Podcasts about Gleaner

Get the latest news of agriculture with American Ag Today! We hear from David Solliday of Fendt and Aaron Beyer from Gleaner about new products they had on display at the 2024 Farm Progress Show in Boone, IA.

AGCO has officially launched its latest Gleaner combine line with the Gleaner T Series. Our own Bern Tobin is down at Farm Progress Show at Boone, Iowa, this week to take in the show, and got a first look at the new combine. “This series delivers lightweight performance, superior control and premium grain quality for... Read More

Nazareth University alumni became changemakers by joining the Peace Corps in the early 1960s.  Their story is found in letters sent to Sr. Magdelen LaRow and in articles published in the student newspaper, the Gleaner.  Listen as students read excerpts of these letters,  available in the Nazareth University archives. 

Some of the more than 200 Indians who arrived in Jamaica on a charter flight from Dubai told immigration officials that they had travelled to the island for a five-day tour,but checks of their itineraries revealed coverage for only one day. Gleaner immigration sources confirmed on the weekend that anomalies were initially picked up with travel arrangements for some of the group of mostly men while the flight was already airborne. .the bob marley movie ....isreal n gaza and university protest....local govt elections and the implications....jamaica n the diaspora ..should the speaker apologize...manners and violence in schools

KENNY PRESLEY IN CONCERT IS "KENNY PRESLEY" THE SON OF ELVIS PRESLEY? Here's The Story As you might have guessed from his last name, Kenny Presley, 52, claims he is the son of none other than the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley. Now Kenny impersonates the King at musical performances called The Elvis Experience -- complete with sideburns, jumpsuits and all. "How many people believe this about Elvis, and how many people blow me off like I'm some kind of nut?" said Kenny in an interview with The Gleaner. "That bothers me. (Elvis) being my father causes me to have mixed emotions." Despite never meeting his biological father, Kenny says he was raised by a man who was a father figure to him. "I've known I was Elvis' son since I was 6 or 7 years old," said Presley. His mom "had a friend that used to come over at night and they used to sit and talk. I would hear them talk about Elvis, and her friend would say I really look like Elvis. Being that young I didn't really comprehend what she was saying. Then when I was 11, I heard her and my father arguing. My mother said she was going to take me and leave my father, and he replied, 'Take him. He belongs to Elvis. He doesn't belong to me.' " According to Kenny, his mother, Barbara Rushing, met Elvis Presley in 1962 when she visited Graceland in Memphis. She was 17. After that meeting, Elvis gave her his personal phone number, and she and Elvis went on dates to Liberty Land and drive-in movie theaters. Raised by strict Christian parents, Rushing kept their relationship a secret. Then in 1964, Kenny was born in Gleason, Tenn. In February of 1977, Kenny remembers a phone call with a man who knew Kenny's name and asked for his mother. Later his mother told him that Elvis had been on the other end of that phone call. At an early age, Presley developed a love for music, especially Peter Frampton and Conway Twitty. At 11 years old, Presley performed at a Walmart opening and started a band playing Elvis songs. Then he traveled for his music and has played with almost every member of Elvis band. The first person Kenny told about his Elvis parentage was a school friend who didn't believe him. People often bullied Kenny about his parentage while he was growing up. "It made me mad up to high heaven and hurt my feelings by the same token," he said. "Growing up, I didn't tell nobody else. I let the story die down. The only time we talked about it was among family, and it was rarely talked about even then." In 1992, Kenny and his mother hired a lawyer to prove that his father was Elvis with a paternity test. At one point, Presley received a threat on his life and said he had to hide in a log cabin in Missouri for a few weeks. "Our lawyer finally said he gave up," said Kenny. "This is leading nowhere and costing a small fortune. They have more money than we can find, so that went nowhere. I never wanted any money from the estate. All I want to do is entertain and make people happy." Kenny also knew Elvis' cook Mary Jenkins. He said she remembered when Barbara visited Graceland, and that Jenkins nicknamed her "Bobbysocks." Jenkins even made a fried peanut butter and banana sandwich for Kenny, just like Elvis used to eat. When she died in the early 2000s, Kenny sang at her funeral. Kenny Presley will be performing at Henderson's Preston Arts Center on May 13 at 7 p.m. The first part of the show has a Broadway and Vegas theme with a jailhouse rock performance. Then the second half features Elvis hits from the 1970s in more of a concert style. A member of Elvis' old entourage, Cricket Coulter, will be at the performance as well. She met Elvis during the early 1960s. She worked for him and became friends with Elvis. During her years spent with Elvis, he gave her different gifts that she has kept. She went as far as to collect Elvis's hair when he had his hair cut. At the performance, she will be selling locks of his hair, along with other pieces of Elvis memorabilia she received from him. She will also be available to answer questions about Elvis. "I tell this story, and that's what it is: a story," said Kenny. "People can believe it if they want. Someone asked me if I believe 100 percent in my heart. To answer that truthfully, I couldn't say yes because I can't know 100 percent. But I can't sit here and call my mother a liar. Elvis, her and God are the only ones who can answer that truthfully."  

Another Agnes Varda doc another bunch of...what the hell did I just watch? Although some redeeming qualities...like who knew what a Gleaner was other than a food bank...the dudes sure didn't. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/threedudespod/message

Episode Notes If you're a Henderson County Colonel fan, or just a sports fan in general, I know you'll enjoy and appreciate the stories of my special guest Kevin Patton! Kevin spent nearly three decades covering Henderson County athletics as a sports writer with the Gleaner newspaper. Prior to that, he covered local sports in both Fulton and Mayfield for their respective papers. We'll find out what intrigued him about sports journalism to begin with, and hear of memorable athletes/moments/coaches he was privileged to cover through the years. We'll also learn about the special bond that Kevin formed with legendary Colonel basketball coaches Jeff Haile and Phil Gibson. Join me and Kevin Patton on our trip down Memory Lane, as we reflect on his remarkable resume! Find out more at https://blabbin-in-the-bluegrassblabbi.pinecast.co

Using the student newspaper, the Gleaner, Katie Wilburn explores how Nazareth celebrated the holiday season and Christmas from the 1920s to the 21st century.

This week on AgweekTV, we'll bring you the hot topics from the National Association of Farm Broadcasters gathering. Find out what to expect for turkey prices in the wake of avian influenza. Learn about Good Courage Farm's pies; how a teacher won funding for her class and check out how Gleaner is hitting the big screen.

Search for the Rufous-necked Foliage-gleaner in Canchaque, Peru. If you're enjoying CHASING FEATHERS and want to buy me a coffee, visit: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/chasingfeathers Theme: La Boqueria (Sting version) by Loius Nichols. Courtesy of Epidemic Sound ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/uWeGdACji6/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

In this episode of The New 1% Podcast, host Timmy Douglas shines a spotlight on the Lilly family and their extraordinary legacy of philanthropy and impact through the Lilly Endowment. Reel: Timmy begins the episode by sharing the remarkable story of how the Lilly Endowment donated $5.5 million to Gleaner's Food Bank, thanks to the Lilly family's success in the pharmaceutical industry. He highlights the positive aspects of their philanthropic efforts and the broader impact they have had. Key Points: Timmy explores key points related to the Lilly family's legacy: Making Their Fortune: The Lilly family's wealth was built through innovation in the pharmaceutical industry, specifically through gelatin-coated pills, extensive research and development, and global outreach. Mimicking Their Success: Timmy encourages listeners to identify common problems they have experience with or are passionate about solving. He emphasizes the importance of making solutions more accessible and effective and suggests collaborating with others in the same field to maximize impact. Podcast: Throughout the episode, Timmy delves into the Lilly family's journey, their commitment to creating positive change, and the various initiatives funded by the Lilly Endowment. He inspires listeners to identify pain points they can address and urges them to get involved in making a difference while momentum is building. By drawing parallels between the Lilly family's success and their own aspirations for impact, listeners will gain insights into how they can contribute to positive change in their communities and beyond. Join The New 1% soft launch team at workwithtimmydouglas.com This is for the people looking to buy a business at some point, but not in the next 12-24 months. The impact here is in spreading the word until you can commit to doing the work Get a FREE Community Investing Course that will set you up to reap the rewards without doing the work by leveraging people and technology. If you're looking to buy a business in the next 12 months, DM me @timdouglas924 on IG and join the hard core launch team, limited to 100 people! We only take 5 per month… so hurry and DM to join the waitlist Here you'll get the following for FREE access to a list of Private money partners for buying businesses that I'm building a due diligence checklist a community of people committed to buying businesses essential contacts in major cities for due diligence FREE Courses on how I would do my proprietary search and build my private money partner list. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timothy-douglas0/support

In this episode of The New 1% Podcast, host Timmy Douglas shines a spotlight on the Lilly family and their extraordinary legacy of philanthropy and impact through the Lilly Endowment. Reel: Timmy begins the episode by sharing the remarkable story of how the Lilly Endowment donated $5.5 million to Gleaner's Food Bank, thanks to the Lilly family's success in the pharmaceutical industry. He highlights the positive aspects of their philanthropic efforts and the broader impact they have had. Key Points: Timmy explores key points related to the Lilly family's legacy: Making Their Fortune: The Lilly family's wealth was built through innovation in the pharmaceutical industry, specifically through gelatin-coated pills, extensive research and development, and global outreach. Mimicking Their Success: Timmy encourages listeners to identify common problems they have experience with or are passionate about solving. He emphasizes the importance of making solutions more accessible and effective and suggests collaborating with others in the same field to maximize impact. Podcast: Throughout the episode, Timmy delves into the Lilly family's journey, their commitment to creating positive change, and the various initiatives funded by the Lilly Endowment. He inspires listeners to identify pain points they can address and urges them to get involved in making a difference while momentum is building. By drawing parallels between the Lilly family's success and their own aspirations for impact, listeners will gain insights into how they can contribute to positive change in their communities and beyond. Join The New 1% soft launch team at workwithtimmydouglas.com This is for the people looking to buy a business at some point, but not in the next 12-24 months. The impact here is in spreading the word until you can commit to doing the work Get a FREE Community Investing Course that will set you up to reap the rewards without doing the work by leveraging people and technology. If you're looking to buy a business in the next 12 months, DM me @timdouglas924 on IG and join the hard core launch team, limited to 100 people! We only take 5 per month… so hurry and DM to join the waitlist Here you'll get the following for FREE access to a list of Private money partners for buying businesses that I'm building a due diligence checklist a community of people committed to buying businesses essential contacts in major cities for due diligence FREE Courses on how I would do my proprietary search and build my private money partner list. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/timothy-douglas0/support

Taking it easy isn't just about taking more naps. In fact, taking it easy on yourself is not only essential to living the life you love and loving the life you live, it is detrimental to your health if you don't do it. You may be surprised at what happens to someone when they don't take it easy on themselves. Listen and see how detrimental being hard on yourself can really be as well as how to avoid doing it or fixing it if you're already on that path. The songs we use in this episode are "American Girl" by Tom Petty and "Take It Easy" by The Eagles. We don't own the rights to either.Here are the links I said I would share Life Hack https://www.lifehack.org/498569/be-your-own-best-friend-why-you-should-stop-being-hard-on-yourself#:~:text=This%20is%20because%20if%20you,can%20cause%20anxiety%20and%20depression.Harvard Business Review Stop Being So Hard On Yourself https://hbr.org/2021/05/stop-being-so-hard-on-yourself#:~:text=Being%20hard%20on%20yourself%20can,between%2030%20to%2050%20minutes.NY Times article https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/22/smarter-living/why-you-should-stop-being-so-hard-on-yourself.html#:~:text=And%20it's%20that%20type%20of,the%20Journal%20of%20Psychotherapy%20Integration.Rivers Edge https://www.rehabriversedge.com/2019/09/16/why-judging-others-is-harmful-to-your-health/The Gleaner https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/art-leisure/20230409/harmful-consequences-being-judgementalTroy Erstling https://troyerstling.com/hard-on-yourself/Contact usLinktree: www.Linktr.ee/HappyLifeStudiosEmail: Podcast@HappyLife.StudioYo Stevo Hotline: (425) 200-HAYS (4297)Webpage: www.HappyLife.lolYouTube: www.YouTube.com/StevoHaysTikTok: www.tiktok.com/@happylifestudiosFacebook: www.Facebook.com/HappyLifeStudiosInstagram: www.Instagram.com/HappyLife_StudiosTwitter: www.Twitter.com/HappyLifStudiosIf you would like to help us spread the HappyPayPal: www.PayPal.me/StevoHaysCash App: $HappyLifeStudiosZelle: StevoHays@gmail.comVenmo: @StevoHaysBuy Me A Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/HappyLifeStudioCheck: Payable to Hays Ministries or Steve Hays and send to PO Box 102 Maple Valley, WA 98038

On Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded Podcast. by Samuel Ridout Contents. Chapter 1. 1. The Loneliness of Departure from God 2. Faith: Its Separations and Companionship 3. The Return to Bethlehem Chapter 2. 4. A Gleaner in the Fields of Grace 5. Recognition and Encouragement Chapter 2:18 — 3. 6. The Kinsman-Redeemer Chapter 4. 7. Nearer than the Nearest Prefatory Note There is always a charm in typical and allegorical interpretation of Scripture when undertaken soberly and in accord with the general teaching of the word of God. Scripture itself abounds in illustrations of this method, while the parables of our Lord show how constantly He made use of it. No apology then need be made for finding the gospel in the Book of Ruth. That which appeals to the heart, too, has a place which must not be overlooked in these days of mental activity and selfishness. Heart history appeals to all who have hearts, and thus this story which is an appeal to the affections throughout has ever had an attraction for the people of God. The following pages contain little or nothing that is new; if they freshly bring to the memory well-known truths, and induce simpler faith in a well-known Lord, their purpose will have been met. The reader will notice that the dispensational features have been touched upon throughout. It should be remembered that the book is Jewish, and the first application must be to God's earthly people. This, so far from hindering its application to the present time, will be found to give an added charm. One slight correction should be made by the reader. In commenting on Ruth 2:18, the passage was treated as if Ruth after reaching home ate of what she had gleaned before giving to her mother-in-law. No doubt what is referred to in that verse is what she had left over from the midday meal spoken of in ver. 14 of the same chapter. She ate and was sufficed and left some of what had been given her. Of this she gave to Naomi. The lesson remains the same, but the charge of apparent selfishness is removed by this interpretation which is entirely permissible. The passage will be found in the relevant section in the "Gleanings." These pages are but "gleanings" in a field whose golden grain is offered to us with a largeness of heart and a freedom of which that of Boaz was but a type. That they may stir to fresh zeal in the searching of Scripture which will be most richly rewarded, is the prayer of the writer. S. Ridout.

On Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded Podcast. by Samuel Ridout Contents. Chapter 1. 1. The Loneliness of Departure from God 2. Faith: Its Separations and Companionship 3. The Return to Bethlehem Chapter 2. 4. A Gleaner in the Fields of Grace 5. Recognition and Encouragement Chapter 2:18 — 3. 6. The Kinsman-Redeemer Chapter 4. 7. Nearer than the Nearest Prefatory Note There is always a charm in typical and allegorical interpretation of Scripture when undertaken soberly and in accord with the general teaching of the word of God. Scripture itself abounds in illustrations of this method, while the parables of our Lord show how constantly He made use of it. No apology then need be made for finding the gospel in the Book of Ruth. That which appeals to the heart, too, has a place which must not be overlooked in these days of mental activity and selfishness. Heart history appeals to all who have hearts, and thus this story which is an appeal to the affections throughout has ever had an attraction for the people of God. The following pages contain little or nothing that is new; if they freshly bring to the memory well-known truths, and induce simpler faith in a well-known Lord, their purpose will have been met. The reader will notice that the dispensational features have been touched upon throughout. It should be remembered that the book is Jewish, and the first application must be to God's earthly people. This, so far from hindering its application to the present time, will be found to give an added charm. One slight correction should be made by the reader. In commenting on Ruth 2:18, the passage was treated as if Ruth after reaching home ate of what she had gleaned before giving to her mother-in-law. No doubt what is referred to in that verse is what she had left over from the midday meal spoken of in ver. 14 of the same chapter. She ate and was sufficed and left some of what had been given her. Of this she gave to Naomi. The lesson remains the same, but the charge of apparent selfishness is removed by this interpretation which is entirely permissible. The passage will be found in the relevant section in the "Gleanings." These pages are but "gleanings" in a field whose golden grain is offered to us with a largeness of heart and a freedom of which that of Boaz was but a type. That they may stir to fresh zeal in the searching of Scripture which will be most richly rewarded, is the prayer of the writer. S. Ridout.

On Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded Podcast. by Samuel Ridout Contents. Chapter 1. 1. The Loneliness of Departure from God 2. Faith: Its Separations and Companionship 3. The Return to Bethlehem Chapter 2. 4. A Gleaner in the Fields of Grace 5. Recognition and Encouragement Chapter 2:18 — 3. 6. The Kinsman-Redeemer Chapter 4. 7. Nearer than the Nearest Prefatory Note There is always a charm in typical and allegorical interpretation of Scripture when undertaken soberly and in accord with the general teaching of the word of God. Scripture itself abounds in illustrations of this method, while the parables of our Lord show how constantly He made use of it. No apology then need be made for finding the gospel in the Book of Ruth. That which appeals to the heart, too, has a place which must not be overlooked in these days of mental activity and selfishness. Heart history appeals to all who have hearts, and thus this story which is an appeal to the affections throughout has ever had an attraction for the people of God. The following pages contain little or nothing that is new; if they freshly bring to the memory well-known truths, and induce simpler faith in a well-known Lord, their purpose will have been met. The reader will notice that the dispensational features have been touched upon throughout. It should be remembered that the book is Jewish, and the first application must be to God's earthly people. This, so far from hindering its application to the present time, will be found to give an added charm. One slight correction should be made by the reader. In commenting on Ruth 2:18, the passage was treated as if Ruth after reaching home ate of what she had gleaned before giving to her mother-in-law. No doubt what is referred to in that verse is what she had left over from the midday meal spoken of in ver. 14 of the same chapter. She ate and was sufficed and left some of what had been given her. Of this she gave to Naomi. The lesson remains the same, but the charge of apparent selfishness is removed by this interpretation which is entirely permissible. The passage will be found in the relevant section in the "Gleanings." These pages are but "gleanings" in a field whose golden grain is offered to us with a largeness of heart and a freedom of which that of Boaz was but a type. That they may stir to fresh zeal in the searching of Scripture which will be most richly rewarded, is the prayer of the writer. S. Ridout.

On Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded Podcast. by Samuel Ridout Contents. Chapter 1. 1. The Loneliness of Departure from God 2. Faith: Its Separations and Companionship 3. The Return to Bethlehem Chapter 2. 4. A Gleaner in the Fields of Grace 5. Recognition and Encouragement Chapter 2:18 — 3. 6. The Kinsman-Redeemer Chapter 4. 7. Nearer than the Nearest Prefatory Note There is always a charm in typical and allegorical interpretation of Scripture when undertaken soberly and in accord with the general teaching of the word of God. Scripture itself abounds in illustrations of this method, while the parables of our Lord show how constantly He made use of it. No apology then need be made for finding the gospel in the Book of Ruth. That which appeals to the heart, too, has a place which must not be overlooked in these days of mental activity and selfishness. Heart history appeals to all who have hearts, and thus this story which is an appeal to the affections throughout has ever had an attraction for the people of God. The following pages contain little or nothing that is new; if they freshly bring to the memory well-known truths, and induce simpler faith in a well-known Lord, their purpose will have been met. The reader will notice that the dispensational features have been touched upon throughout. It should be remembered that the book is Jewish, and the first application must be to God's earthly people. This, so far from hindering its application to the present time, will be found to give an added charm. One slight correction should be made by the reader. In commenting on Ruth 2:18, the passage was treated as if Ruth after reaching home ate of what she had gleaned before giving to her mother-in-law. No doubt what is referred to in that verse is what she had left over from the midday meal spoken of in ver. 14 of the same chapter. She ate and was sufficed and left some of what had been given her. Of this she gave to Naomi. The lesson remains the same, but the charge of apparent selfishness is removed by this interpretation which is entirely permissible. The passage will be found in the relevant section in the "Gleanings." These pages are but "gleanings" in a field whose golden grain is offered to us with a largeness of heart and a freedom of which that of Boaz was but a type. That they may stir to fresh zeal in the searching of Scripture which will be most richly rewarded, is the prayer of the writer. S. Ridout.

On Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded Podcast. by Samuel Ridout Contents. Chapter 1. 1. The Loneliness of Departure from God 2. Faith: Its Separations and Companionship 3. The Return to Bethlehem Chapter 2. 4. A Gleaner in the Fields of Grace 5. Recognition and Encouragement Chapter 2:18 — 3. 6. The Kinsman-Redeemer Chapter 4. 7. Nearer than the Nearest Prefatory Note There is always a charm in typical and allegorical interpretation of Scripture when undertaken soberly and in accord with the general teaching of the word of God. Scripture itself abounds in illustrations of this method, while the parables of our Lord show how constantly He made use of it. No apology then need be made for finding the gospel in the Book of Ruth. That which appeals to the heart, too, has a place which must not be overlooked in these days of mental activity and selfishness. Heart history appeals to all who have hearts, and thus this story which is an appeal to the affections throughout has ever had an attraction for the people of God. The following pages contain little or nothing that is new; if they freshly bring to the memory well-known truths, and induce simpler faith in a well-known Lord, their purpose will have been met. The reader will notice that the dispensational features have been touched upon throughout. It should be remembered that the book is Jewish, and the first application must be to God's earthly people. This, so far from hindering its application to the present time, will be found to give an added charm. One slight correction should be made by the reader. In commenting on Ruth 2:18, the passage was treated as if Ruth after reaching home ate of what she had gleaned before giving to her mother-in-law. No doubt what is referred to in that verse is what she had left over from the midday meal spoken of in ver. 14 of the same chapter. She ate and was sufficed and left some of what had been given her. Of this she gave to Naomi. The lesson remains the same, but the charge of apparent selfishness is removed by this interpretation which is entirely permissible. The passage will be found in the relevant section in the "Gleanings." These pages are but "gleanings" in a field whose golden grain is offered to us with a largeness of heart and a freedom of which that of Boaz was but a type. That they may stir to fresh zeal in the searching of Scripture which will be most richly rewarded, is the prayer of the writer. S. Ridout.

On this episode, presented by AGCO, we head back to the 2023 Farm Progress Show to discuss 100 years of Gleaner combine history and we look to the future of the legacy brand with its marketing manager and historian, Robert Ross. We also catch up with Dan Luekpes and Shelby Fite, two of the farmers featured on the RFD-TV show Top Crop. In this week's installment of “The Dirt with Nutrien,” Senior Agronomist Mike Howell discusses the national harvest season weather outlook with Nutrien Senior Science Fellow Eric Snodgrass. In this week's “Meat Monitor” segment, we take a look at U.S. pork and beef exports through July, and in our “Beltway Beef” segment, National Cattlemen's Beef Association's Hunter Ihrman tells us that the Waters of the U.S. rewrite brings the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency closer to the Supreme Court's ruling. In “Bushels and Cents,” Ray Bohacz discusses dashboard warning lights. The episode also features new music from Clarksville Creative Sound recording artist EV Mae. Timestamps Intro/news: 0:00 Goatlifeclothing.com advertisement: 6:06 Robert Ross, Gleaner: 6:25 Dan Luepkes, Top Crop: 19:31 Shelby Fite, Top Crop: 27:49 Mike Howell and Eric Snodgrass, Nutrien: 38:36 Dan Halstrom, U.S. Meat Export Federation: 49:48 Hunter Ihrman, National Cattlemen's Beef Association: 53:45 Ray Bohacz, “Bushels and Cents”: 1:00:00 EV Mae: 1:01:26

Episode 2324: Our random article of the day is The Gleaner.

In this episode of Global Shift Podcast, we are re-airing the captivating interview with  the father of ethical gourmet raw food cuisine Dr. Aris LaTham. Known for being the originator of Sunfired Cuisine and Paradise Pies. Dr. Aris, ‘The Sunfired Gourmet', has been a vegetarian for 50 years and has eaten Sunfired Cuisine exclusively for the past 44 years. Host George S Peterson takes you through Dr. Aris LaTham's  inspiring journey, from his upbringing in Gatun, Panama Canal Zone to his career helping to teach an array of chefs and Sunfired Gourmet enthusiasts, applying his expertise to innovative food product development, filming for SunfiredTV, and hosting in-person retreats at Rio Piedra Organic Farm in Panama City.Dr. Aris LaTham, ‘The Sunfired Gourmet', has been a vegetarian for 49 years and has eaten Sunfired Foods exclusively for the past 43 years. Dr. LaThan was voted one of the top vegetarian chefs in the USA by Vegetarian Times Magazine. He has been featured in Essence, Jamaican Eats, Vegetarian Gourmet, Health Quest, Upscale, UK's Balance, and Japan's Tarzan Fitness Magazines. Newspapers, including the Washington Post, Philadelphia Enquirer, Harlem's Amsterdam News, Jamaica's Gleaner and Observer, have reviewed the Sunfired Cuisine… Dr. LaTham was the featured chef at the Raw Food Masters Culinary Showcase at Swept Away Resort in Negril. He has served as an Executive Food Service Consultant to Island Outpost's Strawberry Hill Resort in Irish Town and the Kingston Hilton Hotel in Jamaica. He is currently engaged in the training of vegetarian and raw food chefs for other major international resorts and hotels. 

On this episode, presented by AGCO, we preview the 2023 Farm Progress Show with the show's manager, Matt Jungmann. We also discuss our partnership with AGCO and preview the equipment manufacturer's display at the show with AGCO Farm Show Manager Aaron Belanger. In “The Dirt with Nutrien,” Senior Agronomist Mike Howell discusses deep soil sampling. In our “Meat Monitor” segment, we learn about a new challenger to U.S. beef and pork in the Dominican Republic, and in “Bushels and Cents,” Ray Bohacz discusses internal leaks. The episode also features the music of Clarksville Creative Sound recording artist EV Mae, who will perform at the AGCO lot at the Farm Progress Show, presented by Rural Strong Media. Timestamps Intro/news: 0:00 Goatlifeclothing.com advertisement: 6:15 AGCO advertisement: 6:34 Matt Jungmann, Farm Progress Show: 7:25 Aaron Belanger, AGCO: 13:47 Mike Howell, Nutrien: 19:51 Erin Borror, U.S. Meat Export Federation: 25:56 Ray Bohacz, “Bushels and Cents”: 28:13 EV Mae: 29:42

In 1923 it took a crew of 12 people to cut, bind, thresh, and bag grain for storage. That was the same year that Curtis, Edwin, and Ernest Baldwin developed the Gleaner combine to make harvesting more efficient, less labour intensive and more enjoyable for the farmer. Fast forward 100 years and the Gleaner brand... Read More

It is not just the history of slavery and colonization, culture of racial discrimination, structural Adjustment, debt and size and history that have affected Caribbean development and growth, but also the culture of corruption, inherited either from neo-capitalism or human nature or the result of those who are always in lack and dependency. Today's lecture at the Jamaica Theological Seminary in Caribbean Thought week 9, focuses on the Cost of Corruption. The topic is important as since recently there has been a recent rise in financial and white-collar crimes not just in Jamaica but int he world. What is corruption? "We define corruption as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain. To end corruption, we must first understand it. That's why we look at what causes corruption and what works against it. To end corruption, we advocate for power to be held accountable. Everywhere," (Transparency International Website, https://www.transparency.org/en/). The 2022 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) shows that most countries are failing to stop corruption. The CPI ranks 180 countries and territories around the world by their perceived levels of public sector corruption, scoring on a scale of 0 (highly corrupt) to 100 (very clean), (Ibid). What is Jamaica's CPI compared to other Caribbean Countries? JAMAICA Score 44/100 Rank 69/180 Score change 0 since 2021. Caribbean nations with the Best CPI/Rank: 65 - Barbados 29 and 64 -Bahamas 30. Caribbean Nations with the worse CPI/Rank: 171 - Hait 17, 166 - Dominica Rep. 20, 85 - Suriname 40, and 85 - Guyana 40, 77 - Trinidad and Tobago 42, and Jamaica. Recently, Janie McEwan submitted a Letter to the Gleaner, which was "Letter of the Day on January 18, 2023, defining White-Collar Crimes, from a sociological perspective, as a product of the societal and cultural norms that shape the behavior of individuals and organizations. Jamaica, like many developing countries, has a culture of corruption that is deeply ingrained in its society. This culture of corruption can be seen in the widespread acceptance of bribes, embezzlement, and other forms of white-collar crime as a normal part of doing business,” See Janel McEwan in Letter of the Day | The impact of white-collar crime on Jamaica | Letters | Jamaica Gleaner (jamaica-gleaner.com) January 18, 2023. Three students, Tyrese Harrison, Sanshia Hayles and Sasha-Gaye Robinson in a group submitted a brief essay on Corruption in Jamaica by reviewing the film "Cost of Corruption'' a 2011 documentary film by the National Integrity Agency (NIA) Hosted by Executive Producer, Prof. Trevor Monroe. We may blame Jamaica's stagnation on the Neoliberal Regime of the Washington Consensus, but Trevor Monroe agrees but also places blame on the Corrupt Politicians and leaders. In fact, The Jamaica Gleaner reported a story on "Crooked Politicians on UK Radar," reporting that the former UK Ambassador to Jamaica had found widespread levels of corruption within Jamaica within the Government. “The politicians are more interested in getting in and or staying in power, than they are in delivering on the promises that Jamaicans need”, (The cost of corruption, 2012). The documentary Cost of Corruption is one that highlights corruption at its highest in society. We then discussed our advocacy for Haiti initiative and the Petition/sign on letter for Haiti for Caribbean Nationals. You can get involved by visiting https://theneoliberal.com, https://ijdh.org, https://jts.edu.jm or https://renaldocmckenzie.com. Credits: Rev. Renaldo C. McKenzie is the Creator/Host of the Show, Adjunct Lecturer at the Seminary and Author of Neoliberalism. The Neoliberal Corporation, Serving the world today to solve tomorrow's challenges by making popular what was the monopoly. Email us: Info@theneoliberal.com Subscribe for free! Visit/Support us: https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theneoliberal/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theneoliberal/support

@briansfarmingvideos    Instagram 56.5k tiktok 17.6k. youtube 152k Subscribers.  Catch up           Where are they from, what do they farm, how did they get into farmingHow's the family – do they farm with family?Kids?What are they up to today?What have the seen that excites them?What do they want to make sure they see before they leave?Working Words PodcastWho hosts it?What's the goal?What the favorite job on the farm?Least FavoriteHe installed a toy road map on the floor of his tractors for planting season.Someone is building a new houseMatching red and black tool trucksWhy so many combines? – Gleaner, Fendt, ClaasDoes he get a lot of demos?How has social media changed their life?Why do it?How would she start it over differently?Which is their favorite platform?If you were an animal, what do you think you would be?Right now, who inspires you?If you could make anything bigger on your body what would it be? Stump the guestWhere does a thought go when we forget it?  How come sometimes we can remember it?Which came first for Orange – the fruit or the color?If something is indescribable, haven't you already described it?For people who are born deaf, what do the voices in their head sound like?Why is Goofy considered a person but pluto considered a pet even though they're both dogs?When does it stop being partly sunny and begin being partly cloudy?What would the world be like if you couldn't introduce yourself using your profession?  What's next for them?What can our listeners do to help?What can we do to help? What does success look like to them?

@growincorn2020. Tony Reed.Instagram 10.9k. facebook 37ktiktok 522k. youtube 22.2k subs Catch up          Where is he from, what does he farm, how did he get into farmingHow's the family?What is he up to today?Changing anything going into the 2023 crop year?Gonna put more tile in?Use cover crops?More DEF?How has social media changed his life?How would he start it over differently?Which is his favorite platform?CameoAcres TvWhat is the show and how is it going?Marty Nall FundraiserWhat's Next?If you could stop any crime permanently forever, but the way to do it was you had to commit that crime….what crime would you stop?What are the worst and best parts of being an adult?When's the last time you made someone cry?What makes you angry?What makes you the most happy?Right now who inspires you? Start – Bench – CutPizza, spaghetti, lasagna Keystone, Busch, BudMexican, Chinese, ItalianCell phone, laptop, TVDeere, Gleaner, Claas Ag Current EventsRussia/Ukraine WarNew Congress working on Farm BillCarbon pipelinesExtending border asylumH2A Worker Reform. What does success look like to Tony?

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The Book of Ruth offers a vibrant portrait of a foreigner who became the founding mother of the Davidic dynasty.Join us with Ilana Pardes, author of the new Jewish Lives biography Ruth: A Migrant's Tale, as we explore the ever-changing perspectives on Ruth's foreignness beginning in the Hebrew bible and rabbinic literature through Zionism and the modern world. 

On this episode, Laura Siegel, Health Communications Officer with AgriSafe Network discusses free online seminars held daily during National Farm Safety and Health Week, Sept. 19-23. We also pick up the third part of our coverage of Farm Progress Show 2022. We talk about an approaching milestone and innovation strategies for the venerable Gleaner combine brand with Aaron Beyer. Big Iron Auctions Co-Founder and CEO Mark Stock talks about the red-hot farm equipment and real estate auction market and his company's merger with Sullivan Auctioneers. Also, Golden Harvest Seeds' Rex Gray and Andrew Rupe discuss new corn hybrids and provide some agronomy tips to help you get this season's crop across the finish line, and Ray Bohacz discusses clutch switch failure in this week's installment of “Bushels and Cents.” The episode also features singer/songwriter Brei Carter, who released her new album, “Brand New Country” on Sept. 16. Timestamps Massey Ferguson advertisement: 0:00 Intro and news: 0:30 Goatlifeclothing.com advertisement: 8:44 Laura Siegel, AgSafe Network: 9:04 Aaron Beyer, Gleaner: 14:12 Mark Stock, Big Iron Auctions: 21:00 Hesston advertisement: 30:13 Rex Gray, Golden Harvest: 30:42 Andrew Rupe, Golden Harvest: 35:43 Ray Bohacz, “Bushels and Cents”: 42:15 Massey Ferguson advertisement: 43:40 Brei Carter: 44:09

This week's episode is extra special as we have our Seneca Valley Senior, Avery Flood, to discuss the 5th Annual A Walk For Hunger Event.Every September, Armstrong works to Avenge Hunger by collecting resources to help supply community feeding programs and bring awareness to the need that exists.  A Walk For Hunger will provide financial support to community feeding programs in the communities served by the Zelienople Armstrong Office. The local feeding programs that we partner with are The Lighthouse Foundation, Southwest Butler Food Cupboard, Gleaner's Food Bank, Victory Family Church, and Holy Redeemer Social Services in Ellwood City.A Walk For Hunger is also a Senior project for a selected Seneca Valley High School Senior each year. This year, we're excited to announce Avery Flood will be our Senior to continue this fantastic tradition! Avery will learn all of Breaking Bread's 4 key initiatives: Raising Awareness for students and people in the community, volunteering at our local food banks for food collection and distribution, and collecting food donations and money to be directly distributed to our food banks!This year, we will be holding A Walk For Hunger in person on Sunday, September 18th at Zelienople Community Park in Zelienople, PA. Registration will start at 9 am. Alison Schuster will be doing a pre-walk stretch/yoga session before our opening ceremony. (Thank you, Alison!) Our opening ceremony will begin at 10 am and we will start walking the trail immediately after. You're only required to do 1 lap (3 laps = 5K) but you're more than welcome to continue on if you'd like to do a 5K. We will have a raffle basket drawing and check presentation ceremony once everyone has finished their walk! To register for the walk or to make a donation: https://runsignup.com/Race/PA/Zelienople/AWalkForHungerSpecial thanks to all of our sponsors which can be found on the walk website!

In this episode, we sit down with Jay Wintermeyer, former Communications Director for the NPUC and Editor of The Gleaner. Jay shares his story of being let go from his multiple church positions due to an anonymous letter that outed him as gay. We also reflect with him on how we can better move forward together as a church on LGBTQ issues and reaching out to that community.Have a question you want us to discuss? Comment? Maybe you disagree with something we said? Either way, we'd love to hear from you! Shoot us an email at: seekingwhattheysought@gmail.com

Have you ever played a part in crafting a useless strategic plan? You thought it was a good product, but it ended up languishing on the shelf or in unread email. However, you believed in the process followed, but something was missing… maybe from the final step which condemned the entire plan to the scrap heap. Click here to read my past articles from the Gleaner newspaper: https://blog.fwconsulting.com fwconsulting.com

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The RoL Jolt team share of their week of service at the North Okanagan Gleaners in Vernon. Gleaners is a non profit organization made up of volunteers who produce soup with donated vegetables which is shipped around the world to feed the poor.

The RoL Jolt team share of their week of service at the North Okanagan Gleaners in Vernon. Gleaners is a non profit organization made up of volunteers who produce soup with donated vegetables which is shipped around the world to feed the poor.

In general, you want to be responsive to those who wish to reach you. Consequently, each morning, before doing anything else, you scan your email inbox for new messages. However, if you have ever questioned the wisdom of this habit, your concerns are justified. The most effective professionals refuse to process email first. Instead, they start the day differently: they plan the time in their calendars. Read more articles like this from my Gleaner column https://blog.fwconsulting.com

In 1790, Judith Sargent Murray became the first American to publicly argue that men and women were equal. Hailing from seafaring Gloucester Massachusetts, she educated herself, weathered some of life's cruelest storms, and published hundreds of bold, brave essays. She expected to rock the boat, steering her new American nation toward equality. And America went…meh. Why? Join Katie on location at Sargent House Museum in Gloucester. Judith Sargent Murray's Unitarian Universalist Catechism is available here. … The post THE GLEANER Judith Sargent Murray appeared first on What'shername.

Please subscribe and share. Also, please donate to this podcast to keep it going. Click the link to donate: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=KT5DSZEECRSL8 Dennis Williams is a single father who lives in a one bedroom with his nine-year-old son Devonte Williams who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at birth. At 34-year-old, Mr. Williams continues to do bartending and works as a delivery man to help support himself and his child. In an interview with a Jamaican newspaper (The Gleaner), he expressed his emotion: “Right now, just talking about this is giving me cold bumps. This is my one and only child and it scares me when he has seizures. I can only sleep with one eye open because of how fearful I am that something will happen to him. He gets scared, too, and would behave frantically in the house” Mr. Williams also reported that he spent over $40,000-$50,000-JMD monthly to take care of his child. The father desperately needs a disability bath chair so he can shower Devonte with ease. Related links (Jamaica Gleaner): https://ne-np.facebook.com/gleanerjamaica/videos/dad-seeks-help-for-son-born-with-cerebral-palsy/1077193929495353/ https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20220309/dad-seeks-help-son-born-cerebral-palsy Father's Social Media and donation link: https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=afeibp25xrf8&utm_content=r6j9qu(Instagram) https://gofund.me/1dd7576b (Donation link as supplied by the father) Now, subscribe to our YouTube channel ( https://youtube.com/channel/UCoc-QGLBLQxIYRa7N-OaRqA). Also, rate, comment, and share this and other episodes with others. Remember, to donate using the first link above. #needhelp #jamaicandiaspora #cerebralpalsy The Canyouth's Exploration social media Links: Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/CanXplore/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/canyouthsexploration/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CanyouthsN Find and purchase books by Dr. Canute White through this link: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Canute+white&crid=R4C1V5L88L5O&sprefix=canute+white%2Caps%2C147&ref=nb_sb_noss --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radio-white/message

Jeff talks with Lane Robinson from Robinson Implement in Irwin, Iowa. The guys discuss the frustrating wait for the Spring planting season, hauling manure with a Fendt, the new Massey Ferguson 8S Series, Gleaner leaf screens and finding a suitcase full of money in the middle of a field.

This week Mike and Joey share the upcoming events and Joey celebrates Mike's award from the Gleaner's for his years of volunteering and leading the Historical Society. Congratulations to Keith's Flowers for 50 years with FTD. Mike talks about the School for the Blind in Iberia. Mike shares that the Historical Society's 2022 Calendar is available at Sames & Cook, Edison Quick Stop, and Hoffman's Office Supply. 

The story of businesswoman Audrey Hinchcliffe inspired listeners during 2021. She shared this in her book, The Will To Overcome, and in a podcast interview with Impacting Jamaica.Mrs. Hinchcliffe was also at the forefront of the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, writing a riveting series for The Gleaner newspaper in Kingston, Jamaica. Many look to her and her business, Manpower & Maintenance Services, to provide sanitization support throughout the pandemic.The businesswoman has been urging Jamaicans “to go take the damn vaccine” as the Government continues its massive campaign to get people to take the jab. The vaccination rate is still just over 20 per cent, very small when compared with other countries in the Caribbean.In our looking back, we repeat this episode with businesswoman Audrey Hinchcliffe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 420—you know what that means? We are talking all things marijuana. Mary Jane. The devil's lettuce. You get the point :) And who better to talk about it than Tom Celani,  the owner, president, and CEO of Luna Entertainment, the mother company of Metro Detroit based MotorCity Harley-Davidson, MotorCity Power Sports, Freedom Hills amphitheatre, TC Vineyards Inc., and the Celani Family Vineyards in Napa Valley. Celani is also an investor in a theater chain, a land developer in Arizona and Colorado, and a casino management consultant. Tom was also a partner in Detroit's MotorCity Casino. He also owns High Life Farms in Chesaning, Michigan and California that boasts over 250,000 square feet of grow facilities. We also had in studio Rudy Patros, President of Securatech Solutions. Rudy puts in physical security systems, cameras, access control, etc. for these grow facilities. We discussed everything from how Tom got started in this business, to the legality of it, to how they select the products that go to market and how these facilities are locked down similar to a data center. Being a complete novice to this scene, I was fascinated on how quickly it's become a norm in today's society. Lastly, we talked about Tom's family foundation and the Cars and Cigars event where they raise money for Gleaner's Food Bank and the Capuchin Soup Kitchen, two of my favorite local charities.

This week, Chrissy Wozniak is sitting down with Stacy Anthony of AgRevolution to discuss this newly established and extremely innovative new dealership for AGCO.In early 2021, AGCO formed AgRevolution™, an agricultural equipment dealership providing industry-leading products and support services to the farming community throughout Kentucky and southern Indiana. AGCO supports a strong independent dealership network across North America. The launch of AgRevolution is a unique situation and the result of Boyd's decision to focus on its core heavy construction equipment business and AGCO's commitment to continue serving customers in the area. Though it is a wholly owned subsidiary of AGCO, AgRevolution is operate in a manner similar to that of AGCO's independent dealerships.At AgRevolution, we're committed to building a bright new future for our customers. We supply farmers with today's highest-performing brands, including Fendt, Massey Ferguson and Challenger. We offer the highest-quality parts on the market today and we have skilled service technicians on hand, ready to help you.Shop their current inventory of industry-leading equipment (both new and used) or browse the services that their experienced technicians offer here.This episode is sponsored by Kühlerz. Cows perform best on consistently cool days, and Kühlerz makes every day feel like a cool day. Learn more here.The Women in Agribusiness (WIA) Summit annually convenes over 800 of the country's female agribusiness decision-makers. The 2022 WIA Summit, September 26-28 in Dallas, TX includes presentations from Cargill's Corporate Senior Vice President, Animal Health & Nutrition, Ruth Kimmelshue; Marco Orioli, VP of Global Grain & Processing for EMEA, CHS; and Brooke Appleton of the NCGA. Learn more at https://agr.fyi/wia_register. FIRA USA 18-20 OCT. 2022 (FRESNO-CA): The only 3-day event dedicated to the California and North America market for autonomous agriculture and agricultural robotics solutions.Learn More at https://agr.fyi/fira

In this episode chef Noel is Joined by Gleaner food and lifestyle writer Krysta Anderson who dished on her journey into media and finding her niche and style. Krysta also drops some relationship tips and advice. Tune in if you love all things lifestyle.  --- 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/whatscookingwithchefnoel/message

Join us for a refreshing, inspiring and spirit-lifting episode 24 with Jesus Girl, Crystal Daye. Crystal Daye is an Award-Winning Best Selling Author of 9 books, International Certified Christian Life Coach, Corporate Trainer, Podcaster, and sought-after Inspirational Speaker. As a woman of faith, she believes in servant leadership and she unselfishly uses the platforms God has given her to positively influence and impact lives globally. She is the COO of DayeLight Publishers and Founder of Empowering Girls Club. Working a full-time job since age 16, Crystal built a successful career in the public service with multiple certifications in procurement, public speaking, events planning and supervisory management before launching into full-time entrepreneurship in 2017. She is currently a book coach and brand strategist who helps new and emerging authors to write, publish, market and monetize their books. She has been featured on many local and international platforms including CBS, TVJ, The Gleaner, Kingdom-Driven Entrepreneur Podcast and Top Book Coach to watch in 2021 by Yahoo Finance. In today's episode, Crystal shares her: 1. Her new name, identity and purpose in Jesus Christ. 2. The importance of relationship-building to truly get to know God. 3. The importance of managing our time, 4. The importance of being a steward of your finances. 5. Entrepreneurship is about serving people: solving a problem. Find out your unique way of solving the needs of your clients and build your business around that. Connect with Crystal Daye @ the links below: https://crystaldaye.com http://dayelightpublishers.com https://christiancoachesalliance.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZG2w2ly89s Thank you for listening! Please subscribe and share if you know someone who is looking for a dose of inspiration today!

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Broadcast legend Gil Bailey, who brought Caribbean music to the tri-state area and whose career spanned 50 years at four different local radio stations, died of COVID-19 earlier this week at the age of 84.His grandson, Korey Faulks, posted on Facebook that Bailey died in isolation early Monday morning.“Shortly after midnight, my mom lost her father. It hurts that she wasn't able to be by his side while he passed away, due to he contracted COVID-19 and had been isolated.”Known as the Godfather of Reggae Radio, Bailey was born in Jamaica in 1936 and got his start as an MC in London before moving to New York. In 1969, a friend at a Mount Kisco radio station invited him to stop by, said Sharon Gordon, a longtime friend, journalist and broadcaster who's also part of the Midnight Ravers on WBAI.Back then, reggae hadn't hit the mainstream yet. Bailey brought it to white audiences and also tapped into the Caribbean diaspora, which could only hear the music at house parties and bars.“We all grew up listening to Gil Bailey at nights,” Gordon said. She came to New York from Jamaica as a teenager in the 1970s and recalled hearing songs on Bailey's show and shopping for them the next day. She said Bailey became so popular he was the first to play new tunes by Michael Rose, Beres Hammond, Maxi Priest, Dennis Brown and more.She recalled hearing “Smile Jamaica” by Bob Marley and the Wailers before it appeared in record stores.“Gil played it. And I remember going up to Utica Avenue to Joe Gibbs records looking for that song,” she recalled. “And nobody knew the song I was talking about.”Other listeners shared similar experiences on Twitter.#RIP #GilBailey ....every Saturday morning growing up my parents would be up blasting the Radio to the Gil & Pat Bailey Morning show

This week for my final episode of season one of the pod lounge podcast I have a very special guest. If you haven't heard of Dr Aris Latham @aris_latham then I suggest you do your research, Google or YouTube him. Dr. Aris LaTham, ‘The Sunfired Gourmet', has been a vegan for 48 years and has eaten Sunfired Foods exclusively for the past 42 years. Dr. LaTham was voted one of the top vegetarian chefs in the USA by Vegetarian Times Magazine. He has been featured in Essence, Jamaican Eats, Vegetarian Gourmet, Health Quest, Upscale, UK's Balance, and Japan's Tarzan Fitness Magazines. Newspapers, including the Washington Post, Philadelphia Enquirer, Harlem's Amsterdam News, Jamaica's Gleaner and Observer, have all reviewed the Sunfired Cuisine. Last year I had the opportunity of training under @aris_latham for my certified raw foods course so I was lucky enough to be in his presence, soak up his knowledge & wisdom and witness and learn from his creativity. I am very grateful and honoured to have trained under someone who has been doing this and living this way longer than myself and most of us were even born, who has so much insight when it comes to living a wholistic life and who is the best in the raw, living foods world. I'm blessed to be certified by Aris Latham the father of gourmet ethical raw foods cuisine and blessed to be able to bring you guys this podcast. Subscribe to The Pod Lounge on Soundwise

Edward Philip George Seaga was born on May 28, 1930,  in Boston'.His 18-year-old Jamaican mother, Erna Alleta Maxwell,His father, 29-year-old salesman Phillip George Seaga (who could sell snow to an Eskimo) was a second-generation Lebanese-Jamaican. He graduated from Harvard in 1952 with a Bachelor of Arts in social relations.He had by then broadened his academic interest in rural folk life to include recording and producing its evolved urban musical form.Seaga's Gleaner writings brought him to the attention of founder and president of the opposition Jamaica Labour Party, Alexander Bustamante, whose emergence on the national scene owed much to his own strident letter writing (in the 1920s) against Jamaica's ruling colonial order.In 1959 Bustamante appointed Seaga to sit in the upper house of the Jamaican Legislative Assembly.In 1960 he was elected assistant secretary of the party, and two years later he was elevated to the post of secretary.Seaga served at the finance and planning post until the JLP lost power - after two successive terms .Seaga led the JLP to a massive electoral victory over Michael Manley and the PNP - and their "democratic socialist" experiment. Seaga became independent Jamaica's fifth prime minister. Seaga and his government also undertook a pro-Western and particularly pro-US foreign policy stance. Seaga led other Anglo-Caribbean states in opposing the left-wing Maurice Bishop regime in Grenada, enthusiastically backing, after Bishop's demise, the October 1983 US invasion of the island. adapted from By Bernard Headley article Sunday, January 16, 2005