Podcast appearances and mentions of Jack Matthews

In this episode, we partnered with Downtown Lexington Partnership to host a live panel discussion at 325 West Main, formerly known as the Festival Marketplace. Joined by visionary Katie Kaufman and the general contractor on the project, David Dean, we discuss the redevelopment of this historic Lexington property. Kaufman, a former U.S. Defense policy expert turned developer, shares her journey of acquiring and reimagining the building with her partner, Jack Matthews. David provides insights into the construction challenges and solutions for bringing the timeless structure back to life. The conversation covers themes of community collaboration, the need to balance modern needs with historic preservation, and the importance of creating spaces that enrich daily experiences. Hosted by Weston Lockhart & Ross BoggessDevelopLex is proud to be supported by:SVN Stone Commercial Real EstateCommunity Trust BankIntro music by SmithTheMister00:00 Introduction and Event Overview00:55 Meet the Hosts and Guests02:09 Katie Kaufman's Acquisition Story06:52 Vision and Development Plans10:08 Construction Challenges and Progress13:52 Community and Surprises21:05 Future Vision and Lessons Learned28:51 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Jack Matthews Shrine of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, Washington Heights, New York Retreat Talk for Columbia Catholic Ministry October 12, 2024   https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/10.12.24_Jack_Matthews_St._Francis_Cabrini_and_Prayer_1.mp3     The post Jack Matthews, St. Frances Cabrini and Prayer, Columbia Catholic Ministry Retreat, Cabrini Shrine, October 12, 2024 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

One of wood chopping's rising stars is so young he need his parents sign off to fire up one of his tools of choice, a chainsaw. Hokitika's 16 year old Jack Matthews is the youngest axeman to qualify for the under 25's rookie division at the national champs this week. Because he is under 18 , organisers had to get parental sign off for him to use a chainsaw in one of the five disciplines he is competing in. Last year, he was the youngest competitor in the under 21 team that smashed the Australian team last year. He's also not the only one in the family branching out into the sport. Jack Matthews speaks to Lisa Owen.

2022 Missouri Veterans Hall of Fame inductee Jack Matthews

“It's my time now," Satan declares in the 1997 horror/drama Hollywood hit The Devil's Advocate, starring Al Pacino as the original boss from Hell. Now, at the film's 25th anniversary, has his time passed -– or has this become a truly timeless work?   SHOW LINKS LiveScience: Why Does the Devil Have Horns & Hooves?, Tom Metcalfe (2022) Publisher's Weekly: What I Learned From Bestselling Author Andrew Neiderman, Sari Feldman (2018) The Devil's Advocate, by Andrew Neiderman, Pocket Books (1997) History of Religions: The Devil at Law in the Middle Ages, Karl Shoemaker (2011) Forbes: That Time In The Middle Ages When The Devil Became A Lawyer, Matthew Gabriele (2018) LA Times: Jumping Into the Fire: In ‘Advocate,' Al Pacino takes a walk on the dark side. Luckily, he's no stranger to these mean streets, Jack Matthews (1997) NY Daily News: Eye on evil in 'Devil's Advocate,' Taylor Hackford takes Satan to Court, Denis Hamill (1997) ScreenRant: Charlize Theron Details Exhausting Method Acting On Devil's Advocate, Amy Halloran, (2022) NY Times: Sculpture In a Movie Leads to Suit, Gustave Niebuhur (1997)   GET IN TOUCH WITH BLACK MASS APPEAL Facebook Twitter Instagram Patreon Tabitha Slander's Instagram Discord server   SATANIC BAY AREA Website Facebook Twitter (as @SatanicSF) Instagram Sign up for Satanic Bay Area's newsletter On TikTok as DailyBaphirmations Coffee Hour is the third TUESDAY of every month from 6 – 8 pm at Wicked Grounds in San Francisco!

#ifounditonamazon TRY AUDIBLE PLUS Elsa's Books Path To Authorship Course About Jack:Jack Matthews, a retired college professor, spent seven years writing his first novel—Arte Perdida. Research for this historically rich work of fiction took him throughout Germany and the Azores. He also spent a week in Portugal Cove, Newfoundland, exploring background material for the book.Matthews grew up in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, where he sailed and fished on Buzzards Bay, the setting for much of the novel. He is also a crew member of the Half Moon, an 85-foot replica of the ship that Henry Hudson sailed on the river that now bears his name. On one cruise, Matthews served as the ship's cook on this square-rigged, three-masted wooden sailing vessel. He also sings with several groups and plays the trumpet, cornet, and flugelhorn. Matthews is available for book talks and signings at libraries, book clubs, bookstores, seminars, and other venues. He can be contacted at:JackMatthewsAuthor@gmail.comSYNOPSISMattapoisett was a quiet New England town on Buzzards Bay — until body parts started showing up in the most unlikely places. Manny Pereira, a decorated and disabled Vietnam War Veteran, races to find the killer in an investigation that spans from Nazi Germany to the Azores and Newfoundland, and finally to the neighborhoods of this once peaceful harbor town. With more than a few possible suspects, Manny works quietly behind the scenes and uncovers a decades old scheme of greed, revenge, and murder. The allure of art and love compound the challenges for Manny, and as he closes in on the killer, not even he could have anticipated thefrightening twist in his investigation or its shocking conclusion.Support the show

In this podcast Ross Brooks and Jack Matthews discuss planning & delivering for the individual. Jack joined the AFC Wimbledon Academy in 2016 as a coach in the Foundation Phase (U9-12) having previously held roles at Coerver Coaching and Barnet Football Club. Jack combined his role in the Academy with his role as a tutor in the foundation department at Fulham FC, and from 2018 as a coach in their Football and Education programme. In 2021 Jack was appointed as Lead Youth Phase Coach after spending 2 years as the Lead Foundation Phase Coach. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/football-dna/message

“Your life will never surpass your belief about who you think you are and what you're worthy of.” -Jack Matthews   Ever wanted something so bad that you felt like you needed it, or that you'd be lost without it? If so, there's only one word for you: "Attraction." Your thoughts emit a certain frequency, and these thoughts tend to bring what "you're focused on" to you. But the first step in that is to first know your worth. But this part gets a little messy. If your worth is already defined for you by others or even yourself, it becomes much harder to recognize your value on your own accord.   In this episode, Daniel and FansPlan CEO, Jack Matthews share how to overcome feelings of unworthiness, break self-sabotaging habits, adn magnetize your miracles. They also discuss steps that can help you unlock your potential, awaken your warrior mind, and play the bigger game.    If you have a vision to succeed, but feel that you've been getting the short end of the stick, you're in the right place! Tune in! Be Inspired! with Daniel:  Website Email Facebook Facebook Group Twitter Pinterest YouTube Episode Highlights: 03:31 Know Your Worth 05:42 Wealth is in the Mind  08:04 Warrior Mentality 11:12 Beware of These Self-Sabotaging Habits 14:25 Magnetize Your Miracles 18:00 Play the Global Game 22:05 Stomp Through Life 28:29 Never Stop Having Fun 31:33 Be Loving

My guest is Lt. Col. (Ret.) Jack Matthews. The launching point for our conversation is "Trust and Empower." We discuss how to begin building trust into the framework of a team, and more! 

Gautam Mishra is the founder and CEO of Inkl, a Melbourne-based news aggregator that has been quietly building audience for the past seven years.Years ago Mishra and his news app were mentioned to me by Jack Matthews, the former Fairfax Metro CEO, and I went and downloaded Inkl. Mishra had worked with Matthews at Fairfax, where he set up the paywalls on The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, and Matthews was pretty enthusiastic about him. For whatever reason, the product wasn't what I needed at that point, and I never got in contact.It turns out I wasn't alone. Inkl was ahead of the curve, in that the pressure of news paywalls hadn't kicked in for Australian audiences when it started in 2014, or even when I first used the app in 2016. But now things are different. As you'll hear in the podcast, Inkl is building audience in the UK and US and Mishra is looking at putting money into marketing. The app solves a common problem for engaged audiences: a desire for a varied news diet, but an unwillingness to add more and more subscriptions to your personal pile.The conversation with Mishra is fascinating. He's thought about a lot of things that are central in the Crawford Media view of the world. For example, the importance of reducing cognitive load in product design, or the problems of building business models only around the most passionate segment of your audience. Mishra is also surprisingly candid about just how difficult the Inkl journey has been, with venture capitalists pulling out of deals at the last minute and constant pressure to relocate to the US.Here's the link to Mishra's blog I mention at the beginning of the podcast.Unmade, the newsletterThe first Crawford Media podcast was an interview with Tim Burrowes about his book Media Unmade. Since then, Burrowes has launched a newsletter that can safely be described as compulsory reading for all of us. I wanted to draw your attention to it, and also tip the hat to Burrowes for the sheer volume of necessary information he is surfacing. Nice work.Have a great week,HalNote: The Crawford Media podcast music is”Ethernight Club” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit halcrawford.substack.com

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The world is more connected and interwoven than ever. Unfortunately, the same can be said of crime and the unique vulnerabilities of running an international business. Learn about our crisis management team, how they address these growing needs, and what our support looks like in real life. In this episode, we talk with Jack Matthews, who looks after the Special Contingency, Marine Piracy, and Crisis Response for Lockton UK.

Today's guest, Jack Matthews, is a digital marketing expert. Jack started his career in Aly, a small town in North Carolina. He was a dreamer so he left his comfort zone and went to California to work for his dream life. He moved but he had no clue what he will do to live his dream but he knew only one thing ‘working hard'. Jack started struggling for his career while people back in his hometown were curious about his progress and everyone was thinking "whether he will make it or not". Soon Jack started selling Toyotas and started progressing and then he met with a person who changed his entire life. Due to his mentor's belief in him, he started his digital marketing agency and now he is living his dream life. Today Jack is sharing with us how he moved his career toward the internet and he is also talking about many other worth-listening topics. Jack is sharing with us his entrepreneurial journey and he is also talking about the value of having mentors in life. He says that sometimes in life we just need a push and a mentor is someone who inculcates belief in you, pushes you in the right direction, and sets you on the path of success. Science of having a mentor is all about “surrounding yourself with better quality of people” and if you surround yourself with the right people your life will be better one day. Jack is also talking about the power of the internet. He says that the internet is a powerful tool and we need to educate people on how to use this power. We are living in times where the internet is a real opportunity to empower people. Through this tool, we can share knowledge across the world and we can also monetize any great idea. Jack is also encouraging everyone to monetize their content and build their business online because during the pandemic people who were affected the least were the people who were working online. We need to understand that nowadays money follows attention and social media is a great platform to grab the attention of your audience. So, keeping this fact in mind, that this is an internet age, we must take our business online to survive and thrive. Jack is also helping people to recognize their voice online. He has a mission to create a massive movement of thought leaders by build a community of leaders that actually move things forward rather than blaming. Jack wants to bridge the gap between those people who need the information and those who have the information. Jack is also sharing the right way to do anything. He says that you should do things with a structure. Have a written plan, and back your action with a solid belief that you will make it happen. Jack says that his life started changing when he started writing plans and started giving himself directions. Jack Matthews is explaining all that information in detail, so tune in and enjoy this amazing podcast till the end. What You Will Learn from this Episode: Power of the internet and social media. Opportunities of today's information age. Jack's entrepreneurial journey, vision, mission, and business model. What made Jack successful and how he started his marketing agency? Why is it so important to have a mentor in life? Difficult times in life are blessings in disguise. Value of trusting your gut feeling. How Clubhouse helped Jack and what is the future of this platform? Role of social media in attracting more money. Why you should take your business online? Why you should not compare yourself with others? The Episode Timeline: [00:00]– Introduction of today's guest, Jack Matthews. [00:31]- How Jack started his digital work journey. [02:28]- Social media and freedom of speech. [05:56]- Power of the internet and creating awareness about it. [08:19]- Jack's mission and his business model. [10:09]- Jack's entrepreneurial journey: How he got into digital marketing. [17:03]- Value of having a mentor in life. [18:16]- Recognize your power, and power of faith and everything else in your life. [19:26]- Power of dreaming big, having faith, and becoming master of your mind. [23:13]- What made Jack successful? [24:02]- Hard times bless you something better than what you already have. [25:45]- Trusting gut feeling. [26:39]- How he got his first Porsche. [28:45]- How he started his first marketing agency. [32:00]- Opportunities of today's information age. [33:38]- Future is Subscription-Based Business. [35:05]- Pre-marketing of your product on social media. [37:14]- How Clubhouse helped Jack. [38:07]- Clubhouse QnA session with Jack Matthews. [38:52]- Where is Clubhouse app going? [42:23]- FansPlan. [43:30]- Money follows attention. [45:00]- Being authentic and transparent in your content. [47:20]- Story of Jack's Million dollar investment in FansPlan. [49:32]- Jack's vision and mission and advice for listeners. [53:04]- Sometimes in life we need a push to identify our  potential. [56:21]- Compare yourself with others. [58:25]- Expecting Miracles. Golden Nuggets from Episode: Dream big, Dream free. -Jack Matthews We are the masters and creators of our lives. -Jack Matthews There are so many options, especially nowadays that we are getting into digital space. There are so many options for a person to take an idea and turn it into cash flow. -Jack Matthews There is so much opportunity if you have the awareness to pay attention to it. –Corey Berrier Awareness is key to anything that you want to do. -Jack Matthews Information changes the situation. -Jack Matthews Money follows attention; better you get somebody's attention, more money you make. -Jack Matthews Sooner you share your message, share your calling, share your story sooner the universe will respond. -Jack Matthews Transparency is the key if you want to build an audience. -Jack Matthews When you try to expect miracles then miracles happen. -Jack Matthews Take care of today and tomorrow will take care of itself. -Jack Matthews   Corey Berrier's Website & Social Media Handles: Website: https://salesceo.co/ Facebook:  @Corey Berrier https://www.facebook.com/corey.berrier Instagram:  @coreyberrier https://www.instagram.com/coreyberrier/ @successfullifepodcast https://www.instagram.com/successfullifepodcast/ Twitter: @ successfullifepodcast https://twitter.com/success40324744 Linkedin:  Corey Berrier- Successful Life Podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreysalescoach/ YouTube: Successful Life Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrPl4lUyKV7hZxoTksQDsyg/featured

A poem a day keeps the sadness at bay.

The final installment of our first Legends of Commercial Real Estate series is here: Holt Lunsford of Holt Lunsford Commercial. Holt joins 2020 TREC Chair Bill Cawley (Cawley Partners) for a conversation about business, life, leadership, and faith. You can learn more about Holt here: https://www.holtlunsford.com/about-us/meet-our-experts/holt-lunsford/ Upcoming TREC Events: https://recouncil.com/events/ Listen to our Legends of CRE Series Jeff Swope, Champion Partners: https://recouncil.com/trec-news/legends-of-commercial-real-estate-jeff-swope-champion-partners/ Michele Wheeler, Jackson-Shaw: https://recouncil.com/trec-news/legends-of-commercial-real-estate-michele-wheeler-jacksonshaw/ Michael Dardick, Granite Properties: https://recouncil.com/trec-podcast/legends-of-commercial-real-estate-michael-dardick-granite-properties/ Jack Matthews, Matthews Southwest: https://recouncil.com/trec-news/legends-of-commercial-real-estate-jack-matthews-matthews-southwest/ Follow TREC on Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealestatecouncil Twitter: https://twitter.com/TRECDallas Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trecdallas/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-real-estate-council Subscribe to TRECcast Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/treccast/id1438048995 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7df4hgNUizIRV35pzXltno SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/trecdallas Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/treccast

Our Legends of Commercial Real Estate series continues today as 2020 TREC Chair Bill Cawley of Cawley Partners sits down with Matthews Southwest founder and president Jack Matthews. Listen to our previous 'Legends of Commercial Real Estate' interviews Jeff Swope, Champion Partners: https://recouncil.com/trec-news/legends-of-commercial-real-estate-jeff-swope-champion-partners/ Michele Wheeler, Jackson-Shaw: https://recouncil.com/trec-news/legends-of-commercial-real-estate-michele-wheeler-jacksonshaw/ Michael Dardick, Granite Properties: https://recouncil.com/trec-podcast/legends-of-commercial-real-estate-michael-dardick-granite-properties/ The Real Estate Council Website: https://www.recouncil.com Subscribe to TRECcast -Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/treccast/id1438048995 -SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/trecdallas -Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/treccast The Real Estate Council Social Media -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealestatecouncil -Twitter: https://twitter.com/TRECDallas -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trecdallas/ -LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-real-estate-council

Jack Matthews talks to HedgeRadio about his poem, Bloody Sunday 1920. After reading The Bloodied Field by Michael Foley, Jack wanted to do his bit to humanize and remember those killed by the British army while watching a GAA football match at Croke Park in 1920.

Jonathan Owusu-Boahene, Garrett Ledford, and Jack Matthews explain the politics surrounding the Compromise of 1850 and how it lead to the sectional crisis.

On today's show, Jack Matthews of Matthews Southwest updates us on the high-speed rail project that would connect Dallas and Houston. Sean Ryan of JLL also chats with us about conduit debt obligations and gives a quick look around the capital markets. If you’re listening to us for the first time, please subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast app and follow us on social media. -Subscribe via Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/treccast/id1438048995 -Subscribe via SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/trecdallas -Susbcribe via Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/treccast Follow TREC on Social Media -Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealestatecouncil -Twitter: https://twitter.com/TRECDallas -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trecdallas/ -LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-real-estate-council -YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk-GkSGoJOltGV34Yt83GRA

As we're all busy making our Big Brother All Star predictions (and CoNsPiRaCiEs) Kat calls 19 of your favorite former houseguests to get the scoop on who is rooting for who! With special appearances by... Cliff Hogg, Elena Davies, Sam Smith, Nick Maccarone, Jessica Milagros, Tommy Bracco, Rockstar, Natalie Negrotti, Derrick Levasseur, Christine Varner, Haleigh Broucher, Kaitlyn Herman, Paulie Calafiore, Jack Matthews, James Rhine, James Huling, Kevin Schlehuber, McCrae Olsen, and Josh Martinez.

Not that one, Bob's Burgers fans. In this episode, Andy and Stephanie marvel at the impact of a fly as they review Terry Gilliam's BRAZIL. Stephanie shows Andy the light of unreliable narrators, Andy remembers Homeward Bound, and they both promise not to look at your willy. Reading Recommendations: THE RHETORIC OF FICTION, by Wayne C. Booth THE BATTLE FOR BRAZIL: TERRY GILLIAM VS. UNIVERSAL PICTURES, by Jack Matthews

In a raw and unedited tell all episode, for the 1ST time since coming out of the Big Brother house. Jack Matthews joins the podcast! It’s a HUGE interview you cannot miss. He tells all on everything from his actions, to his showmance, to what’s next in his life! It’s an incredible episode and conversation with a polarizing figure!

Jessica Nickson fills us in on her home life with now five month old baby Maverick and wants to know your opinion on her baby bow rant. Jessica gets the exclusive from Big Brother 21 Jack Matthews, find out what he has to say about his perceived racist comments and more. BB 20 contestant Angela Brooke “Angela Rockstar” and Jessica give their real and raw opinions about the current controversial BB season. Now What is produced in partnership with PodcastOne and The Direct Message, executive producers Crystal Fambrini and John Ryan, Jr. (Co-Founders of The Direct Message). Follow our show page on instagram @nowwhatshow. Please Support Our Sponsors: Go to Fruit.com and use code Graf for 10% off! Go to Progressive.com to find out how much you could be saving

Falcons cornerback Isaiah Oliver discusses his move into the starting lineup. Left tackle Jack Matthews started as a rookie and plans to help rookie guard Chris Lindstrom and rookie tackle Kaleb McGary get ready for the season. Wide receiver Julio Jones discusses his contract situation.

This week continues the chat Mike had with Jack, where Jack talks about what it’s like having the condition “heart block” and feeling your heart skipping beats, as well as many other things listed below! As well as the above, they discuss the technological revolution, climate change, animals & the differences between us and countries who eat animals we’d consider to be pets, veganism, fungi, consciousness, the universe, ancient civilisation, aliens and too many other topics to count! In part 1 of their chat they discuss Scottish culture, the influence on music black culture has had, the numerous motorcycle accidents Jack has been involved in, the second amendment regarding gun ownership (in America), they talk about their dads (both of whom have passed away), the English language and much more! Last episode, Mike spoke with Molly, his creative collaborator friend, about why Molly went to university & the education system in general, misconceptions with body language, people with power complexes and those who try to “live through” their children in unhealthy ways, unemployment & the “creative unemployment program”, putting on events for & by young people, productivity and a menagerie of other subjects! Next week will be the Father’s Day special! Promo by the Meddling Kids Podcast: http://meddlingkidspod.libsyn.com/ Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – YouTube – Stitcher - Podbean You can also email us at GenuineChitChat@outlook.com with any reviews, comments or suggestions!

This week Mike talks to Jack about a whole matter of things, ranging from Scotland to science to hot air balloon duels!   In their chat they discuss Scottish culture, the influence on music black culture has had, the numerous motorcycle accidents Jack has been involved in, the second amendment regarding gun ownership (in America), they talk about their dads (both of whom have passed away), the English language, Jack’s heart condition “Heart Block” and much more!   In part 2 (released next week) they continue the discussion on Jack’s heart condition, the technological revolution, climate change, animals & the differences between us and countries who eat animals we’d consider to be pets, veganism, fungi, consciousness, the universe, ancient civilisation, aliens and too many other topics to count, so be sure to check that out too!   Last week Mike spoke with Molly, his creative collaborator friend, about why Molly went to university & the education system in general, misconceptions with body language, people with power complexes and those who try to “live through” their children in unhealthy ways, unemployment & the “creative unemployment program”, putting on events for & by young people, productivity and a menagerie of other subjects!    Promo by In The Black Podcast: http://www.intheblackpodcast.com/Instagram – Twitter – Facebook – YouTube – Stitcher - Podbean You can also email us at GenuineChitChat@outlook.com with any reviews, comments or suggestions!

Tom is joined by Jack Matthews, principal of John Matthews Architects and former mayor of San Mateo, California. Jack talks about how his love of art and early memories of helping his contractor grandfather inspired him to become an architect. He also talks about what inspired him to set up his own firm and how he grew it from modest projects to a huge success story.

Tom is joined by Jack Matthews, principal of John Matthews Architects and former mayor of San Mateo, California. Jack talks about how his love of art and early memories of helping his contractor grandfather inspired him to become an architect. He also talks about what inspired him to set up his own firm and how he grew it from modest projects to a huge success story.

In what is quite possibly the rarest show recorded to date, we chat to LMFM late night love guru, Seán Carey and incoming Student Union President, Vito Moloney Burke. We chatted to the guys about their two very different jobs and also get the show hijacked by a pair of former guests. *The views of Jack Matthews are his own* *And Seán too*

For anyone that missed our inaugural show on Wednesday, the whole show is now available on the SoundCloud channel below. A big thanks to our guests, the iconic duo of Jack Matthews​ and Billy 'Big Shoulders' Keenan of DCUfm's weekly hour of divilment -'HiJinks', for finding time in their hectic Communications schedule to drop into the studio! Next week we'll welcome two familiar faces from this year's DCUtv 24 Hour Broadcast, presenters Dylan Mangan​ and Cathal O'Rourke​!

“I don't miss meat. I just like eating really good food.” This episode, we join author and photographer husband and wife duo Jeanine Donofrio and Jack Matthews for a behind the scenes on their new cookbook, Love & Lemons. We talk everything from eating lots of vegetables to savory mushrooms to kitchen improv -- plus, a spring recipe of our own that proves tacos can be more than simply Mexican flavors.   Ricotta scrambled egg and asparagus tacos (A Couple Cooks)   Jeanine and Jack are Love and Lemons The Love and Lemons Cookbook Mushrooms are meaty...really. Jack's pretzel recipe   A Couple Cooks on Instagram and Twitter

Dalal Al Waheidi discusses what it means to be a global citizen -- including the “why” behind global citizenship and its significance especially in the current political climate. Al Waheidi was the 2016 Jack Matthews Fellow at Trent. She is the executive director of We Day Global, where she is responsible for leading the team that brings the power of We Day to cities in Canada, the US and the UK. Ms. Al-Waheidi joined Free the Children in 2002 after graduating from Trent with a degree in International Development Studies, and has held a variety of roles including international project director, chief operations director and executive director. “Dalal truly embodies the uniquely Canadian values of global citizenship that Jack Matthews embedded in the institutions he established,” said Dr. Michael Allcott, director of TIP. “An immigrant to Canada, her extraordinary leadership and commitment to others is an example of the strength of the Canadian mosaic—her work so far has empowered thousands of young Canadians to engage civic discourse and service, and to begin changing the world for the better.”

Keith, Emrah, Josh, and Glenn report from New York City ComicCon 2013. Interview with Jack Matthews from Armature Studios for Batman Arkham Origins Blackgate. Comedian is Patton Oswalt. http://psnation.com 2:35 - Injustice: Gods Among Us 5:40 - The Quest for Epic Loot 10:27 - Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag 24:05 - Big Ass Spider 30:50 - Teen Wolf 35:38 - Mob City 44:26 - Strider 56:10 - Lego Marvel Super Heroes 1:06:02 - Thief 1:14:03 - Final Fantasy XII Lightning Returns 1:18:20 - Final Fantasy X | X2 HD Remaster 1:23:32 - Star Wars Rebels 1:33:13 - Batman Arkham Origins Blackgate Comedian is Patton Oswalt

Saltworks and Beyond Peter Calthorpe, Principal Architect, Peter Calthorpe Associates David Lewis, Executive Director, Save the Bay Jack Matthews, Mayor, San Mateo The debate over Saltworks, a proposal to build 12,000 homes on former salt ponds in Redwood City, is a harbinger of coming development fights in the age of climate change. In this October 18 Climate One debate, architect Peter Calthorpe argues that the need for housing in the San Francisco Bay Area is so great that infill development alone can’t meet demand; conservationist David Lewis counters that developing one of the region’s last unprotected wetlands is not worth the cost. “This is not a site for housing,” says Lewis, Executive Director, Save the Bay. “This one area in Redwood City was held onto by the Cargill Salt Company because they wanted to develop it,” he says. “They have no entitlement to develop it. The city’s general plan says it should remain as open space. It’s a priority area for acquisition by the federal wildlife refuge.” “I do have some concerns about it,” says Jack Matthews, He concedes that the development, as planned, seems isolated. Peter Calthorpe, Principal Architect, Calthorpe Associates, argues that Saltworks needs to be assessed not as a stand-alone development project but as a response to regional pressures. “The larger context is that for a very long time we’ve been building more jobs than housing—particularly in the west side of the Bay, in Silicon Valley and the Peninsula. The jobs housing balance has been so askew that we have people commuting from outside the nine-county Bay Area. We’ve been pushing housing way to the periphery.” Citing the Association of Bay Area Governments, Calthorpe says the region will need 72,000 new housing units to keep up with expected demand. There is no way to satisfy demand by only building transit-oriented development along El Camino Real, the region’s main north-south artery, he says. Calthorpe challenges David Lewis to answer how the region can reach a jobs-housing balance without employees moving to sprawling developments in Tracy or Livermore or Gilroy, if projects such as Saltworks aren’t built. “When you push housing farther and farther to the periphery because you don’t want to face up to the challenge in these jobs-rich areas, the environmental footprint, carbon emissions, VMT [vehicle miles traveled], energy consumption, and land consumption—because we all know it’s lower density once it gets out there – all of that, in many cases, is on pristine habitat or farmland.”We do it by building on already developed land and re-configuring our cities, Lewis answers. Saltworks “should have been dead on arrival in the beginning because it’s not the right place,” he says. This program was recorded in front of a live audience at The Commonwealth Club in San Francisco on October 18, 2011

Well, here we are having taken yet another circumnavigatory Gregorian tour together, and I hope that you've put away your party hats and crackers and are back to the grind, having disregarded all the unreasonable expectations you made of yourselves for the coming months. Because I have nothing but sympathy: it's too cold to get up and run ten miles and do the laundry and tidy the front garden and write your best auntie a letter every morning. I understand. Stay in bed. Read a good book. Listen to a good story.

Well, here we are having taken yet another circumnavigatory Gregorian tour together, and I hope that you've put away your party hats and crackers and are back to the grind, having disregarded all the unreasonable expectations you made of yourselves for the coming months. Because I have nothing but sympathy: it's too cold to get up and run ten miles and do the laundry and tidy the front garden and write your best auntie a letter every morning. I understand. Stay in bed. Read a good book. Listen to a good story.