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Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2022 8:27

SLO County residents will have the opportunity to vote for a county supervisor on June 7. My guest, Cal Poly political science professor Michael Latner, explains what our supervisors do, who can (and can't) vote in this election, and exactly what's at stake. Action item: May 23 is the voter registration deadline. Check your voter status to make sure you're registered at the correct address. The county clerk-recorder's website is the place for local election information. For an impartial guide to everything else on the ballot, take a look at the CalMatters 2022 Voter Guide. This episode was produced by Francisco Martinez with original music by Wes Bisheff. Follow Agenda Breakdown on Instagram for update and action opportunities. Subscribe to Agenda Breakdown on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can now support Agenda Breakdown by becoming a subscriber. Details at agendabreakdown.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agendabreakdown/support

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How should a city grow and change? SLO has a plan for that

Medical Sales Accelerator

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 12, 2022 9:51

As San Luis Obispo grows, the city must decide where to build housing, how residents will get around, how to manage water and open space, and more. The roadmap for that growth and development is called the General Plan. SLO City Council will hear an update on the city's General Plan next week. My guest, Steve Peck of Peck Planning and Development, talks about what's in the plan, and why this meeting is an opportunity for community members to check in. Action item: Find the General Plan Annual Report in the city council agenda packet, and read it—yes, read it. It's written in plain language that will help you understand what progress has been made on the issues you care about. If you have questions, email city council or city staff, or come to the April 19 city council meeting to give public comment. This episode was produced by Francisco Martinez with original music by Wes Bisheff. Follow Agenda Breakdown on Instagram for update and action opportunities. Subscribe to Agenda Breakdown on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. New! You can now support Agenda Breakdown by becoming a subscriber for 99 cents per month. Details at agendabreakdown.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agendabreakdown/support

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Want to Be a Premier Revenue Driver? Stop Taking Orders and Start Taking Accountability

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 28, 2022 37:49

Are you a revenue driver or just an order taker? More importantly, do you understand the distinction? Francisco Martinez didn't really know—let alone care—when he fell into a medical sales role out of necessity years ago. Now? He's a sales coach, trainer, and productivity enthusiast on a mission to dignify selling and help high achievers go beyond transactions. We sat down with the executive sales manager for Empire Medical (Arthrex) to chat about his 180-degree mindset shift, the power of humility, the industry's growing need for hard truths and clear motives, and more. In this episode, you'll learn: The irony of using “salesy” as a dirty word (and what's really behind it) How to champion the culture you want to be a part of, regardless of your role Why a failure to consistently define goals can lead to misaligned teams How to make an impact within and beyond MedTech using the three ‘E's Plus, we explore ways to balance the dual responsibilities of sales and service more effectively.

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What's all the fuss about roundabouts?

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 17, 2022 12:21

San Luis Obispo County is working on a plan to build two roundabouts on Highway 227, and public sentiment about it is mixed. Cal Poly transportation engineering professor Anurag Pande (@PolyProfPande) helps me explore the science of roundabouts and the complicated feelings that surface in neighborhoods where they're being introduced. Action item: Learn about the background and timeline of the roundabouts project on the County Department of Public Works project page. Scroll down to the FAQs that address some myths about roundabouts and how to use them if you're on foot or on a bike. You'll have an opportunity to give public comment when this goes to the County Supervisors later this spring. I'll be sure to give you a heads-up. This episode was produced by Francisco Martinez with original music by Wes Bisheff. Follow Agenda Breakdown on Instagram for update and action opportunities. Subscribe to Agenda Breakdown on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts. New! You can now support Agenda Breakdown by becoming a subscriber for 99 cents per month. Details at agendabreakdown.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agendabreakdown/support

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How is San Luis Obispo spending your money?

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2022 9:24

It's mid-year checkup time for the San Luis Obispo city budget. City manager Derek Johnson explains how our city funds are being spent, what kinds of changes we may see at the Feb. 15 city council meeting, and how you can weigh in. Action item: Read the staff recommendations in the city council agenda: slocity.org/agendas, then contact city council with your thoughts about expenditures that align with our major city goals. You can submit your comments by email, voicemail or during public comment at the virtual meeting. Bonus item: Play the CalMatters budget surplus game to see how your state budget priorities align with Gov. Newsom's. Who knew budgets could be fun? Episode produced by Francisco Martinez. Music by Wes Bisheff. Follow Agenda Breakdown on Instagram for update and action opportunities. Subcribe to Agenda Breakdown on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts—and if you liked the show, please leave us a review! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agendabreakdown/support

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Civics 101: public meetings, demystified

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2022 13:21

Have you ever been to a city council meeting? Odds are good that the answer is no. After all, weeknights are really busy when you've got a job to wake up for, kids to tuck in, rent to worry about ... But here's the thing. The relatively small number of community members who DO attend public meetings don't often represent the range of backgrounds and priorities that exist in the community at large. One of the reasons I started this podcast was to encourage more types of people to participate in local government. Cities need diverse participation in order to have fair representation. So the goal of this episode is to make city council and other public meetings seem more approachable. Journalist Robin Epley helps me break it down: how public meetings are structured, how to participate, how to make sure your voice is heard when you don't have hours to spare. Action Item: Read the article Robin wrote when she covered government for at the Enterprise-Record in Chico: "How do city council meetings work? Here's a primer." Then go to San Luis Obispo's website and subscribe to their email updates so you'll know when an issue you care about is coming up for a vote. Bonus Item: Make a pledge to speak during public comment or email your council members at least once this year. If you can do that, you'll be helping to make sure citizens like you are represented when local decisions are made. Episode produced by Francisco Martinez. Music by Wes Bisheff. Follow Agenda Breakdown on Instagram for update and action opportunities. Subcribe to Agenda Breakdown on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts—and if you liked the show, please leave us a review! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agendabreakdown/support

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What does "redistricting" mean and why should we care?

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 15, 2021 10:43

There's been a lot of chatter lately about redistricting, which is a process that SLO County is going through right now. If you heard about it and your eyes glazed over, don't worry, you're not alone. Cal Poly political science professor Michael Latner talks with me about what redistricting means, how SLO County's district boundaries can impact our lives, and how we can all have a say on boundary maps. Action item: look at the draft maps to see how your district would be affected, then email the county supervisors about your preferences: redistricting@co.slo.ca.us. You can also give public comment during the Nov. 19 meeting. Agenda will post here. Episode produced by Francisco Martinez. Music by Wes Bisheff. Follow Agenda Breakdown on Instagram for update and action opportunities. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agendabreakdown/support

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Gente y Ciudad, Episodio 137

Gente y Ciudad

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2021 29:37

En este episodio, @malemalaver habla con Francisco Martinez, coordinador académico del Campus Transparencia para conocer la oferta académica y cómo con la participación ciudadana se reduce la corrupción @nomasguiso En el Aporte de la Política el entrevistado fue Emil Beraun, Filósofo, consultor político, profesor y magister en detección de la mentira para conocer del curso online "Miénteme Si Puedes" previsto para 8 y 15 de Noviembre @Beraunemil

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A new home for the SLO police station

Nova Acrópole Palestras Filosóficas

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 28, 2021 12:52

San Luis Obispo's police station is old and run-down. Is a new Public Safety Center the solution? This question will come to city council at a time when cities are reimagining what local law enforcement and community safety should look like. City Engineer Brian Nelson talks with me about what the project would entail. Action item: read the staff report and submit public comment before the Nov. 2 city council study session. Episode produced by Francisco Martinez. Music by Wes Bisheff. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agendabreakdown/support

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#432 - Prof. Lúcia Helena Galvão, quais são seus "Insights para um Novo Mundo"?! - Luah Galvão

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 25, 2021 75:15

Repost @Luah Galvão https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_apw7RtvPl4 É com muita alegria que encerro a série de entrevistas “Insights para o Novo Mundo” com uma conversa muito tocante e recheada de ensinamentos que tive com a Professora e Filósofa Lúcia Helena Galvão, por quem tenho um profundo respeito e admiração. Ao total foram publicadas 8 entrevistas com sonhadores-realizadores de áreas diversas de atuação e conhecimento, em cada bate-papo, muitos insights e aprendizado. Esse foi um projeto que desenhei em plena pandemia como uma forma voluntaria de manter a os sonhos e a motivação para além dos acontecimentos complexos do mundo externo. Encerrar a série com a Lúicia Helena me enche de orgulho, e tenho certeza que sua mensagem vai tocar muitos do que assistirem ao conteúdo. Por volta de 2016, conheci a Professora Lúcia através das suas palestras na Nova Acrópole, e tive imediata conexão com os assuntos compartilhados. Passei anos acompanhando seu trabalho, até que um dia nos conhecemos pessoalmente um um Forum Internacional sobre Felicidade em São Paulo. Ambas tínhamos sido convidadas para palestrar no evento. A oportunidade para um contato mais pessoal estava estabelecida! Nosso encontro já começou com bossa, afinal ambas somos Galvão e buscamos as afinidades de nossos ancestrais já na primeira conversa. Trocamos contato. À partir daí, uma relação de muito respeito e parceria começava. Tive a oportunidade de pilotar algumas ações no mercado corporativo contando com a presença da Professora Lúcia. Todas as ações desenhadas tiveram impacto muito positivo. Sinto que cada vez mais estamos abrindo espaço para a Filosofia e para o retorno dos ensinamentos dos grandes pensadores da história humana. E a Lúcia, como uma das porta-vozes mais fidedignas desse universo, tem construído um legado gigante, ajudando a florescer novamente os grandes nomes, as grandes ideias e correntes que elevam o pensamento humano. Sinto como se ela fosse um arauto de uma nova espécie de “Renascimento”, dessa vez, adaptando para a contemporaneidade diversos conceitos, que sem sua interpretação e olhar minucioso, seriam herméticos demais para nossa compreensão. Sem mais delongas, segue nossa gostosa entrevista; um tempo fora do tempo para tratarmos de assuntos do nosso presente de uma maneira singular que só a Professora Lúcia consegue fazer! Para aqueles que quiserem conhecer sua BIO em maior profundidade, ela foi compartilhada pela acessória de imprensa da Professora e estará disponível no descritivo da matéria publicada no Blog "O que te Motiva" da Revista Exame. Segue o link: LINK: Meus agradecimentos especiais para a Fernanda Almendra pelos teasers e pela vinheta de abertura, produzidos com tanto carinho, esmero e dedicação e pela parceria do meu companheiro Danilo España pelas edições longas e apoio incondicional ao projeto. Agradeço à cada um dos 8 maravilhosos entrevistados dessa série: Katya Hemelrijk, Reverendo Lucas, David Schurmman, Aline Stival, Santo, Francisco Martinez, Joka Kassis e Professora Lúcia Helena Galvão por todo tempo dedicado, conhecimento compartilhado e acolhimento ao projeto. Cada um em sua área, é uma imensa fonte de inspiração. Eles ajudam a nortear nossos atos para um novo momento de mundo que já começou. Meu muito obrigada. LINKS DE INTERESSE: -Professora Lúcia Helena Galvão: @profluciahelenagalvao -Nova Acrópole - site: https://www.acropole.org.br -Nova Acrópole no YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/results?searc... -Vídeos com a Professora Lúcia Helena na Nova Acrópole: https://www.youtube.com/results?searc... -Luah Galvão: https://www.luahgalvao.com.br Sugestões, colaborações, observações pelo whatsapp 61 9 8361 57 53 - Voluntários Membros da Nova Acrópole Asa Sul #insights #novomundo #luahgalvao #novaacropole #filosofia #cultura #voluntariado #newacropolis #nuevaacropole #volunteer #culture #philosophy #palestrasfilosoficas #filosofiaaplicada #filosofiaamaneiraclassica #autoconhecimento #sentidodevida #vidainterior #consciencia #luciahelenagalvao #professoraluciahelena #acropoleplay #palestrafilosoficanovaacropole

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Issues & Ideas: a multi-city suicide prevention summit and a student start-up

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2021 59:08

On this week's episode of “Beyond the Furrows”, KCBX's Francisco Martinez introduces you to a farmworker who has spent much of her life giving back- to her kids, and to her community. In our new feature “Agenda Breakdown” Kim Bisheff explains the process used when a city's mayor steps down. Also, from student reporters at UC Santa Barbara, you'll learn about ways to coexist with the wildlife which is increasingly showing up in urban areas. In the “Nonprofit Story”, Jill Bolster-White of Transitions Mental Health Association talks about helping others with mental health struggles. And finally, on “Working Lunch” you'll meet Walt Lafky, co-founder of the successful Cal Poly student start-up Harvestly.

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What happens when the mayor resigns?

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2021 7:40

On Sept. 21, San Luis Obispo mayor Heidi Harmon stepped down with more than a year left in her term. I talk with SLO city clerk Teresa Purrington about how city council plans to fill the vacancy and how SLO residents can weigh in on the decision. Action item: submit public comment before the Oct. 5 city council meeting. Produced by Francisco Martinez. Music by Wes Bisheff. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/agendabreakdown/support

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Issues & Ideas: Off the Grid cooking, inclusive weddings, and the wildfire litigation industry

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 20, 2021 58:00

In our series “Beyond the Furrows”, KCBX's Francisco Martinez introduces us to a local farmworker who came to the U.S. from Oaxaca Mexico; her dream is to return to her home country someday. In “Playing With Food”, Father Ian explores the homestead of former SLO city council member Aaron Gomez to learn about Off the Grid cooking. In “Working Lunch”, you'll meet local photographer and activist Ranoda Campbell, who specializes in LGBTQ and BIPOC weddings. Finally, the emerging wildfire litigation industry in California has become big business for attorneys in recent years.

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Issues & Ideas: Literacy for Life, the recall election, and the Edna Valley wine region

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 16, 2021 59:42

Beyond the Furrows is KCBX's 12 part series on farmworkers on the Central Coast, and in this week's episode Francisco Martinez reports on the efforts to vaccinate farmworkers as the Delta variant spreads. Literacy for Life in San Luis Obispo is a non-profit organization that partners with libraries throughout the county to teach adult learners English language skills. Ballots are being sent out to all registered voters in California for the recall election of Governor Gavin Newsom, and we'll hear from Santa Barbara County Clerk Recorder Joseph Holland. We'll get an update on the Edna Valley wine industry from June McIver. Finally, explore fresh figs with Fr Ian on Playing With Food.

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Issues & Ideas: Arts groups back on stage, land conservation, and changes in Morro Bay

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 26, 2021 58:46

As part of the KCBX Arts Beat, we're taking a look at how three local music organizations survived the pandemic: Festival Mozaic, the SLO Symphony, and Infinite Music. In our 3rd episode of KCBX's 12 part series 'Beyond the Furrows" reporter Francisco Martinez explores how labor trafficking affects farmworkers and what's being done locally. The Land Conservancy of SLO County is starting to assess usage potential for the Santa Rita Ranch along Highway 46. You'll hear from Around Downtown's Bettina Swigger as she speaks with Erica Crawford of the Morro Bay Chamber of Commerce. Finally, we'll join Fr. Ian Dellinger as he explores sheep milk ice cream on Playing With Food.

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Issues & Ideas: Arts groups back on stage, land conservation, and changes in Morro Bay

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 26, 2021 58:46

As part of the KCBX Arts Beat, we're taking a look at how three local music organizations survived the pandemic: Festival Mozaic, the SLO Symphony, and Infinite Music. In our 3rd episode of KCBX's 12 part series 'Beyond the Furrows" reporter Francisco Martinez explores how labor trafficking affects farmworkers and what's being done locally. The Land Conservancy of SLO County is starting to assess usage potential for the Santa Rita Ranch along Highway 46. You'll hear from Around Downtown's Bettina Swigger as she speaks with Erica Crawford of the Morro Bay Chamber of Commerce. Finally, we'll join Fr. Ian Dellinger as he explores sheep milk ice cream on Playing With Food.

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"Constant But Not Consistent"

Fibro Friends

Play Episode Listen Later May 7, 2021 27:33

In this episode, we speak with retired United States Marine Corps veteran and fellow Fibro Youth Advocate with the Fibromyalgia Care Society of America, Francisco Martinez. We discuss Francisco's background with the military and being diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and he also shares his best advice for living with chronic pain. Podcast Transcription Podcast Translation (Spanish) . Learn More About the Fibromyalgia Care Society of America: Website: https://www.fibro.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fibrocares Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fibrocares/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/fibrocares . Contact Us: fibrofriendspod@fibro.org . Learn More About Genetic Genie . Join our team for the Fibromyalgia Care Society of America's Virtual Caterpillar Run/ Walk 2021! To donate or join Team Fibro Friends: https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/fibro-friends To learn more about the event: https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/virtual-caterpillar-walkrun-2021 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Voting, Politics, & the 2020 Presidential Election

Nerdy Latinas Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2020 47:31

On this episode of Nerdy Latinas Podcast, Short Latina & Sabritas discuss all things Voting, Politics & the 2020 Presidential Election with their two guests, Pancho & Amanda Reyna. Francisco Martinez is an established campaign field worker. Francisco is a first generation american born and raised in the Southwest side of Chicago. He has worked on campaigns on all levels of campaigns, helping run statewide gubernatorial campaigns, federal congressional campaigns, municipal and city council races. Amanda Reyna is a native of San Antonio. She is the founder of @latinavote, an effort to increase the number of Latina voters in the U.S. Be sure to check out the suggested sources from this episode to vote for this upcoming election: — Girl, I guess Progressive Voter Guide: http://bit.ly/GirlIGuess2020P — https://www.vote411.org/ — https://latina.vote/ — www.vote.org — www.votelikeawoman.us --- Don’t wait until November 3rd 2020 to cast your vote! Vote early! Your vote matters! Your voice matters! --- 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/nerdylatinas-podcast/message --- 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/nerdylatinas-podcast/message

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Ep. 01 La Historia de Codigames, de facturar 1M a 44M en 1 año

El podcast de Lanzadera

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 17, 2020 55:42

Desde Lanzadera tenemos la suerte de interaccionar con personas increíbles, startups disruptoras y acompañarlas en su camino, desde la más pequeña a la más grande. Queríamos compartir con la comunidad startup y empresarial este conocimiento y por eso Lanzamos “El Podcast de Lanzadera”. Yo soy Rubén Marzal, director de proyectos en Lanzadera y encargado de trazar estas entrevistas y aprendizajes. En este primer capítulo os presento una de las historias de las que nos sentimos más orgullosos, la historia de Codigames contada por su Ceo Francisco Martinez. Codigames es un estudio de desarrollo de juegos sociales para dispositivo móvil que se ha convertido en referente en el sector, ya que ha tenido un crecimiento espectacular, pasando de facturar 1 millón de euros a más de 40 millones, en tan solo un año. Contenido del episodio. 1. Codigames y su historia. 2. El modelo de negocio. 3. La organización de la empresa. 4. Metodología de lanzamiento. 5. Cultura de la empresa. 6. Cómo escalaron la compañía. 7. Las inversiones. 8. Los buenos momentos, pero también los más complicados. 9. El Big Bang. 10. El futuro de Codigames. 11. El futuro del sector.

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La comunión - Francisco Martinez

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2020 31:14

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El desafío de nuestra fé - Francisco Martinez

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 9, 2020 38:24

Enseñanza Cristiana

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Decisiones - Francisco Martinez

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 9, 2020 43:05

Enseñanza Cristiana

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El propósito de Dios con su Espíritu - Francisco Martinez

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 26, 2020 51:04

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La trayectoria de TMM a Ecuworldwide

Platiquemos de Logística

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 14, 2020 34:47

El padrino del programa Francisco Martinez, con más de 20 años de trayectoria, nos platica de sus inicios en logística hasta llegar a ahora, hablamos de como se esta haciendo frente a la pandemia y durante todo este recorrido nos comparte valiosos consejos.

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Importancia de la oración - Francisco Martinez

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 3, 2020 42:25

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Comunión y servicio - Francisco Martinez

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 24, 2020 49:55

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El señor es mi pastor - Francisco Martinez

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 6, 2020 40:24

Enseñanza Cristiana

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Firmes en la verdad - Francisco Martinez