Podcast appearances and mentions of jerry ford

Send us a textPat Leahy is a giant of the US Senate...the first Democrat elected to the Senate from Vermont...the third longest serving Senator in US history...the Senate President Pro Tem...Chair of Appropriations, Agriculture, and Judiciary...and 8 terms in the US Senate. In this conversation, we talk his roots in small town Vermont, overcoming the state's deep Republican roots in a 1974 upset, entering the Senate in his mid 30s, and his favorite stories, lessons, and proudest moments from nearly 50 years in the US Senate.IN THIS EPISODEGrowing up in small-town Montpelier with a love of reading...How his service as District Attorney propelled his successful run for Senate in 1974 as the first Democrat to win a Vermont Senate seat...Early days in the US Senate in his mid 30s...How he won 8 terms in what was initially a very Republican state...The interesting story behind his 1998 re-election, his first true landslide...The most tense and high-stakes moments during his career in the Senate...Passing anti-land mine legislation...A day in the life of the Senate President Pro Tem...How trust among Senators one late night saved lives during a mid 80s Capitol bombing...Senator Leahy receives a tip he received from an "anonymous jogger" during the Iraq War debate...When Vice President Dick Cheney swore at Senator Leahy on the Senate floor...The Senator who gave the best Senate floor speeches...The most effective Majority Leader he saw...When his colleague Jim Jeffords switched parties and changed control of the Senate...His views on the rise of Bernie Sanders as a national figure...Why he didn't run for re-election in 2022...How he received the Order of the British Empire designation...His connection to the Batman character and appearing in several Batman films...His status as the Senate's leading Grateful Dead Head...The status of his wife Marcelle as his political secret weapon...AND anatomical impossibilities, Howard Baker, James Baker, Leonid Brezhnev, Dale Bumpers, George H.W. Bush, Robert Byrd, George Clooney, DC Comics, designated survivors, Charles Dickens, John Durkin, Jim Eastland, Jerry Ford, Jerry Garcia, John Glenn, holy water, Hubert Humphrey, John F. Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, Heath Ledger, Mike Mansfield, Miranda Rights, Mitch McConnell, Bobby Muller, Christopher Nolan, Sam Nunn, Barack Obama, organic farming, Colin Powell, Quebec City, Hugh Scott, secret weapons, Alan Simpson, Bob Stafford, Ted Stevens, Robert Louis Stevenson, Fred Tuttle, Mark Twain, Vincent Van Gogh, Wayne Industries...& more!

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Mark Dunlea reports on Capital Region groups heading down to Washington DC on April 5 to protest the US-funded Israeli genocide in Palestine. Then, Willie Terry brings back “The Struggle Continues," this time focusing on Black history to women's history month. Later on, Blaise Bryant continues his conversation with Julie Farrar, who relies on the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program for her healthcare. After that, H Bosh Jr speaks with Rev. Jerry Ford, founder and CEO of Team HERO. Finally, Amal Berredjem interviews journalist Jill Konopka.

On this episode of the TripleE's we hear from Rev. Jerry Ford founder and CEO of Team Hero. Rev. Jerry tell us how he went from a life sentence to founding his own community organization's community center.

Jeff kicks off today's show with some quick thoughts on Monday night football. He then dives into the latest injury news for David Montgomery and Patrick Mahomes. Jeff finishes things up with his top 10 waiver wire adds for Week 16 fantasy football. Get Jeff's content: FTN Fantasy

On Saturday Aug. 10, the town of Hutchinson is for garlic lovers. They'll have garlic ice cream, garlic wine, garlic cotton candy — plus foods from around the world dedicated to the ingredient. The Sustainable Farming Association's Crow Wing Chapter is throwing its 17th Minnesota's Garlic Festival, featuring bulbs that were recently harvested across Minnesota. Jerry Ford is the festival's director and he joined Minnesota Now to talk about how the festival got started and what to look forward to.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, we hear from Sina Basila-Hickey who spoke with Tiffani Silverman, the President of Rensselaer County League of Women Voters. Then, Willie Terry brings us an interview with Team HERO Executive Director, Jerry Ford, on their free summer meals and programming Later on, Blaise Bryant tests Shameka Andrew's knowledge with our weekly Disability Trivia. After that, H Bosch Jr. talks with Brian Dunkin on how he began the Hines Basketball Classic. Finally, we have a live interview with local musician John Haggerty.

On Friday, July 12, 2024, Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry interviewed Jerry Ford, Executive Director of Team HERO, at their headquarters at 228 4th Street in Troy, NY. In this Labor segment, Willie interviewed him about their free summer meals and program for kids from July 8 to August 16, which they partner with Rensselaer County.

Jerry Ford details activities Monday at Coldwater's Gathering of Flags at Oak Grove Cemetery.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Saturday, March 25, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the "Black Family Wellness Expo" at School 2 at 470 10th Street in Troy, NY. The Expo. was sponsored by Troy NAACP, Albany Med., The Links, and Team Hero. In this part two community segment, Willie interviewed Jerry Ford, Troy NAACP's 1st Vice President and Executive Director of Team Hero, and Shania Jackson, Troy NAACP Secretary/Youth Coordinator, about this event.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: We begin with Mark Dunlea's conversation with Coeymans residents ahead of the Coeymans port expansion in the state's wind turbine project. Then, Moses Nagel talks with Samira Sengare from Saratoga Black Lives Matter about their “day of action” on March 7th to support a member who faced criminal charges for going over her allotted time at a recent Saratoga City Council meeting. Later on, Willie Terry brings us part 3 of his report on the Sanctuary's Black History Month celebration on February 25th, with guests Rev. Jerry Ford and poet Shania Jackson. After that, Isabella LaForte talks with two interns from UAlbany's program on Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies about the importance of doulas in the birthing process, especially for birthing people of color. Finally, for this week's “The Rhythm of Rebellion” interview, Taina Asili speaks with Mireya Ramos, a New York-based, Latin Grammy-winning vocalist, violinist, composer, arranger and founder of New York City's first and only all-women mariachi group.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: We begin with Moses Nagel's report on New York State's considering new rules for doulas. Then, Willie Terry covered the Black History Month that took place at the Sanctuary and brings us Rev. Jerry Ford's speech about a family history discovery. Later on, Brea Barthel shares information about the Capital Region Clean Energy Hub. After that, Alex Briggs talks about his experience living along the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock for 6 months during the protests to stop its construction. Finally, historian Kathy Sheehan tells us about some notable women from this area for Women's History Month

On Saturday, February 25, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the Black History Month Celebration at The Sanctuary For Independent Media in Troy. In part two of his reports, you will hear from the program speaker, Rev. Jerry Ford, Vice President of the Troy NAACP and President of Team Hero, talking about a family history discovery.

On Saturday, February 25, 2023, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the Black History Month Celebration at The Sanctuary For Independent Media in Troy. In part two of his reports, you will hear from the program speaker, Rev. Jerry Ford, Vice President of the Troy NAACP and President of Team Hero, talking about a family history discovery and Poet Shania Jackson—part 3.

Jerry and Derek explore their jazzy side with two brand new spontaneous pieces, Aardvark and Tuesday Tripping. Send your musical offerings for consideration to bentmusic2@gmail.com Photo by Derek Dean

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: We begin with Mark Dunlea giving us an update on the lead pipes in Troy, NY. Then, we learn about an upcoming event at New York Folklore. Later on, we have a poetry segment from Thom Francis. After that, Jerry Ford of Troy NAACP and Team HERO talks with Brother Malik Muhammad, the curator of The Sankofa Project. Finally, we will hear from King Malachi who will be performing music at Saturday's Black History Month celebration

We are heading across the USA with Gerald Ford, 38th President, and his homes in Alexandria, Virginia; Vail, Colorado; and Rancho Mirage, California. Hear about Gerald's political career; sudden vice presidency and Presidency; his wife, Betty, and family; and his homes! Check out the website at VisitingthePresidents.com for visual aids, links, past episodes, recommended reading, and other information!Episode Page: https://visitingthepresidents.com/2023/02/20/season-2-episode-38-gerald-ford-and-alexandria/Season 1's Gerald Ford Episode: "Gerald Ford and Omaha" Support the show

The Interfaith Holiday Justice and Peace Circle at Freedom Square took place on December 10. It ends with the community coming together and lighting candles around a decorated evergreen tree. Jerry Ford led the circle ritual which asks people to share why they "light this candle..." Here is an edited version of what took place by Sina Basila Hickey.

Jerry and Derek have played many forms of music and sound with each other for over 50 years beginning in Stillwater, Okla. in the 70s and then on the Central Coast in the Monterey, Calif. area during the 80s. With computer technology they have been able to continue their live collaborations with 1700 miles between them..... Inspired by the likes of The Mothers Of Invention, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Fred Frith, Henry Kaiser, The Residents and other pioneers of new music and audio construction JerDer continues to provide an endless smorgasbord of audio delights......... A headphone session.... Enjoy!

By the magic of the internet and Jamkazam Frank Seether living in Sarpsborg 13, (around Norway) and Jerry Ford (USA) were able to create an entertaining little spontaneous offering utilizing two electrical guitars and an array of electrical devices the outcome of this duo is a true Holiday treat. Also sharing tonight's bill is the forever amazing JerDer, (Jerry Ford & Derek Dean) after almost 50 years of united musical madness they still got it, what IT is is up for grabs but be gentle.

The Minnesota Garlic Festival returns to Hutchinson, Minnesota this Saturday, August 13! And that's got us thinking about seed garlic and planning ahead for the fall planting. Please enjoy this delightful conversation with two seasoned garlic growers, and consider joining us on Saturday for garlic food, fun, and conversations with farmers. Originally released September 16, 2020. ----------------------- “Minnesotans don't like that garlic. They don't eat that spicy stuff, dontcha know?” Jerry and Sunny and their sold-out-by-August harvest beg to differ! Jerry Ford and Sunny Ruthchild  are longtime friends in Minnesota garlic and organic farming. Sunny runs Merryweather Gardens near Walnut Grove, raising garlic, poultry, vegetables, and pigs who are happy to be the clean-up crew for her orchard. Jerry raises replacement dairy heifers, grass-fed beef, and garlic with his family at Living Song Farm near Howard Lake. Before they get back out there to plant next year's garlic crop, they're taking some time to compare notes and philosophies as they prepare for the next season and climate unknowns. They get into: Site Selection - Jerry's land is hilly, Sunny's land is flat. They both make it work. Soil Prep - “If you need to add chemicals to the soil, you need a different site.” Timing of planting Seed garlic and varietal selection - Seed garlic grown in Minnesota does well in Minnesota. First-time growers & gardeners - Porcelain varieties are a great place to start Dip treatments - Nah. Their agriculture philosophies Mulching Being adaptable to change in markets and climate Garlic is a high-value, premium crop here in Minnesota. As Sunny says, “the truth is, Minnesota can grow garlic. And the other truth is, people in Minnesota love good garlic, don't let anybody tell you anything else.”   Jerry Ford - Living Song Farm, SFA Network Coordinator Sunny Ruthchild - Merryweather Farm Katie Feterl - SFA Communications Director The viewpoints of the speakers expressed within or outside of this episode do not necessarily reflect the goals and mission of SFA.   Resources: Minnesota Premium Garlic Project Minnesota Garlic Festival & Virtual Directory Dirt Rich Episode 6: Harvesting Minnesota Garlic SFA Garlic Videos

Jerry Ford, co-founder of Team H.E.R.O. and Vice President of Troy NAACP, is a long time community organizer who also works in the Troy School District on their Our Brother's Keeper programming. Ford dropped in for the community group weekly check-in to tell us about what he's working on. He spoke with Cathy Silber.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: We begin with Mark Dunlea's report on the one million dollar grant the Capital District Latinos just received for their Cultural Empowerment and Community Engagement Center. Then, Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry brings us the news from the Troy School District's Summer of Safety Resource Fair Kickoff, in a conversation with organizers James Chestnut, Director of Troy SNUG, and Jerry Ford, CEO of Team HERO. Later on, RPI student Josephine Tonias brings us Coming of Age, a series in which she interviews Academic Counselor David Milford. After that, as the seven-year-old right to same-sex marriage hangs under new threat, Producer Marsha Lazarus brings us the story of Valerie and Ivette, a married lesbian couple from Albany, NY. Finally, in our weekly check-in with a community group, Jerry Ford drops by to tell us all about Team HERO.

On Wednesday, June 29, 2022, the Hudson Mohawk Magazine Network Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry covered the Troy City School District "Summer of Safety Resource Fair Kickoff" in Troy Prospect Park. The event was co-sponsor by youth organizations SNUG and Team Hero. In this labor segment, Willie spoke to organizers James Chestnut, Program Manager of Troy SNUG, and Jerry Ford, CEO of Team Hero, about the event

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: We begin with Mark Dunlea's conversation with Sonal Jessel of WE ACT for Environmental Justice about the Cumulative Impact Act currently awaiting the governor's signature. Then, Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry brings us the second part of his conversation with Albany's Brother Minister X about the legacy of Malcolm X. Later on, we hear more from Director Ira McKinley in advance of another Capital District screening of his film “Outta the Muck” on Friday, June 3 at Albany's First Unitarian Church. After that, Sina Basila Hickey visited Troy Bike Rescue to get the latest on this year's Bike Fest, happening Saturday June 4 at the Oakwood Community Center. Finally, for our weekly check-in with a community organization, we're joined by Mr. Jerry Ford, Vice President of the Troy Branch of the NAACP.

For HMM's weekly check-in with a community organization, Jerry Ford, Vice President of NAACP, Troy Branch, talks with producers Cathy Silber and Sina Basila Hickey about the organization's key issues so far in 2022, and Juneteenth––its history, recent changes and plans for this year's celebration in the Capital District.

Longtime Coldwater Memorial Day ceremonies chairman Jerry Ford shared some thank you's. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jerry Ford and Mariénne Kreitlow are the fourth generation on a farm with a legacy in conservation. Living Song Farm sits on highly erodible land near Minnesota's Crow River, but the practices introduced in the 1940's by Mariénne's father, Willard Kreitlow, have generated topsoil for decades. Jerry and Mariénne share Willard's land ethic, and have worked for several years to find a non-family fifth generation that will continue this legacy even before the farm was officially transferred to them in their 60's. In this second part of our Farm Succession Miniseries, Jerry Ford describes their goals for succession (including living on the farm even after retirement), financial situation, and his experience with the family and non-family transitions that have occurred in tandem. He also details the legal realities of a tangle of life estates, Transfer on Death Deeds, long-term care insurance, and other policies that have shaped their unique experience: “Don't try this at home, kids. Have a lawyer.”   Our Farm Succession Miniseries will conclude next week, May 4. Stay tuned!   Jerry Ford, Living Song Farm, SFA Network Coordinator Jared Luhman, SFA Soil Health Lead   Resources mentioned: Land Stewardship Project Renewing the Countryside Sustainable Farming Association   The viewpoints of the speakers expressed within or outside of this episode do not necessarily reflect the goals and mission of SFA. Dirt Rich is produced by the Sustainable Farming Association. Thoughts? Comments? Ideas? Leave us a review, or drop us a line on our Virtual Comment Box.

Megan Roberts has experienced many farm transitions–as a non-farm heir to her family dairy farm, as an in-law in a family farm transition, and as an educator. Drawing on over a decade in personal and professional experience in farm succession and estate planning, in this episode she shares several points of consideration for families navigating tough conversations and the complex process of succession. “Something I learned is that there's never enough communication,” says Roberts. Even when family relationships are really strong and there are shared goals, farm succession planning isn't simple and can provoke strong emotions. Roberts encourages families to “be inclusive” in their meetings and conversations on the future of the farm, inviting in-laws and non-farm heirs to be present and have a voice even if they aren't ultimately decision makers. Listen in for more of Roberts' conversation with Dirt Rich host Jared Luhman, who is in the midst of a family farm transition himself, on other things to consider in succession: finances, estate planning and grief, maintaining relationships, security for the elder generation, and more. This is the first of a three-part miniseries on farm succession. Look for Part 2 on April 27, when we'll release an episode with Jerry Ford on a non-family farm transition.   Megan Roberts, Executive Director of the Southern Agricultural Center of Excellence, Farmer Jared Luhman, SFA Soil Health Lead   The viewpoints of the speakers expressed within or outside of this episode do not necessarily reflect the goals and mission of SFA. Dirt Rich is produced by the Sustainable Farming Association. Thoughts? Comments? Ideas? Leave us a review, or drop us a line on our Virtual Comment Box.

Today on the Rudy Giuliani - Police Officer - Jerry Ford joined the show. Another day, another officer shot in Houston. When will it stop? How will it stop? Everything you need to know about the latest shooting.

Today on the Rudy Giuliani Show: From one Mayor to another. New York is down the tube and Eric Adams has a pivotal role in bringing it back. Will he accomplish his goals? We know the Mayor can talk the talk - but can he walk the walk? Jerry Ford joined the show. Rudy's Final Thoughts.

Today on the Rudy Giuliani - Police Officer - Jerry Ford joined the show. Another day, another officer shot in Houston. When will it stop? How will it stop? Everything you need to know about the latest shooting.

Today on the Rudy Giuliani Show: From one Mayor to another. New York is down the tube and Eric Adams has a pivotal role in bringing it back. Will he accomplish his goals? We know the Mayor can talk the talk - but can he walk the walk? Jerry Ford joined the show. Rudy's Final Thoughts.

From the mid 70s to today Jerry Ford and Derek Dean have been musically united providing sounds and music to stimulate unused parts of the human brain. Inspired from a lasting relationship with founding members of the Mothers Of Invention, Jimmy Carl Black, Don Preston, Bunk Gardner as well as an association with unique artists such as Fred Frith and Henry Kaiser "JerDer's" motivation to reach out, freak out and turn out tons of original audio offerings is still strong as ever.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, We begin with Eric Weltman of Food and Water Watch who spoke with Mark Dunlea about the group's climate legislative agenda. Then, we hear from an advocacy day in which bills were pushed to ensure that people in prison have real opportunities for parole by Elizabeth Press. Later on, Brea Barthel heads to the Troy Public Library to Talk About Books. After that, we put our focus on the upcoming Troy community MLK event on January 17th and first hear from speaker and candidate for Rensselaer County Executive Gwen Wright speak with Jody Cowan. And we finish up today's show with an interview of our MC of the MLK event, Jerry Ford, speaking with Renee Powell, both of Troy NAACP.

In 2022, the program to honor Rev Martin Luther King Jr will be held on January 17th. This program is a collaboration between community groups and labor union organization uniting for social justice. This interview is with Mr. Jerry Ford, the emcee and community advocate, to discuss the theme "Labor and Community for Social Justice".

On December 27, 2021, Hudson Mohawk Magazine Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry attended the Capital Region's Kwanzaa Day-Two Celebration at the Troy Boys and Girls Club sponsored by Team Hero and Shades of Coco. In this segment, Willie interviews Jerry Ford and others on the meaning of Kujichagulia/Self-Determination, which is the principle of Kwanzaa's second day.

Live from the no panic zone—I'm Steve Gruber—I am America's Voice—God Bless America this is the Steve Gruber FIERCE AND FEARLESS – the relentless Pursuit of the truth—   Here are three big things you need to know right now—   ONE— Blizzard conditions from the Great Lakes to the Eastern seaboard—have hit millions of Americans hard—as winter is getting serious in the New Year—   TWO— Ford is jacking up production of its all electric F-150's—and the company says—the reason is simple—the all electric work horse is in very high demand—   THREE— Democrats thought they were pretty smart—they thought the American people would reward them for attacking President Donald Trump constantly during his time in The White House—   They believed they held the high moral ground and American's would rejoice for their efforts—but that is just not the case—   I tried to explain it to them back in 2016 and again in 2020—but they didn't listen—they think they know it all—   Instead of working with then President Trump—they exhausted America with endless lies about Russian collusion and the Dossier—   They wasted our time—not once but twice in fact to impeach 45—the second time—without a single witness—or a shred of evidence—   What is an impeachable offense? Well according to Michigan's only President—long before he held the office—Jerry Ford—it is whatever the House says it is—   Sadly that is the legacy left behind by the cowardly Adam Schiff—and the clueless Eric Swalwell—and the other night crawlers and bottom feeders of today's political class—slithering around in the shadows of Washington— those that live inside the swamp—   As a result of all that reckless behavior—President Joe Biden—is now the focus of impeachment talk—and it would be just idle threats—except that just about everyone thinks the Republicans are about to take over the House and likely the Senate too—and that means—it will be open season on the Old Man—   But the truth is—someone must throw the brake—or this will be the perpetual state of things—every time one party or the other gets the numbers—impeachment will soon follow—   American's for the most part are worn out—and even if an impeachment were within reach—you have to ask yourself—is that really in the best interests of this nation? Do we want a constant parade of the politically endangered to be dragged in front of us to face the charges—whatever they may be?   I think we are better than that—and just because President Donald Trump was targeted twice—quite unfairly I would add—doesn't mean Republicans should continue to go down that road—   We must arrive at a place where we can move past that—and put some of that bad behavior back in the closet—   Otherwise we will leave our kids and grandkids a political machine—that is in constant dire stress—   We will leave them a country—that never comes back together—because the divorce trial of left and right will be revisited every 3 or 4 years—and the grievances will be aired again and again—and our divisions exposed—not healed—not ever!   We must strive to do better with the levers of power—we must strive to lead from a message of common cause—and not perpetuate an us versus them mentality—   Many of you may disagree—and that's ok—in fact that's good! It is a conversation we should—no, we must have. How long do we want this kind of caustic atmosphere to persist? If we are the ones lining up and cheering a new impeachment effort against The President—and if it's based on the thinnest of reasons—we are to blame when voters reject our ideas the next time around.   Think about it. I will.  

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, We begin with part two of a discussion with Alice Green, founder and director of the Center for Law and Justice, about her new book, and her decades of activism in Albany; Then, we get an on-the-scene report of a December 11th picket by the Communication Workers of America against the AT&T authorized retail stores; Later on, Diana Barnes of Skidmore College explores how identity and politics play out in borderlands such as the US and Mexico border; Finally, H. Bosh Jr. interviews Jerry Ford and Uncle Mac about our holiday past interfaith holiday events and this Saturday's "Light Coming out of Darkness" event in Troy's Freedom Square.

H. Bosh Jr. is back! And he returns with Uncle Mac & Jerry Ford as his first guests. Together they celebrate their relationships with The Sanctuary for Independent Media and reminisce about past Justice & Peace Holiday events, which have been on hiatus since the pandemic. This Saturday, December 18, 2021, the Sanctuary will have an outdoor-only holiday event. From 4pm-5pm we will light candles around a holiday tree to celebrate Light Coming Out of Darkness in an Interfaith Justice and Peace Circle. Join us. All are welcome. Please wear a mask.

It's that time of year again! Garlic growers in Minnesota are preparing for planting. We're bringing this episode back into your feed to help you get ready with advice from two seasoned garlic growers: Jerry Ford and Sunny Ruthchild. --------------------- “Minnesotans don't like that garlic. They don't eat that spicy stuff, dontcha know?” Jerry and Sunny and their sold-out-by-August harvest beg to differ! Jerry Ford and Sunny Ruthchild are longtime friends in Minnesota garlic and organic farming. Sunny runs Merryweather Gardens near Walnut Grove, raising garlic, poultry, vegetables, and pigs who are happy to be the clean-up crew for her orchard. Jerry raises replacement dairy heifers, grass-fed beef, and garlic with his family at Living Song Farm near Howard Lake. Before they get back out there to plant next year's garlic crop, they're taking some time to compare notes and philosophies as they prepare for the next season and climate unknowns. They get into: Site Selection - Jerry's land is hilly, Sunny's land is flat. They both make it work. Soil Prep - “If you need to add chemicals to the soil, you need a different site.” Timing of planting Seed garlic and varietal selection - Seed garlic grown in Minnesota does well in Minnesota. First-time growers & gardeners - Porcelain varieties are a great place to start Dip treatments - Nah. Their agriculture philosophies Mulching Being adaptable to change in markets and climate Garlic is a high-value, premium crop here in Minnesota. As Sunny says, “the truth is, Minnesota can grow garlic. And the other truth is, people in Minnesota love good garlic, don't let anybody tell you anything else.”   Jerry Ford - Living Song Farm, SFA Network Coordinator Sunny Ruthchild - Merryweather Farm Katie Feterl - SFA Communications Director The viewpoints of the speakers expressed within or outside of this episode do not necessarily reflect the goals and mission of SFA.   Resources: Minnesota Premium Garlic Project Minnesota Garlic Festival & Virtual Directory Dirt Rich Episode 6: Harvesting Minnesota Garlic SFA Garlic Videos

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, We begin by speaking with Arielle Swirnoff of NY Renews about NY State lawmakers failure to pass any major climate legislation Then, Moses Nagel speaks with Zachary Simpson for a overview of who is running in the Common Council races throughout the city of Albany Later on, Deborah Garrett and Jerry Ford join us to tell us about this upcoming weekend's Juneteenth event After that, we hear excerpts from last Friday's rally opposing voter repression that took place outside the Rensselaer County Offices Finally, Aneesa Hussain talks to us about being a woman in STEM and founding the Capital Region's chapter of Girls Who Code

Memorial Day Committee organizer Jerry Ford previewed activities Monday in Coldwater. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Troy City Council Finance Committee had a meeting where community members pleaded for a better police reform plan. We hear from Council Member Sue Steele, community organizer Jerry Ford, and former Council Member Debra Garrett. With WOOC producer Elizabeth Press.

Join us for Part Three - of John DRUMBO French's 2009 interview by Jerry Ford as well as new BENT MUSIC!

Jerry Ford makes noise, sounds even music to celebrate the freedom of improvisational creations. On this debut episode enjoy music from "Monterey's most underground band" BENT and hear how Jerry Ford met Clint Eastwood.

As the former Co-President and owner of Ford Models, Joey Hunter has lived an incredible life with a career to match in the modeling and talent industry. Getting his start as a model in the 1960's, Joey was soon discovered by Jerry Ford (founder of Ford Models) and his modeling career began to take off. Though he wasn't able to break through in the film industry as well as he was in the modeling world; Joey eventually pivoted to become head booker of the Men's Division for Ford Models, and later the Co-President of the company. Joey was also involved in overseeing the women's division and helped represent some of the most sought after models in the world, including Brooke Shields, Elle MacPherson, and Naomi Campbell to name a few. This is about the time that Joey and Jerry coined the term "Supermodel" and began to build the brands of the soon to be mega stars. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/syngency/message

Troy Prep Media Club members Laila Traore and Treasure Ervin speak with Deacon Jerry Ford of Team HERO about this weekend's drive thru food pantry at Troy Prep High School. The food pantry is Saturday, March 6th from 10-12pm at Troy Prep High School, 2 Polk Street, Troy, NY. For more information, go to: https://www.facebook.com/uncommontroyprep To learn more about Team HERO and contact Deacon Jerry Ford, go to: https://teamhero101.org/

It took a little doing, but the team from Failure - the Podcast think they found the first use of that magical phrase "testing, testing one, two, three.....". No, it wasn't in 2010, when Biden dropped the F-bomb on an open mic while introducing then-President Obama's eponymous health care bill. Nor, was it when Sleepy Joe muttered "God save the queen" at the close of the 115th Congress in 2017, after announcing that The Donald had won the electoral college. Had Joe prefaced these utterances with "testing, testing one, two, three," we might be more sure they weren't gaffes and that he isn't the Democrat re-incarnation of Jerry Ford.We took our search to Google Books, hoping to find something through its Library Project. You remember that, don't you? All the fanfare over scanning the world's books onto the Internet so that they could be searched from your browser. No such luck: the copyright laws prevailed. Good thing for that. Which brings us to Google n-grams, a handy tool that searches millions of books (perhaps, collected during the ill-fated Library Project?) for words and phrases and returns their frequency by year. Search for "pandemic," for example, and you get spikes at 1920, 2008 (remember the "swine flu"), and ... well ... let's just assume 2020, once the books are written on this one.So, how about "testing, testing one, two, three ...," when did that phrase come about? Best the team from Failure - the Podcast can tell, it was the mid-1940's. World War II, and all that. Sounds about right, doesn't it? You can just imagine a John Wayne character at the mic as he readies to rally the troops for yet another epic battle. (Don't know John Wayne? Think Ronald Regan minus the political years, but with a whole lot more luck at the box office).Which brings us back to testing. COVID-19, that is. Black gold. Texas tea. (Cue the "Beverly Hillbillies" theme). It's not behind us. Testing, that is. (The hillbillies? Like the 1960s, they _are_ behind us). Sure, the vaccine will help. A whole lot, we hope. But the need for testing? Well, let's just say that serial entrepreneur Sanjay Manandhar has it right when he says "24 hours to get COVID-19 test results? There's got to be a better way!" Who's Sanjay? Have a listen to today's episode of Failure - the Podcast, and find out.

This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC-LP 105.3 FM Troy, WOOS-LP 98.9 FM Schenectady, WOOA-LP 106.9 FM Albany, and WCAA-LP 107.3 FM Albany., broadcasting from the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY with hosts Erika and Jody. Tonight, we begin by talking about police department reform with Jamaica Miles, co-founder of the All of US Community Action group in Schenectady Then, we’ll hear from John R. Allen, President of Brookings Institute, about why Black History Month is important And later on, Shana Davis and Jerry Ford, panelists at The Sanctuary's 2021 MLK event, are the guests for this week’s “TripleE’s” segment After that, we talk about the importance of community science centers with Dr. Abby Kinchy Finally, Eòghann Renfroe talks with us about protecting New York's Disability Advocacy Project

Hello Capital Region! This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, broadcasting on WOOC-LP 105.3 FM Troy and WOOS-LP 98.9 FM Schenectady, from the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY. Tonight, we begin by talking with Laurie Shanks of the Albany Policing Reform and Reinvention Collaborative about their process and what Troy should know in starting the process so late. Then, we hear from Luke Grandis about a recent workshop held by the Capital Region Harm Reduction Roundtable on microdosing And later on, we hear from president of Albany's United Union Professionals chapter, Aaron Major, about how this pandemic has resulted in teachers getting fired at higher rates. After that, we have our second part of our two-part interview with Jerry Ford, founder of the nonprofit organization named Team H.E.R.O. who headlines our recent Martin Luther King Day event at the Sanctuary for Independent Media. Finally, we continue our conversation on the effects of trauma with Wrestling Ghosts director Ana Joanes. And now some headlines...

Jerry Ford joins Max Philisaire to discuss how he went from living in the streets of the Detroit's ghetto to becoming a fitness coach, a multi-millionaire and full time investor. Jerry stood against all the hurdles in life and came out to inspire the people with his book "Guns, Drugs or Wealth" about financial literacy. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/max-philisaire/support

HMM Correspondent Erika Diggs spoke with Jerry Ford, an activist, deacon and leader. One of Jerry's biggest accomplishments is his non profit organization Team H.E.R.O. Hero is dedicated to helping the youth stay focused and preoccupied with positive curriculum.

TripeE's Host, H. Bosh Jr continues his conversation with Shana Davis and Jerry Ford about their life and influences. This is part 2 of a two part segment.

TripleE's host, H. Bosh Jr speaks with Shana Davis and Jerry Ford, both panelists at The Sanctuary's 2021 MLK event. This is part one of a two part segment.

Hello Capital Region! This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, broadcasting on WOOC-LP 105.3 FM Troy and WOOS-LP 98.9 FM Schenectady, from the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY. In our first segment tonight, Rebecca Bailin talks about the 3-point plan to raise revenue with plans for community investment Then, we will hear about how Food Not Bombs, Albany invests in the local community And later on, we hear from Blair Horner of NYPIRG about the unusual state budget release that included two budget versions depending upon the level of federal bailout New York State receives due to COVID After that, Zoeann Murphy, Washington Post Visual Journalist, talks about her and her team's coverage of the January 6th riot at the US Capitol and the inauguration of President Joe Biden. We will end today’s show with a interview with Jerry Ford, founder of the nonprofit organization named Team H.E.R.O., H.E.R.O. standing for Helping Everyone Recognize Opportunities And now some headlines...

Jerry Ford sat down with HMM Correspondent Erika Diggs and spoke about justice. The main focus point was the MLK celebration that was held at the sanctuary just last week. Jerry Ford has a non profit organization that helps inner city children find their way. This is part 1 of a 2 part segment.

We recently spoke with the authors of the new book "Seth: The Life and Journey of General Seth Jefferson McKee." McKee grew up in Southeast Missouri and rose from a rural farm boy to become one of America's most highly decorated members of the United States Air Force. The authors are Jerry Ford -- educator, legislator, businessman and musician. He has authored articles on regional history including two books. And Dr. Frank Nickell, Associate Professor Emeritus of History at Southeast Missouri State University. He directed the Center of Regionally History at the university through which he edited and published approximately 25 books about the region; conducted many oral interviews and produced a series of historical podcasts on KRCU Public Radio titled "Almost Yesterday." The book is now available for purchase and proceeds from sales of the book will be designated for a scholarship to support students attending Southeast Missouri State University who have served or are currently serving

Hello Capital Region! This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine on WOOC-LP 105.3 FM Troy, WOOS-LP 98.9 FM Schenectady., broadcasting from the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY. Tonight, Labor correspondent Willie Terry has a story on the NYS Nurses Association who are sounding the alarm on PPE, protocol, and their “COVID resurgence plan.” Then, this week’s Triple E’s features mentor, minister, vocalist, and breast cancer survivor, Celinda Okwuosa [Oh-ko-so] Then, HMM’s Corinne Carey is joined by Jess Wisneski of Citizen Action of New York to discuss why The Working Families Party has it’s own ballot line After that, NAACP Troy branch president Renee Powell is joined by Patricia Jordan to discuss election preparation. Finally, Rensselaer County voters will have a chance to access free rides to early voting, thanks to the organizing power of community leaders. We’re joined by Jerry Ford of TEAM HERO. But first, some headlines:

“Minnesotans don’t like that garlic. They don’t eat that spicy stuff, dontcha know?” Jerry and Sunny and their sold-out-by-August harvest beg to differ!Jerry Ford and Sunny Ruthchild  are longtime friends in Minnesota garlic and organic farming. Sunny runs Merryweather Gardens near Walnut Grove, raising garlic, poultry, vegetables, and pigs who are happy to be the clean-up crew for her orchard. Jerry raises replacement dairy heifers, grass-fed beef, and garlic with his family at Living Song Farm near Howard Lake.Before they get back out there to plant next year’s garlic crop, they’re taking some time to compare notes and philosophies as they prepare for the next season and climate unknowns. They get into:Site Selection - Jerry’s land is hilly, Sunny’s land is flat. They both make it work.Soil Prep - “If you need to add chemicals to the soil, you need a different site.”Timing of plantingSeed garlic and varietal selection - Seed garlic grown in Minnesota does well in Minnesota.First-time growers & gardeners - Porcelain varieties are a great place to startDip treatments - Nah.Their agriculture philosophiesMulchingBeing adaptable to change in markets and climateGarlic is a high-value, premium crop here in Minnesota. As Sunny says, “the truth is, Minnesota can grow garlic. And the other truth is, people in Minnesota love good garlic, don’t let anybody tell you anything else.” Jerry Ford - Living Song Farm, SFA Network CoordinatorSunny Ruthchild - Merryweather FarmKatie Feterl - SFA Communications Director Resources:Minnesota Premium Garlic ProjectMinnesota Garlic Festival & Virtual DirectoryDirt Rich Episode 6: Harvesting Minnesota GarlicSFA Garlic Videos

Hello Capital Region! This is the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, broadcasting on WOOC-LP 105.3 FM Troy and WOOS-LP 98.9 FM Schenectady, from the Sanctuary for Independent Media in Troy, NY. On today’s show, we catch up with Jerry Ford of Team HERO, on how the organization is continuing its service during the pandemic Then, we speak with David King of 518 Independent, a new arm of Troy’s independent press shining light on local social justice issues After that, part two of HMM’s Michele Maserjian’s conversation with Erin McElroy of the AI Now Institute at New York University, about where housing justice intersects with artificial intelligence Finally, Teri Miller, the Senior Vice Chancellor for STrategic Initiatives and Chief Diversity Officer of the SUNY System discusses how she found descendants of the slaveholders who held her ancestor in slavery through ancestry.com And now some headlines...

Today, Deacon Jerry Ford Jr. is a co-founder of Team HERO, a former little league coach and a community leader. But Ford has a troubled youth. He shared his remarkable story with Hudson Mohawk Magazine correspondent Melissa Bromley.

Deacon Jerry Ford Jr., co-founder of Team HERO spoke with correspondent Melissa Bromley about how their organization has stepped up to serve Troy's youth in the midst of a pandemic.

Right now, we have to make sacrifices that we have never had to make before in order to navigate through a global pandemic. However, these sacrifices seem incredibly small when compared to the ones made by our military service members every single day. Alex's guest today is John Krueger, a general contractor, and owner of a family-home development company. John was in the Navy ROTC during his time in college which led him to a career as a flight officer after graduation. From his military service, he was able to learn incredible management and leadership skills that he applies to his business today!   In this episode, Alex and John talk about… John's journey through his military service Lessons learned in the military that apply to the pandemic Differences between leadership and chain-of-command Education and sports played a large role in John's life path Great ways to get fulfillment and fill the time outside of drinking The history of the Krueger family's knack for building Looking into the future of builders in the Vail Valley Best apps for traveling and how to keep trips interesting Rapid-fire questions from Poddecks   Links to resources: Spotify Siddhartha The Source The Comeback   Johns Dad, Ben Krueger Golfing with President Jerry Ford https://www.vaildaily.com/news/local-tells-of-golfing-with-president/   2020 Krueger Family Shamrock Shuffle Snowshoe Race is Going Virtual! https://www.vailrec.com/sports-activities/vail-race/vail-grail/shamrock-shuffle-snowshoe-race   Poddecks Work! https://www.poddecks.com/   Super Cool Video of NAVY E-2C Hawkey Aircraft Carrier Turboprop Plane!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKSdXtEt8wg   Wikipedia: Gulf War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_War   National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Veterans press 1) 1-800-273-8255 https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/  (or) TEXT 838255   www.TheBuildersJourney.com   Alex's email: Alex@PlumbKendall.com   The Builders Journey Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebuildersjourney/   Check out The Builders Journey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebuildersjourney/?hl=en   For more information about finding the right remodeler, check out http://remodelvail.com   

Garlic harvest is upon us! This specialty crop is growing as a premium product in Minnesota markets and pantries. Today we chat with Jerry Ford, a seasoned garlic grower who fell into it in 2002 and hasn’t stopped since. He walks us through his harvest and post-harvest processes, shares the conservation history of the fourth-generation Living Song Farm, and throws in a few garlic jokes for good measure.A longtime local champion of garlic, Jerry also directs the Minnesota Premium Garlic Project, a collaboration between SFA and the University of Minnesota Extension RSDP. Throughout the year, you can also find him preparing for the Minnesota Garlic Festival, for which he is also the director.Garlic growing resources and upcoming events can be found on the Minnesota Premium Garlic Project webpage. Garlic growers are also invited to join the Upper Midwest Garlic Growers networking group, which you can also connect with on Facebook.While the Minnesota Garlic Festival isn’t happening live in-person this year, you will still be able to buy local, gourmet garlic from Minnesota growers. Stay tuned to the festival webpage for a forthcoming Garlic Grower Directory, and on Minnesota Garlic Fest social media for more fun updates.Jerry Ford - SFA Network CoordinatorKatie Feterl - SFA Multimedia Coordinator and Development Assistant

Jerry Ford, Troy resident and organizer for TEAM HERO, joins HMM's Alexis Goldsmith to discuss how the Troy community is preparing for Sunday's rally. The Troy Rally for Black Lives will start at Riverfront Park in Troy on Sunday, June 7th at 2pm. It is organized by Justice for Dahmeek and Citizen Action.

Community leaders in Troy have partnered to bring the community together with a no-cost grab n' go barbecue, personal protective equipment, and resource fair. The event came together out of a need to bring attention to the needs of youth and their families in our community. We speak with Troy United event co-organizer, Jerry Ford of Team Hero. The event will take place Saturday, May 23rd, at 2 pm, at the Troy Central Little League, 3130 7th AVE, Troy. Please wear a mask to enter the event. If you don't have a mask, one will be provided. Not every family member need attend to receive the meal and PPE.

Jon and Chris welcome in another new year with a barrage of trivia! Who's been called "the Jerry Ford of the 21st century?" How well does Jon know his Presidential 3-year net approval ratings? What is "The Outlet Challenge?" Are the Grammys fixed? Tune in and find out!

Dj Mo Beatz spoke to @realjerryford about his journey of being a personal trainer, investor and author from Detroit, Mi

For celebrity fitness trainer turned author Jerry Ford, as a child it seemed as if the only choices he had were guns, drugs or violence. As he got older, he realized those choices might leave him dead or in jail. So he chose to pursue his dream of becoming a celebrity fitness trainer and a wealthy entrepreneur. He shares his difficult but rewarding journey in his book GUNS, DRUGS OR WEALTH, which he joins Skooled to talk about. For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy

The story of Jerry Ford. He teaches techniques on gaining wealth through real estate, stocks, and smart spending. And he makes it easy for even the average person to understand! Learn his secrets! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edifyme/support

I talk with Jerry Ford about his new book and we reminisce about our time together on the set of Millionaire Matchmaker. Jerry's Book: https://amzn.to/2Pi0T4O Jerry Ford on IG: @realjerryford Watch the full episode on youtube: https://youtu.be/SfbCXb_KDpM  DJ Schoeny: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2zI8nqt Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2ypoKHu Website: http://bit.ly/1rLS1HE Twitter: http://bit.ly/18dt1Zr AGR Workout: http://apple.co/1RhvFIq DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE!!!

One of the books that gripped me the most over the years I've been interviewing authors has to be JT McCormick's book, "I Got There." (Episode 43.) His story is gritty and raw; his rise to prosperity - noteworthy. JT is the CEO of Scribe Media (formerly Book in a Box,) and when I reached out to see if they had authors that would fit our "Mind-Changing Radio" format, I was introduced to Jerry Ford. Like JT's, Jerry's story is a series of twists and turns, serendipitous moments and offers compelling parallels to JT's in many ways. I was surprised to hear the two haven't met - yet. I don't know if you do this or not, but when I read a book, I get a vibe from the author and this book was no different. This is a no-nonsense guy who takes life with an "everything you do is life or death," energy. He's all in on his debut book and it shows and it's very understandable why he lives his life this way. After seeing his brother murdered at the tender age of 14, Jerry Ford had to choose between a life of violence or one of opportunity. Rising from the streets of Detroit to Wall Street, Jerry Ford shares his 3-prong strategy to wealth in his latest book, "Guns, Drugs or Wealth." Starting as a personal trainer, Jerry grows his passion into a profitable business, morphing his income by 100k. It isn't until he meets his mentor, Bill, that he learns wealth lies in assets, not the liabilities tied to the fancy car you drive. In this episode, learn: - The best habits Jerry follows for continued success. - Why security stifles ambition. - The best time to look for and negotiate foreclosed properties. - Why getting fired could be the best thing to ever happen to you. (Psst: f you're a stock broker? You might wanna cover your ears around the 21-minute mark...) Jerry also talks about 1031 Exchange, how to find a mentor and his fascinating journey will keep you riveted to the show and hunting for his book. Definitely a good read for those looking for inspiration. See our Guest Offerings at SelfTalkRadioShow.com

Guns Drugs or Wealth Author Jerry Ford shares a big lesson from one of his clients on how to move away from buying things to appear wealthy, to saving and investing to actually have and grow wealth. For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.bobbirebell.com/podcast/jerryford

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BASF is in high cotton since the acquisition of Stoneville and Fiber Max as a result of the Bayer-Monsanto deal, as well as soybean varieties such as Credenz and Liberty Link. This is a new field for BASF but along with the brands came many specialists from Bayer who know the products well. Over the past month, Chuck has been to several field days and events spotlighting the BASF cotton and soybean brands so we are featuring some of the interviews he has done in this ZimmCast. The person who has been in charge of these events is Rachel Walters, Cottonseed Marketing Manager for BASF. The first field day he attended was in Louisiana, where he talked with Jerry Ford, regional seed lead for the South Delta region. At that same field day, regional agronomist Kyle Fontenot (fon-ten-no) talked about some of the hot cotton and soybean varieties BASF is excited about.   The annual Celebrate Cotton Texas Tech football game, which has been an annual event for years to spotlight FiberMax and Stoneville cotton, helped to introduce the new owners of the brands to a larger audience. Monty Christian, Head of Global Cottonseed for BASF, was previously with Bayer and has always looked forward to the celebrate cotton event. During a field day in Marion Arkansas, BASF regional seed lead Lance Rochelle talked about their commitment to the cotton industry. BASF just held a big field day in Lubbock Texas with hundreds of growers and retailers. US Agronomic Services Manager Steve Nichols talks about the experience of the agronomic team that BASF has in place for their new portfolio. In addition to talking with cotton farmers and retailers, the company is also getting acquainted with buyers who are looking for sustainability in the cotton they source for clothing. Chuck talked with Malin Westfall, U.S. Cotton Lead for BASF, during a field day in Lubbock Texas about the E3 initiative that came with the Bayer cotton business.

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Jerry Ford, President and founder of Perfect Game, tackles criticisms of Perfect Game by "The Arm" author Jeff Passan. This is part 2 of a two-part interview series with Jerry on the podcast. If you love the show, please let us (and others) know by giving us an honest review & rating on iTunes!

Jerry Ford, President and founder of Perfect Game, takes us on a tour of Perfect Game and how it works. This is part 1 of a two-part interview with Jerry. If you love the show, please let us (and others) know by giving us an honest review & rating on iTunes!

President Barack Obama: narrow winner or big loser in November.  Presidential election history gives us indications that Mr. Obama either squeaks back into the White House or gets an undignified boot in the back of his designer trousers.  In modern presidential elections, only Jerry Ford lost his re-election bid narrowly.  Odds are, if Mr. Obama loses, it will probably be on the order of Hoover (1932) or Carter (1980).  If Mr. Obama wins, it's closer to George W. Bush's re-election in 2004.  But the conditions are dramatically different in the country from 2004, and not to Mr. Obama's advantage.     

President Barack Obama: narrow winner or big loser in November.  Presidential election history gives us indications that Mr. Obama either squeaks back into the White House or gets an undignified boot in the back of his designer trousers.  In modern presidential elections, only Jerry Ford lost his re-election bid narrowly.  Odds are, if Mr. Obama loses, it will probably be on the order of Hoover (1932) or Carter (1980).  If Mr. Obama wins, it's closer to George W. Bush's re-election in 2004.  But the conditions are dramatically different in the country from 2004, and not to Mr. Obama's advantage.     

President Barack Obama: narrow winner or big loser in November.  Presidential election history gives us indications that Mr. Obama either squeaks back into the White House or gets an undignified boot in the back of his designer trousers.  In modern presidential elections, only Jerry Ford lost his re-election bid narrowly.  Odds are, if Mr. Obama loses, it will probably be on the order of Hoover (1932) or Carter (1980).  If Mr. Obama wins, it's closer to George W. Bush's re-election in 2004.  But the conditions are dramatically different in the country from 2004, and not to Mr. Obama's advantage.     

President Barack Obama: narrow winner or big loser in November.  Presidential election history gives us indications that Mr. Obama either squeaks back into the White House or gets an undignified boot in the back of his designer trousers.  In modern presidential elections, only Jerry Ford lost his re-election bid narrowly.  Odds are, if Mr. Obama loses, it will probably be on the order of Hoover (1932) or Carter (1980).  If Mr. Obama wins, it's closer to George W. Bush's re-election in 2004.  But the conditions are dramatically different in the country from 2004, and not to Mr. Obama's advantage.     

President Barack Obama: narrow winner or big loser in November.  Presidential election history gives us indications that Mr. Obama either squeaks back into the White House or gets an undignified boot in the back of his designer trousers.  In modern presidential elections, only Jerry Ford lost his re-election bid narrowly.  Odds are, if Mr. Obama loses, it will probably be on the order of Hoover (1932) or Carter (1980).  If Mr. Obama wins, it's closer to George W. Bush's re-election in 2004.  But the conditions are dramatically different in the country from 2004, and not to Mr. Obama's advantage.     

President Barack Obama: narrow winner or big loser in November.  Presidential election history gives us indications that Mr. Obama either squeaks back into the White House or gets an undignified boot in the back of his designer trousers.  In modern presidential elections, only Jerry Ford lost his re-election bid narrowly.  Odds are, if Mr. Obama loses, it will probably be on the order of Hoover (1932) or Carter (1980).  If Mr. Obama wins, it's closer to George W. Bush's re-election in 2004.  But the conditions are dramatically different in the country from 2004, and not to Mr. Obama's advantage.     

If Jay Z and Warren Buffett collaborated on a how to guide to building personal capital, then Jerry Ford's book, Guns, Drugs, or Wealth ( https://www.amazon.com/Guns-Drugs-Wealth-Three-Income-Success-ebook/dp/B07GT94XF8/ ) , might well be the result. It's a combination of financial expertise with street smart wisdom. Jerry should know, because he overcame inner city poverty, violence and tragedy and went on to achieve remarkable success. In this episode, he's going to share his inspiring true story and a powerful three pronged investment strategy that anyone can follow to financial security and peace of mind. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-dave-pamah-show/donations