Podcast appearances and mentions of Jose Rivera

In this episode of Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast, Tom Wilk, the chief editor of Plant Services, talks with Jose Rivera, the CEO of the Control System Integrators Association (CSIA). In December, Jose announced he would be stepping down after a decade of dedicated leadership and strategic vision. Under Jose's guidance, the CSIA has seen significant modernization, increased resilience, and a strong financial position. We spoke with Jose when he joined the CSIA 10 years ago and it's my privilege to talk with him one more time to look back over the past 10 years, and then look ahead at next steps for both Jose and the CSIA, including the launch of the the CSIA Learning Hub.

A Public Fit Theatre Company is an award-winning ensemble theatre based in Las Vegas, Nevada.In this episode of Behind the Buzz, Producing Director Joe Kucan and Artistic Director Ann-Marie Pereth are joined by actors Amanda Guardado and Aurora Watts-Esquibel to chat about their work on Jose Rivera's References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot, APF's final mainstage production of the season. They talk about the desert, the dreamscape and the importance of representation.Quick reminder: "penultimate" means 'next to last'.Behind the Buzz is a production of A Public Fit Theatre Company. Copyright 2025, all rights reserved. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Seeing Them Live, we are thrilled to have Jose Rivera, founder, manager, and lead vocalist of the band Five Guys Named Moe. Jose shares his extraordinary journey from a budding musician to a prolific performer. He narrates how his fascination with the trumpet began in his early childhood and flourished during his time as a section leader and soloist for the United States Marine Corps. Jose describes his experiences performing before U.S. Presidents and numerous heads of state from 1972 to 1977.He shares captivating anecdotes about sharing stages with trumpet legends like Doc Severinsen and Al Hirt, and his early inspirations such as Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass, and Bill Chase. One particularly memorable story includes a chance encounter with Chase the night before he left for Marine Corps basic training, which solidified his passion for high register trumpet playing. Jose also talks about the devastating impact of the plane crash in 1974 that tragically ended the lives of several members of the band Chase, and the emotional 40-year reunion concert that followed, filled with nostalgia and respect for the members who were lost. Jose reflects on his post-Marine Corps life and the formation of Five Guys Named Moe in 1988. The band quickly gained popularity with their unique style and vibrant performances, playing at numerous gigs across the Midwest every year. Jose's attention to professionalism and the importance of band dynamics and promotions are evident as he speaks about managing the band over the years. The impact of the Moe Heads, the band's loyal fans, is also a testament to their ongoing success. Jose underscores the hard work, dedication, and strategic planning required to sustain a band's longevity in the competitive music industry. As an experienced musician, he offers valuable insights about balancing artistic integrity with crowd-pleasing performances and the reciprocal importance of venue support in promoting events. By mingling with fans and maintaining a professional band practice, Jose ensures that Five Guys Named Moe remains a staple of vibrant live music in the Midwest.BANDS: Al Hirt, Bill Chase, Blood, Sweat, and Tears, Blues Brothers, Chicago, Chase, Doc Severinsen, Five Guys Named Moe, Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass, Lovecraft, The Kind, United States Marine CorpsVENUES: CD and Me, Cousins, North and Maple, Tailgaters, Ballydoyle, Buddy Pals, Q Bar, Poplar Creek, Superdome PATREON:https://www.patreon.com/SeeingThemLivePlease help us defer the cost of producing this podcast by making a donation on Patreon.WEBSITE:https://seeingthemlive.com/Visit the Seeing Them Live website for bonus materials including the show blog, resource links for concert buffs, photos, materials related to our episodes, and our Ticket Stub Museum.INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/seeingthemlive/FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550090670708

From an abusive childhood to growing up in extreme poverty and joining a gang at just 11 years old, Jose Rivera's path could have led to devastation. Most of the people he once ran with are no longer alive—but Jose beat the odds. Now, he's dedicating his life to helping others struggling with abuse, mental health challenges and substance use disorder. Hear his powerful story, why he thinks he was able to turn his life around and his advice for others who are struggling in this episode of Grieving Out Loud.Watch Awareness, Action and Hope: Navigating the Opioid Crisis: https://emilyshope.charity/news/awareness-action-hope-navigating-the-opioid-fentanyl-crisis/Send us a textThe Emily's Hope Substance Use Prevention Curriculum has been carefully designed to address growing concerns surrounding substance use and overdose in our communities. Our curriculum focuses on age-appropriate and evidence-based content that educates children about the risks of substance use while empowering them to make healthy choices. Support the showFor more episodes and to read Angela's blog, just go to our website, emilyshope.charityWishing you faith, hope and courage! Podcast producers: Casey Wonnenberg King & Marley Miller

Get More LVWITHLOVE Content Guests: Dr. Michael Pittaro – Director of Corrections, Northampton County Jose Rivera – Community Engagement Coordinator, United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley Attorney David D. Ritter – Criminal Defense Attorney, Kitay Law Offices Reentry after incarceration is a process that affects all of us, whether we realize it or not. Did you know that 65% of people released from prison end up reoffending? Or that defendants who can't afford bail often spend 90 to 180 days behind bars before their case is even resolved? These barriers make successful reintegration nearly impossible, but there are solutions—like expanding mental health and drug courts, addressing pre-trial detention challenges, and improving job opportunities for returning citizens. In this episode of Lehigh Valley with Love, we dive deep into the realities of reentry with experts and those who have lived through the process. Our guests share their firsthand experiences and insights on what works, what doesn't, and what needs to change. Thank you to Dr. Joseph Roy for his invaluable help producing this episode! Watch Episode www.lvwithlove.com Thank you to our Partners! WDIY Lehigh Valley Health Network Wind Creek Event Center Michael Bernadyn of RE/MAX Real Estate Molly’s Irish Grille & Sports Pub Banko Beverage Company Blog: The Realities of Reentry – A Recap of the Podcast Understanding Reentry Reentry is the process by which formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society after serving their time. While release from prison might seem like the end of a sentence, for many, it marks the beginning of another battle—finding employment, securing housing, and avoiding recidivism. Jose Rivera, Community Engagement Coordinator at United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, explains how reentry was once a non-existent term. Instead, individuals were labeled “ex-cons” or “felons,” limiting their opportunities. While the language has evolved, the systemic barriers remain overwhelming for many returning citizens. The Challenges of Reentry Dr. Michael Pittaro, Director of Corrections for Northampton County, highlights the recidivism rate of nearly 65% in the U.S., emphasizing that many individuals return to the same communities where they faced prior struggles. Without intervention, they encounter the same environments, influences, and hardships that led to their incarceration. Attorney David Ritter sheds light on pre-trial detention and bail reform, explaining that individuals can spend 90 to 180 days in jail before their trial simply because they cannot afford bail. This extended detention causes job loss, housing instability, and financial hardship, making reintegration even more difficult after release. Another major obstacle is the role of parole and probation officers. Some officers serve as mentors, helping individuals access resources, while others take a more punitive approach, increasing the likelihood of reoffending. Rivera stresses that a supportive parole officer can make all the difference in successful reentry. Employment and Housing: Critical Factors in Reentry Success Securing employment after incarceration is a major challenge. Dr. Pittaro explains how background checks and job applications with felony-related questions create barriers, despite Pennsylvania's “Ban the Box” initiative. While this law prevents employers from immediately disqualifying applicants based on criminal history, employers still have access to background checks and often reject qualified applicants. Housing is another pressing issue. Many landlords deny applications from formerly incarcerated individuals, making it difficult to secure stable living conditions. Even those who find employment struggle with rising housing costs and parole restrictions that limit where they can live. David Ritter emphasizes that parole conditions often require a stable address, but without accessible housing, securing parole itself becomes an obstacle. Solutions That Are Making a Difference Despite the challenges, several initiatives in the Lehigh Valley are making strides toward improving reentry outcomes: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): A tool used in reentry programs to help individuals recognize and change negative thought patterns. The Reentry Coalition: A network of organizations collaborating to support individuals reentering society. Specialty Courts (Drug Court & Mental Health Court): Programs aimed at rehabilitation rather than incarceration, diverting nonviolent offenders toward treatment-based solutions. One-Stop Reentry Centers: Efforts are underway to establish centralized locations where individuals can access job training, mental health services, housing assistance, and legal aid in one place. While these programs are promising, expanding housing access, providing employer incentives, and improving parole officer training remain key priorities in reducing recidivism. Final Thoughts Reentry is not just about the individual—it's a community issue. When individuals successfully reintegrate, crime rates decrease, families remain intact, and communities grow stronger. However, employment barriers, housing restrictions, and punitive parole policies must be addressed to create long-term success. This episode of Lehigh Valley with Love underscores the need for policy changes, stronger community support, and a shift in public perception—from punishment to rehabilitation.

Narrated by Luis Guzmán, Sound Influence: The Art and Soul of Puerto Rico pairs stories from some of the Island's most exciting musicians, including Los Rivera Destino, Pachyman, and Andrea Cruz, with major artists outside of music, such as Hollywood film director Miguel Arteta, Oscar-nominated screenwriter Jose Rivera, author Jaquira Diaz, and legendary EGOT Rita Moreno. Listeners will get to know Puerto Rico's incredible towns, cities, beaches, rainforests, mountains, bars, and dance clubs that not only shaped their work but ultimately influenced global culture. Sound Influence: The Art and Soul of Puerto Rico is a production of Talkhouse and Atlas Obscura, presented by Discover Puerto Rico. Tap here to subscribe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Narrated by Luis Guzmán, Sound Influence: The Art and Soul of Puerto Rico pairs stories from some of the Island's most exciting musicians, including Los Rivera Destino, Pachyman, and Andrea Cruz, with major artists outside of music, such as Hollywood film director Miguel Arteta, Oscar-nominated screenwriter Jose Rivera, author Jaquira Diaz, and legendary EGOT Rita Moreno. Listeners will get to know Puerto Rico's incredible towns, cities, beaches, rainforests, mountains, bars, and dance clubs that not only shaped their work but ultimately influenced global culture. Sound Influence: The Art and Soul of Puerto Rico is a production of Talkhouse and Atlas Obscura, presented by Discover Puerto Rico. Tap here to subscribe.

Narrated by Luis Guzmán, Sound Influence: The Art and Soul of Puerto Rico pairs stories from some of the Island's most exciting musicians, including Los Rivera Destino, Pachyman, and Andrea Cruz, with major artists outside of music, such as Hollywood film director Miguel Arteta, Oscar-nominated screenwriter Jose Rivera, author Jaquira Diaz, and legendary EGOT Rita Moreno. Listeners will get to know Puerto Rico's incredible towns, cities, beaches, rainforests, mountains, bars, and dance clubs that not only shaped their work but ultimately influenced global culture. Sound Influence: The Art and Soul of Puerto Rico is a production of Talkhouse and Atlas Obscura, presented by Discover Puerto Rico. Tap here to subscribe.

Michi Barall is a New York City-based actor, playwright and academic. As an actor, Michi has appeared in new plays by Julia Cho, Philip Kan Gotanda, A.R. Gurney, John Guare, Naomi Iizuka, Han Ong, Jose Rivera, Paul Rudnick, Charles Mee, Sarah Schulman, Anna Deavere Smith, Diana Son, Lloyd Suh, Regina Taylor, Doug Wright and Chay…

Michi Barall is a New York City-based actor, playwright and academic. As an actor, Michi has appeared in new plays by Julia Cho, Philip Kan Gotanda, A.R. Gurney, John Guare, Naomi Iizuka, Han Ong, Jose Rivera, Paul Rudnick, Charles Mee, Sarah Schulman, Anna Deavere Smith, Diana Son, Lloyd Suh, Regina Taylor, Doug Wright and Chay…

Send us a textIf you would like to support the podcast, JOIN our Patreon page.https://www.patreon.com/RiffsnRhythmsPodcast.In this episode, the hosts dive into casual conversations about bourbon, the origin of the podcast, and music reviews. They discuss various bourbon brands, including Noxx & Dunn and Florida rum, detailing their aging processes and flavors. The podcast's name, "Riffs and Rhythms," is shared as a playful decision made by Paul during a Las Vegas trip, and they reflect on how the show started from a simple idea into a full-fledged project.Jose Rivera shares insights into his music career, particularly the meaning behind his song "Kamar," which emphasizes the importance of taking action in life. The guys also review a track by Shy Blossom, a Florida-based band, appreciating their polished production and noting influences from Evanescence and Queensrÿche. They explore broader themes of overcoming fear, failure, and the paralysis that holds people back from success.Looking ahead, Paul and Kevin are excited for upcoming events, including the Riffs & Rhythms Music Festival, scheduled for November 23rd, featuring a lineup of Florida original bands. Jose Rivera also promotes his next show at Frasier Creek Brewery in Stuart on September 28th. The episode ends with light-hearted banter and personal stories from their time in the music industry.SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for weekly content.FOLLOW us for daily content on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. @riffsnrhythmsVisit our websites and friends:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2BvkTUfaxnVnv6SDCUFDDW?si=dd8a234fc5624752/https://riffsnrhythms.com/https://www.kevinmcloughlinband.com/https://www.drumsandrums.com/https://www.jamsncocktails.com/Check out Jose's music and socials:https://www.instagram.com/jjriveramusic/https://music.apple.com/us/artist/j-j-rivera/1379849849https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJnDdbaNNKYzjjYh9MzsqWwhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/48vETrTt4tWbTamET1BniW?si=WQS9cZsxTYq7W7SUCo1xTASupport the show

Send us a textIf you would like to support the podcast, JOIN our Patreon page.https://www.patreon.com/RiffsnRhythmsPodcast.The podcast episode features a group of friends and musicians discussing their shared experiences in the music industry, both past and present. They touch on topics such as performing in various venues, changes in the local music scene, and the challenges of balancing a music career with personal responsibilities. A recurring theme is the camaraderie among musicians and the way the community supports each other, especially as they transition between band performances and solo gigs.A key guest, Jose Rivera, a local musician, reflects on his journey, from moving to Florida in the early 2000s to collaborating with others in the music scene. He shares his experiences with his band "Fresh Catch" and his eventual move into solo acoustic performances. The episode highlights the difficulties of maintaining a music career alongside other life obligations but also emphasizes the joy and satisfaction of performing. Rivera also shares a humorous tale from the road, involving an out-of-control car ride after a gig.In addition to the conversation about music, the podcast includes lighthearted discussions about rum, local festivals, and future travel plans for the show, with mentions of Costa Rica and the Florida Keys. The episode ends with a teaser for upcoming events, including music festivals and other performances, showing the group's excitement for future collaborations and continued engagement with their audience.SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for weekly content.FOLLOW us for daily content on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. @riffsnrhythmsVisit our websites and friends:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2BvkTUfaxnVnv6SDCUFDDW?si=dd8a234fc5624752/https://riffsnrhythms.com/https://www.kevinmcloughlinband.com/https://www.drumsandrums.com/https://www.jamsncocktails.com/Check out Jose's music and socials:https://www.instagram.com/jjriveramusic/https://music.apple.com/us/artist/j-j-rivera/1379849849https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJnDdbaNNKYzjjYh9MzsqWwhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/48vETrTt4tWbTamET1BniW?si=WQS9cZsxTYq7W7SUCo1xTASupport the show

Take care of your life in God by Pastor Jose Rivera

Cuidar tu Vida en Dios por Pastor Jose Rivera

The Battle Of Faith by Pastor Jose Rivera

La Batalla de la FE por Pastor Jose Rivera

While there are several reasons for the rate hikes, one important reason is the soaring amount of vandalism and theft befalling car owners — and much of the auto crime is being driven by President Joe Biden's migrants. The New York Post, for example, reported that two migrants, one of whom was armed with a fully automatic firearm, stole a policeman's car in New York City. The paper noted that police think the two are Venezuelan migrants. Both were arrested, and police identified them as Jomar Crespo, 21, and Jose Rivera, 20, both of whom lived in Waterbury, Connecticut. However, authorities believe the suspects gave fake names, the sources said. Pressures like these have caused auto insurance rates to rise 21 percent from February 2023 to February 2024, CNN reported in March.

A Life Under Construction by Pastor Jose Rivera

Una Vida En Construcción por Pastor Jose Rivera

The Battle in God by Pastor Jose Rivera

La Batalla en Dios por Pastor Jose Rivera

God's Commandments by Pastor Jose Rivera

The Commandments of God by Pastor Jose Rivera

Los Mandamientos de Dios por Pastor Jose Rivera

Jose Rivera v. Merrick Garland

Building Between Wind and Tide by Pastor Jose Rivera

Construyendo Entre Viento Y Marea por Pastor Jose Rivera

On the Way of Tea, the practice of service, the meaning of presence and the medicine of silence. (1:46) – Tea, presence, and mindfulness. (5:48) – Tea, meditation, and prison reform. (11:52) – Buddhist chaplaincy training and tea practices. (16:26) – Acting, producing, and healing. (22:37) – Meditation, mindfulness, and Zen Buddhism. (32:14) – Music, prison reform, and personal growth. Mia Maestro most recently wrapped Oscar-nominee Jose Rivera's Castro's Daughter, directed by Miguel Bardem. She appears in the Apple+ Scott Z. Burns' climate change anthology Extrapolations starring opposite Ed Norton. Mia is a citizen of the world, traveling, surfing, scuba diving, and warming her spirit through the practice of Cha Dao, The Way of Tea. She's passionate about prison reform and serves tea to the incarcerated through Healing Dialogue and Action in the state of California. https://miamaestro.com

Salvation by Pastor Jose Rivera

La Salvación por Pastor Jose Rivera

The Tabernacle - Holy of Holies by Pastor Jose Rivera

The Tabernacle - The Golden Lampstand by Pastor Jose Rivera

The Armor Of God by Pastor Jose Rivera

The Tabernacle: Lesson 4 Holy of Holies by Pastor Jose Rivera

The Tabernacle - The Altar of Incense - Lesson 5 by Pastor Jose Rivera

The Tabernacle: Lesson 3 by Pastor Jose Rivera

The Tabernacle The Outer Courts Part 2 Lesson 3 by Pastor Jose Rivera

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The Tabernacle: Lesson 2 by Pastor Jose Rivera

The Tabernacle: Lesson 1 by Pastor Jose Rivera

Our Walk by Pastor Jose Rivera

District 5 Worcester City Council Candidate Jose Rivera talks Single-Family Zoning & More Photo: Rick Cinclair/Worcester Telegram

Psalm 51 by Pastor Jose Rivera

District 5 City Council Candidate Jose Rivera pushes for eminent domain to be considered for the former Big D property on Mill Street, a property that has plagued that area of Worcester as a blighted eyesore for decades. Photo credit to Rick Cinclair/Worcester Telegram

Topic Thunder is back! The game show podcast where we see how far will someone go to answer the most intimate question...Here are the rules: I ask two contestants 25 questions on various topics. Some of those questions/topics are going to be lighthearted, some personal, and some that are going to be Risqué to say the least.  If you do not want answer a question just use one of your passes. You get 3 per game. The winner is determined by whoever makes it through 25 questions with the least amount of passes. If you use all of your passes and pass on a third question, you're eliminated. If there is a tie (in terms of passes used) after 25 questions, there will be extra questions asked. We will go back and forth until someone does not answer a question, passes, or says I don't know and the other contestant answers that question. I don't know is not an answer and that counts as a pass.  You have 30 seconds to answer a question and if you do not, that is a pass. You also can not repeat an answer of another contestant. Topic Thunder II is Jeterman1 vs Jose Rivera. Who will make it to the end and prove how honest you can be...It is another great episode that can be found on all Podcasting Platforms and YouTube! (7:08)Check out this episode and more content from the Productive Conversations Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, Google Podcasts, Audible, Amazon Music, Audacy, Pandora, iHeartRadio, Listen Notes, and where all podcasting platforms can be discovered. As well as our YouTube Page! Links Below….LinkTree https://linktr.ee/productiveconversationsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/mbrown3212Follow us on Instagram@ProductiveConversationsPodcast@MattBrown300Follow us on Twitter@ProdConvoPod@Mattbrown31Follow us on TikTok@productiveconversationsBest way to contact our host is by emailing him at productiveconversationspodcast@gmail.comTo Find Our Show on Various Podcasting Platforms And YouTube, click on the following links below!Apple PodcastSpotifyYouTubeGoogle PodcastsTuneIn PodcastsStitcher PodcastsPandoraAudacy Amazon MusicAudibleiHeartRadio:PocketCastBullhornPodcast Addict

Municipalities are faced with many challenges as they plan for the future of their water, wastewater facilities. Aging infrastructure, technology advancements, data management, cybersecurity, and automation is a small list of concerns facing operators.In this panel discussion we feature the future of water wastewater from the perspective of industry leadership, integrators, and manufacturers.Topics include sustainability, future-proofing, implementing holistic solutions, and what makes a job successful.Our guests on this panel discussion: Steve March, U.S. Ecosystem Sales Leader for Schneider Electric Jose Rivera, CEO of the Control System Integrators Association (CSIA) Thank you for listening and please take a moment to subscribe, rate, and review our show on your favorite app.To get a hold of us here at Keepin' The Lights On, please email: podcast@graybar.comTo reach Steve on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-march-9b148a8/ To reach Jose on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseriveraw/

Josh Liveright is a writer, director, and producer. In 1991 he co-founded Zena Group, a not-for-profit theater and film collective based in New York City. As Zena Group's artistic director Josh produced New York premieres of plays by Mark O'Donnell, Jose Rivera, Neena Beber, Steven Dietz, among many others. As a filmmaker, Josh has produced several short films including Let Go, nominated for best short at the 1997 Hamptons International Film Festival and the US Comedy Arts Film Festival, American Falls, Matt Higgins: The Improvisor, and the three “What if?” Shorts. In addition to his own work, he curates performing arts space at Buunni Coffee in Inwood.

Erin Castro is being sued by Jose Rivera saying Castro obtained the ticket after it was stolen by someone named Reggie. The whole story is very confusing.

Hour 1 - The Alex Murdaugh trial continues today and BJ is obsessed. Edwin Castro is being sued by Jose Rivera saying Castro obtained the ticket after it was stolen by someone named Reggie. The whole story is very confusing. A  female pro golfer is getting backlash for posting videos golf fans say sexualize female golf. Selena Gomez has announced she won't be using social media for the time being. 

THIS EPISODE WILL FLOAT YOUR BOAT The Alex Murdaugh trial continues today and BJ is obsessed. Edwin Castro is being sued by Jose Rivera saying Castro obtained the ticket after it was stolen by someone named Reggie. The whole story is very confusing. A  female pro golfer is getting backlash for posting videos golf fans say sexualize female golf. Selena Gomez has announced she won't be using social media for the time being. An Air fryer is being recalled for starting fires. Jamie is super excited for Drive to Survive's newest season that premiers today! An 85 year old woman was attacked by an alligator in Florida and Jamie thinks BJ isn't being empathetic enough. We watch the Alex Murdaugh Trial live! Do you think artist should be able to use their platform to promote their political views or should they keep their views to themselves?