Podcasts about hurricane isaac

Galen Hair talks with lawyer Trent Moss, originally getting into law from medicine, who illustrates his path and shares critical advice from his legal career that surged after Hurricane Isaac. He points out the major issues in the legal industry, such as overburdening with cases, which primarily stem from business concerns rather than legal ones. Encouraging listeners to select their lawyers wisely, Moss shares key skills that make a good legal professional. These skills include understanding policies, efficient communication, gaining expertise in industry conditions, and developing technical understanding.  Who's the Guest? Trent J. Moss is an avid litigator who has been fighting for the rights of property owners throughout his career, taking the fight to insurance companies, banks, contractors, and anyone else who infringes on the rights of his clients. Mr. Moss has secured victories for his clients throughout Louisiana and is well known as an aggressive advocate who pushes cases forward and gets the job done. Mr. Moss has worked tirelessly over the years to defend the rights of Louisiana residents and businesses damaged by Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, Gustav, Isaac, and countless other storms, floods, fires, and myriad other losses. He has even taken on building product manufacturers, mortgage companies, big banks, and other companies that are “too big to fail.”   Highlights Trent discusses his career transition from studying medicine to law and the reasons behind it. How the legal community dealt with the fallout of large loss cases after Hurricane Isaac. The aspects of his legal career and the traits he needed to work on to become proficient in his field. The importance of understanding a policy for making a clear, precise demand. Unexpected costs post medical procedures. The importance of consulting manufacturers, ensuring warranty and discussing the problems faced by policyholders. What it means to 'level up' in relation to client satisfaction and effort.    Episode Resources Connect with Galen M. Hair https://insuranceclaimhq.com hair@hairshunnarah.com Connect with Trent Moss https://shunnarah.com/attorney/trent-j-moss/  

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There’s no loyalty like hometown loyalty. On Ep. 63 of #SeaStory, a Sailor defends her New Orleans neighbors during Hurricane Isaac.

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This episode focuses on the catastrophic land and habitat loss that has occurred in coastal Louisiana. As a 'Folk' musician, I write about the issues of the age. As a native South Louisianian, there isn't a more pressing issue to write about. This podcast features an interview with Dr. Kerry St. Pe', reknown expert on Louisiana Wetlands and retired director of the BTNEP (Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program). The songs shared herein; 'A Little Less Louisiana'(to call home), 'The Ballad of Hurricane Isaac (2012)', and 'Those Lands' are meant to communicate the perilous state of our vanishing coast. Also featured, Ryan Harris, Baton Rouge recording artist singing his song 'The River's Rolling High', on which I was honored and privileged to play dobro alongside fiddler, Robert 'Doc' Chaney when we recorded it at the Songwriter's Retreat in Tickfaw, LA last weekend. As art, the songs bring some attention to the problem. To fully comprehend the multi-headed serpent that this problem emulates, there are many resources online such as http://www.btnep.org/ and http://www.voiceofthewetlands.org/ and a particularly informative video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJrI3xP7WO0.

Isabel Laessig, The Family Foodie, on Around The Table Food Show Our guest yesterday on Around The Table Food Show was Isabel Laessig, also known as The Family Foodie. Isabel started an effort about 18 months ago to bring families back around the family table by using blogs and social media. From a small band of seven food bloggers the Sunday Supper Movement has grown to influence 1.5 to 2 million Twitter followers weekly, using the hashtag #SundaySupper. And that number doesn't count the folks who engage with Sunday Supper bloggers via Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram and through the blogs of the participating bloggers. The New Orleans Oyster Festival This weekend marks the Oyster Festival in New Orleans. Restaurants from all over town come together to celebrate the salty, briny goodness of oysters. On the show today Chef Ralph Pausina from Drago's Restaurantjoins us to talk oysters, the Oyster Festival, and Drago's famous char-grilled oysters. Today's Recipe: Oysters! Msgr. Nalty and I discuss char-grilling oysters... and other ways of preparing oysters. One of the recipes we discussed can be found here: Drago's Charbroiled Oysters and Hurricane Isaac.

End Time Current Events: 5-26-13–Part 1 Table of Contents: Gay Pride Week Concluding in Oklahoma City – Just hours before worst tornado in HISTORY! Eerie Bible coincidence for Hurricane Isaac & Katrina? Bizarre timing has some asking: ‘What are the odds?' Oklahoma City Gay Pride Days–God sends the Whirlwind Justice Department Decrees: Employees must affirm…

Gloria has been married for 22 years and her husband has stage four cancer. Hurricane Isaac recently devastated their Louisiana home by flooding it with 12 feet of water and ruining most of their possessions. During the clean up process, Gloria asked if Operation Blessing teams would help her find their beloved wedding rings. Please make a donation to our Disaster Relief efforts: bit.ly/OBGive2Disaster

Fire Chief Urban Trueil of Plaquemines Parish allows Operation Blessing to follow him and his wife through their house that was destroyed by Hurricane Isaac. Despite his loss, Chief Trueil helps to maintain safety for returning residents to East Plaquesmines Parish as they try to salvage anything they can. Chief Trueil has been the fire chief for the eastern part of the Parish (the hardest hit section from Isaac) for over 30 years. Please make a donation to our Disaster Relief efforts: bit.ly/OBGive2Disaster

This History 202 lectures examines unqualified government activities against 3 different groups of Native Americans in (mainly) the Great Plains. This was the last lecture before Hurricane Isaac.

Army Maj. Ronnie Spears, Executive Officer of the 890th Engineer Battalion, responds to a community need fro an emergency spillway to be built in order to relieve pressure off a levee and to prevent flooding while at Percy Quinn State Park, McComb, Miss., August 30, 2012 and footage of levee, surroundings, damage and Soldiers with equipment. Soundbites from Maj. Ronnie Spiers. Also available in high definition.

With a rapid and well-coordinated response to Hurricane Isaac needed from the Mississippi National Guard and essential agencies, Gulfport, Mississippi's CRTC provided an excellent emergency operations facility.

Kate Adie hosts correspondents' stories from the United States, Russia, France, Italy and the Czech Republic. The United States breathes a sigh of relief that Hurricane Isaac didn't turn into another Katrina. Alastair Leithead has been in the eye of the storm. The new 'skinheads'. Tom Esslemont tries to unpick what motivates Russia's ultra-nationalists. Just where did Julius Caesar REALLY defeat the Gaulls? Hugh Schofield investigates a case of alleged archaeological skulduggery in Burgundy. Alan Johnston meets the new Mayor of Palma, a member of the 'Five Star Movement' currently gaining political influence in Italy. And Rob Cameron makes a sentimental journey ... to a campsite in South Bohemia.

Hurricane Isaac cancelled Monday's session, but last night the GOP made prime time. We hear reaction to speeches by Ann Romney and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.

Nicole talks about the latest news from New Orleans and Hurricane Isaac, and the RNC going on in Tampa. Guests are FDL's David Dayen and Crooks & Liars' John Amato

Operation Blessing teams are en route to aid residents of Plaquemines Parish where Hurricane Isaac’s heavy rains have overtopped the levee and flooding is being reported. Please make a donation to our Disaster Relief efforts: bit.ly/OBGive2Disaster

Ross and Dave Brown give commentary on GCMS, Illini, and Big Ten footall games.  An extra look into HOIC contests and Hurricane Isaac carryover effects are also discussed.  Enjoy!

AURORA LIGHT PREPARE FOR THE LANDING & Hurrican Isaac with STEPHANIE PARRISH, TJ Morris's daughter LIVE on board the BOAT ANGEL's DAWN in the EYE of the Hurricane, Pass Christian, Mississippi. LATE BREAKING NEWS while people prepare on the Gulf Coast for Hurricane Isaac. Boats taking to the inner canals. JANET KIRA LESSIN of ASCENSION CENTER NETWORK- Maui, HAWAII CO-HOST with Theresa J Thurmond Morris Concerns while discussing GUIDANCE from ET and Spiritual Guides Serendipity and Power of Intent News, Books, Biographies, Speaking Truth the Art of Sacred Speech among those who from the heavens came as ET. The levels of the universe, multiverse, metaverse, xenoverse, omniverse, alphaverse, omegaverse (7) levels.    

Comedian Andy Woodhull breaks a leg. Meteorologist Rush Limbaugh seems to think President Obama is the leading cause of Hurricane Isaac. Also, Mitt Romney Skypes in and we have a heaping helping of Fake News. DATES: Andy Woodhull is at Go Bananas in Cincinnati Thursday September 6 through Sunday September 9 and at The Funny Bone in Dayton September 20 through 23. PLEASE HELP CALEB MEDLEY! Caleb, as you may know, is a stand-up comic, who was severely injured in the movie theater shootings back in July. He’s in stable condition, but still has not regained consciousness. You can donate to help pay his medical expenses here. Follow P.F. on Twitter @PF66 and like this podcast on Facebook, PF’s Tape Recorder logo designed by Dan Koabel. Email the show here. Hey, be a good egg and give us a review here and/or in iTunes. It really helps with rankings and such. Thanks for listening, and be sure to tell your friends, neighbors, your neighbor’s friends, and friends of people who used to be your neighbors, about us.

Let's romp re the up-coming conventions, providing anti-dote to the paucity of public discourse as long-time progressive Texan political commentater James McCarty Yeager cahoots with Caroline. Yes, “God” couldn't pass on the joke of  Hurricane Isaac planning to attend Republican Convention, wafting Code Pink's giant vaginas to whirl around the convention center like mega-confetti. The post The Visionary Activist – Beauty Born of Grief appeared first on KPFA.

Anthropologist Sasha Lessin tells how ETs from Nibiru used an energy device, like our military's HAARP laser project to change weather pattern, channel free, non-polluting energy, and live thousands of years. Dr. ZZ relates how the elite controllers of American politics threaten the Republican Convention in Florida, in Tampa, a place hurricanes have not hit for 90 years, with Hurricane Isaac. Dr ZZ shares how the Republicans, desperate to prevent the Ron Paul delegates from placing Paul in nomination and diminishing their coronation of King Romney, even if they need to ask their controllers to hit Tampa with a Hurricane. Dr.Lessin traces rule by the descendants of ET Enki(through his son Noah) and how the ETs decided on a divide--by culture, religion, language--and control all. They get us,the slave race, to fight among ourselves while they steal our wealth and lives.

Nicole gives the latest on the Akin debacle within the GOP, along with their right wing platform adopted just in time to get hit by Hurricane Isaac! Guests are Deborah Newell Tornello of TSANewsBlog.com and the Campaign for America's Future's Richard Eskow on the future of Social Security