Podcast appearances and mentions of Jerry Anderson

Join retired history teacher Jerry Anderson for bite-sized journeys into the past. In just 10 minutes, he unpacks fascinating moments, myths, and mysteries from history.Today, Jerry takes us down the wild and untamed roots of the Easter holiday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join retired history teacher Jerry Anderson for bite-sized journeys into the past. In just 10 minutes, he unpacks fascinating moments, myths, and mysteries from history.Today we discuss a time when our food supply was, at best, nasty. At worst, deadly! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join retired history teacher Jerry Anderson for bite-sized journeys into the past. In just 10 minutes, he unpacks fascinating moments, myths, and mysteries from history.Did a woman secretly sit on the papal throne in the Middle Ages? Jerry dives into the enduring mystery of Pope Joan, separating fact from fiction in this intriguing historical tale. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Victory Hour with Andrew Parker and his special returning guest, amateur political analyst, Jerry Anderson, ponder whether it's a new day in America or just more of the same? Support the show

The last time anyone saw 49-year-old Emily Anderson was December 29, 2005. As husband, Jerry Anderson was naturally the first suspect. But he seemed to be able to account for his time that day and he passed a polygraph. After an anonymous call, Emily's body was discovered on January 7, 2006. As the investigation ramped up, police found that the Andersons' marriage was on the rocks and Jerry had recently taken out more life insurance on his wife. Part 1 of 2. Hosted and produced by Erica Kelley Researched and written by Erica Kelley & Andrea MarshbankOriginal Graphic Art by Coley Horner Original Music by Rob Harrison of Gamma Radio Edited & Mixed by Brandon Schexnayder & Erica Kelley Suggested by Susan and ChristenSources: https://southernfriedtruecrime.com/emily-anderson

If you want a natural and nutritious way to fuel your body, edible algae might be the perfect solution. Aquatic greens like algae are powerful superfoods. But if you are new to the world of edible algae, you likely have quite a few questions about these nutritional powerhouses. Talking with me about this today are Jerry Anderson and Dr. Tracey Thomas.    Key Takeaways To Tune In For: [00:54] - Unlocking Health Potential With Blue-Green Algae [10:09] - Natural Algae Health Benefits and Harvesting [19:28] - Importance of Quality Certification in Supplements [17:10] - Ensuring Quality and Oversight in Supplements [25:12] - Antioxidant Benefits of Edible Algae [29:52] - AFA and Blue Green Algae   Resources talked about in this episode Website: newearthpro.com Social media handles: https://www.instagram.com/newearthpros https://www.linkedin.com/company/newearthpros/  

If you want a natural and nutritious way to fuel your body, edible algae might be the perfect solution. Aquatic greens like algae are powerful superfoods. But if you are new to the world of edible algae, you likely have quite a few questions about these nutritional powerhouses. Talking with me about this today are Jerry Anderson and Dr. Tracey Thomas.  Scoliosis is a structural spinal condition in which the spine develops an unnatural sideways curvature that bends and twists. It's progressive and can get worse over time, causing chronic pain and other symptoms. Traditionally, there aren't many conventional options for its treatment. And in some cases, the treatments, like spinal fusion surgery, creates other problems. Dr. Tony Nalda has pioneered nonsurgical treatments for scoliosis and is here to share his research, work, and options.  Key Takeaways To Tune In For: [00:54] - Understanding Scoliosis [10:59] - Treatment Options for Scoliosis [15:34] - Managing Scoliosis [28:03] - Long-Term Effects of Scoliosis Surgery [34:12] - Preventing and Treating Scoliosis   Resources talked about in this episode Website: https://www.scoliosisreductioncenter.com/ Social media handles: Guest Facebook Guest Twitter Guest LinkedIn Guest YouTube  

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Send us a Text Message.   Slam the Gavel welcomes Amy Palacios, James Campbell, Eric and Stephanie Hux and Mr. Jerry Anderson. We discussed how the criminality is continuing in Cabarrus County, NC. Even at the Cabarrus County Commissioner public meeting where James Campbell was escorted out by several sheriffs for speaking up and telling the truth (.https://youtu.be/64iYeT28S8o?si=mZVlH2Ri0RVva-t2).  Eric and Stephanie Hux had their four children taken away based off a false accusation even though there is film footage. Mr. Jerry Anderson, a veteran, being handcuffed as a court watcher was locked up for four days. Amy Palacios's case as well, which has been well documented on this podcast. All of their stories lead back to one man, Attorney H. Jay White, DSS and North Carolina.To Reach guests:  dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com    A hearing was held yesterday on the funding of foster children and adoption incentives. If you know anyone who has had children removed by CPS or wrongfully drugged with psychotropic medicine while in foster care. Your family can submit a view or statement that must be emailed by 8 days to explain where their funding is going and how it destroyed your family, not helped.  Please follow instructions below to submit your view/statement so that it goes in the record, and their lies are opposed.    Any individual or organization wanting to present their views for inclusion in the hearing record should submit in a Word document, a single-spaced statement, not exceeding 10 pages in length. No other file type will be accepted for inclusion. Title and date of the hearing and the full name and address of the individual or organization must appear on the first page of the statement. Statements must be received no later than two weeks following the conclusion of the hearing. Statements can be emailed to:        mailto:Statementsfortherecord@finance.senate.gov. Statements should be mailed (not faxed) to: Senate Committee on FinanceAttn. Editorial and Document SectionRm. SD-219Dirksen Senate Office Bldg.Washington, DC 20510-6200*DISCLAIMER* The use of this information is at the viewer/user's own risk. Not financial, medical nor legal advice as the content on this podcast does not constitute legal, financial, medical or any other professional advice. Viewer/user's should consult with the relevant professionals Supportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)Grave InjusticeThe makeup of the U.S. Supreme Court and the cases they are hearing are no...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the Show.Supportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com/

Send us a Text Message.     Slam the Gavel welcomes Jerry and Jeeter Anderson to the podcast. They have been seriously wronged in Cabarrus County, North Carolina. Mr. Jerry Anderson, a VETERAN, was only seeking help for his daughter with mental health issues in 2016.      He called on DSS for help and that's when the destruction of his family began, including the removal of his granddaughter who was quickly adopted out. Through the family court process, Judge Christy Wilhelm and DSS, took his daughter's daughter away from her which caused her to rapidly decline. She passed in 2017. Mr. Anderson wants answers.     Recently in March, Mr. Anderson was court watching on a case with Judge N. Knust with Attorney Jay White present in the courtroom. They announced they were going into recess and were going to close the courtroom. Mr. Anderson spoke out asking, why the court watchers can't come in. The court looked irritated. Also, Mr. Anderson saw a caseworker that was on his daughter's case and called her a liar. Attorney Jay White  spoke with Judge Knust and decided to put Mr. Anderson, age 70,  in handcuffs. He explained to the judge that he got emotional and apologized. Judge Knust held him in contempt for FOUR DAYS in the Cabarrus County Jail, which is underground, and Mr. Anderson suffered Human Rights Violations at that time. He didn't eat for four days due to questionable food and on the last day they kept the lights onand put the air-conditioning on him. Mr. Anderson, 70 years old and a VETERAN, froze on his last night in prison.      There was no compassion in this courtroom.To reach Mr. Jerry Anderson:  anderson.jerry91@yahoo.comThis episode of Slam the Gavel is sponsored by CPSprotect Consulting Services. Child Protective Services cases are among the most frightening experiences any parent can endure- don't face them alone! With UrgentAssist by CPSprotect, you get the peace of mind to raise your children as you see fit and the personalized assistance of their team of expert child welfare consultants- former CPS investigators themselves- right when you need it. Get started absolutely free at cpsprotect.com/register. *DISCLAIMER* The use of this information is at the viewer/user's own risk. Not financial, medical nor legal advice as the content on this podcast does not constitute legal, financial, medical or any other professional advice. Viewer/user's should consult with the relevant professionals Supportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)Support the Show.Supportshow(https://www.buymeacoffee.com/maryannpetri)http://www.dismantlingfamilycourtcorruption.com/

On this episode of the Massimo Show Rod sits down with one of his mentors, Jerry Anderson, a veteran in the commercial real estate brokerage industry with over 50 years of experience. Jerry, currently a Corporate Advisor for eXp Commercial, has successfully run two international brokerage companies and is a pioneer in single point of contact and master franchise brokerage models.  Jerry has succeeded and thrived through at least four economic downturns, otherwise known as inflection points in brokerage, throughout his career, so Rod begins the podcast by asking him about the current state of the market and how it differs from previous downturns he's experienced. At first glance, Jerry thought this downturn was similar to the 2008 financial crisis, but after watching some activity over the past few months, he said there are several differences, especially where things are heating up in the financial/lending industry, and “not in a good way.”  Jerry elaborates that the central dilemma for US brokers right now is that “Interest rate percentages have really been very, very low, in my opinion, for way too long. We have to reset all that. We have to get people accustomed to higher interest rates. If you own a property…at 3% or 4%, [we have to ask] why would you want to sell?... [and advise] All you're going to do is pay capital gains tax, move on, and have a higher interest rate.” Jerry also points out that interest rates used to be higher, he remembers he “was pretty happy when interest rates [used to be] 12% and I was making money as a broker at 12%.”  With Jerry's lengthy expertise, Rod asks what advice he would give to brokers saying there's no velocity in the current market and there's “nothing I can do.” Jerry suggests that interest rates are relative, brokers have “had it pretty easy for the last 10 years… the habits they gave up, they're going to have to reinsert… You have to be an advisor in this marketplace more than ever before because people don't need you… you have to help them figure out what they do need.” “It's a beautiful time for you as a broker to make calls and say, let me share with you what's happening because we have our thumb on the heartbeat of the market.” Jerry continues to explain that brokers have to refocus, understand where the market is and its impacts, and share that knowledge and awareness with property owners and buyers to put them “in a position to be successful…” Rod further emphasizes Jerry's points by adding that The Massimo Group encourages our clients to be an authority in the market versus a commodity, an advisor versus a facilitator. “...This is not a time to take your foot off the pedal. This is the time to jam that pedal to the floor [with] more calls, more effort, more work if you want to just maintain a sliver of market share…” Lastly, Rod enquires what Jerry feels are some of the greatest inflection points in brokerage history that have changed the way brokers work. Jerry recalled the Tax Reform Act of 1986, technology, particularly software and the internet, and the structure of brokerage companies. Jerry briefly discusses his white paper The Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Industry Is Broken For Both Brokers and Associates. Rod postulates if he feels brokerage was broken back then and it still is today, how can we fix it? Jerry details the strengths and weaknesses of some prior brokerage models, from the small shop to national and international brokerage companies, franchises, and now virtual models. Jerry believes the current model that eXp is experimenting with is the closest to having it figured out.  Note: These highlights are designed to provide an overview of this episode's content. Listeners are encouraged to tune in to the full episode for a comprehensive understanding of the topics covered. At the Massimo Group we have 15 years of experience helping the most dedicated brokers, like you, build the CRE business and life they have always desired. If you'd like to learn more visit https://massimo-group.com/

This week the guys had a legendary guest who made over a million dollars a week distributing crack in the 80's. The man name is Jerry Anderson along with Jon Clawd who is a great movie producer, director, and entrepreneur. They came on the podcast to promote their upcoming film together about Jerry's life story coming December 17th which is the premier date for the event. So tap in to get the exclusive wild stories about his life.

Jerry Anderson shares with us the concept of Love, according to God’s word. And compares it to how we can sometimes twist what love means, into how we are feeling at the moment. Stop, think, and reconsider when you are not loving correctly. The post Prayer & Share: Love appeared first on HOPE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH.

Derek Phillips aka Wade Jackson from Call of Duty Vanguard, Jerry from The Last of Us Part 2 and Mark Jefferson from Life is Strange, joins the show to discuss his career highlights, gaming, voice over, acting and so much more!

Talking about racism and anti-Blackness can be hard to do, but these stories talk about the wounds created when two men first see hatred face to face. Our featured voices include Weston Stroud from "Macon Magic" and Jerry Anderson from our "Blossoming" performance as well as Nancy Cleveland. The Heartbeat of Georgia is hosted by Koryn Young and Julia Morrison and episodes are produced by Storytellers Macon based off of the limited stage series in partnership with The Grand Opera House.

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) -A Geronimo man, convicted in the death of a man at a Lawton motorcycle club in 2020 has been sentenced. Jerry Anderson was charged with 1st-degree manslaughter in the death of Hadyn Williams, after shooting and killing him at the Outlaw Motorcycle Club. 00:00 Articles being discussed 01:11 Harley Davidson Launches new membership program 05:32 Motorcyclist killed by Drunk Driver- When does it end 06;35 Events happening 09:47 OUTLAWS MOTORCYCLE CLUBHOUSE MANSLAUGHTER https://www.autoevolution.com/news/harley-davidson-launches-h-d-membership-to-mirror-the-success-of-the-mighty-hog-216851.html https://easyridersevents.com/ https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bikers-for-ta-tas-16th-annual-breast-cancer-ride-tickets-649016444657 https://www.kswo.com/2023/06/22/geronimo-man-charged-with-manslaughter/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/motorcyclemadhouse/message

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The Inflation Reduction Act contains some major changes for both Medicare and drug pricing with the potential to save Americans billions of dollars in drug costs. Hopkins health policy expert Jerry Anderson, who has spent decades working on Medicare issues, talks with Stephanie Desmon about the changes, why they took so long, and what still needs to be worked out. Also - we want to hear from you! PublicHealth.jhu.edu/PublicHealthOnCall/Survey

Join Dr. Brad for a special podcast where he interviews Dr. Jerry Anderson. Dr. Anderson is actually one of Dr. Brad's chiropractic mentors, and passed his practice down to Dr. Brad when he retired a few years ago!

It's a new week and that means a new conversation with writer-producer-director, Robert Meyer Burnett.On this ROADTRIPPIN' podcast, I ask Rob about a show we both loved growing up in the late 60s and early 70s ... UFO (and Space: 1999). The Jerry Anderson classics were the ultimate in groovy sci-fi fare. Between moonbase girls with metallic everything - mini-skirts, hairdos, and who-knows-what ... and that awesome SkyFighter submarine that could launch an interceptor to blast an invading alien spacecraft - it was pure awesomeness.I'm still geeking out over it.Can you believe that Rob and our buddy Bill Hunt actually pitched a new UFO television show to ITV (the original broadcasters)? Rob provides the inside skinny and we discuss how a modern-ish UFO would be accepted today.In a perfect case of "one-thing-leads-to-another," our theoretical conversation about the international cast that would be employed in a modern take on UFO led to a larger conversation about the practice of "Diversity Casting" and when it's appropriate (and there are plenty of times when it IS appropriate, folks). This then led us to the other main subject of today's podcast ...Kamala Khan and Ms. Marvel (streaming soon on Disney+). I don't really know all that much about the character - a young, Muslim girl of Pakistani heritage who gets imbued with superpowers and adopts the "Marvel" name. But, honestly, the show looks delightfully fun and I'm looking forward to watching it.Rob filled me in on the way Ms. Marvel will probably tie in with Monica Rambeau's character and Captain Marvel in the 2023 MCU film, THE MARVELS (which, technically, is the sequel to Brie Larson's CAPTAIN MARVEL). So, put me down for that movie, too.So much good conversation, I don't want to spoil it all in the description - so listen to the podcast (it's only 40 minutes long, or so) and tune back in tomorrow for more ROADTRIPPIN'.See you then.I invite you to listen in on my weekday conversations with my friend and business partner, Robert Meyer Burnett, as we talk about the things we love: great movies, inspiring television programming, nostalgic genre entertainment, and pop culture.- Mike Bawden, co-host of the ROADTRIPPIN' PodcastThis is an original show produced for the PGS podcast network and was recorded on April 11, 2022.

Hoje trouxemos o incrível radialista, locutor, narrador, dublador e ator Rodrigo Araújo. Ele já emprestou sua voz para personagens incríveis como: Kabal em Mortal Kombat 11 e Mortal Kombat (2020); Senhor das Estrelas em Vingadores Unidos; Padre Gabriel Stokes em The Walking Dead; Joseph Seed no game Far Cry 5 e Jerry Anderson no game The Last Of Us Parte 2. Aqui conversamos sobre sua carreira e diversas curiosidades sobre personagens e produções em que Rodrigo Araújo participou. Então coloque seus fones de ouvido e vem escutar esse episódio que está imperdível! SIGA NOSSO CONVIDADO EM SUAS REDES SOCIAIS: Instagram: @rodrigoaraujodublador Facebook: Rodrigo Araújo Locutor e Dublador Youtube: Rodrigo Araújo Site: www.rodrigoaraujo.com.br SIGAM E CURTAM AS REDES SOCIAIS DO DUBLAVERSO PODCAST! Instagram: @dublaversopodcast Facebook: Dublaverso Podcast E-mail:dublaverso@gmail.com ME SIGA NO INSTAGRAM! @juandouglasbs FICHA TÉCNICA: Apresentador: Juan Douglas Convidados: Rodrigo Araújo (@rodrigoaraujodublador) Edição: Juan Douglas Thumb do episódio: Juan Douglas Produção: Procastnando

This EquiLearn Podcast Series, The 20-Minute Talk, is a podcast repurpose of the Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center (MAP Center)—a project of the Great Lakes Equity Center's— 2021 Vodcast Series. Episode three of the MAP Center's Antiracist Vodcast Series focuses on  A Conversation with Antiracist Leaders. In this episode, we discuss with Dr. Jerry Anderson and Dr. Anthony Lewis how they define antiracist leadership and the difference between traditional leadership practices and anti-racist leadership practices.

In the latest edition of Leading Edge with Jerry Anderson, candidates for elected office make their last pitches for votes. Joining Jerry are Toledo City Council hopeful George Sarantou, incumbent Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz and his challenger, former mayor Carty Finkbeiner.

Join our conversation with “Jerry Anderson” as he discovers Jesus for the first time. We believe this episode will be a tool to sharing the gospel.

This month our Educational Equity webinar will focus on student discipline, specifically racial disparities and disproportionality in exclusionary discipline, relationships with SROs, and improving school climate. We are thrilled to have Dr. Jerry Anderson, Principal at Bloom High School in Bloom Township High School District 206, and Dr. Ellen Swanson, Assistant Superintendent for Student Services in Des Plaines School District 62, join us for this webinar. Kendra Yoch and Amy Dickerson will serve as moderators and Emily Tulloch will highlight legal considerations. Recent data from the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (“OCR”) reveals continued disproportionality in school discipline responses, particularly when comparing Black and White students and in relation to students with disabilities. In this session, we will discuss steps school districts can take to comply with legal requirements, avoid liability, and combat disproportionality, including through the use of restorative disciplinary practices, staff training, and culturally responsive instruction.

In this podcast, we listen to Jerry Anderson speaking to a church in 2008 about how God prepared David in private to fight Goliath in public. If you feel like you are invisible - don't worry! God has a way of taking the unseen and preparing you for the right time and place to exhibit His glory!

Jerry Anderson is know for his hard work and being successful in the business world. What most people have never seen is what it took to get there. From nights sleeping in his car on the West Coast and not sure where his future was, to following God's vision to its fullest, Jerry has seen prosperity in his life. Jerry is the former Owner and President of Digital Dish servicing all around the midwest. He now helps own and run the Berlin Resort as one of the many great things he is doing to leave his impact on the world.

Jerry Anderson and Bernie Torrence reminisce and review God's faithfulness.

Jerry Anderson joins us as we dive into the African American influence in professional wrestling. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A giant in the ski industry, Herwig Demschar - Senior Vice President / International Business Development at Powdr Corp - joins the Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective podcast and remembers marriage-saving advice from a mentor, the impact of Jerry Anderson and controversial ski wax (recorded 16 February 2021).

You have just completed the first week of The Challenge to Change! In that 7-day journey you met Coach Dan and Mr. Nate and were introduced to the Heirloom Seed Principle of the week. You were challenged by Nestor Ochoa and Jerry Anderson. What a blessing to hear the scripture in the book Wisdom for Today's Leaders and follow God's leading to this point. Now you have a choice to continue into Chrysalis for four weeks to meet more pillars from the book The 7 Pillars of Success, and hear more from the friends you have already met. The journey takes us to the inner place with God and allows Him the opportunity to take us from crawling to flying. We hope you will meet us there! Get on the bus and take the journey together with us!

Do you have a big dream? In this episode Jerry shares how seeds of a vision planted 10 years ago are now bearing fruit through collaboration. Small snowballs can quickly "snowball" into something beyond what we can imagine.

Kathryn Kelly is the founder and CEO of Taste Buzz Food Tours, a Las Vegas-based food tour company, providing guests with an exclusive local insider's perspective on the absolute best places to eat in the city. Guests can choose between two three-hour walking tour options, the Las Vegas strip option, and an evening option in downtown Las Vegas. Taste Buzz Food Tour guests are treated to five different foodie restaurants, where they can enjoy a mind-blowing sampling of one to four of the venues most popularized must-have dishes. Kathryn Kelly is also a fitness competitor, and she took first place in the Team USA 2020 Junior Masters Fitness competition and is now currently training for Miss Olympia. Vincent Ferguson: Before we discuss your amazing company, Taste Buzz Food Tours, let's talk a little about Kathryn Kelly's early years. Where did you grow up and what was your childhood like? Kathryn Kelly: Las Vegas is my home. I was born here. Born and raised in Las Vegas. I did spend one year of my childhood in the Philippines because my mom is Filipino. So we came back here again. I would have to say that my childhood is probably not like most other children because I grew up in Las Vegas, I did spend a lot of time in the hotels and the casinos running around, playing in the arcades. And then as well, the city isn't like most other cities, it's definitely unique on its own. Vincent Ferguson: I've been to Vegas and I can't wait to go back. Now, were you involved with fitness at all when you were a child? Kathryn Kelly: I wouldn't say professionally or anything like that. Just like other kids, I enjoyed running around and playing around. This was a little bit different than I guess the way kids grow up now. I think a lot of children play video games and use their cell phones a lot more than I did when I was growing up. I have two brothers and we were very much out for the... We would run around the streets, we would climb walls, we would climb trees. We were always playing catch and shooting hoops. So I was always active and into fitness without actually playing sports or going to the gym or anything like that. Vincent Ferguson: That's interesting because even though you were not involved in any structured fitness activity, you still got into the fitness world. So how did you become interested in a fitness competition? Kathryn Kelly: Well, I was always active as a kid.  It was probably when I was in high school or college when I started actually doing classes. So I started getting really into yoga and I started going to this gym. And when I was about 18 years old, I started working at the juice bar inside the LVAC here, which is our local gym. And part of working for the juice bar, I got to use the facility as often as I wanted. So I got to go to any of the classes. I got to use the workout room. I got to use the steam room and the pool, which was really exciting for me because I had never had access to that before. So I started working out. I didn't really know what I was doing, but I would just be in there and using the machines and figuring things out myself. Kathryn Kelly: Ever since then, I just continued going to the gym. So after that, I subscribed to a membership at the gym. Actually, I'm still a member of LVAC today and that's where I train and work out. And I just love it. I love working out. I love bodybuilding and my passion for bodybuilding has grown throughout the years. So in the beginning, I was saying that it was more of just like go to the gym and do whatever I deemed fit for the day. It was in the last few years, I've really taken on this passion to where, or interest in how bodybuilding changes the way your body looks and how you can manipulate the shape of your body, and I find that very interesting. Vincent Ferguson: You went ahead and participated in a competition. Did someone encourage you to take part in that show? Kathryn Kelly: Yes. Let's see, it's been about five years now, I went to a different gym, the same gym, but there are five locations here in Las Vegas. So I started going to a different one because I had moved. And one of the trainers was like, "You have a great body to do the bikini competitions." She was telling me about, it took me a little bit to decide whether or not I wanted to do it. And so I said, "You know what? I think I'm going to." One day I was at the gym and I saw this girl and I was never really into really muscular look for a female. I liked more of that soft, feminine look. But once I was at the gym and I saw this girl and she was muscular, but yet she was still feminine and I thought she was gorgeous. Kathryn Kelly: So I told the coach, I said, "Yes. Okay, let's do it." So she trained me for a fitness competition and actually, I hated it. Vincent Ferguson: Really? You hated it. Kathryn Kelly: Yeah, I did. I hated the entire process. It was interesting, but I didn't like the entire process. I was starving. I don't think I was at the right place mentally. I was at the gym every day and I was still doing it, but I didn't enjoy the process. And I think a big part as well was the food. I didn't really understand the food concept of it, what I was supposed to be doing. And at this time, while I was training, one of the other coaches at the gym, he approached me and he's like, "What are you doing?" And I was explaining to him that I'm entering in this bikini competition and he was interested and he started talking to me and he let me do my own thing. Kathryn Kelly: And after the competition which I didn't do very well in, he was like, "Let me start training you." And for years I was like, "No, it's not my thing." I really didn't like it. And we've become really good friends. My coach is Jerry Anderson, so he's actually a 17 time Mister All Natural Universe title winner, and he's been training since 2001, really. So I look up to him and he took me under his wings and in the past year, I told him, "Okay, let's do this again." And he trained me and I have a new mental approach towards the competitions and fitness and bodybuilding in general. And the process is much more pleasant. I actually really enjoyed every step of the way. And a lot of it has to do with the food since that's such a big part of your life. And I took first for the Miss Bikini Diva National Team USA for Junior Championship. Vincent Ferguson: So what's the next step, Miss Olympia? Kathryn Kelly: Well, there's, yes, there's the Olympia, which will be here in Las Vegas as well. This is the natural competition and I will be entering into the amateur division. Vincent Ferguson: What's the date on that? Do you know? Kathryn Kelly: That is November 12th through the 15th. They haven't set the actual date for my competition, exactly. But it'll be one of those days. Vincent Ferguson: Still Miss Olympia. That's a big deal. You know what I mean? Kathryn Kelly: Yeah. I'm really excited to do this. Yeah. Vincent Ferguson: You learned about the training aspect of it. And you also know now about the nutrition aspect of it, which is also a pretty big deal, right? Kathryn Kelly: Yeah. They actually say that the food when you're training is probably like 60 to 70% of your body and the fitness aspect of it. Vincent Ferguson: And that's why it's so interesting that you started a food business. So that's what we want to talk about. As you said, nutrition is very important. Do you follow a strict nutrition plan as you prepare for the show? Kathryn Kelly: Yes. I do have a strict nutrition plan for the show. Correct. And I think, one of the reasons why I'm able to follow it so strictly, and I don't have these urges to cheat, is because my diet plan is built around the things that I enjoy to eat. So I know when people are asking me about the competition, they're like, the first thing that they say and this must be widely recognized is that if you're doing a competition, you're just eating chicken breasts and broccoli, because that's what everybody says. "Oh, so you're just eating chicken and broccoli, chicken and broccoli." And I have to tell you, I'm not the biggest fan of steamed broccoli and just plain chicken breasts. I probably wouldn't do very well if that's what I was told to eat. So my trainer gave me a lot of room to be able to manipulate my diet by following certain rules, and I created meal plans for myself where I actually enjoy the food. Vincent Ferguson: So that has got to be the key to be able to still enjoy yourself, enjoy the foods you eat as you prepare for the show. Correct? Kathryn Kelly: I believe so. Yeah. It's definitely, it's a mental thing and it's about balance. And if you're not enjoying the process, it's going to be very, very hard to be able to succeed. Vincent Ferguson: Now, let's talk a little bit about your business, the Taste Buzz Food Tours, which is awesome. I read about it. It’s amazing. Kathryn Kelly: Thank you. Vincent Ferguson: How long has the company been around and where did the concept come from? Kathryn Kelly: So we started doing food tours back in 2016 and the concept started because I really wanted to show off my city, which is Las Vegas, to visitors. So I love to travel and when I travel, I want to see, and I want to do, and I want to go where all the locals go. I don't love “let me just do sightseeing and let me do all these activities.” I love a more local approach. And I know that when people come to Las Vegas, it's a little bit harder to get that because this is a big city and you're overstimulated with lights and shows and nightclubs. And there's just so much activity. And if you don't know somebody that lives here, it's going to be hard to get that "Where can I really go? Am I getting ripped off?" Like, "Everything is so expensive." One of those kinds of vacations. Kathryn Kelly: I wanted people to really appreciate Las Vegas and see the charm that I get to see. So since food is my passion, I decided to show it off in a way that I would really enjoy. And luckily it came at a time when the foodie realm was starting to become really popular and people are exploring different food options. And at a time too, when Las Vegas started changing from a really big chain restaurant city to more of these local holes in the wall, chef-driven restaurants. Vincent Ferguson: That's interesting because all the time, the many times I've been there; I didn't know anything about that. It was all about going to the big shows, visiting the hotels, all the excitement that comes with it. If I would've known there was something like the Taste Buzz Food Tours, I would have definitely taken advantage of that. But prior to starting your company, did you have any experience working in the restaurant and hospitality industry? Kathryn Kelly: Yes I did. So I'm going to go way back and I'm going to say that, it's always been a dream of mine to own my own cafe or a little restaurant. I remember when I was really young, before I could even start working as a teenager, I would watch these TV shows and I would see the small-town girl and she was always tomboyish, but cute and she was always a server. It just always looked like a really fun job to me. And so for some reason, I always wanted to be a server in a restaurant. That was my dream when I was a teenager. I was like; I was going to be a server. And I started off as a hostess and then I became a food runner. This was back in the day when you had to have experience working in the food and beverage industry here. Kathryn Kelly: So I made my way up and then I became a food server. Then when I became a food server, I was like, "You know what? I want to be a bartender." And then I became a bartender. And then I was like, "You know what? I love bartending, but I think I want to do something different." "I'm going to show people around." And then I became a food tour guide for Taste Buzz Food Tours. I created the concept and it's been great. It really worked out. Vincent Ferguson: The response has been great so far then? Kathryn Kelly: Yes. As you were saying earlier, a lot of people come to Las Vegas and they're looking like, "Okay, I'm in Vegas. I have to do this big... I'm going to do the shows. I'm going to do the nightclubs. I'm going to do the pools." And that's all great. I definitely think you should come to Las Vegas, experience that because as a city, I think we're the best place for that. You cannot get this kind of excitement anywhere else in the world. And we have some of the most beautiful hotels and nightclubs that you'll ever see and you have that aspect of the city, but it's also really, really cool to see a different side of the city. In a city that's so big and grand that you can have this small-town feel to it as well, where everybody knows everybody and you walk around and people are like, "Hey, hi Kathy, how you doing?" And, "Hi, welcome to our restaurant." People really enjoy that. Vincent Ferguson: It’s a very intimate type of an environment. Kathryn Kelly: Exactly. Vincent Ferguson: Are there other food tour businesses going on right now in Vegas? Kathryn Kelly: With the pandemic, I think a lot of places have had to shut down. So I'm not really sure because everybody's kind of reopening and navigating the reopening on their own accord. But we started up right away, as soon as the city reopened. And we were ready to show off our restaurants and help build up the support again, because they really needed it. Vincent Ferguson: Oh, definitely. But how has this current pandemic affected your business? Kathryn Kelly: Well, restaurants were closed, so we completely shut down. And then the city reopened and business is slower than usual, but I think, in a way it's been good because I've had time to do some restructuring and reorganization, but at the same time, people are coming to Las Vegas and they cannot do the shows and a lot of other tour companies, like let's say Grand Canyon or whatever, they're not running as often. People are having to look to do other activities. And I think, just by searching what to do in Las Vegas, we're coming up and people are like, "What is that?" And we're getting a lot of guests who've never done food tours before, and just trying to experience something different. They go on our tour and they're like, "Wow, I'm so glad that we were able to find you and try something different." Kathryn Kelly: So it's been good. I think we're going to have a lot more guests and followers for the future years. Vincent Ferguson: Oh yeah. It sounds like it. And also, it's a good time to market and promote your business too. Kathryn Kelly: Oh, for sure. For sure. I love the fact that we're working with a lot of the smaller restaurants and that we're able to promote and help them out at a time like this because we have a very strong food and beverage industry here and it's sad to see a lot of places having to close down because of the situation. And so it's nice to be like, "Let me introduce this restaurant to my guests." And my guests, they'll come back; they'll tell their friends about it. So the next time they come back to Las Vegas, they can say, "Try out this restaurant. We had a really good time on Taste Buzz Food Tours." It's promoting and marketing those restaurants as well. Vincent Ferguson: Excellent. Now I've been on many tours, but never a food tour. So explain what we can expect to see and do while on a tour. Kathryn Kelly: Yeah. Okay. Well, next time you come to Las Vegas, you're going to have to come check us out. Vincent Ferguson: Yeah. I promise. Kathryn Kelly: We do a little bit of everything. So I think what makes our food tours very unique is not only do we get to try the local side of Las Vegas, but we get to try the variety of it as well. You'll do something at a hole in the wall. You might do a food truck. We might stop by a coffee shop or a brewery, but you'll also do a nice trendy restaurant all in one tour. And you get to try those signature items. So you really get to see what makes that restaurant special through a local's eyes. You might be able to meet a chef. We're very close with the people that we work with and the restaurants that we work with. So if the chef is on duty, he might come out and say hi, and we could take souvenir photos for you to remember. Kathryn Kelly: We do some sightseeing as well. So the routes are walking tours, so you get to see the most out of the city, but we'll walk through some of the top attractions and we'll do some fun facts about the attraction, take more photos and some history. Vincent Ferguson: Wow, you said it's a walking tour. So you get some exercise in. Kathryn Kelly: You get exercise, you get food, you get sightseeing, and you get a little bit of everything. It's a really great concept. Vincent Ferguson: Goodness. That is awesome. Now, how much do the tours cost? Are they expensive? Kathryn Kelly: I think they're very reasonably priced. Our downtown food tour is $95 per person. And our Las Vegas strip food tour is $99 per person. So for under a hundred dollars, you get a three hour experience, which includes sightseeing, history and a full meal. Vincent Ferguson: How many people can you accommodate on each tour? Kathryn Kelly: We do small group tours, so usually there are 12 on a daily basis, but right now with the COVID restrictions it's reduced to 10, just so that people feel a little bit more safe. Vincent Ferguson: Oh, I see. Yeah. It's very limited right now. Right? Kathryn Kelly: Yeah. So there are a lot of restrictions still here in the city. So we're trying to please everybody. Vincent Ferguson: Yes. It's been challenging, but I'm sure we're going to get through this, you know? Kathryn Kelly: Yeah. We will, we will in time. We just need a little bit more time for people to feel safe. And we got to do the right thing and prevent the spread and, eventually, we'll get through, we'll get through this difficult time. Vincent Ferguson: Most definitely. We'll be looking back on this and saying, "Remember when?" Kathryn Kelly: I know, right? Remember that crazy year? Vincent Ferguson: Exactly, exactly. The key is to keep going, stay focused and we'll get through it. We always do. And we always will. Kathryn Kelly: Yes. Vincent Ferguson: How long are the tours? How much time does it take? Kathryn Kelly: They are three hours long. So from the time we meet to the time we say goodbye, everything's about three hours long, which is a perfect time for an experience. You get that intimate feeling with your tour guide and you get to eat for three hours long, a little bit of walking here and there. And then, after the tour, you get to go on and explore more things in Las Vegas. Vincent Ferguson: I love it. How far in advance do you recommend customers’ book a food tour? Kathryn Kelly: I would say as soon as you know you're coming to Las Vegas and you've decided, "I'm going to take the food tour." Because, since our groups are small, especially right now, they're only up to eight people, they book out.  So definitely you want to get your tickets as soon as possible. Vincent Ferguson: Yeah, this is great! Sounds like it would be a lot of fun to bring a family; your friends, to go out there and make it happen. That sounds to me like a winner. Kathryn Kelly: Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. It's a really nice experience really, for everybody. And we've made it for all ages. So you could bring your family, you could bring your kids. It's a great date night. It's great for bachelorettes. It's great for wedding parties. It's great for friend’s night out. It really is a fun, wholesome activity. Vincent Ferguson: But how do you balance getting ready for a show and running your business? Kathryn Kelly: I won't eat on the food tours while I am getting ready for the competitions. And it is a mental thing. So I made my decision. I'm going to do the competition and you just have to stay focused. And it is hard because I have to meet with new restaurants or I'll be out at an event and there's all this amazing food coming out, and people are asking you to "Please eat," and I'm like, "I cannot. Not this time, but I'll be back." Kathryn Kelly: It's only, however long you diet for, so the last competition I dieted for 13 weeks, which is a typical amount of time for a diet, but it's stricter and stricter as the competition goes, so you just have to stay focused. And then I know as well, it's only for this amount of time and then afterwards I can go out and I can enjoy all these restaurants and all of this food once again. Vincent Ferguson: Oh yeah. After it's over, it's on. Kathryn Kelly: Exactly. It's time to celebrate. Vincent Ferguson: There you go. Exactly, exactly. But if you can say anything else to my listeners, what would it be about your business? Kathryn Kelly: I would say, just do it, it's just so much fun. You get to go out, get to meet great people; you get to experience something that only a small group of people get to experience. And it's fun for everyone. You get to try great food; you get to exercise at the same time. Life's all about balance. So while you're here in Las Vegas, you want to be able to enjoy as much as you can. Vincent Ferguson: Most definitely. So how can we find out more about Taste Buzz Food Tours and you? Kathryn Kelly: So visit our website, www.tastebuzzvegas.com and you'll have all the information, all the fun photos for our tours. You can also visit on Facebook and Instagram @tastebuzzfoodtours. And if you wanted to look me up a little bit more, I do have a personal Instagram, it's K_to_the_athy.

Do you desire to fly higher and faster? Listen as Jerry Anderson shares some of his adventures as a jet pilot and the analogies we can draw for our lives. Jerry shares how his new certifications as a pilot and the aerodynamics and the principles of flight were identical to God's laws of success and principles of wisdom. Join us for the great takeoff into the land of mentoring.

Exploring our Catholic faith through a camera lens

It's been...years, I think, since Jerry and I have had an on air chat.  Why did he retire when he did? Why keep doing Leading Edge? Does he really drive a bus?!   A diehard sports fan, is the Godfather (that's what I call him!) missing sports? Great to catch up with someone who gave me a lot more respect than I deserved when he and I first started on air segments. 

A little trip down memory lane with Jerry Anderson and a story from the one and only Warren Sanders. Then in part 2 Josh gets completely SHITFACED in real time, thanks a lot Drew --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Our guest is Jerry Anderson who is a serial entrepreneur. He has birthed multiple startups and is said to have the golden touch. His life has been one of provision and development. Jerry is the President of The La Red Foundation and is Co-Founder of the La Red Business Network. He has traveled the world sharing the principles and values that brought him true and lasting success. Jerry is featured in the book The 7 Pillars of Success. His life is one of faith, belief, and inspiration. Jerry will share the value of building lasting memorials in your life so the generations can understand those “Only God” moments. For more resources visit www.lared.org.

Christian Napier and Karen Koppel remember Jerry Anderson, 36 hours without sleep and other stories of the Salt Lake 2002 Games (recorded 30 April 2020). A breakdown of the episode is below.Please be sure to check out our Salt Lake 2002 Retrospective...

MSU Baseball greats Jerry Anderson and George Dugan are forever linked after the amazing day they had in 1965 when they pitched back-to-back no-hitters against Austin Peay. Dugan's game was the first no-hitter in Thoroughbreds history and Anderson's no-hitter is still the only perfect game in an OVC game. Not only do they share their memories of the day, but also of MSU Baseball legend, Coach Johnny Reagan.

Tuesday March 17th (00:00) No primary today. GOOD. (8:59) Neighbors, let’s party! No let’s not. (15:36) With theaters rapidly closing, movies are quickly going VOD. Squirrels, tennis courts and more in The Rated Game. (22:41) 50 cases in Ohio. More details about the primary confusion. Drive thru testing begins today. GCM canceled. TARTA is now free. SF shuts the fuck down. Amazon is raising pay and hiring! (31:23) Jerry Anderson appears on Jeopardy. Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively donate a million dollars. Actors who’ve also tested positive. Wrestlemania moved from Tampa to Orlando, and no fans. (39:15) My friend I’ve never met is in a fast moving, serious relationship where she just found out he hasn’t been taking his medications. (48:16) Tacos + Trivia Tuesday. Netflix is the theme. (56:04) Chris Martin is singing at home for a great cause. Lady Gaga teases a massive dance duet. (1:00:08) Is the chorus of these familiar songs long enough to effectively wash your hands? (1:08:08) To we big Read Aloud With The Morning Reboot! (1:15:20) BREAKING NON CORONAVIRUS NEWS.

In this episode, Bill Pokorny and Brianne Dunn are joined by Jerry Anderson, Principal at Homewood Flossmoor CHSD 233. Jerry provides a unique insight into this topic as she previously served as principal for a Colorado school district when the state first legalized marijuana.

Join us Sunday night as we speak to Ms. Jessica Lewis about The Rise, Fall, and Redemption of #jerryanderson http://tobtr.com/s/11542677 (646) 668-8479 to call in #macon #georgia #maconga @gafollowersofficial The Douglass Theatre 355 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Macon, GA 31201

The Housing News podcast is a weekly wrap of HousingWire's top news stories. Each week, Gaffney interviews financial services experts who can make sense of the latest headlines, sponsored by our partners at Blend. This week, Jerry Anderson of Alliant Credit Union discusses homebuyers, interest rates and the latest technology trends in the mortgage industry.

Jerry Anderson is the Dean of Drake Law School. Listen on Apple Podcasts and YouTube; Music by Kammerton

Floyd did not do his homework. He did make some preparations. Netflix and TMA incoming. Share the post to win tix for Amnesia w/DJ Manny (too late!). Someone stole the Christmas Weed. Just the weed. Jerry Anderson is a school bus driver in BG – retirement is wonderful. Kill Bang Marry with Floyd on the spot; I’ve added THINGS, not just people. The Weed ends tomorrow. Local scouts will be cleaning up the area. The Heartbeat Bill. A cheerleader from Southview is kneeling at games. A blown transformer (no capital T) in NYC set Twitter off. Aliens!? And the oldest living American man, a WWII vet, is not that anymore. A touching tribute from Billie Lourd on the second anniversary of her mom, Carrie Fisher’s, death. Iggy Azalea upset some people at performance in Rio, and Insta caused outrage yesterday with its ‘mistaken’ update. What should be left in 2018? A friend of the show found out their preteen was watching cartoon porn, so it led to A TALK. Eddie Murphy had to fit A LOT of people into his Christmas IG post. Most of them were his kids. Lotsa baby mamas. Snoop lashing out at modern rap is funny, but not as much as 50’s laugh. I have a new home idea I wanna run by Ashleigh which is he gonna shoot down hard. And how Floyd could be dressed to be the maitre d for tonight’s Die Hard (not quite Christmas) party. Yesterday Floyd said he’d been in no relationship in 35 years ‘why start now.’ He and I are a lot alike so I wanted to explore this further. Our longest segment yet. Where you last shopped + what you last ate is your bowl game name. The beginning of small biz shout outs, first to Local Thyme.

This week, Dan, Tom and Dave take a look at the Jerry Anderson sci-fi classic, Journey to the Far Side of the Sun.  Join us every fortnight for another live session filled with all things geek!!! Sharing news, opinions and insider info, as we peer into the geekosphere and see whats happening in the... Read More

Leaders in all types of industries are recognizing the value of having health coaches. Leaders realize that without prioritizing their health as the foundation to success, many of their goals would never be achieved.   Jerry Anderson has dedicated himself to improving leaders health for over 30 years. He is an author and speaker on leadership health, a Christian Health Coach, Certified Personal Trainer, and a Mr. Natural Universe who has been featured on CNN as a trusted health expert over 55 times!  

Rory McIlroy heads to Texas for this week's WGC - Dell Technologies Match Play as a winner once again, after success in the States. The former world number 1 talks about his return to form, duelling with Tiger Woods and about his memories of the late, great Arnold Palmer. Robert Lee and Richard Boxall preview the WGC event at the Austin Country Club, where a really strong field is headed by the current world leader and defending champion Dustin Johnson. There are some early thoughts on The Masters at Augusta, reminiscences about playing at Muthaiga Golf Club in Kenya and tales of the former Canadian golfer Jerry Anderson, who sadly died recently.

Running a business - and doing it successfully - requires you to be on top of your business knowledge as much as possible.    But what happens when you get the flu? How fast can your body bounce back from illness? Do you work on your physical health as much as you do the health of your business? Did you know that your health is the foundation of your leadership?   Jerry Anderson is the author of “The Leadership Diet” a new book in stores now! He’s an author, speaker on leadership health, Christian health coach, and certified personal trainer. He’s been featured on CNN over 55 times and he’s here to tell you why you MUST improve your health if you want to be great in 2018.    Visit his website: healthspeakerjerryanderson.com   Like This Episode? Invest in Our Growth! Learn More: https://www.patreon.com/blc   --- Listen: iTunes | Podbean  Connect: IG | T | FB | Website | Sponsor Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music --- This episode is powered by Jumpstart:HR, LLC HR Outsourcing for Small Businesses and Startups: http://www.jumpstart-hr.com    

Episode 4 of 'Off The Radar'. Our first guest: Jerry Anderson joins us to talk about his experiences in the Blizzard of '78. It may involve a tractor and some felonies. You'll want to listen to this whole episode!

Celebrating 141 years serving the Lord – Special Homecoming message   Special Guest Speaker, Bro. Jerry Anderson – Three Looks of the Church – Philippians 3:13-14 The post Three Looks of the Church appeared first on White Stone Quarry Baptist Church, Bowling Green KY, 42101.

Jerry Anderson from channel 11 gives you the opportunity to win prizes if you know the news...and the show wraps up for you with what did you learn

The amazing Jerry Anderson gives people a chance to win stuff if they know the news..maybe you'll win next time...and the only way you like your news recapped...Hip Hop STYLE....

On this week's Leading Edge with Jerry Anderson, Owens Community College president Dr. Mike Bower talks about huge enrollment swings and the future of community colleges. Later in the show, Benton-Carroll-Salem school superintendent Dr. Guy Parmigian and treasurer Cajon Keeton join to discuss having a nuclear power plant within school boundaries, and how the potential closing or selling of Toledo Edison and First Energy might effect the school district financially

Secretary of State Jon Husted may be setting the stage for a gubernatorial run. He talks to Jerry about voter fraud and voter security. Sec. Husted also discusses controversies surrounding local boards of elections, districting and the GOP health care overhaul.Later, Jerry also discusses mental and behavior health issues with Stacy Harper of ProMedica Foundation and Jean Dress of Harbor Behavior Health.Don't miss Leading Edge with Jerry Anderson each Sunday at 8:30 a.m. on WTOL 11 and 10:30 p.m. on FOX Toledo. 

"It's amazing how the human mind works.  If you think you can, you can. If you think you can’t, you can’t. You’ve got to be careful what you put in your mind, because you’ll soon be there.” –Jerry Anderson    In this episode, Jerry Anderson shares how he discovered the key to turning multiple business failures into phenomenal success was this: character development.  He changed his mentality with clients from “I hope they buy” to “I need to help them be successful.”  He adds, “Sometimes I cared about their business more than they did!”     Jerry saw immediate results from his change in perspective and he realized that he could help others achieve the same results in their lives.  He started round table groups to mentor businesspeople in the areas of character and values.  His teaching spread to other parts of the world; suddenly, he was helping transform governments and cultures!  Jerry can help you start your own round table group, or change the values and attitudes in your workplace or business.  He has even started to bring these values-based programs to schools; grades have gone up and bullying has dramatically decreased.    “When I’m doing the right things, the right things happen and I don’t have to create them.  I just show up.” –Jerry Anderson    You will learn   How to develop your own character to transform your business How to discern what should and should not be going into your brain   How to be open and available for incredible opportunities How to bring positive values back to your own sphere of influence   Resources http://LaRed.org http://Globalpriority.org http://Antivirusyouth.info

In this week's episode I interview Dr. Jerry Anderson.  Dr. Anderson is a chiropractor from Winchester, TN and has been active for many years as a Republican and lately, in the Tea Party. Dr. Anderson shares his thoughts about the current Obamacare rollout, his experience with getting involved in politics and his thoughts and reflections on the Tea Party. He observes that Tea Party members can be characterized as the "producers" of American society. Also on the show, we share a couple of  Dr. Anderson's political parody songs. Featured Podcast This week I would like to recommend the Nov 8th Edition of American Conservative University Evan Sayet discusses the "The KinderGarden of Eden: How the Modern Liberal Thinks." Please Rate TalkGOP in iTunes If you like the show please give the show a rating or even give us a review in iTunes. If you do that, it will help other people find the show. Feedback What is your experience with the Tea Party?  Leave me feedback in the comments below or email at  feedback@TalkGOP.com.

In this week's episode I interview Dr. Jerry Anderson.  Dr. Anderson is a chiropractor from Winchester, TN and has been active for many years as a Republican and lately, in the Tea Party. Dr. Anderson shares his thoughts about the current Obamacare rollout, his experience with getting involved in politics and his thoughts and reflections on the Tea Party. He observes that Tea Party members can be characterized as the "producers" of American society. Also on the show, we share a couple of  Dr. Anderson's political parody songs. Featured Podcast This week I would like to recommend the Nov 8th Edition of American Conservative University Evan Sayet discusses the "The KinderGarden of Eden: How the Modern Liberal Thinks." Please Rate TalkGOP in iTunes If you like the show please give the show a rating or even give us a review in iTunes. If you do that, it will help other people find the show. Feedback What is your experience with the Tea Party?  Leave me feedback in the comments below or email at  feedback@TalkGOP.com.

It's becoming a crowded field; another candidate declared her intention to run for Mayor of Toledo this week.  She made the announcement on Tuesday, and Lucas County Auditor Anita Lopez sat down with Jerry Anderson on Sunday to explain why she wants to be mayor.