Podcast appearances and mentions of eric porterfield

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On Today's episode of Backwards & In High Heels The Podcast, we talk with Tina Gray Russell, who won her Primary in WV against Eric Porterfield. She's a true people champion and I love everything she does and stands for. She's also a history maker as the first Black female Democratic candidate to win a primary in Mercer County. WHOOOO! We're thrilled to support her and her campaign. Please follow her on Twitter @TinaRussell309, visit her site at https://t.co/WzrmKwADpA?amp=1, and donate, volunteer and support where and how you can. Let's help make history again!!!! Check out this great article on Tina winning her primary from a local media outlet. #HEELyeah! https://www.wvpublic.org/post/its-never-been-just-about-me-tina-russell-first-black-woman-win-democratic-primary-mercer#stream/0 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backwards--in-high-heels/message

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Eric Porterfield is the Consumer Communications Manager for Social Good at Facebook.  He joined the social media giant after spending seven years at the United Nations Foundation where he most recently worked as the Senior Communications Director, supporting communications across global issues, partnerships and events. During his time at the UN Foundation he built a journalism fellowship program that took hundreds of journalists to see the work of the UN firsthand and was seconded to the World Health Organization to support the WHO’s response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa in 2014. Previously, Eric worked as a Senior Communications Officer for International Services at the American Red Cross, overseeing communications and outreach for major emergencies including the 2010 Haiti earthquake. He was seconded to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Geneva and Kuala Lumpur to support responses to several natural disasters. Prior to joining the Red Cross, he worked for Good Morning America at ABC News. The post 147: What a Facebook Consumer Communications Manager for Social Good Does w/ Eric Porterfield, Facebook [Main T4C episode] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

What is up fellow workers! This episode is a crossover with our good buddies from the witty, ironic weed n politics podcast Beep Beep Lettuce! Eric Porterfield: swim team champion AND heavyweight prize fighter // "We sell guitars n we sell gunz" // Ultimate fail daughter: Meghan McCain // What if Stalin had a cell phone? What? You mean Facebook and Google already do this stuff??? // Taco Bell employees rule // + more... Plz check out the Beep Beep crew here: https://soundcloud.com/beepbeepleaf Twitter: @beepbeepleaf Take your lunch, head on home, or kick your feet up with us :) We got your back

The 1st Blind Republican Member of the WV House comments on various issues from his first legislative session.

Al carajo Rodolfo González Cruz, pastor evangélico cubano que ejerce en Perú, por animar a asesinar a homosexuales, ateos y corruptos https://digitalsevilla.com/2019/02/15/un-pastor-evangelico-en-peru-los-homosexuales-deben-morir-al-igual-que-los-corruptos-y-ateos/ ItzHalo, alias de un jugador en un foro de Xbox, por votar negativo a un juego del que afirma que está volviendo transexual a su hijo https://hardwaresfera.com/noticias/videojuegos/padre-dice-que-apex-legends-esta-volviendo-transexual-a-su-hijo-por-usar-los-personajes-femeninos/ La universidad de Samford, en Alabama, por pedir a sus bailarinas que se venden los pechos para que no se noten mientras bailan https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2019/02/11/christian-school-tells-female-dancers-to-bind-breasts-with-bandages-before-show/ Eric Porterfield, legislador de Virgina Occidental, por llamar terroristas a los no heteronormativos e insinuar que ahogaría a sus hijos si fueran homosexuales https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2019/02/10/wv-legislator-a-baptist-pastor-says-the-lgbtq-are-a-terrorist-group/ https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2019/02/12/wv-gop-legislator-says-if-his-kids-were-gay-hed-see-if-they-could-swim/ Tony Abbott, ex-primer ministro australiano, por arrogarse la aprobación del matrimonio igualitario cuando se opuso frontalmente https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2019/02/12/former-australian-leader-who-opposed-marriage-equality-now-wants-credit-for-it/ Jaime Mayor Oreja, exministro español que hizo negocio con los escoltas contra el terrorismo vasco, por su tendenciosidad al hablar sobre la eutanasia https://www.elplural.com/sociedad/jaime-mayor-oreja-eutanasia-aborto-homosexuales-transexuales-partido-popular-entrevista_211404102 La asociación de Abogados Cristianos de España por acosar judicialmente a una activista feminista https://www.infolibre.es/noticias/politica/2019/02/13/blanca_canedo_feminista_demandada_por_abogados_cristianos_problema_que_avancen_los_que_pretenden_cercenar_los_derechos_sexuales_reproductivos_las_mujeres_91832_1012.html Las autoridades iraníes, por vetar a un grupo de pop después de que una miembro del grupo cantase en solitario ante una audiencia mixta https://observers.france24.com/en/20190213-iranian-pop-group-was-banned-because-its-guitarist-sang-12-second-solo El gobierno indonesio por presionar a Instagram a cerrar una cuenta de apoyo a personas LGTB e Instagram por ceder a ello https://www.20minutos.es/gonzoo/noticia/instagran-cierra-cuenta-lgbt-presiones-indonesia-3561562/0/ El Papa, por sus explicaciones acerca del feminismo https://www.eldiario.es/sociedad/Papa-feminismo-acaba-machismo-falda_0_870713842.html Triunfo YouTube demonetiza los canales de los antivacunas https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/carolineodonovan/youtube-just-demonetized-anti-vax-channels El ayuntamiento de Valencia cobrará el IBI a la iglesia por cualquier local no dedicado al culto https://www.eldiario.es/cv/Valencia-cobrara-IBI-inmuebles-Iglesia_0_867214131.html WTF El locutor de Fox Peter Hegseth lleva 10 años sin lavarse las manos porque los gérmenes no son reales https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2019/02/11/fox-news-host-hasnt-washed-his-hands-in-10-years-because-germs-are-not-real/ Coelho El PP español, por pedir elecciones inmediatas y quejarse de la fecha porque les toca la semana santa https://www.eldiario.es/politica/MINUTO-POLITICO-anuncio-elecciones_13_868393153_23243.html Lynn Hutchins, senadora por Wyoming, por decir que sin la pena de muerte Jesús no hubiera podido morir para sus cosas. https://twitter.com/IAmNickReynolds/status/1096135585922732032 Otras noticias Católicos Una monja india acusa a un obispo de haberla violado https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/09/world/asia/nun-rape-india-bishop.html El Vaticano tiene unas reglas secretas para curas con hijos https://www.nytimes.com/es/2019/02/19/iglesia-catolica-celibato/?action=click&clickSource=inicio&contentPlacement=2&module=to --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ateorizar/message

Episode 9 Mike and Kyle join us on the podcast . We talk music, Twitter, why you shouldn’t take your girlfriend to Jamaica, small pets, going to therapy, Eric Porterfield, the National Emergency and more. Skip to 1:51:13 for an exclusive preview to a song by Kyle aka K Ho.

Chris Sapphire, Eric Star and Mark Garcia are back at it again with another GAG! They talk about Jussie Smollett, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, Smegma, West Virginia Republican lawmaker Eric Porterfield refers to LGBTQ as new KKK , Gay Gaming. Chris Sapphire – @mrchrissapphire Eric Star – @mrericstar Mark Garcia – @ourFearlessLeader Episode sponsor : MZstudios A Fruitrollup Network […] The post Jussie Smollett, Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris, Smegma, West Virginia Republican lawmaker refers to LGBTQ as new KKK, Eric Porterfield, Gay Gaming appeared first on The Fruit Roll Up.

**cough cough** yes the flu has taken over in Ireland and very nasally/phlegmy Ash joins Matt to talk about things that matter and somethings that don't... First up is the weekend update where Matt's love of farmers gets unearthed.... then it is onto American politician Eric Porterfield who shocked the world with his crazy suggestions... lastly, Ash reflects on a time when he wasn't stiff and relates everything that is wrong in his life to being over 30... sadly with his head cold, he doesn't communicate it that well.... uer, agh, ugh, cough cough.... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eric Porterfield is the Consumer Communications Manager for Social Good at Facebook.  He joined the social media giant after spending seven years at the United Nations Foundation where he most recently worked as the Senior Communications Director, supporting communications across global issues, partnerships and events. During his time at the UN Foundation he built a journalism fellowship program that took hundreds of journalists to see the work of the UN firsthand and was seconded to the World Health Organization to support the WHO’s response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa in 2014. Previously, Eric worked as a Senior Communications Officer for International Services at the American Red Cross, overseeing communications and outreach for major emergencies including the 2010 Haiti earthquake. He was seconded to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Geneva and Kuala Lumpur to support responses to several natural disasters. Prior to joining the Red Cross, he worked for Good Morning America at ABC News. The post 111: How to Break Into Communications at Facebook w/ Eric Porterfield, Facebook [Espresso Shots] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

Why is it so uncomfortable to talk about race? That's the question self-identified conservative Republican Brian Grimm set out to answer and created a film from what he learned. He's joined by Rev. Terence Williams and Rev. Eric Porterfield as he talks about his film "Racial Taboo," his journey of discovery, and how they're using the film to foster meaningful dialog between whites and blacks.

Why is it so uncomfortable to talk about race? That's the question self-identified conservative Republican Brian Grimm set out to answer and created a film from what he learned. He's joined by Rev. Terence Williams and Rev. Eric Porterfield as he talks about his film "Racial Taboo," his journey of discovery, and how they're using the film to foster meaningful dialog between whites and blacks.