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On this episode of Chicks on the Right, we're hanging out with Newsmax's Carl Higbie—former Navy SEAL and all-around straight shooter. He shares how he knew he wanted to be a SEAL as a kid, what it was really like in the military, and how the red tape and politics eventually pushed him into media.We dig into the challenges facing military recruitment, the growing influence of woke politics in the ranks, and what inspired Carl to write not just one, but FIVE books. The conversation also covers how gender identity debates intersect with national defense, the role Pete Hegseth and recent Supreme Court rulings might play, the cultural pushback against traditional masculinity, and the buzz around a potential Trump military parade.

On this week's episode Paul talks to local entrepreneur and businessman (and Hillsdale College graduate) Daniel Higbie. They discuss unique cultural obstacles to entrepreneurship in New Mexico and their historical origins. They also discuss specific efforts that he and other business owners have undertaken in order to change New Mexico and its approach to business, wealth, outsiders, and more.   Here are several links to various concepts discussed in the conversation: https://www.praxis.co/redemptive-entrepreneurship https://faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/ https://www.faithdriveninvestor.org/ https://faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/find-a-group/

On This Salcedo Storm Podcast:Carl Higbie is a former Navy Seal. And he is the Host of Carl Higbie frontline, 5 PM eastern on Newsmax.

** This segment is a replay from a previous show for the Independence Day weekend program** NewsMax TV host Carl Higbie discusses his book, Profiles In Freedom. The book profiles the stories of 19 people Higbie says exemplifies some of the best characteristics of America. * This conversation originally aired on NewsTalk STL in St Louis

NewsMax TV host Carl Higbie discusses his book, Profiles In Freedom. The book profiles the stories of 19 people Higbie says exemplifies some of the best characteristics of America. This conversation originally aired on NewsTalk STL in St Louis For more information: https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?linkCode=kpd&ref_=k4w_oembed_CwfzumCoi1csey&asin=1630062286&tag=newstalkstl0f-20&amazonDeviceType=A2CLFWBIMVSE9N&from=Bookcard&preview=newtab&reshareId=8S6YZRJ5HF5VPM9C2ZDF&reshareChannel=system

Ever wonder what hidden ingredients might be sabotaging your health goals? This episode could be the eye-opener you've been searching for. Join us as we uncover the truth about common food additives with Janine Higbie, a licensed Dietitian Nutritionist with a master's in Integrative and Functional Nutrition.Janine specializes in women's health, focusing on hormones and fertility through early motherhood at her clinical practice, JH Wellness. As a mom of three, Janine combines an approachable, real-world perspective with the latest research-backed science to help you and your baby thrive.Tune in to discover the five common ingredients Janine recommends you avoid for optimal health. From artificial sweeteners and food dyes to nitrates in processed meats, high fructose corn syrup, and MSG, Janine breaks down the science behind why these ingredients can be detrimental to our well-being and shares her practical tips for healthier alternatives.

Savage speaks with former US Navy SEAL and Newsmax commentator Carl Higbie, addressing rumors that if Trump wins the election, the Left may attempt to marshal the military against him. Higbie shares his perspective and recounts experiences from his time in the military. Higbie reveals the incompetent record of Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.They discuss the challenges facing President Trump should he win the election, including the difficulty in enacting laws with a divided Congress. Savage draws a historical parallel to Oliver Cromwell's struggle with The House of Lords. Both share their concern over the increasing control and manipulation by influential figures and institutions, including the World Health Organization, the World Economic Forum and its leader Klaus Schwab. Moving away from politics, the hosts share on the rewarding nature of influencing people through media, sharing personal experiences such as the time Savage saved someone from suicide on the air. They emphasize the importance of giving one's all each day in the media industry. Both reflect on this experience and encourage listeners to consider the impact they have on others. Higbie shares with Savage his own personal mantra, "be someone worth dying for." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alan Higbie, K0AV, is a ham over sixty years, with an interest in CW, contesting, working DX, and working 2BSIQ mode.  Alan has developed special expertise in finding RF noise sources around his QTH using a portable SDR receiver, and as a trial lawyer, he has had the opportunity to live in unusual places that lead to unusual ham radio operating events.  K0AV is my QSO Today.

Former Navy SEAL and Newsmax host, Carl Higbie, joins the Better for America Podcast to share his unique perspective as a veteran and journalist. Higbie expresses his disdain for the COVID lockdown measures and government mandates, making a compelling case for accountability and holding individuals responsible. He reflects on the profound impact of these policies on education and societal morale, emphasizing the importance of people recognizing the consequences these decisions had on their lives. In this engaging discussion, they also explore the divisive effects of incorporating identity politics and victimization narratives, both in educational institutions and corporations. Join us as we question why our government seems so out of touch with “We the People” and the need to reevaluate the extent of our reliance on it.

Savage speaks with Carl Higbie, host of "Carl Higbie Frontline" on Newsmax TV. A self-professed Savage fan, hear his remarkable journey from the Navy SEALs to Newsmax TV. Higbie details how he called out corruption in the military and what needs to be done to improve recruitment. From a man who has protected our country in some of the most dangerous areas of the world, he believes there is a new battle on the homefront that every American can fight. Savage and Higbie consider the importance of hard work, perseverance, and getting punched in the face. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On working-class Los Angeles before and after the civil unrest of 1992—and how structural inequities continue to shape the city's labor struggles from the classrooms to the docks. The post Belabored: Los Angeles, 1992, Revisited with Tobias Higbie and Kent Wong appeared first on Dissent Magazine.

On this edition of the podcast, we are excited to welcome back the prolific recording artist, Barbara Higbie. Barbara is a Grammy-nominated, Bammy award-winning composer, singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who has just released her latest album, Presence, the third in a trilogy of recordings alongside Resonance and Murmuration. In this inspiring conversation, Barbara talks about the creative process, the distinctly nurturing feminine quality of her work, and her thoughts on music and healing. Barbara has 17 recordings to her credit as well as contributions to 10 compilations that have sold in the millions. She has performed on more than 100 albums, including Carlos Santana's 2007 release. She was the first woman signed to Windham Hill records, and was part of the chart-topping band, Montreux. Barbara has also released recordings with Olivia Records and her own Slow Baby Records. Barbara was the first ever Artist in Residence at the prestigious west coast Jazz Club, Yoshi's, where she created two new bands. Roots music's Hills to Hollers with icons Linda Tillery and Laurie Lewis, and the exotic Cello Heaven with cellists Joan Jeanreneau of Kronos Quartet fame and new age star Jami Sieber. She also put together the popular annual Windham Hill Solstice tour, which features a variety of Windham Hill artists including Dave Ackerman, Liz Story, and Lisa Lynne to name a few. She tours nationally and internationally with her own work and many other popular artists. To learn more about Barbara, purchase her music, or find out about upcoming concerts, visit barbarahigbie.com.

Whitney chats with Janine Higbie who's helping women navigate their own journey and take control of their health as they prepare for and adjust to motherhood. The everyday choices you make during this critical window of time can help you look and feel your best now and also set your child up for a lifetime of better health. Tune in to hear what the conversation is all about! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whitney-george/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whitney-george/support

Episode Summary: I'm joined by musicians Vicki Randle and Barbara Higbie. We discuss how they got their start in music, what they love about the Bay Area music scene and what's going on at the legendary Berkeley nonprofit community arts organization, Freight & Salvage. They share how the venue has navigated these last two years and how it's supporting musicians through the pandemic. Listen in to hear more of our conversation about their musical and community connection.Transcription Topics Covered:●     Vicki and Barbara's early exposure to music●     How the Bay Area was a salvation from their adolescence in Orange County●     What makes Freight & Salvage more than just a music venue●     The Freight's new project with Berkeley Public Schools to inspire the next generation of musicians●     The story behind Vicki's band, Skip the Needle●     Music as an expression of love●     How to get involved and support Freight & Salvage Resources Mentioned:    Little Village Foundation     Barbara's CD release show     Skip the Needle     Skip the Needle/Little Village Show Julie Wolf     Teresa Trull     Cris WilliamsonLinda TilleryFollow Freight & Salvage:  Freight & Salvage WebsiteFollow Vicki: ●     Vicki's Website Follow Barbara: ●     Barbara's Website Follow Me:●     Art Heals All Wounds Website●     Art Heals All Wounds Twitter●     Art Heals All Wounds Newsletter   Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Summary: I'm joined by musicians Vicki Randle and Barbara Higbie. We discuss how they got their start in music, what they love about the Bay Area music scene and what's going on at the legendary Berkeley nonprofit community arts organization, Freight & Salvage. They share how the venue has navigated these last two years and how it's supporting musicians through the pandemic. Listen in to hear more of our conversation about their musical and community connection.Transcription Topics Covered:● Vicki and Barbara's early exposure to music● How the Bay Area was a salvation from their adolescence in Orange County● What makes Freight & Salvage more than just a music venue● The Freight's new project with Berkeley Public Schools to inspire the next generation of musicians● The story behind Vicki's band, Skip the Needle● Music as an expression of love● How to get involved and support Freight & Salvage Resources Mentioned: Little Village Foundation Barbara's CD release show Skip the Needle Skip the Needle/Little Village Show Julie Wolf Teresa Trull Cris WilliamsonLinda TilleryFollow Freight & Salvage: Freight & Salvage WebsiteFollow Vicki: ● Vicki's Website Follow Barbara: ● Barbara's Website Follow Me:● Art Heals All Wounds Website● Art Heals All Wounds Twitter● Art Heals All Wounds Newsletter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Part 2 discussion of Oklahoma hunting. We are hunting in the heart of Oklahoma's prime waterfowl hunting ground at Law Dawg Hunting Lodge. We are talking with the Lodge owner Russ Higbie, a core waterfowl hunter and ex-law officer with a ton of great stories to tell.

We are hunting in the heart of Oklahoma's prime waterfowl hunting ground at Law Dawg Hunting Lodge. We are talking with the Lodge owner Russ Higbie, a core waterfowl hunter and ex-law officer with a ton of great stories to tell.

When William submitted his documentary “Painting the Town: The Street Art of Detroit” in 2018, it was an immediate contender. To quote an interview from the film... “Opportunity exists when you’ve hit the bottom… And optimism brews when there is no other option but to be optimistic.” The first images offered in the Doc confront the viewer with the harsh reality of a fallen American city. A series of stark, snow-covered and vacant homes, businesses and factories set the stage for a story about neglect and decay, a story about faded glory, a story about a broken American Dream. But what helped the film earn our 2018 Best Documentary award was that the story isn’t really about these things at all - instead, it is a story of hope, renewal, creativity and a collective artistic spirit determined to thrive and build something new. What emerges from the immaculately produced and comprehensive interviews and imagery, is a portrait of a city and its citizens, a love letter to a brighter future in the shadow of a “Post-industrial, post-capitalist urban landscape.” It’s a film that illuminates a true “cultural melting pot” where art and artist are equally praised as they work together to redefine and glorify not just one city, but the very foundation of the American dream. The film maturely justifies the unique transition of perspective of the entire community as they grow to embrace and elevate street art from vandalism to legitimate beautification - and throughout, the scope and scale of the artwork are matched by the scope and scale of William’s production. The documentary epitomizes the power of the genre as a vehicle for capturing our physical and emotional history, revealing a new chapter of the homegrown, visual stimulus taking place in Detroit, and William found a way to share this rebirth with all of us… No doubt, this emerging filmmaker is destined for big things... For more info: www.williamhigbie.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/futureoffilm/support

Jerry Higbie stops by to talk all things racing. From being a fan of his dads cars growing up to driving himself and moving in to car building. His latest stop on the racing wheel is father of young driver Cody Higbie. Big wins, the Syracuse Ghetto and his love of Orange County are just some of the topics covered this week. 

A fascinating conversation with über-musician, singer/composer Barbara Higbie. We met through the women's music movement in the early 80's, although she'd already made inroads in the music business through Windham Hill Records, initially with Darol Anger. (https://barbarahigbie.com/) But what a road!, absolutely fascinating with twists and turns that, honestly, seem ordained in retrospect. I've always had the greatest respect for Barbara, and although we brushed wings many times at IMAWest (where she performed in various ensembles, all stellar) and at festivals, I never really knew her well. No reason, really, she's extremely engaging and we've shared many situations and enduring stories but it's like we're part of the same fabric ~ very familiar, like stars flashing in the night in some way. I guess this conversation was just waiting! Some quick memories ... riding on the same bus with her and Teresa Trull (with whom she did an album) into the Michigan Women's Festival grounds; a show she did with us in Bodega with David Balakrishnan (they were in the group Turtle Island together) that was absolutely astounding, off the chain in virtuosity; hearing Barbara, Cris Williamson, and Teresa Trull rehearsing backstage on an Olivia cruise we all performed at, April 2018, and being knocked out by that phenomenal blend and sound. I thought to myself, "This is American music!" And to me that really means something. It ties in to my respect for the many races and cultures who have brought the mix that itself created new styles of expression, and so many hit songs. Nobody else has created so much, for so many years, that sold so phenomenally. Even the Taliban sings Motown! (in some reputably reported instances). Thing is, I learned so much during this conversation, and had a blast. If you already knew about Barbara, enjoy learning more. If you didn't, welcome to the world of a magical, dedicated musical chameleon who holds her own. Thanks Barbara! xx June --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/june-millington/support

Voice app and machine teaching engine founder Pat Higbie shares why voice is a growing category for business and brands, and how his AI makes it all possible.

The LaGrange Inn was a storied stopping point along Montauk Highway from the 1700s when it opened for business with a Higbie at the helm. It remained a local landmark, operating under many different proprietors, into the 21st century.  Now, thanks to many dedicated people in the community (and to CVS), a part of the LaGrange survives as the West Islip Historical Society Museum. Today, Harry Higbie (a descendant of the original owners), takes us through the history of the property, his family research, and the present state of the LaGrange.  Further Research: West Islip Historical Society West Islip Historical Society Celebrates its New Home in the Lagrange Inn (Greater Bay Shore) Higbie Family Reunion (NYT Oct 11, 1925)    

We have 10 interviews from the floor of CES 2020 offering the latest insights on voice assistants, voice services, and what to expect over the next year.  Gal Klein, CTO and co-founder of Audioburst (4:28) Audrey Arbeeney, founder and CEO of Audiobrain (11:50) Pat Higbie CEO and co-founder of XAPPmedia (22:01) Tobias Dengel CEO of WillowTree (28:30) Dr. Martyn Farrow, COO of Soapbox Labs (37:40) Nithya Thadani, CEO of RAIN (44:18) Joel Sucherman from NPR (52:46) David Cannington, co-founder of Nuheara (1:02:50)  Jonathan Bradley, from Kohler (1:10:51) Robert Keating Safe-Tec (1:14:31)

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Voice Summit 19 was the largest gathering of voice industry professionals globally in 2019. Voicebot took the opportunity to speak with six industry leaders to get their perspective on the conference, where voice adoption has been and where it is headed. Host Bret Kinsella is joined by Amir Hirsh, CEO of Audioburst, Bruce Rase, CEO of AgVoice, Steven Tingiris, CEO of Dabble Labs, Pat Higbie, CEO of XAPPmedia, Guilio Caperdoni, head of innovation at Videmme Consulting, and Maarten Lens-FitzGerald, the global head of voice at Nodes Agency. 

To kick off Year 2 of ROP, Paul and Olivia are joined by fan favorite, former Navy SEAL Carl Higbie to discuss all the latest: US-Iran tensions, the threat of China and the Democrats’ “Climate Change” hypocrisy, as well as the recent pro-life breakthroughs in the American south. Higbie also gives his take on Robert Mueller’s recent press conference and discusses his 2020 predictions. Learn more at rightonpointpodcast.com and listen to Carl’s show at carlhigbie.com.

Today's guest is Grammy-nominated, Bammy award-winning musician, Barbara Higbie. A composer, pianist, singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, Barbara has performed on more than 100 albums, including Carlos Santana's 2007 release. She has 14 solo recordings to her credit as well as contributions to 10 compilations that have sold in the millions. A master collaborator and successful solo recording artist, Barbara was the first woman signed to Windham Hill Records, and had major commercial success with her chart-topping band, Montreux. She has also released music with Olivia Records and her own Slow Baby Records, and after nearly 40 years in the industry, she shows no signs of slowing down. In this episode, we take a look back over her career, and talk about what it was like being a woman in the music industry then and now. We also discuss her time growing up in Indiana and West Africa, and what inspires her. Selections from her latest album, Resonance, are featured throughout this episode. To learn more about Barbara and to purchase her music, visit barbarahigbie.com.

Paul Higbie and Seth Pompi, directors of HYSTERICAL - one of the best films of the year, comes on to talk one of the best films of all time - L'ARGENT!

Interview w/ Navy SEAL Carl Higbie: How Liberalism & Political Correctness are Destroying America!

In this world of political correctness, censorship, and constant fear of offending, it can be extremely difficult to find some genuine wholesome family entertainment. We don’t have all of the answers, but we do have one suggestion for the upcoming Christmas season. If you like the show, please check out our Official Morning Mindset Merchandise! Episode Transcription [INTRO] ♫ Trenches by Pop Evil ♫ *Alex* Welcome to Morning Mindset. A daily dose of practical wit and wisdom with a professional educator & trainer, Amazon best selling author, United States Marine, Television, and Radio host, Paul G. Markel. Each episode will focus on positive and productive ways to strengthen your mindset and help you improve your relationships, career goals, and overall well-being. Please welcome your host; Paul G. Markel. *Professor Paul* Hello, welcome back to Morning Mindset. I am still your host Paul Markel. Yes indeedy do and I'm glad that you took the time out of your day to spend just a moment a few moments maybe with me and today we're going to talk about wholesome family entertainment. Yes, and. Eat if you're about my age, or maybe even older you remember a time in the United States of America when there actually was wholesome family entertainment, entertainment for the entire family that that moms and dads and brothers and sisters could all sit down and could enjoy together, and they could enjoy it without being preached to by liberal Hollywood insiders. - They could enjoy the movie without worrying that people were going to be offended or without watching a movie that had been sterilized. Because people were going to be offended or could potentially be offended. We had to look at that movie and decide whether or not there's anyone out there in the world that might be offended by it, and if so, it has to be sterilized. - It has to be centered. No, I was raised in a country where we had good wholesome family entertainment and it wasn't sterilized and it wasn't censored because moms and dads were just expected to know what was best for their children and something that I am very very grateful that I've been able to enjoy my entire adult life and well the entire time I've been a dad. - Now the movie was out before then I'm talking about A Christmas Story. A Christmas Story with Ralphie in the BB gun Randy and you know, Mama and Papa and Mom and Dad all that, you know, the old man, you know, that's that's Darren McGavin since title in the movie. His title as "The Old Man", but A Christmas Story actually came out when I was in high school, and I didn't pay a lot of attention to it because I was 16 17 years old and and there was only a couple of things in the world that I was really concerned about at the time and Christmas movies weren't one of them but as I grew older I grew to appreciate it and I essentially memorized the whole movie know by now, but I've had I have kids that are grown and they're adults and ever since they were little kids. - We've enjoyed watching this movie together and it's very it's very gratifying to me that I was able to do that and now my children who are grown and you know, some of them have their own families they can make that part of their own Christmas tradition. Now, the reason I wanted to share this with you, I know that you guys are like, "Yeah, okay Paul, we know that the movies out there you just telling us to go watch the movie." Hmm, kind of, but there's something else. There is this place that you can go to and it's called A Christmas Story house. Now if you guys are serious hardcore cinephiles or moving Geeks, you will know that the movie A Christmas Story was filmed in two locations. - It was filmed in both Canada and in Northern, Ohio. The school scenes were filmed in Canada and the outdoor scenes the Higbie scenes the house Ralphie's house walking up and down the street in the snow and all that that was filmed in just outside of Cleveland little suburb area of Cleveland. I'm not sure what the exact area of Cleveland is, but will the house. - It went up for sale a few years ago, or I don't know almost 10 years ago by now. The house went up for sale and a guy bought it a fan of the movie bought the house and he invested his own money in restoring the house, and not only did He restored the house to what it looked like in the movie. - There's also a Christmas story gift shop and Museum right across the street and recently I just discovered that he bought the house next door, and if you guys are fans of a Christmas story, you know that the who lived in the house next door 875 smelly hound dogs the Bumpus', the Bumpus' lived next door. - That's right, and they bought the bump his house. So now they own the Christmas Story house and it's been restored to look like it would have in the late 30s early 1940s. They bought the bumpers house and the bump is the house is a guest house you can go and you can stay there very very cool. Very cool. - So this Christmas season the reason I know all about this and I can speak so highly of it is because of my family and I the very first. That they open the Christmas Story house and it's actually probably been more than 10 years now, but the very first year they opened it. We went to Cleveland and we went to the Renaissance Hotel and they had an autograph signing and pictures with many not all but many of the original cast members. - They flew in. Some of them are actually still local and some of them just flew in from California or wherever they're from to do pictures and autographs we got. For the house and a good gift bag with all kinds of memorabilia and goodies and so forth and it was a wonderful family experience. There was no Hollywood political correctness. - There was no censoring there was no worrying about who's going to be offended by this or not. It was just literally one of those things that that. I knew from my childhood and we need to find as a nation again. We really do so if I can offer you one piece of advice this coming holiday season and when my family and I went when we visit it was the Thanksgiving weekend. - I think it was the Friday after Thanksgiving that we went and we toured the house and did our little. If I can make a suggestion to you, if you are in that area of the United States of America if you were in the Cleveland, Ohio area, or if you're within driving distance, if you're within driving distance of Cleveland, Ohio, I would definitely put A Christmas Story house on your list of things to do this holiday season load the kids up in the car and drive over there, and spend the day, you know get a hotel room or what have you and I know they're actually people that actually the fly in from all over the United States just so that they can do that. - But that is my suggestion to you. It's something in this world where we have acrimony and strife and terrorism and just all kinds of there are all kinds of horrible things in the world that are constantly clamoring for our attention. Every once in a while, we need to you know, push that away and it's going to be there the problems of the world will be there when we get back but do something wholesome do something with your family and I can think of right now in the United States. - There's only there's that many things that I would say are straight-up wholesome family entertainment, and that is the Christmas story movie and A Christmas Story House and Museum and so forth. So if that is you know something you would like to do great and it's really simple their website is a Christmas story house.com. So just Google it look it, and we're going to I'm going to try and I'm obviously I'm trying to keep it positive keep it productive and the holiday season is fast approaching us. - So yes chances are that are Morning Mindsets may have something to do with the upcoming Christmas season. Alright, ladies and gentlemen, that is it for today. I am your host Paul Markel. Thank you once again for joining me for Morning Mindset. I'll talk to you again real soon. [OUTRO] ♫ Trenches by Pop Evil ♫ *Alex* Thank you for spending time with us today. To get show notes, submit a topic request, for more from your host Paul G. Markel, visit MorningMindsetPodcast.com. That’s MorningMindsetPodcast.com. Please leave a review of this podcast on your favorite podcast player, we appreciate your time & effort, and we look forward to reading your honest feedback.

"We know that suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States," said Elizabeth Higbie, LCSW, a therapist with St. Raphael Counseling, a ministry of Catholic Charities in the Archdiocese of Denver. Higbie discussed risk factors that may include mental illness, depression, a family history of suicide, isolation, a history of abuse in childhood, unwillingness to seek help as well as barriers to treatment. Higbie also discussed potential warning signs of suicidal behavior and wrote an article on the subject, available here.  [If your or someone you know is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For Colorado Crisis Services, call 1-844-493-8255.]    

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Former Navy Seal & former Presidential Appointee. Carl believes his oath of service is to the Constitution, not to the government, and those obligations are to the ideals represented in that Constitution of freedom and liberty. The critical importance of that in a democracy can never be overestimated. Carl Higbie was a Special Operator with SEAL Team Ten, Echo Platoon. He deployed twice in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. He has been a  regular contributor on Fox News and CNN. Higbie ran for Connecticut's 4th Congressional District in 2014. He resides in Greenwich, CT. Carl discusses his newest book, "Crisis of Culture", and what We (Americans) need to do to turn it around...

Higbie on NY Times article “Loyalty is more important that qualifications right now” Trump needs to bring in loyal soldiers

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Carl Higbie to talk about his congressional race in CA, Dem policies,

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Scribl is an ebook creation, publishing, and aggregation service with some very innovative marketing features. One of those is called CrowdPricing ($CP), which helps authors attract more readers by allowing reviews to determine the price of the book. Another is called Story Elements, which lets you categorize your book in a more granular way so readers can find stories with the elements they like to read about. You'll learn how to upload your book to the platform, how it works, how the $CP system works on their platform and across the online retailer sites.

Former Navy Seal & former Presidential Appointee. Carl believes his oath of service is to the Constitution, not to the government, and those obligations are to the ideals represented in that Constitution of freedom and liberty. The critical importance of that in a democracy can never be overestimated. Carl Higbie was a Special Operator with SEAL Team Ten, Echo Platoon. He deployed twice in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. He has been a  regular contributor on Fox News and CNN. Higbie ran for Connecticut's 4th Congressional District in 2014. He resides in Greenwich, CT.

This week's episode focuses on voice AI events, products and news from the first half of 2018. We discuss Apple's announcements from WWDC and whether it was a big deal or a snoozer, the shift in smart speaker market share to Google, the impact of Google Duplex, what Amazon has done and should be doing and more. This week's guests are Tobias Goebel of Aspect Software, Pat Higbie of XAPPmedia, Chris Messina a developer and product guru best known for inventing the hashtag and Voicebot's Ava Mutchler and Bret Kinsella. We don't just talk about what has happened, we go deep into what it all means. Not to be missed.

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Pat Higbie is CEO and co-founder of XAPPmedia which delivers voice interactive apps and managed services for media and brands looking to connect with consumers on Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Microsoft Cortana or other platforms. Pat has worked in voice technology for a decade and co-founded XAPP in 2012, well before Amazon Echo launched. The company first worked with mobile audio apps to voice enable their content discovery and ads. Pat says, this is why the company originally built its platform for scale. In 2016, XAPP began working with brands and media companies to build and manage voice apps. Today, the company has hundreds of voice apps under management. Pat talks about what he has learned bringing so many organizations to voice interaction for the first time and what it takes to build a scalable voice platform.  

Former Navy Seal Carl Higbie told pop singer Katy Perry to “go to hell” Thursday for comments she made in favor of open borders after the Manchester suicide bombing. Fox News host Shannon Bream asked Higbie what he thought of requiring immigrants to take cultural classes to aid assimilation efforts in the wake of terror attacks. “If you come to America, you’re American and nothing else,” Higbie said. “[But] we don’t have people who respect the culture of the United States of America.” Richie Renegade Nation Always Remember Marla Keppler Co Founder Renegade Talk Radio

President-elect Donald Trump fired up critics by appointing former Breitbart News CEO Stephen Bannon as his chief strategist and senior counsellor. A Vanity Fair headline: “Donald Trump picks white-nationalist hero as top White House Advisor”.  Carl Higbie is prepared to defend Stephen Bannon and cite his service in the U.S. Navy and his successes in business. Higbie created headlines on Megyn Kelly's show on Fox News, Wednesday & Thursday night this week in a controversial interview about a Registry for Muslims entering the U.S. Higbie appeared to say such a registry would have precedent through internment camps for Japanese Americans during WWII. Guest: Carl Higbie. Retired U.S. Navy SEAL, businessman and spokesman for Great America Super Pac, and author of Battle on The Home Front, and “Enemies Foreign and Domestic: A SEAL's Story” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Investigative journalist Lou Colagiovanni debates Fox News correspondent and Donald Trump representative Carl Higbie. Follow Lou's work at Occupy Democrats, The Anti Media, WTF Magazine, and Ruthless Politics. Also follow Lou's fanpage at Facebook.com/WSBYSO Follow Carl at CarlHigbie.com, along with his various media appearances worldwide.

Journalist Lou Colagiovanni and Fox News Contributor Carl Higbie discuss and debate foreign policy and immigration. CARL: Carlhigbie.com LOU: Examiner.com Theantimedia.org ruthless-politics.com Facebook.com/WSBYSO WTFmagazine.com

Several items of interest are discussed this week by Peter Broida:Young v. USPS, AT-0752-09-0177-C-2 (NP Jan. 9, 2015) (getting advisory opinions on the application of disputed settlement provisions through enforcement proceedings)Carrion v. VA, SF-0432-13-1460-I-1 (NP Dec. 29, 2014) (getting the PIP wrong in a Chapter 43 case: the importance of the opportunity period and the agency's promise of assistance)Bowles v. GPO, AT-0752-14-0169-I-1 (NP Jan. 16, 2015) (counsel fees and the nonprevailing party: why counsel have a hard time recovering fees when agencies cancel actions while Board appeals are pending before judges)Lane v. OPM, DA-0731-13-0504-I-1 (NP Jan. 16, 2015) (what you need to know about OPM-initiated suitability removal cases)Holder v. VA, DA-0752-14-0388-I-1 (NP Jan. 16, 2015) (the importance of action by agency personnel as a contributing factor to constructive adverse actions)Higbie v. United States, Fed. Cir. 2014-5042 (Jan. 14. 2015) (although money damages may be available for breach of confidentiality provisions of settlements reached in MSPB cases, damages are not available for breach of a confidential provision in an EEO mediation agreement (Dissent by Judge Taranto)Board of Veterans Appeals and AFGE Local 17, 68 FLRA 170 (Jan. 8, 2015) (comments by Member Pizzella concerning the Authority's misconstruction or misapplication of the "nonfact" exception)

Radio has always been one of the things that has been consistently ripe for mobile disruption on two fronts. The first is broadcast which is being handled by the likes of RDIO, Spotify, Pandora, Songza, iTunes Radio and now Amazon among many many others. All-told there are roughly 140 million Internet radio listeners that share their time across the new broadcasters. Not a huge global industry, but enough to warrant a rethink of the business and engagement models - which is the second piece ripe for a rethink.   This is where XAPPmedia comes in. The company focuses on creating action within the ads broadcast over Internet radio. An ad that is enabled by XAPP prompts the listener to engage - by voice - for more information about the product being featured. What's really cool about this is that it can actually bring the listener into a commerce-enabled world over the air.   Pat Higbie is the founder and CEO of the company and joins us to talk about the state of radio and Internet radio today, where the revenue does and will come from going forward, how long the idea of paying for radio will be sustainable and some key things that are needed in order to make this industry thrive. We also discuss the impact of Internet radio and mobile on the way advertising is done and paid for as well as a glimpse into the short future to see what is in store for this industry. Pay particular attention to what Pat has to say about the impact that what this industry will do to traditional search.   Full show notes can be found here: http://untether.tv/2014/ep-519-what-happens-when-you-can-talk-back-to-the-radio-with-xappmedia-founder-pat-higbie/