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Episode 117 brings a special Labor Day edition of the Podcast and it features a conversation with former HUD Secretary Julián Castro. Sec. Castro checks in (Starts at the 16:30 mark) to talk about his efforts with Latino outreach, the importance of voting in this year's election, the housing crisis that the U.S. is staring down that has been made worse by COVID, and why his home state of Texas turning Blue is not as far-fetched as it once seemed. Plus: Jay's birthday was this weekend and he reflects on the last couple of years and how so much has changed. Get registered to Vote: https://www.vote.org/register-to-vote/ Jay Scott Confidential is also on YouTube!!! Be sure to subscribe, ring the bell for notifications, and check out the archived interviews and more: http://bit.ly/jsctube If you're trying to start or build up your podcast, check us out the JSC Amazon Store: http://www.amazon.com/shop/jayscottsmith Get one FREE month of Stitcher Premium when you use the promo code "JSC": http://stitcher.com/premium Like us on Facebook at http://facebook.com/JSCRadio Check out Doc Illingsworth's dope sh*t, including the new EP Trenches, on Spotify here: http://bit.ly/illingsworthspotify Follow him on Twitch and check out Eternal Invite at http://twitch.tv/illingsworth Check out "Synthetic Sounds Vol. 1", the new EP from Ossim Jones on Spotify here: http://bit.ly/ossimsynthetic Be sure to drop a 5-Star Rating & Review on Apple Podcasts and AudioBoom. Follow the show NOW on Radio.com, Spotify, iHeartRadio, RadioPublic, TuneIn, CastBox, Stitcher, PlayerFM.

Samantha Bee talks to former HUD Secretary Julián Castro about his friendship with Elizabeth Warren, turning Texas blue, and the future of the Democratic Party--and get this--he is...hopeful?

Galina Espinoza is a highly-creative and innovative media leader with a strong track record in driving editorial excellence and business success. She is a University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) Alumni. Galina is the President and Editor in Chief of Rewire.news (https://rewire.news/). Galina is also an award-winning writer and editor, whose varied journalism experience ranges from interviewing political figures such as President Barack Obama and former HUD Secretary Julián Castro, to writing and starring in PEOPLE's first-ever digital video from the Oscars red carpet. Her personal essays have appeared in The New York Times, USA Today, and Marie Claire, and I was a #2018 WeNeedDiverseBooks Fellow.

Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary and U.S. Presidential candidate Julián Castro answers questions during a live town hall moderated by CNN's Nia-Malika Henderson at The Novo in Los Angeles.

It finally happened: on Tuesday, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi announced the beginning of a formal impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump. The final straw was a July phone call in which Trump pushed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate his potential 2020 rival, Joe Biden, and appeared to suggest that US aid to Ukraine might be contingent upon his compliance. Nearly all of the 2020 Democratic candidates have come out in support of impeachment proceedings. On this week’s Deconstructed, one of those candidates, former HUD Secretary Julián Castro, joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss the week’s developments. Intercept DC Bureau Chief Ryan Grim stops by to break down the political prospects for impeachment.

Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary and U.S. Presidential candidate Julián Castro answers questions during a live town hall moderated by CNN's Wolf Blitzer in New York.

A whopping 20 Democratic presidential candidates met in Miami, Florida this week for the first in what promises to be a very long season of primary debates. Pre-debate buzz centered around frontrunners like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren—or Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, who let the fireworks fly on the second night in a heated exchange over the ex-Vice President’s record on school bussing. One surprise standout was former HUD Secretary Julián Castro, who made headlines on the first night for his radical immigration proposals and for clashing with fellow Texan Beto O’Rourke. Castro joins Mehdi to talk about his big night, and Intercept DC Bureau Chief Ryan Grim stops by to analyze the debates.

Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary and U.S. Presidential candidate Julián Castro answers questions during a live town hall moderated by CNN's Don Lemon in Washington, D.C.

Tommy interviews former San Antonio Mayor and HUD Secretary Julián Castro about his 2020 bid. They discuss immigration, Puerto Rico, housing policy, why Democrats have underperformed with Latino voters and how he plans to make the debates and win. On foreign policy, they discuss the rise of white extremists, whether Saudi Arabia is still an ally, China's muslim reeducation camps, North Korea and Beyonce.

Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick were inaugurated this week as they begin their second terms as the top elected officeholders in Texas. Each made a solid commitment to funding public education while the House and Senate offered their initial budget proposals, each reflecting that commitment. It's a far cry from the beginning of the last legislative session two years ago when divisive public restroom restrictions, cracking down on undocumented immigrants, and sweeping abortion restrictions topped the agenda. Why the change? Former San Antonio Mayor and HUD Secretary Julián Castro launched his campaign for president in the Alamo City and Ryan was on the scene while Jeremy has the latest on why Beto O'Rourke says he's "in and out of a funk." Plus Ted Cruz gives a lesson on how to grow a beard. Go behind the headlines for a look at what's really going on at the Texas Capitol and in Washington with the state's #1 political podcast: The Texas Take. Join the conversation featuring Scott Braddock, editor of The Quorum Report, Texas Public Radio Capitol reporter Ryan Poppe, and Chronicle political writer Jeremy Wallace. Support the show.

This episode explores a holistic workforce development model that improves employee engagement, retention and advancement opportunities. It features an interview with former HUD Secretary Julián Castro.  The information and views presented in this podcast do not necessarily reflect official positions of the Federal Reserve System and do not constitute an endorsement of any organization or program.

In this week's Tax Credit Tuesday Podcast, Michael J. Novogradac, CPA, starts off with the general section with news from a busy first week of Congress. He discusses committee leadership appointments and new members of the House and Senate tax-writing committees. He also shares updates on what House Republicans are doing to prepare for writing tax reform legislative language. After that, he reviews more information about HUD Secretary nominee Ben Carson's scheduled confirmation hearing with the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. And he outlines what outgoing HUD Secretary Juli'n Castro had to say about the importance of affordable housing'and more specifically, the importance of the low-income housing tax credit. In low-income housing tax credit news, he talks about what a recent Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling on property valuation means for affordable housing in the state. In new markets tax credit news, he shares how listeners can submit comments to the CDFI Fund on its new markets tax credit draft 2018 allocation application and on its CDFI certification requirements. He also shares how to sign a NMTC Coalition letter to Congress in support of expanding and making permanent the new markets tax credit. He closes out with renewable energy tax credit news, where he discusses how two solar industry groups have joined forces to increase capital for solar energy.

In this week's Tax Credit Tuesday Podcast, Michael J. Novogradac, CPA, starts off with the general section with news from a busy first week of Congress. He discusses committee leadership appointments and new members of the House and Senate tax-writing committees. He also shares updates on what House Republicans are doing to prepare for writing tax reform legislative language. After that, he reviews more information about HUD Secretary nominee Ben Carson's scheduled confirmation hearing with the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. And he outlines what outgoing HUD Secretary Julián Castro had to say about the importance of affordable housing–and more specifically, the importance of the low-income housing tax credit. In low-income housing tax credit news, he talks about what a recent Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling on property valuation means for affordable housing in the state. In new markets tax credit news, he shares how listeners can submit comments to the CDFI Fund on its new markets tax credit draft 2018 allocation application and on its CDFI certification requirements. He also shares how to sign a NMTC Coalition letter to Congress in support of expanding and making permanent the new markets tax credit. He closes out with renewable energy tax credit news, where he discusses how two solar industry groups have joined forces to increase capital for solar energy.

This past week POLITICO reported that several progressive groups have targeted HUD Secretary Julián Castro, questioning his vice presidential qualifications if Hillary Clinton were to win the Democratic presidential nomination. That campaign led to dissension among Latino organizations, according to BuzzFeed. Others have weighed in on the story, claiming that Castro being Latino is just irrelevant. The chatter keeps getting stronger, so much so that Castro had to address it with NBC News. We talk with Matt Nelson, Managing Director at Presente.org, one of the groups who is criticizing Castro for "selling our neighborhoods to Wall Street." An online petition has generated close to 100,000 signatures in just a few days. Later in the show, Brent Wilkes, the National Executive Director for the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), will join us as well. LULAC and other Latino organizations have been critical of the campaign against Castro.

The new American Dream is an energy-efficient home in a healthy, green community, and HUD Secretary Julián Castro wants to make it affordable for everyone. Julián Castro, Secretary, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

The new American Dream is an energy-efficient home in a healthy, green community, and HUD Secretary Julián Castro wants to make it affordable for everyone. Julián Castro, Secretary, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)