Podcast appearances and mentions of frank devito

Did you know the holiday Groundhog Day has Catholic roots? Ryan Bilodeau explains. We also discuss how Church and State can work to the Common Good with Frank DeVito and discuss the pscyhology of Pascal with James Matthew Wilson.

Did you know the holiday Groundhog Day has Catholic roots? Ryan Bilodeau explains. We also discuss how Church and State can work to the Common Good with Frank DeVito and discuss the pscyhology of Pascal with James Matthew Wilson.

In this thought-provoking episode, Frank DeVito, counsel at Napa Legal, explores the complexities of defining religion in a pluralistic society and shares his fight against the rise of Satanism and attacks on traditional values. With his unique blend of legal expertise and philosophical insight, Frank unpacks the critical role of faith in preserving freedom and the importance of standing firm against cultural and moral decline.Whether you're passionate about defending religious liberty or seeking inspiration in today's challenges, this episode offers compelling insights and practical guidance.More from Frank: www.napalegalinstitute.org/good-counselor-fellows/frank-devito

October 11th, 2024 - We welcome Frank DeVito to discuss his Crisis article on wokeism and Islam. Plus: blasphemy growing more and more rampant and blatant. TheStationOfTheCross.com/ACT  

John Anthony fills in for Dan 10:10- Migrants BREAK through. They cut razor wire, knocked down guards as they entered our country illegally 22:27- Jim Allen, former communications Director with the Chicago Board of elections - now in charge of the Board of elections for Delaware county Pennsylvania - goes through the ballot counting process as Cook Co still waits for results  40:50- Chicago property owner, Chris Amatore, updates his situation since opening his property for housing migrants 55:12- Squatters! 1:17:41- Former U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner, Mark Morgan, asks "how many more examples do we need to show that absolute chaos at our border" 1:29:57- Lawyer and writer, Frank DeVito, offers  The Conservative Case for Remote Work Check out Frank's musings at The American Conservative, the Federalist, and First Things Online 1:45:30- Open Mic FridaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CLORA BRYANT GAL WITH A HORN Los Angeles, July, 1957Gypsy in my soul, Sweet Georgia BrownClora Bryant (vcl,tp) acc by Norman Faye (tp) Walter Benton (ts) Roger Fleming (p) Ben Tucker (b) Bruz Freeman (d) TERRY POLLARD TERRY POLLARD Los Angeles, January 10, 1955Fedj (1,2), Autumn serenade (1,2)Don Fagerquist (tp-1) Terry Pollard (p) Howard Roberts (g-2) Herman Wright (b) Frank DeVito (d) DOROTHY DONEGAN AT THE EMBERS New York, March 23, 1957September song, Donegan walkDorothy Donegan (p) Bill Pemberton, Oscar Pettiford (b) Charlie Smith (d HAZEL SCOTT RELAXED PIANO MOODS Hackensack, N.J., January 21, 1955The Jeep is jumpin', Git up from thereHazel Scott (p) Charles Mingus (b) Max Roach (d) MARY OSBORNE A GIRL AND HER GUITAR New York, 1959I'm beginning to see the light, I let a song go out of my heartTommy Flanagan (p) Mary Osborne (g) Danny Barker (rhythm-g) Tommy Potter (b) Jo Jones (d) VALAIDA SNOW VALAIDA SNOW Chicago, IL, 1953I ain't gonna tell it, If you don't mean itValaida Snow (tp,vcl) with unknown acc DOTTIE DODGION NOW'S THE TIME Live “The Monticello”, Rochester, June 30, 1977Now's the time, Straight no chaserVi Redd (as) Marian McPartland (p) Mary Osborne (g) Lynn Milano (b) Dottie Dodgion (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 05 marzo 2024 at PuroJazz.

CLORA BRYANT GAL WITH A HORN Los Angeles, July, 1957Gypsy in my soul, Sweet Georgia BrownClora Bryant (vcl,tp) acc by Norman Faye (tp) Walter Benton (ts) Roger Fleming (p) Ben Tucker (b) Bruz Freeman (d) TERRY POLLARD TERRY POLLARD Los Angeles, January 10, 1955Fedj (1,2), Autumn serenade (1,2)Don Fagerquist (tp-1) Terry Pollard (p) Howard Roberts (g-2) Herman Wright (b) Frank DeVito (d) DOROTHY DONEGAN AT THE EMBERS New York, March 23, 1957September song, Donegan walkDorothy Donegan (p) Bill Pemberton, Oscar Pettiford (b) Charlie Smith (d HAZEL SCOTT RELAXED PIANO MOODS Hackensack, N.J., January 21, 1955The Jeep is jumpin', Git up from thereHazel Scott (p) Charles Mingus (b) Max Roach (d) MARY OSBORNE A GIRL AND HER GUITAR New York, 1959I'm beginning to see the light, I let a song go out of my heartTommy Flanagan (p) Mary Osborne (g) Danny Barker (rhythm-g) Tommy Potter (b) Jo Jones (d) VALAIDA SNOW VALAIDA SNOW Chicago, IL, 1953I ain't gonna tell it, If you don't mean itValaida Snow (tp,vcl) with unknown acc DOTTIE DODGION NOW'S THE TIME Live “The Monticello”, Rochester, June 30, 1977Now's the time, Straight no chaserVi Redd (as) Marian McPartland (p) Mary Osborne (g) Lynn Milano (b) Dottie Dodgion (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 05 marzo 2024 at PuroJazz.

Todd and Ellen talked about Anthony Fauci's remarks on why he doesn't practice his Catholic faith anymore. Rob Kaczmark, founder of Spirit Juice Studios,  shared about their Advent programming. Frank DeVito shared his article about a case involving a Colorado prolife clinic's fight to offer the abortion pill reversal. 

Emile, Helen, Micah, and Sohrab check in on the Ukraine war now that most attention has turned to the Middle East, and a revealing TIME magazine interview with Zelensky that may not bring the sympathetic press that the Ukrainian president would like. Plus, Josh Hawley draws the ire of his fellow Republicans by taking on Citizens United, and a new biography of Mitt Romney shows the Utah senator doesn't hold his colleagues in too high esteem. Picks of the week:  Emile: The Conservative Movement's Long Way Home, Kevin Roberts Helen: Notes From a Baltimore All Souls' Day, Jude Russo Micah: The Right Finds Its Spine, Nate Hochman Sohrab: False Orthodoxies on the Right, Frank DeVito

American Conservative magazine writer Frank DeVito discusses the key points of his recent article, Not On Their Terms. The op-ed focuses on how important terms and definitions are in the debates. For example: Devito argues that "gender affirming care" should not be accepted as a valid term. Instead, something like "altering healthy bodies" is more accurate and doesn't cede any intellectual space in the discussion. https://www.theamericanconservative.com/not-on-their-terms/ * Image courtesy of The American Conservative

Frank DeVito of DeVito and Company joins Gianna Volpe in the WLIW-FM studio for a special Labor Day segment underwritten by Jennifer Benton on the Heart of The East End to talk about the upcoming Big T trade show coming to Southampton and locally developing a trade college.Listen to the playlist on Apple Music

Frank DeVito joins Gianna Volpe in the WLIW-FM studio for the Heart of The East End Friday Morning Tea underwritten by Village Overhead Doors to talk about dreams to bring condemned Southampton College campus buildings back to life with programs aimed at training up the next generation of tradespeople.Listen to the playlist on Apple Music

Judge Amul Thapar shared about his conversion and talked about his book on the life of Justice Clarence Thomas entitled Justice for the People. Frank Devito talked about the faith and freedom index. Phillip Sylvester shared about his first year with the Marians of the Immaculate Conception. 

Angela sits down with Frank DeVito to talk about a wide variety of topics including his incredible conversion, how he got into politics, and how we have a tendency to be overly scrupulous about discernment. Frank is an attorney for Napa Legal Institute and writes for The American Conservative. You can learn more about NLI and read his work here:https://www.napalegalinstitute.org/https://www.theamericanconservative.com/author/frankdevito/********************************************************************************A super big thanks to my patrons on Patreon. You are the reason I can continue this podcast.Get 10% off purchases made using the code Integrated10 at the following shops:Star of the Sea Gifts: https://www.etsy.com/shop/StaroftheSe...Our Lady's Closet: https://ourladyscloset.com/Let's get Integrated!Twitter: @integratedang; https://twitter.com/integratedangInstagram: @integratedang; https://www.instagram.com/integratedangela/Facebook: Integrated with Angela Erickson; https://www.facebook.com/IntegratedAngelaVisit My Website: www.integratedangela.comSupport My Work:Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/IntegratedwithAngelaEricksonSupport the show

 Fr Pat Driscoll talked about the seal of confession. Frank Devito discussed why you shouldn't leave your hometown for a career. Cande de Leon shared about the National Eucharistic Congress. 

The battle for Speaker of the House continues to drag on. The fight seems to be all about who should lead Republicans in the House... Kevin McCarthy or someone else. But by focusing on the "who"... we may be missing the bigger issue: the dominating power of the Speaker. Frank DeVito from the Napa Legal Institute explains why we need to reign in the power of the Speaker. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The institution of family has been under sustained attack for some time now. Barry Brownstein has a sobering essay that explains why when the family is abolished, people starve. The importance of the Second Amendment usually isn't apparent until it is needed. Frank Devito describes what a Second Amendment with teeth looks like. The fact that Tulsi Gabbard walked away from the Democratic party isn't particularly remarkable. A lot of folks have joined the #walkaway movement. What's really remarkable is how frightened the World Economic Forum is at her decision. How does government gain so much control over our lives? Jeff Thomas has the answer. Government and its functionaries sell us fear by constantly telling us the sky is falling. These are trying times for all of us. Allan Stevo has a beautiful call to action for those of us who don't intend to wander the halls of eternity wishing we had stood up for truth when we could have done so. Painful as it may be for some of us to find a point of agreement with Joe Biden, he did the right thing in pardoning people for pot possession. Art Carden spells out why Biden's pot pardons are a step in the right direction. Sponsors: HSL Ammo Monticello College Life Saving Food Garage Door Pros --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

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On this episode of the Loudmouth Project's Voices of Reason, Amy Donaldson and Jasen Lee are joined by U.S. Army veterans Arlo Doyle and Frank DeVito to talk about the ramifications of the U.S. military's withdrawal from Afghanistan after 20 years of the War on Terror. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we are joined by Heroes Haven founder, Frank DeVito, who discusses the warriors journey. We talk about common challenges that soldiers, first responders, and veterans face; and what we as members of society can do to mitigate the effects of these. Heroes Haven does amazing work serving and healing those who have served and sacrificed so much for our country. We are honored and humbled to support them in this endeavor. For the full length podcast and more subscribe over at TacticalAmericanConversations.com for just 3 bucks.

The fastener industry was interviewed at the precipice of dramatic upheaval during the recent Pac-West/NFDA joint conference. None could have foreseen what was actually soon to unfold at the time FTR placed its microphone in front of industry fixtures Frank DeVito, Heidi Volltrauer, Jun Xu, Doug Ruggles, John “Cool Hand” Butler, Jim Howard, Hans Fuller, Tracey Lumia, Jake Davis and many more (41:15). Würth Eastern Region VP Eric Wilk explains a key benefit of growth by acquisition (20:44). Distribution visionary Ian Heller coaches Earnest Machine president Kirk Zehnder in the quest to defend against online marketplaces (1:38:38). On the Fastener News Report, Mike McNulty wonders aloud how much to value the surging FDI numbers given current conditions (1:22:40). And guru Carmen Vertullo explains thread crest basics during the Fastener Training Minute (1:33:59). Brian admits he may have a sanitation issue on the horizon, and Eric stumbles upon a milestone. Run time: 02:37:53

On this episode of The Loudmouth Project's Voices of Reason, Jasen Lee and Amy Donaldson are talking to former military intelligence specialists Frank DeVito and Levi Lee about the potential ramifications of the increasing tensions between the United States and Iran.

Richie share with us the story of how he got the gig with Phil Collins; The development of the bracket that allows him to use a pedal to play percussion instruments with his feet called "the Gajate bracket" https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/LP388NP--latin-percussion-lp388np-gajate-bracket with (Don Lombardi, Frank DeVito, Martin Cohen, LP Latin Percussion). Richie recalls how the first video in the "Adventures in Rhythm" instructional video series came to be; the next generation of musical Gajate-Garcias; Armando Pereza; Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons; Tony Orlando; President Clinton; and much more! Check out Richie, Phil Collins and Nick Collins' percussion solo from their 2019 tour (fan video): https://youtu.be/_0djsQSlcqs Check out Richie's new book "Play Cajon Now" https://www.amazon.com/Play-Cajon-Now-Basics-Beyond/dp/151872261X

Jess, Cory, and Ethan are joined in studio by special guest Deby Lebow and Frank DeVito. Deby shares the upcoming event of Howard Weingarten Memorial Baseball Outing at the PAL fields in Detroit. For the remainder of the show the gang discusses the recent trade deadline, Tigers, and more!

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Chances are, you know the voices in this episode of The Music History Project. While you might not recognize their names, you have heard their iconic playing on many notable albums that came out of Los Angeles throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Hear from the studio musicians themselves as we examine the lives and work of the Wrecking Crew with content from Hal Blaine, Gene “Cip” Cipriano, Carol Kaye, Frank DeVito, Chuck Berghofer, Jim Horn, and Denny Tedesco.

The health of the fastener industry appears robust, even as the federal government works diligently to destroy healthcare for the country, as industry scion and fastener philosopher, Mr. Charlie Kerr joins in with a stream of consciousness appearance on an array of topics (1:22:33). Industry veteran, Jonathan Koch of Industrial Metal Finishing describes the impact of the booming energy market, and explains how LinkedIn can act as an invisible hand toward sales success (15:50). The FDI provides another shot in the arm with its latest numbers, as described by Mike McNulty with Frank DeVito of Solution Industries on the Fastener News Report (54:53). Carmen Vertullo has the prescription to an all too frequent bolt torquing question, during the Fastener Training Minute (1:15:43). Plus, Fastener Fair Mexico review and Fastener Fair USA preview with Mack Brooks’ Melissa Magestro (46:59). Brian and Eric aren’t quite sick that their annual fishing trip is over, but an imminent return to the lake would be what the doctor would order, if only their insurance plan covered it. Run time: 02:09:29

Frank Devito and Paul Diamond-Warrior Camp-Discussed therapy programs for returning combat vets and how important those programs can be. Also talked about the difficult road to recovery and how essential it is to not delay treatment if signs of PTSD begin to manifest. Concluded by going over various support groups and channels of help for those struggling with returning to civilian life.

Brian and Eric are feeling ever so vibrant and youthful as they welcome fastener industry veterans Frank Devito, of Solution Industries (14:19), and Marty Nolan of R. L. English (1:15:11), to discuss the recent NCFA Distributor Social and panel event, startling industry news & developments, and their own relevance. Mr. Mike McNulty presents the Fastener News Report, with NFDA president, Paul Tiffany, commenting on the surprising bump in the April FDI reading (51:29). Plus, Carmen Vertullo talks vibration on the latest Fastener Training Minute (1:09:48). Along with the debonaire, Bob "GQ" Baer, John Wachman, and the kid from Stelfast, Ryan Kertis, it's another odyssey in online fastener radio not to be missed. Run time: 02:03:13