Podcasts about healthy holly

Happy hump day, Queerdos! And do we have a delicious and nutritious meal for you today. And it's all locally sourced from right here in Maryland. First, Kevin's True Crime Story is a Baltimore public corruption scandal with a cute mascot: say hello to Healthy Holly! Next, in our Spoopy Tale, Miss has a new cryptid for us to meet: the part-dragon, part-cyclops, part-tentacle monster, the Snallygaster. So double-check your spelling, sharpen your fearsome talons, and get ready for this week's episode, hon! Let's dive in! Source notes: www.creepyinqueeriespod.com. Follow on Instagram: @CreepyInQueeriesPod. Listen on Youtube: Creepy InQueeries Pod. Facebook: @CreepyInQueeriesPod. Email: creepyinqueeriespod@gmail.com.

Yesterday, during nearly three and a half hours of raw, emotional, and often irate testimony, four police officers who were on the front lines of the January 6th battle with pro-Trump rioters at the US Capitol gave the House Select Committee investigating the insurrection detailed accounts of their harrowing experiences on that fateful day. Their remarks were punctuated by video montages that demonstrated the unrelenting and vicious violence that greatly outnumbered law enforcement personnel encountered. The videos showed an unhinged crowd that was brutal and relentless in their attack, animated by their belief in the fiction that the election of Joe Biden was illegitimate. Officer Harry Dunn repeated, verbatim and unfiltered, the hateful, racist vitriol that the rioters spewed at him. Tom begins the conversation today with analysis by Luke Broadwater, a longtime friend of Midday who covers Congress for The New York Times.In 2019, as a reporter for the Baltimore Sun, Luke broke the story of the Healthy Holly scandal, which led to former Mayor Catherine Pugh and others being sent to prison. Luke and his Sun colleagues won the Pulitzer Prize and a George Polk Award for their reporting of that story. Luke Broadwater joins us on our digital line from his home in Columbia, Maryland. Then, Tom speaks with William Braniff. He is the Director of START, the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism and a Professor of the Practice at the University of Maryland. He joins us on Zoom… Listeners are welcome to join us as well… See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom's guest now is Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck,. She's been joining us regularly throughout this pandemic, while the region's many stages remain dark, to tell us how theater companies are keeping their audiences engaged with a mix of outdoor and virtual streaming productions. Today, she spotlights two local theater companies who've come up with unusual ways to create and present new work during COVID.  The first is Baltimore Rock Opera Society's Puppet 6-Pack, a collection of six short puppet and animated films produced by Baltimore-based artists. Three of the films premiered last Friday. The last three of the films are live-streaming in a ticketed event tonight at 7pm, and all six films will continue to be available on demand for ticket holders. The second is a virtual, phone-based production of Healthy Holly’s Hidden Hideaway, an original political satire by Agyeiwaa Asante and April Amara, written in collaboration with the itinerant Baltimore troupe, The Single Carrot Ensemble. It’s streaming for ticketed patrons through February 15th. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Journalist Luke Broadwater helped his paper, The Baltimore Sun, earn a 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Local Reporting with his investigative work in breaking and covering the Healthy Holly story in Maryland last year that involved the mayor of Baltimore, Catherine Pugh. It’s just another title the Maryland native can add to his resume. What’s also on there? Wrestler and coach. On Episode 604 of Short Time, Broadwater talks about what it took to break that news story, how the real world of local reporting differs from those attacking media as “fake news” and his background as a high school wrestler at McDonogh, a Division III wrestler at Ithaca and a college coach at the NCWA program at Maryland-Baltimore County. It’s engaging and interesting if you like the world of breaking news or talking about the old days and what you remember learning from your coach.   If you'd like to SUPPORT THE SHOW and all the on-demand audio offerings, free newsletters and historical research AND you want to get some of that cool Compound gear, you can support this program by making a small monthly contribution to the network by following this link.   SUBSCRIBE TO ROKFIN, HELP THE NETWORK Subscribe to Rokfin, a content-creator driven news outlet with exclusive and dynamic content and know your subscription revenue goes to help the independent content creators, like Mat Talk Online. Sign up and endorse @mattalkonline at Rokfin.com/mattalkonline. The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by Compound Sportswear. And if you haven't already, leave a rating and a review on Apple Podcasts. SUBSCRIBE TO SHORT TIME Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | iHeartRadio | TuneIn | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Short Time Wrestling Podcast: Episode 604 - May 19, 2020

The Pulitzer Prize is journalism’s most prestigious award. Yesterday, the Pulitzer committee announced that our local paper, the Baltimore Sun, won the 2020 Pulitzer for Local Reporting. Its series of reports on the Healthy Holly scandal, which began in March of 2019, were described by the Pulitzer judges as “illuminating and insightful.” The Sun’s reporting led to the conviction and upcoming imprisonment of former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, and to some significant anti-corruption legislative reforms. Tom's first guest today is one of the reporters on the Sun team. Luke Broadwater, who currently serves as the paper's State House reporter, broke the story about former Mayor Catherine Pugh’s financial relationship with the Board of Directors of the University of Maryland Medical System, and similar relationships the board had with other members. Broadwater describes the Sun staff's reactions to the Pulitzer -- the paper's first in 17 years -- and how it reinforces the value of local investigative reporting at a time when newsrooms like the Sun's face uncertain futures.

This week we sample a Manhattan Cocktail with Mayoral candidate TJ Smith.  The Manhattan Cocktail is: 2 oz. whiskey (rye or bourbon) 1 oz. sweet vermouth stir over ice serve neat or on the rocks with a cherry TJ comes to the mayoral race as a newcomer to politics, being a former AA county police officer and the most recent spokesperson for Johnny O, the new County executive for Baltimore County.  We have a wide ranging conversation about TJ's plans for Baltimore City.  You can find out more about TJ at https://tjsmithforbaltimore.com/. We have a number of other good topics including: George's Corner (life as a law student during COVID) I can't Believe it's not Baltimore: Don't call 911 if you run out of toilet paper!  Finally, we raise $250 auctioning off a Healthy Holly book for charity!   Lawyers on the Rocks features Jeremy Eldridge, Kurt Nachtman and Adam Crandell. This triumvirate of lawyers will give you their unsolicited opinion on everything legal and illegal, while enjoying a handcrafted cocktail. Lawyers on the Rocks is sponsored by the Law Office of Eldridge, Nachtman & Crandell, LLC and produced by Up Next Creative, LLC.

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February 27th, 2020: We reflect on the legacy of Mayor Catherine Pugh and the Healthy Holly Scandal as she is sentenced to 3 years in prison and 3 years of probation

The rise and ignominious fall of former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Elizabeth Pugh. Her humiliation has unfolded in what feels like slow motion over the past year, and Thursday, Feb. 13, delivered what looks to be the penultimate chapter in this saga. Federal prosecutors, in a sentencing memorandum, requested U.S. District Judge Deborah K. Chasanow sentence Pugh to 57-months in prison. Pugh’s defense attorney has asked the judge to sentence the 69-year-old West Baltimore resident to a year in jail. Pugh pleaded guilty in November to four of the 11 charges she faced in federal court involving conspiracy and tax evasion stemming from her scheme to finance her political campaigns with sales of her self-published “Healthy Holly” children’s books. Pugh is slated to be sentenced on Feb. 27.

Virginia Democrats want to cede Virginia’s power to decide who it wants to be president of the United States by giving the state’s electoral votes to whoever wins the national popular vote. Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh is facing up to five years in prison over her infamous “Healthy Holly” children’s book scandal, over which she resigned last May and pleaded guilty in November. Puerto Rico, the unincorporated U.S. island that is home to over three million Americans, accidentally sent $2.6 million to cyber-criminals in January after government employees were tricked by a scam email claiming that someone had authorized changes to a government bank account. U.S. Attorney John Durham is reportedly investigating if Obama administration officials hid or manipulated evidence about what they knew about Russia’s election interference in the 2016 U.S. elections. This and more as time allows, plus don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! 

Virginia Democrats want to cede Virginia’s power to decide who it wants to be president of the United States by giving the state’s electoral votes to whoever wins the national popular vote. Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh is facing up to five years in prison over her infamous “Healthy Holly” children’s book scandal, over which she resigned last May and pleaded guilty in November. Puerto Rico, the unincorporated U.S. island that is home to over three million Americans, accidentally sent $2.6 million to cyber-criminals in January after government employees were tricked by a scam email claiming that someone had authorized changes to a government bank account. U.S. Attorney John Durham is reportedly investigating if Obama administration officials hid or manipulated evidence about what they knew about Russia’s election interference in the 2016 U.S. elections. This and more as time allows, plus don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! 

Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh /pyu/ pleaded guilty to several charges relating to a book scandal. Pugh, the mayor of Baltimore since 2016, came under public scrutiny in March this year. At the time, The Baltimore Sun was conducting a standard review of public officials' financial records. According to the publication, Pugh made $500,000 from selling her self-published Healthy Holly books to the University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS), where she was a board member. The mayor also failed to report the profit she made to the government. This prompted the government to begin a formal investigation in April. Shortly after the beginning of the investigation, Pugh stepped down as mayor because of public pressure. In November, the government released its findings in an indictment. According to the indictment, Pugh encouraged foundations and non-profit organizations like the University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC) to buy her books. However, Pugh reportedly violated business agreements through actions like not delivering the books or selling them twice to double the profit. Pugh also used the profit from the books to fund her election campaign in 2016 and to purchase and renovate a residence in Baltimore. The prosecutors charged Pugh with multiple counts of tax evasion and fraud, most of which she pleaded guilty to. The former mayor will face a prison sentence of 35 years for her crimes. After the indictment's release, United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Robert Hur commented that Pugh betrayed public trust. He added that public officials involved in corruption deceive the people and cause them to lose trust in the government. Because of this, the attorney believes that public officials should always prioritize the interest of the citizens over their personal interests.

A few recent shady book happenings; New York Times fake bestseller Triggered by Donald Trump Jr and the sentencing of Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh for her Healthy Holly scandal got us interested in some other historical book scams including Clifford Irving's fake Howard Hughes biography and Go Ask Alice written by Anonymous. Please rate, review and subscribe if you dig this. It really helps us a lot!

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Diamond K speaks on Baltimore's Ex-Mayor pleading guilty in the Healthy Holly scandal, the 4 alarm fire at Edmondson Village Shopping Center and what makes a great school teacher.

Mayor Catherine Pugh may head to prison for fraud and tax evasion related to her "Healthy Holly" books. But what of buyers who believed they were seeking influence with a public official? Also, Coldplay puts its money where its mouth with on climate change.

Taking a look at the 11-count federal indictment accusing Catherine Pugh of using her “Healthy Holly” books to enrich herself, promote her political career and fund her run for mayor. PLUS the pros and cons of a face-scanning doorbell.

Two months ago, Baltimore Sun reporter Luke Broadwater learned that the state's flagship hospital system had paid Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh at least $500,000 for her self-published "Healthy Holly" children's books — even as Pugh sat on the system's board. More stunning details quickly emerged, and the resulting scandal has reshaped Maryland politics — Pugh resigned last week — and sparked new hospital legislation. Luke joined POLITICO's Dan Diamond to discuss how he got the story, how the Sun has covered the fallout and where Maryland's hospitals and politicians go from here. MENTIONED ON THE SHOW Luke's initial March 13 story on the University of Maryland Medical System's deals with its board members. Pugh's March 28 press conference, where she defended her work and touted "Healthy Holly" themed baby clothes. Luke's May 4 story on Pugh's decision to resign. The Baltimore Sun's archive of coverage in the scandal. Washington Post book critic Carlos Lozada reviewed the "Healthy Holly" book series and found it lacking. HBO's John Oliver riffed on the Baltimore scandal last month. Pugh appeared on POLITICO's "Women Rule" podcast in 2017, discussing her ambitions for Baltimore.

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This Week on The "ScressFree Sundays Podcast" We came together again for another fun week of Podding. This week we had a Guest come help us with the show, Amanda Brown, owner of "FavorMADE Mentoring" came thru to let us know about what she has going on for kids of Baltimore & we also got her opinion on some hot topics from the past week. We started with the kids of course & the situation where a17 year old was just convicted as an adult for killing a police officer with a truck after having a gun pointed at him. We then went on to talk about the Mayor of Baltimore, Catherine Pugh and her resigning. After our local segment we got into hiphop & started with BIG DRAKO "AKA" Soulja Boy's probation violation, & then got into the rumors that Max B will be released from prison soon. We talked about a possible "Confessions 2" album from usher & then we got into Mumble rap vs non mumble rap & which category certain artist fall under. We ended the show with sports & we gave a shoutout to Milford Mill Academy Alumni and Baltimore's own Reggie White jr. for getting drafted to the New York Giants this past week. We reviewed episode 3 of "Game Of Thrones" & gave some hot takes about the rest of the season & also the prequel they have said to be releasing. Follow @FavorMADEmentoring_baltimore @Scressfree

We talk with D. Watkins about his new book We Speak for Ourselves. We touch on the Healthy Holly scandal, four years since the death of Freddy Gray, and Johns Hopkins presence in East Baltimore.

Healthy Holly - The Barr Report

Healthy Holly - The Barr Report

As Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh’s indefinite leave of absence stretches into a fourth week, ex officio Mayor Jack Young has described himself as a “stabilizing force” for the city. What is the path forward in the wake of the ‘Healthy Holly’ scandal, and increasing calls for Catherine Pugh to resign? Jack Young joins us in studio for a conversation about the future of Baltimore.

On this weeks episode the lawyers sample the The Rusty Nail and Justin stays on for some more informal talk.  The Rusty Nail consists of 1 part Drambouie and 2 parts Scotch. Unbeknownst to us before selecting this drink, Drambouie is really just scotch with some flavorings.  So we were essentially drinking scotch mixed with scotch. It made for interesting conversation.  We have a number of fun topics including: Baltimore's mayor goes down: The Healthy Holly scandal.  Adam wants to know where to get a book for his collection.  Justin refused to reveal his sources.  I can't believe it's not Baltimore: Unicorn Robbery in Baltimore County (and Justin retells some of his favorite funny crime stories). 5 weirdest things people have done to escape jury duty. Lawyers on the Rocks features Jeremy Eldridge, Kurt Nachtman and Adam Crandell. This triumvirate of lawyers will give you their unsolicited opinion on everything legal and illegal, while enjoying a handcrafted cocktail. Lawyers on the Rocks is sponsored by the Law Office of Eldridge, Nachtman & Crandell, LLC and produced by Up Next Creative, LLC.

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I’m back on BWWM romance novels, again. I talk about the Healthy Holly scandal for a while and then review book one in “The Lion and Mouse” series by Kenya Wright. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/baebaltimore/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baebaltimore/support

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Crime in Baltimore continues to rise, the Healthy Holly scandal continues and the left begins to recognize a border crisis. Andrew Langer Guest Host

The Healthy Holly scandal continues, President Trump's taxes have been requested by the House, we discuss the end of the legislative session in Annapolis and we remember MLK on the anniversary of his assassination.

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State Del. Nick Mosby (D-Baltimore City) joined A Miner Detail Podcast on Friday, March 29 to discuss the housing conditions at the Laurel Park racetrack. Mosby also offered his thoughts on the "Healthy Holly" scandal enveloping Baltimore City Mayor Catherine Pugh. Finally, Mosby provided insight into the 2019 Annapolis session. 

The Healthy Holly Scandal continues, Baltimore violence escalates, and the Annapolis legislative session comes to an end

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In the 11th episode of ----Roughly Speaking: Government Edition,---- Baltimore Sun State House reporters Luke Broadwater and Pamela Wood talk about the intense scrutiny facing the University of Maryland Medical System over its contracting practices, including $500,000 in payments to Mayor Catherine Pugh for self-published ----Healthy Holly---- books. They also discuss the flurry of legislation moving in the General Assembly on ----crossover day---- — the deadline for most bills to pass from one chamber to the other.The show's guest is Sen. Bill Ferguson, a Baltimore Democrat who serves on the Kirwan commission to improve public schools. He says he hasn't ruled out a run for mayor.Related links:Baltimore Mayor Pugh resigns from UMMS board as 8,700 books she sold to hospital system sit in warehousehttps://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/politics/bs-md-pugh-resigns-umms-board-20190318-story.htmlSen. Ferguson calls on Baltimore Mayor Pugh to return $500,000 to medical system from book dealhttps://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/politics/bs-md-ferguson-pugh-20190318-story.htmlRepublican Gov. Larry Hogan calls Democratic-controlled Maryland legislature 'reckless' and 'pro-criminal'https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/politics/bs-md-hogan-democrats-20190318-story.htmlMaryland House of Delegates OKs bills requiring long gun background checks, banning 3D-printed gunshttps://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/politics/bs-md-house-gun-bills-20190318-story.html