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Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Abbey Kidwell, Assistant Prinicipal at Clinton Elementary School in Clinton, Tennessee, who was recently honored as Tennessee's 2023-24 sole recipient of the prestigious Milken Educator Award, which comes with a $25,000 cash prize. Kidwell is among recipients across the country who will be honored as part of the Milken Family Foundation's historic, nationwide tour reaching the presentation of the 3,000th Milken Educator in 2024. Hailed as the "Oscars of Teaching," 2023-24 will reach $75 million in individual financial prizes spanning the length of the initiative and more than $144 million invested in the Milken Educator Award national network overall, empowering recipients to "Celebrate, Elevate, and Activate" the K-12 profession and inspiring young, capable people to pursue teaching as a career.During the interview, Kidwell shares how she fell in love with teaching at an early age and talks about her journey as an educator to Assistant Principal, instructional leader and mentor. Kidwell oversees the Response to Intervention (RTI) program, visiting classrooms to address students' individuals needs and collaborates with the district instructional coach, the English Language Arts (ELA) coach and the math coach to help students reach their maximum potential. Kidwell's work has contributed to Clinton Elementary' s consistent designation as a Tennessee Reward School for academic growth.Kidwell discusses how and why she likes to start each day greeting students by name, and saying, "If nobody has told you, remember that I love you today," during her morning announcements. She talks about leading the district's new teacher academy and why it is so important to support new teachers, along with the district's partnership with the National Institute for Excellence in Teaching (NIET). She also talks about being able to share her expertise on a broader level, including serving on former Governor Bill Haslam's Teacher Cabinet and School Safety Working Group, as well as presenting at the 2023 NEIT National Conference on increasing the effectiveness of district instructional learning teams. Kidwell wraps up with why the Milken Educator Award is so meaningful, and why she continues to be inspired by the educators around her and around our nation.Visit www.clintonschools.org to learn more about Clinton Elementary School and Assistant Principal Abbey Kidwell. Visit www.mff.org to learn more about the Milken Family Foundation and the Milken Educator Award.

President Boyd's BioRandy Boyd serves as President of the University of Tennessee System, which includes campuses in Chattanooga, Pulaski, and Martin; the Health Science Center in Memphis; and the Institute of Public Service. Additionally, it includes the flagship campus in Knoxville, which is also comprised of the Space Institute in Tullahoma and the statewide Institute of Agriculture. The UT System also manages Oak Ridge National Laboratory through its UT-Battelle partnership, where Boyd serves as co-chairman.In 2007, Boyd began a journey transitioning from entrepreneur and businessman to full-time public servant. Boyd is a founder and chairman of tnAchieves, a nonprofit that has helped send more than 133,000 students to community college free of tuition and fees. This success led then-Governor Bill Haslam to invite him to serve as Special Advisor on Higher Education in 2013. During his tenure, he is credited with being the architect of the Drive to 55 and the Tennessee Promise. In 2015, Gov. Haslam recruited him back to serve as Commissioner of Economic and Community Development. During his tenure, his team recruited 52,000 new jobs and $9 billion in new investment for the state. He also founded and co-chaired the governor's Rural Task Force and chaired the Governor's Workforce Sub-Cabinet.Boyd is a first-generation college graduate, earning a bachelor's degree in business with an emphasis on industrial management from UT Knoxville. He also earned a master's degree in liberal studies with a focus on foreign policy from the University of Oklahoma.

Many people know the verse "to do justice, to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God" (Micah 6:8). But what does living out that verse look like in dealing with a convicted murderer who has turned her life around? In this episode, Ray Notgrass discusses a real-life case when a state governor tried to apply that verse in one of the most difficult situations of his administration.In his last month in office, January 2019, Governor Bill Haslam of Tennessee announced that Cyntoia Brown would be freed from prison on August 9, 2019, 15 years to the day from when she took a man's life. Haslam had several reasons for his decision. Fifteen years was by then a typical sentence for a juvenile in such a case. In addition, the circumstances in Cyntoia's life, the context of the crime, had been horrible. Most importantly, Cyntoia had come to faith in Christ. Governor Haslam decided that Cyntoia would do more for society out of prison than she would spending decades more in prison.Watch a video interview with Cyntoia Brown Long and explore more resources at Homeschool History: https://app.homeschoolhistory.com/search?q=EHP028

Recent eighth grade graduates will be entering the workforce in 2030. Is your state preparing them appropriately? Governor Bill Haslam, the Sammons Enterprises Fellow at the Bush Institute, and Anne Wicks, the Ann Kimball Johnson Director of Education and Opportunity at the Bush Institute, discuss how we can support our kids and create opportunities for them.

#NashvillePredators #NHLHockey #predsLast night word broke that the Nashville Predators Were being sold, and shortly after the name of the new potential owner was revealed as well. On today's Locked On Predators, Nick and Ann break down the very latest news about this shocking deal involving former Tennessee governor Bill Haslam. We discuss what this potential deal means for Smashville, including the likelihood of the franchise relocating and what this may mean for GM David Poile moving forward. We take a deep dive into Haslam's experience in sports management and what may be reassuring and what may be of concern to Preds fans. We take a look back at the current leadership group and what they have accomplished for this franchise and also look at opportunities fresh ownership may want to address to regain favor with an increasingly dissatisfied fan base. We also walk though how and when this deal may be finalized and examine what fans have to say about this surprising news.BetOnlineToday's Episode is brought to you by BetOnline. BetOnline has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.Sponsor Show NotesSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.Athletic GreensAthletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/NHLNETWORK. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

#NashvillePredators #NHLHockey #preds Last night word broke that the Nashville Predators Were being sold, and shortly after the name of the new potential owner was revealed as well. On today's Locked On Predators, Nick and Ann break down the very latest news about this shocking deal involving former Tennessee governor Bill Haslam. We discuss what this potential deal means for Smashville, including the likelihood of the franchise relocating and what this may mean for GM David Poile moving forward. We take a deep dive into Haslam's experience in sports management and what may be reassuring and what may be of concern to Preds fans. We take a look back at the current leadership group and what they have accomplished for this franchise and also look at opportunities fresh ownership may want to address to regain favor with an increasingly dissatisfied fan base. We also walk though how and when this deal may be finalized and examine what fans have to say about this surprising news. BetOnline Today's Episode is brought to you by BetOnline. BetOnline has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Sponsor Show Notes Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Athletic Greens Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/NHLNETWORK. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As Americans, we're passionate about our country and its policies. We all want this to be the best place to live. And we might feel strongly that our solution or idea is the best one, leading to frustration when others don't see things the same way.  Bill Haslam, the Sammons Enterprises Fellow at the George W. Bush Institute, often had to make difficult decisions and tackle complex problems as Governor of Tennessee -- and reminds us that "sometimes, the other fella might be right."RelatedBush Institute Education and Workforce Pipeline data tool

Whether you are finding yourself over-invested in or completely jaded by the drama of American politics, this is the episode for you. Bill Haslam is the former Mayor of Knoxville and Governor of Tennessee, and the author of Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square. For Governor Haslam, the work of the Christian in politics is to exercise faithful presence--neither withdrawing, nor assimilating with the broader culture. Haslam offers refreshing, and often surprising insights from his own experience in politics, and invites us ask "how do we [as Christians] act in a different way [in politics] so that we really are salt and light in the public square?" Connect with us! Our website: https://www.faithandworkstl.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/faithandworkstl Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/faithandworkstl/ YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCuD3xLksTdBhMX0R3lTY4gQ Purchase Dan's latest book: https://www.prpbooks.com/book/work-that-makes-a-difference

Whether you are finding yourself over-invested in or completely jaded by the drama of American politics, this is the episode for you. Bill Haslam is the former Mayor of Knoxville and Governor of Tennessee, and the author of Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square. For Governor Haslam, the work of the Christian in politics is to exercise faithful presence--neither withdrawing, nor assimilating with the broader culture. Haslam offers refreshing, and often surprising insights from his own experience in politics, and invites us ask "how do we [as Christians] act in a different way [in politics] so that we really are salt and light in the public square?" Connect with us! Our website: https://www.faithandworkstl.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/faithandworkstl Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/faithandworkstl/ YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCuD3xLksTdBhMX0R3lTY4gQ Purchase Dan's latest book: https://www.prpbooks.com/book/work-that-makes-a-difference

Ken Harrison is joined by the former two-term governor of Tennessee, Bill Haslam. Haslam shares his journey from seminary school to politics, why he challenges the belief that politics requires moral compromise, and how Christians can be a key to reuniting America by becoming involved in the public square. 

Bill Haslam was a two-term governor of Tennessee and a two-term mayor of Knoxville. In a political climate marked by metastasizing outrage and division, he found success by finding common ground and treating everyone—allies and opponents alike—with decency and respect. Bill Haslam is the author of Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square. Support the show: https://therabbitroom.givingfuel.com/member See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam joins me again on The Way Home podcast. He's a very strong Christen. When he was governor, he demonstrated what it looks like to be an apologetic conservative but also lead in a way that is compassionate and in a way that shows wisdom and maturity in a time…

Today, former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam joins me again on The Way Home podcast. He's a very strong Christen. When he was governor, he demonstrated what it looks like to be an apologetic conservative but also lead in a way that is compassionate and in a way that shows wisdom and maturity in a time…

Former Tennessee two-time governor, Bill Haslam, joins the show. He is the author of the new book, Faithful Presence, and was a two-time mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee. Plus, the July Top Ten List, featuring recommendations in books, newsletters, music and more. Make sure to check out http://h3leadership.com to access the list and all the show notes. Thanks again to our partners for this episode: World Vision—Sign up for the FREE Soul CARE series at http://worldvision.org/h3, now with a new segment called Right Side Up Soul Care, a free practical resource in which Danielle Strickland and leaders in the global Church share how they have learned to practice their faith and feed their soul through difficult circumstances. Sign up at http://worldvision.org/h3. And Brushfire—The go-to for event registration. http://brushfire.com/H3. Brushfire is your all-in-one event solution that provides seamless ticketing and registration plus custom event pages and so much more. Over 30,000 events use Brushfire each year. You can, too. Plus, get 2 months FREE when you sign up for an entire year. Get your exclusive offer at http://brushfire.com/H3.

Mondo welcomes special guest Gov Bill Haslam on this recording of The Mondo Show.

Kelsey Bolar stops by to discuss how the American tax payer is funding Fauci's studies about a lab in Wuhan. Kristin Tate gets on the Biden Administration for how radical the Left is yanking this country. Governor Bill Haslam talked about his new book "Faithful Presence" and how his Christianity helped to sow 8 successful and productive years as the Governor of Tennessee.

What an honor to have the former governor of Tennessee, Bill Haslam, joining us today for a conversation about faith in the public square. Spending a lot of his adult life as a public servant, Governor Haslam has some really important thoughts on where government meets faith and the importance of who you are informing what you do. His new book Faithful Presence is a fascinating read about life in politics and where we all fit in a growing and flourishing community. . . . . . Sign up to receive the AFD Week In Review email and ask questions to future guests! #thatsoundsfunpodcast Thank you to our partners! Thrive Market: Join Thrive Market today to get $20 off your first order AND an exclusive FREE gift! The ONLY way to get this offer is by going to ThriveMarket.com/THATSOUNDSFUN. BetterHelp: Get 10% off your first month by visiting BetterHelp.com/thatsoundsfun. Modern Fertility: Modern Fertility is offering my friends $20 off the test when you go to ModernFertility.com/thatsoundsfun.

Today we are honored to talk to former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam. Governor Haslam is the former two-term mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee, and former two-term governor of Tennessee, reelected in 2014 with the largest victory margin of any gubernatorial election in Tennessee history. During his tenure, Tennessee became the fastest improving state in the country in K-12 education and the first state to provide free community college or technical school for all of its citizens, in addition to adding 475,000 net new jobs. Haslam serves on the boards of Teach for America and Young Life. In the fall of 2019, Haslam became a visiting professor of political science at Vanderbilt University. He and his wife of thirty-eight years, Crissy, have three children and nine grandchildren. In this episode, we discuss his time in office, lessons on leadership, and his new book Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square. 

Bill Haslam served as the 49th Governor of Tennessee from 2011-2019. Under his leadership, Tennessee is recognized as a national leader in education, economic development, efficient and effective government, and fiscal strength. Since Governor Haslam took office in 2011, Tennessee has been ranked No. 1 for advanced industry job growth, No. 1 for jobs created through foreign direct investment, and is a three-time winner of “State of the Year” for economic development by Business Facilities magazine. Today's conversation revolved around how to infuse humility with your political beliefs. 

Life, career, and leadership do not happen instantly, they all take development. Much like the film from a camera, your life takes time to develop. Delayed gratification has been lost in this generation but we talked with Brandon about how to see the big picture. Brandon Gibson was named Chief Operating Officer for the State of Tennessee in May 2020. Gibson previously served as Senior Advisor to Governor Lee, working primarily on rural and criminal justice initiatives. Prior to joining Governor Lee’s administration, Gibson served on the Tennessee Court of Appeals for over four years after being appointed to the court by Governor Bill Haslam. 

To welcome our guest, Governor Bill Haslam, we look back to the first round of Grumors from 2012, when Mark told us it was a "done deal" and offered one reason why he knew "Haslam".

Governor Bill Haslam joins The Midday 180 to discuss his father's new book "Co-Piloting". Gov. Haslam shares his stories as a member of Tennessee athletics "first family", growing up under the influence of General Neyland, his path into politics and the state of politics in 2020.

“I’m Steve Loyd, and I’m hurting,” Stephen Loyd, M.D., introduced himself in one of his first 12-step group meetings. His addiction to pain pills had escalated to about 100 a day by 2004 when his father intervened. “I’m gonna lose my wife, my family, my house and cars,” Dr. Loyd explained when confronted. “Steve,” his father said, “none of that stuff’s gonna do you any good if you’re dead.” It was a hard road to recovery, but it led Dr. Loyd on a path that eventually had him rising from addict to Tennessee's "Opioid Czar" from 2016-2018. He served as Medical Director and Assistance Commissioner for Substance Abuse Services with the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, with an appointment to then-Governor Bill Haslam’s Opioid Workgroup and Public Safety Subcabinet. He is a recognized thought leader and clinician with decades of experience in internal medicine, mental health, and substance abuse service and a tireless activist for those living with addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. Dr. Loyd has been in recovery from opioids and benzodiazepines since 2004. Experiencing addiction first-hand has allowed him to develop a unique approach to patient care, one that is passionate, effective, and impactful. His goal is to help as many people as possible receive the quality treatment they deserve. He currently is the National Medical Director with JourneyPure, a national provider of addiction treatment and mental health services. He also has served as the Chief Medical Officer of Cedar Recovery, an addiction treatment company headquartered in Mount Juliet, Tennessee that provides care for patients across Middle Tennessee. He is a member of the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners and has been a federal expert witness. Growing up, Dr. Loyd experienced a chaotic home life that set the course for his addiction. He grew up on a small farm in East Tennessee. His family was riddled with mental illness, alcoholics and drug addicts. Loyd decided to be the first to graduate from college. Despite his drinking binges, he earned good grades and went on to medical school at East Tennessee State University. In that “elite” environment, he felt intimidated by his classmates and decided he couldn’t let them see him drink. He was class president for four years. At the end of his medical residency, married with two small children, he began to feel the pressure of starting a new job. Driving home from work one day, he took a half of a hydrocodone pill from a prescription his dentist had given him for a procedure weeks earlier. “It really felt like everything melted off me,” Loyd describes how he felt. His cravings soon took over his life. Days later on a visit to his aunt’s house, he stole a few of her Lortab pain pills. On each visit, he would steal more. He then began keeping the prescriptions his patients brought during a visit, writing them a new one. He convinced his doctor friends to write him prescriptions. He was ingesting or snorting as many as 100 pills a day when his father intervened after seeing him take 15 Percocet. “Steve, did you just take a handful of pills?” his Dad asked. Although Loyd denied it, his Dad came to him the next evening and drove him to Loyd’s sister’s house. “Steve, you have a drug problem.” Loyd began crying. Within days, Loyd went to Vanderbilt hospital to detox and then to a 90-day rehab for professionals. He has been without alcohol and pain pills since and brings that experience to his work. “I know what it’s like to want to stop and can’t. I know what it’s like to want to die. I know the shame and guilt,” he said. The experience galvanized him to move into addiction treatment and policy work. Loyd connects his successful recovery to the social determinants of health. Loyd addresses addiction as a disease while reducing the stigma associated with treatment and recovery. “I am very fortunate. My father intervened and I received excellent treatment for my addiction. I returned to practicing medicine and eventually became the program director for the Internal Medicine residency program at Quillen College of Medicine at East Tennessee State University.” From there, Loyd joined the Mountain Home Veterans Administration Medical Center in Johnson City, as its Chief of Staff for Education. Within a couple of years, he was appointed Chief of Medicine. “Over the course of roughly ten years, my focus as a physician shifted to the disease of addiction,” said Loyd. “My own experience dealing with shame helped me connect with people who I would have never been able to reach…The more we can bring addiction out of the shadows, the more people and families will be healed.” Getting support and the level of care addicts need in order to achieve that sobriety require changes in public policy. Loyd has worked on key initiatives in Tennessee to reduce the availability of prescription drugs and other harmful substances, as well as opportunities for people to get treatment.  Loyd says, “I try to live my life by the Stockdale Paradox. We will confront the most brutal facts of our current reality, whatever they might be while at the same time, keeping the faith that we will prevail in the end, regardless of the difficulty. I’m a believer in preserving life and I remain optimistic. I feel everyone with addiction deserves a chance at recovery, and that is my motivation every day. This is a battle worth winning.” Loyd still makes himself available for random drug testing, which he has pledged to do the rest of his life. He uses his experience to encourage others, “There is life on the other side, and you don’t have to keep living like that…There are people that care about you and love you, no matter where you are, I promise you that. I’m one of them.” Join us in conversation with this compassionate physician and healer!

In this episode of Signposts, I am joined by Governor Bill Haslam, the former governor of Tennessee. In this conversation we talk about leadership and decision-making, criminal justice reform, handling approval and disapproval, and how his faith informed his work as a governor. The post A Conversation with Gov. Bill Haslam appeared first on Russell Moore.

Joining Hancen today to talk more about COVID-19 and how American Universities are responding to the pandemic is former TN gubernatorial candidate and current University of Tennessee system President Randy Boyd. Randy has been a huge part of the Tennessee and Knoxville community through his entire career. He is theFounder of Radio Systems Corporation, Boyd Sports, and TnAcheives. Instrumental in Governor Bill Haslam’s Drive to 55 initiative, he is also the Former Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Economic and CommunityDevelopment. As It Stands hosted by Hancen Sale is a podcast about politics, policy, and what's going on around the world. The show provides in-depth and analytical news coverage, featuring guests from across the political spectrum and a range of disciplines and backgrounds. Recorded by Hancen Sale Music: "Digital Native" by Zac Nelson

Each Enneagram Type is beautiful and in its healthy expression is truly fantastic.  When Threes are healthy, they no longer find it important to credentialize their achievements, they become more community-minded and interested in helping others succeed. In Part Two of my conversation with former Governor of Tennessee, Bill Haslam, we continue our discussion on the dangers Enneagram Threes face when they over-identify with the role they play in their job and allow perception to matter more than reality.

This week on Typology, I’m excited to welcome my friend and former Governor of Tennessee, Bill Haslam.  Bill began his career in business joining his father, Jim Haslam, who was the founder of the petroleum company Pilot Corporation.  He was the CEO of the E-commerce and Catalog Division for Saks Fifth Avenue from 1999 to 2001, Mayor of Knoxville, TN from 2003-2010, and is co-owner of the Tennessee Smokies Minor League Baseball Team. He also happens to be an Enneagram Three. In part one of this two-part episode, Bill and I talk about what it’s like to live and lead as an Enneagram Three.

Join Shane and Maxie as they talk with Governor Bill Haslam about the role of church and state in the twenty-first century. This is part one of a two part series with the executive of the state of Tennessee.Support the show (https://pushpay.com/pay/christchurchmemphis?fnd=Christ%20Church%20Global&fndv=lock)

As the Governor of Tennessee for the last eight years -- and a successful business leader before that -- Bill Haslam knows a lot about leadership. In this special episode of the Building a StoryBrand podcast, he joins Don for an earnest and inspiring conversation. Whether you lead in the public or private sector, you’ll find practical wisdom that’ll sharpen your leadership skills.

800 million dollars in new investments and 1000 new jobs are coming to the state of Tennessee. Governor Bill Haslam joined Hal to lay out the details.

Did you know half of Tennessee is covered by forest land? The care and protection of that land is overseen by Tennessee’s State Forester, David Arnold. Arnold was just recently appointed to the position by Governor Bill Haslam and he has some new goals for one of the state’s most important resources. Also, wildfire season is just a few months away. Meet the state’s new wildland fire chief, Wade Waters.

Grant and Trey play "Finishing Kenny" one last time before putting on their researcher hats to dig into the mess that is the University of Tennessee. The boys ponder whether Beverly Davenport's firing was related to the business connections of Governor Bill Haslam as well the reputation of the university. Contact us: tipofthesunsphere@gmail.com

How can states use data to make government work better? Known as a national leader for his efforts to make state government more efficient, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam shares what he’s learned over two terms about tripling the state’s rainy day fund, creating jobs, reforming the state’s juvenile justice system, and more. In this episode, we hear from the governor on how he relies on evidence-based policymaking to ensure that state government is effective. To learn more, visit pewtrusts.org/afterthefact.

Matt Gallaher grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee at his mother’s side in the family’s restaurant and catering company. He holds a degree in chemical engineering, but after college he turned back to cooking and had the opportunity to work under Executive Chef John Fleer at Blackberry Farm in Walland, TN. He stayed there for four years, attaining the rank of sous chef for his last year, and then traveled across the globe cooking for musicians including Eagles, Neil Young, Keith Urban and Kings of Leon. Desiring to reconnect with his Tennessee roots, Matt was called home in 2011 as Personal Chef for Governor Bill Haslam in Nashville. Two years later, Matt found himself back in his beloved hometown of Knoxville where he opened Knox Mason, his ode to traditional Appalachian cuisine. In 2016, he opened Emilia, which focuses on ‘Handmade Italian’ cuisine. Heritage Radio Network On Tour is powered by Simplecast.

Tracie and Wayne discuss Wayne's recent appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show where he talked about the dangerous Tennessee anti-whistleblower bill that is making its way to Governor Bill Haslam's desk.