Podcast appearances and mentions of John Cole

My teacher, John Cole, joins me to contemplate the most influential force of unfolding in 2026 and beyond - Pluto in Aquarius.2026 The Cosmic Context is offered in support of your meeting, embracing, digesting, and integrating everything you witness in your multidimensional inner & outer reality this year. May you do so with more presence and honesty than you ever have before.Join us to witness and digest in community throughout the year at quarterly ASCENDENT ASSEMBLIES gatherings where you can listen in on &/or contribute to expansive, collaborative dialogue with your elemental rising group. Enter the solarium at patreon.com/kelseyrosetort for access to these (live and recorded) gatherings and lots more.Places to Play:Find John at metamorphicsystems.comStudy foundational courses with John and amy at humandesigncollective.com or via their upcoming course The Art of SeeingListen to The Human Design Collective Podcast with John and AmyAttend Ascendant Assemblies by joining the solarium inside of the orbit fieldFor a ~free~ intro to 2027 & global cycles check out the "free" collection on the Orbit Field's patreonAnd/or go deep into 2027 study with Kelsey & Jessa via 2027: The BreakdownLearn Human Design via the Living Your Design PodcastCheck out Kelsey's other collaborative podcasts Lab Parters (free) and Quality Time (on patreon)Find Kelsey at kelseyrosetort.com and @kelseyrosetort on IG, or hit "join for free" on patreon to get updates and occasional invitations.

John Cole breaks down indexes and how to effectively use them in your herd on this episode of the Progressive Dairy Podcast. Cole serves as the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding's chief research and development officer. Learn about the math and data that's involved in calculating an index, Cole's recommendations for using indexes and a few new tools from CDCB. Here is the episode breakdown: 1:00 – Rapid-fire questions3:15 – Cole's background8:20 – Defining an index15:30 – Balancing regional markets within Net Merit19:05 – Utilizing fluid, cheese or grazing merits23:45 – Creating a herd-based index29:25 – Patience with a genetic plan36:10 – First service to conception

John Cole Scott, President of CEF Advisors, reviews the key takeaways from his firm's fourth-quarter review of action in the closed-end fund industry, focusing on fund consolidation trends that have occurred in the middle of booming asset growth for the industry, as well as discount levels and whether narrowing discounts set up 2026 for more muted results. Scott, the chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, also noted that a number of closed-end fund categories are off to a fast start to the new year, and while areas like international equities and convertible bonds are continuing strong performance from 2025, other areas like managed limited partnership funds and large-cap business-development companies have jumped ahead after struggling in 2025.

John Cole Scott, President of CEF Advisors, reviews the forecasts he made a year ago for 2025, grading his wins and losses on everything from inflation levels and Treasury yields to discount levels and the outcome in various sectors of the closed-end fund industry. Scott, the chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, also reviews the five funds he identified as buys for 2025 and how they turned out.

There's plenty of festive energy left with Stuart Maconie and guests in the Loose Ends twixtmas studio:Taskmaster champion Maisie Adams tells us how she got in touch with her previously hidden competition-demon on the show, her highly-flammable competition outfit and that nailbiting finish, as well as revving up for a new tour in 2026. ITV's hit drama Red Eye is back for a second season on New Year's Day and its star Jing Lusi tells us about reprising her role as the kickboxing DI Hanna Li. She thinks DI Li would not approve of her penchant for Romcoms and fitness avoidance. And Radio 3's Elizabeth Alker outlines how rock and pop musicians from The Beatles to Radiohead to Manic Street Preachers owe a debt to classical music with tales from her new book Everything We Do Is Music. She also has tales of her rockstar Yorkshire terrier Terry who rules the roost at her house in December and well, all year round really.Plus inspiring music for the turning of the year from Thea Gilmore and from Carly Mercedes Dyer singing You Are My Lucky Star from the musical Singing in the Rain.Producer: Olive Clancy Assistant producer: Sam Nixon Technical producers: John Cole & John Benton Production coordinator: Pete Liggins

John Cole Scott, President of CEF Advisors, climbs his mountain of data to get a great view on the year ahead, and he's forecasting no recession, lower inflation and modest GDP growth for 2026, with less volatility coming from the rate picture but more market tension due to the global macro picture. Scott, who also serves as chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, also discusses what he sees happening in the closed-end fund industry, from the growth he expects to see in assets to the activism picture, down to what he foresees in leverage, return of capital and more. Plus, he's got five funds he's expecting big things from in the new year.  

Consumers have a tradition of going bargain hunting on Black Friday, but The NAVigator has a day-after-Thanksgiving ritual too, looking for discounts on closed-end funds with John Cole Scott, President of CEF Advisors and The Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance. For the fourth straight year, he's looking at market bargains in time for the holiday, and this year he is looking at two municipal-bond funds, two business-development companies and two direct offerings that the market has put on sale and that investors might want to consider wrapping up for their portfolios.

John Cole Scott, President of CEF Advisors, discusses the changing landscape of business-development companies and the details he gleaned from attending the recent Eversheds BDC Roundtable, which focused on legislative and other issues that are creating challenges and opportunities for the industry. Scott, the Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, weighs in on the potential for changing quarterly reporting requirements, the impact of easing restrictions of holdings for retirement plans and more.

John Cole Scott, President of CEF Advisors, acknowledges how many consumers shy away from closed-end funds, fearing complexity or an investment type they don't fully understand. The chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance would obviously favor closed-end funds, but he sizes up situations where a closed-end fund and an ETF or a fund-of-funds cover the same asset class and why he would choose one over the other or whether he might mix and match for better balance.

Safety Director John Cole joins us for a very special podcast to discuss how we can drive safely this fall.  Today's episode also marks our 100th published episode on our FirstFleet tenFour podcast. We started this podcast during covid as a way to communicate with our team on the road across the country.  In the past 5 years, we have covered topics like health and fitness, maintenance, our FirstFleet benefit offerings, and financial wellness.  Our Driver spotlights have featured listeners like you discussing life behind the wheel here at Firstfleet.  As part of our goal to always "safely deliver outstanding service," we have regular appearances from members of our safety team. So thank you for joining us for our 100th episode of the FirstFleet tenFour podcast.  I hope you will stick around for 100 more! 

John Cole Scott, President of CEF Advisors, discusses how three areas that lagged during a strong first half of 2025 — municipal bonds, senior loans and master limited partnerships — are poised to be leading categories among closed-end funds for the remainder of the year. Scott, the chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, picks out funds that he thinks are poised for a good run in each category, and discusses refining asset allocation plans to deliver more-resilient income.

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors — the Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance — answers listener questions about whether premiums and returns of capital are as bad for investors as they are often cracked up to be, on whether interval funds are worth the illiquidity risk and if the reasons why individuals buy closed-end funds means they are better used as short-term investment tools. Plus, our host asks a question that came up for him as he watched the AICA chairman on the stage at the group's recent Business Development Company Forum in New York.

John Cole Scott, president of Closed-End Fund Advisors — the chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance — discusses two mainstream media articles that purported to name "the best closed-end funds" and that were published right around the times when he appeared on The NAVigator and gave out his own investment suggestions; he digs into the data to compare how all of the suggestions turned out and see how one-size-fits-all advice actually suits individual investors. It's a lesson in evaluating funds, but also on sizing up the sources of investment recommendations.

How well do you know your Self? Each step on the spiritual path reveals deeper insight - and tools like Human Design offer powerful guidance for self-discovery, healing and alignment as we seek greater truth and purpose. This week's guests, Human Design Analysts & Teachers, Amy Lee and John Cole, share the evolution of their work, including how they integrate astrology and Human Design in a grounded, embodied way. They discuss the practical and mystical sides of the system - how it can illuminate our energetic blueprint, guide our decision-making, and even help us release conditioning that no longer serves us. Highlights: *

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors — The Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance — is back with funds that can fit the bill of giving investors confidence amid the current stock market chaos. After answering audience questions last week, he supplements those answers with three investment ideas, discussing the details of the "trifecta analysis" — covering data points on discounts, yields and net asset values — that he performs on all funds when he sizes them up.

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors — the Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance — checks in on how closed-end funds have performed since the government's tariff announcement, particularly in bond funds, where the outlook for yields has put fixed-income markets under pressure; he also discusses discount levels, strategies that closed-end fund investors might use now, and how the current situation compares in closed-end funds to the market decline around the Covid pandemic.

John Cole Scott, Chief Investment Officer at Closed-End Fund Advisors — Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance — continues The NAVigator's ongoing effort to answer audience questions, this week digging into nuts-and-bolts issues like how to find the best closed-end fund in any sector, how to judge if a fund might reduce its distribution or change its term date, and how to size up expense ratios and yields to make sure you are accurately judging costs and returns.

John Cole Scott, Chief Investment Officer at Closed-End Fund Advisors — the Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance — returns to The NAVigator in an ongoing project to answer audience questions, this week diving into the world of business-development companies. He sorts out the differences between BDCs and closed-end funds, explaining why some investors — himself included — analyze BDCs like a closed-end fund rather than a stock, but then digs into his firm's data to show what to look for to find "safe" business-development companies, and how bad things could get if a BDC encounters trouble.

Around the state, homeless shelters are struggling to stay open as demand for their services grow. Just last week, The Minnesota Star Tribune reported that Agate Housing and Services homeless shelter in Minneapolis was not planning to reopen, even after they received a $1.5 million grant from the city and an anonymous donation matching the city's contribution. Agate isn't alone in facing barriers in providing shelter for the homeless. Joining Minnesota Now to talk about the difficulties for homeless shelters to stay open and operating is Matt Traynor, the director of advocacy and interim executive director of the Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless. Also joining the program is John Cole, the executive director of Chum, a homeless shelter in Duluth.

John Cole Scott — president of Closed-End Fund Advisors and the chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance — revisits the forecasts he made for the closed-end fund business a year ago and to grade himself as a soothsayer. Having made his 2025 calls for closed-end funds a week ago, he puts some weight behind his prognostications by showing that, for the second year in a row, the data that's now in the books proved most of his predictions to be correct.

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors, doesn't have a crystal ball, but he does have a mountain of data, and he digs through it to look at the stories he anticipates to be central to the closed-end fund landscape in the new year. Beyond looking at the big stories, John identifies five investments poised for breakout performances in the next 12 months.

John Cole Scott, president of Closed-End Fund Advisors and the chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, looks at how discounts have narrowed in closed-end funds amid the strong market this year, but he digs into his firm's data to find three closed-end funds and one business development company trading at attractive discounts to make them appropriate picks for year-end portfolio moves. Julia Toothacre discusses a ResumeTemplates.com, study showing that six-in 10 employees will be shopping Black Friday sales while at work today, Chuck discusses the ultimate financial gift to give your relatives this (and every year) -- so that you can get your shopping done before the shopping season even starts in earnest -- and Eric Marshall, president of Hodges Capital Management, talks small-cap investing in the Market Call.

The day after Thanksgiving is all about shopping at the biggest possible discounts, and John Cole Scott of Closed-End Fund Advisors puts a closed-end fund spin on it for the third straight year, culling through funds the way bargain shoppers look for the best deals. Scott — Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance — identifies three different closed-end funds and one business development company that, based on his firm's data, are particularly good bargains entering the holiday and tax-loss selling seasons.

I'm excited to share this unique look at Sagittarius season through the lenses of astrology, Human Design, and multiple other modalities. Enjoy! My guest is Alison Marie Dale, who I met inside Heretic Haven. Heretic Haven is an exploration of the 5th Line experience, hosted by Kelsey Rose Tortorice and Allyson Forseth. Alison is a 5/1 profile and I am a 3/5, which is how we both ended up in the same space.  I got to really be a student in this episode. Alison activated my HUGE INNER NERD, which is one of my most favorite parts of self. I had my notebook and pen out, writing down things she shared that I want to keep savoring. You might want to do the same as you listen!  If you're new to Human Design, and discovering this wisdom modality for the first time, then… you're welcome! It's a rabbit hole. BEWARE! Like astrology, I recommend a slow and patient pathway, letting the wisdom roll in however it most resonates and going deeper as the desire emerges. This world is a lifelong study so there's no rush.  To pull up your HD body graph, you will need your birth time just like in astrology. You can see yours for free here.  You can learn more about the 5th Line experience from my interview with Kelsey from last spring. This is one of my most downloaded episodes of 2024.  My HD teachers are the wonderful collaborators Amy Lee and John Cole of the Human Design Collective. Both are tremendously skilled teachers and readers. I will sing their praises until my dying days.  Click here to learn about the Gene Keys. Alison Marie Dale is an artist, ecological astrologer, human design guide and somatic facilitator based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She is also the host of the weekly forecast podcast Cycles of Time. Alison is passionate about helping people realize the potential for presence, creativity and abundance in their lives in times of personal and global transformation. Her current projects combine somatic practices (breathwork, voicework & nervous system regulation), divination practices (astrology, human design & the i'ching) and expressive arts. Her mission is to create spaces where individuals can connect with the wisdom of their bodies, exercise their creative muscles, and find deep belonging within the larger universe. Find Alison on social media at @astro.somatics & @cyclesoftimepodcast, on the interwebs at alisonmariedale.com and astrosomatics.com, and you can tune into Cycles of Time Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. +++ E M E R G E N C E  A S T R O L O G Y ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.brittenlarue.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@brittenlarue⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Order Living Astrology⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ +++ Podcast art: Angela George. Podcast music: Jonathan Koe.

PennLive's Joyce Davis, Republican analyst Jeffrey Lord, and Pennsylvania Capital-Star's John Cole discuss former President Donald Trump winning the 2024 presidental election, as well as the yet-to-be called races such as the U.S. Senate race between Dem. Bob Casey and Rep. Dave McCormick. They also discuss the ramifications for the Democratic Party in Pennsylvania.

  John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors and the Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, discusses interval funds and digs into the data on four funds that use the structure to create promising investment opportunities for investors. Plus, learn about the NAVigator Podcast's first-ever contest, in celebration of its fifth anniversary!  

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors and Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, looks ahead to the fourth quarter on today's podcast. He discusses two equity and two fixed-income funds that hit his trifecta — an analytical mix of discount, dividend, and net asset value — and that he says look particularly promising for year-end portfolio moves.  

You're welcome! Some wholesome goodness for Sam's awesome win at the CSWGO Grand Tournament in Ontario, Canada. The Canadians put on an awesome tournament and Sam took a trip across the border to go 6-0 and bring the tournament home. This episode is (almost) all about Spectre, and specifically why Hera is so strong in that list. Sam has the reps and the results and walks through his logic on why she is so consistently strong. Enjoy his regaling of the event! John Cole put me wise to some upcoming tournaments. First, there is a store champ coming up for those in the East Coast region--the Battlegrounds Store Champ in Virginia. Second, the YHP Three-Mier Tournament is happening on October 19--ZiFi Day! But if you're in the VA area and don't want to fly out to Utah, I suppose this is an adequate substitute. Third, check out the Red Mandos Draft tournament. As seems to be the case with the Red Mandos generally, something is cooking here. We love you all! Join the Slack!!!

On this Golfweek Spotlight we discussed how Van Patten is just in shambles...What happened to that place? It is sad to see...We talk a little Nationals and how excited we all are! only 4 weeks away. Some of us are going into Hilton Head in prime shape. C Flight winner Ed Vohnoutka being one of them! My man threw out a 79 today to come back from behind to take the W! Ed joined us tonight for his first time on the podcast! He tells us what it was like for him coming down the stretch. Congrats Champ flight winner Sean Morency tossing out a cool -1 day two to come from behind for the victory. We had a tight battle for a little bit in A flight between John Cole and Tom Mayone, but John held on!!! What he did not hold on to though was the trophy!!!! Smaaaash! Upstate tour staple Shannon Loveridge takes B flight down! another tour staple and one of my favorite guys out there, Adam Miller won D flight!!! It must be the new Metal Shop Lombardi!!! Congratulations to all the winners throughout the year! I really cannot thank you all enough for the continued support, it has been a ton of fun. This Golfweek Tour and Podcast combined is going to grow into some cool things in the next few years, I think some big names may be joining us for some guest appearances on tour down the road so jump on the train!!!! If anyone is interested in a Lombardi Putter, anyone on the Golfweek Am Tour gets 25% off listed price. Just let me know what you want. If you want a custom, you can also talk to me, and we can take you to the custom shop. Lombardi Golf Use "Upstate" for a hefty discount!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors and Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, discusses how investors in funds trading at premiums can use sector swapping to turbocharge their gains. He describes a process where an investor sells out of funds trading at premiums and purchases similar funds trading at discounts, locking in profits and expanding the buying power of their money. He cites examples of how making swaps — even within the same fund family — could deliver instant advantages.

John Cole Scott, president of Closed-End Fund Advisors and Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, explains how closed-end funds have responded historically to corporate actions like tender offers, liquidations, transitions to open-end funds, rights offerings, and big changes in dividend policy. He notes that understanding how those events play out gives investors a guideline on what to look for and how to act if they see those same actions in the funds they own.

What is the open throat center in Human Design? How do we work with its unique gifts and challenges in the process of deconditioning?The open / undefined throat is one of my favorite topics in Human Design. It's said that only 29% of the population has an open throat center, making it the least common out of the open centers. Unsurprisingly (and pun intended), there's a lot of misconceptions, misunderstandings, and, frankly, terrible advice about how to live with an open throat center.In this episode, I share about my process understanding, deconditioning, and ultimately befriending my undefined throat.Thank you Kelsey Rose Tortorice for the question! You can listen to my conversation with Kelsey here. She also has incredible courses to help you learn Human Design, Human Design for the Astrologically Minded and Living Your Design. I also mentioned my HD teachers, Amy Lee and John Cole of Human Design Collective whose foundational courses on Human Design I highly recommend.   If you enjoyed this podcast, consider booking a reading with me. I offer astrology, divination, and subtle alchemy sessions.I also offer a 6-month mentorship container Night Vision. Listen to & purchase my new song Friends on Bandcamp. You can also listen to it on your favorite streaming platforms.Try the incredible breathwork and meditation app Open for 30 days free using this special link. This podcast is hosted, produced, and edited by Jonathan Koe. Theme music is also composed by me! Connect with me through my newsletter, my Instagram @jonathankoeofficial, and my music. For podcast-related inquiries, email me at healingthespiritpodcast@gmail.com.

PennLive's Joyce Davis, along with Republican pundit Jeffrey Lord and Pennsylvania Capital-Star reporter John Cole speak with Admiral Joe Sestak about the latest in the Democratic National Convention and Democratic concerns over Project 2025.

Rebecca Colvin from ANU and John Cole from University of Southern Queensland and their takes on obtaining social licence for energy projects, and the lessons from King Island and CSG. Plus, news of the week.

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors and Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, provides an update on what's been happening with closed-end funds throughout the first half of 2024. He notes that discounts narrowed almost across the board, but yields increased, resulting in positive returns for most asset classes.

PennLive's Joyce Davis and Pennsylvania Capital-Star's John Cole speaks with Pa. House Speaker Joanna McClinton about the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden stepping down from the 2024 race, Kamala Harris's rapid rise to become the apparent Democratic nominee for president, and the chances that Pennsylvania could get its first Black governor. 

In late June, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled fining or jailing people for sleeping and camping in public places when there is no shelter available does not violate the Constitution.The decision gives local governments the license to criminally punish people in homeless encampments or other public spaces.A recently proposed ordinance in Duluth would make camping on city property a misdemeanor crime and Brainerd is considering a similar law.Rochester recently passed a similar ordinance, and police say it's led to more people using overflow shelter space as well as a large drop in the number of encampments.MPR News host Angela Davis and her guests discuss the recent ruling and how it could affect Minnesota.Guests:Cathy ten Broeke is the assistant commissioner and executive director of the Minnesota Interagency Council on Homelessness.Ricardo “Rico” Morales is an Indigenous person and a lifelong Minnesota resident who has struggled with housing stability for most of his life. He is an implementation consultant with the Minnesota Interagency Council on Homelessness.Daniel Fanning is vice president of strategy and policy at the Duluth Chamber of Commerce.John Cole is executive director of Chum, the largest shelter north of the Twin Cities.Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify or RSS.Use the audio player above to listen to the full conversation.    

PennLive's Joyce Davis and John Cole of the Pennsylvania Capital-Star are joined by Nathan Benefield, senior vice president at the Commonwealth Foundation, a prominent conservative think tank in the state to discuss Benefield's perspective on the 2024 election.

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors and Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, shares takeaways from a recent industry conference focused on business development companies (BDCs). He talks about how BDCs compare to private credit funds, how the market is changing, and how some money managers are using artificial intelligence to get better information on market trends that could help them pick better investments or improve timing on the trades they make.

PennLive's Joyce Davis is joined by John Cole of the Pennsylvania Capital-Star and Democrat pundit Rogette Harris to discuss the fallout of former President Donald Trump's conviction on 34 charges on the campaign. They also discuss Trump opening his first Pennsylvania office of the 2024 campaign in Philadelphia, Hunter Biden heads to trial.

John Cole Scott, President of Closed-End Fund Advisors and Chairman of the Active Investment Company Alliance, talks about the good and bad in recent industry developments. For example, Scott discusses how fund sponsors are taking steps to keep a lid on discounts, potentially reducing a fund's attractiveness to activist investors. He also highlights the trend towards managed payouts and how investors should size up distributions that might be connected more to marketing materials than to what a fund can actually deliver.

Battleground PA host Joyce Davis is joined by Jeffrey Lord and John Cole to discuss ongoing issues in the Middle East and what effect that could have on the upcoming election in Pa. Also, where does the union vote currently fall in the Keystone State?

PennLive's Joyce Davis is joined by Jeffrey Lord and guest John Cole to discuss the latest on the upcoming elections.

Kelsey Tortorice and I dive into Human Design, relating HD to our astrology practices, profiles, the 5th line (Heretic) archetype, and what it's like living so merged with the projection field. This the first time ever I've discussed Human Design on Moon to Moon, even though I have been interested for years now and actively studying it since spring 2023. It feels very exciting to bring this in right now. Kelsey is a post-capitalist astrologer, teacher, human design experiMentor, and community initiator. They are a student and teacher of the maia; seeking to understand and universalize the mechanics of reality within the context of individuality, cosmos, and consciousness as a whole. Their work facilitates upheaval; disrupting homogenized programming and re-orienting people to their differentiated truth and inherent wholeness. important links/info: IG: @kelseyrosetort Website: kelseyrosetort.com (human design & astrology workshops + waitlist for readings & "living your design" course) Podcast: the maia games podcast Heretic Haven: www.heretic-haven.com IG: @heretic.haven Heretic Haven begins April 10th, use code moontomoon55 for $55 off of enrollment!!! Click here to look up your body graph and see if you have a 5th Line profile (3/5, 5/1, 5/2 or 2/5). Mentioned here: - Our shared treasure of a friend Jonathan Koe - Our HD teachers John Cole & Amy Lee of Human Design Collective - Kelsey's episode with co-facilitator Allyson Forseth on the ReflectorLife Podcast where they dive into the course +++ Podcast music: Jonathan Koe. Podcast art: Angela George.

PennLive's Joyce Davis is joined by Republican pundit Jeffrey Lord, along with Pennsylvania Capital-Star reporter John Cole to discuss President Joe Biden's impact after his State of the Union address, the Republican party shakeup with members of former President Donald Trump's family now in charge of the RNC and more.

Don't get too comfortable thinking 2024 will be the ever so dull and predictable rematch between reigning President Joe Biden and the man he defeated in 2020, former President Donald J. Trump. That's the very clear message from political analysts Jeffrey Lord and John Cole, a reporter for PA Capital Star, on this week's Battleground PA podcast, hosted by PennLive's Joyce Davis.

11/26/23The Healthy Matters PodcastS03_E01 - Real Talk with An Emergency Medicine DoctorThere are seemingly as many careers in medicine as there are lakes in Minnesota (and we're talking well over 10,000 of those...), but many of the most intense jobs in the field are found in the Emergency Department.  It takes a certain kind of person to want to become a physician, and on another level to want to practice Emergency Medicine in a Level I Trauma Center!  Thankfully, there are doctors like this, and for our first episode of Season 3, we'll be joined by Emergency Medicine Physician and Toxicologist, Dr. John Cole to help us get a glimpse into this highest-of-stakes and stressful environment. What's life like there?  What are the biggest challenges healthcare professionals in the ED face?  And how does one cope with the stresses of such place?   Join us for a conversation addressing these questions, plus a few of Jon's most memorable cases and the debut of an all-new segment for Season 3 - Magic Wand!  Tune in!Got a question for the doc?  Or an idea for a show?  Contact us!Email - healthymatters@hcmed.orgCall - 612-873-TALK (8255)Find out more at www.healthymatters.org

WATP Karl reviews Detroit's 'Sounds Funny Radio', Jamie Foxx's new TV show, Brie Larson v. a journalist over Johnny Depp's film, fart requests, Britney Spears: The Price of Freedom, new Cameos, Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie, and Drew Crime wants better internet policing. Call 209-66-Boner to request your very own fart. A new documentary on Anna Nicole Smith has dropped on Netflix and it's full of fantastic phone calls to the love of her life: J. Howard Marshall. Drew Crime: Another mass shooting, this time in New Mexico. Drew tells the tale of a cyber-stalker who stalks smoking hot realtors. Some people are saying the perpetrator, Andy Castillo, looks like Mike Clark's long lost cousin named Miguel Clark. Drew calls for the formation of the Internet Police. Flint's John Cole grooms kids, infects people with HIV, AND has a podcast. Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams to get a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + a Bonus Gift! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee. WATP's Karl joins the show to discuss his local crime connections, review Julie Hind's favorite podcast (Sounds Funny Radio), and hit on his next WATP topic... The Jade & Andy Show. Post Malone is coming to Pine Knob. Hell yeah, man. Congratulations dude, that's amazing. Jamie Foxx already has a new show... even though he's in rehab recovering from a stroke. The Simpsons are complicit in the crimes of Scientology. TMZ Investigates: Britney Spears: The Price of Freedom dropped. Johnny Depp nets $20M for his stinky cologne. Amber Heard supporters protest evil Johnny Depp at Cannes Film Festival... that is, they protest on the internet because protests are banned there. Corey Feldman is playing Riot Fest 2023 and some people on the internet are pissed off. Corey Feldman is Katy Perry's father. Cameo is pushing the stars with new celebrities that can send you a video for money. The Tennessee Titans win the Schedule Announcement Award video. Miller Lite's latest ad campaign continues to get scrutinized. The Red Shovel Studios has mice. Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie is out on Apple TV+. It's well worth the watch. Double E and friends looking gooooood. Berkley Festival shuts down early because Berkley is extremely dangerous. Like, that could have been Marc. Ian Clifford wants more money from IBM for doing zero work. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company If you'd like to help support the show… please consider subscribing to our YouTube Page, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon). Or don't, whatever.