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Question – When is Christmas not Christmas? When is Christmas anything but Christmas? Answer – when we just follow the well-trodden paths of the Christmas ritual, and forget completely what God was saying to us on that very first Christmas.   THE PROBLEM WITH CHRISTMAS I don't know if you've ever thought of this but Christmas is a real problem for guys like me, preachers I mean. Year after year, we have to crank out yet another Christmas series. And for the first few years, that's pretty easy but then after a while you start thinking to yourself, "Well, how am I going to put a new twist on Christmas this year?" Last year, I approached it from this perspective, the year before from that perspective, the year before that from ... well, you get the picture. There are only so many different perspectives on Christmas. Well, we've all been there, done that, got the t-shirt. Yeah, so it's Christmas again, so what? If you live in the Northern Hemisphere it's an excuse for a few days off. If you live in the Southern Hemisphere as I do, it's probably the summer holidays that you're looking forward to more than Christmas itself. A chance for a decent break, a bit of a much-needed R and R and sure Christmas is part of that but the Christmas bit can be a bit of a hassle. Buying presents, figuring out who has Christmas lunch with whom and then perhaps scooting off to Christmas dinner with another part of your family. Kids, uncles, aunts, grandparents – it all gets complicated. And then there's the fact not everybody in the family gets on. You know Christmas day is one of the peak times of the year for domestic violence. Even if it doesn't get that bad you know there are going to be clashes or you're going to have to smile sweetly at someone that you don't really like or you just know that so and so is going to have too much to drink again this year. Those are the burdens that many people carry into Christmas, it's just the reality of life. So as things turn out, Christmas isn't just a problem for preachers like me who have to dream up something fresh and new each year, it's a problem for many, many people. I heard someone say once, a Bible believing Christian she was, "I hate Christmas, I wish we could just skip over it." It's pretty sad but it's the reality for many people even those who actually believe in Jesus. So Christmas gets something of a bad rap, I wonder how many people who are out there who would just love to skip Christmas. I wonder? Well, as you look ahead to the next ten days or so in the run up to Christmas, I wonder how you're feeling about it all, exhausted, frustrated, anxious, stressed. What are the emotions that generally accompany this thing we call Christmas in your heart in your life? What are you feeling? Is Christmas a problem for you? Can I be honest here? I struggle with the kids pantomime version of Christmas. I struggle with the whole Carols by Candlelight phenomenon around Christmas where people get together in parks and sing Christmas carols as though they believe them, when most of the entertainers up on the stage and on our television screens don't have the remotest faith that Jesus is actually the Son of God. It's like we wrap this whole Christmas in tinsel and lights and tie a neat bow around it. And we make it out to be this happy time, when the truth is, for many people, well, they struggle with Christmas. Now I don't mean to be a Christmas Grinch here. Personally, I love singing Christmas carols because they mean something to me but what I really want to know is why don't we sing Christmas carols all year round? Why don't we celebrate the coming of Jesus all year round? I remember hosting a Christmas in July service at our Church some years back. It's a bit of a phenomenon down under as many restaurants put on Christmas dinners in the middle of winter when it's cold and at the service we actually sung Christmas carols. I can't tell you the number of people who came up to me afterwards and told me how weird it was singing Silent Night in the middle of July. Yeah, we wrap a whole bunch of rituals up in a nice neat package in December and we call it Christmas. And it's all supposed to be sweetness and light and yet how much of it really, really, really speaks into our hearts about the wonder of what God did on that first Christmas? What I want to do today is to unsettle you, to drag you out of your Christmas ritual comfort zone and ask you, "Why do you do what you do at Christmas time? Why are you racing around buying presents for people who don't really need anything? Why do you put tinsel and Christmas decorations around your house and maybe even a Christmas wreath on your front door? What are the candles and the Christmas tree and presents and all that food really about? What do you do it for?" If you stripped away all that packaging and paraphernalia what would Christmas actually be for you? Luke 2: 8-14: In that region there were shepherds living in the fields keeping watch over their flocks by night. Then an angel of the Lord stood before them and the glory of the Lord shone around them and they were terrified but the angel said to them, "don't be afraid, for see I am bringing good news of great joy for all people. For to you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour who is the Messiah, the Lord." "This will be a sign for you, you'll find a child wrapped in bands of cloth and lying in a manger" and suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of heavenly hosts praising God and saying, "glory to God in the highest heaven and on earth peace among those whom he favours." So if you took the packaging and the paraphernalia and the ritual and the racing around away, is that what Christmas would mean to you? Would you in your heart shout out, "Glory to God in the highest heaven. Glory, glory, glory. Hallelujah?" Because if not, don't you think you just might be wasting your time with all this Christmas nonsense that you go through each year? All this pressure you put yourself under, all these presents you buy and the money you spend and the decorations you put up and the food that you stuff yourself with – is that what Christmas is all about? Or in your heart, is it about the coming of Jesus Christ, the Son of God to be the Saviour of this world? The biggest Christmas gift of all history – the Son of God given to all humanity, given to you and given to me. So let me ask you, what is your Christmas all about?   THE PROPHECIES OF OLD I guess when it comes to this whole Christmas thing; we see it from where we sit. And for most of us, our perspective (our take on Christmas) comes through the ritual that surrounds it – a ritual that we've acted out year after year for as long as we can remember. Sure, it's changed a bit. When we were kids it was all about the excitement of presents. But you know the deal, you know all the things that you do in the weeks leading up to Christmas, you know how Christmas Day is going to pan out. You know the carols you're going to sing and the food that you're going to eat and the people you're going to celebrate Christmas with. If it's at all possible, this exciting celebration of Christmas has become something of a routine for you. A bit of a contradiction but it's true for most of us, life is full of contradictions right? When it comes to Christmas we kind of narrow our view, we lower our gaze and focus on the well-worn familiar path of the Christmas ritual. Whatever that looks like for each one of us, we narrow our perspective and like Pavlov's dogs we get on with that part of life and in many respects, that's how it was on that very first Christmas two thousand odd years ago. Although it wasn't called Christmas back then. In fact, the first record of there being some celebration of Christmas doesn't appear until 354 AD, three and a half centuries after the birth of Jesus. And of course many of the modern-day traditions of Christmas that we celebrate on December 25th – for instance, eating turkey, having a Christmas tree, Santa Claus, presents, tinsel, lights, all of those are much, much more recent. In fact, the Christmas ritual that you and I take for granted today, as though it's been around forever, is little more than a hundred years old, it's a bit of a surprise, isn't it? But let's wind the clock back even further to that first Christmas. People by and large were just going on with their daily business. The big news in town was of course the census. The Romans had ordered a stock take of all the people and in the absence of the technology we use today, the way you did it back then was to go back to your ancestral home. And in the case of Joseph and therefore Mary, his embarrassingly pregnant betrothed, that meant going back to Bethlehem. The inns were full, the shepherds were out doing what shepherds did, tending their flocks in the field by night. Other than the disruption of the census, it was pretty much business as usual. And then wham, the light show in the skies in front of these shepherds. God broke into that "business as usual" in a spectacular way. You know what, I'm praying for this Christmas, God is going to break into your "business as usual" in a spectacular way too. All these people were just living their lives, just like we do, head down, doing stuff that they did day after day when all along God had promised a Saviour. There are quite a number of prophecies in what we now call the Old Testament (the Scriptures to the Jewish people) of the coming of a Saviour and principle among them is that He would be born in Bethlehem, Micah 5: 2-5: But you O Bethlehem of Ephrathah who are one of the little clans of Judah, from you shall come forth for me one who is to rule in Israel whose origin is of old from ancient days. Therefore he shall give them up until the time when she who is in labour has brought forth then the rest of his kindred shall return to the people of Israel and he shall stand and feed his flock in the strength of the Lord, in the majesty of the name of the Lord his God and they shall live secure for now he shall be great to the ends of the earth and he shall be the one of peace. The prophecy of the coming of the Saviour in great power in this tiny humble little village of Bethlehem and by the way the word Bethlehem means literally "the house of bread". Remember how Jesus said, "I am the bread of life." How appropriate that He should be born in Bethlehem – the house of bread. And then there was the prophecy that He would be born to a virgin, now that's pretty outrageous when you think about it, Isaiah chapter 7:14: Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign. Look the virgin woman is with child and shall bear a son and shall name him Immanuel which means 'God is with us. And that is, of course, exactly what happened. There are quite a few more prophecies about the birth of Jesus that were given centuries before that He fulfilled – His lineage, the slaughter of the infants by Herrod, His need to flee to Egypt. The bottom line was that there were plenty of signs, plenty of prophecies, plenty of predictions. Okay they were cryptic. I mean God revealed His Son in mystery and wonder. We always try to analyse God and put Him in a box. We try and figure out how He operates and then make a bunch of rules about Him. But you can't do that with God. He does startling, creative, outrageous things like sending His Son, Jesus as the son of a carpenter in humble circumstances in some shed out the back of Bethlehem. But the picture was always there, the big plan was always there. God had given some predictions about what was going to happen even as way back as His promise to Abraham. Right back there in the first Book of the Bible, the Book of Genesis, God said to him, "Through you all nations shall be blessed" pointing forward to Jesus. But the people were just chugging along, business as usual and it was difficult (if not, impossible) for many of them to see, to perceive, to understand. Not all of them had the light show like the shepherds and the wise men. As I look at the world today, it seems to me that still today most are asleep to what God did back then and what God is doing now. The only difference is that we know the whole story, we know what was going on and how it ends. So as this Christmas approaches, you find yourself asleep to the wonder of what God is doing then let me say to you with all love and with all care, "Wake up. Don't be asleep through yet another Christmas." The wonder and the power of what God did back then, the doors that He opened for you through the coming of Jesus, the joy of what He brings to you today, the unspeakable glory that He opens up through His Son for you to spend eternity with Him, why would you want to sleep through that? Why would you want to be blind to that? Those prophecies of old which is the faintest hint of what was to come. But now we know, now we can see … the sheer wonder.   THE REALITIES OF LIFE There is something incredibly powerful about "business as usual". If you think about how your life has played itself out, so far, I suspect that it's been ninety nine percent humdrum and about half a percent of wonderful mountain top joy and another half a percent of tragedy and loss. Sure, some people seem to have better lives than others. Some are born rich, some are born poor and very sadly for some people life is one long tragedy. I wish I could wave a magic wand and take all that away for those people who find themselves in that boat. But I just can't and yet for most of us, most of our lives are occupied by the normal every day, business as usual, monotony which consumes most of our time, most of our attention and most of our focus. Am I right? But beneath that monotony there is always, always, always a sneaking suspicion that there must be more. You've had that feeling, right? This sense that something is oppressing you, something is sidling you out of the sort of life that you think you should be living. There are in fact very few people on planet earth today that don't have that feeling. I used to have it but I don't have it anymore. I've always been someone who's tried to get out there and live life to the full. And all along, as hard as I tried, something was missing, things weren't quite right and I couldn't put my finger on it. I want to wind the clock back to what was going on in the history of Israel around when Jesus was born. Not just the history of the nation but the lives of the ordinary people like you and me. In fact there's a particular bunch of guys I want to focus on because they, to me, exemplify this "business as usual" but something was not quite right in their world. What am I yabbering on about here? I'm talking, of course, about the shepherds who were out watching their flocks by night. Now, no doubt you've sung the Christmas carol many times and heard their story many times. By the way, the fact that they were out there watching their flocks by night makes it pretty certain that Jesus wasn't born in December, Israel's winter. Average December maximums of fifteen degrees Celsius or around sixty degrees Fahrenheit and of course nights were quite a bit cooler. So in winter they generally brought their sheep into town where there was a communal pen where they were cared for overnight. So even though we celebrate Christmas in December, it probably didn't happen then on the first Christmas. Anyhow, here were these guys living out their "business as usual" tending their flocks by night but they weren't living as free men, they were living as men in an occupied country. The Romans of course had occupied and ruled most of the known world back then. And in fact, the Romans had been the rulers for the last sixty or seventy years in Israel. Now, in the overall history of Israel that's pretty short but for those shepherds it was all that they could remember. The Romans were tough task masters and what made it even harder for the Israelites is that they knew they were God's chosen people. They knew they were meant to be free and so they expected, kind of, sort of, maybe one day for God to send them a King – a Messiah, as He was called back then, God's anointed King – in order to boot the Romans out and restore the kingdom of Israel, to set God's people free. After all, God had done it before. He'd set them free from captivity in Egypt. He'd set them free from captivity in Babylon. He'd set them free from the Seleucid Empire through the Maccabean Revolt only a century and a half before. That was their simplistic understanding of what should be going on. So there they were, business as usual. But something wasn't quite right, they were oppressed and that simply wasn't the way it should have been. They were being robbed of the freedom, the life that they knew they were entitled to as God's chosen people. Does that sound vaguely familiar to you? Does that sound like anyone that you know? Now, people back then were kind of expecting this Messiah to come. But when you and I used this term "Messiah" we think of Jesus, right? That's not who they were thinking about at all. They were thinking more about a strong warrior king, someone like King David of old who could muster an army, defeat the Romans and set the people free. After all, isn't that what God promised to David years before? 2 Samuel 7: 12 and 13, He said to David: When your days are fulfilled and you lie down with your ancestors I will raise up your offspring after you who shall come forth from your body and I will establish his kingdom. He shall build a house for my name and I will establish the throne of his kingdom forever. So in effect, they were looking in the wrong direction for a saviour because they misinterpreted what God was on about. They thought they were going to get another King David. Again a bit like, in fact a lot like people today, that's what was going on in the popular consciousness of ordinary people like those 'business as usual' shepherds back then and in many respects it's what's going on in the popular consciousness of ordinary people today. People are looking for someone or something to set things right. They know that life is not all it should be so they turn to money or career or reputation or luxury or holidays or friends, you name it. They turn to it expecting "it" to make things better but it never does. People have been looking in the wrong direction for a Saviour for thousands of years just like those shepherds and then God breaks into the world with such power and with such might and in such a surprising way that we can't even begin to imagine what He's up to. Luke 2: 8-14: In that region were shepherds living in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night then an angel of the Lord stood before them and the glory of the Lord shone around them and they were terrified but the angel said to them, 'don't be afraid for see I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people. To you is born this day in the City of David a Saviour who is the Messiah, the Lord. This Messiah, this Saviour, He wasn't what they expected Him to be – He still isn't what we expect Him to be. What are you expecting Jesus to be? As we roll inexorably towards Christmas, yet again, what are you expecting to discover or are you so busy looking in a different direction that you're going to miss this amazing surprise in Jesus? Or are you running away as I was for many years because like the shepherds I was kind of afraid? This idea of God breaking into history by becoming one of us is too startling and too incomprehensible to begin to make sense. Just listen with me quietly to what the angel went on to say to those startled, frightened, 'business as usual', confused shepherds. Luke 2: 15 – 20: This will be a sign for you, you will find a child wrapped in bands of cloth and lying in a manger. And so ... When the angels had left them and gone into heaven the shepherds said to one another, 'let us now go to Bethlehem and see this thing that has taken place which the Lord has made known to us'. So they went with haste and found Mary and Joseph and a child lying in a manger. When they saw this they made known what had been told to them about this child and all who heard it were amazed at what the shepherds told them. Mary treasured all these words and pondered them in her heart. The shepherds returned glorifying and praising God for all they had heard and seen as it had been told to them. (Luke 2: 15 – 20) Seems to me that you and I, like the shepherds, have a choice. We can continue to get on with business as usual, stay in our field and ignore Jesus. Or, we can go and check Him out for ourselves. The only question that I'd ask is this; so how well has your 'business as usual' worked out for you so far?

Episode Description: In this episode of Backstage Sonoma, host Steven Roby sits down with Jimmie Herrod, the sensational vocalist celebrated for his breathtaking performances and unique artistry. Known for his work with Pink Martini and his memorable run on America's Got Talent, Jimmie shares personal insights into his journey as a musician, his creative process, and the transformative power of jazz. Listeners will get an exclusive glimpse into Jimmie's upcoming projects, including his highly anticipated show at SFJAZZ, and his reflections on authenticity in music. From poignant anecdotes to his advice for aspiring artists, this episode delivers inspiration and a deeper appreciation for the world of contemporary jazz. Guest Information: Jimmie HerrodJimmie Herrod is a powerhouse vocalist and songwriter blending jazz, pop, and soul into a truly mesmerizing sound. Rising to fame as a finalist on America's Got Talent, he is also a longtime member of the global music ensemble Pink Martini. With his theatrical presence and unparalleled vocal range, Jimmie continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Official Website Instagram Facebook Don't miss Jimmie Herrod live!Catch him performing at SFJAZZ. Get your tickets here: SFJAZZ Tickets Call-To-Action: Love what you hear? Be sure to subscribe to Backstage Sonoma on YouTube and Apple Podcasts for exclusive interviews with today's most exciting musicians. Don't forget to rate, review, and share the podcast with your fellow music lovers! Episode Takeaways: How Jimmie Herrod draws from life experiences to create music that resonates. The importance of embracing authenticity as an artist. Behind-the-scenes stories about working with Pink Martini and competing on America's Got Talent. Insights into his upcoming SFJAZZ performance. Hashtags: #JimmieHerrod #BackstageSonoma #JazzMusic #PinkMartini #SFJAZZ #AmericasGotTalent #LiveMusic #PodcastInterview

My guest today is Tia Herrod, a fellow graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design. Tia received her Bachelor of Arts in Drama and Theatre Arts with a minor in Film and Television. Since graduation, Tia worked on many blockbuster films, such as Hidden Figures, Selma, and Keeping Up with the Joneses. In 2018, Tia pivoted into the culinary world to pursue her love of cooking, and found herself working within many kitchens including Atlanta's Michelin-star restaurant Lazy Betty, and the 3-Michelin star restaurant The French Laundry. Now Tia is working at the world renowned Culinary Institute of America in Napa Valley. Throughout this conversation, we discuss what it takes to work your way to the top, while maintaining excellence, and a supportive partnership. If you're ever in Napa Valley, visit the Culinary Institute of America to take a class with Tia and indulge in the "food lover's paradise". Support the show

Cathi Herrod - Center for Arizona Policy; Chris King - Candidate for Vail District School Board

Scott Perry, U.S. Representative for Pennsylvania's 10th District, reacts to the leak of Pentagon documents on Israel's plans to attack Iran and the discovery of UNRWA rations in the bunker of now-deceased Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. Cathi Herrod,

Cathi Herrod joins Matt Salmon to talk about Prop 139, the Right to Abortion Initiative.

The confirmed closure of Alliance Group's processing plant looks to be New Zealand's loss and Australia's gain. The vast majority of the meatworks' 600 staff will be made redundant and Australian recruiters have captured the opportunity to poach workers. Managing Director of Australian Meatworks Recruiting and Training Organisation Wayne Herrod tells Heather du Plessis Allan the company would like to take between 50 to 200 people over the ditch. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cathi Herrod - president of Center for Arizona Policy; Vince Leach - Republican Candidate for Arizona State Senate, District 17

Today, Natty sits down with Natalie Herrod the owner of Blessed Wellness, and boy let me tell ya. It got REAL. Natalies story is very inspirational and we hope you enjoy the discussion! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 00:00 - Natalie Herrod 04:29 - Nanny Life 07:30 - Married Life 14:24 - "Back at it!" 24:00 - Energy Talk 30:40 - Splanka 35:04 - Blessed Wellness 41:00 - Wax Stories 49:00 - PURE HORROR!

666 Jesus Name Became Known, A Guided Christian Meditation on Mark 6:14-16 with the Recenter With Christ app The purpose of this podcast is to help you find more peace in your life and connect with the true source of peace, Jesus Christ.  Outline: Relaxation, Reading, Meditation, Prayer, Contemplation and Visualization. Get into a place where you can sit comfortably and uninterrupted for about 20 minutes.You should hopefully not be driving or anything tensing or unrelaxing.  If you feel comfortable to do so, I invite you to close your eyes.   Guided Relaxation / Guided Meditation: Breathe and direct your thoughts to connecting with God. Let your stomach be a balloon inflate,  deflate. Scripture for Meditation Mark 6 NASB 14 And King Herod heard about it, for His name had become well known; and people were saying, “John the Baptist has risen from the dead, and that is why these miraculous powers are at work in Him.”15 But others were saying, “He is Elijah.” And others were saying, “He is a prophet, like one of the prophets of old.” 16 But when Herod heard about it, he kept saying, “John, whom I beheaded, has risen!” ESV 14 King Herod heard of it, for Jesus' name had become known. Some said, “John the Baptist has been raised from the dead. That is why these miraculous powers are at work in him.” 15 But others said, “He is Elijah.” And others said, “He is a prophet, like one of the prophets of old.” 16 But when Herod heard of it, he said, “John, whom I beheaded, has been raised.” Meditation on Scripture: When Herrod learned of the name of Jesus he did not seek to understand. He sought to preserve his own life. He feared the superstition of the power but he didn't honor it. Herrod looked at the name of Jesus in relationship only to his own life and propsperity. The name of Jesus is not meant to be interpreted and valued only based on our life. Doing so misses the Nature of God.  Jesus is not a tool for us to use. We need to reject the human mindset that would objectify Jesus as Herrod did as a magic spell or specter. Instead the far better response is the one Peter gave.  When Jesus asked the disciples who He was Peter proclaimed he was the Announred one, the Son of the Living God. Jesus is The Word made flesh not a convenient way we can sneak into heaven. When we think of the Name of Jesus it should be more than a magical word. It should be in reference to the presence of God. Not just on Sunday hidden in a silent building not just a God we choose to visit occasionally but one who we embrace into our hearts and seek our whole lives. The name Jesus Christ is a reflection of the presence of God on Earth.  We should seek God with determination. We shouldn't seek the corruption of this world. Not to human schemes. Not to our own pride. As Peter said Jesus is the Messiah and the Son of the Living God.   Meditation of Prayer: Pray as directed by the Spirit. Dedicate these moments to the patient waiting, when you feel ready ask God for understanding you desire from Him. Meditation of God and His Glory / Hesychasm: I invite you to sit in silence feeling patient for your own faults and trials. Summarize what insights you have gained during this meditation and meditate and visualize positive change in your life: This is a listener funded podcast at patreon.com/christianmeditationpodcast Final Question: If you consider the invitation and command to persevere in the faith, what change in your life does that bring to your mind?  FIND ME ON: Download my free app: Recenter with Christ Website - ChristianMeditationPodcast.com Voicemail - (602) 888-3795 Email: jared@christianmeditationpodcast.com Apple Podcasts - Christian Meditation Podcast Facebook.com/christianmeditationpodcast Youtube.com/christianmeditaitonpodcast Twitter - @ChristianMedPod

Since moving in together, Tabitha says she discovered her fiancè is an alcoholic who has a gambling addiction. She's invested thousands into their wedding but says if Mike doesn't get help, the wedding is off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Most Republicans have so far refused to go along with efforts to repeal Arizona's 1864 abortion ban. How the anti-abortion movement is grappling with the new political reality on abortion. Plus, what's next for hockey in Arizona, with the Coyotes moving to Salt Lake City? That and more on The Show.

The Arizona Supreme Court upholds a strict abortion law.

Cathi Herrod, President of the Center for Arizona Policy with information about the proposed proposition that signature-gatherers are working to get on the ballot. Before you consider signing the petition to put this on the ballot, you need to listen to the details of the proposition that either are not being report or are being misrepresented. Pima County Jail: rebuild? fix the existing? now a third option being proposed: let people out. Really. Pima County BOS talks about finding more money for migrant services.

Noble Herrod Rob Herrod and David Noble talk about engines, and the season for the Ford homoligation team in 2023.Aaron Noonan (V8 Sleuth), Andrew van Leeuwen (Speedcafe), Bruce Williams (Auto Action) and James Pavey (Supercars) continue their discuss the state of the relationship between Supercars industry and the media. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500

Noble Herrod Rob Herrod and David Noble talk about engines, and the season for the Ford homoligation team in 2023.Aaron Noonan (V8 Sleuth), Andrew van Leeuwen (Speedcafe), Bruce Williams (Auto Action) and James Pavey (Supercars) continue their discuss the state of the relationship between Supercars industry and the media. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500

Portland musician Jimmie Herrod has sung in many different kinds of venues for a variety of performances. He’s been a guest vocalist with Portland-based Pink Martini since 2017. He was a finalist on "America's Got Talent" in 2021, and his past shows include performances with numerous symphonies, including the Oregon Symphony and the National Symphony Orchestra. But his upcoming show with the Metropolitan Youth Symphony is a unique performance. The program consists of orchestral arrangements done in collaboration with youth composers for six of his original songs: Are You Lonely, Beautiful, I Love You, I Want To Run, Mouche, and Willow Bed. MYS trombone player and composer Elaina Stuppler arranged I Love You with only a rough recording Herrod made for her on his phone. Music Director Raúl Gómez-Rojas facilitated the unique project, which will be performed on Tuesday, Jan. 9 at the Newmark Theatre in Portland. He joins us in studio, along with Herrod and Stuppler, to talk about the creative process and bring us a sneak peak of the show.

Bo and the crew talk about Colorado's move to the Big 12, how Ross Bjork messed up the Ole Miss stadium, and national chicken finger day in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Coach Deion Sanders and Colorado likely moving to the Big 12 and the implications for the remaining Pac 12 teams. Bo and the crew talk about what could be next for conference realignment and possible outcomes for the conference shifts. Bo talks about the twitter drama from the night before and goes into how bad he thinks the stadium renovations were that Ross Bjork did at Ole Miss. Bo mentions premium seating and uses Mississippi State's stadium as an example of the kind of expansion he looks for as a fan. It's national chicken finger day and the guys talk about their favorite places to get chicken fingers in the area. Former NFL and Ole Miss linebacker Jeff Herrod joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his journey from poverty to the pro's and his experiences playing at Ole Miss live in the BankPlus Studio. Jeff talks about what it was like to be from Alabama and how not receiving an offer from either in-state school impacted his mindset and style of play in the future. Jeff mentions how he wasn't included in the depth chart for Ole Miss when he first showed up and the process of quickly working his way into the starting position for the Rebels. Jeff shares an inspirational story about how his family had no money for him to play football growing up, but he did everything possible to get his own equipment and get out on the field. He received no offers in high school and almost enlisted in the Marines before he made the decision to go to Ole Miss that would change his life forever. Jeff played for the Colts in the NFL and recounts his experience playing with late Mississippi great Johnie Cooks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

UPS Teamsters Union Steward, Evette Avery Herrod, called PDR to talk to us about their tentative contract with UPS. It seems like a big win for labor for a change. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicsdoneright/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicsdoneright/support

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line some of the newest entries to the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame in Patrick Surtain and Jeff Herrod live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike talks about Jeff Herrod's toughness on defense and notes that he was the type of player NFL coaches could build their defenses around. Bo and Mike talk about John Mangum, who played safety in the NFL and is related to former Mississippi State star Jake Mangum and the talent the family possesses. Bo and Mike talk about how Patrick Surtain will be inducted into the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Mike is still puzzled around why he has not been included in the NFL Hall of Fame. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Teamsters Union Steward Evette Avery Herrod explains what the union is fighting for at UPS. It is about more than pay. It is about worker rights & respect. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicsdoneright/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicsdoneright/support

Former NFL and Ole Miss linebacker Jeff Herrod joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his journey from poverty to the pro's and his experiences playing at Ole Miss live in the BankPlus Studio. Jeff talks about what it was like to be from Alabama and how not receiving an offer from either in-state school impacted his mindset and style of play in the future. Jeff mentions how he wasn't included in the depth chart for Ole Miss when he first showed up and the process of quickly working his way into the starting position for the Rebels. Jeff shares an inspirational story about how his family had no money for him to play football growing up but he did everything possible to get his own equipment and get out on the field. He received no offers in high school and almost enlisted in the Marines before he made the decision to go to Ole Miss that would change his life forever. Jeff played for the Colts in the NFL and recounts his experience playing with late Mississippi great Johnie Cooks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about the best college coaches in the last 20 years that didn't win a national championship, fair food, and Veterans Memorial Stadium in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio.Bo lists his top five coaches that would fall under the category and it only includes two SEC coaches. Bo and Jason talk about the differences in their diets over the weekend and a shared love for fried okra. Bo talks about the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame ceremonies taking place this weekend and memories from Veterans Memorial Stadium. Former NFL and Ole Miss linebacker Jeff Herrod joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his journey from poverty to the pro's and his experiences playing at Ole Miss live in the BankPlus Studio. Jeff talks about what it was like to be from Alabama and how not receiving an offer from either in-state school impacted his mindset and style of play in the future. Jeff mentions how he wasn't included in the depth chart for Ole Miss when he first showed up and the process of quickly working his way into the starting position for the Rebels. Jeff shares an inspirational story about how his family had no money for him to play football growing up but he did everything possible to get his own equipment and get out on the field. He received no offers in high school and almost enlisted in the Marines before he made the decision to go to Ole Miss that would change his life forever. Jeff played for the Colts in the NFL and recounts his experience playing with late Mississippi great Johnie Cooks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former NFL linebacker and Ole Miss legend Jeff Herrod joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about working his way from poverty to the pro's and his path to playing for Ole Miss live in the BankPlus studio. Jeff talks about his family not having enough money for him to get equipment for little league football so he found his own pads and helmet in a dumpster and used them to start his long career. Jeff looks back on that two mile walk he would take to get to practice and how he continued to be doubted once he arrived at Ole Miss. Jeff tells Bo that he wasn't on the depth chart when he first got to Oxford because he was under sized and they gave him the number 66. Jeff was insulted at the number given to a linebacker and quickly worked his way up the depth chart into the starting position. Jeff talks a bout being from Alabama and the lack of offers he received from the state schools, so when he intercepted a pass against Auburn in his first game playing he took that as revenge. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former NFL linebacker and Ole Miss legend Jeff Herrod joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the blessing of being given #66, teammate Wesley Walls, and playing with MSU legend Johnie Cooks live in the BankPlus Studio. Jeff talks about the chip on his shoulder he gained from receiving the number 66 as a linebacker and how that motivated him to prove himself to the team and the teams that didn't show him any interest. Bo brings up Jeff's former teammate Wesley walls and Jeff talks about their friendship, as well as his friend writing him a letter of recommendation for the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame. Jeff talks about his experience playing with Mississippi State legend Johnie Cooks and how the former Bulldog looked out for him when they played in the NFL together. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dan is curious and at a loss to explain why Rep Leslie Herod (D) and 26 other Democrats in the Colorado General Assembly voted against a bill making indecent exposure to minors a Class 6 felony, so he can only theorize and connect the dots on why it's so important to the Left for Drag Queens to perform in front of children. Callers and texters react strongly.

Daniel Buitrago, Brandon Fifield & Jack Lau fill the frame with Alaskan Outdoor Adventure Photographer Jerry Herrod   Pepper Peak is back, Gulkana talk, homeless camps here and everywhere , shark and sea lion fears, Brandon's Valdez sea lion story, the sheep foundation magazine shot, meat party delights, Farewell bison hunt plans, pack talk, sleeping bag preferences, always slowly unzip the tent in sheep country, shift the negative thoughts, wolverines and moose shots, shooting in different light and seasons, dragonfly macro photography, making coin sack with sheep sacks, lyle illustrator art, Jacks trivia, Bradford Washburn photography and The Sanctity of Space documentary, waiting for a sheep to mature, encouragement between hunters, hunter maturation, bucket list shots, could you shoot the great white one,   Buy some merch! - www.alaskawildproject.com  Support the show on Patreon - www.patreon.com/alaskawildproject Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/alaskawildproject Watch the show on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@alaskawildproject  

In this episode, John and Mike go “Down Under” to talk to the man who has become the driving force behind the Ford Mustang in Australia, Rob Herrod, Managing Director of Herrod Performance.

Episode 618 of On Screen & Beyond - Singer Jimmie Herrod was a top 10 finalist on season 16 of "America's Got Talent" and returned this year for "America's Got Talent All-Stars" and he joins us on this episode of On Screen & Beyond! Jimmie shares stories of behind the scenes of AGT and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/on-screen-and-beyond/message

#1550: Ending the grocery tax in Arizona? + Cathi Herrod of CAP pushes back against Gov. Hobbs trying to end school choice! 1550: Wednesday, January 18, 2023   Jeff's TOP News Picks include (1:00) fentanyl bust in Happy Jack, stranded in Tucson, Hobbs deep pocket donors and more on the push to repeal Arizona's municipal grocery tax.   Olivia shares some more listener comments(22:00) including one on Biden's classified document stash.    Cathi Herrod* discusses the risk SCHOOL choice (44:00), ESA Expansion, is facing in Arizona by Governor Katie Hobbs! Cathi also gives details on the state of abortion in Arizona.   A listener from Cottonwood chimes in on grocery taxes (65:00) and Jeff shares a couple more legislative bills including Democrats push for same day voter registration.     * Cathi Herrod is president of Center for Arizona Policy (CAP), a nonprofit advocacy organization committed to promoting and defending the foundational principles of life, marriage and family, and religious freedom. https://www.azpolicy.org

Original Date: 12/22/22 Speaker: Brian Howard (Teaching Pastor)

In Matthew 2, we hear the story of the Magi and Herrod. This story raises two approaches we can have when we encounter the truth of Christ. As Herod did, we can live in fear of giving up control and losing our kingdom. However, the Magi went home a DIFFERENT WAY, as they were changed by their encounter and went forth heralding Jesus and LORD  

Rob Herrod, CEO of Herrod Performance & Herrod Performance Engines (HPE) is often called the “Carroll Shelby” or “Doug Yates” of Australia. HPE builds all the Ford engines competing in the very popular Australian Supercar Series. Herrod is also a long-term business partner with the Dick Johnson Racing Team. Online Race Industry Week 2022: 5 days, 55 hours of LIVE webinars, 150+ race industry speakers, 110 countries represented in attendance. From EPARTRADE, RACER.com, & SPEED SPORT. Presented by ETS Racing Fuels, Scott Lewis Associates, & Total Seal Piston Rings. Sponsored by ARP Inc, Performance Plus Global Logistics, & Motul.

In this special Holiday Edition of Live Wire, host Luke Burbank and announcer Elena Passarello share their favorite holiday traditions; comedian Paul F. Tompkins unpacks "weekend water" and passive-aggressive Christmas carolers; social critic Sarah Marshall, host of the hit podcast You're Wrong About, discusses why our misperceptions of the past are largely influenced by the news cycle; and jazz vocalist Jimmie Herrod, of Pink Martini fame, performs his moving piano ballad "Each Time."

Host Luke Burbank and Elena Passarello unpack some dating red flags; comedian and satirist Ginny Hogan explains the terms and conditions of being her undetermined partner; Oregon Poet Laureate Anis Mojgani describes a surprising encounter with an unlikely poetry fan; and jazz vocalist and Pink Martini member Jimmie Herrod recounts his successful run on America's Got Talent before performing his new song, "I Love You."

An injunction has been placed on Arizona's abortion law and the fight presses on with this polarizing topic.

Abortion is going to be a big issue on the ballot for Arizona and a tweet from candidate for Governor Katie Hobbs may bring that to the forefront once again.

Recent BYU alumnus Scott Herrod shares what inspired him to study public health at BYU and how he sought out research opportunities. He describes his global health research as an undergraduate student, including a recent trip to Ghana where he participated in cataract surgery initiatives. Specifically, he collaborated with providers in Africa affiliated with the Stop Infant Blindness in Africa Task Force, Daybreak Vision Project, and Himalayan Cataract Project. Guest Bio Inspired by his church mission to Ghana, Scott Herrod chose to study public health at BYU with a minor in international development. Herrod graduated in April and started Havard medical school this fall. Passionate about global eye health, Herrod plans to earn a Master of Public Health after medical school and work with international colleagues as an academic ophthalmologist. In his free time, Herrod enjoys camping, hiking, and skiing with his wife, Madelaine.  Scott's Research:https://www.nature.com/articles/s41372-021-01040-7https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09286586.2021.1910315 Global Eye Health Initiatives:https://cureblindness.org/https://www.daybreakvisionproject.org/https://www.childrenseyefoundation.org/webdev/what-we-do/africa-rop

After SCOTUS overturned Roe v. Wade the question is what will Arizona do next?

#1408: Cathi Herrod of CAP on SCOTUS abortion and right to pray decision. Matt Beienburg of Goldwater details ESA education expansion. #1408: Monday, June 27, 2022   SCOTUS decisions on abortion and praying and protests at the Capitol 0:00-19:46 where a group tried to kick the Senate doors in while the Senators were evacuated to the basement. Plus ESA (backpack funding) for education passes is Arizona.    Jeff talks with Cathi Herrod, President of the Center for Arizona Policy about where Arizona stands as far as abortion goes after Fridays SCOTUS decision 19:47-43:29. Cathi also fills us in on the “right to pray” decision by SCOTUS and bills that passed the legislature from women sports to ESA's.   Matt Beienburg of the Gold Water Institute gives details on the AZ ESA expansion 43:30-67:20 including private schools, homeschooling and more.    Jeff reads some Listner comments 67:21-74:23

Cathi reveals what type of abortion laws she'd like to see on the books in Arizona & called upon fellow pro-life citizens to support pregnancy centers & organizations.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 * Guest: Lowell Nelson – CampaignForLiberty.org – RonPaulInstitute.org * Utah Republican Party Nominating Convention Report. * Mike Lee (one of seven candidates) won the nomination of the party (in the first round) with 71% of the delegates' votes. * incumbent Chris Stewart won easily with 84% of the vote (against one opponent). * Chris Herrod and John Curtis (incumbent) are in a primary race. Herrod received 55% of the vote. Both Jason Preston and Tim Aalders were eliminated in the first round. * incumbent Burgess Owens won easily with 69% of the vote (against one opponent). * For the first time in our history, the state school board races were partisan. * The reason Lowell mentions the small number of delegates is to underscore the importance of being involved in the party as a delegate. Your vote there is HUGE. * The party used the electronic keypads (clickers) again this year. But the party had not included a rule that the clickers' votes be published. So Lowell made a motion that they be published, and the delegates agreed. * Lowell goes to Nashville, Tennessee: We were not required to wear face diapers on the plane. We saw smiles again, and we smiled at others. Seems the skies are friendly once again! * Newquist Event Report: There were three main speakers: Scott Bradley, Robert Brown, and Alex Newman. * Dr. SCOTT BRADLEY discussed the Fauci Facade. * ROBERT BROWN warned us of the dangers of a constitutional convention, a “con-con,” or a convention of states. But he first encouraged each of us (all of us) to be constitutional scholars. He said that deTocqueville (in the early part of our country's history) observed that most early Americans understood our history and our constitution. Encountering someone who did not understand these things was a rarity. * ALEX NEWMAN discussed the Great Reset. The Great Reset of Capitalism is authored by globalists like Klaus Schwab, who founded the World Economic Forum. * What will our society look like in 2030? Total surveillance, no privacy, vaccine passports, digital IDs, and cashless. We will have a new morality, new ethics. Transhumanism will be merging biology and technology. And we will like it. How do we know this? Because they are indoctrinating our children in government schools. * Alex suggested that Bill Gates (and other globalists) are attempting to edit the human genome. They call it “hacking the operating system of life.” These men are attempting to upgrade themselves to Godhood. Hour 2 * Guest: Dr. Scott Bradley – To Preserve The Nation – FreedomsRisingSun.com * Newquist Event: Dr. BRADLEY Spoke on the “Fauci Facade”! * The Global Covid cabal is being used to force the “Great Reset” of society to destroy your agency and liberties, destroy America your way of life, destroy small businesse, and make you a slave. * Coming soon: Climate lock-downs? – TheHill. * What would climate lock-downs look like? Most likely, cities and states would begin a gradual and discrete ramp-up of restrictions. During the early days of the pandemic, millions of Americans worked from home; this could become the permanent norm if special carbon taxes are put in place. Such taxes could be imposed on companies, limiting driving or air miles, and extend to individual employees. Drive to work in a car? You get hit with the tax. * Elites insist that climate change is the “biggest threat modern humans have ever faced.” Climate lockdowns and other restrictions will be framed as saving the people of the United States, and the world, from themselves. What goal could be more noble? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

* Guest: Lowell Nelson - CampaignForLiberty.org - RonPaulInstitute.org * Utah Republican Party Nominating Convention Report. * Mike Lee (one of seven candidates) won the nomination of the party (in the first round) with 71% of the delegates' votes. * incumbent Chris Stewart won easily with 84% of the vote (against one opponent). * Chris Herrod and John Curtis (incumbent) are in a primary race. Herrod received 55% of the vote. Both Jason Preston and Tim Aalders were eliminated in the first round. * incumbent Burgess Owens won easily with 69% of the vote (against one opponent). * For the first time in our history, the state school board races were partisan. * The reason Lowell mentions the small number of delegates is to underscore the importance of being involved in the party as a delegate. Your vote there is HUGE. * The party used the electronic keypads (clickers) again this year. But the party had not included a rule that the clickers' votes be published. So Lowell made a motion that they be published, and the delegates agreed. * Lowell goes to Nashville, Tennessee: We were not required to wear face diapers on the plane. We saw smiles again, and we smiled at others. Seems the skies are friendly once again! * Newquist Event Report: There were three main speakers: Scott Bradley, Robert Brown, and Alex Newman. * Dr. SCOTT BRADLEY discussed the Fauci Facade. * ROBERT BROWN warned us of the dangers of a constitutional convention, a "con-con," or a convention of states. But he first encouraged each of us (all of us) to be constitutional scholars. He said that deTocqueville (in the early part of our country's history) observed that most early Americans understood our history and our constitution. Encountering someone who did not understand these things was a rarity. * ALEX NEWMAN discussed the Great Reset. The Great Reset of Capitalism is authored by globalists like Klaus Schwab, who founded the World Economic Forum. * What will our society look like in 2030? Total surveillance, no privacy, vaccine passports, digital IDs, and cashless. We will have a new morality, new ethics. Transhumanism will be merging biology and technology. And we will like it. How do we know this? Because they are indoctrinating our children in government schools. * Alex suggested that Bill Gates (and other globalists) are attempting to edit the human genome. They call it "hacking the operating system of life." These men are attempting to upgrade themselves to Godhood.

When it comes to exercise, you are probably aware that it's a beneficial and healthy thing to do. Exercise helps build strong bodies, improve heart and lung functioning, reduce stress, improve sleep, and reduce body fat. When it comes to weight loss though, is there one form of exercise that's better than all the others? In this episode I discuss: - What the research shows when it comes to the best form of exercise. - What the benefits are of that form. - What EPOC is and why this is often overlooked when it comes to metabolism. - The key to any workout program...hint, it has nothing to do with sweat. Don't forget to sign up for the Metabolic Jumpstart waitlist! The Metabolic Jumpstart is a 30-day virtual group program that addresses 4 root-cause sources of weight gain and helps you take action on each. We focus on getting whole food ingredients MOST of the time, and not attaching guilt or shame for the times when we don't. Program starts May 1st! CLICK HERE to join the waitlist and receive $50 off cost of enrollment! Resources and referenced mentioned in this episode: - Join the Metabolic Jumpstart waitlist HERE! American Council on Exercise. “7 Things to Know About Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption (EPOC)” retrieved from: https://www.acefitness.org/resources/pros/expert-articles/5008/7-things-to-know-about-excess-post-exercise-oxygen-consumption-epoc/ Blackwell, J., Doleman, B., Herrod, P., Ricketts, S., Phillips, B. E., Lund, J. N., & Williams, J. P. (2018). Short-Term (

Recently, Gov. Doug Ducey signed a bill into law that would ban women from getting abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. He also signed a bill targeting transgender youth. The law bans gender affirming surgeries for people under 18 and bans transgender girls from participating on women's athletic teams at public or private schools that compete against public schools, including at the collegiate level. Supporters say the abortion restriction protects women from the emotional and physical trauma of undergoing abortions and saves lives. Supporters of the bill impacting transgender youth say it protects children and women's sports. One of those proud supporters is Cathi Herrod. Herrod is the president of the Center for Arizona Policy, a socially conservative non-profit advocacy organization. Those who have followed state politics since the center's start in 1995 probably have heard of her. The center has have been instrumental in helping pass numerous socially conservative laws in its 27 years. The center promotes what it refers to as the foundational principles of life, religious freedoms and family values. Herrod has served as president since 2006. In this week's episode of The Gaggle, an Arizona politics podcast, host Yvonne Wingett Sanchez sat down with Herrod to discuss her recent successes and the center's future legislation.

The Gospel of Mark Chapter 6: With Dr. Craig KeenerIn this episode, Dr. Craig Keener unpacks chapter 6 of the gospel of Mark. We spend a good chunk of time dissing the beheading of John the Baptist. Why was Herrod called King when he historically was not, why does his daughter ask for John the Baptist head, and is there parallels with Jezebel's threats to Elijah and John the Baptist coming in the Spirit of Elijah? Additionally, we discuss the rejection of Christ's ministry in his hometown, along with the disciple's bewilderment of Jesus walking on water.This is a great episode, hope you all enjoy it! Donate (Paypal)https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=GC2Z86XHHG4X6___________________________________________________________________________________Exclusive Content (Patreon)https://www.patreon.com/TheRemnantRadio__________________________________________________________________________________We're social! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRemnantRadioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theremnantradio/___________________________________________________________________________________Our Favorite Bookshttps://www.amazon.com/shop/theremnantradio___________________________________________________________________________________Michael Rowntree's Church Wellspringhttps://wellspringdfw.org/___________________________________________________________________________________Michael Miller's Church Reclamation Churchhttps://reclamationdenver.com/___________________________________________________________________________________Kairos Classroom: Use Promo Code Remnant for 10% offhttps://kairosclassroom.com/classes__________________________________________________________________________________The Gospel Of Mark Group Packets https://the-remnant-radio.creator-spring.com/listing/the-gospel-of-mark-workbooks

Rob Herrod is the Australian Ford Perfomance Agent who has been helping out the Shell V Power Racing Team as acting General Manager for the past 24 month, and most recently take over the Ford Gen 3 engine program. We find out what makes him tick and how blue his blood really is.

Recently I saw a video that Evette Avery Herrod made at a union rally. I try to keep at least somewhat informed on what the activists closest to the people are doing. Evette is always, as we say in Panama, “en-la-ola.” She is always on the wave that is doing something. Evette is not only just a union activist for the sake of activism. She lived the unfairness of our employment system fighting the big boys for herself and others, and she developed the hashtag #standwithevette, a call to action. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/politicsdoneright/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/politicsdoneright/support

Glenn Leest on inflation spiraling out of control. Monique Whitney on prescription costs that could be lower. Cathi Herrod on pro family bills at the legislature. #1320: Thursday, March 10, 2022   0:00-20:25 Glenn Leest discusses another 40 year record high for inflation. And this data was taken before the recent oil and gas prices skyrocketing! Inflation heading to 10% (government numbers), 20% (actual inflation)? Leest discusses the impacts on the economy, your wallet and investments. Will people start stockpiling (hoarding) supplies? Is the back yard garden becoming cool again? www.WTWealthManagment.com   20:26-43:36 Monique Whitney, executive director of Pharmacists United for Truth & Transparency (PUTT) talks about how Pharmacy Benefit Managers are driving up the costs of prescription medications and how we can change this system and stop the massive markup in prices.  https://www.truthrx.org   43:37-63:03 Cathi Herrod is the President for the Center for Arizona Policy, CAP, a nonprofit advocacy group whose mission is to promote and defend the foundational values of life, marriage and family, and religious freedom.    SB 1138  child gender surgery prohibition  SB 1165 – save women's sports  SB 1164 15-week abortion limit  HB 2161 parental rights  HB 2449.  Clergy visits  HB 2507  religion is essential SB1399 – keep kids first Learn more at AZPolicy.org   63:04-74:24 TSA extends mask mandate on planes (big surprise), what if interest rates go up 10%?, Senators propose a new bureaucracy, the Office of Rural Prosperity to cut down on bureaucracy (you can't make this stuff up) and Jeff answers an email on rent control.