Podcast appearances and mentions of gavin clarkson

We decide if quiet is something to treasure, and whether a smoothie is meal-worthy.Featuring: Yumi Nagashima, Charlie Demers, Katie-Ellen Humphries, and Gavin Clarkson.

Gavin Clarkson and Abdul Aziz peak the audience's interest when they discuss if hiking is superior to riding a gondola. Then, is it okay to break up with a friend? Maddy Kelly and Yumi Nagashima go their separate ways on this topic.

Charlie Demers and Charles Haycock break the mould when they decide if expiry dates should be followed. Then, Kathleen McGee and Gavin Clarkson have a mammoth of a debate on whether fossils should be left in the ground.

This week the Doc is joined by friend and comedian Gavin Clarkson to talk about the experience of diving into the deep end reading Final Crisis! Apologies for the weird sound in this episode - when Producer Richard is away, the technology will play.    Intro Music by Aaron Barry Find more great podcasts like this on Brain Freeze To ask questions for the next episode, or to continue the conversation online visit us here: On Twitter On Facebook  On Instagram On our Website Or check out our new store for merch And our Patreon!

Sean Lecomber and Charlie Demers serve up big laughs in this delicious debate. Then, Julie Kim and Gavin Clarkson refuse to go Micro-soft on each other when they discuss careers in technology.

Down the rabbit hole we go! The Matrix film series was groundbreaking for film tech, trench coats, and dudes who think they're smarter than everyone. In this episode, I discussed my first time viewing experience with Vancouver-based comedian Gavin Clarkson. Follow Gavin on Instagram: @gavinclarksoncomedyAlso, follow the podcast Instagram to keep up with what I'm watching next @okfineillwatchit. Join the OK FINE! Community Discord to share your thoughts, give recommendations, or hang out at a watch party! Hosted by the Comedy Here Often? Podcast NetworkSound Effects from ZapSplat.com, Intro Music by Sonam Kaloti, Cover Art by Iconick Design See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr Gavin Clarkson is here, on the eve of the New Mexico primary, as he looks to become the states next Senator. Also, Phil Kerpen joins us to discuss Covid19 and some of the real numbers that you may not have heard about. Plus, Ben Bergquam, live from Minnesota on the George Floyd protests. President Trump announces an end to all violence and a deployment of the military in Washington, DC, and will deploy them in other states if their governors don't.

Dr. Gavin Clarkson is running for US Senate Seat in New Mexico. Ola Hawatmeh is running a grassroots campaign for Congress in NY-19. Both join us tonight on a busy Live From Studio 6B.

BV chats with GOP Senate Candidate Gavin Clarkson on the Primary Race, Mark Ronchetti audio and issues facing NM on News Radio KKOB.

BV discusses Gavin Clarkson spilling audio on Mark Ronchetti criticizing Trump in 2019 on News Radio KKOB.

The Rio Grande Foundation and Power the Future have launched a new website, FairlyOpen NM. New Mexicans can sign the petition urging Gov. Lujan Grisham to create a clearly administered fair and open process for opening up New Mexico's economy. If a Home Depot or Lowe's can be opened, how about a nursery, church, or other business? Decisions should be based on clear data presented openly not broad assertions of government power.    MLG places NM on lockdown until May 15, Grants Mayor, where is the economic plan? Great editorials in ABQ Journal the past few days on ABQ BernCo fairy tale budgets and reopening NM.   One business owner's challenge in opening her business: https://errorsofenchantment.com/guest-column-madelyn-jones-on-saving-her-bridal-store-in-the-age-of-corona-virus/ Egolf, "We face ‘the most significant budget deficit in state history." https://www.abqjournal.com/1447718/we-face-the-most-significant-budget-deficit-in-state-history.html NY Times cascade of bad journalism leads us to appear in another article: https://errorsofenchantment.com/plastics-wont-save-oil-and-gas-sector/ A Michael Moore film worth watching makes a devastating case against so-called "green energy": https://errorsofenchantment.com/a-michael-moore-film-worth-watching/ Under NM State law it is actually illegal for stores to limit purchases of individual items by customers. Liberty on Quarantine our new effort will involve US Senate candidates starting with Gavin Clarkson this Thursday evening.    

Tommy Attaway author and commentator on the Virus by comparison https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/28386554-we-defy Dr. Gavin Clarkson for Senate in New Mexico Great discussion  https://www.gavinclarkson.com/ Gen Don Bolduc for Senate in New Hampshire  https://donbolduc.com/

Gretchen Smith an Air Force Veteran is the founder of Code of Vets, . We are a 501c3 and exclusively use social media to raise awareness for Veterans in distress. With more than 200,000 followers just on Twitter (we have a following on Facebook as well), last year alone, Code of Vets raised over $790,000 to help hundreds veterans with suicide prevention, housing, food, clothing, medical and transportation just to name a few — with only 1% operating costs. Our veterans receive near immediate care/assistance upon request because of our unique platform. We have caught the attention of celebrities and public figures alike including Sean Hannity, Bill O’Reilly, Sidney Powell, Larry The Cable Guy, Oak Ridge Boys, Scott Baio, Herschell Walker and even Charlie Daniels who we have an on-going partnership with. TOPIC...Veterans in Dire Straits Due to Covid-19 Many face homelessness, hunger, suicide!! Dr. Gavin Clarkson served in the Trump administration as deputy assistant secretary for policy and economic development, is a former business professor, and is now running for New Mexico’s open U.S. Senate seat. Dr. Clarkson is a member of the Federalist Society, the Southwest Coalition for Life, and is a lifetime member of both the National Rifle Association and the American Indian Science and Engineering Society. TOPIC...How to make China pay for the coronavirus!! Don McDougall is an NRA instructor and member of the Los Padres “Friends of the NRA” committee. If he's not at the range, you will find him setting the record straight with on gun issues and gun safety on AmmoLand Shooting Sports News and the lead plaintiff in the case. Don will be joined by his attorney. Ronda Kennedy is a practicing lawyer in Ventura County as well as the Dean of a California law school. She is the republican nominee for U.S. House District 26 in California TOPIC...AmmoLand News' Author, Don McDougall, Files Federal Injunction Against CA. County!!

Brandon Vogt gets a call from NM US Senate Republican Candidate Gavin Clarkson on NM GOP Chairman Steve Pearce

Paul and Olivia are joined today by Dr. Gavin Clarkson, who is currently running for the Senate from the state of New Mexico. Dr. Clarkson was named the nation’s “leading scholar in tribal finance” by The Financial Times, and recently served in the Department of the Interior as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Policy and Economic Development. Dr. Clarkson speaks with us about the crisis at the southern border, demographic change, the radicalization of the Democratic Party, and what he believes is the greatest threat facing the US. More at rightonpointpodcast.com!

Concerned about the lack of job opportunities for his students, Dr. Gavin Clarkson is running as a Republican to fill the open U.S. Senate to be a champion for those whose voices are not heard in the halls of Congress -- for the legal immigrants like his wife, Marina, who followed the rules to become a citizen; for the victims of illegal immigrant crime; for the struggling farmers and ranchers in our rural areas, particularly those living along our unprotected border; and for those who are economically disempowered due to federal regulations and corporate welfare schemes that benefit establishment lobbyists at the expense of entrepreneurs and small businesses. Throughout his life, Dr. Clarkson has been an advocate for fairness, justice, and economic opportunity for all, particularly those who have been overlooked or ignored by the bi-coastal elites. Much of that drive, determination, and sense of public service comes from his upbringing. His father started out as an orphaned Native American kid during the Dust Bowl days of the Great Depression who had to dig through garbage cans for food. Nevertheless, his father would always say he was broke and not poor because “Poor is a state of mind. Broke is a temporary insufficiency of cash flow.” In 1943 he joined the Navy and became the first Native American to fly a jet, proof positive that poverty is not a life sentence. By 1963, Commander Clarkson became the senior nuclear targeting strategist at NATO headquarters in Paris. It was there he met Gavin’s mother, herself a tribal member who similarly rose up from abject poverty. She was also in the intelligence community with a top-secret security clearance. https://www.gavinclarkson.com/ Catch other GREAT Savvy guests and #SavvyBizTips at: https://lifeunscriptedradio.com/ https://www.savvybusinessradio.com/

Concerned about the lack of job opportunities for his students, Dr. Gavin Clarkson is running as a Republican to fill the open U.S. Senate to be a champion for those whose voices are not heard in the halls of Congress -- for the legal immigrants like his wife, Marina, who followed the rules to become a citizen; for the victims of illegal immigrant crime; for the struggling farmers and ranchers in our rural areas, particularly those living along our unprotected border; and for those who are economically disempowered due to federal regulations and corporate welfare schemes that benefit establishment lobbyists at the expense of entrepreneurs and small businesses.Throughout his life, Dr. Clarkson has been an advocate for fairness, justice, and economic opportunity for all, particularly those who have been overlooked or ignored by the bi-coastal elites. Much of that drive, determination, and sense of public service comes from his upbringing. His father started out as an orphaned Native American kid during the Dust Bowl days of the Great Depression who had to dig through garbage cans for food. Nevertheless, his father would always say he was broke and not poor because “Poor is a state of mind. Broke is a temporary insufficiency of cash flow.” In 1943 he joined the Navy and became the first Native American to fly a jet, proof positive that poverty is not a life sentence. By 1963, Commander Clarkson became the senior nuclear targeting strategist at NATO headquarters in Paris. It was there he met Gavin’s mother, herself a tribal member who similarly rose up from abject poverty. She was also in the intelligence community with a top-secret security clearance.https://www.gavinclarkson.com/Catch other GREAT Savvy guests and #SavvyBizTips at:https://lifeunscriptedradio.com/https://www.savvybusinessradio.com/

Dr. Gavin Clarkson discusses the upcoming impeachment hearings

Dr. Gavin Clarkson - is a 2020 Republican candidate for the US Senate in New Mexico and former deputy assistant secretary for policy and economic development at the Bureau of Indian Affairs for the Trump administration Marc Lotter - the Director of Strategic Communications for the Trump 2020 Campaign Lee Ohanian - a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institute, professor of economics at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and co-editor of “Government Policies and Delayed Economic Recovery” Rob Crilly - is a reporter for the Washington Examiner

On this episode of Blunt Force Truth, Chuck and Mark are joined by Dr. Gavin Clarkson. Dr. Clarkson is running in 2020 as a Republican to fill an open U.S. Senate seat in New Mexico. Chuck and Mark kick off the show by asking more about Gavin’s background and family. He shares how his parents are a great example of the American dream and how he learned his work ethic from them. Dr. Clarkson also shares his educational background and work experience that led up to his run for the U.S. Senate. They also discuss some of the policy issues in New Mexico and how the state has been impacted by some recent issues. Dr. Clarkson shares his position on some of the biggest challenges our nation faces and some of hisplans for Congress. More about Dr. Gavin Clarkson: Concerned about the lack of job opportunities for his students, Dr. Gavin Clarkson is running as a Republican to fill the open U.S. Senate. He aims to be a champion for those whose voices are not heard in the halls of Congress – for the legal immigrants like his wife, Marina, who followed the rules to become a citizen; for the victims of illegal immigrant crime; for the struggling farmers and ranchers in our rural areas, particularly those living along our unprotected border; and for those who are economically disempowered due to federal regulations and corporate welfare schemes that benefit establishment lobbyists at the expense of entrepreneurs and small businesses. Throughout his life, Dr. Clarkson has been an advocate for fairness, justice, and economic opportunity for all, particularly those who have been overlooked or ignored by the bi-coastal elites. Much of that drive, determination, and sense of public service comes from his upbringing. His father started out as an orphaned Native American kidduring the Dust Bowl days of the Great Depression who had to dig through garbage cans for food. Nevertheless, his father would always say he was broke and not poor because “Poor is a state of mind. Broke is a temporary insufficiency of cash flow.” In 1943 he joined the Navy and became the firstNative American to fly a jet, proof positive that poverty is not a life sentence. By 1963, Commander Clarkson became the senior nuclear targeting strategist at NATO headquarters in Paris. It was there he met Gavin’s mother, herself a tribal member who similarly rose up from abject poverty. She was also in the intelligence community with a top-secret security clearance. An enrolled member of the Choctaw Nation, Dr. Clarkson earned his MBA from Rice University and his Doctorate in Technology and Operations Management from the Harvard Business School. Dr. Clarkson is also the only doctoral graduate in the history of the Harvard Business School who has placed in a livestock show. While in Boston, he also chaired the board of a pro-life crisis pregnancy center and graduated cum laude from Harvard Law School, where he was the managing editor of the Harvard Journal of Law and Technology and served as president of the Native American Law Students Association. Dr. Clarkson has held various university positions in Business, Law, Computer Science, and Information Systems since 1991 and has also taught at the 5th, 8th, and 12th grade levels. Named the nation’s “leading scholar in tribal finance” by The Financial Times, Dr. Clarkson has been cited by Bloomberg, the Wall Street Journal, and USA Today on matters of tribal finance, and rural economic development, subjects he has taught as a professor at the University of Michigan, University of Houston, University of Montana, and New Mexico State University. Dr. Clarkson has also taught courses on corporate law, entrepreneurship, and computer science and information systems. Most recently, Dr. Clarkson served...

Gyasi and Wes are joined by politico Nicole Willis and New Mexico Senate candidate Gavin Clarkson (R), to do something rarer and rarer, these days: have a civilized conversation between people who are at philosophical odds with each other. From why Reagan deserves another look, abortion rights, economic empowerment and more, it's an engaging talk with some very sharp people.

Part 2 of a civilized conversation between people who are at philosophical odds with each other. Wes & Gyasi are joined by politico Nicole Willis and New Mexico Senate candidate Gavin Clarkson (R). From why Reagan deserves another look, abortion rights, economic empowerment and more, it's an engaging talk with some very sharp people.

It's been a whirlwind of a week both in the news and here Behind Enemy Lines - but don't worry, we got you covered! First, Gene discussed the "Showdown at the White House Corral" between President Trump, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer as they publicly jousted over the impending shut down of the government. Who landed the most blows? Who landed the best blows? Is this what 2019 is going to look and sound like? We break it down. Then, as we continue to match toward crowining the 2019 Buffoon of the Year, we welcome Gavin Clarkson to the show to tell us his hilarious run-in with paper pushers in Washington D.C. who initially refused to grant him and his fiance a marriage license.... because they didn't know New Mexico was a state! We swear, this is real - we couldn't make this up even if we tried! Finally, we'll wrap up the week that was with Gene's take on where he thinks the Mueller investigation will ultimately lead after the conviction and sentencing of Michael Cohen, and we'll highlight the story of friend of the show, Jack Buckby, who is suing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for holding up his visa application for over two years, preventing him from visiting his fiance. And speaking of relationships... oh, we won't spoil it - tune in to find out!

It's been a whirlwind of a week both in the news and here Behind Enemy Lines - but don't worry, we got you covered! First, Gene discussed the "Showdown at the White House Corral" between President Trump, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer as they publicly jousted over the impending shut down of the government. Who landed the most blows? Who landed the best blows? Is this what 2019 is going to look and sound like? We break it down. Then, as we continue to match toward crowining the 2019 Buffoon of the Year, we welcome Gavin Clarkson to the show to tell us his hilarious run-in with paper pushers in Washington D.C. who initially refused to grant him and his fiance a marriage license.... because they didn't know New Mexico was a state! We swear, this is real - we couldn't make this up even if we tried! Finally, we'll wrap up the week that was with Gene's take on where he thinks the Mueller investigation will ultimately lead after the conviction and sentencing of Michael Cohen, and we'll highlight the story of friend of the show, Jack Buckby, who is suing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for holding up his visa application for over two years, preventing him from visiting his fiance. And speaking of relationships... oh, we won't spoil it - tune in to find out!

Today on @ChosenGenerationRadio Dan Gainor @newsbusters @MediaResearchCenter discusses the feeding frenzy that the media has created around anything they can make sound bad about the President. Impeachment for Election Financial malfeasance they say! Attempting to sow seeds of discord with Nicki Haley and leaving out the disloyalty of Rex Tillerson at the State Department as he systematically targeted all President Trump employees and ran them out even going so far as to direct Department heads to target them at the Department meetings. Phillip Haney Center for Security Policy discusses the continuance of Christian Persecution and the recently signed bill to protect Christians and other minority groups in Muslim countries of Iraq and Syria. Dave Shestokas Constitutional Atorney joins to discuss the Cohen sentencing and what Campaign Finance Laws may or may not have been broken. What does the plea deal tell us? Is the President in any real trouble? What is a high crime and misdemeanor? What does any of this expose about the Mueller investigation? What does all of this say about the deep state influence on the DOJ and when might that stop? Dr Gavin Clarkson a Former member of the Trump Cabinet shares his insights on the current events. Also his experience applying for a wedding licence in Washington DC and being asked for his passport when he presented his New Mexico drivers licence.

Dr. Gavin Clarkson talks about his experience of proving that New Mexico is a state when applying for a marriage license. And Leeson gets into the latest details on #ReagorGate and the contract in the Texas Tech coaching search. We bring the stories, news, views and issues from the #otherside of Texas, weekdays from 5-6pm. Original broadcasts from KRFE AM 580 Lubbock. Streams, podcasts, columns and blogs from othersideoftexas.com. Got stories that need to be told from your side of Texas ? Tell us at show@othersideoftexas.com. Learn more about The Other Side of Texas by visiting our website at: www.othersideoftexas.com And a great way to keep up with us anywhere that you are is by following The Other Side on facebook at: www.facebook.com/OtherSideofTexas/

Doug talks to Gavin Clarkson about Leslie Nielsen, superheroes, the Yukon Territory and so much more!Follow Gavin: https://twitter.com/Gavin_ClarksonFollow Doug: https://twitter.com/dougvandelayFollow the Show: https://twitter.com/vanxvancastFollow the Cave Goblin Network: http://twitter.com/cavegoblinsFind more podcasts and friends of the network at cavegoblins.com

​Standup comic and man with a barbeque AND a penis (we think that’s hetero for cis?) Gavin Clarkson joins us to flail around to create ANY content. Gavin and Katie’s bad show was cancelled the evening of our recording and we’re riding that wave of fail vibes. We develop our most condensed identities–horny scienceman, “lady” protester, and West Wing Blazer. OK, that last one’s a last minute editorial. ILU, Chris.

Recorded at Seven Dining Lounge. Host/Editor/Co-Producer: Chris "MooMan" Nyarady, Production Manager/Co-Producer: Keegan "Number7" Flick-Parker, Casting Director: Julia Lank, Finance Manager: Adam Duff, Promotions Manager: Josh Pendlebury, Community Manager: Paula Aguilar, Recording Engineer: Mark Nguyen. The Geeks and Nerds are -  Team Professor X: Andrew Lynch, Nick Drake, Katlin Long. Team Dumbledore: Abbey St Brendon, Brent Hirose, Gavin Clarkson.

Gird your loins, because here comes comedian Gavin Clarkson to oust the overrated wordsmith Robert Service as the Yukon’s Favourite Son. We learn that the Gold Rush never fully ended, as our guest is also a frickin’ mining engineer! (or, for the layman–a Gold Scientist) Gavin shows the Supermoon who’s boss, we all do dreadful accent work, and we share in some much needed belly laughs in these trying times.