Podcast appearances and mentions of emma kerr

Patrick Molloy, Principal at RMI's Climate-Aligned Industries program and co-host of Everything About Hydrogen, joins the Hydrogen Innovators Podcast to explore ammonia's rapidly expanding role in the clean energy transition—as a shipping fuel, hydrogen carrier, and critical input for fertilizers. This episode also marks the debut of our new co-hosts, Stanford PhD students Milenia Rojas Mendoza and Emma Kerr, who bring fresh insight and sharp questions to the conversation. Together, they discuss the impact of recent policy developments like the IMO carbon levy, the balance between centralized and decentralized production, and the global lessons emerging from hydrogen and ammonia deployment efforts. Patrick shares his personal path into the hydrogen space and reflects on the visionary leadership of Amory Lovins, offering a wide-ranging and thoughtful discussion on where this market is headed next.

Today on the podcast, we welcome back Mark Berg. Mark is the founder of and lead advisor at Timothy Financial Counsel, which is an hourly financial planning firm that he started in 2000. Prior to launching Timothy Financial, Mark served as a client manager at a fee-only financial planning firm, and he has provided fee-only financial guidance since 1995. He holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Wheaton College and is a certified financial planner practitioner and NAPFA-registered financial advisor. He served on the national board of directors for the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors from 2008 through 2011. In the spirit of full disclosure, Timothy Financial is the firm that my husband and I use for financial planning. I have no financial relationship with the firm other than that we pay them for their services.BackgroundBioTimothy Financial Counsel“Mark Berg: Hourly Financial Planning Is ‘A Vast Blue Ocean,'” The Long View podcast, Morningstar.com, March 28, 2023.Funding for College“529 Plan Tips for Grandparents to Save for College,” by Emma Kerr, usnews.com, Sept. 7, 2021.“How to Allocate Assets for College Savings,” by Christine Benz, Morningstar.com, Jan. 19, 2022.“Morningstar 529 Ratings: The Best Plans of 2024,” by Hyunmin Kim, Morningstar.com, Oct. 29, 2024.“What to Do With Extra Money in Your 529 Plan,” by Amy Arnott, Morningstar.com, June 30, 2022.“The Best Way to Save for College,” by Christine Benz and Susan Dziubinski, Morningstar.com, Oct. 11, 2022.

Lex chats with  Emma Kerr - Senior Vice President, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Europe at Visa - one of the world's largest payment networks. In this episode, Emma unravels Visa's comprehensive definition of commerce and the nuances of being a merchant. She shares her remarkable journey within Visa and the evolution of payment networks over time. The discussion delves into the intriguing concept of the "network-of-networks," exploring Visa's strategic position amidst the ever-changing landscape of payments, including the emergence of crypto and Web3. Emma sheds light on the exciting world of Web3 commerce, where utility, value, and digital objects converge. They discuss the significant value of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and digital object wrappers, and how they shape the future of the crypto industry. As they look ahead, they predict the evolution of digital objects and crypto payments, envisioning a shift from primitives to highly interactive software and the seamless integration of crypto into payment rails. The episode concludes with Emma offering insights into Visa's forward-thinking strategy to navigate the multi-rail payments landscape and maintain hyper-relevance in this dynamic and complex space. MENTIONED IN THE CONVERSATION Visa's Website: https://bit.ly/3Owc5MOEmma's LinkedIn profile: https://bit.ly/3Kjr3DD Topics: Payments, crypto, paytech, NFT, web3, commerce, network, payment network, payment rail, E-commerce Companies: Visa, USDC, VisaNet, Visa B2B Connect ABOUT THE FINTECH BLUEPRINT 

In the latest strand of Fintech Insider, in association with Visa, we're taking a burning question from financial services across the globe - and really putting it under the microscope with explainers, expert panels, and in-depth interviews all to bring the global community into focus. In this episode, David Barton-Grimley sat down with Surendra Chaplot, Global Head of Product at Wise to continue exploring the question set out in our previous Focus episode: "Will great UX keep European fintechs ahead of their competitors?" Join us to hear Wise' approach to transparency in UX, the challenges in the space still to overcome, and what's next for Wise. All of this, and so much more! This episode is sponsored by Visa Visa's Fintech Fast Track program is streamlining the onboarding process for fintechs – enabling them to gain access to Visa's powerful capabilities and network. Visa and their enablement partners help fintechs launch and scale cards, virtual credentials, and disbursement programs. To learn more visit, partner.visa.com (https://partner.visa.com/) Fintech Insider by 11:FS is a podcast dedicated to all things fintech, banking, technology and financial services. It's hosted by a rotation of 11:FS experts including David M. Brear, Ross Gallagher, Benjamin Ensor, and Kate Moody - as well as a range of brilliant guests. We cover the latest global news, bring you interviews from industry experts or take a deep dive into subject matters such as APIs, AI or digital banking. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and please leave a review Send us your questions for the Fintech Insider Mailbag here (https://11fscompany.typeform.com/to/kBMan5qL?typeform-source=t.co) Follow us on Twitter: @fintechinsiders where you can ask the hosts questions, or email podcasts@11fs.com! Special Guests: Emma Kerr and Surendra Chaplot.

Our expert host, David M. Brear, is joined by some great guests for this latest edition of Fintech insider Focus! In the latest strand of Fintech Insider, in association with Visa, we taking a burning question from financial services across the globe and put it under the microscope with explainers, expert panels, and in-depth interviews – all to bring the global community into focus. In this episode, we're looking at how great UX spurred on a whole generation of fintechs in Europe, how the banks have fought to catch up, and what the move of Big Tech into this space means for the future of financial services. This week's guests include: Emma Kerr, SVP - Strategic Partnerships - Europe, Visa Axel Cateland, CEO, Spendesk Finanical Services Vasily Starostenko, Head of Product, Revolut This episode is sponsored by Visa Visa's Fintech Fast Track program is streamlining the onboarding process for fintechs – enabling them to gain access to Visa's powerful capabilities and network. Visa and their enablement partners help fintechs launch and scale cards, virtual credentials, and disbursement programs. To learn more visit, partner.visa.com. Fintech Insider by 11:FS is a podcast dedicated to all things fintech, banking, technology and financial services. It's hosted by a rotation of 11:FS experts including David M. Brear, Ross Gallagher, Benjamin Ensor, and Kate Moody - as well as a range of brilliant guests. We cover the latest global news, bring you interviews from industry experts or take a deep dive into subject matters such as APIs, AI or digital banking. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe and please leave a review Follow us on Twitter: @fintechinsiders where you can ask the hosts questions, or email podcasts@11fs.com! Special Guests: Axel Cateland, Emma Kerr, and Vasily Starostenko.

What are the drivers that lead to higher student loan balances? Why a one-time student loan forgiveness program doesn't solve the problem of increasing student debt. What are some more viable longer-term solutions.Topics covered include:How big is the Biden Administration student debt forgiveness planHow big has the student debt burden grownWhy are borrowings for students increasingWhy Baby Boomers spent so much less on collegeHow are student loans accounted for by the U.S. federal governmentWhat is the impact on the deficit and potentially inflation of forgiving billions of dollars of student debtFor more information on this episode click here.Show NotesStudent Debt And The Federal Budget | How Student Loans Impact The U.S. Fiscal Outlook, November 2021—Bipartisan Policy CenterWhat the Student-Loan Debate Overlooks by Ronald Brownstein—The AtlanticSee the Average College Tuition in 2022-2023 by Emma Kerr and Sarah Wood—U.S. News & World ReportBiden's Student-Debt Plan Could Chip Away at the Racial Wealth Gap by Sheelah Kolhatkar—The New YorkerIf your federal student loan payments are high compared to your income, you may want to repay your loans under an income-driven repayment plan—Federal Student AidWhat Does Student Debt Cancellation Mean for Federal Finances?—Committee for a Responsible Federal BudgetGovernment payments by program—Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of AgricultureProjected Lifetime Earnings by Major by Douglas A. Webber, December 1st, 2019Related Episodes245: Is College Worth It?307: Income Share Agreements—Good for Students or Investors?327: Is Student Loan Forgiveness A Good Idea?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you've seen the iconic campaigns of Abercrombie & Fitch, fallen victim to the lure of Bath & Body Works, or watched the Atlanta Hawks NBA basketball team, you've likely experienced the work of David Tann, founder, and CEO of creative consulting and branding agency, Tantrum.  In this episode of the Class E Podcast, Tann discusses the merits of mistakes, the importance of brand identity, and the value of listening to what is meant rather than what is said. Tann shares how 15+ years of working with major brands allowed him to assemble his creative toolkit and create a thriving agency of his own. Guest: David Tann Host: Mary Sturgill Producers: Eliza Polich '23 and Emma Kerr '22 Crew: Cam Hamer

Tech entrepreneur Ford Blakely ‘97 turned his natural ability to problem-solve into a $42 million venture. In this episode of the Class E Podcast, Blakely sits down with host Mary Sturgill and a live audience to discuss his company, Zingle, a hospitality-focused business software company. Blakely talks about overcoming obstacles, taking risks, and harnessing dreams, and shares his advice for Furman students and emerging entrepreneurs. Guest: Ford Blakely Host: Mary Sturgill Producers: Eliza Polich '23 and Emma Kerr '22

In this episode of the Class E Podcast, Furman Athletics Director, Jason Donnelly, and Furman Chief Innovation Officer and Executive Director of the Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Anthony Herrera, talk about their combined innovative efforts to bring Innovative programs and Furman Athletics to the Greenville community. Learn about upcoming programs and collaborations at one of the most innovative universities in the nation. Guests:  Jason Donnelly, Furman Athletic Director and Anthony Herrera, Furman University Chief Innovation Officer Host:  Mary Sturgill Producers:  Emma Kerr  '22 and Eliza Polich ‘23

In this episode of the Class E Podcast, Neal Anderson, President and CEO of OnPay Solutions shares his journey in empowering companies through his mission and hi-tech accounting. He shares the story of how he began his company, OnPay Solutions, to help other business owners. Guest: Neal Anderson Host: Mary Sturgill Producers: LeNae Jones and Emma Kerr

In this episode of the Class E Podcast, special series, Pathfinders in Purple, we speak with Dr. Cynthia King. During the day, she is a Communication Studies Department professor, teaching or inspiring her students in the classroom. But after hours, she presents workshops for companies and business leaders via her company, Encourage Communication. She helps individuals to know their value, learn to be good leaders, and become "fluent in oneself." So, come soak up some knowledge in this episode and learn some tips that can help you understand your story and how you can tap into your innovative mind.    Guest: Cynthia King, Ph.D. Host: Mary Sturgill Producers: LeNae Jones and Emma Kerr  

This episode launches season four of the Class E Podcast, where we speak with Bryan Davis, Managing Director of Furman Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, about the opportunities they are providing to Furman and the Greenville community. Learn all about Greenville Starts and other programs Furman Innovation has in the works to grow the upstate entrepreneurial ecosystem. Entrepreneurs, this episode is definitely for you!   Guest: Bryan Davis Host: Mary Sturgill Producers: LeNae Jones and Emma Kerr

In this episode of our Class E Podcast special series, Pathfinders in Purple, we speak with JJ Fowler. During the day, he is a Furman staff member working in the ITS department, but after hours, he owns his own business, Vanzeppelin Aerial. Fowler shares his experience in using drones to show different perspectives, revealing images of his masterpieces through his words. However, it has not always been an easy journey. So, come fly through this episode with us and learn some tips that can help you make a difference doing what you love.   Guest: JJ Fowler of Vanzeppelin Aerial https://www.vanzeppelin.com/ Host: Mary Sturgill Producers: Lenae Jones, Emma Kerr, Rachel Page, Nick Curcio, and Harris Wellborn 

In this amazing episode of The EdUp Experience, sponsored by MDT Marketing, we have the honor of speaking with Emma Kerr, Paying for College Reporter, U.S. News! Emma talks to us about the importance of including the Liberal Arts whenever the discussion of college ROI is highlighted. She also mentions a report by Georgetown that covers which colleges are providing the best ROI and the findings will surprise you! Emma Kerr is the paying for college reporter at U.S. News & World Report. Prior to joining U.S. News, she covered education in Maryland for the Frederick News-Post and made stops at the Chronicle of Higher Education and the Daily Beast, among others. She graduated from the University of Michigan—Ann Arbor, where she studied English and international studies and began her career as a news reporter at its student newspaper, The Michigan Daily Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next time for another episode! Contact Us! Connect with the hosts - Elvin Freytes, Elizabeth Leiba, and Dr. Joe Sallustio ● If you want to get involved, leave us a comment or rate us! ● Join the EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! ● Follow us on Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube Thanks for listening! We make education your business!

In this throwback episode, my good friend Emma Kerr and I talk about Minnesota, hair and boys. Emma is really that girl. @themoneymaekerr Peyton Johnson is a budding podcaster currently located in Des Moines, Iowa and looking to talk to the best and brightest artists and good people in her area. Thank you for attending her tea party! Your place for the tea on music, fashion and news. Peyton's social media is @NotoriousPEY/@TeaWithP

As the temperatures begin to climb and the season changes, the Frederick County Public Schools Board of Education and County Council are entering their own season: Budget season. Over the next few months, the two elected bodies will be deciding where to put funding for the upcoming year. To better understand how the budget process works and what will be prioritized this year, Frederick Uncut producer Emma Kerr sat down with Brad Young, Frederick County Public Schools Board of Education president. Later in the episode, Steve Bohnel, county government reporter for The Frederick News-Post, joins the show to discuss the county budget process. Bohnel details how much of county spending is pre-determined each year and where the “discretionary funds” may be headed in the upcoming year. Bohnel has previously reported about how new legislation in the near future from the council on school construction fees and impact fees is unlikely.

With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching, some couples will be scrambling to find the perfect gift. Randy Olmstead, chef and owner of Perfect Truffle in Frederick, has a business designed not just to fill the need for last-minute gift but fulfill the dreams of local candy lovers. The chef said couples should think about what flavors the other person likes instead of simply buying any box of chocolate. Instead, the holiday can be made special by what is bought, he said. “I’m going on 32 years of marriage, and I’ve learned that just you don’t just buy something. There has to be reason behind it,” Olmstead said. This week, Frederick Uncut producer Emma Kerr visited Perfect Truffle to learn about how the chocolates are made. Olmstead detailed how he picks the perfect combination, such as his white ginger pear tea. The chef said not all candy is made equal. Listen to this week’s episode to learn how Olmstead uses 17 different chocolates in his blends, along with the process of melting chocolate to put it back in the perfect solid form.

“[The federal government] sneezes and Maryland catches a cold.” That’s how Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot describes how intertwined the state is with the federal government. Franchot calls in to discuss with cohosts Colin McGuire and Emma Kerr the ongoing government shutdown - now the longest in history - and what it means for not just the thousands of federal workers who live in Maryland, but also contractors and tertiary effects.

Del. Carol Krimm, who was chosen to be the Frederick County delegation chairperson this session, sits down with hosts Colin McGuire and Emma Kerr to discuss expectations for this year’s General Assembly and what bills she will be pushing for. Stick around at the end for a new segment, Ask Us Anything, where we solicit questions from listeners and answer them on the podcast. Email you questions to Emma at Ekerr@newspost.com. And be sure to subscribe to the FNP Politics podcast feed to catch episodes of In Session where our Annapolis reporter will report on all the goings on during this session.

As America becomes a more secular nation, Christmas and Easter are increasingly becoming the only opportunities faith leaders have to reach an extended audience at church. Wyatt Massey, religion reporter at the Frederick News-Post, sat down with Frederick Uncut hosts Colin McGuire and Emma Kerr to take listeners inside churches and behind the pulpit on Christmas — the Super bowl of sermons. While some faith leaders choose to keep things hopeful and merry, others push for messages about today’s social issues like immigration. While they all say they are seeking authenticity, just how should a faith leader preach to this sudden influx of less loyal followers? Plus, on this holiday issue, hear a little bit about the hosts’ favorite Christmas memories and what this year of podcasts has meant to us.

In part two of our two-part series on modern dating, two young Frederick-area women sit down with host Emma Kerr to get candid about the dating landscape today. Bleak and exciting all at once, this week’s guests give listeners insight into the other side of the coin. Dates are easier to come by, but challenges like keeping safe and decoding the ghosting-like behavior of their male counterparts make for an episode that is just as depressing as it is hilarious. They say despite all of the ups and downs, they still believe some day they’re going to find the one — he’s just a swipe away.

As the days get shorter and temperatures continue to drop, many of us begin to experience the symptoms of seasonal affective disorder — also known as the winter blues. It's a fairly common disorder that can have wide-ranging impacts on our lives. Psychologist Kelly Donahue, of Everyday Therapist in Frederick, describes symptoms to look out for such as over- or under-sleeping and weight gain in the winter months during this episode of Frederick Uncut, and what you can do to create positive thoughts and mindsets even on the most gloomy winter days. This week, Donahue talks hosts Emma Kerr and Colin McGuire through the changes going on in our brains and explains why these symptoms pop up in the first place.

The turkey doesn’t matter. At least, according to Christine Van Bloem, culinary master and chef at the Kitchen Studio Cooking School. It’s all about the sides: noodles, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole and rolls. Colin McGuire and Emma Kerr sat down with Van Bloem to chat about homemade vs. store-bought, what to bring to Thanksgiving to impress, and what to do with all of those leftovers. And of course, don’t forget the dessert — and the controversial pumpkin pie.

Our banks have data on us dating back decades, websites are tracking our every move and just how do those apps use their microphone permissions? On this week's episode of Frederick Uncut, costs Emma Kerr and Colin McGuire sit down with MAZARS Director of Cyber Security Philip Jones and Mount St. Mary’s University Professor Mary Catherine Kennedy to break down the complexities of digital privacy. We learn how to protect yourself, more about the increasingly-common internet shaming trend, and privacy laws everyone should keep in mind.

the Jewish community in Frederick and beyond is still reeling from an October 27th shooting in which eleven congregants were gunned down in a Pittsburgh synagogue. The shooter, who has been charged with a hate crime among other charges, shouted “All Jews Must Die” as he fired an AR-15 and three Glock .357 handguns at random. Incidents of anti-semitism are on the rise in the United States — in 2017, reported incidents of anti-semitism rose by 57 percent according to the Anti-Defamation League’s latest report. Rabbi Jordan Hersh joins Emma Kerr and Colin McGuire from the Beth Sholom Congregation in Frederick to describe the moments and days since the shooting, and his hope that hate can be overcome.

With one in four women and one in seven men having experienced domestic violence in the United States, News-Post reporters Heather Mongilio and Wyatt Massey reported on different aspects of domestic violence in Frederick County. Co-hosts Colin McGuire and Emma Kerr are joined by Mongilio and Massey as they discuss their reporting, which included firsthand accounts of several survivors of domestic abuse.

While homelessness numbers in Washington, D.C., and Baltimore may dwarf those of Frederick County, you might not know Frederick is experiencing a four-year high for unaccompanied students experiencing homelessness, according to The Frederick News-Post’s reporting. This week on Frederick Uncut, your hosts Emma Kerr and Colin McGuire talk with Ed Hinde, head of the Student Homelessness Initiative Partnership, about how the community can help and what it might take to reverse the trend of growth.

Frederick County Public Schools Teacher of the Year Tim Snyder never planned to become a teacher. Snyder studied art in college and wanted to become a graphic designer. After getting real experience with the work, he decided it wasn’t for him. He instead combined his love of education and creativity — and competitiveness — to become an art teacher and coach. An Urbana Middle School art teacher and Urbana High School cross-country and track and field head coach, Snyder said he aims to look at each student individually to provide them with the best mentorship and instruction. Drawing on his own experiences, he helps students find their motivation both in and outside the classroom. On the latest episode of Frederick Uncut, Snyder sat down with host Colin McGuire and News-Post education reporter Emma Kerr to look back on his first few months as Teacher of the Year and advise us on everything from finding our path in life to pre-race diet best practices.

Track star, outspoken advocate for minorities, Spanish-speaker and Kardashian-hater. Paige Tolbard is the newly-minted Student Member of the Board of Education, and she's launching her tenure on the board with a bang. When things got heated during a conversation about racism and the achievement gap at last Wednesday's board meeting, Tolbard says she spoke for the students who would otherwise be unrepresented. A senior at Frederick High School, she ran a campaign on promoting school safety and providing information in both Spanish and English for the growing population of English Learners in Frederick County. On the latest episode of Frederick Uncut, Tolbard sat down with News-Post county government reporter Allen Etzler and News-Post education reporter Emma Kerr to bring us inside the mind of the modern high school student, tell us a little about the personal experience she brings to her new role and address the challenges of being heard as a student. She also tells you about her favorite star, Jake Paul — just kidding — and her primary means to getting a laugh: Twitter.

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As our first operatic production of the autumn term approaches, we talk to director Stephen Medcalf and students Alison Langer, Lawrence Thackeray and Emma Kerr about their approach to performing this warm, funny and wonderfully lyrical early Czech opera. The Cunning Peasant runs in the Silk Street Theatre from 3-10 November 2014.