Podcasts about Halbig

With growing violence against Christians in Nigeria, Jacqueline Halbig von Schleppenbach discusses what Catholics can do to help our brothers and sisters in Christ.

With growing violence against Christians in Nigeria, Jacqueline Halbig von Schleppenbach discusses what Catholics can do to help our brothers and sisters in Christ.

Weiter geht's mit Folge 52 von Alles Geht. Zu Gast ist Fabian Halbig, Absolvent der Abt. V - Produktion und Medienwirtschaft. Die beiden sprechen über den Geschmack künstlicher Aromen, die notwendige Bewegung und Gesundheitstipps, wie Philipp Lahm so ist und über Fußball. Außerdem: Wie ist Fabian an die Filmhochschule gekommen? Woher stammen die Namen Killerpilze und Nordpolaris? Und wie ist es seine Stars zu treffen? Hier findet ihr Infos zum Film von Vera Brückner, den Fabian erwähnt.Und hier könnt ihr mehr über die Projekte der Nordpolaris nachlesen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Raphi und Lenz werden in die legendären Weltraumstudios eingeladen und treffen dort auf JO HALBIG. Der frühere Killerpilze-Leadsänger hat ihr seine ersten Hits aufgenommen und die Nostalgie ist deutlich zu spüren. Mit Jo sprechen Raphi und Lenz über seinen neuen musikalischen Weg, die Rockstar-Zeit mit den Killerpilzen, Aufmerksamkeitsdrang und Fußball. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören! Die Folge wird unterstützt von Aqua Monaco: aquamonaco.com Alle Infos zum Podcast: https://linktr.ee/2wischendurch.podcast

Viele Künstler, insbesondere Musiker, denken: "Ich bin richtig gut. Ich habe ein tolles Produkt". Das reicht schon. Sie verbreiten ihre Musik auf Social Media und hoffen, dass sie entdeckt werden. Meist passiert nichts oder sie landen mit zwielichtigen Versprechungen bei komischen Agenturen, die wenig an dem Erfolg der Band interessiert sind. Im Interview mit Jo Halbig (Hat eine Agentur für Musiker, Rockstarcoaching und hat selbst erfolgreich die Band Killerpilze aufgebaut) sprechen wir über typische Denkfehler bei Künstlern und wie sie online erfolgreich werden können. Infos zu Jo gibt es hier: https://coaching.superlifepromo.de/rockyourbusiness-u1

If you're going to build a business that lasts long term, you really can't go it alone. And while Tiffany clearly leaned a lot on her mentors during the first 17 years of building Element Three, there was a tipping point when she knew it was time to build her support system from the inside. This is the story of the people who taught her this valuable lesson. Chapter 9: Dedicated to my team In this final episode of The First 17 Years, Tiffany introduces you to three key members of her executive team: Sarah Riggio, Darren Halbig, and Danielle Falconer. Each have challenged her, pushed back against her, and helped not only take Element Three to its next phase of growth—but Tiffany, too. Listen in for an intimate look at what it's like to build a team who pushes you to become better every day. Want to join the conversation? Sign up for Tiffany's newsletter. She'll share strategies, tips, tricks, and mindsets to help high achievers who want a lot out of life.

Darren Halbig is, at his core, an artist. He's a designer by trade, and a massively creative individual. When he stepped into a leadership role at Element Three, he reached a boiling point—he had to give up design in order to prioritize leading his 25-person team. So..was it worth it? In this candid conversation, Joe and Reid connect the dots between Darren's parents fostering 70 to 100 children and Darren fostering growth in his colleagues. Finally, they contrast Darren and Tiffany Sauder's perspectives on growth, from our previous episode, and follow a new lede for our next conversation..

It's wonderful to highlight a couple of PT owners who are not only past coaching clients but also young mothers who gathered the courage to partner up and create their own PT practice. Susan Halbig, PT, DPT and Karen Pettine, PT, DPT of ABQ Scoliosis and Spine Therapy in Albuquerque, NM found themselves as new mothers with a common desire to open up their own PT clinic. Not only have they been successful since then, they have provided specialized care to do so. Rather than a "take any and all patients" approach, they have "niched down" to see the exact patients they want to see and have expanded quickly because of it.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://ptoclub.com/

Ich spreche mit Frank über euer Blumenkonzept. Vom Brautstrauß angefangen hinzu den Ansteckern über die Tischdekoration hin zur kompletten Raumgestaltung. Frank erzählt uns bildlich seine Vorgehensweise. Welcher Brautstrauß passt zu welchem Kleid? Welchen Charakter soll eure Hochzeit haben? Vintage, Boho oder doch lieber Greenery? Wir sprechen über die Farbauswahl und wie diese sich wiederum auf den Charakter niederschlägt. Was meint ihr, welches Blumenarrangement bildet das Herzstück eures gesamten Blumenkonzepts? Und wie könnt ihr euer Budget einhalten? Frank erzählt uns sein außergewöhnlichstes Blumenkonzept und erklärt uns auch den Unterschied zwischen Blumenbinder und Florist! Viel Spaß beim Hören wünscht 1 A Blumen Halbig und die Hochzeits-Plauderei!

... daher bin ich ausgezogen.“ Mit diesem Satz hat alles angefangen. In den 90ern, mit 17 Jahren, zog Markus von Zuhause aus, da er für sich merkte, dass es mit ihm und seinen Eltern unter einem Dach nicht mehr funktioniert. Markus ist der Meinung, dass wenn man etwas erreichen will, egal was es ist, man sich von den Menschen lösen muss, die einem vom Gegenteil überzeugen wollen. Im heutigen Podcast erzählt uns Markus von seinem Lebensweg. Von seinem Auszug bei seinen Eltern über diverse Nebenjobs bis heute. Wie er dadurch zurück zu seinen Leidenschaften gefunden hat und was ihn dabei bewegte? Er hat uns mit seinem natürlichen Wesen sehr Imponiert und es ist uns eine besondere Freude, dass uns seinen Lebensweg erzählt. Hört rein und erlebt Markus spannende Geschichte jetzt gleich. Wenn ihr noch mehr von Markus sehen wollt, folgt ihm auf Instagram www.instagram.com/markus_fit_statt_fett Folge uns für noch mehr Infos und Neuigkeiten - www.instagram.com/koblenz_hybrider

On this week’s Truth to Power, we gather folks around the microphones for a community conversation about the “Forever Chemicals” in our environment known as PFAS which were made famous by the recent film “Dark Waters.” Joining hosts Justin Mog (Sustainability Now!) and Hart Hagan (The Climate Report / Let’s Talk) are three community experts. Teena Halbig, U of L B.S. and Certificate in Medical Technology, MT(ASCP), Microbiologist, Virologist, Clinical Laboratory Scientist, and U of L Researcher (retired). Sheron Lear is President and Co-founder along with Teena of the Floyds Fork Environmental Association, and she is in her 60th year working in laboratory health care and medicine. Satchel Walton, is a junior at DuPont Manual who is journalist, and author: Check out his reporting on PFAS at https://thegreenreport.org/forever-chemicals-in-louisville-drinking-water-is-it-time-for-action/ PFAS in Drinking Water will be explored at an upcoming public virtual event on Tuesday, October 20, 2020 10am-2:30pm in recognition of United Nations Day & UN Human Rights Day. Find all the details and the link to join at https://louisville.edu/sustainability/events/united-nations-day-un-human-rights-day-program-human-trafficking-forever-chemicals-pfas National legislation that is pending with respect to PFAS include: H.R.535 - PFAS Action Act of 2019 https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/535 H.R.2377 - Protect Drinking Water from PFAS Act of 2019 https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/2377 H.R.2605 - Prevent Release Of Toxics Emissions, Contamination, and Transfer Act of 2019. https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/2605 Learn more from the Environmental Working Group at http://www.ewg.org We recommend the films Dark Waters and The Devil We Know, and Rob Bilott's book, Exposure. According to the EPA: “Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of [anthropogenic] chemicals that includes PFOA, PFOS, GenX, and many other chemicals. PFAS have been manufactured and used in a variety of industries around the globe, including in the United States since the 1940s. [These] chemicals are very persistent in the environment and in the human body – meaning they don’t break down and they can accumulate over time. There is evidence that exposure to PFAS can lead to adverse human health effects. PFAS can be found in: - Food packaged in PFAS-containing materials, processed with equipment that used PFAS, or grown in PFAS-contaminated soil or water. - Commercial household products, including stain- and water-repellent fabrics, nonstick products (e.g., Teflon), polishes, waxes, paints, cleaning products, and fire-fighting foams (a major source of groundwater contamination at airports and military bases where firefighting training occurs). - Workplace, including production facilities or industries (e.g., chrome plating, electronics manufacturing or oil recovery) that use PFAS. - Drinking water, typically localized and associated with a specific facility (e.g., manufacturer, landfill, wastewater treatment plant, firefighter training facility). - Living organisms, including fish, animals and humans, where PFAS have the ability to build up and persist over time. …Although PFOA and PFOS are no longer manufactured in the U.S., they are still produced internationally and can be imported in consumer goods such as carpet, leather and apparel, textiles, paper and packaging, coatings, rubber and plastics.” Learn more at https://www.epa.gov/pfas/basic-information-pfas On Truth to Power each week, we gather Forward Radio programmers and friends to discuss the state of the world, the nation, the state, and the city! It's a community conversation like you won't hear anywhere else! Truth to Power airs every Sunday at 4pm, Monday at 2pm, and Tuesday at 9am on Louisville's grassroots, community radio station, Forward Radio 106.5fm WFMP and live streams at http://forwardradio.org

In der zwölften Episode von "How To Make It" habe ich die große Ehremich mit Jo Halbig, Bandleader der Killerpilze und Gründer von Superlife Promo, über eine ganze Reihe an Themen zu unterhalten. Wir sprechen unter anderem über den Durchbruch von Musiker in der heutigen Zeit, erfolgreiches Crowdfunding, gravierende Fehler bei Künstlern und die Organisation eines erfolgreichen Festivals oder Konzertes. Also viel Spaß beim Zuhören. Mehr Infos zu Jo und Superlife Promo: ↳ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/johalbig/ ↳ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superlifepromo/ ↳ Musikmarketing-Agentur: www.superlifepromo.de ↳ Rockstar-Coaching: https://coaching.superlifepromo.de/rockyourbusiness-u1 & www.rockstarcoaching.de ↳ Superlife On Demand: www.superlifeondemand.de Adamant Music: ↳ Facebook: http://bit.ly/AdamantMusic-FB ↳ Instagram: http://bit.ly/AdamantMusic-IG ↳ Spotify: http://bit.ly/AdamantMusic-SP ↳ Website: http://bit.ly/AdamantMusic-WS

Den Major-Plattenvertrag unterschrieb Jo Halbig bereits als Teenager. Seine Band „Die Killerpilze“ wurde zweimal auf dem Cover der BRAVO abgebildet und das Debütalbum erlangte Gold-Status. Nach zwei Jahren kündigte Universal Music den Vertrag plötzlich und seitdem veröffentlichen die „Die Killerpilze“ ihre Musik auf dem eigenen Label killerpilzerecords, das sie kurzerhand aus der Not heraus und ohne echtes Vorwissen auf die Beine stellten. Aus den jungen Musikern wurden auch junge Unternehmer. Jo Halbig gründete dann 2011 die PR-Agentur Superlife Promo und arbeitet nicht nur für eigene, sondern auch andere Bands und Firmen. Außerdem initiierte er das Donauside Festival, veranstaltet angesagte Partys in München und betreut Kaiba, der mit unglaublichen 500.000.000 Plays seiner Single „Overdose“ bei TikTok einen viralen Hit landete. Der Bremer Rapper steht mittlerweile bei Universal Music unter Vertrag - der alten Plattenfirma von Jo Halbigs Band. Im Podcast mit Alexander Schröder erzählt der auch als Speaker und Coach aktive Geschäftsmann und Musiker, welche Schwierigkeiten und Herausforderungen er und seine Band in den ersten Jahren als Unternehmer zu meistern hatten. Er bilanziert, welche Vorteile dieser Weg für seine Band bietet und wie er die Zukunft der PR-Arbeit sieht. Halbig liefert Insights zur Verteilung des Marketingbudgets sowie den perfekten Fan-Kanälen für „Die Killerpilze“ und beschreibt, was es mit dem von ihm angebotenen „Rockstar Coaching“ auf sich hat. Außerdem berichtet er von seinem Ausflug in die Start-Up-Welt bei YOU MAWO. Er baute zum Launch 2016 den Marketingbereich des Anbieters für maßangefertige 3D-Brillen mit auf und vergleicht diese Herangehensweise mit der in der Musikbranche. www.killerpilze.de www.superlifepromo.de www.redfield-records.com

Heute zu Gast bei uns ist Jo Halbig von den Killerpilzen. Wir sprechen über die Höhen und Tiefen seiner 17 jährige Karriere im Musikbusiness. Von Bandentstehung der Killerpilze, wie sie zum großen Plattendeal gekommen sind, ihre Zeit als Teeniestars am Bravocover, großen Konzerthallen, Privatjets, Fans die im Garten ihrer Eltern campierten und dem großen Rückschlag als der Plattendeal platzte und sie plötzlich alles selbst in die Hand nehmen mussten, ihr eigenes Label gründeten und mit ihrem Durchhaltvermögen und Leidenschaft zu Musik bis heute auf den Bühnen stehen.

Tanner Halbig, Orr alumnus of the class of 2014, talks about how he made a career for himself completely different from his Finance background and also started his own company within a week of getting laid off at Angie's List at the end of his fellowship.

My breakdown of the new BOMBSHELL Alex Jones Sandy Hook Video Deposition.Alex Jones Sandy Hook Video Deposition FULL 3 hourshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kaxHqdZi2EAn Honest Look at the Sandy Hook Conspiracy with CW Wade (Part 1) https://www.spreaker.com/user/exum/lets-have-an-honest-look-at-sandy-hook-w?utm_medium=widget&utm_source=user%3A4662315&utm_term=episode_titleAn Honest Look at the Sandy Hook Conspiracy with CW Wade (Part 2) https://www.spreaker.com/user/exum/lets-have-an-honest-look-at-sandy-hook-w_1?utm_medium=widget&utm_source=user%3A4662315&utm_term=episode_titleNewly Discovered Sandy Hook Photo Evidence Debunks Conspiracyhttps://www.spreaker.com/user/exum/newly-discovered-sandy-hook-photo-eviden?utm_medium=widget&utm_source=user%3A4662315&utm_term=episode_titlehttps://www.honr.com/http://sandyhookfacts.com/http://alexexum.com

My breakdown of the new BOMBSHELL Alex Jones Sandy Hook Video Deposition.Alex Jones Sandy Hook Video Deposition FULL 3 hourshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kaxHqdZi2EAn Honest Look at the Sandy Hook Conspiracy with CW Wade (Part 1) https://www.spreaker.com/user/exum/lets-have-an-honest-look-at-sandy-hook-w?utm_medium=widget&utm_source=user%3A4662315&utm_term=episode_titleAn Honest Look at the Sandy Hook Conspiracy with CW Wade (Part 2) https://www.spreaker.com/user/exum/lets-have-an-honest-look-at-sandy-hook-w_1?utm_medium=widget&utm_source=user%3A4662315&utm_term=episode_titleNewly Discovered Sandy Hook Photo Evidence Debunks Conspiracyhttps://www.spreaker.com/user/exum/newly-discovered-sandy-hook-photo-eviden?utm_medium=widget&utm_source=user%3A4662315&utm_term=episode_titlehttps://www.honr.com/http://sandyhookfacts.com/http://alexexum.com

Erik is a long-established touring and session player in Nashville, who is currently making a name for himself in production and songwriting. He produced Ty Herndon’s Grammy nominated record, “House on Fire” and wrote 11 of the 12 songs on the record, as well. He’s also toured with Jake Owens, Sara Evans, Thompson Square, Sugarland, Tanya Tucker, Wynonna and others Erik has had a number of side hustles over his career, and they have allowed him to become a successful real estate investor. He shares them all with you during this convo, plus… some things he might have done differently, early on in his career… how he’s changed (for the better) over the years… an amazing gift his dad gave him… and how he lowered his stress levels, dramatically. GREAT convo with an energetic, enthusiastic and successful musician: Subscribe https://www.EveryoneLovesGuitar.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ELovesGuitar

Join host, Greg Carlwood, as he talked Sandy Hook, Capstone Events, and The Coming Lawsuit, with Wolfgang Halbig. Folks, we have seen many strange and sad events since 9/11 that seem to fit the template of a false flag, but even more strange is the suggestion of a “full blown simulation” in some of the active shooter situations we've been shown by the media. Of these events, there is none more divisive and irregular than the events at Sandy Hook Elementary on December 14th, 2012. And when you start looking into the details, you find so many holes and irregularities, that you're forced to wrestle with conclusion that this event was more stagecraft than shooting. Of course I'm no expert, but luckily folks, today we do have one in our midst, by the name of Wolfgang Halbig, and I can think of no one more qualified to give there analysis of a school shooting than him. Mr. Halbig is the former Executive Director of the National Institute for School and Workplace Safety. He has worked in public education as a teacher, Dean, Assistant Principal, Principal, and even Director. He's also held the title as Director For School Safety & Security of the Seminole Country Public School System, a school district of approximately 65,000 students. Mr. Halbig also has law enforcement experience as a former Florida State Trooper in Miami, FL, and as a United States Customs Inspector. That is no small resume, and when his job has been to prepare schools and public places for exactly these types of situations, I think we owe it to him to listen. Unfortunately, in the years since, Wolfgang has had his life turned upside down, and his family threatened just for asking basic questions, seeking out records, and looking for explanations to why traditional protocols he's professionally familiar with were not followed. Now we have him here at a very crucial time, hot off the heels of our good friend Marty Leed's documentary about the situation entitled Dear Wolfgang- and just as he's preparing for the culmination of his ongoing legal battle- as he's currently being sued by Lenard Posner, the supposed parent of Noah Posner. One of the alleged victims at Sandy Hook. 02:50 Wolfgang starts by expanding on his credentials and why his expertise shouldn't be dismissed. 12:48 Wolfgang explains how unreasonable it is to believe that Adam Lanza acted alone, given what he knows about the supposed weapons involved. 29:40 Wolfgang describes a “capstone event” and explains why that might be what we're looking at in the Sandy Hook saga. 40:29 Wolfgang talks about his relationship with the Alex Jones Show, and his disappointment with their 180 on the Sand y Hook issue. Wolfgang's trial starts Nov 7th. Support or contact him via any of the following methods: Check or Money Order made out to: Sandy Hook Justice 25526 hawks run lane Sorrento, FL 32776 Phone: 352-729-2559 Email: Wolfgang.halbig@comcast.net Also be sure to check out Marty Leeds' documentary, Dear Woflgang, Revisiting Sandy Hook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8o7dy3-_LK0 *Marty has informed THC that his video is constantly being taken down due. In the event this link no longer applies, just search for the title. People have been encouraged to keep it alive via their own channels. You should be able to find it somewhere. Become a Plus Member at www.TheHighersideChatsPlus.com/subscribe to hear a second hour of all THC episodes. This week's included: -the chase in the woods we saw on TV that day -working with trump administration -the “follow the money” trails If you want to stay connected to The Higherside Chats, join us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHighersideChatsPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/HighersideChats Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheHighersideChats Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/highersidechats Review us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.

We start with developments in an area at the core of expertise: speed traps. We continue with policing and, mainly, more on the Obamacare II case. We also have been told to expect an emolument. This show’s links: Michelle Wirth, Bill To Reduce ‘Speed Traps’ Gains Senate Approval DOJ Civil Rights Division, Investigation of the Ferguson Police Department; AG Holder’s prepared remarks on the report Oral Argument 52: Nihilism The SCOTUSblog page for King v. Burwell, containing the briefs, commentary, and links to the argument David Ziff, Halbig and the “Isolationist” Theory of Statutory Interpretation David Ziff, Halbig and the Problem of Creeping Constitutionalism Simon Maloy, GOP’s George Costanza Moment: The “Moops” Doctrine and the War on Obamacare coffeegeek.com’s review of the Gene Cafe Roaster

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In Pruitt v. Burwell and Halbig v. Burwell, federal courts have ruled that the Internal Revenue Service is misinterpreting the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, unlawfully paying billions of dollars to private health insurance companies, and unlawfully subjecting more than 50 million individuals and employers to the Act's individual and employer mandates. In King v. Burwell, another federal court found the IRS's interpretation is permissible. A fourth lawsuit, Indiana v. IRS, is due a ruling at any time.While these cases attempt to uphold the ACA by challenging the Obama administration's interpretation, supporters and critics agree they could have as large an impact on the law as any constitutional challenge. Is the IRS acting within the confines of the law? Is the ACA unworkable as written? Is it inevitable that the Supreme Court will hear one of these cases, or a similar challenge yet to be filed? What is the impact of the IRS's (mis)interpretation? What impact would a ruling for the plaintiffs have on the health care sector and the ACA? Leading experts, including the attorneys general behind Pruitt v. Burwell and Indiana v. IRS, will discuss these and other dimensions of this litigation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Pruitt v. Burwell and Halbig v. Burwell, federal courts have ruled that the Internal Revenue Service is misinterpreting the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, unlawfully paying billions of dollars to private health insurance companies, and unlawfully subjecting more than 50 million individuals and employers to the Act's individual and employer mandates. In King v. Burwell, another federal court found the IRS's interpretation is permissible. A fourth lawsuit, Indiana v. IRS, is due a ruling at any time.While these cases attempt to uphold the ACA by challenging the Obama administration's interpretation, supporters and critics agree they could have as large an impact on the law as any constitutional challenge. Is the IRS acting within the confines of the law? Is the ACA unworkable as written? Is it inevitable that the Supreme Court will hear one of these cases, or a similar challenge yet to be filed? What is the impact of the IRS's (mis)interpretation? What impact would a ruling for the plaintiffs have on the health care sector and the ACA? Leading experts, including the attorneys general behind Pruitt v. Burwell and Indiana v. IRS, will discuss these and other dimensions of this litigation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Pruitt v. Burwell and Halbig v. Burwell, federal courts have ruled that the Internal Revenue Service is misinterpreting the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, unlawfully paying billions of dollars to private health insurance companies, and unlawfully subjecting more than 50 million individuals and employers to the Act's individual and employer mandates. In King v. Burwell, another federal court found the IRS's interpretation is permissible. A fourth lawsuit, Indiana v. IRS, is due a ruling at any time.While these cases attempt to uphold the ACA by challenging the Obama administration's interpretation, supporters and critics agree they could have as large an impact on the law as any constitutional challenge. Is the IRS acting within the confines of the law? Is the ACA unworkable as written? Is it inevitable that the Supreme Court will hear one of these cases, or a similar challenge yet to be filed? What is the impact of the IRS's (mis)interpretation? What impact would a ruling for the plaintiffs have on the health care sector and the ACA? Leading experts, including the attorneys general behind Pruitt v. Burwell and Indiana v. IRS, will discuss these and other dimensions of this litigation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Pruitt v. Burwell and Halbig v. Burwell, federal courts have ruled that the Internal Revenue Service is misinterpreting the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, unlawfully paying billions of dollars to private health insurance companies, and unlawfully subjecting more than 50 million individuals and employers to the Act's individual and employer mandates. In King v. Burwell, another federal court found the IRS's interpretation is permissible. A fourth lawsuit, Indiana v. IRS, is due a ruling at any time.While these cases attempt to uphold the ACA by challenging the Obama administration's interpretation, supporters and critics agree they could have as large an impact on the law as any constitutional challenge. Is the IRS acting within the confines of the law? Is the ACA unworkable as written? Is it inevitable that the Supreme Court will hear one of these cases, or a similar challenge yet to be filed? What is the impact of the IRS's (mis)interpretation? What impact would a ruling for the plaintiffs have on the health care sector and the ACA? Leading experts, including the attorneys general behind Pruitt v. Burwell and Indiana v. IRS, will discuss these and other dimensions of this litigation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The latest round of lawsuits surrounding the Affordable Care Act ask that the law be implemented as written. Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt discusses his lawsuit.Pruitt, Halbig, King & Indiana: Is ObamaCare Once Again Headed to the Supreme Court? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Allison will discuss "The Philosophical Fight for the Future of America"—the battle of ideas and morality between Progressive collectivism and free market capitalism that will define the future well being of America. These divergent world views are not reconcilable and lead to radically different public policy outcomes. Cato’s president will examine the threat posed by the proliferation of statist ideas, as well as ways to increase public understanding of the merits of individual liberty and limited government.Next, Michael Cannon will discuss the important Halbig v. Burwell decision—a ruling that could lead to the ultimate repeal of Obamacare. In the landmark decision, the D.C. Circuit ruled the president has no authority to tax, borrow, and spend tens of billions of dollars to mask from consumers in 36 states the true cost of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's overpriced health insurance. If the court's ruling stands, millions of Americans will feel the full cost of their Obamacare coverage and will demand thatCongress reopen and possibly repeal the law.Finally, David Boaz will discuss the future for freedom in America. From the rapid rise to prominence of first-term Senator Rand Paul to the state-level movements to legalize gay marriage and marijuana, the philosophy of fiscal conservatism, social liberalism, and restrained foreign policy seems to be gaining currency in American politics. In light of recent setbacks for individual liberty, Cato’s executive vice president will discuss how we can get back on the path to freedom, free markets, limited government, and peace at this auspicious "libertarian moment." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Confused by all the talk around Halbig v. Burwell? Rumors abound that this case represents the next big legal challenge to Obamacare, but how do we know it's not just hype surrounding a technicality, as the law's supporters suggest? In Halbig, an IRS interpretation of Obamacare – dubious, but crucial to the law's implementation – was rejected by the courts as an unlawful use of administrative authority. The underlying concern is the ongoing revival of extralegal executive powers – akin to the "Royal Prerogative" of yore – under the banner of "Administrative Law." If the Halbig decision stands, it would represent at least a small win against the growth of executive power. But health care isn't the only area where increasingly absolute executive authority is eroding the checks and balances of our constitutional government. Columbia Law Professor Philip Hamburger will join the show to clear up the confusion, and to reveal the long historical struggle to constrain extralegal power as told in his fascinating new book, Is Administrative Law Unlawful?

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act says its exchange subsidies, employer-mandate tax, and (to a large extent) its individual-mandate tax may be implemented only "through an Exchange established by the State." Since January, however, the IRS has been implementing those provisions (save the delay of the employer mandate) in the 36 states with exchanges established by the federal government. Four lawsuits have been filed so far challenging the IRS's actions. On July 22, the D.C. Circuit ruled in Halbig v. Burwell that the IRS has no such authority — in essence, that the Obama administration is violating the law by taxing, borrowing, and spending tens of billions of dollars to encourage people to enroll in ObamaCare. On the same day, the Fourth Circuit issued a conflicting ruling in King v. Burwell, which the plaintiffs have appealed to the Supreme Court. Two scholars who laid the groundwork for these lawsuits will explain what the two courts said, what happens next, and what Halbig and King mean for the nation. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals—known as the second-highest court in the land—has ruled in the case Halbig v. Burwell that the IRS regulation authorizing tax credits in federal exchanges was invalid. But at the center of the Halbig ruling is checking presidential power. President Obama, like an autocrat, thought he could levy taxes on his own authority.The decision also shows that the Affordable Care Act does not work as promised. Could this lead to the collapse of Obamacare? What’s the next step in the effort to replace the ACA with a free-market alternative? Cato scholar Michael Cannon—along with law professor Jonathan Adler—first drew attention to this issue in August 2011 and has been called the “intellectual father” of Halbig. Michael will update Cato Sponsors on the latest developments, chart the next move, and take your questions.Recommended Reading:"Reining in ObamaCare — and the President," by Michael F. Cannon and Jonathan H. Adler"Halbig v. Sebelius," by Jonathan H. Adler and Michael F. Cannon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How big is the Halbig ruling and what does it mean for Arkansas?

A win for the plaintiffs in the case of Halbig v. Burwell would free a quarter million employers and 57 million workers from ObamaCare mandates. Michael F. Cannon explains. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Girls gone wild! Supreme Court's lady justices on the Hobby Lobby case! Another Obamacare delay--How long are people waiting in line? Halbig case: You never heard of this Obamacare case, but it could unravel everything Why aren't people paying for Obamacare? Are they deadbeats? NOT the Sweet 16: Obama to meet Pope Francis Cardinal labels Obama anti-Christian on eve of his meeting with Pope Francis Military Bracket-ology (Russia up; US down) Ban Bossy? Who is she? Ban Internet gambling? Oh, we know what that is. But who ARE those anonymous players? GUESTS: Kent Masterson Brown, healthcare lawyer extraordinaire Bill Gertz, national security editor for The Washington Times Katie Yoder, Culture and Media Institute Jim Thackston, software engineer (deciphers poker websites) Michael Cannon, Cato Institute healthcare expert

SHOW INFORMATION: www.TonyTrombo.com My special guest is ERIK HALBIG. Erik is a touring musician who has played around the world with country's biggests stars!

In Halbig v. Sebelius, four individual taxpayers and three employers are challenging a seemingly obscure IRS decree. The IRS claims the authority to issue hundreds of billions of dollars in subsidies to health-insurance companies, and to impose penalties on individual taxpayers and employers, in the 33 states that have refused to establish a health insurance "exchange" under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). The Halbig plaintiffs assert this decree would penalize them in violation of the clear, consistent, and unambiguous language of the PPACA, as well as congressional intent. The Congressional Research Service writes that Halbig "could be a major obstacle to the implementation of the Act." Law professor Michael Greve writes, "all of ObamaCare hangs on the outcome." The lead attorney in Halbig, Michael Carvin, and three other panelists will discuss the legality of the IRS's decree and the implications for the PPACA. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Er ist mit 16 Jahren bereits ein Musik- und Kinostar. Fabian Halbig, Drummer der Rockband "Killerpilze" spielte im neuen "Vorstadtkrokodile" Kinofilm die Rolle des Rollstuhlfahrers Kai und ist auch im zweiten Teil wieder dabei. Mit Julian spricht Fabian über die Geschichte der "Killerpilze" von damals bis heute und seine ersten Schritte im Film-Business. Ehrlich, locker und offen erzählt er aus seinem aufregenden Leben!