Podcast appearances and mentions of heather meade

In DC Dynamics episode 20: Budget Reconciliation Basics, special guest host Heather Meade, head of Washington Council Ernst & Young's health team, and Lisa Wolski, the newest member of WCEY's tax team, walk through the basics of budget reconciliation. Budget reconciliation is a process that permits legislation impacting revenues and spending to pass the Senate with 51 votes rather than the 60-vote filibuster threshold for most other legislation. Spending, revenue, or the debt limit (though rare) may be addressed under reconciliation together or separately, but only once per budget resolution, and only one budget resolution can be approved for each fiscal year. If either party sweeps in the 2024 elections, the process could be used to enact tax legislation. For more information on budget reconciliation, be sure to check out the budget reconciliation basics page on EY.com:  https://www.ey.com/en_us/insights/tax/budget-reconciliation-basics Washington Council Ernst & Young (WCEY) is a tax, legislative and regulatory group within Ernst & Young LLP that combines the power of a leading professional services organization with the on-the-ground knowledge, personal relationships and attention to detail of a boutique Washington-insider firm. https://www.ey.com/en_us/services/tax/washington-council-ernst-young  

The president signed the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 into law earlier this week. We covered the relevant provisions of this new law on last week's edition of the Healthcare Happy Hour, so if you are interested in learning more about the healthcare components included in that package, please listen to last week's episode! On this week's episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour, we are joined by special guest Heather Meade, principal at Washington Council Ernest and Young and adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law Center, to raise a topic that we have yet to discuss on the podcast – site-neutral payment reform.

The president signed the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 into law earlier this week. We covered the relevant provisions of this new law on last week's edition of the Healthcare Happy Hour, so if you are interested in learning more about the healthcare components included in that package, please listen to last week's episode! On this week's episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour, we are joined by special guest Heather Meade, principal at Washington Council Ernest and Young and adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law Center, to raise a topic that we have yet to discuss on the podcast – site-neutral payment reform.

The president signed the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 into law earlier this week. We covered the relevant provisions of this new law on last week's edition of the Healthcare Happy Hour, so if you are interested in learning more about the healthcare components included in that package, please listen to last week's episode! On this week's episode of the Healthcare Happy Hour, we are joined by special guest Heather Meade, principal at Washington Council Ernest and Young and adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law Center, to raise a topic that we have yet to discuss on the podcast – site-neutral payment reform.

Ray Beeman, Washington Council EY's managing partner, hosts "DC Dynamics," a podcast about what's coming up in US tax policy, with a look to the past as our guide. DC Dynamics takes a high-level look at current developments and puts them into political and policy context. Heather Meade, who leads the WCEY health team, joins Episode 2 to discuss the Build Back Better plan, Reconciliation, and what lies ahead on the health care landscape.

Forty plus episodes into the Podcast and I finally divulge some personal history about who I am and what my goals are with the Podcast. Thanks for the Feedback, I hope this episode helps explain some of the reasons why this Podcast is a great medium for exploring movement, health, and well being. During the recording of this episode I neglected to mention the friends in my life that have helped me tremendously -simply out of the kindness of their hearts. Heather Meade was instrumental in inspiring and supporting my move to Seattle. Miriam Hess brought me to NYC & definitively supported my transition to the Big Apple. Joel Diaz has always been by my side through thick and thin for over a decade in NYC. Welcome to Nucleus Strength; a Podcast devoted to Movement, Health, and Well Being. Host Eric Clothier guides you step-by-step through specific movements and exercises to help you Gain Focus, Move Better, and Feel Stronger. Utilizing his background in Dance, Pilates, Yoga, Gyrotonic®, Gyrokinesis®, Personal Training, Yamuna Body Rolling, as well over a decade of Full Time hands on training experience Eric frees you to enjoy a joyful, natural, and effortless means of exercise. Please utilize both the pause button and the speed options during play back for ease and enjoyability. Remember your exercise regimen is your own province. You can choose to control how you respond to the variables presented. Use that confidence to your advantage. -Enjoy!

As you all probably know by now, Congress passed the fiscal year 2020 spending bill and companion tax extenders measure which included a permanent repeal of three ACA taxes: the medical device tax, Health Insurance Tax, and the 40% excise tax that became known as the “Cadillac Tax.” The repeal of the Cadillac Tax is a monumental victory for brokers and consumers alike. This week, NAHU's Chris Hartmann and Marcy M. Buckner sit down with Heather Meade from the Alliance to Fight the 40, the coalition that fought for the full repeal of the Cadillac Tax for several years, to discuss what led to this victory!

As you all probably know by now, Congress passed the fiscal year 2020 spending bill and companion tax extenders measure which included a permanent repeal of three ACA taxes: the medical device tax, Health Insurance Tax, and the 40% excise tax that became known as the “Cadillac Tax.” The repeal of the Cadillac Tax is a monumental victory for brokers and consumers alike. This week, NAHU’s Chris Hartmann and Marcy M. Buckner sit down with Heather Meade from the Alliance to Fight the 40, the coalition that fought for the full repeal of the Cadillac Tax for several years, to discuss what led to this victory!

The Bates Family, Tim and LaDonna Bates , along with Heather Meade, 1985 - present, will be the featured artists this week on The Gospel Jubilee.The Bates Family, Mcsherrystown, Pa., their love for God and people along with the fresh sounds of today's southern gospel mixed with a little countryand praise & worship, have garnered them fans of all ages up and down the eastern seaboard.Tim Bates was shot in the chest when he was 4-years-old.  The bullet severed an artery in his heart, powder burned his lungs and damaged his voice box.The doctors said that if he lived through it, he would never talk above a whisper.  Today, Tim is regarded as having one of the strongest voices in thegospel music field.He has also been blessed with the gift of songwriting, having the opportunity to write with some of America's most talented writers, and having the privilegeof some of today's gospel music artists record his material.Tim is also an evangelist, holding conferences, youth camps, along with their extensive touring schedule.LaDonna Bates is Tim's wife, and knows her way around when it comes to ministry.  Her infectious and bubbly personality will cause you to feel like youhave known her forever.Her smooth vocals and sincere delivery is the trademark of this gospel music veteran.  LaDonna's heart  is the young people of today."I want to offer a clear and direct answer to what our young kids face in America today, We never had it as bad as they do in today's times.  They needto hear that Jesus loves them and will be there when the road gets hard."  Heather Meade, a native of Kentucky who now resides in Front Royal, VA. is the third vocalist for the group.  She brings with her a strong country soundinginfluence that audiences everywhere are loving.Her fun personality and quick wit will have you smiling all the time.  Heather is married and has two children.  It is her desire to share the love ofGod in the highest quality and win as many people for the cause of Christ as possible.Laykin Bates is 7-years-old and is the daughter of Tim and LaDonna.  She has a spunky attitude and loves giving hugs!!  She typically sings a song or twoduring the night, but rest assured in no time at all she will be up there with mommy and daddy showing them a thing or two ( so she says).To listen anytime on your computer or smart phoneYou can also listen on your Echo by saying, Alexa, tell Spreaker to play the Gospel Jubilee.Playlist:01. The Whisnants - King Jesus is coming02. The Hoppers - O it thrills me03. Sherry Anne - Wade in the water04. The Bates Family - We win05. The Bates Family - Rejoice06. The Cathedrals - We shall see Jesus07. The Kingdom Heirs - Wasted years08. Betty Jean Robinson - Where He leads me I will follow09. The Rob Mills Family - I remember the day10. Rusty Goodman - Let your fingers do the walking11. Sunday Drive - Living in the middle of His will12. The Bates Family - All that heaven holds13. The Bates Family - Dinner with the King14. The Bibletones - Riding on the cloudsSend your request to: request@gatewayfortheblind.com

NAHU is leading a coalition effort to advance bipartisan legislation through Congress to repeal the Cadillac/excise tax and preserve the employer exclusion of health insurance. On this week's podcast episode, Heather Meade from the Alliance to Fight the 40 joins NAHU's Vice President of Government Affairs Marcy M. Buckner and Vice President of Congressional Affairs Chris Hartmann to discuss the outlook for passing this legislation, after the House version reached a major milestone with over 300 bipartisan cosponsors. They also discuss the importance of preserving employer-sponsored coverage, how NAHU and the coalition work together to educate Congress on the benefits of the employer-based system, and how NAHU members can get involved during the August recess to help drive our message and get the Cadillac Tax repealed before the end of the year.

NAHU is leading a coalition effort to advance bipartisan legislation through Congress to repeal the Cadillac/excise tax and preserve the employer exclusion of health insurance. On this week’s podcast episode, Heather Meade from the Alliance to Fight the 40 joins NAHU’s Vice President of Government Affairs Marcy M. Buckner and Vice President of Congressional Affairs Chris Hartmann to discuss the outlook for passing this legislation, after the House version reached a major milestone with over 300 bipartisan cosponsors. They also discuss the importance of preserving employer-sponsored coverage, how NAHU and the coalition work together to educate Congress on the benefits of the employer-based system, and how NAHU members can get involved during the August recess to help drive our message and get the Cadillac Tax repealed before the end of the year.

Repeal and replace – dead for now? What should we make of the new tax reform blueprint and the impact of the whole process on the charitable community and those we serve? Kristina and Jamie are joined this episode by Heather Meade of Washington Council, Ernst & Young for a post mortem on the latest health care efforts, a look ahead on tax reform, and reminder that the sweet policy treats offered in talking points by policymakers will eventually give way to much tougher (and sometimes tasteless) realities when it’s time to legislate. About the Podcast 100 Days for Good is Independent Sector’s podcast about what nonprofits, foundations, and anyone committed to the common good needs to know about what’s happening in Washington.

We have a bill… or two bills… and they may need more. House Republicans are proceeding with legislation to repeal and replace large portions of the Affordable Care Act. Kristina and Jamie welcome back Heather Meade from Washington Council, Ernst and Young to talk through legislative strategy, highlights, what happens next, and what it all could mean for the nonprofit community and the people we serve. About the Podcast 100 Days for Good is Independent Sector’s podcast about what nonprofits, foundations, and anyone committed to the common good needs to know about what’s happening in Washington. Production sponsored by Miles Knight. Creative + Strategy. MilesKnight.com

In this episode, we recap the events of the week including more executive orders by the Trump Administration, the Republican retreat in Philadelphia, and preview President Trump’s upcoming address to Congress. Heather Meade, principal with Washington Council Ernst & Young, also joined us to give us some insights on what’s going on with the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and what nonprofits should be considering moving forward.   About the Podcast 100 Days for Good is Independent Sector’s podcast about what nonprofits, foundations, and anyone committed to the common good needs to know about what’s happening in Washington.