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Dans un entretien à RFI, Grégoire Goodstein, le chef de mission de l'Organisation internationale pour les migrations (OIM) en Haïti, dresse un constat alarmant de la situation humanitaire en Haïti et revient sur l'arrêt de l'aide américaine décidée par l'administration Trump. RFI : Vous êtes de passage à Paris pour quelques jours, comment décririez-vous le quotidien des habitants de Port-au-Prince ?Grégoire Goodstein : L'insécurité s'accroît, de plus en plus d'habitants sont forcés de fuir leur maison, leur lieu de vie, leur travail. Et les attaques des gangs réduisent petit à petit le périmètre de sécurité qui permet de reloger les déplacés. On compte aujourd'hui 260 000 déplacés dans la région métropolitaine de Port-au-Prince, qui vivent pour l'essentiel dans des écoles, des églises ou sur des places publiques. Ces familles occupent ces espaces avec très peu de moyens et nous essayons aussi bien avec nos partenaires qu'avec le gouvernement haïtien, de subvenir à leurs besoins immédiats.  Ces sites de fortune n'ont jamais été imaginés pour accueillir des déplacés, encore moins des familles avec enfants. Quelles sont leurs conditions de vie ? Elles sont terribles. Si les gens ont pu emmener quelque chose avec eux, un matelas ou des draps par exemple, ils les gardent avec eux. Sinon, ils dorment à même le sol, dans des gymnases, des salles de classe, où les bancs sont cassés et coupés pour fabriquer du bois de chauffage ou cuisiner. Ils utilisent tout ce qu'ils peuvent pour améliorer leur quotidien, mais il y a de gros problèmes d'approvisionnement en eau. Il faut parfois amener l'eau sur les sites, il faut construire des blocs sanitaires et les entretenir, ce qui pose d'autres problèmes. Nous avons aussi des difficultés pour mettre ces familles à l'abri, car les bâches que nous distribuons ont une durée de vie très limitée sous le soleil et il faut les remplacer pendant la saison des pluies.Les déplacés vivent les uns sur les autres, dans une promiscuité totale qui provoque des accès de violence et surtout des violences de genre. Les jeunes filles et les femmes sont violées, parfois exploitées. Et les gangs, même s'ils ne sont pas présents dans ces zones, y conservent une influence. Ce qui signifie que nous peinons à trouver des interlocuteurs à même d'agir, sans qu'ils soient à leur tour rançonnés ou exploités.Les gangs peuvent-ils percevoir une part de l'aide qui parvient jusqu'à ces sites ? Je n'en ai pas la preuve, mais ils sont sans doute au courant des lieux et des heures de distribution. Il y a certainement eu des cas où ils ont exigé leur quote-part, parce que c'est aussi leur méthode pour trouver des financements ou nourrir leurs troupes : le racket, les kidnappings, la drogue, les armes, ils emploient tous les moyens pour essayer de faire de l'argent.Au-delà de la capitale, la situation est alarmante dans le département de l'Artibonite. De quelles remontées de terrain disposez-vous ?Il y a de plus en plus d'attaques dans l'Artibonite, mais nous avons de profondes difficultés à y accéder, car Port-au-Prince est une ville assiégée. Pour en sortir, nous ne pouvons que négocier un accès ou nous reposer sur nos partenaires déjà présents dans le département, afin qu'ils essaient d'y déployer des mesures d'assistance. L'absence de procédures judiciaires reste un point noir, on ne peut pas appréhender les auteurs de ces massacres qui demeurent inaccessibles. La police fait ce qu'elle peut, avec le soutien de la Mission multinationale d'assistance à la sécurité (MMAS). Mais le rapport de force est complètement asymétrique au bénéfice des groupes armés.Quelles sont pour vous les conséquences des coupes budgétaires annoncées par Donald Trump, qui a suspendu l'aide étrangère aux pays en difficulté ?Il y a un impact que nous sommes toujours en train d'évaluer. Nous percevons encore certains fonds américains qui n'ont pas été gelés. Et heureusement, ce sont les fonds les plus importants qui forment l'aide humanitaire pure : assistance médicale et psychosociale, kits d'hygiène alimentaire, etc. Et nous pouvons toujours compter sur d'autres bailleurs comme la France, le Canada, les Nations unies ou la Corée, entre autres.L'administration américaine prévoit aussi d'écourter la durée du TPS, l'un de ses programmes d'immigration, qui risque de prendre fin dès le mois d'août. Ce statut concerne un nombre énorme d'Haïtiens installés aux États-Unis, plus de 500 000 personnes. Avez-vous une idée de la manière dont ils pourraient être pris en charge s'ils étaient expulsés vers Haïti ?On ignore comment ils vont être pris en charge, car ce sont justement ces fonds-là qui ont été gelés chez nous. Les expulsions, c'est quelque chose qu'un État souverain peut mettre en œuvre, mais il y a des principes. Et ce que nous aimerions, c'est que ces principes soient appliqués. Que ces expulsions soient réalisées dans la dignité, qu'elles soient humaines. Et si possible, il vaut toujours mieux privilégier les retours volontaires aux expulsions. Mais le chiffre que vous mentionnez, 500 000 personnes, est énorme lorsque l'on connaît l'état de l'économie haïtienne et la situation sécuritaire du pays, qui n'est absolument pas en situation d'absorber un tel nombre de gens.Mark Carney, futur Premier ministre du CanadaCet économiste réputé a pris hier (9 mars 2025) la tête du Parti libéral, désigné par 86% des militants pour succéder à Justin Trudeau. Notre correspondant à Montréal, Nafi Alibert, souligne qu'il n'avait jusqu'ici jamais occupé de rôle politique, mais qu'il a su rassembler en jouant la carte de la compétence économique, sur laquelle les libéraux canadiens veulent miser, plutôt que sur le charisme ou l'expérience gouvernementale. Il faut rappeler, ajoute Nafi Alibert, que Justin Trudeau n'a pas démissionné de bon cœur il y a deux mois, mais qu'il s'est fait montrer la porte. Perçu comme trop dépensier, il était accusé d'avoir creusé les déficits et d'avoir contribué à la forte inflation qui frappe le pays.À l'inverse, Mark Carney a construit sa réputation sur sa gestion des crises économiques mondiales, d'abord en tant que gouverneur de la Banque du Canada, puis de la Banque d'Angleterre. Les libéraux sont convaincus que son bagage professionnel peut redonner confiance aux Canadiens, puisque Mark Carney se positionne comme un pragmatique, avec un message clair : réduction des dépenses publiques, allégement des impôts pour les classes moyennes et stimulation des investissements. C'est avec cette approche plus centriste qu'il compte remettre l'économie canadienne sur les rails.« On sait que la valeur d'une économie forte commence par des travailleurs qui ont de bons emplois bien payés aujourd'hui et des avenirs plus brillants pour des jeunes de demain, affirme Mark Carney. Nous savons en tant que libéraux que nous ne pouvons redistribuer ce que nous n'avons pas. Nous savons que nous ne pouvons pas être forts à l'étranger, si nous ne sommes pas forts à la maison. »À lire aussiCanada: Mark Carney, futur Premier ministre, assure que son pays «ne fera jamais partie des États-Unis»Climat tendu avec les États-UnisTout au long de sa campagne, Mark Carney a répété son ambition de faire du Canada l'économie la plus forte du G7, mais le climat reste tendu avec les États-Unis, dans un contexte de guerre commerciale. Mark Carney promet une main de fer contre Donald Trump, il estime que le pays est plongé dans la crise la plus importante de son histoire, mais assure qu'il a été préparé toute sa vie à un tel moment. Et il entend se positionner comme un rempart contre les attaques du président américain qu'il a vivement dénoncées dans son discours de victoire hier. « Les Américains, a-t-il lancé, veulent nos ressources, notre eau, notre territoire, notre pays. JAMAIS. Pensez-y. Ça va détruire notre façon d'être. Nous sommes maîtres chez nous. »Mark Carney deviendra officiellement le 24è Premier ministre du Canada une fois que Justin Trudeau aura remis, cette semaine, sa démission à la gouverneure générale. Un autre adversaire de taille l'attend : Pierre Poilievre, le chef du Parti conservateur, qu'il devra affronter lors de la prochaine élection fédérale, qui pourrait être déclenchée dans une dizaine de jours.L'actualité des Outre-mer avec nos confrères de la 1èreEn Guadeloupe, dans l'archipel des Saintes, les voiturettes et scooters destinés aux touristes ne sont plus les bienvenus.

In this episode, Annie Thomas-Landrum, Chairman of the Board at Sunshine Community Health Center, and Ben Goodstein, Vice President and Chief Ambulatory Officer at Dayton Children's, discuss their organizations' recent accomplishments, including expanding healthcare access through community partnerships and behavioral health investments. They also share leadership insights, strategies for navigating industry challenges, and the importance of mentorship and continuous learning in today's dynamic healthcare landscape.

Entrepreneurship is a wild ride—exciting, unpredictable, and full of challenges. But what if you could stop guessing and start scaling? In today's episode of Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, we sit down with Dan Goodstein, also known as The Business Therapist, to unlock proven strategies for business growth and scaling. With over 20 years of experience, 130,000+ professionals in his network, and a deep understanding of sales, marketing, and business development, Dan has helped startups and Fortune 500 companies alike grow and scale. We discuss:✅ Why most businesses struggle with growth—even with great products✅ The most common mistakes entrepreneurs make when scaling✅ How to stop the guessing game and implement a clear strategy✅ Why positioning and messaging are key to standing out in a noisy market✅ How technology, AI, and automation are reshaping small business growth✅ The importance of balancing business demands with personal well-being Dan shares practical tools and insider strategies to help you navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship, find clarity, and accelerate your business success. About the Guest:   Dan Goodstein is a business strategist and coach known for helping businesses simplify their approach to sales, marketing, and scaling. His expertise spans across startups, tech firms, and corporate enterprises, making him the go-to mentor for businesses looking to stop second-guessing and start growing.

Scott Goodstein is the Founder and CEO of Catalyst Campaigns and a digital pioneer. The results from the 2024 election indicate that the ground game needs a fresh review of how volunteers can be better deployed and how to find trusted messengers for a political campaign. The traditional ward and precinct system built relationships with voters over time. What's the new face of field operations? We talk about: The history of door-knocking in political campaigns Measuring the success of field operations Political text abuses Online fundraising traps How the Trump campaign and supporting SuperPACs reached voters #CatalystCampaigns #GroundGame #FieldOperations #Fundraising #PoliticalTexts #Voters #VoterOutreach CatalystCampaigns.com Myth of the Ground Game We've lost control of political text messaging  

Les nouveaux chiffres de l'Organisation internationale (OIM) pour les migrations montrent que le nombre de familles délogées a triplé en l'espace d'un an, du fait des violences orchestrées par les groupes armés. Entretien avec Grégoire Goodstein, le représentant de l'OIM en Haïti. RFI : Quels sont les grands mouvements de population causés par les accès de violence qui secouent Haïti ? Les déplacés partent des quartiers situés dans la périphérie de la capitale. Soit en essayant de se recentrer dans les zones sécurisées qui ne représentent plus que 15% de la ville, soit vers les provinces. Et davantage vers le sud du pays, car le Nord est de plus en plus sujet aux attaques des gangs. Le problème des déplacements vers la province, c'est que les gangs encerclent la capitale et établissent des check-points. Ces traversées représentent une véritable prise de risque.   RFI : Quelles sont les conditions de vie dans les camps de déplacés qui se multiplient aux abords de Port-au-Prince ? En l'espace d'un an, la situation s'est dégradée, d'autant qu'un certain nombre de ces camps sont situés hors des zones sécurisées et restent difficiles d'accès. La vie et l'approvisionnement y sont difficiles, qu'il s'agisse de nourriture, d'eau ou des conditions sanitaires, qui font partie du minimum vital.   RFI : Qui accueille les familles qui prennent le risque de partir vers la province ?La majorité d'entre elles sont hébergées dans des familles d'accueil, chez des proches ou des connaissances qui partagent leur maison et qui sont déjà en difficulté. Lorsque l'on parle d'un million de déplacés du fait des violences, il faut ajouter à ce chiffre les communautés d'accueil qui ont aussi besoin d'assistance. L'ensemble des services publics a du mal à fonctionner, ce qui confère un rôle essentiel aux organisations internationales qui agissent en complément de l'État. Or, en 2024, faute de bailleurs, les Nations-unies n'ont pu financer leurs missions humanitaires en Haïti qu'à hauteur de 42 ou 43% des sommes demandées. C'est insuffisant et nous ne savons pas ce que 2025 nous réserve.   Une nouvelle impulsion pour l'appareil sécuritaire haïtien ?Les autorités haïtiennes viennent d'installer un nouveau secrétaire d'État chargé de la sécurité publique : Mario Andrésol reprend du service et sa nomination semble faire l'unanimité. C'est un homme expérimenté, formé en Haïti, aux États-Unis et en France, qui a fait carrière dans l'armée avant d'entrer dans la police et de grimper tous les échelons de l'institution policière. Il a été directeur de la PNH, la police nationale, entre 2005 et 2012, et crédité à l'époque de résultats notables dans la lutte contre les groupes armés. D'après Le Floridien, l'un des journaux de la diaspora haïtienne, basé à Miami, c'est « l'un des rares hauts fonctionnaires doté d'une connaissance approfondie des mécanismes du banditisme et son passage à la PNH avait permis d'affaiblir un certain nombre de réseaux criminels ».Il est de retour, sa nomination est encourageante, mais il va falloir du concret, prévient Le Nouvelliste, qui liste tout ce qui lui manque : « Il faut d'urgence, écrit Frantz Duval, un budget, des moyens, du personnel qualifié pour revitaliser la secrétairerie d'État à la Sécurité publique alors qu'elle est coincée entre le ministère de la Justice, celui de l'Intérieur, la Primature, le Conseil Supérieur de la Police Nationale, le nouveau Conseil National de Sécurité et la présidence ». Autre point, souligne le Nouvelliste, Mario Andrésol « devra soigner ses relations avec la communauté internationale et les pays amis qui financent, surveillent et produisent des rapports sur la sécurité en Haïti. Parmi ces mastodontes, il devra se faire une place et faire la différence ». Les adieux de Joe BidenLe rideau tombe après quatre ans de présidence américaine. Il y aura, certes, d'autres discours cette semaine devant les représentants des forces armées ou les maires de villes moyennes, indique le New York Times. Mais celui de ce soir, en prime time, résonne comme un adieu aux Américains. Et. NBC nous en livre quelques éléments en avant-première. Le président sortant « devrait insister sur son bilan économique et environnemental, la croissance de l'emploi, les investissements dans les énergies renouvelables, la lutte contre le changement climatique. Et saluer la gestion de la pandémie de Covid19 ». Prise de parole prévue à 20h heure de Washington, soit 2h du matin, heure française. Quel rôle pour Elon Musk ? Analyse de Romuald ScioraLe milliardaire libertarien a désormais pour mission de sabrer dans les dépenses fédérales américaines avec l'aval de Donald Trump. Éclairage du chercheur Romuald Sciora, directeur de l'Observatoire politique et géostratégique des États-Unis de l'Iris, à l'occasion de la sortie de son nouvel ouvrage à paraître aujourd'hui : L'Amérique éclatée, plongée au cœur d'une nation en déliquescence. « Ironiquement, Elon Musk est porteur d'une mission qui est de réformer, restructurer l'État fédéral qui est entré en déliquescence depuis quelques décennies et qui est la colonne vertébrale des États-Unis. Le constat est juste mais les remèdes que proposent Donald Trump et Elon Musk ne feront qu'accélérer le processus de dislocation de l'Union. Car un pouvoir plus autoritaire à Washington, à la Viktor Orban, ne fédérera pas la majorité des Américains autour du gouvernement et suscitera plutôt le rejet d'une large partie de la population. »« Les interventions d'Elon Musk en Europe s'inscrivent dans une stratégie de contre-révolution culturelle, une guerre anti-woke lancée contre les valeurs progressistes que Trump, Musk et Susie Wiles, la secrétaire générale de la Maison Blanche, jugent décadentes. Ces interférences dans la politique européenne, au Royaume-Uni ou ailleurs, ont pour but de déstabiliser le système multilatéral, y compris l'Union européenne. Il ne s'agit pas seulement de montrer aux Américains qu'il y a un nouveau shérif en ville et aux élites de Washington qui est le patron. »« Elon Musk a pris une place considérable dans le paysage politique américain, il est aujourd'hui très proche de Trump, ils passent leur temps ensemble. Or, Elon Musk a besoin de Donald Trump pour mener à bien la mission qu'il s'est fixée, qui consiste à œuvrer pour le transhumanisme, à mener la conquête spatiale pour sauver l'humanité. C'est un personnage habité, qui incarne le « pouvoir spirituel » là où Trump possède le pouvoir temporel. Mais cela dit, ils sont en quelque sorte otages l'un de l'autre. Essayez de vous débarrasser de l'homme le plus riche du monde... C'est une alliance qui devrait perdurer au moins jusqu'au 4 juillet 2026, date à laquelle Elon Musk est censé boucler la restructuration de l'État fédéral. Et c'est le jour où nous fêterons le 250è anniversaire des États-Unis. » L'actualité des Outre-mer avec nos confrères de la 1èreDans une tribune libre, le président de la Collectivité territoriale de Guyane, Gabriel Serville, s'interroge sur la volonté de l'État en matière d'évolution institutionnelle des départements d'Outre-mer.

In this episode, Ben Goodstein, MBA, Vice President and Chief Ambulatory Officer at Dayton Children's Hospital, shares insights into the hospital's strategies for expanding patient access, workforce retention, and leveraging technology. Ben also reflects on his leadership evolution and the mission-driven approach that keeps Dayton Children's competitive in a challenging healthcare landscape.

Zaidi ya watu 20,000 wamekimbia makazi yao katika mji mkuu wa Haiti Port-au-Prince katika muda wa siku nne tu, ikiwa ni pamoja na watu wengine zaidi ya 17,000 wanaohifadhiwa katika makazi 15 ya wakimbizi wa ndani, kutokana na kuongezeka kwa ghasia za magenge ya uhalifu ambazo ziumevuruga kabisa minyororo muhimu ya usambazaji wa misaada na kulitenga jiji la Port-au-Prince (POTOPRINSI) limesema shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la uhamiaji IOM. Kupitia taarifa iliyotolewa leo na IOM nmini Port-au-Prince asilimia kubwa ya watu hawa waliofurushwa makwao wametawanywa zaidi ya mara moja wakilazimika kukimbia na kuacha kila kitu walichokuwa nacho na shirikika hilo linasema kiwango hiki cha watu kutawanywa hakijashuhudiwa Haiti tangu Agost 2023.Shirika hilo linasema kufungwa kwa usafiri wa anga kufuatia shambulizi lililolenga ndege tatu za kibiashara mjini Port-au-Prince, kuzuia ufikiaji wa bandari kuu ya nchi hiyo, na barabara zisizo salama zinazodhibitiwa na makundi yenye silaha kumeliacha eneo la Katikati ya mji mkuu taabani na kutengwa bila msaada na hivyo kuzidisha mateso kwa watu ambao tayari wako hatarini.Mkuu wa IOM nchini Haiti Grégoire Goodstein ameonya kwamba "Kutengwa kwa Port-au-Prince kunaongeza janga la ibinadamu. Uwezo wetu wa kutoa misaada umewekwa njiapanda na bila msaada wa haraka wa kimataifa, mateso yataongezeka sana kwa raia wa Haiti huku kukiwa na asilimia 20 pekee ya mji wa Port-au-Prince inayofikika, wakati wafanyakazi wa misaada ya kibinadamu wanakabiliwa na changamoto kubwa katika kufikia watu walioathirika.”Kulingana na Ofisi ya Haki za Kibinadamu ya Umoja wa Mataifa OHCHR, vikundi vya uhalifu katika mji mkuu wa Hati vinaendelea kupanuka wigo vikichukua udhibiti wa vitongoji vya ziada na kutenganisha zaidi jamii.Hadi sasa ofisi hiyo inasema ghasia zinazohusiana na magenge zimesababisha karibu vifo 4,000 mwaka 2024, unyanyasaji wa kijinsia, ikiwa ni pamoja na unyanyasaji wa kingono unaotumiwa kama silaha ya ugaidi, umefikia viwango vya kutisha.Pia imesema wanawake na watoto wameathiriwa kupita kiasi, huku asilimia 94 ya wanawake na wasichana waliokimbia makazi yao wakiwa katika hatari kubwa ya kudhulumiwa kingono.Licha ya changamoto hizi, IOM na washirika wake wameahidi kuendelea kutoa msaada wa kuokoa maisha.IOM pia inatoa wito wa kuongeza haraka ufadhili kwa shughuli za kibinadamu Haiti kwani hadi kufikia mwezi huu wa Novemba, ombi la dola milioni 674 la Umoja wa Mataifa kwa ajili ya Haiti limefadhiliwa kwa asilimia 42 pekee, na kuwaacha mamilioni ya watu bila msaada wanaohitaji.

Send us a textIf you're looking for truth about climate science, this is a powerful and unbiased discussion with an expert in the field.Eban Goodstein is the Vice President for Environmental and Social Leadership at Bard College in in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY. At Bard, Goodstein directs the Graduate Programs in Sustainability. Goodstein is the author of three books: Economics and the Environment, now in its ninth edition; Fighting for Love in the Century of Extinction: How Passion and Politics Can Stop Global Warming; and The Trade-off Myth: Fact and Fiction about Jobs and the Environment. Articles by Goodstein have appeared in among other outlets, The Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Land Economics, Ecological Economics, and Environmental Management. His research has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Scientific American, Time, The Economist, USA Today, and The Chronicle of Higher Education. He serves on the editorial board of Sustainability: The Journal of Record. Goodstein has coordinated many national and international climate educational engaging thousands of colleges, universities, and K-12 schools in solutions-based dialogue, most recently WorldWide Climate and Justice Education Week in April 2024.  Support the show

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Witches and Warlocks let the battle begin as we are back with the boys and disgraced comic and MMA fighter Branton Shrab. Gaze in wide eyed wonder at some professorial drip, a man who knows Denver down to its last atom, and a lockdown that feels like a snuff film. Join Erik and Joel as we wonder if the boys always get this excited over sexual assault and murder as we discuss Ghost Adventures Season 7, Episode 2: The Peabody Whitehead Mansion 

If you've dipped your toe into the world of functional, non-psychedelic mushrooms, you've likely seen Alice's chic adaptogenic chocolates grace your social media feed or the shelves of your local boutique grocer—you have Charlotte Cruze to thank for that. In 2022, Cruze and her co-founder Lindsay Goodstein launched Alice with two products: Nightcap, a sleep aid, and Brainstorm, an energy booster. Today, the line has expanded to include an aphrodisiac chocolate called Happy Ending and a limited-edition lingerie collab with Fleur du Mal. But before she was creating mushroom chocolates, Cruze spent most of her career in media at companies such as Refinery29, InsideHook, and NBC. During that time, Cruze realized she loved the food industry, and in the early days of the pandemic, she enrolled in a food studies master's program at NYU with the intention of pivoting her career. From there, she took on a role as the head of operations at meal-kit company Quinn and later led growth at Nutella-alternative brand TBH. While Cruze was still working at TBH, Goodstein, a former pharmaceutical salesperson, tapped her to help build Alice, and the rest is delicious, benefit-packed history.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tune into this week's episode featuring the multi-talented, Shelley Goodstein. Listen in to hear Shelley's story on how she became vastly successful in her line of work, as well as accomplishing many things in the modeling and talent industry. This is a "don't miss" podcast, as Shelley shares her biggest tips and pieces of advice for people of any and all ages looking to follow their dreams and striving for success!

Leading the Change & Changing the Game: A Conversation with Eban Goodstein, Director of Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability Eban Goodstein is an economist and Director of the Bard Graduate Programs in Sustainability which houses the Center for Environmental Policy and the MBA in Sustainability. Goodstein led the expansion of the Center for Environmental Policy which now offers master's of science degrees in environmental policy and climate science and policy as well as an MEd in environmental education. He also  founded  the #1  ranked  MBA in sustainability in 2012. In recent years, Goodstein has also coordinated a series of national educational initiatives on climate change involving over 2500 colleges, universities, high schools and community organizations. He is the author of a college textbook, Economics and the Environment now in its ninth edition; Fighting for Love in the Century of Extinction: How Passion and Politics Can Stop Global Warming; and The Trade-off Myth: Fact and Fiction about Jobs and the Environment. He serves on the editorial board of Sustainability: The Journal of Record, and was a member of the Board of Directors of the Follett Corporation. He holds a B.A. in Geology from Williams College and a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Michigan. Bard's Graduate Programs in Sustainability cultivate leaders who break through existing systems, innovating solutions to critical social, environmental and economic challenges. 2023 marks the 20th anniversary of the first graduating class from M.S. in Environmental Policy degree at Bard CEP and the 10th graduating class from the Bard MBA in Sustainability program. The 2023 graduating MS EP, MS CSP, MEd and MBA classes will bring the Bard GPS alumni community to over 500!  The Impact Report's Series Producer, Katie Ellman, speaks with Eban for this episode of the Impact Report. ImpactReportPodcast.com

Are you curious about crystals? Have you ever wondered if they're even doing anything, and if so, what? Angie Goodstein is an Eden Energy Medicine Practitioner and a certified Crystal Healer. She is also the founder of Justicia Healing and Justicia Soul Powered Artisan Jewelry. She demystifies crystals for us by breaking down the science and energetics and she explains several ways crystals can support us.  We also talk about energy medicine as well as The 5 Rhythms philosophy and how these can support our wellness journey and our relationships. This conversation is fun and filled with tons of variety. We hope you enjoy meeting Angie! Feel free to reach out to her for some transformative energy work and check out her gorgeous intentional jewelry, it's really stunning!!! This girl is the whole package. Peace and Love, Gina + Kristina _________________________ Connect with Angie Website - justiciahealing.com Artisan Jewelry Site - justiciajewelry.com IG - @justiciahealing All the links (AKA link in bio) _________________________ MONTHLY FREEBIES NOW AVAILABLE! CLICK HERE for our March FREEBIE - A guide to help you feel successful every day, our free resource to support your growth journey. Connect with us on Instagram! @everyday.evolution.podcast If you'd like to be on our show or have any recommendations or questions Complete the form on our homepage or send us a DM on Instagram. By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the entire contents are the property of the Everyday Evolution Podcast, or used by Everyday Evolution with permission, and are protected under the U.S. and international copyright and trademark laws. Except as otherwise provided herein, users of this Podcast may save and use information contained in the Podcast only for personal or other non-commercial, educational purposes. No other use, including, without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this Podcast may be made without the prior written permission of the Everyday Evolution Podcast, which may be requested by contacting connect@everydayevolutionpodcast.com.

In this episode, we talk all things mushrooms with Charlotte Cruz and Lindsay Goodstein, co-founders of Alice Mushrooms, a decadent, ready-to-eat chocolate, with real-life health benefits. We talk about the different types of mushrooms, culinary, functional, and my personal favorite, psychedelic, and how the perception of shrooms has changed over the last decade. This podcast is proud to be a part of the Seattle Gay News Podcast Network. Subscribe to my newsletter: https://isabelmata.substack.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/isabelcalkinsmata Twitter: https://twitter.com/ilcalkins Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/isabelcalkinsmata/ Show Notes: https://isabelmata.com/being-yourself-loudly

In this episode of KAJ Masterclass LIVE, dive deep into the future of work and the evolving workplace dynamics with seasoned expert Dan Goodstein. Explore the impact of digital transformation, AI, and the "Great Resignation" on the workforce. Gain insights into reshaping career paths and embracing technological advancements. Join us on a transformative journey to equip you with the tools, knowledge, and inspiration for personal and professional success.

Nikki Goodstein is the Vice President of Global Total Rewards and HR Service Delivery at Mativ.

Scott Goodstein is the CEO and Founder of Catalyst Campaigns and is active in the war against spam. He sets the stage with a description of the early days of mass text messaging by the Obama campaign in 2008. We talk about: Voter lists and targeting political text message spam Impact of texting moving from opt-in to spam Use of text messaging for consumer products versus use for political fundraising and persuasion Weaponizing peer-to-peer texting for political disinformation and fraudulent fundraising Changes in the rules surrounding political texting and inadequacies of 10DLC Role of the FCC in defining and determining legal use of political campaign texting Need for a DoNotText List with teeth @CatalystCmpgns #10DLC #Peer2PeerTexting #P2PTexting #Fundraising #PoliticalDisinformation #Spam CatalystCampaigns.com Background on this issue:   https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/03/us/politics/senate-republican-committee-funds.html   https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/disinformation-text-message-problem-answers-rcna41997   https://www.vox.com/2022/7/19/23268260/midterms-texting-10dlc-campaigns-optin-mobile   https://thehill.com/opinion/campaign/3497156-how-the-fcc-can-protect-consumers-from-unwanted-political-text-message-spam/

People are more satisfied by explanations that contain neuroscientific jargon and images. Why? Because dopamine fires up the hippocampus, and that's a fact! (Warning: It's not.)  This week on The Mind Tools L&D Podcast, Owen and Ross G are separating fact from fiction as we discuss neuroscience with Amy Brann, author of Make Your Brain Work.  We discuss:  The meaning of neuroscience (as a discipline vs in popular media)  The relevance of neuroscience for HR and L&D  Practical insights from neuroscience.    During the discussion, Owen referenced two papers:    Weisberg, D. S., Keil, F. C., Goodstein, J., Rawson, E., & Gray, J. R. (2008). The seductive allure of neuroscience explanations. Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 20(3), 470-477. Online at: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2778755/    Farah, M. J., & Hook, C. J. (2013). The seductive allure of “seductive allure”. Perspectives on Psychological Science, 8(1), 88-90. Online at: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26172255/     In ‘What I Learned This Week', Owen discussed Wordle (https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html), Heardle (https://www.spotify.com/heardle/) and Framed (https://framed.wtf/)    Ross discussed the Freakonomics series ‘What Can Blockchain Do for You?': https://freakonomics.com/podcast-tag/what-can-blockchain-do-for-you/     For more from us, including access to our back catalogue of podcasts, visit mindtoolsbusiness.com. There, you'll also find details of our award-winning performance support toolkit, our off-the-shelf e-learning, and our custom work.     To find out more about Amy, see https://amybrann.com/ and https://synapticpotential.com/   Connect with our speakers   If you'd like to share your thoughts on this episode, connect with our speakers on Twitter:   Ross G - @RossGarnerMT   Owen Ferguson - @OwenFerguson  Amy Brann – @Amy_Brann  

Joining us in the Shop this week is Matthew Murawski, a Financial Planner at Goodstein Wealth Management. Listen along as we discuss Matthew's unusual path into the world of finance, from humble beginnings as an auto mechanic in Ohio to working his way up the ladder after uprooting to California. We also discuss his work with the Youth Business Alliance, his investment strategies and some of the crazy mistakes a good financial planner can help people avoid. About Matthew:Matthew is a financial planner at Goodstein Wealth Management and in his role, he helps manage the firm's 401(k) clients, as well as his individual clients. He makes sure that they are positioned for future growth by providing individualized recommendations and strategies. He has been in the financial services industry for 9 years and had previously worked in the small cap venture capital space. Matthew has always had a fascination with finances ever since he was a kid and in his role at the firm, he has built his own book of business and enjoys working hard for his clients to help them succeed. He is responsible for their success and doesn't take that responsibility lightly. He wakes up every day with a new curiosity and is always looking to implement new strategies for his clients. He enjoys the relationships of trust and guidance he has built with them.Outside of the office, Matthew enjoys spending time with his wife and baby daughter and is embracing the adventure of being a new dad. He also enjoys snowboarding, rowing, and running and is never one to turn down an athletic challenge. He is also involved with the Youth Business Alliance and helps mentor high school students and teach them about the economy and business.Guest Links:Goodstein Wealth Management WebsiteSocials:Follow Matthew on InstagramIf you like our show, please let us know by rating and subscribing on your platform of choice!If you like our show and hate social media, then please tell all your friends!If you have no friends and hate social media and you just want to give us money for advertising to help you find more friends, then you can donate to support the show here!2 Bulls Discord:https://discord.gg/Q8hft2zMTMAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

It's not often people have a brush with death, but in this week's episode both our storytellers are sharing stories about their near misses. Part 1: When Abraham Norfleet's dad asks him to clean an underwater pump on their family farm, he tries to do it one breath. Part 2: Hana Schank wakes up in a hospital and has no idea how she got there. Abraham Norfleet is a writer, multi-disciplinary artist, and comedian. Back when he was still trying to be respectable he worked as a commercial artist in advertising, often working triple shifts putting the sparkle on a diamond or the steam on a steak under looming deadlines and immense pressure, just to earn a “high salary.” Now he performs internationally* and is a regular on the award-winning web series Goodstein. *did an open mic in Canada once. Hana Schank is an author, designer, and technologist. She is a Senior Advisor for Public Interest Technology at New America, a think tank in Washington DC, where she works to improve how government serves the American people via technology and human centered design. In addition to her research and design work, Schank is the author of three nonfiction books and a Kindle Single. Her most recent book, POWER TO THE PUBLIC, received praise from Pres. Obama, who called it "worth a read for anyone who cares about making change happen." Hana lives in Brooklyn, N.Y. with her husband and two children, where she hopes to write more books that Pres. Obama enjoys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In December 2021, the East Anchorage Book Club held a Zoom event with Rabbi Abram Goodstein of Congregation Beth Shalom and Reverend Matthew Schultz of First Presbyterian Church. These two local progressive clergy co-host a podcast together called “What Divines Us.” After months of holding Zoom events that were not recorded, we experimented with recording this one; however, at the time it was decided that it was too controversial. We discuss the brandishing of the Stars of David at Anchorage Assembly meetings, the Mayor's apologies -- good and bad -- and the propensity of the religious right to follow-the-leader. 

Bobby and Alex sit down with Josh from OSHO to talk shit and talk shop

What is strategy? What does “lasuach” mean? What makes a call to action successful? Join us for these questions and more with master digital marketing strategist for the non-profits of the world, Emily Goodstein, founder and CEO of Greater Good Strategy. We'll chat, laugh, and learn with Emily throughout this delightful camel ride of an episode. To continue the conversation: Emily's Instagram: @EmilyGoodstein Emily's Twitter: @EmilyGoodstein Emily's email: emily@greatergoodstrategy.com Terms: Lasuach: This word is a hapax legomenon, meaning it only appears once in the entire Torah, so we don't really know what it means. All we know is that Isaac does it in a field. Maybe he's conversing with God? Praying? Meditating? Practicing yoga? You're free to create answers of your own. Find us on social media: Facebook: @DrinkingandDrashing Instagram: @DrinkingandDrashing Show the love with some Drinking and Drashing: Torah with a Twist merchandise at store.drinkinganddrashing.com, and don't forget to subscribe and give us a rating on Apple Podcasts—it's a great way to help our show grow! Edited by Kate Griffin

Episode 152: Dr. Eban Goodstein is an economist and Director of the Center for Environmental Policy and the MBA in Sustainability at Bard College in New York, USA. He has coordinated a series of international educational initiatives on climate change involving over 2500 colleges, universities, high schools and community organizations worldwide. He is the author of a college textbook (Economics and the Environment, now in its ninth edition), Fighting for Love in the Century of Extinction: How Passion and Politics Can Stop Global Warming; and The Trade-off Myth: Fact and Fiction about Jobs and the Environment. Dr. Goodstein has published in distinguished academic journals and the popular press. He holds a B.A. (Geology) from Williams College and a Ph.D. (Economics) University of Michigan. Worldwide Teach-In on Climate and Justice https://gps.bard.edu/world-wide-teach-in Schools that have already signed up https://earthday.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/3099472c8d794908917c23d06dffd2cb

Everyone has a role to play in fighting climate change. Eban Goodstein, professor of economics at Bard College, explores the role educators can play. Goodstein is an economist and Director of the Center for Environmental Policy and the MBA in Sustainability at Bard. In recent years, Goodstein has coordinated a series of national educational initiatives […]

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to run marketing communications for a national political campaign or social cause? If so, you’ll find this conversation with Scott Goodstein fascinating – no matter which side of the political aisle you call home.    Here’s a bit of background about Scott: He founded Revolution Messaging that quickly became America’s leading progressive digital agency. His agency evolved both the infrastructure and new technology for different types of grassroots movements. They revolutionized digital and mobile communications for organizing. Under his leadership, in 2016, his agency was awarded Digital Agency of the Year by the American Association of Political Consultants and Best Global Presidential Campaign by the European Association of Political Consultants.  Goodstein is also the founder of Catalyst Campaigns -- an agency that creates connections between influential organizations and their audiences.  In this special edition of Over A Pint, Pat sits down with Scott to talk about:  ➽ Political marketing and the lessons brands can learn from life on the campaign trail ➽ Why great creative and messaging is needed and how musicians and artists can help you breakthrough ➽ Speed and adaptability are key to success ➽ Why traditional marketing is still a part of the overall mix Thanks for listening and if you like this episode, please hit subscribe.  Connect with Scott at: Scott@CatalystCampaigns.com Find out about Scott's pet Silvovitz project here: https://www.yebiga.com/ Connect with Pat at: pmcgovern@ascedia.com  Connect with Brian at: BrianM@celticinc.com Connect with Kurt at: Kurtl@celticinc.com Pat’s pint was Two Women from New Glarus Brewing. Scott was enjoying Modelo Chelada

This week we continue our "senior salutes" with the men's soccer team. We talk with the senior captains and head coach Tyler Sheikh gives his perspective on the men's soccer class of 2021! The Bates seniors did not have a losing season during their time as Bobcats. In fact, they made some history, matching the program record for NESCAC wins in one season in 2019. This group was led by a pair of senior captains, goalkeeper David Goodstein and defender Blaise Marceau. Goodstein and Marceau reflect on their careers while coach Sheikh honors all the graduating seniors, including team captain Peder Bakken, who missed most of 2019 due to injury and came back this fall for a fifth year with the team, only to see the season canceled due to the coronavirus.

The guys welcome drummer David Goodstein to discuss Donald Fagen’s debut solo album “The Nightfly.” Plenty of other discussion including probably the coolest t-shirt ever worn on an episode, growing up in Miami, drumming for Linda Perry/Dolly Parton/Joe Perry/Josh Kelley, The Wild Honey Orchestra, Steely Dan (naturally), and being nominated the year that Toto cleaned house at the Grammys. Check out David at: https://www.instagram.com/david_goodstein/ Check out Donald Fagen and Steely Dan at: https://www.steelydan.com/#!/ Check out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/

Irina talks with Emily Goodstein, a new mom and the owner of the digital marketing agency Greater Good Strategy. They discussed how having a baby in a pandemic forced her to slow down, her postpartum preeclampsia, and what it is like to live in a larger body and, more importantly, advocate for yourself when society and the medical establishment tells you that your body is wrong. Plus, her very committed breastfeeding story. Join the Pandemic Mama Podcast Facebook group to connect with other parents having babies in 2020 and 2021, follow us on Instagram at @pandemicmamapod for updates, and email you questions to pandemicmamapod@gmail.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pandemicmamapod/support

Where do politics intersect with punk-rock? In the core ethos of the genre and with ex-Obama + Bernie digital strategist and Catalyst Campaigns founder, Scott Goodstein. Coming of age in the early 1990s Washington D.C. punk and hardcore scene, Scott rubbed elbows with the likes of bands such as Fugazi and Minor Threat. The concept that punk and politics cannot be separated resonated with him and he found a way to connect two of his deepest passions. He dropped out of American University to cut his teeth on grassroots organization before returning to complete both his bachelor's and master's degrees. After working on the Obama for America campaign in 2008, Scott co-founded one the nation's leading progressive digital marketing agency Revolution Messaging. Today, he serves as the founder of Catalyst Campaigns, blending art, music and culture to engineer powerful, politically-charged programs for progressive candidates and politics. In this episode of Everything's Political, we discuss Scott's dedication to "the work," the political world of punk-rock and how the punk state of mind, will always be progressive. Scott Goodstein is best known for his work with unique political campaigns that blend art, music and culture. Co-founding Punkvoter.com, Rock Against Bush, Artists for Obama, Artists for Bernie, DailyAction, CreativeMajority, and LadyPartsJustice, Scott has built powerful programs that have changed the world in which we live. In 2009, Goodstein founded Revolution Messaging that quickly became America's leading progressive digital agency. Prior to launching his own firm, Goodstein was External Online Director for Obama for America, creating the 2008 campaign's groundbreaking social networking, mobile, and lifestyle marketing strategies. Today, Scott heads Catalyst Campaigns, creating connections between the world's most influential organizations and their audiences. Join in for a stimulating conversation about his DIY approach to digital marketing political campaigns and how the worlds of music and politics, aren't really that different. Creep Scott @ https://www.scottgoodstein.com/ On TW @goodstein Follow Zeena + Everything's Political: WEBSITE IG + EVERYTHING'S POLITICAL IG --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Erich talks to former Bill and Hilary campaign strategist Richard Goodstein. They discuss Fox News, one term presidents and the Democratic party.

Hi everyone. I hope you're keeping safe, healthy, and hanging in there. Sending love your way and my thoughts are with you.-----Being in front of the camera for video calls has been what's keeping us together and what's keeping our businesses up and running. We all need new ideas on how to be presentable if needed the next time we jump on that Zoom video call. Shelley Goodstein, CEO and Founder of celebrity fave Hidden Crown Hair extensions joins Joyce Platon on Hello Beauty to chat about her tips as a model on how to look camera-ready and her extensions that are REMY human hair, and are halo-style. Hidden Crown Hair extensions are loved by celeb stylists and their famous clientele. Shelley is a  beauty expert, model, author and former Miss USA finalist. She started Hidden Crown Hair based on her modeling experience where styling her hair resulted in damaged and unrepairable hair. Shelley shares what 100% REMY human hair is and how to take care of your extensions to make it last longer. She talks about being an entrepreneur in her 50's and that it's never too late to achieve your dreams. FOLLOW HIDDEN CROWN HAIRHidden Crown Hair's WebsiteHidden Crown Hair's Instagram Hidden Crown Hair's FacebookFOLLOW SHELLEY GOODSTEINShelley's InstagramFOLLOW HELLO BEAUTYHello Beauty's InstagramHello Beauty's FacebookHello Beauty's YouTubeFOLLOW JOYCE PLATONJoyce Platon's Instagram

Dr. Phelagood has humor in her being as the energy from her is glowing, light, and fun. That's the secret on how she guides her clients to happiness. Humor and happiness are intertwined. To be happy, be humorous. To be humorous, be happy. See the positive side of things and just cancel all the negativities. The "haha" technique is useful to overcome negativity by letting go of hurtful memories and anger. Meditation is also very useful to remain calm and be naturally happy.Connect with her on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-phelagood-goodstein-a9b69034/Watch the YouTube video at https://youtu.be/Nfpa1BdU1rcBecome a genius in life at http://pathtogenius.app

This is a portion of long form interviews that are found at YOUTUBE.COM/STWEEKLY. All are uploaded there first, in their full form as video interviews. More Howard Stern related content is going up there regularly, so be sure to subscribe to see all the interviews. Goodstein and Grillo both worked at the Stern show in the heyday, both with different jobs. They both talk about the stress and the fun that is had, Artie Lange, Robin, Baba Booey and Fred stories...but again, the full interviews are here and more are coming regularly. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxVilPnnXHZy8Op4qRZTjbI_BRBCVUlAy Other content is uploaded there regularly as well, so keep up with the channel, and I will keep adding baseball content here as well so stay tuned. Other recommended videos on my youtube channel: Johnny Bench angry at me for Pete Rose hall of fame question - https://youtu.be/r48ZVXXEdmQ My Mark McGwire interview goes wrong very quickly in 1998 https://youtu.be/ShdZxZHm44E Ric Flair interview talking great matches https://youtu.be/7yzsslP5QvY And other playlists with my best of stuff is here... https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxVilPnnXHZy1PttQjCghouAcDaXvh6RW

Sarah Bowen and Merle van den Akker interview Matt Johnson on how behavioural science is applied to marketing, and the domain of neuromarketing.Matt Johnson is the Professor of Consumer Neuroscience & Neuromarketing at Hult International Business School. His research specializes in the application of neuroscience and psychology to the business world. Matt is also co-founder of the Neuromarketing Blog, PopNeuro and co-author of the neuromarketing book Blindsight. Finding Matt:Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattjohnsonisme?lang=enLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattjohnsonisme/Website: https://www.popneuro.com/Matt’s new book (!) "Blindsight: The (Mostly) Hidden Ways Marketing Reshapes Our Brains": https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1950665062/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_uBC8EbC9DGZAC Links mentioned:Phineas Gage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phineas_GageNeuroscience applied to movie trailers: https://phys.org/news/2017-03-neuroscience-technique-office.htmlFont designed to be difficult to read: https://sansforgetica.rmit/ The effect of wine price on experience and enjoyment: https://money.com/expensive-price-tag-cheap-wine-brain-placebo-effect/Coke vs. Pepsi: https://medium.com/@neurosensum/the-pepsi-challenge-how-neuroscience-discovered-the-hidden-truth-e5da7997f046Diana Tamir (Princeton): https://psych.princeton.edu/person/diana-tamirAlan Watts speech “Being God”: https://sanjindumisic.com/alan-watts-on-being-god-transcript-of-the-question-and-answers/ Reading list:Nisbett, R. E., & Wilson, T. D. (1977). Telling more than we can know verbal reports on mental processes. Psychological Review, 84(3), 231. https://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/handle/2027.42/92167/TellingMoreThanWeCanKnow.pdfGregory S. Berns, Sara E. Moore. A neural predictor of cultural popularity. Journal of Consumer Psychology, 2011; DOI: 10.1016/j.jcps.2011.05.001 https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/945d/f58719cd8c5ae7a0d308c672f5af5951168e.pdfWeisberg, D. S., Keil, F. C., Goodstein, J., Rawson, E., & Gray, J. R. (2008). The seductive allure of neuroscience explanations. Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 20(3), 470-477.McClure, S.M., Li, J., Tomlin, D., Cypert, K.S., Montague, L.M., & Montague, P.R. (2004). Neural correlates of behavioural preference for culturally familiar drinks. Neuron, 44, 379-387.Vecchiato, G., et al. (2011). On the use of EEG or MEG brain imaging tools in neuromarketing research. Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience, 1-12.Garvey, A. M., Germann, F., & Bolton, L. E. (2016). Performance brand placebos: How brands improve performance and consumers take the credit. Journal of Consumer Research, 42(6), 931-951. Questioning Behaviour Socials:Facebook: @QBpodcast (https://www.facebook.com/QBPodcast) Insta: @questioningbehaviour (https://www.instagram.com/questioningbehaviour/) Twitter: @QB_podcast (https://twitter.com/QB_Podcast) LinkedIn: @Questioning Behaviour (https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8928118/) Music: Derek Clegg “You’re the Dummy” https://derekclegg.bandcamp.com/

Scott Goodstein, CEO, Catalyst Campaigns has seen the use of social media in political campaigns change from being a positive one-to-one engagement tool to becoming a tool to suppress voting and spread false information. Scott shines a light on the current challenges to Section 230 of Communications Decency Act of 1996 and the state of the social media landscape targeted by bullies and bots where elected officials tweet out hate speech and mis-information. He also shares campaign strategies for handling false rumors. @goodstein #2020Election CatalystCampaigns.com

Scott Goodstein CEO Catalyst Campaigns reflects on the need for more proactive action by Twitter and other social media sites to clean up the environment that has developed with fake news, bots, and spam and what campaigns can do about abuses on social media.  Scott also raises questions about data harvesting, how social media should fight bullying by bots, and warns about the ease of inserting a spam bot into a social media dialogue. He highlights the trend to watch in 2020 campaigns is short videos and getting back to emotional based content to persuade voters. @goodstein #election2020 Catalyst Campaigns

Can new developments in solar technology put the United States on track to produce 50 percent of its energy with renewables by 2030? What global citizen actions need to be undertaken to help reach this goal? Eban Goodstein, director of Bard Center for Environmental Policy, answers these questions and more in this hopeful and informative talk.

Can new developments in solar technology put the United States on track to produce 50 percent of its energy with renewables by 2030? What global citizen actions need to be undertaken to help reach this goal? Eban Goodstein, director of Bard Center for Environmental Policy, answers these questions and more in this hopeful and informative talk.

Can new developments in solar technology put the United States on track to produce 50 percent of its energy with renewables by 2030? What global citizen actions need to be undertaken to help reach this goal? Eban Goodstein, director of Bard Center for Environmental Policy, answers these questions and more in this hopeful and informative talk.

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(For an excellent primer video on the subject by tech visionary Tony Seba check here.)

Helping us move from awareness to action this week is Josh Goodstein.  Josh is the Production Manager at OHSO Brewery in Gilbert.  Listen to learn about Beer School, a fun program designed to educate and raise money for the Blue Pint Society, why OHSO is committed to supporting nonprofits as well as the recent Bud Light Super Bowl commercial.   You can find out more about Josh and what he’s working on at OHSOBrewery.com, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.  To learn more about Beer School and the Blue Pint Society, click HERE. Please subscribe to the show and leave a review!For templates of letters/emails and or talking points referenced in the show, or simply to say “hi” email us at contact@GeorgeGrombacher.com.

The Midterm elections are closing in fast and can have a huge impact on government management initiatives. The #FedHeads welcome Mary Moore Hamrick, National Managing Principal for Public Policy at Grant Thornton and Rich Goodstein, Principal at Goodstein and Associates to discuss the upcoming midterm elections, what changes may be coming soon to some of the administration's management initiatives, and strategies agencies can use to navigate the coming months and next session of Congress in 2019. About Mary Moore Hamrick: https://www.grantthornton.com/people/bios/h/hamrick-mary.aspx About Rich Goodstein: http://www.richardgoodstein.com/page03a.shtml Charlie Cook Political Report: https://www.cookpolitical.com/ About FedHeads FedHeads are Robert Shea and Francis Rose, who love to talk about the arcana of government management and the people who are trying to make it better. They don't have t-shirts yet, but are open to ideas. If government is your bag, you've got to listen to 'em. They're the FedHeads.

Episode 36 - Power and Purity Several scandals involving sexual harassment and sexual abuse have been uncovered recently in a number of churches across the Christian landscape. Why is abuse within the church such a huge story, why does it occur, and what can churches do better to reduce abuse occurrences and respond to these incidents? Jaye discusses a few of these recent scandals - delving into authoritarianism, sexual repression, and purity culture, and how these mechanisms can enable perpetrators and silence victims. CONTENT WARNING: This episode includes discussion of sexual activity, sexual assault and child abuse. Please be advised. Twitter: @potstirrercast IG: @potstirrerpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/potstirrerpodcast/ Website: PotstirrerPodcast.com Flying Machine Network: http://flyingmachine.network Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/flyingmachine Citations: "As Pope Ignores Claims He Shielded Sex Abuser, Some Catholics Struggle." 2018. CBS News. August 29. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/pope-francis-no-comment-catholic-church-sexual-abuse-cover-up-vigano-letter/ (September 9, 2018) Burton, Tara Isabella. 2018. "Megachurch Leadership Resigns to Protest Their Church's Handling of Sexual Misconduct Allegations." Vox. August 9. https://www.vox.com/2018/8/7/17657730/bill-hybels-willow-creek-steve-carter-resigned-allegations-sex-harassment (September 9, 2018) Galli, Mark. 2018. "We Need an Independent Investigation of Sovereign Grace Ministries." Christianity Today. March 22. https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2018/march-web-only/sovereign-grace-need-investigation-sgm-mahaney-denhollander.html (September 9, 2018) Goodstein, Laurie. 2018. "How the Willow Creek Church Scandal Has Stunned the Evangelical World." The New York Times. August 9. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/09/us/evangelicals-willow-creek-scandal.html (September 9, 2018) Gryboski, Michael. 2018. "Rachael Denhollander's Former Church Apologizes for Mishandling Ex-Gymnast's Concerns." The Christian Post. June 1. https://www.christianpost.com/news/rachael-denhollanders-former-church-apologizes-mishandling-ex-gymnasts-concerns-sovereign-grace-224568/ (September 9, 2018) Moon, Sarah, and Jo Reger. 2014. “'You Are Not Your Own:' Rape, Sexual Assault, and Consent in Evangelical Christian Dating Books.” Journal of Integrated Social Sciences. 4(1): 55-74. http://www.jiss.org/documents/volume_4/issue_1/JISS%202014%204(1)%2055-74%20Christian%20Dating%20Books.pdf (September 9, 2018) "New York, New Jersey, Launch Investigations Into Catholic Church's Handling of Sex Abuse Allegations." 2018. CBS News. September 6. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/new-york-new-jersey-launch-investigations-into-catholic-churchs-handling-of-sex-abuse-allegations/ (September 9, 2018) "Part Three: Life in Christ." Catechism of the Catholic Church. S2:C2:A6 http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc_css/archive/catechism/p3s2c2a6.htm (September 9, 2018) Showalter, Brandon. 2018. "Bishop Apologizes for Groping Ariana Grande at Aretha Franklin's Funeral." The Christian Post. September 3. https://www.christianpost.com/news/bishop-apologizes-groping-ariana-grande-aretha-franklin-funeral-227155/ (September 9, 2018) Sheehan, Andy. 2018. "301 ‘Predator Priests' Named In Pa. Grand Jury Sex Abuse Report: ‘They Were Raping Little Boys & Girls'" KDKA-TV. August 14. https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2018/08/14/pennsylvania-diocese-sex-abuse-grand-jury-report-released/ (September 9, 2018) Music: Potstirrer Podcast Theme composed by Jon Biegen from Stranger Still http://strangerstillshow.com/ Sunflower composed by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena

On today’s episode, we get to listen in on a conversation between my business partner Brandon Averill and serial entrepreneur, Mark Goodstein. Mark has been starting companies and other ventures for 15 years and is the founder of intrantets.com, goto.com, X1 Technologies, and the progressive automotive XPrize. Mark also has long-standing ties to Caltech and Ideal Lab – the longest running technology incubator which has created over 150 companies with more than 45 IPO’s and acquisitions. Mark has been personally involved with launching 4 of those companies, most notably goto.com, which became Overture Services and is now Yahoo’s search-marketing company. He helped launch this disruptive search engine company in 1996, creating 250 billion dollars in market capitalization today. Mark has since moved on to X1 Technologies in 2002 to help spark the desktop search revolution. He also started the Progressive Automotive X Prize which was a set of competitions and events from the X Prize Foundation to inspire a new generation of super-efficient vehicles that help break America’s addiction to oil and curve the effects of climate change. Mark has helped start two non-profit educational organizations in Pasadena, CA – the Pasadena Educational Network and Fair Oaks Preschool. Today Mark is a partner at Mount Wilson Ventures which specializes in building early-stage startups, especially those based in the hard sciences, advising industrial partners, and developing innovation communities. You’ll hear about his current and most exciting project Mark is working on, which he says is “the biggest idea I’ve ever been involved in.” Here are a few more things to listen for in today’s interview with Mark: How Mark came across Fred Claire (from Episode 4) and how their relationship turned into launching businesses together What Mark looks for when he’s going to start or invest in a business What it was like to buy the world’s first search engine and next-generation internet technologies (plus the resistance and reticule hey faced by the industry initially) The serendipitous Disney lawsuit that forever changed Mark’s life (and altered the history of the internet) How Mark and his wife created a school from scratch Meeting Peter Diamandis Why the “offer-a-big-bag-of-cash” method for inspiring action in people works Mark’s morning routine Are entrepreneurs born, or made? Mark’s take Advice for the athlete looking to become an angel investor Quotes “The more mobile you are, the more prosperous you are.” – Mark Goodstein “White space is defined as an area that has both customers and needs money.” – Mark Goodstein “Different types of people are required in each phase of a company” – Mark Goodstein “When you upgrade your financing sometimes you upgrade your management, too.” – Mark Goodstein “The goal at each stage of a startup is to build credibility.” – Mark Goodstein “It’s a process. It’s all a process.” – Mark Goodstein Resources Mentioned: Fred Claire Scoutables Xprize Automotive Peter Diamandis Blastoff! Corporation Anousheh Ansari Myers Briggs Books Mark Mentioned (Amazon links): Lean Startup Innovator’s Toolkit Crossing the Chasm Good To Great

David Goodstein is from Austin, Texas, is 57 years old and a proud father of three children. We talk with David about: Becoming a runner late in life and enjoying the community and fun that comes with it Running 20 marathons, including the Boston Marathon four times Having passion for what you do in life His new book, A Runner’s Guide to Finishing First in Business: Nuggets of Wisdom from an On-Demand CFO Comparing the stages of running and running a business Running and business data, including key performance indicators International travel and races   This episode is hosted by Matt Sorenson and is sponsored by goodr. Use code “runified2018” at playgoodr.com for a special Runified discount and to help support Runified and our running podcast!   Runified’s Website, Runified Community Group (Facebook), Instagram, Facebook, Twitter David’s Website, for a copy of David’s book, email him: dgoodcfo@davidgoodstein.net

DAVID GOODSTEIN engages The Pop Oracle (via The Radio8Ball App) during this session with members of The Wild Honey Orchestra on February 19th, 2018. Host: ANDRAS JONES Guest: DAVID GOODSTEIN Musical Guest: The R8B App with VEDA HILLE R8Buffalo Springfield Theme performed by Scott Taylor and Skyler Blake of THE HARD WAY Engineered by Emma Erdbrink Mixed & Produced by Andras Jones LINKS: RADIO8BLOG - http://www.radio8ball.com/2018/03/23/david-goodstein-of-the-wild-honey-orchestra-veda-hille/ VEDA HILLE - http://vedahille.com/ THE WILD HONEY ORCHESTRA - https://www.facebook.com/WildHoneyOrchestra/ R8B APP - http://www.radio8ball.com/the-r8b-app/ R8B Website - http://www.radio8ball.com/ RADIO8BALL PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball RADIO8BALL FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/radio8ball/ RADIO8BALL TWITTER - @radio8ball RADIO8BALL INSTAGRAM - @theradio8ballshow R8B APP - http://www.radio8ball.com/the-r8b-app/ Support the show. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Revolution Messaging's Scott Goodstein joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his work building campaigns and digital platforms to empower and mobilize voters for Obama, Sanders and many others | Episode 67

"Education is about changing people’s minds. Policy is changing the rules. Business is transforming organizations." Eban Goodstein, Director of Graduate Education in Sustainability at Bard College shares his perspective on sustainability careers, outlines how Bard's graduate programs are designed, and discusses what is needed to prepare the next generation of leaders.

ABOUT DEBBIE GOODSTEIN Debbie Goodstein was the writer and director of Voices from the Attic (1988), which was shortlisted for an Academy Award. Voices from the Attic had a limited theatrical release, was broadcast for three years on Israeli television on Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) and in the U.S. on the Discovery network. It was widely distributed to schools and religious institutions and—and over 20 years later—it is still being sold at places like the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and Yad Vashem in Jerusalem. Goodstein wrote and directed the semi-autobiographical narrative feature Mighty Fine, starring Andie MacDowell and Chazz Palminteri, which was released theatrically in May of 2012 by Lionsgate. In 2013, Mighty Fine had a special Academy screening and was invited to screen at Simon Wiesenthal Center at The Museum of Tolerance in LA, and, most recently, won “Best in Show” at the Female Eye Film Festival in Toronto (named one of the top 25 festivals in North America by Movieline Magazine). Goodstein has sold several screenplays to major studios and has numerous other credits in film and television, including: writer for “Saying Kaddish,” which was nominated for a Daytime Emmy; writer/producer for “Growing Up in America” (Fox TV Films); and writer/ producer/ director for “The Bubbies,” a reality show on NBC. She and her cousin Leslie Wolfowitz also wrote and produced the play "Kindergarten Confidential" which was showcased Off Broadway in 2006. ABOUT ECHOES FROM THE ATTIC “Echoes from the Attic” tells the small but epic story spanning 70 years of the shifting, sometimes tense, sometimes distant relationship between two families surviving the Nazi occupation, one Jewish and the other, their Polish rescuers. It is the story of the triumph of an enduring bond forged in war, tempered by compassion and made resilient by love. “Echoes from the Attic" will premiere in Berlin at the end of the month, screening in tandem with its prequel, the academy award shortlisted "Voices from the Attic", in the Asynchronous program dedicated to the remembrance of the victims of the Holocaust. Invited by Arsenal Cinema, the organizers of the Berlinale Forum of the Berlin Film Festival, “Voices” and “Echoes” are two of eleven films invited to be screened in a three-city tour beginning in Berlin and going on to Leipzig and Frankfurt. Our Echoes team has been hard at work all summer getting the film ready for its Berlin debut. Post-production costs along with a final shoot in Poland organized in an effort to dig deeper into guarded family histories, have brought us here to Kickstarter in hopes of covering these costs. After our German tour, we hope to rerelease “Voices” along with “Echoes” theatrically, here at home. “Echoes” will also be distributed as a stand alone at festivals, museums, schools, and eventually to global accessibility online. THE STORY “Echoes from the Attic” is Debbie Goodstein’s follow up to her 1989 documentary “Voices From the Attic” which charted her journey to Poland and the attic where her mother and 15 family members were hidden for two years during the Holocaust. “Voices” features Debbie’s Aunt Sally as she deals head on with the scars she’s carried and the long shadows cast by those harrowing attic years. “Echoes” picks up 23 years later when Aunt Sally announces that, after years of lobbying Israel’s Holocaust Center, Yad Vashem, the late Stanislaw Grocholski, the Polish farmer who gave them shelter, will be awarded the “Righteous Among the Nations” honor. Thrilled with this victory, attic survivors and descendants, 27 in all, travel back to Poland to attend the ceremony honoring their hero. But something goes terribly wrong during the ceremony, opening a painful rift between them and the Grocholski family that they are determined to mend. A private meeting with Stanislaw’s eldest daughter, Zosia, reveals the unknown and life-shattering risks her parents took to do the right thing. With Zosia’s revelations, “Echoes” becomes the natural companion piece to “Voices,” shining a bright light on often-overlooked sacrifices, pain and strength of ordinary people of extraordinary heart.

On this installment of Changing Denver Bit By Bit, we bring you the story of Denver mayor Benjamin F. Stapleton and his relationship with the Ku Klux Klan.  - Our theme song is "Minnow" by Felix Fast4ward. The other song heard in this episode is "Dekalb Station" by Shady Elders. You can hear it on their new LP, Inside Voices.  - You can find us on Twitter @ChangingDenver and sign up for our newsletter at www.changingdenver.com/about.  Thanks for listening!

In this installment of Changing Denver Bit By Bit, we check back in with historian Phil Goodstein to learn about one of Civic Center's most storied structures, the McNichols Building. - Our theme song is “Minnow” by Felix Fast4ward. You can listen to more of his music on Soundcloud. Follow us on Twitter at @ChangingDenver and sign up for our newsletter at www.changingdenver.com/about.  If you like this episode, think about writing us a review on iTunes or Stitcher. It's the best way for you to support Changing Denver. Thanks for listening!

On Changing Denver this month, we explore the history of Denver's Civic Center with our favorite historian, Phil Goodstein.  - Like the show and want to support us? We'd love it if you voted for us in Westword's Best of 2017 Readers' Choice poll. It'll take a minute to set up a profile, but you'll win our undying gratitude in return! - You can hear DJ Deep Rawk on KGNU's hip-hop show Eclipse. It airs every Sunday night at 7 pm. - Our theme song is "Minnow" by Felix Fast4ward.   - Follow us on Twitter @ChangingDenver and sign up for our newsletter at www.changingdenver.com/about.  Thanks for listening!

On Changing Denver this month, we visit Santa Fe Drive on the first Friday of the month and meet up with “an old friend” to share some stories from the West Side.  - We bought our copy of Phil Goodstein’s new book, How the West Side Won, at one of Denver’s independent booksellers. The thumbnail image for this episode can be found on page 129 of How the West Side Won. - As always, you can keep up with Changing Denver by signing up for our newsletter or following us on Twitter. Looking for a way to support the show? Rate us on iTunes or Stitcher! Quality reviews will help us reach a wider audience and eventually expand our offerings. Our theme song is “Minnow” by Felix Fast4ward. You can find more of his music here. Thanks for listening!

Jackson Browne, Michael Des Barres, Ivan Neville, Waddy Wachtel are just some of the artists Dave Goodstein has played with. He was also once replaced by Steve Jordan and got to hang/learn from Mr Jordan. Helluva story. Recorded in Los Angeles, October 2015

Rebecca and Producer Robert talk with Fraser Brown about genetics, the law, patent trolls, the lack of peanut butter in Brazil/Brasil, X-Men super powers, Glaswegians vs Brits, feeling at home, living your best day and attending all the college the law will allow.  https://www.facebook.com/10QuestionsWeAlwaysAsk/ Theme song: Just Like July by Pelicans and Their Allies - https://www.facebook.com/PelicansAndTheirAllies/

Process choice can be tricky. Most of us would like to avoid the courtroom if at all possible, but how do mediation and collaboration work? How do you determine which divorce model is right for your circumstances? And when is it appropriate to choose litigation? Melissa Goodstein has extensive experience in both mediation and the collaborative divorce process. She has been practicing mediation since 1993, and she received her training in the collaborative model in 2003. Her practice is located in Katonah, New York. Melissa serves on the New York State Council of Divorce Mediation, the Greater New York Council of Family and Divorce, the New York Association of Collaborative Professionals as well as the International Association of Collaborative Professionals. Today, Melissa joins Katherine to discuss the roles comfort and willingness play in determining which process choice is the right fit. She walks us through the mediation process, explaining the confidential nature of this method and the necessity for both divorcing partners to feel comfortable speaking their truth. Melissa addresses how the collaborative divorce process differs and why each party has an attorney-advocate to help communicate their values and employ creative problem-solving to reach an agreement. Listen in to find out which cases are appropriate for the litigation model and learn when mediation or the collaborative process might be more fitting. Topics Covered How process choice is based on the couple’s comfort and willingness Why participants have more control outside the courtroom setting What the mediation process looks like • Mediator serves as neutral to guide conversation • Only three people in room (typically) How the mediation process is shielded from the public eye How the collaborative divorce process differs from mediation • Based on same principles • Each party has attorney-advocate The lawyer’s role in helping collaborative clients communicate values The value in agreeing to reach a settlement without litigation Melissa’s insight on collaborative law as a service profession How the collaborative process allows for creative problem-solving The cases that are appropriate for the litigation model • Domestic violence • Non-disclosure of assets • Refusal to cooperate Connect with Melissa Goodstein Melissa’s Website: https://melissagoodstein.com/ Phone (914) 767-0438 Connect with Katherine Miller The Center for Understanding Conflict: http://understandinginconflict.org/ Miller Law Group: https://westchesterfamilylaw.com/ Katherine on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kemiller1 The New Yorker’s Guide to Collaborative Divorce by Katherine Miller: https://www.amazon.com/New-Yorkers-Guide-Collaborative-Divorce/dp/0692496246 Email: katherine@westchesterfamilylaw.com Call (914) 738-7765

Rebecca and Producer Robert (filling in as co-host in Joel's absence) talk to Ron Southwick. He fills us in on the cliffhanger of The Great Texas Meat Journey story set up by his wife Alison on episode 36, plus conversation about the Cup-O-Pork, building architectural models, the best and worst ways to spend eternity, homemade bacon ice cream and the drunken meet-cute that started it all.    Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter and Instagram   Theme music: Just Like July by Pelicans and Their Allies

Rebecca and guest co-host Emily Pearl Goodstein talk with Watt Hamlett (a man of many talents) about nicknames (wanted and unwanted), things that we judge (or don't judge), personal style (or lack thereof), how it seems like we all have mentors (and/or mentees), whether ladies should be required to shave their legs (or not), and whether one should admit to ever having told a lie (or lie and claim to have always told the truth). 

Rebecca and guest co-host Emily Pearl Goodstein talk to personal finance guru and fellow podcaster Robert Brokamp of the Motley Fool (who expresses only his own views and opinions here...ugh, why does that need to be said?) about giving shoulder rubs in VERY inappropriate places, personal finance, found and lost religion, dirty jokes, bad grammar, font choices, 7-11 cuisine, and teaching sex education with nuns...all over breakfast pie and mimosas.  https://www.facebook.com/10QuestionsWeAlwaysAsk

Rebecca and Joel talk with Matt Laslo of Bills and Brews about getting drunk with congressmen, the legacy of Marion Barry, chuckle-heads, Leonard Kravitz, voting advice from the Wu-Tang Clan, and we act out Eat, Pray, Love with a Reese's egg, a beer and a glass of whiskey.

Joel and Rebecca talk with musician Derek Evry about all manor of vegan business, stoner recipes, the various levels of Joel's beard aspirations, pop-cultural 180s, viewing all websites through the lens of Geocities, books of the bible that are solely about smiting, the fact that music still happens in DC, controlling a famous person for a day, how best to destroy the seven wonders of the ancient world and who's the best at the internet.  https://www.facebook.com/10QuestionsWeAlwaysAsk

Rebecca and guest host Dave Connell talk to Misty Herrin about how to #SaveElephants, cultural time capsules, paper dolls, things you can make with your hands, being Neil Young's private busboy, the joy of crayons, giving the perfect gift, the dinner rants of David Cross, various things of which one can make molds, ignoring famous graves and the lost Snap Chats of Jonathan Franzen.  https://www.facebook.com/10QuestionsWeAlwaysAsk https://instagram.com/10qswealwaysask/ https://twitter.com/10qswealwaysask

Rebecca and guest co-host Dave Connell talk with river scientist Jeff Opperman about traveling down the Mekong, the power of the hyper-fecund floodplain, the motels of Compton, why everyone should hate chewing gum, cynics who are pleasantly surprised by Disney World, how to make a memorable impact on the children of the third world and whether or not Steve Jobs is the patron saint of hand-held technology rectangles. 

Rebecca and Joel talk with Alison Southwick about curling, young adult mysteries in the style of Encyclopedia Brown, the sex appeal (or lack thereof) of Olympic curling teams, writing the sequel to the great American novel, Korean costume dramas, the meats of Austin, minor European separatist movements, best TV show theme songs and the very frustrating white people problems of addiction to Costco brand drugs and pistachios that are closed all the way. 

Rebecca and guest host Paxton Ramsdell talk with John Kerkering about interning at The Onion, keeping up with the DuPonts, dancing the 6:30, making homemade board games, writing ridiculous postcards to children and picking the perfect funeral song.

Rebecca and Joel talk to Gabe Rottman about Canadianism, pop culture artifacts one passes on to their progeny, first class jerks on the Amtrak Acela, JJ Abrams (again), hypothetical eating contests, the ACLU-niverse, net neutrality, Generation Catalano and the basic components of eukaryotic cells.  https://www.facebook.com/10QuestionsWeAlwaysAsk https://twitter.com/10qswealwaysask

Rebecca and Joel and Producer Robert sit down without a guest to catch up on what's been happening since Joel left for paternity leave and Rebecca left to be an author's assistant. They grade the guest hosts that filled in for Joel, make pop culture recommendations, talk about state symbols, rate new desserts that taste like other desserts and complain about their doppelgangers.

Rebecca and Producer Robert are joined by guest-host (and former guest-guest) Sam Brannen to talk with Baris Ornarli about Turkey (the country), turkey (the bird), sailing (and naming your sailboat), personal strengths (that are also personal weaknesses), cacti (vs octopi vs spatuli), skippering a duck tour (but only on your birthday) and the fact that cats and human babies are both mammals (and should therefor be held in the same manner).

Rebecca and Producer Robert are joined by guest-host (and former guest-guest) Paxton Ramsdell to talk with WAMU reporter and former DCist.com Editor-in-Chief Martin Austermuhle about the antics of Marion Barry, the gentle voices of NPR, hashtag problems and solutions, Argentinian beef, favorite podcasts and the beautifully re-branded neighborhoods of Washington, DC. Co-host Joel is out on paternity leave. 

Joel and Rebecca talk to Cakelove owner Warren Brown about cake in a jar, dips that can be made tableside, picking up litter, desserts that taste like other desserts, legal briefs, kitchen sink meals and speaking in the hushed tones of a golf announcer. 

Emily Goodstein quit a 9 to 5 to become a birth photographer or birthographer. In this interview, we chat about shooting vaginas, why she focuses on births, and the transition from employee to entrepreneur. Continue Reading→

Joel and Rebecca visit the excellent DC restaurant Ris to talk to chef extraordinaire (and Iron Chef America alum!) Ris Lacoste about fine dining, visiting a familiar place at an unfamiliar time, the perfect chicken pot pie, cooking for Julia Child and Oprah, spicy chicken fingers, corner stores, eating Totino's Pizza Rolls from a gas station, hot air balloons and the alter careers of our alter egos.    Note: Totino's Pizza Rolls, though easily the finest pizza roll product on the market, did not sponsor this episode. 

Rebecca and Joel talk with fellow podcaster Alex Vidales (of The Pilot Waves Podcast) about drunken impersonators, how to sustain a local art scene, making out with a racist, using the shower as a mental fortress of solitude, art vs commerce, the luxuriousness of free time and the Hebrew Hammer's war on Christmas.

Joel and Rebecca talk with Jay Austin of Boneyard Studios about the tiny house movement, filler junk, traveling across the country on a scooter, huntering and gathering, Mormons at the dry cleaners, traveling to Mars, living on a deserted island and finding out the maximum extent to which one can reasonably live a minimalist lifestyle. 

Joel and Rebecca talk with Avi Glandon about social tragedies caused by terrible middle names, retroactive embarrassment, drunken encounters on airplanes, the ideal reality show for one's particular skill set, growing up Jewish in Alabama, the beer mile and mail order neckties and bras. Plus: Joel becomes the first person to actually refer to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as "TMNT" and Rebecca tells a horrible lie in order to eat suckling pig in Portugal. 

Goodstein, Madeline P. GOAL! : SCIENCE PROJECTS WITH SOCCER