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Send us a textThank you for tuning in! On today's show, I am joined by author Zachary Downing, whose new book, "Manhattan to Montauk," is available now! In this latest work, Zach tells the story of a young man who has just graduated from college and is trying to navigate his early adult life, experiencing several life-changing interactions and relationships along the way. Set in 1995 New York, the book transports readers back to this beloved era. During our conversation, we discuss not only his book but also share many memories from the '90s and the pop culture that defined that time.You can find Zachary here:Website:  https://www.zdowning.com/IG:  https://www.instagram.com/zachary_downing_writes/Zach's book can be found on Amazon here:  Follow Zach on LinkedIn here:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/zacharytdowning/'Manhattan to Montauk' is for sale at a local bookstore in Montauk!  It can be found at a store called Homeport, and the address is:  85 The Plaza, Montauk, NY 11954.Support the showVisit: https://www.popcultureretrospective.com/ for all things Pop Culture Retrospective! Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/popcultureretrospective/ Follow me on Twitter!: https://twitter.com/PopCultureRetroReview the show! https://www.popcultureretrospective.com/reviews/new/Pop Culture Retrospective Merch!: https://pop-culture-retrospective-pod.myspreadshop.com/allEmail me anytime: amy@popcultureretrospective.com

What does the Federal Reserve actually do—and why should it matter to Central Ohioans? Beth Hammack, the new president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, sits down with CMC to explain her role, how the Fed operates, and how it impacts your paycheck, your mortgage, and our regional economy. Featuring: Beth Hammack, President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.  The host is award-winning news anchor Clay Gordon. This forum was sponsored by Homeport. The presenting sponsor of the CMC livestream was The Center for Human Kindness at the Columbus Foundation. CMC's livestream partner was The Columbus Dispatch.  This forum was also supported by The Ellis.  This forum was recorded before a live audience at The Ellis in Columbus' historic Italian Village on April 16, 2025. 

MSC Super Bowl Ad is the top story of many today on Friday Travel and Cruise Industry Podcast, January 24, 2025 LIVE from London. Also today, Iceland Visits Drop; Another Maine City Bans Cruise Ships; Serenade of the Seas Cancelation; Delayed Embarkation for Carnival Magic; Pier Issue in San Juan; Captain Seeks Early Prison Release; Disney Raises Gratuities; French Port Bans Cruise Ships; Environmental Complication Delays Carnival Freedom; Homeport in Mumbai; and Lots more, today at 11 AM EST. CLICK for video feed #fridaytravelandcruiseindustrynews #travelandcruiseindustrynews #podcast #cruisenews #travelnews #cruise #travel #chilliescruises #chilliefalls #whill_us Thanks for visiting my channel. NYTimes The Daily, the flagship NYT podcast with a massive audience. "Vacationing In The Time Of Covid" https://nyti.ms/3QuRwOS To access the Travel and Cruise Industry News Podcast; https://cms.megaphone.fm/channel/trav... or go to https://accessadventure.net/ To subscribe: http://bit.ly/chi-fal I appreciate super chats or any other donation to support my channel. For your convenience, please visit: https://paypal.me/chillie9264?locale.... Chillie's Cruise Schedule: https://www.accessadventure.net/chillies-trip-calendar/ For your mobility needs, contact me, Whill.inc/US, at (844) 699-4455 use SRN 11137 or call Scootaround at 1.888.441.7575. Use SRN 11137. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ChilliesCruises Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chillie.falls X: https://x.com/ChillieFalls Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As our country heads into a pivotal 2024 election, we unpack the creation and the legacy of one of the most significant legislative achievements in American history, the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The 60-year-old Civil Right Act – bold, imperfect at creation, and controversial – demanded a fundamental fairness in American life that today remains an unfinished task. In June 1963, President John Kennedy urged Congress to enact a comprehensive civil rights bill, driven by widespread resistance to desegregation and the murder of civil rights activist Medgar Evers. Following Kennedy's assassination, President Lyndon Johnson championed the bill, ultimately securing its passage the following year, despite intense resistance that included a 54-day filibuster by opponents. At the bill's signing on July 2, 1964, President Johnson was joined by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and other civil rights crusaders. The Civil Rights Act barred unequal voter registration requirements, banned discrimination on the basis of “race, color, religion, or national origin” in places of public accommodation, in public education and in federally-assisted programs, banned discrimination based on “race, color, religion, sex, or national origin” in hiring, and expanded the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. The passage of the Civil Rights Act was a watershed moment in American history. It effectively ended the era of notorious “Jim Crow” laws, previously upheld by the Supreme Court, which permitted racial segregation under the pretext of “separate but equal.” Since 1964, Congress has expanded the Civil Rights Act to strengthen the protection of essential civil liberties. With an expert panel, we pay respects to the vision of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and take stock of the state of – and threats to – civil liberties in today's America. Featuring: Janet E. Jackson, Former President & CEO, The United Way of Central Ohio, Former City Attorney for the City of Columbus, Former Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Dr. Hasan Kwame Jeffries, Associate Professor, Department of History, The Ohio State University Jen Miller, Executive Director, The League of Women Voters of Ohio The panel moderator is W. Kay Wilson, Associate Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of Mahogany Magazine This forum was sponsored by Homeport, The Robert Weiler Company, and Steptoe & Johnson. The forum partner was The League of Women Voters of Metropolitan Columbus. It was supported by The Ellis. The livestream presenting sponsor was The Center for Human Kindness at The Columbus Foundation. The livestream partner was The Columbus Dispatch. This forum was recorded before a live audience at The Ellis in Columbus, Ohio's historic Italian Village on June 5, 2024. 

On this episode, we sit down with mental health professionals to discuss ways to manage the changes that come with an overseas homeport shift for you and your family. Feature this week: LCDR Allison Conforte PhD, Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychologist, Department Head, Educational and Developmental Intervention Services (EDIS), Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Yokosuka LT Paige Giegel, DPT Educational and Developmental Intervention Services (EDIS), Assistant Department Head, Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Yokosuka Michelle McDonald, PhD Licensed Clinical Psychologist Educational & Developmental Intervention Services (EDIS) Atsugi & Yokota Divisions Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Yokosuka HM2 Chayla Coleman Behavioral Health Tech Mental Health Clinic Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Yokosuka Additional Resources: Military Child Well-being Toolkit: https://www.militarychild.org/resource/wellbeing-toolkit/Blue Star Families: https://bluestarfam.org/ American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Military & Family Resource Center: https://www.aacap.org/AACAP/Families_Youth/Resource_Centers/Military_Famil ies_Resource_Center/AACAP/Families_and_Youth/Resource_Centers/Military_F amilies_Resource_Center/Home.aspx?hkey=662f6942-d174-4e75-9455- 5dabc9ab1158 Zero to Three Military Families: https://www.zerotothree.org/our-work/military- families/ National Military & Family Association: https://www.militaryfamily.org/ Defense Health Agency & Mental Health for Youth & Teens Toolkit: https://health.mil/Military-Health-Topics/MHS-Toolkits/Toolkits/Mental- Health/Seeking-Care-with-TRICARE/Mental-Health-for-Youth-Teens-and- Young-Adults Military OneSource EFMP & Me: https://efmpandme.militaryonesource.mil/ Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Adolescent & School Mental Health: https://www.cdc.gov/healthyyouth/mental-health/index.htm

#PREVIEW: PRC: PLANAVY:  From a conversation with collegue Jim Fanell, retired Navy Intelligence officer, re the PRC searching for a homeport on West Africa to allow force projection into the Atlantic -- and what is to be done?  More later. 1933 Congo

This is the conversation for you if you're looking to travel the world and sail the seven seas in the upcoming December holidays. Founded in 1969, our guest Royal Caribbean International is the world's largest cruise line. The firm prides itself on its history of innovation from being the firm with the first surf simulator to the fastest internet at sea.  It also has a global network across major sea routes. Just to give a sense of Royal Caribbean's global footprint, the firm's fleets visited 256 ports in 64 countries on 6 continents around the world back in 2017.  But how important is Asia to Royal Caribbean in the bigger scheme of things?  What is the role of Singapore as a market given how it was one of the first to allow ships to be homeported during the pandemic, and how it has been the homeport of Asia's largest cruise ship, the Spectrum of the Seas?  How far will the firm's attention shift from Singapore to China post-pandemic with Asia's largest cruise ship, the Spectrum of the Seas, returning back to its original homeport of Shanghai in May 2024? Meanwhile, Disney Cruise Line has signed a deal to homeport its newest cruise ship here in Singapore for the first time. What does this mean for Royal Caribbean, and what will it take for Royal Caribbean to homeport even larger ships here in Singapore? On Under the Radar, The Evening Runway's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian posed these questions to Bert Hernandez, Senior Vice President, Royal Caribbean International. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Author Richard Kahlenberg's new book offers an indictment of America's housing policy by revealing the social engineering underlying our segregation by economic class, the social and political fallout that result, and what we can do about it. His new book, Excluded: How Snob Zoning, NIMBYism, and Class Bias Build the Walls We Don't See, published in 2023 by PublicAffairs, closely examines America's “new redlining,” restrictive single-family zoning that carefully controls what types of housing can be built and where. While ostensibly created to maintain good qualities in neighborhoods, single-family zoning has instead been used to steadily inflate property values and is greatly exacerbating America's deepening housing crisis and economic inequality. Kahlenberg's new book shows that housing choice has been socially engineered to the benefit of the affluent, and that the most restrictive zoning is often found in politically liberal cities where racial views are progressive. We unpack the nationwide implications of single-family zoning and zoom in on Columbus for an exploration of how exclusive zoning in Central Ohio is shutting thousands out from the benefits of home ownership. Featuring Richard D. Kahlenberg, Non-Resident Scholar, Center on Education and Workforce, McCourt School of Public Policy, Georgetown University, Senior Fellow, Progressive Policy Institute, Professorial Lecturer, Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration, George Washington University, and Author, Excluded: How Snob Zoning, NIMBYism, and Class Bias Build the Walls We Don't See; Shayla Favor, Member, Columbus City Council; Tehani Mesa-Morales, SHRM-CP, Families Flourish Program Graduate, and Human Resources Generalist, ViaQuest, Inc.; and moderator Amy Klaben. President & CEO, Families Flourish. This forum was sponsored by Central Ohio Community Improvement Corporation, The Robert Weiler Company, and Homeport. It was supported by The Ellis.  The forum livestream was presented by The Center for Human Kindness at The Columbus Foundation and The Columbus Dispatch. It was recorded before a live audience at The Ellis in Columbus, Ohio's historic Italian Village on November 29, 2023.    

On today's episode we begin with an exorcism of distraction and nonsense while getting in motion with The Spheres. Then doing some down home divinity exams while learning to occupy vacancies during a deficit. From there it's on to reforming demoralized educators, going back to The Schoolhouse, and ironing out some spiritual deformities in The Educationists, Homoneurotic Honky Tonk, and moving within Subterranean Grammars.   Returning to The Swamp vs. Memory Palace and the notion of the music behind the meaning of language. Intimacy as a metric. Engaging with the Mysterious Meeting Grounds of Convergence. Rehaunting ourselves against the virtuality of the Soft Machine. The Gravity & Magnitude of intimacy. The Homeport and The Horizon. Being dispatched into exile. Improv with the Ancestors in the River of Bones. The execution and explorations of Sir Walter Raleigh. Mandatory heroism against mental health. Recognizing crisis. Corrosive distractions and attentive prisoners, and a few military responses to impotent individualism.    David introduces us to a music based action game called "Unveil". We feel the ripples of ignorance within strange categories. Ghost categories. We're then challenged to research toward harmonic surprise. Living at The Heart and on The Edge within the thickets of curiosity. The Obese Archetypes and the inversion of intimacy. Wrapping up with a deep discussion into motifs and deja vu while Kris tries to figure out if the dream of the giant miniature golf course is a recurring nightmare or not.

#929 - Wes Loper The Wes Loper Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? Now, of course you're here…right now, but, but, but, where are you? Where are you tuning in, listening to The Paul Leslie Hour from? Let us know. We have an interview with Wes Loper from the archives that went out on radio back in 2009. It's a pleasure to get it out to you. Ok. Growing up and residing on the South Alabama Coast, Wes Loper progressed into stardom. Wes entertains professionally across the region and beyond. He has performed along the gulf coast for the years now and continues to mix Rock, Country, Blues, and Folk music to create his own style with a funky, beach-side feel and plenty of country. After enjoying the local success of his debut album, “Take Me Home,” Wes joined with a team headed by Alan Schulman, along with Mac McAnally featuring musicians from Muscle Shoals and Nashville. They recorded a breakthrough album of Country and Southern Rock. Yes! The second studio project entitled “Keep On Growin'” is available. But, check out all of Wes Loper's tunes. And, you should also go see him! Wes Loper is renowned at legendary venues like LuLu's at Homeport and the Flora-bama. You can even see him at this year's Meeting of the Minds festival! You know folks, we've got dozens of interviews from the archives just like this that need to get out there into the world. You can help support independent media and give yourself and others the gift of stories. Go right here! Yes, give Paul a hot or cold beverage.  Now, won't you join us for this interview recorded on the road with Wes Loper? I think this one was recorded on the tour bus. Either way, we like to listen together on this show, so let's get this going.

#926 - Lucy Buffett & Mac McAleer The Lucy Buffett & Mac McAleer Interview is featured on The Paul Leslie Hour. Are you here? If you're here, just know that we appreciate you. Thanks for tuning into The Paul Leslie Hour. We're honored to present Paul's interview with Lucy Buffett and Mac McAleer. This interview with Lucy and Mac was recorded at Lucy's restaurant LuLu's at Homeport in Gulf Shores, Alabama on March 10, 2007. It was originally broadcast on the radio, during the Stars Fell on Alabama festival. LuLu's is a place renowned for fun, food and music. No doubt, many of you heard the sad news about Jimmy Buffett, Lucy's brother. Fun, food and music were a big part of his life as well. We were heartbroken to hear about Jimmy's passing on September 1st. If you've been listening to The Paul Leslie Hour you know how many people and events from the Jimmy Buffett world have been covered here. And some of you know, Paul's very first broadcasts were heard on Jimmy Buffett's Radio Margaritaville in 2003. To honor the troubadour of the tropics, we're bringing out this interview with his sister Lucy and brother-in-law Mac. You'll hear in Lucy's voice something of her brother. You'll recognize the same joyous spirit and childlike enthusiasm. Carson Forrester, a listener of The Paul Leslie Hour and a boatbuilder commented the other day on Paul's instagram. He said “heart breaking Paul, keep the stories coming.” Well ladies and gentlemen, that's what we're going to do. Please subscribe to Paul Leslie's YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the bell. We'll keep the stories alive. And with that, I think we're all ready to listen. Here's Lucy Buffett and Mac McAleer on a beautiful coastal day. The Paul Leslie Hour is a talk show dedicated to “Helping People Tell Their Stories.” Some of the most iconic people of all time drop in to chat. Frequent topics include Arts, Entertainment and Culture.

Wie könnte dieser aussehen? Genau daran arbeitet das Projekt „Homeport“. Im Herzen des Hafens, direkt am Alten Elbtunnel, bietet das sogenannte Reallabor Flächen und Testmöglichkeiten für innovative Technologien. Dazu zählen 3D-Druck, Drohnen oder autonome Fahrsysteme. Stefanie Teichmann ist die Produktmanagerin dort. In der neuen Folge von „Hubis Hafenschnack“ berichtet die gebürtige Berlinerin, welche Zielgruppen mit dem „Homeport“ angesprochen werden sollen und welche Rolle dieses Projekt für die Zukunft des Hamburger Hafens spielt.

New York City signaled plenty of virtue over its “sanctuary city” status, though it has been overwhelmed with thousands of illegal immigrants being bused in from Texas, and the costs are skyrocketing. In another interesting development, NYPost reported Mayor Eric Adams is securing a deal with the Norwegian Cruise Line to house the migrants on a luxury cruise ship. Sources tell NYPost Adams is finalizing a deal with Norwegian to rent a massive cruise liner for six months to house and process migrants before entering the city's overwhelmed shelter system. The vessel would be docked at Staten Island's Homeport. Migrants would be allowed to come and go as they please while staying on the ship. Sources explained the cruise ship rental would be much cheaper than building out another tent city in the metro area. The one in the Bronx, at the Orchard Beach parking, is slated to open soon and will cost $15 million per month to operate. Adams is even holding talks with another ship operator, Tallink, to house Ukrainian refugees who fled their country earlier this year after the Russian invasion. Fox News estimates around 15,500 illegal immigrants have flooded NYC since May as a record number of migrants are crossing into the US, with over 2 million migrant encounters by Customs and Border Protection this year. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sent busloads of migrants from his state to NYC to raise awareness of the nation's southern border crisis, thanks to the Biden administration's inability to secure the border. Adams last month warned: “In this new and unforeseen reality, where we expect thousands more to arrive every week going forward, the city's system is nearing its breaking point.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/world-voices/support

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Central Ohio nonprofits have battled back from the pandemic, only to be met with new challenges, including the steepest inflation in years and a highly competitive labor market. This week, CMC examines the state of Central Ohio nonprofits with an expert panel.   This CMC forum was recorded live on June 15, 2022.   Today's speakers are:   Michael Corey, Executive Director, The Human Service Chamber of Franklin County  Dr. Lisa Courtice, President and CEO, The United Way of Central Ohio   Leah Evans, President and CEO, Homeport   Dan Sharpe, Vice President for Community Research and Grants Management with The Columbus Foundation   The host is Deborah Aubert Thomas, President and CEO, Philanthropy Ohio   This forum was sponsored by Columbus Business First, The Columbus Foundation, Columbia Gas, Columbus Speech and Hearing Center, Cramer and Associates, Crane Group, Huntington, The Ohio State University, and Schneider Downs. 

This week, while Tara is off doing Theater stuff, AJ and Jen decide to talk about Nora's most recent single title release, "Nightwork." NOTE: If you haven't read this book yet and want to skip this episode, please do so. You won't hurt our feelings. ;) Right off the bat we can say that we both LOVED it! Both of us couldn't put it down once we started reading it. This book is very much like an old school Nora title, and we couldn't be happier about that. It's got definite "Honest Illusions" and "Homeport" vibes. There are similarities, but "Nightwork" has a vibe all it's own. Fair warning: the first three chapters hit both of us in the feels so hard, it almost killed us so, thanks for that, Nora. We love you, but f*ck you! (kidding). Anyway, we go through the basic timeline for this book, giving you our impressions along the way, BUT...we stop before we tell you the end, just in case some of you haven't read it yet. Then we read your comments on the book. THEN...we give you a very short "We Review the Reviews" where we realize some people just need to Stop Being a Nitpicky Bitch! If you are a fan of Nora's romantic suspense stories, we HIGHLY recommend "Nightwork"!!

This week, while Tara is off doing Theater stuff, AJ and Jen decide to talk about Nora's most recent single title release, "Nightwork." NOTE: If you haven't read this book yet and want to skip this episode, please do so. You won't hurt our feelings. ;) Right off the bat we can say that we both LOVED it! Both of us couldn't put it down once we started reading it. This book is very much like an old school Nora title, and we couldn't be happier about that. It's got definite "Honest Illusions" and "Homeport" vibes. There are similarities, but "Nightwork" has a vibe all it's own. Fair warning: the first three chapters hit both of us in the feels so hard, it almost killed us so, thanks for that, Nora. We love you, but f*ck you! (kidding). Anyway, we go through the basic timeline for this book, giving you our impressions along the way, BUT...we stop before we tell you the end, just in case some of you haven't read it yet. Then we read your comments on the book. THEN...we give you a very short "We Review the Reviews" where we realize some people just need to Stop Being a Nitpicky Bitch! If you are a fan of Nora's romantic suspense stories, we HIGHLY recommend "Nightwork"!!

ATLAS OCEAN VOYAGES TO START HOMEPORT OPERATIONS IN PANAMA DURING 2022 – 2023 SEASON Photo Credit: Atlas The Panama Tourism Authority (ATP) has announced that during the official mission of tourism promotion carried out recently in Miami, U.S., by the National Government through and in conjunction with the private sector, the company Atlas Ocean Voyages ...

Can a new project in Columbus provide hope and housing for the homeless by building a community that fosters employment and independent living?    Vista Village is an affordable housing project aiming to do just that. Central to the Vista Village model are more than 40 tiny houses, a community center and garden, a park, and green space.   This CMC forum was recorded live on May 18, 2022.   Today's speakers are:   Sandy Doyle-Ahern, President, EMH&T   Sandy Stephenson, Chief Healthcare Officer for Southeast Healthcare   And John Perez, Attorney with Perez and Morris    The host is Kerry Charles, Weeknight Anchor with NBC4. This forum was sponsored by The Edwards Companies, Homeport, NBC4, The Robert Weiler Company and Steiner and Associates.  

This episode we are going on an international thrill ride! Homeport (1998) has family drama, repressed heroines, charming thieves, and an ending that will make you both gasp and say "eww...."

 Homeport's CEO Leah Evans is talking about the "Future of Affordable Housing", featuring guest-host Alison Crumley, M+A's own Project Manager, currently working on Homeport's Mulby Place. What is affordable housing? A household spending 30 percent or less of its income on its housing - be it rent or a mortgage. Deemed as a crisis with no easy fix, Currently the U.S. has a shortage of 6.8 Million rental affordable homes alone, just for those that fall within the extremely low-income renters whole household incomes are at or below 30 percent of their area's median income.That's where projects like Mulby Place, and people like Leah, come into place, finding design solutions and strategies to solve for a more affordable, and equitable future.Listen and learn about Homeport is solving the affordable crisis need, in Columbus and beyond, working to create strong communities by developing quality, affordable homes on a cornerstone of dignity, security and opportunity.

54,000 households in Central Ohio pay 50% of their income for housing. Homeport, along with other Columbus-based organizations, are working to fix that. This week, Homeport President and CEO Bruce Luecke discusses their work, the growing need for affordable housing in Columbus, and the contributing factors that hamper Columbus's housing market. The post Homeport appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

54,000 households in Central Ohio pay 50% of their income for housing. Homeport, along with other Columbus-based organizations, are working to fix that. This week, Homeport President and CEO Bruce Luecke discusses their work, the growing need for affordable housing in Columbus, and the contributing factors that hamper Columbus's housing market. The post Homeport appeared first on The Confluence Cast.

This week, while Tara is away, AJ and Jen give recommendations for Nora Roberts books that you can read if you are an "In Death" fan and haven't read any (or very much) Nora Roberts. Some of our favorites are:  The Chronicles of the One Series (Starting with "Year One.") The Circle Trilogy The Sign of Seven Trilogy Key Trilogy Three Sisters Island Trilogy Cousin O'Dwyer Trilogy Guardians Trilogy Born in Trilogy Inn Boonsboro Trilogy Chesapeake Bay Series Gallagher Series Bride Quartet Hidden Riches Honest Illusions True Betrayals Homeport The Reef Three Fates Birthright High Noon The Collector Public Secrets Montana Sky Blue Smoke Whiskey Beach Black Hills The Witness The Liar Shelter in Place The Search Under Currents Northern Lights Hornblower Brothers books (Time Was and Times Change) River's End Chasing Fire The Obsession Hideaway   Happy Reading!!  

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Im Pod#58 bespricht Nick mit Marius Eschen vom homePORT, dem Innovation Lab der Hamburg Port Authority HPA, den Status Quo der Digitalisierung im Hafen. Er will wissen, ob Innovation und Schifffahrt überhaupt zusammenkommen oder ob man da nicht auf verlorenem Posten steht. Die Ansprüche an einen Hafen verändern sich ständig, nachhaltige und innovative Ideen müssen her und diese stehen auf der Agenda des homePORT.Marius Eschen, Head of Digital Trendmanagement, hat die typische Vita eines Innovationsmachers, wie Nick feststellt. Der Wirtschaftsinformatiker ist selbst Gründer und weiß, dass Scheitern und Innovation eng zusammengehen. Und so hält er auch mit Stolpersteinen nicht hinter dem Berg. Die eine oder andere Anekdote dazu hören wir in diesem Podcast.Natürlich darf (in den Zeiten des 832. Hamburger Hafengeburtstags ;) auch ein kleiner historischer Exkurs zwischen Nick und Marius über den drittgrößten Containerhafen Europas und seine Sonderstellung als Seehafen im Landesinneren nicht fehlen. Und wenn wir schon bei Superlativen sind, wusstet Ihr, dass Hamburg den größten Rangierbahnhof (Maschen) und den größten Containerbahnhof (Alte Süderelbe) Europas hat? Nach dem Smart-City-Konzept lag der Smart Port auf der Hand. CO2-Reduzierung gehört im Hafen ganz oben auf die To-Do-Liste! Marius berichtet davon, wie fleißig innoviert, Treibstoffe getestet und weiterentwickelt oder neue Infrastrukturen inklusive Sensortechnik bereitgestellt werden: Von intelligenten Schienen bis zu smarten Baustellen, von 3D-Druck über smarte Brücken bis zu Hyperloop - für alle Ideen ist Platz im Hamburger Hafen! Welche Projektideen schnell umgesetzt werden können und welche Aspekte sich als sperrig erweisen, wieso die Einbindung von StartUps in einem traditionellen Umfeld wie dem Hafen stark forciert wird und wieso der Stellenwert von Kollaborationspartnern nicht hoch genug einzuschätzen ist, hören wir live aus dem Hamburger Hafen im Innovationspodcast #58.Am 20. Mai ist homePORT teil der Academy beim Hamburg Innovation Summit. Marius Eschen gibt mit seinem Team in dem Webinar Realer homePORT Use-Case sucht Bezwinger einen Impuls zum homePORT Innovationscampus. In dem Workshop kann man tief eintauchen in die Themen: Zero Emission, 3D-Druck, Drohnen, Roboter und Automatisierung und wie man den Hafen der Zukunft erfolgreich gestalten will. Ein Webinar mit innovativem Input und gemeinsamen Lösungsansätzen. Die Anmeldung ist gratis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The City of Whitehall views affordable housing not only as a moral issue, but certainly as an economic development issue. And that's why we wanted to dedicate an episode talking about this topic. As economic development professionals, people see us as really focusing on the business side. But it is also important for us to have that sustainable community and the diversification of our housing stock. As public sector employees and as economic development professionals, we hear the term affordable housing a lot. But, it can also be called low income housing or workforce housing. If a family pays more than 30 percent of their income on housing, it's considered a cost burden on that household. That's according to the US Housing and Urban Development Department. Depending on a family's income levels, these high housing cost options can cause some problems for residents. They have to make hard choices between paying their rent or mortgage. Versus having to pay for other basic needs, like food, childcare or health care. We talk to https://www.homeportohio.org/ (Leah Evans from Homeport) in this episode. Homeport is committed to closing the housing gap by at least 250 individuals per year through profitable Low-Income Housing Tax Credit development. We discuss the idea that we aren't building fast enough. And that creates additional problems that, as a region, we have to really step up and figure out. We need to work on our partnerships, and work on our collaboration to really tackle these kind of issues. Over the last decade or so, Whitehall has actively participated in what now is the creation of over 300 affordable or workforce housing units, supporting low income housing tax credits to actually working on land acquisition for projects. Our administration's policy, which we set in 2019, is that 20 percent of all future housing developments will be affordable or workforce housing. We coupled that with our Whitehall Works Development Blueprint plan that was adopted in 2019. And so combining those two things, both our overall comprehensive plan on how to increase density and mixed use, but also do it in a way that ensured we were leaving no one behind. And we're obviously pleased that our city council viewed it as importantly as we did. As always, we "Kick It To The County" with our guest Alex Beres, Assistant Director at Franklin County (OH) Economic Development and Planning. Alex confirms that affordable housing is Franklin County's absolute number one built environment priority, meaning things in development that they can affect in place and in the built environment. They concentrate on efforts of economic development incentives and partnership with the https://columbusfinance.org/ (Columbus Franklin County Finance Authority), the https://cocic.org/ (COCIC Franklin County Land Bank), the Central Ohio Community Land Trust, and all these other low income housing tax credit developers in a grand strategy partnership. This is led by the county commissioners efforts, both through the poverty blueprint. One of the four pillars of the Franklin County Commissioners' poverty blueprint was affordable housing. And the top priority in their economic development strategic plan from 2019 was affordable housing. For our upcoming podcast next month. We will have a discussion on the creation of live, work and play neighborhoods. Join Jenna and Zach monthly as they have representatives from Franklin County (OH), as well as special guests from government and other organizations, to talk about different topics that are important throughout the Central Ohio region.  That's part of the reason we named this podcast Whitehall Works. https://www.whitehall-oh.us/ (The City of Whitehall (OH)) is working with a lot of different partners on transportation, affordable housing and workforce development. These are just some of the important topics that not only the City of Whitehall (OH) is working on, but everyone...

Bruce Luecke, of Homeport, discusses a study which shows significant economic benefit for investment in affordable housing programs.

Pour yourself some juice and grab a donut for chapters 21-22 of Judy Blume's riveting adult novel, “Summer Sisters,” published in 1998. Vix runs away to Trisha's houseboat, starts a new waitress gig, and loses her V in the V on the V. But a terrible family tragedy brings it all crashing down. You'll have to listen to find out what happens. The gals answer some Blume Head questions, chat about the Hills, Teen Mom, and the Blume Saloon origin story. Alison presents two special reports on Victoria's Secret and the historic Homeport restaurant, and Jody reads aloud yet another unsexy sex scene. Congratulations to Blume Head of the Week, Tiffany Louise!

Bruce Luecke, President and CEO of Homeport, discusses affordable housing needs in Central Ohio and explains why the $50 million set aside in $1.03 billion bond issue on the May 7 ballot in Columbus will address these needs.

As the BIA announced at a CMC forum in January, Central Ohio has a massive shortage of affordable housing. To meet the coming need, there should be 14,000 housing units added per year instead of the 8,000 that are actually being built. And the housing that is available is skyrocketing in price due to supply and demand. The causes of this shortage aren't simple ones. A dearth in skilled labor plus increases in material costs (largely due to tariffs) are hampering the construction business. And the lot size requirements and zoning rules in the various municipalities are two other huge problems. To define and discuss Central Ohio's on-going issues with affordable housing, we welcome Curt Moody (CEO of Moody Nolan), Steven Schoeny (Director of the Department of Development at the City of Columbus), Leah Evans (Vice President of Real Estate Development at Homeport), and host Andy Chow (Journalist with the Ohio Statehouse News Bureau). Recorded on March 20, 2019 at the Boat House at Confluence Park in Columbus, Ohio.

The state of Ohio needs housing that is suited to the needs of working families. When developing housing, how can organizations help families improve their lives while also providing safe, stable and affordable homes? This episode, Dr. Cody Price speaks to Bruce Leucke, President and CEO of Homeport, about affordable housing, lease-purchase homes, NIMBYism and resident services. For more from the Office of Housing Policy, [visit our website](http://ohiohome.org/research/default.aspx) and follow us on Twitter [@ohiodoorsteps](http://www.twitter.com/ohiodoorsteps). To learn more about housing needs in Ohio, [click here](http://ohiohome.org/news/documents/2019-HousingNeedsAssessment.pdf). For more information on Homeport and their services, [visit their website.](https://www.homeportohio.org/) The views and opinions expressed in Doorsteps are those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily reflect those of the Ohio Housing Finance Agency.

On this podcast episode I’ll share some audio from a recent Port Canaveral meeting where the board discussed liquified natural gas (LNG) and shed some light on when we may see Disney Cruise Line's next ship arrive in Florida. Show Notes Port Canaveral CEO Reveals DCL to Homeport at Least 2 of the New LNG Fueled Cruise Ships Beginning Late 2021 DCL Blog Group Cruise June 2019 Thanks again for listening to our podcast. We appreciate your continued feedback. If you have any question, comments or feedback please leave a comment below. We also have a voice mail line (321) 765-3252 where you can call at any hour and leave a comment or ask questions that we might feature on a future podcast. You can subscribe to the Disney Cruise Line Blog Podcast via iTunes, Google Play Store, Stitcher, PodBean or the plain old rss feed.

The Bank Shot Job aired on December 30, 2008 Executive Producers: Chris Downey and John Rogers Writer: Amy Berg Director: Dean Devlin Lisa Lin and I discuss the 'Western' episode of Leverage in which Nate and Sophie are taken hostage in a bank robbery as they try to wrap up a con. Featuring: Judge Evil Ron Butterfield, sweaty clothes, mysterious bales of hay, and more callbacks and references than you can shake a gleeful stick at. Our profiled heist books this week were Want by Cindy Pon (@cindypon) https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/32333174-want and Homeport by Nora Roberts https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/59820.Homeport A big thanks to my co-host Lisa Lin for talking with me last minute! You can find her @laforesta1 and you can find me @librariansti in most places and as Reading Rainbow-Hair on youtube! As always, props to @rebeccamock who inspired this podcast and thanks to the creators of the show @johnrog1 and Chris Downey!

USS Nimitz returns home after deployment.

-Originally aired on 08/01/2015- Episode 26 of "In The Oil Patch" This week on "In The Oil Patch": host Kym Bolado and her co-hosts Alvin Bailey and Roy Holley have Eddie Martinez, the General Cargo & Information Representative at the Port of Corpus Christi. Eddie explains that the Port of Corpus Christi is ranked number five in the nation. He's expecting the Port to be ranked number four very soon due to the plethora of commerce that sails in and out of the Port on a daily basis. The Port's mission is to leverage commerce and drive prosperity, and with people like Eddie that allow the day to day operations to run as smoothly as they have been, the growth rate of the Port should come as no surprise. Eddie also tells our listeners what can be brought in and out of the Port, how the operations are funded, economic development and sustainability in the Eagle Ford Shale region and how many countries come in and out of the Port on a monthly basis. From the Port of Corpus Christi's website: "All Port Commissioners have served without pay and, over the years, except for $5,300,00 in bonds paid through ad valorem taxes for certain improvements, the Port has acquired and owns many millions of dollars of Port facilities. In 1985 a bond issue of $25,000,000 was approved for Navy Homeport facilities. Except for the "Homeport" tax bonds, all other tax bonds have been paid many years ago. "Although the statutes under which the Navigation District was organized and operates authorizes the voters to authorize a tax for operating the Port and for maintaining its facilities and although many Ports have such a tax, the citizens of Nueces County have never asked for such authorization. Except for tax bonds issued to construct facilities as above mentioned, the Port has been self-supporting. "Said another way, Nueces County Navigation District No. 1 (now the Port of Corpus Christi Authority of Nueces County, Texas) is unique in Texas political history, not only because of the relatively few in number of the Port Commissioners who have served over the 75 years of its life but because it has been self-supporting from its inception. The District has never had a tax for operations. It owns over 21,000 acres of land, of which approximately 16,000 acres is submerged land, 8 cargo docks an 11 oil docks worth millions of dollars, and, except for the Homeport bonds, has only issued $5,300,000 in tax bonds." You can read more about the Port of Corpus Christi at: http://www.portofcc.com "In The Oil Patch" is brought to you by SHALE Oil & Gas Business Magazine and proudly sponsored by the South Texas Energy & Economic Roundtable (STEER). Stay tuned for more great episodes every Saturday night at 10pm CST on KTSA 550am and 107.1fm! Photo credit: Port Corpus Christi

You may have seen its hulking profile as it sails through San Diego Bay on its way to its homeport, the National City Marine Terminal. The Jean Anne, operated by Pasha Hawaii, is 10-stories high and can carry 3,000 cars, buses, trucks and other oversize cargo. Learn more: http://bit.ly/axLlwe