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Robert J. Schena joins me to discuss the potential for wearable devices and artificial intelligence to play a role in providing care in new and inventive ways. Robert is CEO, President and Co-founder of Rajant Corporation. He was appointed to the State of Pennsylvania's Ben Franklin Technology Board by Governor Ridge in 2001, reappointed by Governor Rendell in 2004 and 2008, and reappointed by Governor Wolf in 2016. His vision is to expand care to those who are in rural and underserved areas as well as using technology to measure real time metrics related to an individual's health care. In our conversation he describes his vision and why he thinks that these goals are possible to achieve.

Fenicia Redman is helping us to remove pornography, obscene material from our school libraries. On October 18, 2022 Fenicia Redman testified in support of SB 966 Parents Bill of Rights, Senator Mastriano; Sponsor "I am a mom of a minor student in the Great Valley School District, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Since 2021, I have publicly appealed to School Directors, Principals, and Superintendent/Asst Superintendents to remove explicit, graphic, sexual material from the school library. Despite bringing this to the attention of the School Board at numerous public meetings, the School Board has taken no action whatsoever. No calls. No emails. Silence. I filed complaints with our local Police Department and the Chester County District Attorney. They took no action. They have no problem distributing graphic, sexually explicit material to public school children. I, along with others, silently protested on the steps of the Pennsylvania Capitol Rotunda, holding up posters showing explicit, graphic sexual material from public school libraries. The only response we received was the threat of forcible removal by Capitol Police for displaying graphic sexual images in the Capitol building. Yet, these images appear in library books available to public school children in Great Valley and neighboring School Districts. As a mom, I WILL NOT surrender to this blatant attempt by Extremist School Staff, Police, Attorney General Shapiro, his DA, and Governor Wolf to hypersexualize my minor child. So, to be clear, I will walk barefoot on broken glass up the steps of the Supreme Court of the United States to find justice for my child and our nation's children. I need your help" Send email for Fenicia Redman to injunctionmom@proton.me --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/communion5779/support

National Council of Disability, National  Council on Independent Living In a Month of Civil Right Remembrances & leading into April 2024, I wanted to include Disability Rights. A Movement over 50 years ago supported by the  Civil Rights & Black Panther Movements. The advances in Disability Legislation/ ADA was influnced by many people, including Black National Leaders who's names have been virtually forgotten in history. So lets explore them!Theo W. Braddy has advocated on behalf of people with disabilities for over 40 years. At the age of 15, he became a person with a disability due to a high school football accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down. In 1988, Braddy was hired as CEO of the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania, where he served for over 30 years. As CEO, Braddy created an independent living center that became a strong and growing voice for people with disabilities, and started the Living Well with a Disability Initiative. H e currently serves as Executive Director of the National Council on Independent Living (NCIL). He has taught at Temple University and Millersville University as an Adjunct Professor. Two different Governors have appointed Braddy as a Commissioner for the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission and to serve on the Pennsylvania Statewide Independent Living Council. In 2021, Governor Wolf appointed him to serve on the State Board of Vocational Rehabilitation. In 2022, Braddy was selected by Senator Robert Casey, Jr., as one of four Black leaders in Pennsylvania who has demonstrated power and persistency in overcoming challenges and creating meaningful change in the State, and his contribution was acknowledged on the Senate Floor at a Congressional Hearing. He graduated from Temple University with his MSW in 1988 after receiving his BSW from Edinboro University. Ncil.org, NCD,gov

EPISODE SUMMARY: As professionals in the child abuse field, we all know that child sexual abuse has no boundaries. In the United States, CACs and MDTs are doing amazing and innovative work to provide a collaborative response to promote healing for children and families. But have you ever thought about the issue of child sexual abuse globally and how it affects middle and low-income countries? In this episode, Abbie Newman, RN, JD with Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center joins Tony to talk about the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN). She shares a project that ISPCAN is leading to develop a trauma-informed collaborative response to child abuse and how this work has influenced Mission Kids and the children and families they serve. Topics in this episode International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN) (3:52) Global Issue of Child Abuse (5:15) Overview of Collaborative Response Project led by ISPCAN (9:04) Challenges Developing a Response in Middle to Low-Income Countries (12:10) Project Goals (16:11) Objectives (18:05) Implementation (25:17) Timeline (26:47) ISPCAN Influence and Impact on Mission Kids (27:30) Get Involved (28:41) GUEST Abbie Newman, RN, JD, the CEO of Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center (MKCAC), began her career as a registered pediatric nurse before practicing law for 19 years. She became the founding executive director of MKCAC in 2008 and built the collaborative multidisciplinary team into a nationally accredited CAC. Since then, MKCAC has provided over 6,000 forensic interviews, and made over 1000 mental and 1000 medical referrals. Further, MKCAC has provided targeted prevention education to more than 47,000 children, adolescents, teachers, and multidisciplinary partners and become a leader in developing responses to CSEC and working with stakeholders statewide in the best interests of these victims. In 2018, Abbie became CEO of MKCAC, driving innovative thought leadership statewide, nationally, and internationally to help victims of child abuse, including victims of commercial sexual exploitation. She is past-President and a current member of the Pennsylvania Chapter of CACs' Board of Directors. Initially appointed by Governor Corbett in 2014 to Pennsylvania's Victim Services Advisory Committee, charged with awarding state funds to established and developing CACs, Abbie was reappointed by Governor Wolf in 2018. She became an elected member of the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect (ISPCAN)'s Distinguished Advisory Committee in 2021 and, in this capacity, is leading a project to develop an international framework for collaborative responses to child sexual abuse (CSA) in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) to be adaptable to other forms of child abuse and neglect. Abbie has also spearheaded research in partnership with global experts in the field of child abuse, drawing from the work of Mission Kids' multidisciplinary team. Results of these projects have been published as peer-reviewed articles in Child Abuse & Neglect: The International Journal, reaching thousands of professionals around the globe. Abbie remains passionate about working with state and national level legislators to strengthen child protection laws, increase funding to agencies serving victims of child abuse and neglect, and develop and sustain CACs as a model for child abuse investigation and prevention. She presents nationally and internationally on CSA and collaborative responses to child maltreatment and has forged international partnerships to respond to child abuse, globally. Abbie's signature tagline, for years, has been English philosopher Edmund Burke's, “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good [people] to do nothing.” Her ultimate vision is to see collaborative efforts help all children triumph over trauma, regardless of locale or circumstance, so they can live up to their full potential. RECOMMENDED RESOURCES: The International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect: https://www.ispcan.org ISPCAN Case Statement and Collaborative Framework Project Concept Note: https://assets.libsyn.com/show/159677/ISPCAN-Collaborative-Framework-Project-Concept-Note.pdf Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center: https://missionkidscac.org Violence Against Children and Youth Surveys: https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/childabuseandneglect/vacs/index.html Northeast Regional Children's Advocacy Center: https://www.nrcac.org Regional Children's Advocacy Centers: https://www.regionalcacs.org   Have an idea for a future Team Talk guest or topic? We want to hear from you! Email your suggestions to Tony DeVincenzo at tony@nrcac.org. Disclaimer: This project was sponsored by NRCAC from Grant Award Number 15PJDP-22-GK-03061-JJVO awarded by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, OJJDP or NRCAC.

In this episode of The Vivek Show, host Vivek Ramaswamy welcomes Governor Tom Wolf, former governor of Pennsylvania, to discuss pro-American values, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in business and politics, and the challenges of leadership. Governor Wolf reflects on his time in office, emphasizing the importance of integrity, honesty, and competence. They engage in a thought-provoking conversation on DEI policies, meritocracy, race consciousness, carbon emissions, and the need for open and respectful conversations in America. This episode explores the complexity of American values, and the importance of genuine dialogue and leadership in politics.--Donate here: https://t.co/PE1rfuVBmbFor more content follow me here:Twitter - @VivekGRamaswamyInstagram - @vivekgramaswamyFacebook - http://facebook.com/VivekGRamaswamyTruth Social - @VivekRamaswamyRumble - @VivekRamaswamy--Time-codes:00:00:00 - Introduction and pro-American values discussion00:02:22 - Governor Tom Wolf welcomed as a guest00:03:13 - Governor Wolf reflects on his time in office00:06:30 - Importance of integrity in business and politics00:08:52 - Governor Wolf's background in business00:09:25 - Motivations for running for governor00:11:12 - Diversity and inclusion practices in Wolf's company00:18:44 - Potential issues with DEI policies00:22:21 - The importance of honest DEI efforts00:28:04 - The idea of meritocracy in corporate settings00:31:49 - Progress made in diversity in the workplace00:34:11 - Limiting free expression in the workplace00:38:02 - Addressing inequalities and moving forward00:41:25 - The essence of the current DEI debate00:47:26 - Meritocracy and Harvard's perception00:48:40 - Race consciousness vs. colorblindness in hiring00:51:30 - NASDAQ's approach to diversity and inclusion00:53:14 - Not backsliding on DEI in the workforce00:57:22 - Showing progress and moving forward01:00:00 - The concept of externalities and carbon emissions01:03:16 - State governor taking on global issues01:06:20 - The importance of open and respectful conversation01:08:58 - Honesty, integrity, and competence in governance01:10:23 - Standing firm in beliefs rather than playing political games

This podcast replay was recorded in January 2022 with President, Pedro Rivera of Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology. The podcast remains relevant in our current state of workforce development. Take another listen.Original Content - Listen as President Rivera shares insight into industry trends related to workforce development beyond traditional construction-related skills such as career counseling, heavy equipment training, and professional career paths that will have significant impact. It's vital to the success of any workforce development programs they rely on training to address the entire student to ensure that future workforces are prepared to positively address future needs.  Rivera shares several stories of his experiences.President Rivera discusses future programs necessary to support the state's future needs, such as civil engineering specific to water treatment and sewage related to planned infrastructure investments.Thaddeus Stevens College has various programs to include contractors and owners in meeting industry needs such as advisory panels, internships,  externships, and soft skills counseling.  If interested in learning more about opportunities, visit Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology.More about President Pedro Rivera:•Rivera is the former Secretary of Education. •Appointed by Governor Wolf to that position in 2015. •Previously served as superintendent to the School District of Lancaster.•Served in the Philadelphia school district for 13 years•Undergraduate degree from Penn State University•M.A. from Cheyney University of PA•Rivera became President of Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, in October 2021Read more about this topic in the interview that President Rivera gave for the upcoming January 2022 issue of the Keystone Contractor Magazine.

This episode is very interesting. I am responding to the "fake news" comments in my most recent article. Also, Governor Wolf wants to bless some of PA residents with $2,000 checks from the state's Billion Dollar Surplus, but he faces some major opposition. This is the most chill podcast episode for me, especially talking about how many people said my article was "fake news". Yes, I have something to say. Grab a drink or snack welcome to the Café. This podcast is also available on Amazon Music now. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/veronica-charnell/message

In this episode we sit down with Representative Russ Diamond, four-term representative from Pennsylvania's 102nd House District and current candidate for Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor.  We discuss Governor Wolf's overreach of power during COVID, how the legislature eventually reigned him in, what made Representative Diamond throw his hat in the ring for Lt. Governor, and what he hopes to accomplish in that role.http://russdiamond.vote/https://www.facebook.com/friendsofrussdiamond

Full Hour | In today's third hour, Guy Ciarrocchi returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his decision to run for United States Congress against Mary Gay Scanlon, a congresswoman who has been on the forefront of propagating hyper-progressive policies. First, Guy comments on the issue most important to Pennsylvanians, being the topic of inflation, telling of the negative effects imposed by policies set forth by the Biden administration. Then, Guy and Giordano switch into a conversation centered on education, discussing the decision by Governor Wolf and the Biden administration to close schools, telling of the negative implication of Coronavirus policies on local schools. Then, Giordano and Dan return to a topic they discussed in the first hour, telling of a horrific car crash at a SEPTA station in the Kensington section of the city, with a car killing pedestrians after traveling over 100 mph down city streets. Giordano and Dan discuss the state of Kensington, with Giordano upset that the City has seemingly turned the section into a real-life equivalent of Hamsterdam from the Wire, allowing crime to persist with no regard for those who have to live through it. Giordano tells what needs to be done for things to change, and pontificates why Democrats continue to turn a blind eye to the happenings in Kensington. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

In today's third hour, Guy Ciarrocchi returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his decision to run for United States Congress against Mary Gay Scanlon, a congresswoman who has been on the forefront of propagating hyper-progressive policies. First, Guy comments on the issue most important to Pennsylvanians, being the topic of inflation, telling of the negative effects imposed by policies set forth by the Biden administration. Then, Guy and Giordano switch into a conversation centered on education, discussing the decision by Governor Wolf and the Biden administration to close schools, telling of the negative implication of Coronavirus policies on local schools. (Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images)

Since the Great Recession of 2008-2010, enrollment in Pennsylvania's 14-campus state university system has notably changed, with some campuses growing in enrollment, and others losing students precipitously. The Commonwealth's annual system funding was recently ranked 46th out of 50 states, a dismal statistic. Yet, there are "help wanted" signs everywhere from employers who want to hire college educated employees. What gives? Pennsylvania is far from alone in facing a challenge of increasing costs and fewer graduates. Other state systems around the country are in various stages of the same existential crisis. The solution cannot be just to raise tuition and fees-national research shows student debt is averaging $30,000. To complicate things further, intercollegiate athletics plays a crucial role in attracting, retaining and engaging students on campus. Many of these campuses have highly successful NCAA Division II (and I) athletic programs, with some sports winning NCAA titles. All have loyal alumni and faculty who care deeply about good teaching. Next year, six of the 14 campuses will integrate into two entities, and will show off new names and administrative structures. No campuses were closed. The hope is these reimagined universities will be more responsive to the needs of their regional workforces and the 21st century economy, attracting a scholar and an athlete who wants a dynamic education at an affordable price. All will keep their NCAA athletic teams and identity, no small accomplishment. There are many good lessons in this conversation for other higher education system professionals and for those who work on system campuses to absorb. My guests today are two of the leaders, the CEO and the Board Chair, Daniel Greenstein and Cynthia Shapira. Dr. Greenstein is the chancellor of Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education. Since 2018, Dan has served as the chief executive officer of the State System (PASSHE), which operates Pennsylvania's 14 public universities, serving nearly 100,000 degree-seeking students and thousands more enrolled in certificate and other career-development programs. The chancellor works with the Board of Governors to recommend and develop overall policies for the System. Dr. Shapira is Chair of the Board of Governors, and president of the David S. and Karen A. Shapira Foundation, leading the development and implementation of the foundation's philanthropic initiatives. She was appointed by Governor Tom Corbett to the Pennsylvania Commission on Women and served on Governor Wolf's Advisory Board on Education and Workforce Development. In 2017, she was honored as a Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania. Dan and Cindy were recently recognized by "City and State Politics and Policy" as recipients of the 2022 Higher Education Power 100 in Pennsylvania. Mentioned in the podcast (and recommended by both Dan and Cindy): Arthur Levine's new book, The Great Upheaval: Higher Education's Past, Present, and Uncertain Future, a complimentary read for this conversation. The term used by Cindy refers to the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/karen-weaver/message

Michael Torres—Deputy Editor of RealClearPennsylvania—joins The Dawn Stensland Show to discuss his latest editorial, “Pennsylvania’s Constitutional Conundrum.” Over the past several years, Republican legislators have proposed nearly 80 constitutional amendments. The amendments wouldn’t need Governor Wolf’s signature and their fate would be determined by a state-wide ballot vote. Torres also reacts to John Fetterman’s debate-night proclamation that there shouldn’t be any limits on abortion, and his willingness to abolish the Senate filibuster. How will these statements impact Fetterman’s candidacy for U.S. Senate in a general election?

Hour 2 of The Dawn Stensland Show: Michael Torres—Deputy Editor of RealClearPennsylvania—joins the show to discuss his latest editorial, “Pennsylvania’s Constitutional Conundrum.” Over the past several years, Republican legislators have proposed nearly 80 constitutional amendments. The amendments wouldn’t need Governor Wolf’s signature and their fate would be determined by a state-wide ballot vote. Torres also reacts to John Fetterman’s debate-night proclamation that there shouldn’t be any limits on abortion, and his willingness to abolish the Senate filibuster. How will these statements impact Fetterman’s candidacy for U.S. Senate in a general election? President Joe Biden has announced the creation of a disinformation governance board within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Nina Jankowicz will head the board—notably, during the 2020 election she inaccurately labeled the Hunter Biden laptop story as Russian propaganda. On Thursday, an embarrassing TikTok of Nina Jankowicz—the proposed head of Biden’s disinformation governance board—resurfaced in which she sings about the dangers of misinformation to the tune of Mary Poppins’ “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.” Elon Musk sold nearly $4 billion in Tesla stock in order to finance his proposed purchase of Twitter, Inc. During a rally in Ohio, Donald Trump joked that President Biden is being led around by the Easter bunny.

Today on the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed the report that the Biden Administration and Democrats are planning to cancel the student loan debts of millions of young Americans in a desperate attempt to get their vote in the mid-terms. Democrats have resorted to nothing short of political bribery to gain favor with a group that is not happy with the Democratic political party.  6:05-NEWS 6:10-Last night's Pennsylvania Gubernatorial debate between Republicans focused around Trump  6:15-Democrats considering a cancelation of student loan debt to entice voters  6:25-Baby formula shortage 6:35-Canceling student loan debt is nothing but a bribe to get votes  6:40-Private college in Utah is offering a course on porn 7:02-NEWS 7:06-Michael Torres, Deputy Editor at Real Clear Pennsylvania, joined Rich to discuss the Gubernatorial race in Pennsylvania being a confusing one, especially for Republicans on which candidate they will throw their support for to flip the state red again after Governor Wolf's 2-terms.  7:30-Twitter users are leaving the website in fear of Elon Musk's view on free speech  7:43-Philadelphia is the pretzel  capital of the world   7:46-CUT SHEET | Good Morning America devotes 8 minutes to Disney Cruises' latest ship | CNN+ wonders if Elon Musk would kill a puppy for free speech | Seth Myers takes a "closer look" into billionaires owning media companies | Biden gets his years mixed up |  8:05-Investigative reporter Todd Shepherd from Broad and Liberty, joined Rich to discuss the controversial project by Mark Zuckerberg called "Zuckerbucks" , a virtual currency that was granted to specific counties in the country, including Pennsylvania, to administer elections in 2020.  8:21-NEWS  8:35-NJ State Senator Steven Oroho joined Rich to discuss his bill proposal in New Jersey that would fix, replace and restore New Jersey's education curriculum and give the power back to the parents of what is taught in their child's schools  9:02-NEWS 9:06-Last night's Pennsylvania Gubernatorial debate between the Republican candidates  9:27-The Batman is getting a sequel  9:42- CUT SHEET | Dr. Fauci says we're out of the pandemic phase | Jen Psaki refutes Fauci and doesn't believe the pandemic is over | Vice President Kamala Harris is recovering from her asymptomatic case of COVID-19 |  Mayorkas promotes the establishment of the "disinformation governance board" | Mayorkas also expects border migrants to increase  9:55-Final Thoughts  Photo by: Anna Moneymaker/ Staff

Zeoli Show Hour 2:  In the second hour of the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed the fake outrage and fear some Twitter users have with Elon Musk taking ownership of the company and restoring free speech to the website. Especially when their fears over free speech are only a few outliers that everyone with a rational thought condemns in the same vein.  7:02-NEWS 7:06-Michael Torres, Deputy Editor at Real Clear Pennsylvania, joined Rich to discuss the Gubernatorial race in Pennsylvania being a confusing one, especially for Republicans on which candidate they will throw their support for to flip the state red again after Governor Wolf's 2-terms.  7:30-Twitter users are leaving the website in fear of Elon Musk's view on free speech  7:43-Philadelphia is the pretzel  capital of the world   7:46-CUT SHEET | Good Morning America devotes 8 minutes to Disney Cruises' latest ship | CNN+ wonders if Elon Musk would kill a puppy for free speech | Seth Myers takes a "closer look" into billionaires owning media companies | Biden gets his years mixed up |  8:05-Investigative reporter Todd Shepherd from Broad and Liberty, joined Rich to discuss the controversial project by Mark Zuckerberg called "Zuckerbucks" a virtual currency that was granted to specific counties in the country, including Pennsylvania, to administer elections in 2020.  Photo by: Getty Images

Zeoli Show Hour 1:  In the first hour of the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed a Pennsylvania Commonwealth court putting a stop to Governor Wolf's planned carbon tax in the name of climate change prevention.  6:04-NEWS 6:10-Pennsylvania Commonwealth court pauses Governor Wolf's carbon tax  6:27-The avian flu is becoming an issue in the U.S. 6:38-Progressives want us to believe Elon Musk's stake in Twitter is "bad for free speech"  6:45-Banning conspiracy theories just gives them credence  6:54-Cracker Jack's debut "Cracker Jill's" Photo by: Getty Images

Today on the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed the increasing coverage of Hunter Biden and his emails/texts found on his laptop. Despite what perceived dismissal of the controversial story surrounding the Biden White House when it comes to the President's son, many people are hoping this entire story can go away by the simple arrest and charge of Hunter Biden.    6:04-NEWS 6:10-Pennsylvania Commonwealth court pauses Governor Wolf's carbon tax  6:27-The avian flu is becoming an issue in the U.S. 6:38-Progressives want us to believe Elon Musk's stake in Twitter is "bad for free speech"  6:45-Banning conspiracy theories just gives them credence 6:54-Cracker Jack's debut "Cracker Jill's" 7:03-NEWS 7:06-Bobby Rydell passes away at 79 7:09-Tipping is a racist practice  7:30-JPMorgan Chase CEO Jaime Dimon gives the win to work from home workers 7:36-Biden administration extends pause on student loan payments   7:45-CUT SHEET | Senator Sanders congratulates Starbucks employees for unionizing | Senator Sanders wants us to know it's all about power | Pelosi states Democrats have no intention of losing the 2022 midterms | Elon Musk has now become public enemy number 1 |  8:05-Finding out who is "the big guy" mentioned in Hunter Biden's emails and texts 8:15-Biden's Administration wants everything involving Hunter Biden to go away  8:20-NEWS 8:35-Dogs figured out how to use their facial muscles to appeal to humans  9:02-NEWS 9:07- Stanford Professor calls cops on Berkeley professor after war of words turns personal.   9:35-the FBI is doubling down of tracking social media posts  9:42-CUT SHEET | Brian Stelter fears Elon Musk buying shares of Twitter | mainstream media panics over the new climate change report | Psaki questioned on how the U.S. has done everything to combat Russia except put military on the ground | Tiger Woods plans to play The Masters | China is providing chemicals to the criminal drug networks  9:55-Final Thoughts  Photo by: Chip Somodevilla / Staff

In the second hour of the Zeoli Show, Rich was joined by David Hardy, co-founder of the Boys Latin Charter School, to discuss Governor Wolf limiting funding again to charter schools across Pennsylvania, harming education to minority students. President Biden backtracks but defends his comments on Putin and a regime change, which confuses everyone even more on what he meant. 7:01-NEWS 7:05-David Hardy, co-founder of the Boys Latin Charter School and distinguished fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation, joined to discuss Governor Wolf's latest actions to stifle the funding to  public charter schools in Pennsylvania.  7:30-Chris Rock did not apologize to Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith for his joke  7:40-The issue evolving from Chris Rock and Will Smith is the violent reaction based on someone else's speech  7:45-CUT SHEET | Biden backtracks but still defends his comments on regime change | Doocy asks Biden if he is harming the U.S. standing with the world the more he walks back his comments | Don Lemon defends Biden's comments on Putin not remaining in power | Howard Stern compares the Will Smith slap to Donald Trump  Photo by: Anna Moneymaker / Staff

David Hardy, co-founder of the Boys Latin Charter School and distinguished fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation, joined to discuss Governor Wolf's latest actions to stifle the funding to  public charter schools in Pennsylvania.  Photo: Getty Images

Today on the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed the rampant fraud spending that occurred with the usage of the COVID relief money that was meant to help keep businesses afloat. From Teslas to Lamborghinis, people spent money on extravagant items instead of their businesses. This has become the largest fraudulent spending in U.S. history and could have been easily prevented if the Government took preventative actions. 6:05-NEWS 6:08-Oscars 2022 see a rise in ratings but still one of the lowest ever 6:10-CNN and Howard Stern blame Trump for Will Smith's hit on Chris Rock 6:25-The fraud surrounding the COVID relief money  6:37-Chris Rock sees his ticket prices soar after getting slapped by Will Smith  6:45-Too many people commend Will Smith's use of violence against Chris Rock  7:01-NEWS 7:05-David Hardy, co-founder of the Boys Latin Charter School and distinguished fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation, joined to discuss Governor Wolf's latest actions to stifle the funding to  public charter schools in Pennsylvania.  7:30-Chris Rock did not apologize to Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith for his joke  7:40-The issue evolving from Chris Rock and Will Smith is the violent reaction based on someone else's speech  7:45-CUT SHEET | Biden backtracks but still defends his comments on regime change | Doocy asks Biden if he is harming the U.S. standing with the world the more he walks back his comments | Don Lemon defends Biden's comments on Putin not remaining in power | Howard Stern compares the Will Smith slap to Donald Trump  8:05-Clarice Schillinger, candidate for Lt. Governor of PA, joined Rich to discuss getting parents' voices back in their kids' classroom to know what they're learning in schools, especially the public school system and bringing similar bills like the Florida Parental Rights in Education to Pennsylvania.  8:19-NEWS 8:35- The PA Family Forum reacts to YouTube taking down their Gubernatorial debate last week  8:50-Buffalo Bills new stadium will mostly be paid by the New York taxpayers 9:04-NEWS 9:08-The criminal fraud in all of the COVID relief spending 9:38-Will Smith did not have to resort to violence against Chris Rock  9:40- CUT SHEET | Twitter goes ballistic over the Oscars playing "Africa" by Toto when Daniel Kaluuya comes to the stage | Senator Elizabeth Warren slams Elon Musk again |  Dr. Scott Gotlieb on mask wearing on airplanes |  9:55-Final Thoughts Photo: Getty Images

In today's second hour, Giordano welcomes back Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate and former U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain to discuss the importance of school choice after a move by Governor Wolf that deals a huge blow to charter schools within Pennsylvania. McSwain, arguably the strongest candidate for school choice, tells the importance of allowing choice in school selection, particularly here in Philadelphia where the public schools underperform. McSwain explains the benefit of school choice, being the common sense concept of competition to encourage accountability for schools that get automatic public funding. Also, Giordano and McSwain discuss the passage of Act 77 and the Republican state lawmaker desire now to negate the bipartisan agreement that should've never been agreed upon in the first place, and McSwain tells why Pennsylvanians deserve a strong leader like him. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Giordano welcomes back Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate and former U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain to discuss the importance of school choice after a move by Governor Wolf that deals a huge blow to charter schools within Pennsylvania. McSwain, arguably the strongest candidate for school choice, tells the importance of allowing choice in school selection, particularly here in Philadelphia where the public schools underperform. McSwain explains the benefit of school choice, being the common sense concept of competition to encourage accountability for schools that get automatic public funding. Also, Giordano and McSwain discuss the passage of Act 77 and the Republican state lawmaker desire now to negate the bipartisan agreement that should've never been agreed upon in the first place, and McSwain tells why Pennsylvanians deserve a strong leader like him. Then David P. Hardy, distinguished senior fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation and co-founder and retired CEO of Boys Latin, a charter school in Philadelphia, joins the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation about school choice. Hardy, a very well-regarded person in the education community, took aim at Governor Wolf on Twitter after Wolf changed rules, making it incredibly hard for charter schools to remain successful in Pennsylvania. Hardy and Giordano discuss the positives of school choice, comparing the differences in successes in public schools with those of charter schools, and telling of the importance of accountability pertaining to public schools. (Photo by Getty Images)

David P. Hardy, distinguished senior fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation and co-founder and retired CEO of Boys Latin, a charter school in Philadelphia, joins the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation about school choice. Hardy, a very well-regarded person in the education community, took aim at Governor Wolf on Twitter after Wolf changed rules, making it incredibly hard for charter schools to remain successful in Pennsylvania. Hardy and Giordano discuss the positives of school choice, comparing the differences in successes in public schools with those of charter schools, and telling of the importance of accountability pertaining to public schools. 

Zeoli Show Hour 4  In the final hour of the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed the concerning rise in gas thefts that are happening across the U.S. amid the rising gas prices. Rich was also joined by Senior reporter at City and State PA Justin Sweitzer, discussing the PA Gubernatorial race.  9:02-NEWS 9:05-Justin Sweitzer, Senior Reporter at City and State PA, joined Rich to discuss the Pennsylvania Gubernatorial race as the primary election for the Republican candidate becomes a key point in where the state will swing. He also discussed the State Supreme Court selecting the redistricting map and how it has affected some of the Congressional races   9:14-Governor Wolf asks the legislator to send money to Ukraine refugees 9:43-Governor Andrew Cuomo sounds like Al Pacino from Any Given Sunday | Is Biden more of a morning or evening person? | Gas theft is on the rise | Zelenskyy believes we're already in WWIII 9:55-Final Thoughts Photo by: Anna Moneymaker / Staff

Today on the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed the controversy still surrounding President Biden's son Hunter Biden. The investigation into his seemingly secretive connections to Russia and Ukraine is still ongoing. We need to know what and who he has connections with as they could mean a major security risk to the nation, especially with Russia invading Ukraine. It can't be swept under the rug.  6:03-NEWS 6:07- Dr. Oz backtracks and tells Fox he will give up his Turkish citizenship if elected to the Senate 6:11-Two years since "two weeks to slow the spread"  6:14-TSA extended the mask mandate for travelers for at least another month  6:25-Jussie Smollett is already out of jail  6:37-President Biden believes everyone has been photographed in a compromising position and blackmailed by it 7:01-NEWS 7:05-United States Senate Candidate Kathy Barnette joined Rich to discuss her thoughts on Ukraine and if the U.S. and NATO should establish a no-fly zone over Ukraine air space.  7:30-Marve denounces all anti- LGBTQ+ bills  7:38-Deeper investigations into Hunter Biden  7:46- CUT SHEET | Biden clarifies that he does think Putin is a war criminal | Psaki questioned on why Biden is now calling Putin a war criminal | Senator Lindsey Graham doesn't regret saying he wants someone to take Putin out | Andrea Mitchell speculates a war in Ukraine would help Democrats |  8:03-Licenses to carry in Philadelphia are skyrocketing  8:10-Governor Andrew Cuomo is already planning on running against Governor Kathy Hochul in New York  8:20-NEWS 8:42-The investigation into Hunter Biden is still ongoing  9:02-NEWS 9:05-Justin Sweitzer, Senior Reporter at City and State PA, joined Rich to discuss the Pennsylvania Gubernatorial race as the primary election for the Republican candidate becomes a key point in where the state will swing. He also discussed the State Supreme Court selecting the redistricting map and how it has affected some of the Congressional races  9:14-Governor Wolf asks the legislator to send money to Ukraine refugees 9:43-Governor Andrew Cuomo sounds like Al Pacino from Any Given Sunday | Is Biden more of a morning or evening person? | Gas theft is on the rise | Zelenskyy believes we're already in WWIII 9:55-Final Thoughts Photo by: Mark Makela / Stringer

Zeoli Show Hour 4:  9:01-Pennsylvania Senate Leader calls on a cut to the Pennsylvania gas tax to help PA families, while Governor Wolf calls on putting a stop to the federal gas tax 9:03-NEWS 9:10-Another month of higher inflation at 7.9% according to consumer price index 9:15-The local New Jersey man behind every Batman movie since 1989 9:27-New Jersey proposes a bill to move snow days for students to virtual learning  941-Cut sheet 9:55-Final Thoughts

Today on the Zeoli Show, a reported 7.9% inflation rate for the month of February continues to loom over President Biden and Democrats heading into this year's mid-terms. A red wave is coming and the Dems have very little to hold it off.  6:04-NEWS 6:10-The Parental Rights in Education bill in Florida continues to be misinterpreted by the left  6:14-Disney CEO Bob Chapek wants to meet with Gov. DeSantis on the bill  6:25-Local bakeries start to feel hurt of the Russian boycott of supplies  6:39-Philadelphia is top St. Patrick's Day city in the country  6:42-Philadelphia over reported their vaccination rate of kids  6:45-NY Democrats portray climate change like 9/11 7:02-NEWS 7:05-The United States still won't get involved militarily with Russia in Ukraine  7:15-Al Pacino was almost not casted to play Michael Corleone  7:31-Jussie Smollett sentencing expected today  7:45- CUT SHEET | Delta kicks off passenger for wearing "F Joe Biden" sweatshirt | Psaki battles Doocy over oil production | CEO Disney wants to meet with Governor Ron DeSantis over the  8:05-Dash Pruett joined Rich discussing her life getting out of the former Soviet Union and a background of parents of both Ukrainian and Russian descent and seeing the current horrors as Russia invades Ukraine. 8:17-Yes, be careful of gas theft  8:20-NEWS 8:35-Founder of SaveJersey.com Matt Rooney joined Rich to discuss the left's odd obsession with the sexualization or teaching of sex to young children in schools and the manifestation of it with their disapproval of the Parental Rights in Education in Florida.  8:52-Pennsylvania warns of rise in rare deer tick virus  8:55-Be positive to live longer 9:01-Pennsylvania Senate Leader calls on a cut to the Pennsylvania gas tax to help PA families, while Governor Wolf calls on putting a stop to the federal gas tax 9:03-NEWS 9:10-Another month of higher inflation at 7.9% according to consumer price index 9:15-The local New Jersey man behind every Batman movie since 1989 9:27-New Jersey proposes a bill to move snow days for students to virtual learning  941-Cut sheet 9:55-Final Thoughts Photo: Getty Images

Zeoli Show Hour 3:  In the third hour of the Zeoli Show, Rich discussed the concern of rising gas prices in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with a possible solution to curb some cost by allowing New Jersey residents pump their own gas at stations in the state. He was joined by Executive Director of the New Jersey Gasoline, C-Store and Automotive Association 8:00-Sal Risalvato, Executive Director of the New Jersey Gasoline, C-Store and Automotive Association, joined Rich to discuss a proposal to allow New Jersey residents to self-pump their own gas and hopefully relieve some stress on the rising gas prices.  8:21-NEWS 8:39-Governor Wolf and several Governors support Congress to enact a "gas tax holiday" to help relief at the pump  8;43-Callers on pumping gas  8:47-MSNBC's Katy Tur says it's insane that the US is depending on authoritarian countries for oil  Photo: Getty Images

Today on the Zeoli Show, the rising prices in gasoline is causing everyone to find solutions to the problem. Including a bill to allow New Jersey residents to pump their own gas to bring down costs. Give everyone the choice of pumping their own or being provided full-service at gas stations, we can't be restricting choice to supply at times like this.  6:05-NEWS 6:10-Biden announces ban on russian oil imports without consulting Congress 6:15-The world isn't ready for green energy  6:37-Jersey shore is already struggling to hire workers 6:44-Russia is going to be fine economically because of China 7:01-NEWS 7:06-Harry Potter author JK Rowling under fire against for anti-trans rhetoric yesterday on International Women's Day  7:15-Competing based on your biological gender 7:31-Former Editor at Russian Today media outlet fears we're on the brink of nuclear war  7:37-New York removes indoor mask mandate but not for early learning students 7:40-Product downsizing is causing a "shrink-flation" for common goods 7:46- CUT SHEET | Elizabeth Warren supports more economic sanctions against Russia to make it painful for Putin | Warren doesn't want profit margins for oil companies to go up | We must go after crypto | Oscar co-host Amy Schumer will 'burn every bridge' at the Oscars this year |  8:00-Sal Risalvato, Executive Director of the New Jersey Gasoline, C-Store and Automotive Association, joined Rich to discuss a proposal to allow New Jersey residents to self-pump their own gas and hopefully relieve some stress on the rising gas prices.  8:21-NEWS 8:39-Governor Wolf and several Governors support Congress to enact a "gas tax holiday" to help relief at the pump  8;43-Callers on pumping gas  8:47-MSNBC's Katy Tur says it's insane that the US is depending on authoritarian countries for oil  9:01-NEWS 9:05- New Jersey Assemblyman Hal Wirths joined Rich to discuss the budget proposal yesterday by Governor Phil Murphy which includes a waive on driver's license and marriage license fees starting this year for residents  9:15-Governor Ron DeSantis confronts reporter on the so-called "don't say gay" bill in Florida  9:43-CUT SHEET  | CNN reporter goes to the New Jersey Turnpike to hear Americans are okay paying higher gas prices to hold Russia accountable | Joy Reid thinks we only care about Ukraine because they're white | President Biden knows we have a lot of questions but he's not answering them yet | Biden warns of continued rise in gas prices and emphasises need for clean energy  9;55-Final Thoughts  

On this Weekly Update with Rep. Martin Causer (R-McKean, Potter & Cameron), we discuss the outrageous budget request by Governor Wolf, and good news for emergency service providers.

Rep. Dowling discusses the Governor Wolf's eighth and final budget proposal, including his request for a huge spending increase.

When the pandemic hit a lot of businesses were effected, many shut down, many were hanging on by a lifeline. In Jordan's case, his dream of opening a brewery lasted 28 days before the government told him to shut down. What followed was Jordan joining a handful of other Pennsylvania businesses in REFUSING to shut down in defiance of Governor Wolf's orders. This is one business of many who dealt with this, this is one business of many that stood their ground, this is one story that shows what it takes to be a lion business owner in a sea of sheep. Today, Jordan's business is thriving but that can't be said for all the businesses that chose to be "Compliant". --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whiskeytangolife/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whiskeytangolife/support

June is Pride Month. We sit down with the Chair of Governor Wolf's Commission on LGBTQ Affairs. Anne shares her background in grassroots organizing and the work of this first in the nation commission. 

The Pennsylvania Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial (America250PA) selected Cassandra Coleman as Executive Director for the America250PA initiative in September, 2019. Cassandra Coleman most recently served as Special Advisor to the Office of Governor Tom Wolf, and previously served as Director of Governor Wolf's Northeast & Central offices. In this role, she was responsible for intergovernmental and constituency services on behalf of the Governor in 28 counties. Ms. Coleman previously served as Finance Director and Deputy Campaign Manager, respectively, for the Tom Wolf for Governor campaign from 2013-2015. She has also served as Deputy Finance Director for United States Senator Bob Casey from 2010-2013. In 2014, Ms. Coleman founded and served as President of Coleman & Associates, a company engaged in charitable, private and political creation of fundraising networks and community and political event planning. Coleman & Associates maintained a client base of state, county and local political candidates, large and small companies, and non-profit organizations. Ms. Coleman has spent a lifetime in public service beginning at a very young age. At the age of twenty, Cassandra was appointed Mayor of her hometown of Exeter Borough to fill her late grandfather, Mayor Joseph Coyne's unexpired term. Following her appointment, Cassandra was re-elected Mayor twice and left office to join the Wolf Administration. In addition to serving as Mayor, Cassandra served as a Junior Council Representative for Exeter Borough during her junior & senior years of high school. Ms. Coleman was one of the youngest female mayors in the history of the United States. She was featured in Oprah Magazine in a segment titled “Women Who Defy Age.” Cassandra was also featured in a national NBC segment called “The Smart Woman”. The Times Leader Media Group honored Cassandra twice for her accomplishments; in 2008 as a Top 40 under 40 recipient and named her in 2019 as one of 14 Distinctive Women. Also in 2019 she was honored to be chosen one of Northeast Pennsylvania Business Journal's Top 25 Women in Business. In her community, Cassandra is a Board Member of Leadership Wilkes-Barre, Junior Leadership of Wilkes-Barre and Children's Service Center. Ms. Coleman is a 2010 graduate of King's College in Wilkes-Barre where she earned a degree in Political Science and was chosen to receive the 2018 Leo Award which is bestowed upon an alumnus/alumna within fifteen years of graduation who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in his/her professional or community activities. Named for the King's mascot, it suggests the energy, pride, and sense of purpose which the recipient personifies. She is also a 2006 proud graduate of Wyoming Area High School in Exeter, PA, where she frequently returns to talk to high school students about Government and their roles in their communities. Ms. Coleman can also regularly be found at her family's Italian restaurant, Vino Dolce, in Hanover Twp, where, over 18 years in business she held every position in the establishment, from salad maker to eventually manager to assist her parents. She truly enjoys all their customers, especially their “regulars” who have become more like family. Cassandra is the proud mother to Jimmy IV and continues to reside in Exeter, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. CASSANDRA COLEMAN Executive Director America250PA.

Last week, Pennsylvanians went to the ballot box and voted to restrict Governor Wolf or any other tyrannical governor's power to institute unending emergency declarations. Never again should this much power be left unchecked in the hands of a petty tyrant.

Part I: Law of the Day - “Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the LORD is one. You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. And these words that I command you today shall be on your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children, and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, and when you walk by the way, and when you lie down, and when you rise. You shall bind them as a sign on your hand, and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes. You shall write them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates.” (Deut. 6:4-9) Part II: Response and critique of Governor Wolf's proposal for subsidizing higher education. Additional Sources: Why College Tuition is So Expensive Pew Research on Federal State Funding of Higher Education PA Race Horse Development Fund Fact Sheet Gutting the PA Race Horse Development Trust Fund As always, if you have any civic/government related questions, feel free to email me at thegbgpodcast@gmail.com, and I will be happy to address them on the program. Thank you and God bless! Follow me on Facebook or Twitter or go to www.ericluppold.com Please support me on Patreon!

Part I: Law of the Day - “You shall not oppress your neighbor or rob him. The wages of a hired worker shall not remain with you all night until the morning.” (Lev. 19:13) Part II: An analysis and critique of the minimum wage changes proposed by Governor Wolf of Pennsylvania  As always, if you have any civic/government related questions, feel free to email me at thegbgpodcast@gmail.com, and I will be happy to address them on the program. Thank you and God bless! Follow me on Facebook or Twitter or go to www.ericluppold.com Please support me on Patreon!

It Must Be the 3 Percent Today's topics include: A new study done by Carnegie-Mellon University says 97% of Pittsburgh residents are wearing masks in compliance with government orders, but according to Governor Wolf, there’s a huge increase in cases. So is it the 3% or a failure of masks? Libby Emmons of Post Millennial says the most selfish generation is to blame. Then, Corey DeAngelis of the Cato Foundation lays out how teachers refusing to work during COVID will affect the school choice movement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There is evidence of massive and coordinated voter fraud in key “swing states” compliments of the Hugo Chavez/Democrat party/Dominion rigged software conspiracy. But, even more important than getting this evidence before judges (maybe the Supreme Court) is for these state legislatures to PAY ATTENTION! Even if Governor Wolf of Pennsylvania “certifies” the state's electoral votes for Biden, the legislature can certify for Trump. The goal is simple: deny 270 for Biden and throw the election into the House. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Good for Al Villanueva Today's topics include: The offensive lineman broke ranks with his Steeler teammates to support Alwyne Cashe, who died from his injuries in Iraq. Cashe could become the first black to be awarded the Silver Star but Al’s taking some heat. Then, State Rep. Ryan Warner talks about the unconstitutionality of Governor Wolf’s decrees. Finally, the Washington Examiner’s Byron York discussed his book Obsession: Inside the Washington Establishment’s Never-Ending War on Trump.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who Could Watch That? Today's topics include: The Democrat Pseudo-Convention is underway in Milwaukee. Or is it really? Who knows. You didn’t have to watch it to know…everything is Donald Trump’s fault! Congressman Guy Reschenthaler (PA 14) joins John to and gives his reaction to the DNC puke-fest. Finally, the high school coaches and the PIAA are lining up against Governor Wolf and Aunt Rachel’s opposition to kids playing fall sports. John gets the lowdown from Bob Greenberg from Sports Radio 96.7 in Sharon, PA who’s covered PIAA sports for 34 years.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

His Excellency Has Spoken Today's topics include: Governor Wolf and Aunt Rachel have recommended today that no High School sports should be played until after January 1st. Lots of kids have been getting up early and working out and practicing five days a week for a season that won’t happen. Then, President of American Commitment Phil Kerpen will talk about a new COVID 19 self-test that costs $2 apiece that the FDA won’t approve. Finally, Matt Dowling of the PA House of Representatives is here to talk about the governor’s latest decree.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tell Her to Call Cyril Wecht Today's topics include: Washington DC Mayor Muriel Bowser is requiring all DC residents to wear a mask. A requirement Dr. Cyril Wecht laughed at a month ago on this program when Governor Wolf mandated PA residents do the same. Then, John Perrotto has covered baseball for 30 years. He suggests one way to make tonight’s MLB Opening less weird would be to turn down the artificial noise. Finally, Kentucky State University professor Wilfred Reilly is here to talk about the major sports leagues promoting Black Lives Matter. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here We Go Again Today's topics include: More restrictions, more stupidity. Governor Wolf and “Aunt Rachel” announced additional restrictions for Pennsylvania bars and restaurants. John sees no reason for them. Then, Corey DeAngelis at the Cato Institute is here to discuss reopening schools and not forcing parents to pay for closed ones. Finally, Terry Jones of Issues & Insights talks about positive COVID numbers being covered up by the media and how to create a pandemic panic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark talks about the insanity from yet another Democrat lockdown dictator.

GOVERNOR CUOMO, GOVERNOR MURPHY, GOVERNOR LAMONT, GOVERNOR WOLF, GOVERNOR CARNEY, GOVERNOR RAIMONDO & GOVERNOR BAKER ANNOUNCE JOINT MULTI-STATE AGREEMENT TO DEVELOP REGIONAL SUPPLY CHAIN FOR PPE AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT States Will Aggregate Demand for PPE, Medical Equipment and Testing on a Regional Basis Regional Supply Chains Will Help Realize Better Pricing, Delivery and Reliability of PPE and Medical Equipment for States

We Have Breaking News Today's topics include: Yep, this shocking news just came in - Hillary Clinton has endorsed Joe Biden for President of the United States... Next, Matt Mackowiak (Travis County, Texas Republican Party Chairman) discusses the easing of lock-down restrictions in Texas over COVID-19 concerns. And finally, Sean Parnell (Republican running for Congress, Pennsylvania District 17) joins the show to continue the discussion on the current state of lock-down restrictions in Pennsylvania under Governor Wolf.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Abolish The Family Today's topics include: You heard right. If we've learned anything from this pandemic, it's that families are a bad idea. Or at least according to Sophie Lewis, a writer at openDemocracy... Next, John gives you the latest gaffe from Joe Biden, along with some sound from Nancy Pelosi blaming - who else - President Trump over how he is handling the virus outbreak. And finally, Mallory Quigley (Vice President of Communications at SBA List [Susan B. Anthony List]) joins the show to discuss Pennsylvania's own Governor Wolf and his failure to stop abortions during the pandemic.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our Newsmaker Interview, Cara & Bob talk with Nina Rees, President and CEO of the National Alliance for Charter Public Schools on what Election 2020 presidential candidates are saying about charters, the diverse families being served by these schools, and the quest for excellence & equity. Stories of the Week: In Pennsylvania's capital, protesting Governor Wolf's crackdown on charter schools... Source