Podcast appearances and mentions of erica sandberg

Gov. Newsom recently ordered homeless encampments on property under the state's jurisdiction to be cleared due to the Grants Pass Supreme Court decision that ruled that it is not cruel and unusual punishment to forbid people from camping on public property. This podcast is an audio version of Free Cities Center director Steve Greenhut's interview with Erica Sandberg, a freelance journalist and frequent commentator on San Francisco's homeless crisis. 

Carl DeMaio comes on the show to talk about why you should vote NO on Prop 1. Eric Adams said he won't let New York turn into Skid Row. Erica Sandberg comes on the show to talk about a viral video that came out of a drug addict going crazy in the Tenderloin District in San Francisco.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vårdpodden handlar den här gången om digitala invånartjänster inom Cerner Virtual, som är en del av framtidens vårdinformationsmiljö med Millennium som nav. Förberedelserna inför att börja använda tjänsterna leds av programmet Patientportalen med digitaliseringsstrateg Erica Sandberg som programägare. I Vårdpodden beskriver hon bland annat förväntningarna från patienter att vården ska bli mer digital och nödvändigheten att ställa om för att få vårdens resurser att räcka till allt större vårdbehov. Transkriberad version av avsnitt 45.

Journalist, author, speaker & strategist Erica Sandberg is best known for giving sound and practical financial guidance to readers & viewers. But more than a personal finance expert, she's a resident of San Francisco. She has seen for herself the escalating issues with the city's homeless population, especially in its Tenderloin neighborhood, which has rapidly devolved into a modern skid row. The culprit? Easy accessibility to drugs. So she went undercover to three facilities where local addicts can get supplies for their habits, ostensibly for the benefit of public health. What she found there shocked her, and it will probably shock you as well. Hear in her own words why she believes San Francisco's lax drug policies are making matters much worse, and much, much more deadly. ***** TOP STORIES: FBI Releases Affidavit on Trump's Mar-a-Lago Home Raid. Read It Here. BREAKING: FBI Affidavit Behind Trump Raid Says Classified Info and Disorganized Docs Prompted Search and Seizure That Mushroom Cloud You See Is Another Trump Media Narrative Exploding Before Your Eyes Trump Says the Same FBI Agent 'Escorted Out' Friday for Hiding Hunter Biden's Laptop Was Involved in Mar-a-Lago Raid [UPDATED] '6 Ways From Sunday' Alert: Yet ANOTHER NEW PROBE Into Trump's Declassified Docs 'Irredeemably Corrupt' FBI Stages Photo to 'Prove' Trump Shouldn't Get Documents Back Remember When Hillary Destroyed Subpoenaed Docs and the Feds Gave Her a Pass? So Do We. ***** MORE INFO: VictoriaTaft.com Victoria Taft @ PJ Media --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/victoria-taft/support

Join AJ Steel in a very personal episode where he talks about the loss of a 20 year old family member to drugs, and hear his interview with news reporter extraordinaire Erica Sandberg, who went undercover into San Francisco's drug world and discovered that some of the crookedest people on the streets weren't the junkies, but the the so called advocates tasked with helping them. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ajsteelshow/message

Feliks Banel on examining WA monuments for accuracy and inclusivity // Charity of the Month -- Nicole Jennings on "Empower Sports" // Hanna Scott on predatory schools targeting veterans on the GI Bill // Dose of Kindness -- meet a serial tipper // Gee Scott on UW's global recognition // Erica Sandberg, freelance journalist, on her experience as an undercover addict // Rachel Belle on free menstrual products, Scotland-wide/ friends vs work friendsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0:00 - Fairlee well Fauci   12:15 - Dan & Amy look for any legal basis for the raid on Mar-a-Lago   29:23 - Dan & Amy respond to Lightfoot's complaints over Darren Bailey ads   48:25 - COVID testing, COVID testing data, and a lack of transparency   01:01:38 - President of Americans for Tax Reform, Grover Norquist:  How many of Biden's new IRS agents will be packing heat — and how many of us will they target? For more on Amercians for Tax Reform visit atr.org   01:18:17 - President at Wirepoints, Ted Dabrowski, remembers Illinois' COVID response differently than JB Pritzker. Check out Ted's latest wirepoints.org    01:33:33 - Catalina Lauf, Republican congressional candidate for IL-11, catalinaforcongress.com & Burgess Owens,  former NFL player and Super Bowl Champion, author of Why I Stand: From Freedom to the Killing Fields of Socialism and U.S. Representative for Utah's 4th congressional district burgess4utah.com, discuss the future of the Republican Party and the future of America   01:51:34 - Erica Sandberg, widely published consumer-finance reporter based in San Francisco and the author of Expecting Money: The Essential Financial Plan for New and Growing Families, shares her time undercover on the streets of San Francisco. For more from Erica visit ericasandberg.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A reading of, "Another Step Backward: The Chesa Boudin Recall," published on Substack on June 7, 2022Related content: "Time's Arrow: The Chesa Boudin Recall"

Will There Be Music?              Today:  It's being called a hearing, but tonight's January 6th primetime special produced by an actual ABC producer sounds more like a show.  Don't look for it on FoxNews. Then, media critic Jeff McCall from DePauw University explains the FoxNews abstention and the rest of the media's willingness to play along.  Finally, Erica Sandberg at the City Journal, reports on San Francisco's recall of DA Chesa Boudin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Erica Sandberg, consumer finance expert and freelance journalist, on today's California elections, and the disaster of San Francisco.  The distinction between someone who is conservative, and "a conservative."  The wheels coming off of our society.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You may have seen the viral video of a masked suspect in San Francisco astride his bicycle deep down an aisle of a retail drug store, corralling armloads of expensive makeup and sundries into a plastic garbage bag on his bicycle handlebars. There is a security officer in the frame, recording the brazen grand theft burglary with his cellphone. He even takes a swipe for the bag as the criminal escapes with his loot. In this episode of Policing Matters, host Jim Dudley speaks with consumer finance expert Erica Sandberg about how the increase in property crimes and retail theft impacts business districts and erodes community safety and quality of life.

Journalist Erica Sandberg joins the show to update us on the current state of homelessness, crime, and public order in the Bay Area. San Francisco's Substance-Abuse Crisis "Bay Watch" San Francisco's Failed Experiment on Homeless Hotels    

Erica Sandberg joins Brian Anderson to discuss homelessness in San Francisco, the campaign to recall California governor Gavin Newsom, and the budding backlash against San Francisco district attorney Chesa Boudin.

Joe and Amy wonder muse on how alcohol escapes a warning label especially now that the American Cancer has released a study on how it fuels cancer. Biden administration commits to science driving policy but will that include drug policy? The alcoholic of the day, Matt Rinklin of Release Recovery Foundation, stops by to chat about his higher power and how his foundation helps underserved get into treatment. Journalist and community activist, Erica Sandberg, gets out the brass tacks to explain her ardent opposition to harm reduction. 

Erica Sandberg joins Seth Barron to discuss how San Francisco's small-business owners are handling the city's latest lockdown, how new outdoor dining facilities became a magnet for the homeless, and whether California public officials who violate Covid restrictions will face political consequences.  

Erica Sandberg, Consumer Finance reporter for the City Journal, on overdose deaths outpacing Wuhan Virus deaths in San Francisco, and her experience obtaining drug paraphernalia undercover. John Hinderaker's piece in Powerline on what we teach our children. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Erica Sandberg is a standout freelance writer in San Francisco who contributes to 12-15 publications at a time! Having met Evan when she interviewed him during his political run, Erica reconnects to discuss the state of California, the job-killing law AB 5 and an open letter she wrote to San Francisco restaurants to whom Mayor […] The post Erica Sandberg – Ep116 appeared first on Evan Wecksell.

San Francisco's homeless population numbers approximately 24,000. It breaks down into three discrete segments, namely one third mentally ill, one third economic casualties and one third drug users and addicts. Today's podcast focuses on the drug users and addicts. The City Journal and Erica Sandberg in particular has written a detailed account of the Harm Reduction drug culture in San Francisco. Her chilling account of how they facilitate drug use and abuse among the homeless on our streets is shocking. And it is all in the name of misguided compassion. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/james-herlihy/message

I detta avsnitt tittar Kjell Foss närmare på AI, Artificiell Intelligens. Det pågår flera utvecklingsprojekt inom vården där AI ska stödja diagnoser och möjliggöra att rätt behandling kan ges tidigare. AI ska även kunna förutsäga sjukdomar och hitta mönster som vi människor inte kan. Det gör att med hjälp av AI ska sjukdomar kunna förutsägas innan de uppstår. Erica Sandberg är gäst, hon arbetar strategiskt med digitaliseringsfrågor inom FVM, Framtidens vårdinformationsmiljö. 

Ian, March, and I have a dedicated group chat channel called #podcasts_to_follow where we share interesting podcasts with one another. This week, we decided to share our favorite podcasts with you as well as some of the new shows we've discovered lately.  As we sat down to record this week's episode, March ran into some last minute technical difficulties and wasn't able to join the recording session so it's just Ian and me this week. We had such a fun time talking about our new podcast discoveries that we plan to do another episode just like this in the future where March can chime in with his favorites and we feature recommendations from The Better Show community. 2:37 - Darren talks about Malcolm Gladwell's Revisionist History podcast and a new collaboration between Malcolm Gladwell and Michael Lewis. 5:25 - Ian shares the shows that he and Carine listened to on a recent road trip. 7:50 - Seth Godin's decision to move from focusing on books to podcasting. 15:01 - Darren updates his LinkedIn profile with a list of his favorite podcasts. 18:09 - Google's new feature featuring videos from celebrities commenting on the most common questions asked about them on google.com. 28:18 - Darren shares one of his favorite shows, Every Little Thing by Gimlet Media. 30:10 - We plug The Better Show number +1 971–333–8007 and invite the community to share their favorite podcast recommendations. 33:01 - Ian wonders, "how do new words start?" 38:01 - Ian and Carine listen to The Drive by Peter Attia on a road trip. 42:50 - EconTalk and an interesting episode on addressing the problem of homelessness. 46:44 - The Daily by The New York Times 48:10 - True crime podcasts and a few recommendations for interesting shows covering true crimes. 49:47 - S-town by the creators of Serial and This American Life. 52:28 - Reply All by Gimlet Links to podcasts mentioned

Erica Sandberg joins City Journal associate editor Seth Barron to discuss the deteriorating state of public order in San Francisco. The Bay Area's most densely populated and desirable neighborhoods are being destroyed by lawlessness and squalor. San Francisco now leads the nation in property crime, according to the FBI. "Other low-level offenses," Sandberg reports for City Journal, "including drug dealing, street harassment, encampments, indecent exposure, public intoxication, simple assault, and disorderly conduct are also rampant." With the situation growing more dire, residents are organizing to demand that the city take action against repeat offenders and strengthen quality-of-life laws. It remains to be seen whether the city will change its approach to public safety. "Meantime," Sandberg writes, "the poor bear the brunt of low-level and property crimes."

Erica Sandberg joins Seth to talk about her piece in City Journal, titled "San Francisco's Quality-Of-Life Toll." A Tom Wolfe essay in the American Spectator in 1987, "The Great Re-Learning." Actor Jeff Daniels says President Trump's election in 2020 would mean the end of democracy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

That Expert Show host Anna Canzano interviews consumer finance expert Erica Sandberg. Based on viewer questions, they discuss strategies on credit cards, budgeting and teaching young people about money. Check out Shoe Mill for the best footwear to get in shape. It's a multi-generational family business I love! Click here for special deals courtesy of That Expert Show: https://shoemill.com/pages/that-expert-show

Erica and Drew discuss financial planning for young families as well as attempting to gain insight into and tackle the homelessness problem. Erica has a distinctive point of view and is actively involved in service to enact policies to help the homeless.

Erica Sandberg is all about living a fantastic lifestyle with financial freedom and having wonderful Adventures With Money.Adventures With Money is all about helping you understand the truth about money (aka: finances): how to understand your finances, save money, and use money so you can live the most wonderful life imaginable (and that doesn’t mean you have to have LOADS of it either!)Erica's C.R.E.D.I.T. System Course allows you to get her insight and the 6 Easy Steps to Healthy Finances & a Great Credit Score.Listen to full episodes at www.teamgu.com/episodes

Erica Sandberg is all about living a fantastic lifestyle with financial freedom and having wonderful Adventures With Money. Adventures With Money is all about helping you understand the truth about money (aka: finances): how to understand your finances, save money, and use money so you can live the most wonderful life imaginable (and that doesn’t mean you have to have LOADS of it either!) Erica's C.R.E.D.I.T. System Course allows you to get her insight and the 6 Easy Steps to Healthy Finances & a Great Credit Score. Listen to full episodes at www.teamgu.com/episodes Or, there is a link on our www.disruptnowprogram.com site 

Podcaster and writer Erica Sandberg talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about homelessness in San Francisco. Sandberg talks about what the city can do about homelessness and her experience with Downtown Streets Team, which gives homeless people in the Bay Area the chance to work in exchange for gift cards that let them buy food and other basics.

Your money is your life, and good financial management is really, really important. Erica joins me for a pot of Earl Grey tea at Samovar where she speaks candidly on passion and money.

Your money is your life, and good financial management is really, really important. Erica joins me for a pot of Earl Grey tea at Samovar where she speaks candidly on passion and money.

Erica is the financial education director and co-host of the web & TV program "Change Starts At Home". She is also the author of the top selling book, "Expecting Money". She writes for the San Francisco Chronicle's SF Gate - and her articles are featured in the Wall St. Journal, CNBC, New York Daily News, Market Watch, Redbook, and www.smartmoney.com. Erica is a frequent guest on Forbes Video Network, Fox Business News, and Businessweek TV. Erica was one of my first guests in Sept. 2009, and we welcome her back. Prior to setting up her writing and financial consulting business, she was affiliated with Consumer Credit Counseling Services of San Francisco for over 10 years. Her website is www.ericasandberg.com.

In these tough economic times, there are many steps you can take to protect yourself from the economic windstorms. Erica Sandberg, author of Expecting Money: the Essential Financial Plan for New and Growing Families, gives her best tips on how to cut costs, make the most of your employee benefits and increase your income so you can weather the storm.

In these tough economic times, there are many steps you can take to protect yourself from the economic windstorms. Erica Sandberg, author of Expecting Money: the Essential Financial Plan for New and Growing Families, gives her best tips on how to cut costs, make the most of your employee benefits and increase your income so you can weather the storm.

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Erica Sandberg, in her new book Expecting Money: The Essential Financial Plan for New and Growing Families, helps parents plan for the financial implications of having children. In this interview, she covers how to prioritize baby and maternity costs, how to cover fertility and adoption expenses, how to find the best childcare options and how to plan for you children's education expenses. If you have kids or are thinking of having them, don't miss this interview!

Erica Sandberg, in her new book Expecting Money: The Essential Financial Plan for New and Growing Families, helps parents plan for the financial implications of having children. In this interview, she covers how to prioritize baby and maternity costs, how to cover fertility and adoption expenses, how to find the best childcare options and how to plan for you children's education expenses. If you have kids or are thinking of having them, don't miss this interview!