Podcast appearances and mentions of Joe Dougherty

Hello! On this episode we welcome back our good friend, Bro. Joe Dougherty. Although his home lodge is Lodge 43 in Lancaster, PA., Joe has been working as a professional musician and engineer in sunny California and has had the opportunity to work on several Grammy Award winning projects. After catching up on his adventures out west, we play Copious Dues, and wrap in the standard form with Larry in a chicken suit scratching wax. [00:00:00] Introductions [00:12:50] First break, brought to you by George J. Grove and Son [00:14:00] Segment 1 [00:32:40] Second break, brought to you by Two Pillars Apparel [00:33:25] Segment 2 [00:56:00] Third break, brought to you by Hiram & Solomon Cigars & A Mason's Work [00:57:50] Segment 3, Wrap-up, & Chickens [01:13:25] Outro MASONIC LITE PATREON www.patreon.com/MasonicLitePodcast Sign up to support the show with an automatic, monthly donation of $1, $5, or $13! SPONSORS: George J. Grove and Son: www.georgejgrove.com SJ Helm Electric: www.sjhelmelectric.com/ Hiram & Solomon Cigars: www.hiramandsolomoncigars.com/ The Red Serpent: By Larry Merris: www.amazon.com/Red-Serpent-Larry…ris/dp/1466478608 Intermezzo by Stephanie, Locally Handcrafted Chocolate www.facebook.com/IntermezzobyStephanie/ Bye Everybody!

On this episode of Dimensions of Diversity, host Lloyd Freeman is accompanied by Joe Dougherty, Chairman and CEO at Buchanan and Tithi Patel, a Buchanan Summer Associate and student at Temple Beasley School of Law. Earlier this year, Joe and Tithi kicked off a mentorship partnership, as a result of Buchanan's Leadership Diversity Pledges. On this episode, Joe discusses his drive to use mentorship to influence leadership diversity beyond the four walls of Buchanan. The duo shares their advice on establishing ground rules and communication methods within a mentoring relationship while also managing both parties' times effectively. Joe details how mentoring has benefited him as a leader, and Tithi shares her perspective on how their partnership has given her a birds-eye view of the legal industry and some of the lessons she has learned from Joe thus far. Dimensions of Diversity is a podcast created by Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, highlighting diversity in the workplace. Hosted by Lloyd Freeman, Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, the podcast features meaningful conversations with industry and community leaders working to advance D&I.

Navigating through the site selection process to find the right location and negotiating with landlords to get the best lease terms for a franchise is critical in setting your business up for success. In this episode, the expert on retail real estate shares his trade tips. Joe Dougherty has spent over a decade helping retailers and franchise owners find the right location for their business. He is a partner in one of the largest retail commercial real estate firms in the Mid-Atlantic and has a firm ear to ground on the retail market. Tune in to this episode as he shares some best practices for working with brokers, landlords, and other nuggets. Don't miss out on this episode and hop into the Franchise Masters!

Joe Dougherty is back, and he is about to get a crash course on Dragon Ball! Stew and Joe discuss the long-awaited return to canonical DBZ with the Battle Of Gods movie! For more from SWO Productions, check out www.SWOProductions.com! For more from Punchline, visit www.punchlion.com!

Meet Joe and Becky Dougherty, prayer warriors and persistent missionaries, who are sold out for the Lord and for others. Join us as they share how God led them to  Unbound and now serve as a couple both near and far. You have to hear their amazing story of how the Lord brought them together, a wonderful Unbound moment. Be inspired by other stories of  God's presence changing lives and His miracles happening!"I think we've both been blessed in the area of the prophetic and a lot of times we'll be praying with the person and through Unbound.  And there's a moment when there's a Holy Spirit 'breakdown', and that's when I find that people's hearts are really touched.It's in those Holy Spirit 'breakdown' moments that God just enters in. He starts to do things that we're not even thinking about or contemplating that He might be doing. We had a situation just recently where we were praying Unbound with an individual, and he was asking for one thing, but when we prayed with him, something happened in his chest. I was just thinking, well, that's the Holy Spirit coming upon him.  But later he wrote back to us and said, 'I think when you prayed with me, a miracle took place because I had this lump in my chest about the size of my thumb.  Afterward, when I went home, it just became like the tip of my finger, I could feel it was different. So I want to get it x-rayed and the x-ray showed that it had almost entirely disappeared!' "Yes, in God's presence miracles happen!Check out our Freedom in Christ ConferenceFind our Team Quick Start GuideLearn about our E-coursesFind more training resourcesSupport the mission of Heart of the Father!Your donation directly supports and enables our evangelizing mission.We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.Give online or call us at 610-952-3019 to change lives today!Visit our websiteSee more upcoming eventsFind us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramExplore with us on TwitterRelease: April 2022Music by Christian Harper.Artwork by Rosemary Strohm at Command-S.

Andrea Sasso (Stampone O'Brien Dilsheimer Law) and co-hosts Joe Dougherty are joined by guest Tom Wing, Partner at McMenamin & Wing, LLC SPONSOR: Tony Schuler of Pinnacle Medical Plus ANDREA SASSO began... The post The Andrea Sasso Show With Guest Attorney Tom Wing, Partner at McMenamin & Wing, LLC appeared first on WWDB-AM.

We are joined today by Joe Dougherty, a cocktail enthusiast, bartender, and a lover of Italian Amaro. Dive into the episode with us as we enjoy sourdough Focaccia paired with seared ribeye and a tomato romesco sauce, better than Martha Stuart's Marley Spoon. We discuss the bartending scene in New York and Nashville, the nuances of Italian bitter liquors, and how a New Yorker fairs in Tennessee. Follow Joe on instagram! @bitterbotwin Music on Today's episode contains performance by @ashtonrock and @stephenderose Our cover photo was created by @jakegoode1 Follow us on instagram to see what we are fermenting and for more episode in the future! @fermented_follies

Joe Dougherty on criminal justice reform "listening tour" --  Teena Horlacher on WeCanAct conference

Andrea Sasso (Stampone O'Brien Dilsheimer Law) and co-hosts Joe Dougherty and Robyn Lewison are joined by guest Tom Wing, Partner at McMenamin & Wing, LLC SPONSOR: Tony Schuler of Pinnacle Medical... The post The Andrea Sasso Show With Guest Attorney Tom Wing, Partner at McMenamin & Wing, LLC appeared first on WWDB-AM.

When you hear the words diversity, equity and inclusion, white male is probably not the first thing that comes to mind. In fact, white male leaders offer an important, and perhaps less heard, voice in discussions about transforming organizational culture to support the success of all diverse talent. This advocacy journey is not always linear, but white male allies play a critical role in providing mentorship, resources and opportunity to make their organizations—and leaders—more diverse and inclusive. On this episode of Dimensions of Diversity, host Lloyd Freeman is joined by Greg Jordan, General Counsel and Chief Administrative Officer at PNC Financial Services and Joe Dougherty, CEO and Managing Director of Buchanan. The three will offer their personal successes and missteps, and what they are doing every day to foster organizational change and create truly inclusive workplaces. To learn more about Greg Jordan click here: https://www.pnc.com/en/about-pnc/company-profile/leadership-team/gregory-b-jordan.html. To learn more about Joe Dougherty, click here: https://www.bipc.com/joseph-dougherty. To learn more about Lloyd Freeman, click here: https://www.bipc.com/lloyd-freeman. To learn more about Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, visit www.BIPC.com.

With author Nurse T, Publisher Tim Sheard, and local reader/discussants from the frontlines of healthcare work. Order the book from Hard Ball Press: https://www.hardballpress.com/pandemi...​ Panelists include Sarah Lake, a retired nurse; Renee Vaughan, a worker in a long-term care facility; Najaha Musse, a resident physician and Mary Turner, president of the Minnesota Nurses Association and a COVID ICU nurse. “An exhilarating read that takes you right to the front lines of the pandemic and the heroes risking and putting their own lives in harm's way to save others! A story that will have you reaching out to the brave nurses and hospital workers and thanking them for what they do on a daily basis…Highly Recommended!” —Joe Dougherty, PhillyLabor.com “…a gut punch — a raw, hard look at the day-to-day lives of healthcare workers who almost everyone expects to be super-heroic as a matter of course.” —Labor Press “…a book written by a nurse in the center of the pandemic. Accompanied by beautiful drawings of hospital workers caring for patients…a narrative which helps us understand both COVID19 and the workers who faced it…[and] the deep solidarity health workers experience from each other.” —Marilyn Albert, Portside “It is important for all of us to know about the truth of what COVID-19 has brought to healthcare facilities and the impact it has had on healthcare workers. It is important to know this as citizens, but also as members of the labor movement and the working class….A Pandemic Nurse's Diary…is an essential tool in the struggle. …a very powerful read.” —APWU Union Mail “…a vivid and powerful personal account of how Covid-19 has impacted her co-workers and patients and how the local, state, and national health care ‘system' failed to provide the support and supplies they needed.” —Matt Witt, World Wide Work

As COVID-19 hospitalizations spike, Lee reviews the Utah's Crisis Standards of Care with quotes from Utah Hospital Association President Greg Bell and Joe Dougherty with the Division of Emergency Management. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a week or two, Utah's hospitals could begin "rationing care," Utah Hospital Association president Greg Bell told KSL. We'll dive into what the Crisis Standards of Care say about who gets prioritized and who doesn't. Then we talk to Joe Dougherty with the Division of Emergency Management to tell us whether the overflow ICU beds at Mountain America Expo Center will help. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's fire season in Utah. And while that's nothing new, coronavirus is making an already challenging situation even more difficult.  What's someone to do if they're quarantining at home after testing positive for COVID-19....and they're ordered to evacuate?  Department of Public Safety spokesperson Joe Dougherty tells Dave & Dujanovic the state has a plan in place.

Something complicated fire evacuation efforts in Utah County this weekend. COVID-19. We'll talk to Joe Dougherty with the Utah Department of Public Safety about the state's plan to remedy the problem.

At one point the projection was dire -- Utah would need 1,771 beds for patients with COVID-19. Emergency Management even set up emergency hospital beds at the expo center just in case. It's now May 11th. The UDOH says around 100 people are hospitalized right now. Does Emergency Management think we still need hospital beds at the expo center? Joe Dougherty joins to answer. 

We are fortunate Utah has not yet seen a community spread of the Coronavirus. But with the high level of transmission worldwide, we need to do our very best to prepare. The best way to fight an enemy is to be ready for it. So, does that mean it’s appropriate to declare a state of emergency in your city or town? Today in our #CitiesWork podcast we address that question with Ron Gordon, general counsel to Gov. Gary Herbert, Joe Dougherty, PIO for the Utah Division of Emergency Management, and Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall, who declared a state of emergency for the city earlier this week.

Sim Gill, Salt Lake County District Attorney talks about the legal response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic.Joe Dougherty with the Utah Division of Emergency Management is ramping up efforts statewide to combat the spread of Coronavirus.

The big one to think about is the earthquake. There is a fault line along the Wasatch Front extending from Idaho to Sanpete County. It has the potential to unleash a 7.0 magnitude earthquake. This could result in several thousand deaths from collapsing homes, along with gas line fires, water main breaks and electrical grid failure. Since much of the Salt Lake urban area sits on an ancient lake bed, a large earthquake could disrupt the soil structure causing large scale devastation. In this podcast, we are talking to Joe Dougherty with the Be Ready Utah program hoe to prepare for earthquakes.

We went all over the map on this one with our guest, comedian Joe Dougherty! We talked a spoiler free review of Star Wars, we talk about that insane Netlfix documentary "Don't F*ck With Cats", we discussed what level of Uncanny Valley makes each of us feel like we want to throw up, how cats were domesticated and more! Joe Dougherty: IG: @joeydoughertycomedy Twitter: @joeydougherty DropTent Media Network: Facebook: @Droptent IG: @droptentmedia www.droptent.com Nerds With Words Social Media: Facebook: @nerdswithwordspodcast IG: @nerds.with.words Twitter: @Nerdswithwords1 www.droptent.com SPONSOR: eliquid.com/nerds30 - 30% off entire order! Largest online vape catalog available! Buy oils, kits, pens, accessories and more! Free shipping on all products! Promo code: Nerds30 - 30% off!    

Joe Dougherty with Utah's Department of Emergency Services joins guest host Lee Lonsberry to talk about what Utah can learn from Hurricane Dorian -- as well as how Utah is being called on to help the states affected. We also check in with meteorologist Kevin Eubank to learn about the science of hurricanes. 

Tweet Frankie, John and Jr celebrate episode 100 telling the story of how they got started and some of the characters that have been in the show. Joe Dougherty talked about how he got John and Frankie their start on the radio. The post 215 Live – Episode 100 ‘Milestone Episode ‘ appeared first on Wildfire Radio.

Abby Cox returns with Abby’s Book Club, featuring “The Unthinkable — Who Survives When Disaster Strikes” by Amanda Ripley. Lt. Gov Spencer Cox and the friends join Abby and Joe Dougherty from the Utah Division of Emergency Management to talk about what the state is doing to prepare for disasters. The friends describe their disaster personality types and discuss their approach to the moments we never want to happen.

What allows an EM program to enjoy good public relations? Joe Dougherty, the Public Information Officer for Utah's Division of Emergency Management says it has a lot to do with finding a relatable and trustworthy PIO, and earnestly integrating that person in program assessment and improvement, long before information needs to be shared with the public.

Writer/Director Joseph Dougherty, Pretty Little Liars, does a commentary on the thirtysomething episode, Fighting The Cold. We tell you when to push play so you can watch at home and listen to us talk about this amazing episode. @30somethingpod

In this episode, Bo Bennett and Kim Ellington interview Amanda Knief, the National Legal and Public Policy Director for American Atheists, touching on several issues relating to law and politics. Later, correspondent Gina James interviews Joe Dougherty about the militarization of American law enforcement and the psychological effect it can have on police officers and civilians. Amanda Knief is a public policy and constitutional expert on religious freedom and civil liberties. She is the author of The Citizen Lobbyist: A How-to Manual for Making Your Voice Heard in Government. Knief has a JD from Drake University Law School and a BS in journalism and science communication from Iowa State University. She has previously worked as a legal counsel and legislative drafter for the Iowa Legislature and the lobbyist for the Secular Coalition for America. Currently, she serves as the National Legal and Public Policy Director for American Atheists, where she directs policy advocacy, legal strategy, and serves and In-House Counsel.

Joe Doc drops by the podcast! Joe Doc is a stand-up comic in the Philly area and once performed as part of +2 Comedy a Nekocon 2012. This episode we talk about GTAV, Thor 2 and self help list. Plus all hell breaks loose for Host vs Guest vs Audience.Video Noah talks about:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ID3LMX5jPJQMore Joe: Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoeyDoughertyOpen Mic: https://www.facebook.com/laughsonfairmountThis Episode of the +2 Comedy podcast is brought to you by Amazon:

Joe Dougherty is a playwright, novelist, director and Emmy Award winning writer for television. Currently penning plots and dialog for Holly Hunter on SAVING GRACE, he took some time out from his big deal successful writing career to talk with us pikers. Listen in and get your Joe on. Joe Dougherty links: corporate HQ, original […]