Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary Cunningham

In this episode, we investigate the tragic case of 29-year-old Gary Cunningham from Harborne, Birmingham. A brutal act shatters the lives of those around him, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions. Join us as we uncover the truth behind Gary's story and his family's unwavering fight for justice.Follow Midlands Murder Files on Instagram @MidlandsMurderFiles

June 15, 2023 ~ Gary Cunningham, Director of Market Research for Tradition Energy, talks with Guy Gordon about the state House Democrats hoping to be fossil fuel-free by 2035.

June 15, 2023 ~ Full Show. Nolan Finley, Editorial Page Editor for the Detroit News on the 20 new bills in the legislature to help unions. State Rep. Ann Bollin discusses discusses the approval of wide ranging changes to the way ballots are cast. Ticketmaster is doing away with junk fees. Gary Cunningham, Director of Market Research for Tradition Energy on Michigan House Democrats wanting to completely do away with fossil fuels by 2035. Senior Sports Analyst Steve Courtney recaps first round action in the US Open and Senior News Analyst Marie Osborne previews the student debt battle going forward.

MarketWatch reporter Emma Ockerman talks with Gary Cunningham, the president and CEO of Prosperity Now, about efforts to address the racial wealth gap, increase Black homeownership, tackle the effects of redlining, and reduce tax disparities.

Gary Cunningham, the President and CEO of Prosperity Now, a national organization dedicated to advancing racial and ethnic economic justice sits down with host Dr. Sylvia to share his perspective and experience with systemic structures designed to prevent people from building economic wealth and power.  Gary explains how targeted universalism can inform efforts to close the racial wealth gap and the strategic framework and data tools Prosperity Now is creating to drive systems-change solutions that will completely transform our economy.   Gary is a recognized and respected expert on entrepreneurship, job creation, racial wealth equity, housing and economic development and is a sought-after thought leader on building a more inclusive economy. A native of Minneapolis, MN, he holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Policy from Metropolitan State University and a Master of Public Administration from Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government. For more than 20 years, Gary has served as a top leader of philanthropic, health care, public policy, and educational organizations. In addition to leading NorthPoint Health and Wellness Center, he was Associate Superintendent of Minneapolis Public Schools, the Deputy Director of Civil Rights for the City of Minneapolis and CEO of the Metropolitan Economic Development Association (MEDA) — a minority entrepreneurial organization — and Chaired the Community and Economic Development Committee for the Metropolitan Council the Twin Cites Planning and transportation agency

"If the racial wealth divide is left unaddressed ... median Black household wealth is on a path to hit zero by 2053—about 10 years after it is projected that racial minorities will comprise the majority of the nation's population. Median Latino household wealth is projected to hit zero twenty years later, or by 2073." The Road To Zero Wealth.---Join Gary Cunningham, CEO of Prosperity Now, as he tackles the income and asset gap and highlights ways to build Black wealth for a more inclusive economy.  Follow us: Prosperity Now, I Am Black SuccessInstagram: Trailblazers.FM, Prosperity NowLinkedIn: Stephen A. Hart, Gary CunninghamTwitter: Trailblazers.FM, Stephen A. HartLeave us a rating and reviewPlease leave us a 5-star rating and review if you'd not yet done so on Apple Podcasts and/or Spotify. Partner with usWe're also exploring new partners and sponsors. If you're interested in possibly working with us, please shoot me an email to stephen@stephenahart.com

Nathan asks 'Why learn music at school?' With musician and music educator Gary Cunningham, we answer- What does good music education look like? What instruments should children be learning? & What songs should be on the curriculum? #music #arts #performance #creativity

Everyday we use data to change or alter our behaviors. But can we use data to correct the wrongs of the past policies that have created the Black wealth gap of today? Where do we find that data? L. Joy brings Garnesha Ezedario, lead of the Bloomberg Philanthropies' Greenwood Initative, and Gary Cunningham, CEO & President of Prosperity Now, to the front of the class to discuss their collaboration which uses data to help accelerate the rate of Black wealth accumulation.

On average, Black families in America have one-eighth the wealth of White families. Bloomberg Philanthropies is working to change that with data. The new Black Wealth Data Center (BWDC)will provide greater access to racial wealth equity data, making it easier for policymakers, economists, philanthropists, and journalists to find and analyze a variety of factors correlated to economic well-being and progress by race. On the BWDC's Racial Wealth Equity Database, visitors can interact with data points such as homeownership, business ownership, and employment compared with race, sex, education attainment and geographic location. The effort is created to be a source for leaders and organizations working to uncover and scale opportunities to increase Black wealth. The Black Wealth Data Center is incubated by Prosperity Now, a leading nonprofit based in Washington, D.C. focused on advancing racial and ethnic economic justice, , and is part of Bloomberg Philanthropies' Greenwood Initiative - a national effort aimed at accelerating the pace of wealth accumulation for Black individuals and families and addressing systemic underinvestment in Black communities. On this episode of Follow the Data, Garnesha Ezediaro, who leads Bloomberg Philanthropies' Greenwood Initiative, is joined by Natalie Evans Harris, the Executive Director of the Black Wealth Data Center, who brings nearly 20 years of experience advancing the public sector's strategic use of data, and Gary Cunningham, President and CEO of Prosperity Now. They discuss how the Black Wealth Data Center will give leaders access to tools and data they need to speed up progress towards increasing Black wealth, what types of data people will be able to access on site, the importance of data in the fight for racial wealth equity, and more.

One of the core skills for an independent life is independent travel. At Grace Eyre the Travel Buddy Project focuses on supporting people to develop the confidence, self awareness and knowledge they need to travel independently. In this episode with Gary Cunningham, the Travel Buddy Team Leader,  we are discussing exactly how the scheme works and the impact it has on increasing the opportunities for people with additional needs. Gary also shares some strategies that parents can use to help develop their children's independent travel skills.  Visit the podcast website https://expandingworlds.com/ Grace Eyre https://www.grace-eyre.org/ Follow us on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook @expandingworlds Please take a minute to review the show on Apple Podcasts

May 24, 2022 ~ Gary Cunningham, Director of Market Research for Tradition Energy, talks with Guy Gordon about the diesel fuel shortage.

April 27, 2022 ~ Gary Cunningham, Director of Market Research for Tradition Energy, talks with Guy Gordon about a report that we could see more power shortages this summer in Michigan.

April 27, 2022 ~ Full Show. Gary Cunningham, Director of Market Research for Tradition Energy discusses a report that finds Michigan could face brown outs over the summer. Senior News Analyst Chris Renwick speaks with David Whelan, brother of Paul Whelan, a Michigan man who's been detained in Russia since 2019 after the Russians freed American Trevor Reed from their custody. Maryn O'Brien who works at Lost and Found VIntage Clothing in downtown Royal Oak talks about a petition to remove the city's parking system. Jason Roe, Principal of Roe Strategic talks about the turmoil in the state GOP and Senior News Analyst Lloyd Jackson has the latest in the Patrick Lyoya shooting case.

In this episode, Keith and Ricky will talk with Chief Human Resources Officer, Gary Cunningham, how being authentic lead him to the top. They will talk about Gary's path to the top, some of the challenges and triumphs he faced while climbing to the top, and discuss what it's like as a Black leader driving and co-creating organization culture and leadership development in the post-George Floyd era. Keith and Ricky will provide some receipts on why being authentic matters and will close out with C-CRETS from Gary on how you can be more authentic at work without wrecking your career.

Sitting next to John Wooden…an interview with legendary basketball coach Gary Cunningham! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodlifeconversations/support

The path to empowering Black people lies in the growth of Black equity, wealth, and capital. A growing number of feasible strategies offer a tangible path forward to create financial systems and structures that work equally well for everyone. Prof. Larry Jacobs moderates a conversation with Gary Cunningham, President and CEO of Prosperity Now.

Cinnaire’s Advancing Communities Podcast brings together our Chief Strategy Officer Jim Peffley with thought leaders, guests, policy makers and others who are making an impact in the community development and affordable housing industries across the country. Our guests share their experiences and perspective on a range of topics, each supporting the belief that all people deserve the opportunities provided by living in healthy communities.  In this episode, Jim talks with Gary Cunningham, President and CEO of Prosperity Now. Prosperity Now is a national coalition of African American CDFIs committed to closing the racial wealth divide and dismantling systemic racial and economic disparities. Gary shares his experience and perspective on the challenges Black owned businesses face in access to capital and technical assistance; Prosperity Now’s multi-faceted approach to addressing the history of racism in lending at the federal, state and local government levels and the many ways Covid-19 has emphasized the economic inequalities and transfer of wealth in communities of color.   

Ben Bolt AD/HFC Gary Cunningham joins @SicEm365Radio to discuss the cancellation of their season due to CoVid-19.

This week I am delighted by joined by authors and investigators Gary Cunningham and Rob Cornes to discuss their newly updated book "Irish Aquatic Monsters:A Survey and Definitive Guide".   The book is a must buy for anyone with an interest in Irish Folklore, Lake and Sea Monsters and Cryptozoology and Gary and Rob discuss their reasons for the book, how they came to collaborate with each other and the cases they've dove into . We also shine a light on a couple of Cryptozoologists who you may never have heard of!   Ireland may not be the first place you think of for unusual creatures, but the country has a rich history of strange creatures being sighted across the country and Gary and Rob have left no stone unturned in this wonderful book.   The authors have also created mini regional Field Guides, however this volume includes the aquatic mythology of Leinster as well as in-depth chapters covering the usual and unusual suspects; extant animal species which may have helped give rise to these legends in the first place, the dobhar-chu and the water-horse and its origins. Each report location also has geo-spatial co-ordinates which can be viewed on Google maps via the authors Facebook page Irish Aquatic Monsters.   You can join their Facebook group here:   The book is available through Amazon here:   Thank you to Gary and Rob for joining me.   Our Patreon is now live, with bonus content, early release of the regular show, articles and monthly prizes for everyone who signs up! Join here now for the flat fee of $4 a month which is a bargain!   Don't forget, you can now show your support with our Merchandise shop on Redbubble! Check it out here!   You can join us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram as well.   You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel!   Email us at mysteriesandmonsters@gmail.com with any feedback, guest suggestions or if you'd like to appear.   #LakeMonsters #SeaMonsters #Ireland #Eire #GaryCunningham #RobCornes #Fortean #CFZ #JohnDownes #IrishAquaticMonsters #Dobhar-chú #KingOtter #Gaelic #HorseEels #WaterHorse #Connemara #BrennanStorr #StraightUpStrangeNetwork

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This week Clare McKenna talks to Gary Cunningham who spent 3 years in Mountjoy Prison and has spent the last few years telling the story of how he turned his life around to schools and colleges and was devastated at the amount of stories he heard of people who felt they just weren’t good enough – his latest book tackles that very topic.  Sleep deprivation is top of the list of things people struggle with when a bundle of joy arrives and Lucy Wolfe joins me to Clare  to talk baby whispering. Plus, how can you avoid the flu?

As The Dublin Story Slam approaches it's 2nd Birthday, we've taken three stories inspired by the theme Turnaround and bring them to you with a giddiness fuelled by delicious Birthday Cake from Camerino Bakery. Including stories of a prisoner finding redemption in the visitor's room, a tour guide with a unique perspective of the city and a daughter confronts her Dad with her life long secret. Featuring Stories from Gary Cunningham, Derek Maguire(secretstreettours.org) & Catalina Vieru. Produced and presented by Julien Clancy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Haunted Sea - Host Scott Mardis speaks with Author Rob Cornes about his new book ''The Seal Serpent''. Rob Cornes, with co-author Gary Cunningham, wrote a reappraisal of the theory that the animal responsible for many sea serpent and lake monster sightings is an undiscovered giant, long necked seal. Rob is well-known in the cryptozoology field as an expert on this theory, and has been writing about it for over 20 years.

(Part 1): Peripartum cardiomyopathy occurs in about 1 in 2,000 births in the United States. Although relatively rare, it can be devastating to the mother. In this session we will summarize the January 2019 clinical expert series on peripartum cardiomyopathy from Dr. Gary Cunningham, et al (Obstet Gynecol. Jan 2019).

This episode features an interview with and reading from Gary Cunningham. In ‘Joys of Joy’ and ‘Life After Joy’ Gary wrote about his experiences as a prisoner and life after imprisonment respectively. Gary has gone through a lot and has used writing as a way of eloquently expressing his story. This should be a sad story, but Gary comes across as one of the most positive people around, infusing everything with humour and brutal honesty. This honesty comes across in this interview as Gary talks about the power of creativity, the process of getting over addiction and the rock opera that he is working on.

Carrie goes for a run with the Mayor of Minneapolis, Betsy Hodges! They discuss Betsy's love for distance running, the importance of a healthy diet and the challenges of being a mayor. Recorded July 24, 2017 Show notes for this episode can be found at ctollerun.com. Betsy Hodges A Minnesota native, Mayor Betsy Hodges attended high school in Plymouth, earned a bachelor's degree from Bryn Mawr College, and a master's degree in sociology from the University of Wisconsin. After serving on the Minneapolis City Council, Betsy ran for Mayor in 2013, and is currently running for re-election. She is married to Gary Cunningham, CEO and President of the Metropolitan Economic Development Association (Meda) and a member of the Metropolitan Council. They have two children, four grandchildren and two cats.

In this episode with Brunch & Budget (www.brunchandbudget.com),Dedrick, Pamela & Dyalekt sit down with the President & CEO of the Metropolitan Economic Development Association (MEDA), Gary Cunningham. Gary sits down and talks about the importance of minority entrepreneurship, the impact it has on the wealth gap, and discusses the amazing work MEDA is doing in Minneapolis. To learn more about MEDA and Gary's work check out www.meda.net.

(Happy Pi Day everyone!) We have a special episode for you this week. We sat down with President and CEO of MEDA, Gary Cunningham and Dedrick Asante-Muhammad of the CFED to talk more about equal entrepreneur opportunities for people of color. Meda provides business consulting, access to capital, and market opportunities for minority entrepreneurs. In […]

Gary Cunningham, Metropolitan Council Member Minnesota is home to some of the worst racial disparities in the country in terms of housing, workforce retention, and education. Gary Cunningham is working to find ways to change that in his role on the Metropolitan Council. Racial disparities and regional planning: perfect ingredients for comedy.

No Answers Justin Smith speaks with Paul Stewart, Former singer of Painters & Dockers about his brother Tony was one of the Balibo 5, and John Milkins, whose father was Channel 7 cameraman Gary Cunningham.

Maire Leadbeater has been at the forefront of political and social activism in New Zealand for much of her life. Such dedication is rare. Daughter of activist and writer Elsie Locke, and sister to retired Green MP Keith Locke, it is not surprising that Maire has been both encouraging of them, and inspirational herself.As a peace and human rights activist, and a former social worker, Maire was also the media spokesperson for the campaign for nuclear disarmament on the 1980s and early 1990s.She tells us of the blossoming nuclear free movement of that time, and how the flotilla of boats went out to obstruct nuclear war ships as they came into port, and how a small scale protest became a popular movement.It is inspiring that New Zealand, the mouse that roared, found the political will to stand up to world powers and say NO to foreign nuclear war ships and to nuclear weapons. We do not appear to have had such courage since. East Timor, for example is a country that New Zealand let down by turning a blind eye to the atrocities that occurred there, that were perpetrated by the Indonesian government after its invasion of the country in 1975. These atrocities continued until 1999.Thirty seven years ago five journalists, the Balibo five, were killed while reporting there. Gary Cunningham, a New Zealander, was one of those five and yet our government never requested an investigation of his murder.Maire is author of ‘Negligent Neighbour’-  a book on the plight of East Timor following the Indonesian annexation in 1975, which was published in 2007.Continuing to be active in the Auckland East Timor Independence Committee until 2000 Maire now represents The Indonesia Human Rights Committee as spokesperson. Their web site is www.indonesiahumanrights.org.nzAnother of our neighbours that the New Zealand Government has failed is West Papua.West Papua is striving for self determination and is under the Indonesian Government’s rule. Maire has written many articles on West Papua and the New Zealand government’s foreign policy.It is disappointing to find that in 2009 New Zealand’s Super fund invested around $8m in the Freeport McMoran mining company there, which has the world’s biggest gold mine and the third largest copper mine in the world. The profits do not trickle down to the West Papuan people however. Instead the indigenous people are displaced and the environment is being seriously polluted.New Zealand has been a political leader, influencing the world on the subject of nuclear war, and yet sadly it has descended into following the big boys and ignoring the plight and struggles of our poorer neighbours.Maire’s current favourite song is performed here by West Papuan George Telek Freedom https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qhJWwwPDaZc Maire Leadbeater, shows that working for change can make a difference, as she joins others in raising awareness of human rights abuses and injustices, and is vigilant in following them through to their conclusion, as in the Nuclear free movement and East Timor.*** Listen and be inspired by her dedication. ***