Podcasts about Kanter

This week on the SWAJ Weekly Roundup, Brad and Dan dig into Lance Wallnau's baseless claim that Texas gubernatorial candidate James Talarico is secretly linked to Al-Qaeda, unpacking how this fits a broader Christian nationalist strategy of tying Democrats to Islamist and Marxist "infiltrators" — even as polling shows Talarico outperforming Trump's 2024 numbers in his district. They also break down Enes Kanter Freedom's confrontational stunt at a WNBA game, arguing that anti-trans activism functions as a form of misogyny aimed at enforcing patriarchal norms on women's spaces. The episode closes with a look at a Florida grand jury finding that the DeSantis administration misappropriated $10 million meant for children's Medicaid to fight a marijuana legalization ballot measure — a story Brad and Dan frame as part of a broader erosion of political accountability.

In episode 2115, Jack and Miles are joined by comedian and co-host of The Bechdel Cast, Caitlin Durante, to discuss… Whiny Ass Flock CEO Says We Need To COMPROMISE, Tech Industry Claiming Our Anti-AI Backlash Is A Chinese Psyop, WNBA Outrage Op Confirmed and more! Whiny Ass Flock CEO Says We Need To COMPROMISE Yikes — SULLIVAN COUNTY COMMISSIONER JOE CARR (R): "Quite frankly I don’t think we can Make America Great Again without hanging your CEO (Garrett Langley) publicly for treason.” Tech tries a new message: You'd love data centers if China wasn't making you hate data centers The theory taking the rich by storm: China funds data center haters Trump-Aligned America First Policy Institute Backing Ex-NBA Player Tossed from WNBA Game Christian Artist Explains Dramatic Painting of Jesus With a Heroin Addict LISTEN: Jolene (33rpm slowed down digital version) by Dolly PartonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We got BEEF! Today Van and Rachel talk about Trump's beef with American cattle ranchers. Then they get into the latest developments in the Karmelo Anthony trial, and Target is under fire for a racist costume. Plus, right-winger Jake Lang becomes Spider-Man's latest target, and Van and Rachel talk about the not-so-secret (anymore) meeting between potential House majority leader Hakeem Jeffries and Jared Kushner. Plus, AI royalty King Willonius joins us in studio to chat about AI and "BBL Drizzy."(00:00) Welcome to Higher Learning(01:05) Kanter kicked out(04:56) Where's the beef?(20:39) The latest in the Karmelo Anthony case(45:26) Target in hot water … again(52:54) Spider-Man fights for the people(01:04:16) Hakeem Jeffries secretly meets with Jared Kushner(01:125:07) King Willonius in studio(02:07:35) Van is for law and orderHosts: Van Lathan and Rachel LindsayGuest: King WilloniusProducers: Marco Escalante and Jade WhaleySocial Producer: Bernard MooreVideo Supervision: Chris Thomas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Former NBA player Royce White joins Dan to sound off on the viral WNBA controversy following Enes Kanter Freedom's ejection from the Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky game. Having declared himself eligible for the 2027 WNBA Draft to expose gender ideology in the WNBA, White calls out the league's hypocrisy while addressing Natasha Cloud's sideline confrontation and Kanter's defense of Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham. Subscribe to Don't @ Me for daily videos and shorts: https://tr.ee/M6w2km Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom was ejected from last night’s WNBA game in Chicago.He was sitting courtside wearing a shirt that said: “WOMAN. Noun. Adult human female.”After Chicago’s Natasha Cloud scored, she walked over, yelled and pointed at him. Security stepped in and removed Kanter from the arena.He later posted: “I just got kicked out of a WNBA game for supporting WOMEN!”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big O is Rooting for Kanter in the WNBA 8-10-2026

This episode is presented by Create A Video – Leaders of the WNBA announced they will need a few more months to fully investigate what a woman is. The meeting was already scheduled before two former NBA players announced they would enter the women's league draft, in a test of whether the WNBA actually lives by its professed belief that "trans women are women." It will be hilarious to see how they define "trans woman" without defining "woman."Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-pete-kaliner-show--6946691/support.Subscribe to the podcast My preferred podcast platform: SpreakerAll the links to Pete's Prep are free!Get exclusive content here!Media Bias Check: GroundNews promo code!Advertising and Booking inquiries: Pete@ThePeteKalinerShow.com  

Libservative: WNBA Draft Trolls, Comedians Dump Trump, and Mark Levin Wants Your Burrito Draft Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh host Libservative and riff through several topics: they discuss “culture wars” and a WNBA controversy after Sophie Cunningham says the league is a space for women, prompting backlash and a troll response from Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White announcing intentions to enter the WNBA draft to expose the league's trans-athlete policies. They talk about comedians who once supported Trump now turning on him and argue society punishes people for changing their minds or apologizing. They mock a Joe Rogan clip debating communism while contrasting wealth creation and redistribution. The show pivots to an Iran war update, claiming U.S. munitions are low and Iran's negotiating demands have worsened, debating incentives for Iran not to pursue nukes. They cover DSA momentum and Hasan Piker's influence, then close with a rant mocking Mark Levin's complaints about young people, gas prices, and a draft. 00:00 Welcome to Libservative 00:53 Culture Wars Return 01:38 Comedians Flip on Trump 03:00 Cancel Culture and Apologies 05:20 Corporate Pride Backlash 10:23 Rogan Clip on Communism 11:37 Wealth Creation vs Redistribution 16:10 WNBA Trans Debate Begins 17:32 Kanter and Royce White Troll Draft 24:06 Royce White Announcement Clip 33:13 CNN Reacts to the Stunt 34:55 Why WNBA Gets Attention 40:54 Caitlin Clark Stays Neutral 44:25 Iran War Update and Low Munitions 46:12 Iran Sets Terms 48:09 Modern Warfare Reality 51:38 Why Iran Wants Nukes 55:14 DSA Surge Backlash 57:30 Hasan Piker Left Trump 01:04:19 Libertarians vs Left 01:06:43 Upcoming Ferguson Chat 01:07:56 Tyler Robinson Filing 01:10:50 Candace vs Wilson Hype 01:13:28 Mark Levin Meltdown 01:17:49 Boomer Entitlement Debate 01:28:44 Media Division Machine 01:35:27 Wrap Up And Plugs  

The NBA offseason has officially gone off the rails.

Dolphins Dead Money is NO BIG DEAL, Bitcoin News and Notes, The WNBA Continues it's racist ways, Not the year to overachieve for Dolphins, Miami Heat Fans should be SCARED, Big O Rooting for Kanter in the WNBA, Mario has one stage left to accomplish, InterMiamiCF on the brink of dumping a burden, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment, Today in Music History, Shanahan misleading information about his accident and MORE! 8-10-2026

Dolphins Dead Money is NO BIG DEAL, Bitcoin News and Notes, The WNBA Continues it's racist ways, Not the year to overachieve for Dolphins, Miami Heat Fans should be SCARED, Big O Rooting for Kanter in the WNBA, Mario has one stage left to accomplish, InterMiamiCF on the brink of dumping a burden, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment, Today in Music History, Shanahan misleading information about his accident and MORE! 8-10-2026

Dolphins Dead Money is NO BIG DEAL, Bitcoin News and Notes, The WNBA Continues it's racist ways, Not the year to overachieve for Dolphins, Miami Heat Fans should be SCARED, Big O Rooting for Kanter in the WNBA, Mario has one stage left to accomplish, InterMiamiCF on the brink of dumping a burden, 3A Graphix Sports Calendar, Birthdays in Music and Entertainment, Today in Music History, Shanahan misleading information about his accident and MORE! 8-10-2026

07AUG26 Damani is here, LoBaido Hospital Update, Kanter Eyes WNBA, Daily Wire Trailer & El-SayedThe Don't Unfriend Me Show is a live conservative news and political commentary podcast hosted by Matt and Olivia Speer. Every weeknight, we break down the biggest stories in politics, government, culture, immigration, free speech, the economy, and current events with live audience interaction and open phone calls. Hosts: Matt and Damani Damani is here tonight! Scott LoBaido updates supporters from the hospital after suffering cardiac arrest and being revived by emergency responders.Enes Kanter Freedom says he is declaring himself a 2027 WNBA prospect, turning the league's eligibility rules into a national debate.The Daily Wire's Run Hide Fight: Infidels trailer depicts radical Islamic terrorists seizing a college protest encampment.Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate victory puts his progressive record and vision for the state under intense scrutiny.

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Longarts en activist Wanda de Kanter is voor een tweede keer te gast bij Gijs. Ze praten opnieuw over haar strijd tegen te tabaksindustrie, want die is door de populariteit van vapes urgenter dan ooit. De Kanter legt uit hoe het de industrie maar om één ding te doen is: kinderen verslaafd maken en het liefst zo vroeg mogelijk. Het is een strijd als David tegen Goliath, en daar wordt zelfs De Kanter soms moedeloos van. Waarom ze tóch blijft doorgaan, vertelt ze in deze aflevering van Met Groenteman in de kast. Presentatie: Gijs Groenteman Redactie: Julia van Alem Video en montage: Lisette Spiegeler Eindredactie: Corinne van DuinSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Many founders think the hardest thing about business is finding customers.It's not.It's surviving success.When Lily Kanter and Serena Dugan launched a luxury baby linen business, they had no manufacturing experience, no inventory, and barely any capital. But after their first catalog landed just as a major competitor left the market, orders flooded in almost overnight.The problem? They hadn't made the products yet. Today, Serena and Lily has grown into one of the best known luxury home goods brands in the country. But getting there was a grind. This is one of the most revealing conversations we've ever had about unplanned opportunities, and the hidden cost of taking outside investment. From financing their first inventory with customer deposits... to walking away from a disastrous investment deal... to nearly losing control of the company they built, this episode is a masterclass in what happens when rapid growth collides with the realities of cash flow.You Will Learn: The clever way Serena & Lily financed its first production runHow one perfectly timed opportunity launched the businessWhy "smart money" isn't always smartHow investor and founder incentives can be completely misalignedThe warning signs hidden inside a term sheetTimestamps:06:11 – Lily's years at Microsoft, and the money that helped launch a business11:55 – Serena repaints an old table and discovers people will pay for her designs 24:21 – “No bunnies, ducks or choo choo trains.” Lily and Serena meet, and decide to sell high-end baby linen: 36:01 – $100,000 in orders... for products that didn't exist yet37:38 – The cash-flow hack that kept the company afloat 46:14 – “They patted us on the head.” Patronizing investors, and a predatory term sheet 51:28 – The financial crisis forces a complete reinvention of the business58:47 – The lawsuit, the boardroom battle, and the investor who nearly brought Serena & Lily down1:03:26 – Why acquisition offers couldn't save the company—and the lesson every founder should hearThis episode was produced by J.C. Howard, with music by Ramtin Arablouei.Edited by Neva Grant, with research help from Katherine Sypher.Follow How I Built This:Instagram → @howibuiltthisX → @HowIBuiltThisFacebook → How I Built ThisFollow Guy Raz:Instagram → @guy.razYoutube → guy_razX → @guyrazSubstack → guyraz.substack.comWebsite → guyraz.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Inspired by The Railway Man, the true story of British Army officer Eric Lomax and his journey through trauma toward reconciliation, we'll explore forgiveness as a courageous path toward wholeness.

Er is jarenlang actief campagne gevoerd om roken uit het straatbeeld én uit de popcultuur te doen laten verdwijnen. Maar wie door TikTok of Instagram scrolt, ziet de sigaret steeds vaker terug. Popsterren poseren ermee, influencers maken video's waarin een sigaret bijna een accessoire is geworden en ook in films lijkt roken weer helemaal terug. Is dat gewoon mode? Of kijken we naar een nieuwe generatie tabaksmarketing? Daarover een gesprek met longarts en tabaksdeskundige Wanda de Kanter.

DoP Marcus Kanter spricht über die Bildgestaltung von „Braunschlag 1986“. (Foto: privat) DoP Marcus Kanter kehrt zurück. Diesmal bringt er uns „Braunschlag 1986“ mit, die zweite Staffel der österreichischen Kultserie von 2012. Ich spreche mit ihm über die Arbeit mit Regisseur und Autor David Schalko, die Zeitreise in die 1980er Jahre und wie ihm der technische Fortschritt in der Filmtechnik seit 2012 die Arbeit erleichterte. Österreich hat’s drauf. Wo in Deutschland jahrelang an toten Konzepten herumgeschustert wird, haut die Alpennation mit hübscher Regelmäßigkeit Klopper raus, die einem den Atem stocken lassen. So geschah es 2012 als die erste Staffel „Braunschlag“ das Licht der Welt erblickte. Autor, Regisseur und Showrunner David Schalko legte acht Folgen zu etwa 45 Minuten hin, die von Ideenreichtum überquollen. Riesenspaß Die Bücher waren voller absurder Twists, die Dialoge scharf und treffend und die Besetzung erstklassig. Vor allem sah man allen Figuren den Riesenspaß ihrer Darsteller an. Vertreten waren von etblierten bis Newcomern damals viele Namen: Robert Palfrader, Nina Proll, Nicolas Ofczarek, Maria Hofstätter, Manuel Rubey, Adina Vetter oder auch Simon Schwarz. Wer damals noch nicht so etabliert war, wurde es durch die Serie. Damals war es bizarrerweise Regisseur David Schalko, der eine zweite Staffel ablehnte. Mittlerweile hat er seine Meinung geändert. Ab dem 16. Juli wird 14 Jahre nach der ersten Staffel mit „Braunschlag 1986“ die Geschichte des durchgeknallten Dorfes im österreichischen Waldviertel weiter erzählt. Bürgermeister Tschach muss sich erneut eine Finanzierungsidee für sein marodes Örtchen einfallen lassen. Diesmal lässt er per Dekret alles ins Jahr 1986 zurück versetzen. Ob das gut geht? 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Ab sofort könnt Ihr den Podcast mit einem regelmäßigen, finanziellen Beitrag unterstützen: Mit exklusiven Podcast-Mitgliedschaften bei Steady. Dafür bekommt Ihr nicht nur die Gewissheit, meine Arbeit für die Zukunft sicherer zu machen. Ihr erhaltet Zugang zu exklusiven Episoden und Audio-Inhalten, die nur für Euch produziert wurden. Klingt spannend? Hier geht es zu den Steady-Mitgliedschaften! Guckt mal, welches Paket für Euch passt! Ich freue mich darauf, mit Euch zusammen in 2026 eine Community aufzubauen. Alles weitere erfahrt Ihr zudem in dieser Sonderfolge zum Thema Mitgliedschaften. Marcus Kanter im Netz Ich ermuntere Euch, mal auf Marcus Kanters Homeage Profilen beim deutschen Berufsverband Kinematografie BVK und beim Österreichischen Kameraverband AAC vorbeizuschauen. Ganz bald gibt es auch den NEUEN Newsletter. Darin gibt’s natürlich auch eine schicke Linkliste mit Lese-, Anhör- und Angucktipps über Marcus und „Braunschlag 1986“. Hier könnt Ihr Euch anmelden! Alle Episoden vom Podcast „Hinter der Kamera“ findet ihr bei Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music – und überall, wo Ihr sonst Eure Podcasts herbekommt. Und nun viel Spaß bei meinem Gespräch mit DoP Marcus Kanter über seine Bildgestaltung bei „Braunschlag 1986“! Der Beitrag EP49: Wie visuell ist der Humor in „Braunschlag 1986“, Marcus Kanter? erschien zuerst auf Hinter der Kamera.

Am Ruhetag mit Max Kanter Am ersten Ruhetag der Tour de France 2026 haben wir uns mit Max Kanter zusammengesetzt – mitten zwischen Fettmessung, Aktivierungsfahrt und Massage. Der Astana-Sprinter spricht über die Strapazen der ersten Woche, die extreme Hitze und wie man als Sprinter eine Grand Tour übersteht. Der beste Leadout im Peloton? Kanter ist überzeugt: Astana fährt einen der stärksten Leadouts bei dieser Tour. Er erklärt, wie die Zusammenarbeit mit seinen Anfahrern funktioniert, warum Routine der Schlüssel ist – und was auf Etappe 5 eigentlich schiefgelaufen ist, bevor doch alles perfekt zusammenkam. Gespräche im Gruppetto Eine der schönsten Geschichten des Interviews: Tim Merlier gibt Kanter ... Dieser Podcast wird vermarktet von der Podcastbude.www.podcastbu.de - Full-Service-Podcast-Agentur - Konzeption, Produktion, Vermarktung, Distribution und Hosting.Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen?Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich.Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.

Sprinter Max Kanter gibt einen Einblick in die Massensprints der Tour de France 2026. Leadout, Vorbereitung, Timing, Sprint-Steuerung und der Kampf um Grün – Max Kanter berichtet von seiner ersten Tour de France. +++++++++++++ Der Podcast wird präsentiert von: kalaswear.de – Radsportbekleidung für Profis und alle, die stylish unterwegs sein wollen.

In seinem ersten Massensprint bei der Tour hat Max Kanter bewiesen: Er gehört zu den besten Sprintern der Welt. Besser in Pau ist nur Olav Kooij. Und nun kommt sie: die Hammer-Pyrenäen-Etappe.

Life rarely follows the script we expect. Improvisation invites us to listen deeply, trust ourselves and one another, and create something meaningful in the moment. Drawing inspiration from the joyful spontaneity and musical genius of Bobby McFerrin, we'll explore what it means to embrace uncertainty with curiosity and discover unexpected possibilities along the way.

In this novel of friendship and hard-won hope, four lives are entangled across time by one story, saved to a floppy disk in the 1980s and destined to ripple across the centuries. For fans of punk rock, robots, 80's nostalgia, and post-apocalyptic pirates. And on our Book Biz segment, bookseller Rachel Kanter discusses the boom in audiobooks.

What does it mean to be inspired? In this opening sermon of our summer series, Inspiration, Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter reflects on creativity, soul growth, and the lifelong process of becoming. Through the stories of Kurt Vonnegut, ancient understandings of inspiration as breath, and a Unitarian Universalist vision of spiritual growth, this sermon invites us to pay attention to what gives our lives meaning and what calls us forward. What inspires you, and how might it help you become more fully yourself?

What does good care actually look like for adults living with sickle cell disease?In this episode of our What Good Care Looks Like for Adults with Sickle Cell series, lifespan sickle cell expert Dr. Julie Kanter focuses on navigating treatment options and disease modifiers. Dr. Kanter breaks down the most prominent medications and therapies available today, including hydroxyurea, crizanlizumab, L-glutamine, and blood transfusions, explaining how patients and providers can work together to personalize care and find the best treatment path.Dr. Julie Kanter is the Co-Director of the Lifespan Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and President of the ⁠National Alliance of Sickle Cell Centers⁠ (NASCC).This episode is part of Sickle Cell 101's Care and Treatment 101 Educational Initiative, a community resource dedicated to making care information accessible and actionable for the sickle cell community.Thank you to our Care and Treatment 101 sponsors: ⁠Vertex⁠, ⁠Chiesi⁠, ⁠Pfizer⁠, and ⁠Medunik⁠.

What does good care actually look like for adults living with sickle cell disease?In this episode of our What Good Care Looks Like for Adults with Sickle Cell series, lifespan sickle cell expert Dr. Julie Kanter focuses on the evolving landscape of sickle cell research and data collection. Dr. Kanter walks through the latest drug development approaches, such as fetal hemoglobin induction and reducing cell adhesion, while highlighting why safe data sharing through national registries is absolutely essential to advancing personalized treatments for the community.Dr. Julie Kanter is the Co-Director of the Lifespan Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and President of the ⁠National Alliance of Sickle Cell Centers⁠ (NASCC).This episode is part of Sickle Cell 101's Research 101 Educational Initiative, a community resource dedicated to making care information accessible and actionable for the sickle cell community.Thank you to our Research 101 sponsors: ⁠⁠Agios, Pfizer⁠, and ⁠Beam Therapeutics.

Through the Irish folktale "Teig O'Kane and the Corpse," we reflect on the weight of moral obligation, the consequences of our choices, and the enduring truth that responsibility cannot be avoided.

Met vandaag: De rol van Hezbollah bij mogelijk bestand tussen Libanon en Israël | Christine Teunissen nieuwe partijleider Partij voor de Dieren | Prijswinnend longarts Wanda de Kanter voert onvermoeibare strijd tegen de tabaksindustrie | De bijna 83-jarige Barry Manilow is ondanks zijn anderhalve long niet uitgespeeld | 5voor12: Hoe het Nederlands elftal een iconische WK-foto kan schieten | Presentator: Ajouad El Miloudi

What does it mean to live in a world that is driven by greed? This popular Tawainese folktale helps us think about fairness and selflessness as life values.

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Matthew McQueeny sits down with Jordan Kanter for a conversation about Chicago, sports, technology, data, AI, and what it means to stay human in a rapidly changing digital world. Jordan shares stories from growing up in the Chicago area during the Michael Jordan Bulls era, visiting iconic John Hughes movie locations, and discovering technology through VCRs, early Apple computers, Netscape, Linux, and open-source culture. From there, the conversation moves into his path from pre-med and psychology into data, analytics, consulting, and digital experience work. The episode explores how Jordan's background as a childhood cancer survivor shaped his perspective, empathy, and sense of resilience. Matthew and Jordan also discuss how DXP, CMS, data, and martech professionals may be uniquely positioned for the AI era because they have spent years working close to real human problems, not just technology for technology's sake. The conversation closes with Jordan's thoughts on AI as both a powerful tool and a disruptive force, his work with Traya Performance Academy, and how he is thinking about enterprise AI, local models, human-centered technology, and the next generation of AI-native kids.

In 1938, Fanny Zelshinsky, is deciding whether or not to go through with her upcoming wedding. Meanwhile, Zosia Dror has fled her religious family to become part of a new youth movement. But when artist Wanda Petrovsky goes missing, this unlikely duo works together to find Wanda before it's too late. And on our segment, The Book Biz, Rachel Kanter, owner and founder of Lovestruck Books, discusses digital-first publishing.

EVIL GENIUS is a darkly comedic, surreal noir novel set in 1974 San Francisco, following 19-year-old Celia Dent as she becomes obsessed with murder and desire after a co-worker's death, leading her to challenge her controlling husband and her mundane life. Also on the show we introduce a new recurring segment: The Book Biz. On this show, Rachel Kanter, the owner and founder of Lovestruck Books, talks about the growth of romance bookstores and how they are changing publishing. 

How are you caring for yourself while working to be politically informed and engaged? Are you caring for yourself? I'm sitting down with Sammy Kanter from Girl and the Gov to discuss caring for yourself during stressful political times and sparking change in your own community by becoming the influencer in your social circles and groups chats. We talk about easy activism for busy people, how to get involved without burning out, and discussing politics with friends and family.  Sammy also offers an easy civic wellness routine that starts your week off in a powerful way.

This Unitarian Universalist Easter sermon, "Above the Fold" by Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter, follows a reporter arriving in Jerusalem after Jesus' death, trying to gather the story for his readers. As he speaks with ordinary people, he hears how Jesus changed lives in simple but powerful ways. People became more generous, more compassionate, and more aware of one another. Through these encounters, the reporter begins to see that the true story lives in the way people carry forward what they learned. The sermon speaks about resurrection as something we experience in everyday life. It shows how love, kindness, and small acts of care can bring new life into the world. Rev. Kanter invites us to reflect on our own lives and consider who might need our attention, help, or compassion. The message is a call to live with an open heart and to take part in the ongoing work of bringing hope and love into the world.

Reclaiming Religious Language: Confession | Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter Many of us have never sat in a confessional but have had to break ourselves open to the truth of who we are. What is confession in a Unitarian Universalist context?

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In his sermon, "Reclaiming Religious Language: Blessing," Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter explores what it really means to give and receive a blessing in a world filled with conflict, fear, and uncertainty. Through stories, personal experiences, and the teachings of Jesus in the Beatitudes, he explores how blessing can begin with simple attention to one another and to the realities of life. This message invites us to slow down and see the people around us with compassion and care. When we recognize the humanity in others, our words and actions can become blessings that bring connection, healing, and hope into everyday life.

In this episode, ASTHO CEO, Dr. Joseph Kanter, shares key insights from this year's Spring Leadership Forum, an in-person opportunity to exchange lessons learned, strengthen peer support, and tackle the complex realities facing public health leaders today.  From a productive visit with leadership at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to renewed conversations about partnerships around healthy eating and chronic disease prevention, Dr. Kanter reflects on why strong federal–state collaboration is essential, how federal initiatives live or die at the state and territorial level, and how effective partnerships make all the difference.Four Ways Public Health Agencies Are Strengthening Grants Management | ASTHOWorkforce Planning, Incorporating Core Competencies for Public Health ProfessionalsASTHO (@ASTHO) on X⁠⁠Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (@asthonews.bsky.social)⁠⁠Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (@asthonews) • Instagram profile⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/association-of-state-and-territorial-health-officials/⁠⁠ASTHO (Association of State and Territorial Health Officials)

The Portland-based Innovation Law Lab was in federal court Wednesday, challenging the ICE policy of arresting immigrants and U.S. citizens without warrants and without due process. If successful, Oregon would join Washington, D.C. and Colorado in preventing this tactic.    From warrantless arrests to unlawful use of force to arresting of journalists and other violations of civil rights, Portland constitutional law scholar Steve Kanter says these federal unconstitutional actions threaten democracy itself. Kanter joins us to put these actions in the context of the fundamental freedoms guaranteed by the First, Fourth and Fifth Amendments. Jordan Cunnings, legal director of the Innovation Law Lab, also joins us to share details about the federal court hearing on warrantless arrests in Oregon.    

The Questions No One Can Answer After Dad Dies A man spends his life building a sophisticated estate plan—brilliant strategies, impeccable legal work, a network of trusted advisors, and layers upon layers of entities. His son is a lawyer. He even gets 18 months to prepare before his father passes. https://www.youtube.com/live/hCA_R52ZyrQ And yet, within days of his death, people start asking questions he can't answer. That story belongs to Josh Kanter, founder of Leaf Planner—and it's exactly why Bruce and I wanted to bring him to The Money Advantage Podcast. Because if a prepared, trained, deeply involved son can still feel “in the dark,” what does that mean for the rest of the family? That's where preserving generational wealth gets real. The Questions No One Can Answer After Dad DiesWhy Preserving Generational Wealth Requires More Than PaperworkPreserving generational wealth starts with the real erosion riskPreserving generational wealth means planning is dynamic, not a “final destination”Family governance and family wealth communication are the foundationHow to prevent generational wealth erosion with a “transparency continuum”How to talk to your kids about family wealth without creating entitlementWhat is a family office and do I need oneLeaf Planner: a family office portal built for real life, not just deathHow to organize estate planning documents for heirs without losing the storyPreserving generational wealth requires planning for advisor transitions tooA practical checklist for wealth transfer communicationPreserving generational wealth begins hereThe Real Way to Preserve Generational WealthListen to the Full Episode With Josh Kanter (Leaf Planner)Book A Strategy CallFAQ How do you prevent generational wealth erosion?When should you tell your kids your net worth?What is a family office and do I need one?How do you organize estate planning documents for heirs?How do you talk to your kids about family wealth?What is Leaf Planner? Why Preserving Generational Wealth Requires More Than Paperwork In this blog (and podcast), we're talking about preserving generational wealth in a way most families never hear about. Not just the legal structures. Not just the investments. Not just the “where are the documents?” We're talking about the part that causes the most damage when it's missing: communication, context, and continuity. You'll walk away with: A practical view of why family wealth communication matters as much as financial strategy A healthier way to think about transparency with kids (hint: it's not “tell them everything” or “tell them nothing”) A simple framework for preventing generational wealth erosion A clear explanation of what Leaf Planner is and why it's different from a spreadsheet or document vault And yes—if preserving generational wealth is your goal, you'll see why the “why” behind your plan may be the most valuable asset you pass down. Preserving generational wealth starts with the real erosion risk Bruce said something on the show that cuts straight to the heart of the issue: If you're going to have generational wealth, you have to make sure there's no erosion to that wealth. Most people assume erosion is mainly taxes, market losses, or poor returns. Those matter. But what surprises families is how often the real erosion comes from people—especially family members—who don't have shared understanding, shared language, and shared purpose. You can have the best legal instruments in the world and still lose your family unity. Josh's experience in the family office world (and inside his own multi-branch family) reinforced this: documents alone don't preserve families. And if the family fractures, the wealth typically follows. That's why preserving generational wealth is never only financial—it's relational. Preserving generational wealth means planning is dynamic, not a “final destination” Bruce also brought up another critical point: families often treat planning like you “arrive.” But wealth planning isn't a one-and-done event. It's a living system. Your assets change.Your family changes.Your kids grow up.Advisors retire.Health shifts.Life happens. Preserving generational wealth requires ongoing communication—especially before crisis hits—so your family has the muscle memory to navigate pressure without panic. Josh shared a line that stuck with me: don't make decisions at dusk—when you think you can see, but you can't. That's what crisis does. It blurs judgment. So the goal is to practice communication in times of calm—so your family can function in times of stress. Family governance and family wealth communication are the foundation When Bruce asked Josh to boil it down—what's the one thing families must cover to avoid erosion—Josh answered with something many people don't expect: Communication. And not just “let's have a meeting.” He was talking about family wealth communication that includes: Values Shared purpose Decision-making norms Conflict navigation Role clarity (who is speaking as parent vs co-owner vs trustee vs sibling) He told a story from Jay Hughes about “switching hats.” In one moment, you might be the boss. In another, you're dad. Families get in trouble when they don't know which role is driving the conversation. That's family governance in practice—how a family makes decisions together, especially when money and relationships overlap. If you want to preserve wealth across generations, you can't ignore how your family communicates. Because the biggest “risk” isn't the market. It's misunderstanding that turns into resentment. It's silence that turns into assumptions. It's a lack of clarity that turns into conflict. How to prevent generational wealth erosion with a “transparency continuum” One of the most helpful concepts Josh shared was what he called a transparency continuum. Most parents ask, “When should we tell the kids what the balance sheet is?” As if transparency is a binary choice: Show everything Show nothing Josh pushed back: transparency isn't binary. It's a continuum. Here's what that means in real life: You can teach values before numbers.You can teach decision-making before net worth.You can teach stewardship before statements. And when families do that, the “numbers conversation” becomes far less emotionally charged—because the kids already understand the principles. I loved this because it connects so closely with what we teach: you don't start with a trust. You start with meaning. If your kids don't know why your family does what it does, a pile of assets will never feel like a blessing. It will feel like confusion—or worse, a weapon. How to talk to your kids about family wealth without creating entitlement This is where preserving generational wealth becomes deeply practical. Josh shared a personal example: he and his wife make significant annual gifts to their kids (in their 20s), and he has zero hesitation that they'll handle it wisely. Why? Because they've been having these conversations for years. That's the entire point of the transparency continuum: you prepare long before you transfer. If you want your kids to steward wealth well, start by inviting them into responsibility early: household contribution work ethic saving generosity delayed gratification clear expectations Then, over time, you build their capacity for larger stewardship. What is a family office and do I need one Josh offered a definition that's refreshing and accessible: if you have wealth that could become multi-generational, you're functioning like a family office—at some level—because coordination matters. Most families don't need a traditional single-family office. But many families do need a family office model: Someone coordinating the moving pieces A system to organize documents, accounts, entities, advisors, and responsibilities A way to reduce dependency on “the hub” person who knows everything Because here's what Josh saw after his father died: Information was either everywhere or nowhere. That's what happens when everything lives in one person's brain, one email inbox, one file cabinet, one assistant, one advisor relationship. And that's exactly where preserving generational wealth becomes fragile. Leaf Planner: a family office portal built for real life, not just death At this point in the conversation, I asked Josh to explain Leaf Planner—because many families have heard of tools that store documents or list accounts. He acknowledged those tools and even named examples like spreadsheets, Box/Dropbox/Drive, and other organizers. But he explained what Leaf Planner aims to do differently: Not just store information—map it. Leaf Planner is designed like a living “mind map” of a family's world: entities trusts assets advisors insurance properties responsibilities tasks stories the “why” behind decisions It answers questions families don't realize they'll have until they're in the moment: Why did mom pick Bruce as trustee? Why is Rachel the trust protector? Where is the fine art insurance? Which auction house relationship matters if we sell? Which advisor touches which decision? What happens if the 80-year-old lawyer retires? This is the difference between a document vault and a family office portal. A vault says, “Here are the documents.” A portal says, “Here is how the whole system connects—and why.” How to organize estate planning documents for heirs without losing the story Josh shared something that matters deeply: it's not only about preserving wealth. It's about preserving family. He said families don't end up in the news because they missed 10 basis points of performance.

ASTHO is entering a pivotal moment for public health, and it has a new strategic plan to meet it. In this episode, ASTHO CEO, Dr. Joseph Kanter unpacks how ASTHO developed its 2026–2029 strategic plan and why now was the right time for a refresh. Dr. Kanter walks through the inclusive, year-long planning process, the rapidly shifting public health landscape that shaped the plan, and the four core pillars guiding ASTHO's work, from strengthening public health leadership and modernizing data systems to expanding partnerships and strengthening ASTHO's own sustainability. The conversation also explores the challenge of planning amid constant crises and why the unifying vision of “optimal health for all” sits at the heart of the organization's future.Overdose Prevention | ASTHO

In a time of violence and division Rev. Dr. Daniel Kanter's sermon "Giving Heart" reflects on what it means to keep a giving heart when fear and anger feel overwhelming. Rev. Kanter names the grief and exhaustion many are carrying while affirming a Unitarian Universalist faith that sees this world as sacred and deeply interconnected. We are invited to move beyond tolerance toward genuine inclusion rooted in generosity, joy, and human dignity. This sermon calls for a steady practice of hope and care that resists dehumanization and protects our shared humanity even in the hardest moments.

Okay. This show today is part of our Relentless Health Value "The Inches Are All Around Us" series. This Inches Talk is a metaphor for finding all those little places where there is healthcare waste as a first step in an effort to excise all these little pockets of waste. For a full transcript of this episode, click here. If you enjoy this podcast, be sure to subscribe to the free weekly newsletter to be a member of the Relentless Tribe. Shane Cerone said this phrase during episode 492, and I loved it because there are inches all around us for sure. And the thing with all these inches that we're gonna talk about today and last week and next week and the week after that, yeah, these are inches that actually you could cut them. And there are millions and billions of dollars, and you actually improve patient care. You improve clinical team experience. Also, you're cutting out friction and making it easier to do the right thing to care for patients. These are no-brainer kinds of stuff if your North Star is better and more affordable patient care, but they are also somebody else's bread and butter in a "one person's cost is another person's revenue" kind of way. So, yeah … what makes perfect common sense might not be as easy as it might look on paper, as we all know so well. So, last week we dug into all of the inches of expensive friction that develop when stakeholders interact—like, a clinical organization and a payer and a plan sponsor, self-insured employer. They try to get paid or pay. They try to direct contract because what will be found fast enough is that the data is not the data is not the data, as Mark Newman talked about last week (EP496); and a dollar is not a dollar is not a dollar. Again, you'll find this out fast enough. All of you know when you talk to entities up and down the patient journey or across the life of a claim, otherwise known as a healthcare transaction. It's mayhem to get a claim paid often enough. Each stakeholder comes in with their own priorities and views and accounting methods and various rollups. I like how Stephanie Hartline put it. She wrote, "Healthcare … moves through many hands without a rail that preserves truth along the way. Attribution breaks, and truth gets reassembled later. The difference isn't capability—it's infrastructure. Line-item billing ≠ line-item settlement." Or I also like how Chris Erwin put it. He wrote, "When the blueprint isn't standardized, you aren't scaling. You're just compounding chaos." And yeah, then all of a sudden when there's no through line, there's no rail that connects all the data to the data to the data, or all the dollars to the dollars to the dollars. Suddenly 30% of any given healthcare transaction goes to trying to straighten it all back out again—to reassemble it, as Stephanie said. It's like unleashing 100 chaos monkeys and then having to pay to recapture them all. Listen to the show with David Scheinker, PhD (EP363) from last year about "Hey, how about we all just use the same template and avoid a lot of this." Or read Zeke Emanuel's book about how the USA should potentially consider copying the Netherlands model because they have private insurance. But they cut admin costs 75% or something like that. Oh, right … through standardization. Jesse Hendon summarized this the other day. He wrote, "Providers don't need armies of coders to fight 50 different insurance rule books [when you have some standardization here]." I say all this to say after recording the episode with Mark Newman from last week, I have become intently fascinated by what goes on in this non-standardized or otherwise friction points between stakeholders. There are a lot of inches in this gray area land of confusion.   This show today digs into one of them, which is what does it take to process a claim? Just technically. What are the pipes involved to submit a claim and, again, get paid for it, which is a healthcare transaction—just simply the technology moving the data around—even if everything in the pipes is a non-standardized hot mess. Because just fixing up the processing and the pipes here—again, while this doesn't solve the entire data isn't a data isn't a data or a dollar isn't a dollar isn't a dollar problem—if we can just cut out some of the processing and the moving the data around costs, just this all by itself is $6 billion a year worth of inches. Plus, as an added bonus, fix up the pipes for better data flow and now patient care can be faster if, for example, the prior auth or etc. processes transpire faster. And clearinghouses have entered the chat. But you know, when clearinghouses come up, at least in my world, when the clearinghouse word gets dropped, it's usually accompanied by like a puff of smoke because no one is quite sure what those guys do all day. So, we all sort of look at each other in the conversation and move on. Lucky for me and possibly you if I've managed to suck you into my web of intrigue, I ran into Zack Kanter from Stedi, a new clearinghouse, who agreed to come on the pod here and aid my exploration into this demarcation zone between stakeholders. So, let's start here. What is a clearinghouse? Well, a clearinghouse is the same thing as a switch when we're talking about pharmacy data transfers, if you're familiar with that terminology and that's helpful. But either way, in the conversation with Zack Kanter that follows, Zack will explain this better; but clearinghouses are like a hub, maybe, that connects all the payers with all the providers. So, if you want an eligibility check or you wanna submit a claim or do a prior auth of the payer, whatever you're trying to do, get paid, you as an EHR system or a doctor's office or an RCM (revenue cycle management) company, you don't have to set up your own personal data connection with every single payer out there. You don't have to go through all the authentications and the BAAs (Business Associate Agreements) and map all the fields and set up the 100 SOC 2–compliant APIs (application programming interfaces). Instead, you can hook up to one clearinghouse, and then that clearinghouse connects with everybody else. So, most medical claims transactions have a clearinghouse in the middle, like an old-timey telephone operator routing your claim or denial or approval of that claim or eligibility check or whatever to the right place. And unfortunately, old-timey telephone operator is a pretty apt metaphor, depending on which clearinghouse you're using. Anyway, Zack Kanter told me that the price to just send and receive an electronic little piece of data in healthcare through a clearinghouse costs about 1,000 times more than any other industry would pay. Like, if you do an eligibility check, that's gonna cost 10 to 15 cents per. The trucking industry pays that much for 1,000 such data transfers. They would riot if someone asked them to spend a dollar for 10 data transfers. That'd be ridiculous in their eyes. But in healthcare, all these dimes add up to, again, $6 billion a year—them's some inches there—which also equal delays in payment and patient care. Now you might be thinking, "Oh, well, maybe it costs this much because healthcare is so much more complicated than trucking or whatever." Well, turns out the opposite is true: Because of HIPAA, ironically enough, healthcare is, in fact, much more standardized (we were talking about standardization before); but healthcare is actually much more standardized than many other industries due to HIPAA's administrative simplification rules, which mandate a universal language for transactions—the pipes I'm talking about now. So, actually, for as much as I was just kvetching about chaos monkeys, compared to other industries, the baseline construct here is actually much more orderly than, for example, the trucking industry or whatever, like Amazon or Walmart has to deal with with their millions of vendors. Now—and here's a really big point, especially for self-insured employers—you know who the main customer is for a lot of the more programmatic, the newer kinds of clearinghouses? I'll tell you: newer digital entities who do RCM (revenue cycle management) for provider organizations, and that can be great if you're a practice just trying to keep up with payer denials and expedite patient care. But look, all you plan sponsors and self-assured employers and maybe unions out there, the more RCM purveyors start working with programmatic clearinghouses, the more you not doing programmatic prepayment integrity programs with unconflicted third-party prepayment integrity vendors who are as hooked into the data streams and the clearinghouses as the RCM vendors are, the more, as I said last week, increasingly you're bringing an ever more rusty knife to a gunfight. So, that is certainly something to consider. There's a whole episode next week about this with Mark Noel from ClaimInsight. Or if you just can't wait, go back and listen to the show with Kimberly Carleson (EP480) just for the gist of it, or the one with Dawn Cornelis (EP285) from a few years ago. They're talking post-payment integrity programs, but a lot of the same rules apply. The show today is sponsored by Aventria Health Group, as usual. But I do want to say that we got some very appreciated financial support from Stedi, the only programmable healthcare clearinghouse. And here is my conversation about all of the inches that are all around us, specifically in the healthcare data pipes, with Zack Kanter, who is the CEO and founder over at Stedi. Also mentioned in this episode are Stedi; Shane Cerone; Mark Newman; Stephanie Hartline; Chris Erwin; David Scheinker, PhD; Zeke Emanuel, MD, PhD; Jesse Hendon; Mark Noel; ClaimInsight; Kimberly Carleson; Dawn Cornelis; Aventria Health Group; Preston Alexander; Eric Bricker, MD; and Kada Health. For a list of healthcare industry acronyms and terms that may be unfamiliar to you, click here. You can learn more at stedi.com. You can also follow Zack and Stedi on LinkedIn.   Zack Kanter is the founder and CEO of Stedi, the only programmable healthcare clearinghouse. Stedi has raised $92 million from Stripe, Addition, First Round, USV, Bloomberg Beta, and other top investors. He has previously appeared on podcasts, including In Depth by First Round Capital, Invest Like the Best, Village Global, and Rule Breaker Investing.   09:47 What things are being paid for that we might not be aware we're paying for in healthcare? 12:09 Why HIPAA actually makes healthcare more standardized than other industries. 15:35 How healthcare is ahead in some ways and behind in others. 18:03 Where do the 4 to 5 days come from in healthcare transaction processing? 20:39 Why these transaction delays affect care delay. 23:14 EP482 with Preston Alexander. 23:18 EP472 with Eric Bricker, MD. 27:10 How should the process work from the time a provider clicks "validate"? 30:19 Why is the clearinghouse the right place to solve all these issues? 31:41 Why are we where we are in terms of these issues? 35:28 Why people should be looking at their clearinghouse costs. 36:59 What to know about Stedi.   You can learn more at stedi.com. You can also follow Zack and Stedi on LinkedIn.   @zackkanter discusses #healthcaretransactions and #clearinghouses on our #healthcarepodcast. #healthcare #podcast #financialhealth #patientoutcomes #primarycare #digitalhealth #healthcareleadership #healthcaretransformation #healthcareinnovation   Recent past interviews: Click a guest's name for their latest RHV episode! Mark Newman, Stacey Richter (INBW45), Stacey Richter (INBW44), Marilyn Bartlett (Encore! EP450), Dr Mick Connors, Sarah Emond (EP494), Sarah Emond (Bonus Episode), Stacey Richter (INBW43), Olivia Ross (Take Two: EP240)

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