Podcast appearances and mentions of joel fox

Guest speaker Joel Fox teaches on how to worship the Lord when life is overwhelming at Olive Tree Congregation in Prospect Heights, IL.

Guest speaker Joel Fox teaches on how to worship the Lord when life is overwhelming at Olive Tree Congregation in Prospect Heights, IL.

Guest speaker Joel Fox teaches on how to worship the Lord when life is overwhelming at Olive Tree Congregation in Prospect Heights, IL.

Guest speaker Joel Fox teaches on how to worship the Lord when life is overwhelming at Olive Tree Congregation in Prospect Heights, IL.

Joel Fox and Jennifer Day of Smile Mountain are busy creating content for many artistic projects all at a time. Their latest project is the most far-out of them all — a nine-minute promotional film for the James Webb Space Telescope, which launched December 24th into an orbit one million away from earth, where the $10 billion project will listen and watch into the deepest recesses of space and time. Joel grew up in Ojai, which he remembered as an idyllic place, far from the complaint refrains of too boring and nothing to do. It was here that he learned to exercise his imagination. After graduating from CalArts, he met Jennifer in Santa Monica and they've been living and working together ever since. Jennifer attended the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana where she fell in with the theater kids, which included Nick Offerman ("Parks & Rec") and Betsy Brandt ("Breaking Bad"). She knew she had an eye for design when working at a haunted house as a youth and through her college years as a set designer and prop master for the theater.  An early web developer, Joel was also a film editor and creative director for kid's cult classic "Yo Gabba Gabba," and he and Jennifer have worked with clients as diverse as Chipotle, Vans, Aquabats, Sonos & Disney. One of their big current clients is Giphy. They specialize in dream sequences and instititial videos for commercials and TV shows from their home studio in Ojai. They also host an annual craft party that is among the hottest tickets in Ojai's busy social calendar. As Joel says, "I like interesting, beautiful things in the world. That's my service." You can check out their work at ... https://smilemtn.com/ https://youtu.be/lrY04VPDg8I

This week Joel Fox asks about self promotion https://www.instagram.com/joeldepartment/?hl=en

Things get weird and nonsensical in the banjo shop as the super chill and zen Millennium Mike pops in to play the flute and promote local business. - Eventually, local hip hop personality Joelius Alt brings the hype energy with mad beats. - He tells us about his hardcore lifestyle. - Then I had to kick them both out to make room for my friends Luke English and Joel Fox who had arrived. - More nonsensical conversations. - We open misfortune cookies and discover our fate.

Joel Fox teaches on the Biblical passages that refer to and describe Hell.

Joel Fox teaches on the Biblical passages that refer to and describe Hell.

Joel Fox teaches on the Biblical passages that refer to and describe Hell.

Senator Kamala Harris looms large on Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden's list of potential VP picks - he has said that he will pick a woman as running mate, and Harris is leading the 'pundit polls' as the most likely choice. If Harris is selected, and the Biden/Harris ticket goes on to win the November election, she will vacate her Senate seat in January 2021, with Governor Gavin Newsom tasked with appointing her successor. Therein lies the theme of today's podcast: WHO would Gavin Newsom pick for California's open Senate seat if Kamala Harris does become Vice President? Last week we reached out to a half dozen political players from across the state, including Garry South, former state senator Fran Pavley, Roger Salazar, Adama Iwu, Karen Skelton and Joel Fox, to get their thoughts on who the Governor is likely to appoint, and who they think he SHOULD appoint. Wild speculation was strongly encouraged, and our interviewees did not disappoint, proposing a fascinating and diverse array of potential candidates and laying out the political machinations behind their reasoning.

Joel Fox teaches on the significance of a plumb line.

Joel Fox teaches on the significance of a plumb line.

Joel Fox teaches on the significance of a plumb line.

Joel Fox teaches on Samson.

Joel Fox teaches on Samson's heart.

Joel Fox teaches on Samson.

Joel Fox teaches on Samson.

Joel Fox teaches on Samson.

Joel Fox teaches on Samson.

Joel Fox teaches on the life of Samson.

Joel Fox teaches on Samson.

Joel Fox teaches on the life of Samson.

Joel Fox teaches on the life of Samson.

Joel Fox teaches on the life of Samson.

John Myers (LA Times), Dan Walters and Laurel Rosenhall (CALmatters), Scott Lay with The Nooner, Mindy Romero with USC Price School of Public Policy and Joel Fox with Fox & Hounds

Joel Fox teaches on Acts 12.

Joel Fox teaches on Acts 12.

Joel Fox teaches on the book of Jude.

Mark Keppler discusses future legislation with John Myers (LA Times), Dan Walters and Laurel Rosenhall (CALmatters), Scott Lay with The Nooner, Mindy Romero with USC Price School of Public Policy, and Joel Fox with Fox & Hounds

Listen in on Mark Keppler's discussion with Mindy Romero of the USC Price School of Public Policy, John Myers with the LA Times, Laurel Rosenhall with CALmatters, and Joel Fox with Fox & Hounds to discuss the 2018 election results. Then hear from Mike Dunbar with the Merced Sun Star and Modesto Bee, Rory Appleton with the Frenso Bee, Paul Hurley, formerly with the Visalia Times Delta, and Ivy Cargile, Prof. of Political Science at CSU Bakersfield about the Valley results.

Joel Fox teaches Shabbat school on the origins of the Word of God.

Joel Fox teaches on Revelation.

multidisciplinary creative mastermind Joel Fox (aka the “Joel Department”) goes live to tape with special musical accompaniment from his musical friend Lem Jay Ignacio. http://joeldepartment.com/

Recorded February 20th 2015 at Mano Farm in Ojai, California. Featuring: Micah Van Hove (@umuima), Johnny Fonteyn, Wendy McColm, Hannah Bridges, Dani Ma (@dani-ma-1), Justin Johnson, Akka B. Poet, Quin Shakra (@jadecricket), Joel Fox; with music by ChopzFlow (@kefos).

It takes a streak of steely determination to challenge the status quo - and no one knows that better than Connie Rice, one of America's most renowned civil rights attorneys. Her new book, "Power Concedes Nothing: One Woman's Quest for Social Justice in America, from the Courtoom to the Kill Zones," reveals the inspiring life of an indomitable woman. (Click here for the L.A. Times review.) Rice's race for excellence began at home: Her father broke racial barriers as a U.S. Air Force major, and her mother imbued her with a passion for learning and culture. Her worldview was shaped by moving to 17 different homes during her childhood, including periods in England and Japan. After college at Harvard and law school at NYU, where she spent summers working on high-profile death penalty litigation for the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund, Rice began the work that would win her national acclaim for her stirring defense of civil rights. Over the course of her career, the "Lady Lawyer" (as Rice would come to be known to the Los Angeles gang members with whom she struck a pioneering partnership) would take on racism and sexism in the LAPD, a transit system that tried to ignore its poorest users, and a public school system that Rice and her cohorts deemed inadequate. But she is perhaps best known for the report she co-wrote that has revolutionized the city's law enforcement policies and outreach to gangs. Her constant involvement with the LAPD ultimately yielded the consummate reward: her very own parking space at headquarters. LAPD Chief Charlie Beck calls Rice "the conscience of the city." Rice was interviewed about her book and her stories of life in the trenches of civil rights law by Joel Fox, who has been an opinion-maker and a unique voice in California politics for decades. CONNIE RICE has received more than 50 major awards for her leadership and her non-traditional approaches to litigating major cases involving police misconduct, employment discrimination and fair public resource allocation. JOEL FOX operates Joel Fox Consulting, a public affairs/political consulting firm, and is an adjunct professor at Pepperdine University's Graduate School of Public Policy and president of the Small Business Action Committee. He worked for the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association for 19 years, serving as its president from 1986 to 1998. A co-publisher and editor-in-chief of www.foxandhoundsdaily.com, he has written hundreds of opinion pieces as well as fiction and nonfiction books, and has served on a number of high-profile state commissions.