Podcast appearances and mentions of jim franklin

A Houston man was identified by the FBI as the driver who conducted a deadly attack that left at least 14 dead and dozens injured in New Orleans in the early morning hours of Jan. 1. - Jim Franklin fills in for Ray. January 2nd 2025 --- Please Like, Comment and Follow 'The Ray Appleton Show' on all platforms: --- 'The Ray Appleton Show’ is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever else you listen to podcasts. --- 'The Ray Appleton Show’ Weekdays 11 AM -2 PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 AM & 105.9 KMJ | Website | Facebook | Podcast | - Everything KMJ KMJNOW App | Podcasts | Facebook | X | Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With only 11 days until election day, special guest Jim Franklin opens up the phones to speak with undecided voters. October 25th 2024   ---  Please Like, Comment and Follow 'The Ray Appleton Show' on all platforms:   ---    'The Ray Appleton Show' is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever else you listen to podcasts.    ---  'The Ray Appleton Show'   Weekdays 11 AM -2 PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 AM & 105.9 KMJ    | Website  | Facebook | Podcast |   -  Everything KMJ   KMJNOW App | Podcasts | Facebook | X | Instagram   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a Text Message.Imagine strolling through the bustling streets of Rochester, Minnesota, where every uniformed officer is a beacon of innovation and compassion in policing. That's the vision Chief Jim Franklin has turned into a daily reality, and we had the privilege of uncovering his approach to law enforcement in our latest conversation. As the torchbearer of a family steeped in police work, Chief Franklin draws on a wealth of experience to empower his team and uphold principles that resonate with every call they answer. Striding alongside officers who take pride in their service and leaders who embrace change offers a glimpse into the heart of progressive policing.Our dialogue with Chief Franklin ventures into the impactful programs reshaping the relationship between the police and the community they protect. Hear the story of how a simple fix—a lightbulb change for a car—can illuminate the path toward trust and safety. Lastly, brace yourself for a narrative that grapples with the physical and the philosophical, as we examine the role of Brazilian jiu-jitsu in police training. Chief Franklin articulates how this martial art transcends physical conditioning to refine officers' control, technique, and mental acuity. It's a testament to a culture that values confidence, respect, and the ability to resolve confrontations with a calm, measured response. Through these stories, we learn that the true strength of a police force lies not in its grip but in its unwavering commitment to serve with honor and heart. Join us for this journey through the lanes of leadership and the alleys of innovation in modern policing.Join Our Tribe of Courageous Leaders: Get The BookGet Weekly Articles by Travis YatesJoin Us At Our WebsiteGet Our 'Courageous Leadership' TrainingJoin The Courageous Police Leadership Alliance

Dr. John Jackson sits down with Jim Franklin, Lead Pastor of Cornerstone Church, to discuss the pandemic, stewarding ministry, and revival.

Hour 2 of The Outdoors Show! Captain Mickey is joined by Mike Jeffcoat from Venice La., James Plaag from Galveston, long time friend Jim Franklin, and Cliff Webb from Corpus.

Jim Costa has a mind blowing stat about Jim Franklin. It's a show-me game for Michigan and Penn State. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Andy Crestodina, Tim Riesterer, Ashley Faus, Dave Kellogg, Cassidy Shield, Rand Fishkin, Ritesh Patel, Sean Griffey, Denise and Jim Franklin, Doug Kessler, Kait Creamer, and Melanie Deziel take down some of marketing's most accepted wisdom.

The Franklins explain what they look for when investing in a startup. They also share the structure for their own marriage OS and why marriage offsites should be a thing.

Happy New Year Desert Mountain! Our Director of Fitness & Wellness, Jim Franklin, joins us to discuss the best way to start 2022 off on the right foot, and even fills us in on an exciting new addition to the Sonoran Clubhouse.

DEEP DIVES & tiny curations Podcast Episodes Available Today: http://tinycurations.com Listen NOW on Pandora: https://www.pandora.com/search/tiny%20curations/ Hear the playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7DLG8kTLZN8IT60M76F0W7?si=ca9bd5e11e4e4149 01 - A Song For You 02 - Tight Rope 03 - If It Wasn't for Bad - Elton John and Leon Russell 04 - Cant Seem To Get A Line On You - The Rolling Stones The Master of Time and Space, Leon Russell from Tulsa, Oklahoma passed away 5 years ago today at the age of 74. Leon played the piano, among other things. In the 60's, he was a part of the legendary set of studio musicians, known as the Wrecking Crew. Performing with a who's who, including The Concert for Bangladesh with George Harrison and also along with others in the likes of Bob Dylan, Badfinger, and many more. Other musicians started finding his music and recording them and making hits with his songs. Like Delta Lady, from Joe Cocker. The song I only really started to dig when watching him recorded live in the 70's, in the documentary "A Poem is a Naked Person". The documentary was only released in 2015 at South by. For 40 years, the film went unreleased. It features Leon live and onstage in his heyday. And that's where I really got to see the man shine as a live performer. The rest of them film is Leon bouncing around Oklahoma, his recording studio, The Church Studio in Tulsa recording country and western album "Hank Wilson's Back Vol 1" under the moniker of Hank Wilson. He would end up releasing 4 volumes over his career under the alias. The documentary also showed Leon building a house and hiring a young artist, Jim Franklin, to paint his pool with his own psychedelic art, before it is filled with water. Jim Franklin would become known for his posters, around the Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin and featuring Armadillos. Now there stands a full life sized bronze statue of Leon Russell in his signature top hat, and with his beard and longhair, it is located outside The Church Studio, commissioned by non-other than Jim Franklin. His most well-known song would most likely be "A Song for You" off of his first album on his own Shelter Records, a record company that he started, the album was release in 1970. Many artists have recorded it over the years. Willie did a version in 1973 with just him and Trigger. The song closed out the "Shotgun Willie" album, the first to feature his guitar Trigger. But one of my favorite versions is from Ray Charles. He recorded it in 1993, but the live version he did that same year for Willie's 60th Birthday Party is my favorite. There is another version out that for another Willie special, featuring him along with both Ray Charles and Leon Russell. But now let's hear the man do it how he does it on his piano, here is "A Song For You" with the lines "I love you in a place where there's no space or time", but these are the words on his own gravestone, his own lyrics from the song: "And When My Life is Over, Remember When We Were Together, we were alone and I was singing this song for you": The last song on the "Shotgun Willie" album, the first album to feature Trigger. Trigger would again appear on Willie's next album "Red Headed Stranger" and then again for all the rest of his albums from that point on. I was lucky enough to see Leon many times. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tiny-curations/message

The Pastor stops by to discuss a town hall meeting that will adress the legality of the vaccine mandates. This town hall meeting will feature Attorney Brad Dacus the founder of Pacific JusticeInstitute, one of the leading law firms protecting parental rights and religious freedoms on the West Coast, to discuss from a legal basis what are the right of parents, employees and employers concerning these government issue mandates. Researchers with the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance say genetic testing confirmed that two male chicks hatched from unfertilized eggs in 2001 and 2009 were related to their mothers. Neither was related to a male. Are Arab Americans people of color? The question has been bubbling beneath the surface of Boston's historic mayor's race, where one of the two candidates, Annissa Essaibi George, has found herself challenged on the campaign trail about her decision to identify as one. The future of the Minneapolis Police Department may be decided on Tuesday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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13 de septiembre | AlcoyHola, maricoper. Lavandería francesa.Hoy, aparcamos el maricoffee de los lunes para traerte una edición especial de La Wikly sobre las elecciones que California celebra mañana martes.El podcast de La Wikly también está disponible en iTunes, Spotify y iVoox.Añade el podcast a tu plataforma favorita haciendo click en el botón “Listen in podcast app” que aparece justo debajo del reproductor.Apoya el proyecto periodístico joven e independiente de La Wikly con una suscripción premium que incluye tres newsletters extra a la semana, acceso a nuestra comunidad privada de Discord y eventos exclusivos para los maricopers premium:Leer esta newsletter te llevará 8 minutos y 52 segundos.Icónica. Bienvenido a La Wikly.Lo importante: California irá a las urnas el próximo 14 de septiembre para una votación muy especial: sus ciudadanos tendrán que decidir si revocan o no el mandato de su gobernador, el demócrata Gavin Newsom.El recall o revocatoria de mandato es un procedimiento por el cual los ciudadanos pueden quitar a un funcionario electo de su cargo antes de que finalice su período de gestión a través de una colecta de firmas o, en este caso, un referéndum.Este mecanismo de democracia directa se encuentra previsto en la Constitución del estado de California desde 1911. Nació como iniciativa para reducir la corrupción desenfrenada.🕰 Algo de historiaDesde 1960, todos los gobernadores de California se han enfrentado a al menos a un intento de destitución, pero solamente dos, incluido el de Newsom, han llegado a la etapa de votación.El otro caso fue el que se produjo en 2003, cuando los votantes derrocaron al gobernador demócrata Gray Davis a raíz del descontento por la crisis energética que vivió el estado por aquel entonces.Puede que lo recuerdes porque Davis fue reemplazado por el famoso actor Arnold Schwarzenegger gracias a su reputación como republicano con posturas moderadas sobre cuestiones culturales —y a la sólida popularidad de su nombre.🦠 Qué se votaLa posición de Newsom ha sufrido altibajos durante el último año y medio, en gran parte debido a cómo el público ha juzgado su gestión de la pandemia y las polémicas referidas a su vida personal.Especialmente, las fotos que le hicieron cenando en el interior de un restaurante de lujo llamado French Laundry cuando la mayoría de los condados de California tenían activas medidas que restringían la apertura de comedores interiores.Los republicanos aprovecharon esas controversias y asuntos como la inmigración, la crisis de personas sin hogar o la crítica sequía que asola al estado desde hace años para juntar la cantidad de firmas necesaria para iniciar el proceso de revocatoria.Durante la última semana, uno de los candidatos republicanos llevó a cabo eventos centrados en los incendios forestales, el efecto que tuvieron los cierres pandémicos de 2020 en las empresas, y los delincuentes violentos liberados tras cambios en las políticas de encarcelamiento.En otras palabras, los puntos flojos de Newsom.🗳 Cómo se votaLa papeleta incluye la pregunta para votar en favor o contra la destitución y, de ser la primera, quién de los 46 candidatos posibles debe reemplazar a Newsom.Los líderes del partido demócrata tomaron la decisión estratégica de disuadir posibles candidatos de reemplazo con tal de consolidar el apoyo a Newsom. Del resto, la lista de aspirantes incluye a:El presentador de radio libertario Larry Elder.(Es el que podría lograr más apoyos).La exolimpista, estrella de reality y activista trans Caitlyn Jenner.El youtuber Kevin Paffrath.El ingeniero de software y pastor de una iglesia en Oxnard Sam Gallucci.La profesora de yoga, life coach y chamana Holly Baade, entre otros que puedes consultar aquí.⚔️ El mayor rivalLaurence Allen Elder, o Larry Elder, de 69 años, es un presentador de radio de corte conservador que conduce ‘The Larry Elder Show’.Anunció su candidatura contra Newsom en julio, afirmando que su compañero de radio fue quien principalmente lo animó para competir en la carrera electoral.Tras un floreciente apoyo a esta figura emergente de la marea de candidatos a reemplazar a Newsom, el actual gobernador endureció su campaña contra el republicano para frenar su ascenso.Sobre todo, buscó destacar al máximo los logros de su gestión en materia de ayudas sociales: escuelas comunitarias, fondos de ahorro para niños en guarderías o salud mental infanto-adolescente, entre otros.Por su parte, Elder ha resaltado los errores de la gubernatura de Newsom y se ha asegurado de priorizar la controversia en torno a la fiesta a la que asistió el gobernador en el restaurante de lujo French Laundry.¿El objetivo? Retratarlo como un político falso e hipócrita. Este anuncio de la campaña de Elder lo dice todo:Aunque la campaña de Elder no responde sólidamente a lo que es hoy en día el partido republicano (se ha negado a debatir y compartir escenario con algunos de sus colegas), es un ferviente partidario del expresidente Donald Trump.Y eso incluye hacerse eco de las afirmaciones falsas de fraude electoral en 2020, lo que lo llevó a decir sin pruebas que habría chanchullos en este proceso de votación electoral de revocatoria.Elder ha recibido mucho apoyo de las iglesias evangélicas del estado, que a través de sus pastores están instruyendo a decenas de feligreses a votar a Elder el martes por ser quien mejor representa políticamente su cosmovisión bíblica."Para ser un buen ciudadano, es necesario votar. Para ser un buen cristiano, es necesario ser un buen ciudadano. […] Queremos asegurarnos de que cada voto cuente", dijo Jim Franklin, principal pastor de la iglesia Cornerstone.Algunos republicanos, incluidos los que iniciaron el proceso de junta de firmas para destituir a Newsom, consideran que la campaña de Elder ha sido contraproducente para la de revocatoria.Elder ha tenido declaraciones muy polémicas, como cuando en su programa de radio sugirió que la senadora demócrata Dianne Feinstein, de 88 años, está en "una condición mental aún peor que la de Joe Biden".📊 ¿Y las encuestas?Mal. Newsom pasó por un momento realmente complicado en el mes de agosto, cuando su popularidad tocó suelo y las encuestas empezaron a mostrar un destacado apoyo a las elecciones para revocarle de su cargo.Hasta que bien. Pero California es hoy en día un estado muy azul, las alternativas a Newsom no son en ningún caso demasiado atractivas y el partido demócrata se ha volcado para salvar la gubernatura de Newsom.Dejar el estado en manos de un republicano puede implicar, por ejemplo, que la muerte de la senadora Feinstein (repetimos: tiene 88 años) deje una vacante en la cámara alta y que esa vacante la llene un nuevo gobernador, quizá republicano.Y en un Senado dividido entre 50 demócratas y 50 republicanos, cualquier cambio puede decantar el control del lado del partido conservador.Así que en cuanto Barack Obama, Kamala Harris y otros aliados demócratas s han puesto las pilas, las tornas han cambiado radicalmente para Newsom, como puede apreciarse en esta media de encuestas de FiveThirtyEight:Latino Power. Los hispanos son el grupo étnico más grande de California, comprendiendo el 39 por ciento de la población del estado y aproximadamente el 28 por ciento de los votantes registrados.Pues bien, el 66 por ciento de probables votantes latinos dijeron que no apoyarán la revocación, según una encuesta del Instituto de Políticas Públicas de California publicada la semana pasada.Y solo el 27 por ciento dijo que lo haría, un gran cambio con respecto a lo que sugería una encuesta de Emerson College/Nexstar del mes pasado, revelando que un 54 por ciento de los latinos votaría a favor de echar a Newsom.Hace tres años, alrededor del 66 por ciento de los latinos votaron por Newsom para gobernador de California, consolidando para muchos analistas la confiabilidad del voto demócrata de los hispanos en el estado.Aunque Newsom usualmente cuenta con el apoyo de la comunidad latina, los últimos meses han sido especialmente duros para ellos debido a la crisis sanitaria.Los latinos representan el 45 por ciento de los fallecimientos por Covid-19 en el estado, según el Departamento de Salud de California.Dos tercios de los latinos del estado perdieron sus ingresos laborales en 2020 debido a los cierres y a las restricciones sanitarias, según el Instituto Económico Latino de California.¿Cuándo conoceremos los resultados definitivos? Cabe recordar que los republicanos en California (y en general) se han vuelto más escépticos sobre la integridad de las elecciones estadounidenses durante el año pasado.Los posibles desafíos legales si los resultados de la revocatoria son relativamente apretados podrían ser un factor de complicación que alargue el proceso.Hasta el jueves, se habían devuelto más de siete millones de papeletas, casi un tercio del total enviado. Esto puede acelerar al conteo, ya que las papeletas que llegan antes del 14 de septiembre, día de las elecciones, se procesan más rápido.También implica que hay una gran cantidad de papeletas que no se contarán el propio día de las elecciones, lo que probablemente dará que hablar a los republicanos si la revocatoria no triunfa de forma destacada.¿Desea saber más? Dave Weigel tiene dos muy buenos reportajes sobre las elecciones para revocar a Newsom. Este, del pasado 7 de septiembre, y este otro, publicado este mismo viernes.🎬 Una recomendaciónCon la colaboración de FilminEnemigos íntimos es un documental estadounidense de 2017 dirigido por Morgan Neville y Robert Gordon. Revive la enemistad que protagonizaron los intelectuales Gore Vidal, progresista, y William F. Buckley Jr., conservador, a través de una serie de debates televisados durante las elecciones presidenciales de 1968.Aquellas elecciones las acabó ganando Richard Nixon después de que el demócrata conservador George Wallace montara una candidatura de extrema derecha para defender la segregación racial en el Sur profundo estadounidense.Lejos de la importancia de la victoria de Nixon, 1968 fue un año trascendental para la historia de Estados Unidos por todo los que sucedió antes.Al asesinato de Martin Luther King Jr. en abril le siguieron duras protestas a lo largo del país, el asesinato del candidato presidencial Robert F. Kennedy y las manifestaciones en universidades contra la guerra de Vietnam.En ese contexto se enmarca la rivalidad intelectual, aunque también a nivel personal, entre Vidal y Buckley Jr., dos de las voces más respetadas en ambos extremos del espectro ideológico estadounidense.El documental hace un gran trabajo por perfilar a ambos personajes y radiografiar una época clave en la historia reciente de EE.UU. Al mismo tiempo, la película ofrece multitud de recompensas por poder ver a Vidal y Buckley Jr. hablar, debatir, discutir e incluso insultarse en televisión en directo.EE.UU. pasa hoy en día por un momento crítico de enfrentamiento ideológico, pero elecciones como las que ponen en duda el mandato de Newsom están lejos de llevar a la primera plana un debate con peso intelectual. Enemigos íntimos es por eso una buena panacea para desconectar de lo que tenemos ahora enfrente.Enemigos íntimos está disponible en Filmin.Esta semana, no habrá secciones de cultura pop y memes. Volveremos con ello el viernes que viene. Pero por ahora, esto:Feliz semana, This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.lawikly.com/subscribe

Divorce can be a tricky topic and is not often discussed with relation to your journey of faith. Between the few Bible verses that talk about it and the pain and loss that happens in the middle of one, divorce is often covered in shame, doubt, sadness, and loneliness. Today on the podcast, we have my husband, Jim, and we go into depth on marriage, divorce, pain, and God's ultimate grace. We discuss what a faith-filled marriage is called to be and what the Bible tells us about marriage and divorce. We also go into some of the theological interpretations behind a few of the heavily used Bible verses used to speak about divorce. There was so much we could have talked about! Maybe we will do a sequel. Nevertheless, whether you are single, dating, married, widowed, or divorced, this is an episode that will hopefully speak to you and encourage you on your journey of faith. We hope you will also share it with others who need it. LINKS Official Website Become a Guest on Uncharted Ines Franklin on Instagram

What would make a 38-year-old female African American comedienne and a 70+-year-old White venture capitalist become the best of friends? How do they navigate through the hard conversations around race, equity and inclusion? What do they share in common and what do they learn from one another? We take a "Coffee Break" with AV pundit Allison Moore and her bestie, Jim Franklin. That's the name of their new podcast and they will tell you taking a "coffee break" with someone different from you will go a long way towards mending racial strife. Grab a cup of joe and join us!

Carolyn's well loved (and very wealthy!) uncle, Jim Franklin, has passed away. As his only living relative, spinster Carolyn is set to inherit everything, but her clever uncle has inserted some codicils to the will, which means that she has to 'go fishing for a husband', starting with hosting a dinner party every other Saturday night, with at least five of the guests being eligible bachelors.

An incredible kingdom entrepreneur, Jim Franklin, shares his mindsets and strategies around growing a 9 figure business. When you put God in the front, incredible things happen. Jim discusses conflict with employees, how to take care of employees and how to build a real business. Jim Franklin is the CEO of Harbro Restoration, which has 14 locations across the west coast. He recently sold his company to a nationwide brand Bluesky and is now focusing his time on growing God's kingdom. He is a noteworthy example of kingdom driven entrepreneurs that strive to glorify God to the highest. 

Denise Franklin, angel investor and startup veteran, and husband Jim Franklin, former CEO of SendGrid and University of Colorado Boulder MBA Instructor for VC, unpack the mystery of the Give First ethos, from benefiting from the kindness of others early on in their careers,to using their good fortune to help fellow entrepreneurs. They were instrumental in the very first Techstars Startup Week Denver, and give practical advice on how to build a thriving startup ecosystem. “If you’re a Series B or later founder or executive, you can pay it forward in a very important way, especially if you’ve been acquired by a large company," says Jim Franklin.Jim and Denise talk through the concept of philanthropic angel investing and creating your personal board of directors to help you navigate your way through life and your career.Follow Jim on Twitter: @jimfranklinFollow Denise on Twitter: @denisemfranklinTechstars personnel and/or guests who speak in this podcast express their own opinions, and not the opinion of either Techstars or any company discussed in this podcast. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and should not be relied upon as legal, business, investment, or tax advice. You should consult your own advisers as to those matters. References to any securities are for illustrative and/or informational purposes only and do not constitute an investment recommendation or offer to provide investment advisory services. Furthermore, this content is not directed at nor intended for use by any investor or prospective investor, and may not under any circumstances be relied upon when making a decision to invest in any fund managed by Techstars. Certain of Techstars funds own (or may own in the future) securities in some of the companies discussed in this podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After a short break, I am back.  Today, I will talk with my special guest Jim Franklin about music.

Austin’s music posters — especially the psychedelic ones that promoted shows at Vulcan Gas Company, Armadillo World Headquarters and other venues — resembled some of the posters produced in San Francisco at the time.  Some of the most rudimentary pen-and-ink techniques were used in part because they were the least expensive methods at the time and the most easily reproduced.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Franklin, Board Member and Investor | Riderflex Podcast | - Boot Strap, Angel Capital, Local Capital, and Coastal Capital...what is the right solution for companies. Jim Franklin is an active investor, board member and advisor to the startup community. Jim is currently an instructor at University of Colorado, teaching the Venture Capital course at CU MBA. Jim was also the CEO of SendGrid, Inc., a cloud developer infrastructure services company. Prior to his tenure with SendGrid, Jim was the Vice President of Enterprise Performance Management and the General Manager of the Crystal Ball Global Business Unit of Oracle Corporation. Riderflex is a global Recruiting and Consulting Firm. We give Career Advice & Job Interviewing Tips on this podcast. This episode of the Riderflex Podcast is sponsored by Rockies Venture Club, an angel investing group dedicated to accelerating economic development by educating and connecting investors and entrepreneurs. Their mission is to advance Economic Development in the Rocky Mountain Region. Learn more about RVC at rockiesventureclub.org/. #Investing #capital #options #bootstrap #VentureCapital #entrepreneurship #business #investor #boardmember #technology #angelcapital #localcapital #interview #President #CEO #entrepreneur #culture #riderflex #employmentagency #recruiting --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/riderflex/support

Reflections and Open Response to the Police Shooting of Jacob Blake, Black Lives Matter and a week that was tough for society to relive again.

Turtle rabbit. Shell possum. Roadkill. Whatever you call it, the nine-banded armadillo is a mysterious, ancient, and unfairly maligned mammal. Find out everything you ever wanted to know (and more) about this Texas icon. Leah traces the armadillo’s bizarre migratory history, its role in medical research, and its rise as a symbol of the Austin music scene. We’ll bust some armadillo myths, meet some famous champions (including naturalist Roy Bedichek and artist Jim Franklin) and discuss the intractable problem of armadillos in the garden. So, spark up a spliff and fill your pantyhose with worms! The next time one wreaks havoc on your flowerbeds, you may just have a little more appreciation for this humble critter.  Songs: “Dead Armadillo Song” by the Lost Gonzo Band; “Spanish Moss” by Doug Kershaw; “Armadillo Stomp” by Commander Cody & the Lost Planet Airmen;  “You Look Like the Devil” by Willie Nelson; “London Homesick Blues” by Gary P Nunn; “Beautiful Texas Sunshine” by Doug Sahm. Here’s a Spotify playlist.   Mentioned in this episode:  Pink Fairy Armadillo; Adventures With a Texas Naturalist by Roy Bedicheck; The Amazing Armadillo by Larry L. Smith and Robin W. Doughty; The Armadillo World Headquarters: A Memoir by Eddie Wilson Jessie Sublett ; The Improbable Rise of Redneck Rock, by Jan Reid; “The Rise and Fall of the Armadillo World Headquarters” doc; “Poster Art of the Armadillo World Headquarters” doc ; A Poem is a Naked Person, a film by Les Blank; Franklin’s story about “You Look Like the Devil” told on Pick Up The Tempo podcast; “Armadillo Man,” (The New Yorker, 1971). Managing Armadillo Damage (Texas A&M Agrilife Extension). 

Turtle rabbit. Shell possum. Roadkill. Whatever you call it, the nine-banded armadillo is a mysterious, ancient, and unfairly maligned mammal. Find out everything you ever wanted to know (and more) about this Texas icon. Leah traces the armadillo’s bizarre migratory history, its role in medical research, and its rise as a symbol of the Austin music scene. We’ll bust some armadillo myths, meet some famous champions (including naturalist Roy Bedichek and artist Jim Franklin) and discuss the intractable problem of armadillos in the garden. So, spark up a spliff and fill your pantyhose with worms! The next time one wreaks havoc on your flowerbeds, you may just have a little more appreciation for this humble critter.  Songs: “Dead Armadillo Song” by the Lost Gonzo Band; “Spanish Moss” by Doug Kershaw; “Armadillo Stomp” by Commander Cody & the Lost Planet Airmen;  “You Look Like the Devil” by Willie Nelson; “London Homesick Blues” by Gary P Nunn; “Beautiful Texas Sunshine” by Doug Sahm. Here’s a Spotify playlist.   Mentioned in this episode:  Pink Fairy Armadillo; Adventures With a Texas Naturalist by Roy Bedicheck; The Amazing Armadillo by Larry L. Smith and Robin W. Doughty; The Armadillo World Headquarters: A Memoir by Eddie Wilson Jessie Sublett ; The Improbable Rise of Redneck Rock, by Jan Reid; “The Rise and Fall of the Armadillo World Headquarters” doc; “Poster Art of the Armadillo World Headquarters” doc ; A Poem is a Naked Person, a film by Les Blank; Franklin’s story about “You Look Like the Devil” told on Pick Up The Tempo podcast; “Armadillo Man,” (The New Yorker, 1971). Managing Armadillo Damage (Texas A&M Agrilife Extension). 

Boulder-based supporter of all things startup related. Former CEO of SendGrid backed by Bessemer, Foundry. Always meeting new founders/CEO's. https://twitter.com/jimfranklin

#006: Studying under the tutelage of visionary tech leader Jim Franklin kept us on our toes! The former CEO of SendGrid, multiple other venture-backed companies, investor and mentor hits maximum velocity of guidance per minute from his ample experience guiding companies through all market conditions.Some highlight guidance:· Keen marketers should compete on convenience!· Creating new growth markets is really hard work. Look to draft off of the growth already happening from new markets.· Rethink every aspect of your business – not just the obvious ones. Does your product even make sense anymore? Can you align your comp plan more closely to your company goals or your cost structure to your client's financial needs?https://www.verblio.com/The Verblio Show is your weekly cocktail of content marketing fun and fruitful conversation. Hear Verblio's CEO Steve Pockross talk with marketers, digital agencies, and an assortment of thought leaders.

Mayor Lee Brand reflects on the two-month-long SIP he first initiated on March 17th. Brand says he has no regrets on the handling the pandemic. Also offers no timeline on when the requirement of face masks will be lifted. Pastor Jim Franklin compares the governor's places of worship guidelines to what Rosa Parks went through during the civil rights movement. Fresno County's administrative officer Jean Rousseau admits the county has not flattened the curve.

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How does the nation of Iran fit into biblical prophecy? We'll explore that with Bible prophecy expert and pastor Mark Hitchcock, author of the book, "Showdown with Iran." Plus: Pastor Jim Franklin of Cornerstone Church Fresno is one of thousands of California pastors who now say they'll defy Gov. Newsom's shutdown orders and re-open church on May 31. He'll explain why on Wednesday's JANET MEFFERD TODAY.

Play Now: James Franklin, PMP Every project that you have ever worked on had at least one constraint. Maybe your current project has a fixed budget and maybe the previous one had to be completed by a certain deadline. But I am also sure of this: your projects had to follow laws and regulations. The laws you have to follow can be major laws, like Sarbanes-Oxley here in the USA, the protection of personal data laws in the european union, or the intellectual property laws that most countries around the world have. And if you work in aerospace or healthcare then you will know all about rules and regulations concerning personal safety. But on the other hand these must-follow laws and regulations could simply be an internal regulation that tells you that all rental cars must be rented from one particular company. So laws and regulations limit our choices and freedom to shape our projects. And to explore this in more detail, we have Jim Franklin with us today. He has managed over $500M of Government contracts in California and knows a thing or two about laws and regulations.

Accessing capital need not be an obstacle you face in scaling your business. Learn from a seasoned venture capitalist how to prepare. (NOTE - Jim does say one profane word in this workshop) Interested in sponsoring the podcast? Email BlackWallStreetTodayPodcast @ gmail. com. The Black Wall Street Today radio show is hosted by Virginia Tech alumnae Blair Durham, co-founder and co-President of Black BRAND, and occurs live in the studios of the historic and prestigious HBCU Hampton University. The Podcast is produced by Hampton University alumnae Seko Varner, from Positive Vibes Inc., using selected audio from the radio show and other Black BRAND events. http://blackbrand.biz m.me/blackwallstreettoday + info@blackbrand.biz + (757) 541-2680 Instagram: www.instagram.com/blackbrandbiz/ + Facebook: www.facebook.com/blackbrandbiz/ Black Wall Street Today is the media hub for all things black entrepreneurship, including relevant news, politics, and events. Black Wall Street Today is the media outlet for Black BRAND. Black Brand is a 501(c)(3) organization that stands for Business Research Analytics Networking and Development. We are Hampton Roads Regional Black Chamber of Commerce. We promote group economics through professional development and community empowerment and we unify the black dollar by providing financial literacy, entrepreneurship training, and networking resources. All music by #GrandpaCrunk - Jazzy Version of Shimmy Shimmy Ya – Jashsaun Peele and Grandpa Crunk. https://youtu.be/tp25ToCluBIYouTube www.amazon.com/dp/B07DYSSL2T/ref=dm_ws_tlw_trk4 https://grandpacrunk.bandcamp.com/album/saxy-magnolia-feat-jashsaun-peele Buy the song! Produced by Mr. Seko Varner (@DjSekoVarner) for Positive Vibes Inc. Info@positiveVibes.net + http://www.PositiveVibes.net + (757) 932-0177 --- 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/black-wall-street-today/message

On today's episode we welcome Jim Franklin to the show! Jim is the CEO of Harbro, an emergency service and restoration company specializing in property damage restoration due to fire, water, earthquake or other catastrophes. As a veteran of the industry, Jim's 40 year experience with the company has allowed him to develop the confidence and expertise needed to oversee all the functions of the corporation. He is also the RMO (Registered Member Officer) for many of the company's contractor licenses, for branches in Nevada, California and Arizona. Jim is notably recognized for his charitable contributions with various non-profit organizations and is a current member of the Southern California Chapter of the Young Presidents Organization (YPO/YPO Gold).   In this episode, you'll hear Jim talk about how he got started in his career, what great leadership looks like, how to re-ignite your passion for your job, and the work he does with The Free Wheelchair Mission.     Highlights: Jumping into a new position headfirst Graduating high school at 16 and dropping out of college at 18 Seeking approval of his father and “The Father” Incorporating Bible study into the week All leaders need to handle situations with integrity and infuse core values into the work Always take the high road in business Work Attitude: We are here to have fun, do the job, be efficient, and make money Dealing with the emotional tragedy of property damage Keeping your priorities in order Giving back to the world through good works   Key Takeaway: Find a passion that excites you. Let your life's mission be to follow that passion, and if it is God ordained, remember that is a marathon rather than a sprint. Have the patience and rely on Him when faced with difficult choices.   The WOW Factor Website: https://www.bradformsma.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradformsma/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brad.formsma Twitter: https://twitter.com/bradformsma LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brad-formsma-a9a06424/   Jim Franklin Website: https://harbro.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HARBROINC/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/HARBROinc YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/HarBroRestoration LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/har-bro-emergency-services-and-restoration/    

blackmedia, blackwallstreettoday, blacktech, blackbusiness, supportblackbusiness, #BlairDurham Blair Durham, The co-founder and co-president of Black BRAND interviews Nancy Prather-Johnson and Jim Franklin on the question “Do Entrepreneurs need a traditional college experience. #BlackWallStreetToday by #BlackBRAND. Nancy Prather-Johnson is an experienced Associate Professor in Business as well as Academic Dean with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry. Skilled in Nonprofit Organizations, Academic Advising, Instructional Design, Public Speaking, and Strategic Planning. Strong education professional with a Master of Business Administration (MBA) focused in Accounting and Business/Management from Johnson and Wales University. Jim Franklin is a retired senior US Air Force officer and pilot having served as a foreign military sales director, technology development and research manager for a variety of cutting edge technology companies, and as Chief Financial Officer for six early stage companies during capital financing and strategic business development. He is currently principal and founder at Prodigy Capital Consulting, specializing in strategic planning and financial services to clients within a variety of industries to include aerospace and defense, international technology, entertainment, security, healthcare, pharmaceutical, transportation, logistics management, information technology, senior care, manufacturing, renewable energy, real estate development, and non-profit foundations. #blackentrepreneurship #shopblack #addthistothelist #nonprofits #blackmediamatters #blackmedia #blackwallstreettoday #blacktech #blackbusiness #blackbusinessmatters #supportblackbusiness #blackpreneur #SocialEntrepreneurship #AlternativeMedicine Black BRAND is a 501(c)(3) organization that stands for Business Research Analytics Networking and Development. Black Brand’s mission is to promote group economics through professional development and community empowerment. Coming on the heels of many tragic events our community has faced nationwide, we seek to unify the black dollar by providing financial literacy, entrepreneurship training, and networking resources. http://blackbrand.biz/ m.me/blackwallstreettoday + info@blackbrand.biz + http://Blackbrand.biz + (757) 541-2680 Instagram: www.instagram.com/blackbrandbiz/ + Facebook: www.facebook.com/blackbrandbiz/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/black-wall-street-today/message

   Professor Kenyon serves as Head of the Lighting Design Program at Penn State.  An active professional designer with over 150 designs for theatre, dance, opera, and musicals to his credit, Prof. Kenyon has recently designed the lighting for several Penn State locations, including the 2013 re-creation of the iconic Nittany Lion Shrine, the Art Room in Schreyer House, and the new theatre space incorporated into the Tank 5 water tower adjacent to the SALA Building.   Prof. Kenyon is also the author of the new textbook, Theatre & Stage Photography, and offers stage photo workshops around the world.  His recent production work includes performances at The Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Wolftrap, and the Qatar International Arts Festival. He has also designed for The Hangar Theatre, The Metropolitan Playhouse, Opera Delaware, Ballet Theatre of Central Pennsylvania, Nebraska Rep, Russian Ballet Theatre of Delaware, Opera Omaha, University of Iowa, and MTI-Disney.  Prof. Kenyon has been involved in Native American theatre and dance for over 15 years, serving as resident LD for the American Indian Dance Theatre, and was involved in the complete reimagining of “Unto These Hills”, a massive outdoor spectacle celebrating the history of the Cherokee.   Prior to Penn State, William taught Lighting & Sound Design at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.  Prof. Kenyon received his BFA from the University of Connecticut, having studied with Jim Franklin, and his MFA from Brandeis University, having studied with Bob Moody, Dennis Parichy, and Karl Eigsti.  Prof. Kenyon serves as Chair of the History & Heritage Committee with USITT, and was recently elected Chair of the OISTAT Education Commission.  Member of USITT, OISTAT, IALD, IESNA, and USAA Local #829 in the areas of Lighting and Sound Design. I had the opportunity to meet William through our mutual interest in Technical Theater History. He helped introduce me to the George Izenour and George Thayer lighting collections currently residing at Penn State. It is also because of him that I have become more active in both USITT and OISTAT respectively in historical and heritage research, education, and publication.    It was great to finally sit down with him in Berlin, Germany at the Stage Set Scenery Event this past June and catch up.  

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Vingar har utvecklats fyra gånger under evolutionens gång. Hur kommer det sig? Och så reder vi ut hur bältdjuret - armadillon - tog sig till Country music hall of fame. Programledare: Joacim Lindwall. Vissa uppfinningar i naturen är populärare än andra. Vingar har till exempel utvecklats inte mindre än fyra gånger under evolutionens gång, medan till exempel luftballonger och helikoptrar lyser med sin frånvaro. Varför är det så? Och hur är det med andra funktioner och företeelser som uppkommit flera gånger, som fenor, hjärnor, saliv och ögon? Det här reder fältreporter Anneli Megner Arn ut tillsammans med biologen Rasmus Hovmöller. De sänder från Naturhistoriska riksmuseet i Stockholm. Och så stiftar vi bekantskap med ett udda men charmigt däggdjur - bältdjuret, eller the armadillo på engelska. För det är till USA vi ska, till Austin, där det niobandade bältdjuret på 1970-talet kom att bli en symbol för en hel musikscen. Ja, hur kom det sig att bältdjuret blev ärkecountryhippien nummer ett? Mats Ottosson frågar konstnären Jim Franklin som målat bältdjuren från 1970-talet och framåt - ändå till en ny utställning på Country Music Hall of Fame i Nashville. I veckans kråkvinkel tittar Maria Westerberg ut på sitt snöbeklädda och vildvuxna äppelträd och lovar att aldrig beskära det. Programledare är Joacim Lindwall.

Thanksgiving weekend 1972 at Austin's Armadillo World Headquarters, Doug Sahm, Leon Russell and some friends named Jerry Garcia and Phil Lesh got together with a few others to jam for hippies eating turkey. Armadillo creative force Jim Franklin gives you a guided tour. Thanksgiving 2018, Billy Broome and friends re-create the show 11/23/18 at Threadgill's on Riverside Drive to help send off another great venue.

We are delighted to interview Kiku Day, (http://www.kikuday.com/) one of the organisers of the World Shakuhachi Festival, which is taking place this week in London. Following discussion of the festival, Kiku-san gives some in-depth background about the history of the instrument, and discloses elements of the experience of playing the instrument, whereby the techniques of breathing and improvisation can make for a transformative meditation. -------------------------------------- More information about the World Shakuhachi Festival 2018 in London. As you can read on the website www.wsf2018.com it is the 7th time a WSF is held. It is the first time in Europe.    Dates and times:   30.07: There will be an academic conference just on the subject of the shakuhachi. Scholars from various fields such as ethnomusicology, Japanology, history, sociology, art history, science of acoustics will present their research.   31.07, 20:00: Opening Gala Concert mix programme - Union Chapel   1 - 4 August at Goldsmiths, University of London (either in Deptford Town Hall or Great Hall) 2 concerts at 13:00, 1 concert at 17:00 and 20:00. All mixed programmes.  More information on each concert on the website. There are also lectures on shakuhachi and japanese music in general that are open for the general public at 13:00 and 17:00. --------------------------------------------------------- Featured music: - Vintertraner is a piece called Night Flying Winter Cranes composed for Kiku Day by Danish composer Mogens Christensen. Shakuhachi and electronics. - Tamuke is played by Kiku Day's teacher Okuda Atsuya, who is coming to London. This is a honkyoku (pieces played by komuso monks during the Edo period) You can read about Okuda here: http://wsf2018.com/people/okuda-atsuya   - Shizuka ni naru toki is played by Tanabe Shozan (who is coming to London) You can read about him here: http://wsf2018.com/people/tanabe-shozan - Three Treasures: Columns and Webs III (1996) for shakuhachi with live electronics, 4 kotos, and percussion (studio recording, all instruments: Jim Franklin, a co-organiser of the festival)      

People live their daily lives on their own property, often without realizing that they may not know what their property even is! Join me today on the NH Business Show as I speak with Jim Franklin about land surveying, the drastic need for surveyors, and his history in the industry. Sponsors: Self Authorship - www.NHBusinessShow.com/Selfauthor Get more from Jim at: http://www.jefls.com/ https://www.facebook.com/JamesEFranklinLandSurveyor/ Get more from Joshua at: joshuahubbard@allstate.com https://www.facebook.com/hubbardallstate/ For more from the NH Business show, check us out at : www.NHBusinessShow.com Itunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nh-business-show/id1265706259?mt=2 chrisPastrana.cardtapp.com

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - Fresno City Councilman Gary Bredefeld joins Jim to discuss the CA tax cut to pot dispensaries. Gubernatorial candidate Travis Allen joins Jim to discuss his "Rally for the Valley" event this weekend. A travel ban in California is hurting college sports teams a lawmaker says. It won't be easy, but with some lucky breaks and a lot of Democratic squabbling, the GOP could hold the House. An Ohio high school student says he tried to remain nonpolitical during school walkouts over gun violence and was suspended for a day because he stayed in a classroom.

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - Congressman Devin Nunes is poised to release a bomb shell memo. Did you see an increase in your paycheck under the news Trump Tax Plan. California moves to fine waiters for offering plastic straws without asking customers first. California offers gun owners an option to turn in their guns if they feel suicidal. Flynn Anderson with Parents and Addicts In Need (PAIN) joins Jim in studio to discuss the prevention of opiate use. Maxine Waters accuses President Trump of being racist. A CA high school teacher slams a student for wearing a pro military shirt.

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - How would you rate last nights SOTU speech? Fred Vanderhoof, Chair FCRP Central Committee joins Jim via phone to discuss the SOTU speech. Congressman Devin Nunes joins Jim via phone to discuss the SOTU speech. The democrats refused to stand during last nights SOTU speech. Elias Loera, Senior Pastor of Christian Temple Fresno, joins Jim in studio to discuss the Hispanic reaction to President Trumps SOTU speech.

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - Fresno City Councilman Steve Brandau joins Jim in studio to discuss the new audit requirements for HSR. RNC spokesperson Alice Stewart joins Jim via phone to discuss the SOTU address. CA Assemblyman Jim Patterson joins Jim via phone to discuss the HSR audit. What do you want to hear tonight from President Trump's SOTU address?

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - What is the appropriate solutions in dealing with DACA and DAPA? A southern California high school teacher is heard slamming members of the military as “the frickin' lowest of our low”.

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - Fresno County Supervisor Andreas Borgeas joins Jim via phone to discuss the approval of public access to the San Joaquin River. A federal judge in Washington DC denied the catholic church's request to display Christmas ads on city buses. Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer joins Jim to discuss legalizing pot sales, the high murder rate and his new program "Bar Watch". California is moving closer to charging drivers for every mile they drive. Brooke Ashjian joins Jim in studio to discuss his choice to step down as Fresno School Board President.

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - Anarchist Dallas Blanchard projects vulgar sign on Cornerstone Church in Fresno. Fresno Mayor Lee Brand joins Jim in studio to discuss his first year in office. Fresno City Councilmen Gary Bredefeld and Clint Olivier join Jim to discuss the cities ban on pot dispensaries.

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - Alabama Senate candidate Judge Roy Moore refuses to step down the race. Two prominent members of Minnesota's Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party are calling on Sen. Al Franken to resign his Senate seat following allegations of sexual misconduct. A man opened fire at Rancho Tehama School one month after Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation to ensure that teachers cannot shoot back if under attack. California has released long-awaited rules that will govern the state's emerging legal marijuana industry. What is the best way to smoke a turkey?

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - How would you rate President Donald Trump's performance thus far? Donna Brazile states in her new campaign tell-all: 'I wanted the American people to see what happened'. Fresno Unified is being accused of violating a number of laws regarding student privacy and parental notification for allowing a reporter access to children to quiz them about their sexual activities. Jonathan Keller joins Jim via Phone to discuss parental rights in the FUSD.

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - Democratic leaders and gun control advocates shut down the immediate and familiar outpouring of “thoughts and prayers” for the victims of the South Texas church shooting on Sunday, calling for stronger gun laws. Mike Manzie with Code 3 Security, Inc. joins Jim in studio to discuss ways you can fight against an active shooter. President Donald Trump announced the framework of his tax plan. The NFL loses a big tax subsidy in the current GOP tax plan. After an outcry, Fresno Pacific University will now offer ethnic sashes for all students. California has the highest gas prices in the U.S.

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton at the Big Fresno Fair - Vice President Mike Pence left a football game between the Indianapolis Colts and the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday after some players knelt during the National Anthem. Can congress pass a bill that would have prevented the mass shooting in Las Vegas? President Trump signs order giving religious groups greater political freedom. Jonathan Keller with the California Family Council joins Jim via phone to discuss President Trump religious freedom mandate.

Jim Franklin fills in for Ray Appleton - The Fresno Fair opens today. What foods will you try? Are the democrats using to Las Vegas Shooting as "a crisis that should never go to waste"? Author Evan Sayet joins Jim Franklin via phone to discuss the democrats demands for gun control. Crime has increased in Australia after strict gun control measures were passed. Craig Scharton joins Jim Franklin via phone to discuss the 70 million dollar grant to help revitalize southwest Fresno.

In this special Memorial Day episode, Jonathan begins by remembering those who have given the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Then, Pastor Jim Franklin from Cornerstone Church recaps a recent trip he and Jonathan took to DC with over 150 California pastors. Following is a discussion about campus freedom with Nathan Apodaca, President of CSU San Marcos' Students for Life club and a review from John Gerardi from Right to Life of Central California of California's dangerous SB 481 that legalizes “stealth euthanasia,” We close the show with Joshua Denton's excellent article honoring military chaplains and a special message from President Ronald Reagan.

The Armadillo World Headquarters was one of the most celebrated music venues in Austin in the 1970s. During this time, it became a marquee destination for groups traveling through Texas. In this episode, Rebecca McInroy welcomes guest host Jody Denberg to talk with Michael Priest, Eddie Wilson, Jim Franklin, Joe Nick Patoski, Danny Garret, and...

The Armadillo World Headquarters was one of the most celebrated music venues in Austin in the 1970s. During this time, it became a marquee destination for groups traveling through Texas. In this episode, Rebecca McInroy welcomes guest host Jody Denberg to talk with Michael Priest, Eddie Wilson, Jim Franklin, Joe Nick Patoski, Danny Garret, and […]

Josh believes that some church leaders are silent about abortion because of ignorance, fear or apathy. Pastor Jim Franklin, pastor of Cornerstone Church in Fresno and Father Larry Toschi from Our Lady of Guadalupe in Bakersfield offer practical advice to pro-life congregants who want to communicate with their church leader about abortion. They close by offering practical advice to pastors on what they can and should do to be a pro-life pastor. (It’s not as much as you might think!)

Pastor Jim Franklin, pastor of Cornerstone Church in Fresno and Father Larry Toschi from Our Lady of Guadalupe in Bakersfield join Josh in the studio to talk about the HHS mandate forcing religious institutions to pay for sterilizations, contraception and the abortifacient drug, "ella."