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Brenda Gerber Vincent serves as Vice President of Development for Lifeline Youth & Family Services and Crosswinds Inc, both non-profits serving troubled youth and families inside and outside the court system. Before her role at Lifeline, Brenda served both Governor Pence and First Lady Karen Pence as Deputy Finance Director for the "Mike Pence for Indiana" campaign and as the First Lady's Chief of Staff. Her resume is extensive, including being awarded Indiana's highest civilian honor, the "Sagamore of the Wabash." While her list of achievements have garnered the attention of many, the battles she's faced along the journey will inspire you as she shares openly about the challenges she's faced and an addiction she surrendered to God.

Eddie Melton won a 4-way Democratic primary in 2016 to join a lonely group of legislators: only 9 out of 50 state senators in Indiana are Democrats. He got his start in politics with an appointment to the state Board of Education by then Governor Pence in 2015. An outsider to Democratic politics, he didn’t participate in party politics prior to his election and is now the Deputy Chair of the state party. Hear us chat about the war on drugs, how he gets anything done as a Democrat in a Republican-controlled legislature (supermajorities in both houses), and more. 2:50 - Is Gary, Indiana an economically depressed area? 4:20 - Can you talk about being appointed to the State Board of Education? 6:20 - What was your background leading up to your appointment to the State Board of Education? 8:00 - Were you going to run even if your predecessor didn’t retire? 9:45 - Can you talk about your 4-way primary? 11:20 - What was the darkest time of your campaign? 13:10 - Can you go more in-depth about the resistance you faced? 15:00 - What is your approach as Deputy Chair? 16:45 - What do you say who isn’t embraced by the Party? 18:25 - How does a Democrat so drastically outnumbered get anything done in Indiana? 21:45 - Can you talk about your experiences with the politics of the who, as opposed to the what? 24:45 - What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned? 25:30 - Can you talk about the heroin epidemic in Indiana? 29:00 - What’s the biggest personal challenge you’ve overcome? 30:30 - What’s the best advice you’ve ever been given? 34:00 - What can we do as a country to unify again? 38:00 - What can the country learn from Indiana?

Republican Vice Presidential nominee, Governor Mike Pence of Indiana joins the show to talk about the momentum, the mission, and the dedication to make America great again. What's it like to be on a Trump ticket?  "There's a movement of people in this country who're tired that Washington DC will solve the big problems," offered Governor Pence.   The Sean Hannity Show is live Monday through Friday from 3pm - 6pm ET on iHeart Radio and Hannity.com. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

17 October 2016 - I have been talking on the show about JD Alt's book, The Millennials' Money, since it was still a series of posts on the modern monetary theory (MMT) blog, New Economic Perspectives. This book is that good and it's that important. JD not only covers the basics of MMT effectively and in an especially accessible manner, he goes much further and explains why it has particular applicability to millennials and how it can be the tool they need to make the changes in the world they have been calling for so articulately. JD's ideas for using MMT to solve some of the biggest challenges facing society genuinely made me think deeply. And guess what, there's an app for that (or there could be.) JD is an architect by trade so his drawings, showing how MMT works, are unmatched and are core to the success of his first MMT book, the best-seller, Diagrams & Dollars. The inclusion of his diagrams in The Millennials' Money makes the book even more useful. Perhaps the most important thing JD brings to the MMT discussion is some truly original and interesting thinking on how we re-frame the debate to make the obvious nature of MMT as apparent to everyone else as it is to us right now. The Millennial's Money is available from Dog Ear Publishing and on Amazon. This week Will starts our talking about the cluster bombing of Syrian civilians by the Russians. Cluster bombs are fragmentation weapons which deploy many smaller bombs and are anti-personnel ordinance on a major scale. Will then goes on to talk about so-called "New Mysogyny" and the Altright. Apparently, there are various pods of men who are so under-developed emotionally that they think women rule the world and are running a massive conspiracy to keep men down all the while being considerably less intelligent than are men. (Because that makes sense. LOL!) But these guys in the Manosphere are so far gone that they are working to repeal the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote, and are blaming their involuntary celibacy (which they refer to as "incel") on everything except their own repulsiveness. Will recommends David Futrelle's website We Hunted the Mammoth for insight and appropriate mocking of these tiny, tiny "men." I start out with something you knew had to be coming, a run-down of the "achievements" of Indiana Governor and GOP Vice Presidential Candidate, Mike Pence. Suffice to say here that Pence is dangerous but unlikely to be a threat to anyone in the future as he rides off into the sunset of what will be his non-starter of a 2020 Presidential campaign. I then finish-up detailing the lies Trump told about the economy during the first debate. This does not really matter since the Trump campaign is toast but these old tropes are regularly trotted out by the GOP so it is worth putting a stake through their heart. Remember that voting is open in many states. Be sure to vote and to get all your (sane) friends and family to the polls to do the same. A big win for Democrats will help us crush the "the vote is rigged" meme beneath our foot, grind it under our heel and then scrape it off on the nearest patch of grass. This election is the most important in decades. Never doubt it. Carrots! - Arliss

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Friday on the C4 Show C4 spent the first hour talking about the terror attack in Nice France. Then for the next two hours it was the Week In Review with C4 & 98 Rock's Josh Spiegle. Topics included the Nice France terror attack, Pokemon Go, Governor Pence named VP Pick for Donald Trump, crime in Baltimore and Governor Gary Johnson calls Trump a bad word. In the last hour of the C4 Show C4 talked more about Mike Pence and about the possible ambush attack on police in Baltimore.

The first veto from Governor Pence is one that was not expected.

Governor Pence with his final State of the State before his 2016 re-election bid, delivered Jan. 12, 2016 at the Indiana Statehouse.

Governor Pence will have to defend his stance on Syrian refugees in court.

The governor says no to Syrian refugees. A civil rights bill. Organization day rallies. Jared Fogle is off to prison. Plus Lee Hamilton is honored and more.

The head of the group that has resettled Indiana's only recent Syrian refugees doesn't understand Governor Pence's call to block others from the state.

It sounds as if everyone is doing a 180 on the need for tougher new high school diploma standards in Indiana. The latest being Governor Pence.

Governor Pence is calling for a half-billion-dollar shot of new spending on road and bridge maintenance next year, with another half-billion over the three years after that. Democrats say it is too little too late, but where was their road funding plan last session?

Even as Governor Pence and other Republican leaders say they will fight the Obama administration's EPA on certain environmental rules, Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard - also a Republican - joined four other mayors in lobbying the president for strong air quality rules.

Governor Pence indicates the RFRA crisis is over. Is it? The U.S. Conference of Mayors is coming to Indianapolis, Greg Zoeller for Congress, euchre tournaments at senior centers, arming National Guard recruiters, Brickyard picks and more.

Joining the show are Kevin Bain, Pres/CEO Welborn Baptist Foundation and Amanda Lopez, President of Transform Consulting Group whom are two members of the Governor Pence's Indiana's Early Learning Advisory Committee (ELAC). ELAC has submitted its 2015 report of findings to Governor Mike Pence and the state's Legislative Council.

Reigning all-around Olympic Champion, Gabrielle Douglas returned to competition for the first time in three years at the Trophe Jesolo in Italy. © Filippo Tomasi In the news, Mary-Anne "Mez" Monckton, Emma and Jessica chat about Jesolo: The Italian crowds reaction to the triumphant return of the reigning Olympic all-around Champion, Gabby Douglas and the reigning Olympic floor champion, Aly Raisman. Which gymnasts made a case for themselves  not to be ignored at Jesolo: Erika Fasana, Alysssa Bauman, and Laurie "Baby Sharkira" Hernandez. How to tell how Marta feels; The Marta's head-squash vs. the scruff of the neck kitten-grab. Was the mood between Gabby and Chow strained? The XL Center Bat, The Antwerp Moth, The Nanning Bee and now, The Jesolo Dog. Mez tells us what it's like to compete on the infamous Janssen-Fritzen floor which put half of the competitors on their butts Jesolo Judges: Why were the judges 100 miles away from the apparatus and did it effect the scores? Plus, how the judges broke protocol; they just couldn't' help themselves. Why Carlotta Ferlito quit Mtv Italy's Ginnaste - Vite Parallele reality show. The British Championships: Flame cannons; juniors beating seniors; special awards; and Amy Tinkler, the smiliest winner of all time. Ellie Downie's successful but strange competition, walking off of the beam rather than dismounting. Kelly Sim did a full-in dismount off of beam! Why we love British Disability Champion, Tasha Coates who is allergic to exercise. The Gymternet News: Douglas Family Gold: Oxygen is working on a series about Gabby Douglas and her family. Can it be done tastefully or will it make her out to be a train wreck? SB101: Indiana has legalized discrimination against LGBT citizens. How this would impact gymnastics and why we are cheering on Steve Penny, Josh Dixon and Danell Leyva in their fight against Indiana's Governor Pence. The world rankings from The All Around here. Beyond The Routine: WOGA watch here. Find out what it's like to be allergic to exercise. An essay by British Disability Champion, Tasha Coates here. 140: The 2015 American Cup 137: Lady Lisa Mason 130: Mary-Anne "Mez" Monckton Episode 129: Why Gabby Left Chow (or Chow left Gabby?) & Glasgow World Cup 128: Aly is Back 113: Junior & Senior Women’s Finals from the 2014 US Championships in Pittsburgh, plus an Interview with Kim Zmeskal Burdette 112: Junior & Senior Women's Prelims from the 2014 US Championships in Pittsburgh 99: Princess Catherine Lyons and Coach Rochelle Douglas 86: British Championships & Doha World Cup 77: Aly Raisman Episode 48: Kyla Ross Episode 55: Worlds Wrap Up & Ferlito-Gate Episode 54: Event Finals Recap from 2013 World Championships Episode 53: All Around Finals Recap from Antwerp World Championships Episode 41: Laurie Hernandez & Coach Maggie Haney Episode 33: Simone Biles & Her Coaches USA Gymnastics has a photo gallery from training through finals of Jesolo here.   The Hard Way To Success 17, Sanne and Lieke Wevers (NED) here.     

Governor Pence signed legislation this week removing Indiana from the Common Core, meaning standards for Indiana students will change this coming school year.