Podcast appearances and mentions of john leopold

The Deadcast cruises down the eastern seaboard, including stops in Hartford, Hampton, Philadelphia, and Landover, featuring touring tips, another police chase, & a visit to the White House.Guests: David Lemieux, Sam Cutler, Dennis Alpert, Tyler Roy-Hart, David Leopold, John Leopold, Rebecca Adams, Brian Schiff, Gary Lambert, Chris Goodspace, Winslow Colwell, Scott Jones, Chad EylerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Neenah Rockets jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the 1st inning and hung on to defeat Kaukauna 6-4 Tuesday afternoon in Neenah. Shane Sparks and John Leopold had the call.

Pack the Microbus & hit the road with the Dead in ‘83, hang out with the deep scene of Dead Head graffiti writers & frisbee players in Central Park, & get back to Madison Square Garden for two shows with two room-shaking bustouts.Guests: David Lemieux, John Meyer, Helen Meyer, Dan English, Alan Trist, John Scher, Eric Schwartz, John Leopold, Charlie Miller, Jim Wise, Bob Minkin, Lee Greenfeld, Johnny Dwork, Eric Pooley, Rich Farrell, Larry Price, Dean Heiser, Mary Eisenhart, Corry Arnold, Elijah Funk, Alix Ross, Mark RodriguezSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Deadcast examines how the Grateful Dead remained a center of innovation in 1982, exploring their new sound system with John & Helen Meyer of Meyer Sound, an audacious plan to sell live tapes, the DIY zine scene, one future hit, & two sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden.Guests: Alan Trist, John Meyer, Helen Meyer, Dan English, Bob Minkin, Charlie Miller, Jim Wise, Eric Schwartz, Chris Goodspace, John Leopold, Johnny Dwork, Shaugn O'Donnell, Jeff Pincus, Marty Meyer, David Lemieux, J. Christian GreerSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Before we begin the latest installment in our series of Conversations with the Candidates: 2022,a word about the redistricting plan created by the Maryland General Assembly: it ain't happening, at least for now. On Friday, Judge Lynn A. Battaglia ruled in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court that the map for new Congressional districts submitted by the Democratic-controlled legislature is unconstitutional and “a product of extreme partisan gerrymandering.” She ordered the General Assembly to redraw maps by Wednesday. The legislature, which was represented by The Maryland Attorney General's office, may appeal the ruling. This is the first time a court has found a congressional map in violation of the state constitution. Minutes after the ruling was announced, Gov. Larry Hogan called on the General Assembly to pass the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission maps. That's the commission the Governor appointed. WYPR's Joel McCord is following this story, and he'll keep us up to speed as it develops. Tom's guest today doesn't have to worry about congressional or state legislative district maps, at least for the time being, because she is running statewide. Laura Neuman joins us for the hour.  A former Republican, she is one of 10 candidates in the Democratic primary for Maryland Governor. In 2013, while serving as the CEO of the Howard County Economic Development Authority, she was appointed Anne Arundel County Executive when John Leopold resigned after a misconduct scandal. She held that position for almost two years. She was unsuccessful in her bid for a full term. Before she entered politics, Laura Neuman was a successful tech entrepreneur. She received an MBA from Loyola University Maryland. She was accepted into that program with a GED, and having never attended college. She is also a graduate of the Executive Program at Stanford Business School. She is a venture capitalist and an executive in residence at the University of MD College Park, an advisor to a management firm based in Pittsburgh, and she serves on several boards and commissions. Laura Neuman is 57 years old. She is the mother of two teenage daughters. She lives in Baltimore. We welcome your comments and questions for the candidate. Call us at 410.662.8780, email us at midday@wypr.org or Tweet us @MiddayWYPR Laura Newman joins us on Zoom from Annapolis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you’re a voter in Live Oak, Pleasure Point, Soquel, western Capitola or the Santa Cruz Mountains north of Soquel, you’ll vote on the District 1 Santa Cruz County supervisors race. But even if you don’t live in the district, this race still matters to you. The decisions of the board of supervisors affect the entire county. We press incumbent John Leopold and challenger Manu Koenig on the priorities we heard from District 1 residents. A map of Santa Cruz County's District 1: https://beta.documentcloud.org/documents/7016018-Supervisorial-District-1 Read the transcript: santacruzlocal.org Read Santa Cruz Local's elections guide: santacruzlocal.org/elections/ Register for Santa Cruz Local’s upcoming candidate forums: santacruzlocal.org/events/ Support Santa Cruz Local’s journalism with a membership: santacruzlocal.org/membership/ Subscribe to Santa Cruz Local’s free email newsletter: santacruzlocal.org/free-newsletter-local-news/

In the latest episode, David talks with serial entrepreneur Sid John Leopold about the environmental impact of blockchain technology and what it means for the future of money.“Currencies are just a tool that we use to trade,” explains Sid. “We're going to use 'money 2.0' if it works better. The environment is the factor that affects us all. We don't want those tools to…drastically make our lives worse off in the future."

Many local issues discussed during this difficult time….thank you John for coming on the show.

Find John:www.friendsofjohnleopold.comAbout John:John Leopold is a Santa Cruz County Supervisor, representing the 1st District which includes Live Oak, Soquel, Santa Cruz Gardens, and the Summit area.  He has served for 12 years and helped found Smart On Crime Santa Cruz County, World Surfing Reserve Stewardship Council, and the Live Oak Cradle To Career Initiative.  John has been instrumental in the construction of the Boys & Girls Club in Live Oak and Chanticleer Park, the County's first park accessible to all children.  He led the Board of Supervisors in becoming the first county to ban fracking in the state drafted the County's Vacation Rental limits, and led the effort to purchase the rail corridor for trail and transit in the future.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/speakforchange/supportSupport the show (Http://Www.patreon.com/speakforchangepodcast)

Despite a concerted effort to stop the recall of Santa Cruz City Council members Chris Krohn and Drew Glover, the pair seemed to be ousted from the council in Tuesday's election, according to unofficial results from the county. The results (which have all precincts reporting but do not include many vote-by-mail and same-day registration ballots) show that Krohn and Glover will be replaced by 87-year-old former mayor Katherine Beiers and elementary school educator Renee Golder. In the Santa Cruz County Supervisor District 1 race, incumbent John Leopold will face a November runoff against challenger Manu Koenig. Santa Cruz Local hosts Kara Meyberg Guzman and Stephen Baxter talk about these and more county election results.

Our work on the People's Agenda continues. Candidates for the District 1 supervisor race discuss plans for homelessness, the rail corridor, traffic, housing and jobs. We hear from incumbent John Leopold and challengers Manu Koenig, Mark Esquibel and Benjamin Cogan. If you’re a voter in Live Oak, Pleasure Point, Soquel, western Capitola or the Santa Cruz Mountains north of Soquel, you’ll vote on this race. But even if you don't live in the district, this race still matters to you. The decisions of the board of supervisors affect the entire county. Read the full transcript at www.santacruzlocal.org .

I månadens bonusintervju träffar investerarna Karl-Mikael Syding och Anna Svahn serieentreprenören Sid John Leopold för att prata om bolagsbyggande.   Leopolds företag har både spårat terrorister med Homeland Security i USA och sålt proteinshakes till kvinnor. En stor del av samtalet ägnas åt kryptoindexleverantören Vinter Capital som nyligen genomfört en finansieringsrunda, där Syding & Svahns investmentbolag Cyg Cap var en av investerarna.   Diskussionen rör allt från utmaningarna med att resa kapital till möjligheter som öppnas av reglering och lärdomar från volymdating på Tinder. Hur värderar man kryptovalutor som Bitcoin och EOS? Vilka likheter och skillnader gentemot fiatvalutor och guld är relevanta respektive ovidkommande? Varför jämför Syding Bitcoin med krokodilkött?  1:00 Hur Sir Leopold, aka Sid “Vicious”, byggde Fitnessguru, Health AI, samt sålde terroristtrackingteknik till amerikanska Homeland 6:30 Hur man gör det praktiska fotarbetet för att bygga ett bolag? 13:20 Kryptoindexföretaget Vinter Capital och hur Anna och Leopold möttes 16:15 Reglering skapar möjligheter för Vinter Capital 25:00 Så föddes idén om Vinter Capital 34:00 Fiat mot krypto och guld, hur värderas Bitcoin 40:00 Krypto smakar krokodil, inte kyckling 45:00 Vad vinner investerare på Vinter Capitals index? 47:40 Lärdomar från Tinder-dating om att resa kapital

I månadens bonusintervju träffar investerarna Karl-Mikael Syding och Anna Svahn serieentreprenören Sid John Leopold för att prata om bolagsbyggande. Leopolds företag har både spårat terrorister med Homeland Security i USA och sålt proteinshakes till kvinnor. En stor del av samtalet ägnas åt kryptoindexleverantören Vinter Capital som nyligen genomfört en finansieringsrunda, där Syding & Svahns investmentbolag Cyg Cap var en av investerarna. Diskussionen rör allt från utmaningarna med att resa kapital till möjligheter som öppnas av reglering och lärdomar från volymdating på Tinder. Hur värderar man kryptovalutor som Bitcoin och EOS? Vilka likheter och skillnader gentemot fiatvalutor och guld är relevanta respektive ovidkommande? Varför jämför Syding Bitcoin med krokodilkött? 1:00 Hur Sir Leopold, aka Sid “Vicious”, byggde Fitnessguru, Health AI, samt sålde terroristtrackingteknik till amerikanska Homeland 6:30 Hur man gör det praktiska fotarbetet för att bygga ett bolag? 13:20 Kryptoindexföretaget Vinter Capital och hur Anna och Leopold möttes 16:15 Reglering skapar möjligheter för Vinter Capital 25:00 Så föddes idén om Vinter Capital 34:00 Fiat mot krypto och guld, hur värderas Bitcoin 40:00 Krypto smakar krokodil, inte kyckling 45:00 Vad vinner investerare på Vinter Capitals index? 47:40 Lärdomar från Tinder-dating om att resa kapital

A tribute to Chango, with a Proclamation from John Leopold, District Supervisor of the County of Santa Cruz along with Surfer’s Ear Specialist Dr. Doug Hetzler.

Welcome to our 2018 primary election coverage. There were too many races and too many candidates (a good thing) that we could not cover them all. So we picked and chose specific races that seemed very interesting for various reasons.   In this episode, the candidate has up to 10 minutes to explain why they should earn the vote. We asked the question and then shut up. The call is yours. Make your best choice, but PLEASE VOTE! Early Voting is from June 14 to 21 and the primary election is on June 26th.   List of Early Voting Locations Find My Polling Place LINK TO CANDIDATE'S SITE: http://www.johnleopold.com/ NOTE: We are now on Spotify!  Check it out! And hey, check out the Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief!  Ten minutes every day at noon (soon to be 7am) will bring you up to speed on all the LOCAL issues, sports, weather, events and opinions in Annapolis and  Anne Arundel County.  Here's your link... http://bit.ly/EOA-DNB WHERE TO FIND US You can find us on pretty much any podcatcher or place where you listen to your podcasts. But here are the biggies: Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes) Google Play Stitcher Radio iHeartRADIO tunein YouTube or you can catch all the old episodes right on our site at The Maryland Crabs! And while there, please take a moment to give us a 5-Star Rating and some constructive criticism. It really helps getting the word out about the podcast! Wanna touch base? Got a suggestion? Criticism? Want to be a guest? Have an idea for a guest? Be a co-host? …send us an email at info@themarylandcrabs.com You can also  hit us up on Twitter at @MDCrabsPodcast. We have no lives, so hearing from listeners really makes our day. If you want to find us, click on the links below: Facebook Page - The Maryland Crabs (Page) Facebook Group - The Maryland Crabs (Group) Twitter – @MDCrabsPodcast Email - info@themarylandcrabs.com Website - www.themarylandcrabs.com Personally, on Twitter, find Tim at @thetimbo47 and John at @eyeonannapolis

Former Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold resigned his office after being convicted of misconduct in office after a torrid trial replete with accusations of infidelity and sexual trysts in parking lots.  In his first interview since leaving office, Leopold opens up and lays it all out. His history, his accomplishments, his mistakes, and his future. We talk about his time in office and how he hopes to regain the voter's trust as a Delegate in District 31-B.  And of course we talk about the trial and his conviction. We discuss the testimony, his medical records, and how his very own lawyer (who was also the General Counsel for the Maryland Democratic Party) threw him under the bus. During this hour, he is contrite (and it seems very honest), and has a genuine desire to serve as an elected representative again. No easy task for politician convicted of misconduct. After hearing this, I think many will consider pressing the re-set button on John Leopold and taking another look at him in a light that is significantly different than what you may have known before. Here is a link to a PDF of the documents discussed in this episode!   NOTE: We are now on Spotify!  Check it out! And hey, check out the Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief!  Ten minutes every day at noon (soon to be 7am) will bring you up to speed on all the LOCAL issues, sports, weather, events and opinions in Annapolis and  Anne Arundel County.  Here's your link... http://bit.ly/EOA-DNB WHERE TO FIND US You can find us on pretty much any podcatcher or place where you listen to your podcasts. But here are the biggies: Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes) Google Play Stitcher Radio iHeartRADIO tunein YouTube or you can catch all the old episodes right on our site at The Maryland Crabs! And while there, please take a moment to give us a 5-Star Rating and some constructive criticism. It really helps getting the word out about the podcast! Wanna touch base? Got a suggestion? Criticism? Want to be a guest? Have an idea for a guest? Be a co-host? …send us an email at info@themarylandcrabs.com You can also  hit us up on Twitter at @MDCrabsPodcast. We have no lives, so hearing from listeners really makes our day. If you want to find us, click on the links below: Facebook Page - The Maryland Crabs (Page) Facebook Group - The Maryland Crabs (Group) Twitter – @MDCrabsPodcast Email - info@themarylandcrabs.com Website - www.themarylandcrabs.com Personally, on Twitter, find Tim at @thetimbo47 and John at @eyeonannapolis

John Leopold was a tailor in Augsburg, Germany during the sixteenth century. He responded to the gospel message of the Anabaptist church, a movement coming out of the Protestant Reformation with a bold stance for adult baptism.

The Merry Pranksters come to Santa Cruz to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first Acid Test. George Walker, Mountain Girl and Ken Babbs join John Leopold on stage at Don Quixote's in Felton for this once-in-a-lifetime counter-cultural event!

The Merry Pranksters come to Santa Cruz to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first Acid Test. George Walker, Mountain Girl and Ken Babbs join John Leopold on stage at Don Quixote's in Felton for this once-in-a-lifetime counter-cultural event!