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In this episode of the Building PA Podcast, co-hosts Jon O'Brien and Chris Martin delve into the Keystone Contractors Association (KCA) scholarship program, now in its fourth year. Jon, representing the KCA, discusses the unique structure of the scholarship, which offers recurring financial support for up to four years to Pennsylvania residents pursuing construction-related degrees at Pennsylvania colleges. This year, the KCA is committed to awarding $40,000 in scholarships, emphasizing the importance of building relationships with scholarship recipients.The conversation highlights the program's growth, with applicants from 15 different colleges, including new institutions like Thaddeus Stevens College and Shippensburg University. Jon shares insights on how the KCA connects students with industry professionals, providing valuable networking opportunities even for those who do not win the scholarship.Additionally, the episode announces the exciting launch of a KCA student chapter at Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport. This initiative aims to further engage students with the construction industry by facilitating monthly events featuring various companies and professionals.Listeners are encouraged to reach out to Jon through the KCA website for more information or to get involved. The episode concludes with a call to action for future collaborations and the potential for on-campus podcast recordings, showcasing the vibrant connection between education and the construction industry in Pennsylvania.

SBS스페셜 1부 방송일시: 2024년 10월 20일 일요일 밤 11시 5분 연출 : 이큰별, 최정호 / 작가 : 이나래 어릴 적 공무원을 꿈꾸던 파이터, 김동현과 대사관 공직 경험이 있는 경력자, 곽준빈이 9급 공무원 직책인 ‘주무관'으로서 첫 출근에 나선다. 오는 20일(일) 방영되는 SBS스페셜 1부에서는 김동현과 곽준빈의 닮은 듯 다른, 예측불허 업무 현장과 반전 업무 해결 과정이 펼쳐지며 그동안 알지 못한 ‘진짜 공무원'의 세계와 지역의 숨은 매력을 발견하는 새로운 재미를 선사할 예정이다. 의 첫 번째 출연자 김동현이 향한 곳은 인구 1만 5천여 명, 울릉도 다음으로 인구가 적어 ‘내륙의 섬'이라 불리는 경상북도 영양군이었다. 면적의 80%가 태백산맥 산지로 둘러싸인 영양군은 기차역이 없고, 4차선 도로가 없고, 신호등도 없는 ‘3無 도시'! 그중에서도 1,000여 가구가 살고 있는 가장 작은 마을 청기면사무소가 그의 발령지였다. 면사무소에서 가장 먼저 눈길을 끈 것은 자리마다 곳곳에 놓여있는 진흙 묻은 장화?! 공무원이 되기 위해 워드 1급 자격증까지 취득한 김동현은 사무 업무를 주로 하게 될 것이라 생각했지만, 청기면사무소의 대부분의 업무는 알고 보면, 장화와 깊은 연관성이 있다는 것! 출근한지 10분 만에 장화를 신고 현장 업무에 나선 김동현의 도착지는 다름 아닌, 5천 평의 고추밭? 영양군은 여의도 면적의 무려 91배에 이르는 전국 최대 고추 주산지로, 특히 청기면은 1,500여 명의 주민 대부분이 고추 농사를 짓는 고령자들이기 때문에 수확 시기가 되면 모자라는 일손을 보태기 위해 면사무소 주무관들이 전부 대민지원에 나서고 있었다. 30°C가 넘는 뜨거운 태양 아래, 주렁주렁 달린 고추들의 위엄(?)에 놀란 초보 주무관 김동현을 위해 독특한 모양새의 ‘무빙 파라솔'이 등장했다. 바퀴 달린 의자에 파라솔이 부착된 ‘무빙 파라솔'을 보고 흥분한 김동현은 고추밭을 종횡무진하며 시운전에 나섰지만, 결국 예기치 못한 사고를 치며 몸 개그의 진수를 보였다는 후문이다. 고추 파종부터 수확까지 능숙한 면사무소 주무관들과 달리, 김동현은 “피지컬 100보다 고추 따는 게 더 힘들다”라는 하소연은 기본, “아이고~ 머리야~” 곡소리를 연발하며 고추의 고장에서의 매운 신고식을 제대로 치렀다고 한다. 한편, 또 다른 주무관 곽준빈은 정식 출근 전부터 이색 행보로 눈길을 끌었다. 프로그램 촬영 한 달 전인 7월, 노량진 일타강사이자 공무원들의 스승으로 통하는 레전드, 전한길 강사와 특별한 만남이 성사되었던 것! 주아제르바이잔공화국 대한민국 대사관 실무관 경력을 있지만, ‘주무관'이라는 새로운 세계에 입성하기 전 가져야 할 마음가짐과 자세를 알려주기 위해 ‘속전속결! 촌천살인! 쾌도난마!' 전한길표 명강의와 인생 조언에 곽준빈은 물론, 제작진들 모두 무릎을 탁 칠만한 교훈을 얻었다고 한다. 제대로 된 각오를 갖고 첫 출근에 나선 곽준빈의 근무지는 바로, 전라남도 강진군. ‘전국 합계출산율 전국 2위', '2024 지방지킴 지자체, 기업 혁신대상‘에서 '인구 늘리기 대상‘을 차지할 만큼 지방 소멸 위기 대응의 모범사례로 꼽히고 있는 지역이다. 인구 정책 최전선 부서인 '인구정책과‘의 주무관으로 발령 난 곽준빈은 업무 시스템 로그인부터 출장 보고서 작성까지 능숙하게 해내는가 하면, 3년 차 사수에게 상사에게 잘 보이기 위한 처세술(?)까지 조언하며 중고 신입의 면모를 드러냈다. 그러나 익숙할 것 같았던 주무관 일은 알고 보니 전혀 새로운 경험의 연속이었다. 그의 첫 출장 장소는 다름 아닌, 강진군 끝자락에 위치한 전교생 21명의 작은 시골 학교! 나홀로 학교 상황을 둘러보며 프로그램 점검을 비롯하여 뮤지컬 수업에서 어린이들과 버라이어티한(?) 시간을 보내는 등 이색적인 공무 수행을 이어갔다. 작은 학교지만 승마, 골프, 숲체험 등 다채로운 프로그램이 가득할 뿐 아니라, 더욱 놀라운 것은 시골 학교로 유학 온 도시 아이들에게 매월 '만 원‘에 전원주택을 제공하고, 매달 총 70만 원 지원금 혜택까지 지급한다는 사실! 입이 떡 벌어지는 강진군의 파격적인 인구 정책에 곽준빈은 연신 놀라움을 감추지 못했다. 또한 학교를 둘러보던 중 곽준빈은 복도에서 펼쳐진 '특별한 풍경'을 마주하게 된다. 학교의 유일한 6학년이자 전교 1등이면서 동시에 전교 꼴찌인 '현수'만을 위해 꾸며진 교실을 발견한 것. 현수와 담임 선생님의 1:1 수업에 참관한 곽준빈은 그들의 순수하고 해맑은 모습, 그리고 서로를 진심으로 아끼는 스승과 제자의 관계에서 가슴 한편이 따뜻해지는 감동을 느끼며, 소중한 교감의 시간을 갖게 되었다. 학교 현장 점검을 마친 곽준빈은 주무관으로서 학교를 위한 정책을 고민하던 중, 현수의 버킷리스트이자 학교에 꼭 필요한 '특별 수업'을 기획하게 된다. 이를 실현하기 위해 역대급 레전드를 초빙해 아이들과 선생님에게 엄청난 놀라움과 기대감을 선사했다고 한다. SBS스페셜 은 총 3부작 프로그램으로, '2024 KCA 방송 프로그램 제작 지원 사업(공익형)' 부문에 선정되어, 지역의 문화, 역사, 자연을 기록함은 물론, 그동안 주목받지 못했던 숨은 정책과 지역의 경쟁력을 조명하며 공공성에 기여할 예정이다. 또한, 그간 잘 알려지지 않았던 ‘주무관'이라는 직업을 재조명하고, 밀착 로컬리즘을 통해 공직에 담긴 애환과 진정성 등 다채로운 재미를 선사할 계획이다. 어느 날 지방 공무원이 된 연예인들의 72시간 신박한 공무수행! SBS스페셜 은 10월 20일(일) 밤 11시 5분, 시청자를 찾아간다.

This week's podcast discusses the KCA's scholarship program, highlighting its success in fostering the next generation of construction leaders in Pennsylvania. James Fretz, a scholarship recipient and construction management student at Penn College, shares his journey from a high school carpentry program to his current internship experiences. He emphasizes the valuable mentorship and hands-on learning he's received, which have prepared him well for a future in the construction industry. James also discusses the importance of evolving industry practices, such as lean construction and integrated project delivery, and the blend of traditional knowledge with new methodologies.

Welcome to an all new epodes of Foodie Pharmacology with Dr. Cassandra Quave. This week Cassie welcomes Earlene Cruz, founder and executive director of Kitchen Connection Alliance (KCA), explores her role in revolutionizing the global food system. She outlines KCA's mission to educate on sustainable food practices and discusses her work as a Youth Representative and Steering Committee Member at the United Nations, focusing on youth engagement in combating food insecurity and climate change. The episode delves into how these issues intertwine with the global food system and presents specific strategies and projects for positive change. For more information, visit https://www.kitchenconnection.org/ or follow Earlene on Instagram at kitchenconnection. #FoodSystems #FoodInsecurity #UnitedNations #Cookbook #foodiepharmacology

The creation of the Kwiyagat Community Academy is the cornerstone of Growing Ute Futures, but it is not the only impact of the endeavor. Growing Ute Futures is an education masterplan for the entire community as  there are so many more families with students –from Kindergarten all through high school—who don't attend KCA than do. Growing Ute Futures serves students and families of the  entire community to provide more opportunities for all students of Towaoc and strengthen the future of the community. In this final episode in our four-part series, we detail the additional wrap-around services provided by the Growing Ute Futures Initiative.Listen: Culture and Curriculum: The Story of Growing Ute Futures Part 1Listen: Culture and Curriculum: The Story of Growing Ute Futures Part 2Listen: Culture and Curriculum: The Story of Growing Ute Futures Part 3 Please help us continue this podcast by making a financial donation to Keystone Policy Center.Listen to previous episodes of this podcast at Keystone's website or by subscribing to it through any podcast provider.

Lorenzo Tabb from Reading, PA, and owner of Tabb Construction, joins us on the podcast to discuss his journey as a fourth-year apprentice with the Carpenters Union and his transition into commercial contracting. Tabb shared his experiences, challenges, and the certifications his company holds, such as EDWOSB (federal) and minority business certifications. He emphasized he is currently focused on interior systems projects, including framing, drywall,  doors, and hardware. Tabb also highlighted the support and encouragement he has received from the industry and expressed his determination to succeed. The conversation concluded with optimism about Tabb Construction's future and its growth within the commercial sector.

I conclude my examination of objections to the first premise of the KCA that everything which begins to exist must be caused to exist. I focus on scientific objections related to quantum mechanics such as virtual particles, Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, and the indeterminate nature of radioactive decay. I also address the objection that it is nonsensical to speak of efficient causation in the absence of material causation.  Web: ThinkingtoBelieve.comEmail: ThinkingToBelieve@gmail.comFacebook: facebook.com/thinkingtobelieveTwitter & Gettr: @thinking2believParler & Truth: @ThinkingToBelieve

I continue my examination of objections to the first premise of the KCA that everything which begins to exist must be caused to exist. The objections I cover in this episode include:(1) The argument equivocates on the meaning of "begins to exist"(2) Science cannot support the first premise it only shows that the transformation of matter from one state to another requires a cause - not that the origin of matter itself requires a cause. (3) We have no experience of things coming into being from nothing to know that they require a causeWeb: ThinkingtoBelieve.comEmail: ThinkingToBelieve@gmail.comFacebook: facebook.com/thinkingtobelieveTwitter & Gettr: @thinking2believParler & Truth: @ThinkingToBelieve

What makes your insurance broker invaluable? One that knows the construction safety side and the insurance risk side and uses that knowledge to find solutions for construction clients. We sat down with the Director of Construction Risk Partners, Joe Poliafico, an industry veteran with over 30 years of experience in construction risk management. Joe shares insights into his journey from the contractor side of the construction business to his current role at Construction Risk Partners (CRP). He provides a glimpse into CRP's unique approach to insurance brokerage, focusing primarily on the contracting space and helping contractors enhance their businesses through a risk-oriented lens.Joe's storytelling takes us through the pivotal moments of his career, highlighting the importance of safety and risk management in the construction industry. He emphasizes how safety isn't just about following textbook guidelines but also about practical implementation in the field. Joe candidly recounts his early experiences, where safety was viewed as a mere formality to secure insurance coverage, and how he turned that perspective around to become an integral part of the organization's success.The conversation delves into Joe's journey from being a figurehead for insurance compliance to a genuine advocate for safety and risk reduction. He shares anecdotes and challenges he faced along the way, showcasing his dedication to improving safety standards in the industry. Joe's passion for helping contractors succeed shines through as he discusses CRP's construction-centric approach and its commitment to understanding and enhancing clients' businesses.This episode is a must-listen for anyone in the construction industry or those interested in the intersection of safety, risk management, and business growth. Joe's insights offer valuable lessons on how safety and success can go hand in hand, making it a compelling and informative conversation.

In recognition of National Suicide Prevention Month,  The Building PA Podcast is sharing a powerful podcast replay with one of the construction industry's most notable individuals and advocates for mental health in construction, Mandi Kime, Safety Director for AGC of Washington. This podcast replay is worth sharing not only with those in the construction industry but also anyone in a stressful job or personal situation. Share your comments to let us know what you are doing to recognize National Suicide and Prevention Month! Be sure to listen to the The Building PA Podcast each week throughout the month of September for new podcasts on mental health and wellness. Take care!Original Content:According to the CDC, men working in construction have one of the highest rates of suicide compared to all other industries. A shocking statistic, but one not that can not be ignored.Today's podcast is all about shining a light on mental health and wellness in construction. We're kicking off this month with a candid conversation with the Director of Safety for the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Washington, Mandi Kime.Kime is an accomplished safety professional and leader within the construction industry on the topic of mental health & wellness.This podcast conversation is candid, bold, and thought-provoking. To learn that men are two and a half times more likely to die by suicide than homicide is jaw-dropping. That statistic is worth repeating, MEN ARE 2 1/2 TIMES MORE LIKELY TO DIE BY SUICIDE THAN HOMICIDE, and the only way to move the needle on this statistic is to talk, engage, educate, and build awareness.This podcast is filled with tips to help recognize the signs of depression or distress. We've included resources and links to help you gain access to private mental assessments.If you are in the construction industry, take a moment to listen to this episode. Do it for yourself, your staff, a coworker, or a friend.If you or someone you know needs immediate help, text or call the Suicide and Crisis hotline at 988.Check out mantherapy.org for a private mental health assessment. This is a great resource and starting point if you are dealing with anxiety, depression, and/or substance abuse. 

The primary goal of the WELL Building Standard is to prioritize the health and well-being of occupants. By incorporating features that enhance indoor air quality, lighting, acoustics, and ergonomic design, buildings can create environments that support physical and mental health, productivity, and overall comfort.This podcast replay with guest Chip Desmone, CEO of Desmone Architects is the epitome of WELL Building which is expressed through his business practices, WELL Gold Certified Building , and commitment to the WELL Building process.  Original Content:WELL Building. What is it? How does it differ from Lead building and is this the wave of the construction future? These questions and many more are answered by Chip Desmone, CEO of Desmone Architects.Desmone and his team of architects designed the first WELL Gold Certified Building in Pittsburgh, PA. They are one of just six WELL certified spaces in Pennsylvania.Listen and learn how WELL intersects design with human health. Desmone shares his journey through WELL certification and the continued commitment, and dedication it takes to maintain this certification status. Desmone comments that their “accidental brilliance” has led them to have a healthy, productive workspace environment focused on their employee's mental health, fitness, and positive workplace culture.

The Constructors of Western Pennsylvania (CAWP) and the Master Builder's Association of Western Pennsylvania (MBA) have partnered to bring a new mental health initiative to the construction industry in western PA called Yinz Good?Jason Koss, director of industry relations for the CAWP, and Bob McCall, director of safety for the MBA are the co-founders of this initiative in partnership with Youturn Health. Jason and Bob joined us on the podcast to discuss the importance of this campaign and why now was the right time for it. When asked how Yinz Good? came to be, McCall commented that the rising rate of suicide among men in construction and the demand from their members for a program on mental health and wellness was a driving factor in the MBA's motivation to develop a program like this. Koss was on board noting that their members, unions, and other safety professionals recognized the need to help the construction industry in an open and non-threatening way. To do this, Yinz Good? centers its initiative on a central website, YinzGood.com. YinzGood.com houses free information on topics like:stress managementsubstance misusehow to have tough conversations and more. The digital library of resources include materials such as:videosblogswebinarsassessmentstoolbox talks YinzGood.com can be accessed anonymously and is available now for anyone to visit. The website was designed for construction employers, individuals, loved ones of those in the industry, and YOU.Tune in to this episode to learn more and help us start the conversation around mental health and wellness in construction by asking one simple question: "Yinz Good?"Follow us on social media to stay up-to-date on the latest news. You can find us on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. 

This is a throwback podcast from 2020. Co-hosts Jon and Chris talk safety culture in the construction industry with Owner and President Clayton Leibold from Leibold Inc. Leibold is a mechanical contractor based in Pottsville, Pennsylvania. Leibold shares the biggest challenge for the construction industry regarding safety is overcoming job site hurdles and the pressure to complete work within shorter timelines. While the industry is facing a worker shortage, Leibold mentions that as a union mechanical construction company, they have a good source of competent and well-trained individuals from their apprenticeship programs. They focus on molding their key employees into effective safety leaders, combining field expertise with safety knowledge.Onboarding new hires can be a challenge, especially if they lack field experience or previous exposure to safety protocols. Leibold emphasizes the importance of educating and providing the necessary information and protocols to ensure new employees understand and abide by safety standards. It is crucial to instill a safety culture and not compromise on safety, even if it means taking longer or facing initial resistance.He advises other companies to emphasize safety as a priority and avoid compromising safety for shortcuts. Leibold mentions that more and more clients are prioritizing safety in their projects. Many clients demand a high safety standard, especially in sensitive facilities, and not meeting those standards could result in losing future work. The industry as a whole has placed a significant emphasis on safety in recent years, and Leibold believes that it is crucial to continue moving forward with a strong focus on safety to shape a positive perception of the industry.The discussion covers various aspects of safety culture in the construction industry, including the importance of education, buy-in from employees and clients, and the need to prioritize safety even when faced with challenges and tight timelines.Leibold Inc. has won two safety awards from the KCA for being the safest subcontractor under 50,000 man-hours worked with zero injuries for two consecutive years.

This podcast replay focuses on the groundbreaking technology and work that CNX is doing and features one of the most down-to-earth environmentally-conscious "Yinzers" in the business, Nick Deiuliis. Read all the details in this news release on the Pittsburgh Airport project. Original Content:Everyone loves a good comeback story and there's no better story to tell than how the city of Pittsburgh turned from a depressed coal miner's town into a thriving city and suburb filled with environmentally conscious businesses and people. Lifelong Pittsburger, or "Yinzer," Nick Deiuliis, president and chief executive officer for CNX shares his view of watching the city change and now working on the Pittsburgh Airport renovation on its way to becoming the first self-sustaining airport in the United States. Deiuliis shares details about the project and the innovation behind the work being done. He also talks about the strategies to reduce emissions and costs for transportation and other industries. For our listeners who want to hear a story of innovation, technology, and how a project of this size will help reduce carbon footprint, this podcast is for you. Download now and share with your co-workers and colleagues. 

Are you a designer who sells or a salesperson that designs?That's the big question in this episode of The kbbreview Podcast.Your host as always is Andy Davies and we're asking how important is it for designers to have straight sales skills, and should they be trained in that specifically? Or should the creativity of the  designs themselves do all the selling?We're be talking to Jonny Wing from KCA in Berkshire and also the triumphant return of kbbreview columnist Toby Griffiin from kbbsupport.com.  

Sarah Knehr, senior project manager at Quandel Construction group, is one of those professionals in the construction industry with so much drive and energy it's contagious. She's involved with the KCA's emerging leaders initiative and is a resource for anyone looking to get into the construction profession. There's a reason she was nominated as the top young leader by the KCA in 2021. She's so inspiring to young professionals we felt that her podcast was worth a replay.If you know a high school student or young professional interested in construction, share this episode. Original content:In today's podcast, co-hosts, Jon and Chris are joined by a special guest, senior project manager for Quandel Construction Group, Sarah Knehr—KCA's 2021 Top Young Leader Award winner. Knehr was chosen as the winner because of her outstanding performance on the job and in the community. You'll hear Knehr's insight on the importance of embracing young students, both high school and college-aged, and exposing them to the construction profession. She shares the value of job shadowing and learning about “the day in the life,” of an architect, project manager, or engineer. It's hard for students to answer the question, “what do you want to be or do with your life,” if they aren't given examples or exposure to different occupations.  Knehr supports and volunteers with the ACE Mentor Program and is dedicated to the education of young adults considering a profession in construction. A senior project manager at Quandel Construction Group, Inc. Knehr has been with the company for almost a decade. Knehr started her career early in the construction industry as a co-op student in high school splitting her days between school at work at Quandel.Knehr is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati and holds a Bachelor of Science in architecture.Quote:I am passionate about my career and this industry. It shows in my work, in my leadership, and how I'm trying to be more active in the community. - Sarah Knehr 

In 2023 the Building PA Podcast will be bringing our listeners some podcasts worth a replay. Enjoy the October 2021 podcast with Kevin Trout on the benefits of a strong company culture. Original content -Join the Building PA Podcast to listen to Kevin Trout share his insights into the benefits a strong culture will have on your company.  Kevin joins us as a former owner and CEO of a medical supply company and current Vistage chair and facilitator for CEO groups.In the discussion, Trout emphasizes the importance of establishing a strong culture as part of the hiring, onboarding, and operations process.  Trout said the process of creating a strong culture begins when companies “think of their company values as nouns with the second step focusing on creating verbs to support the nouns.”  This two-step process defines the behaviors you expect and encourages team members to focus on action toward those behaviors.Listen in as Trout shares his four stages of growth.  Within these stages lies the secret to a strong and robust culture, which includes:• First gear – owner wears all the hats and begins acquiring clients• Second gear – employees are hired and all report to the owner.  Profits in this stage are high.• Third gear – owner begins investing in the company and hires professional managers.  Profits in this stage shrink due to additional employees.• Fourth gear – owner becomes the face of the company and profits grow exponentially as the company grows.

During 2022 the Building PA Podcast has had the pleasure to interview some extraordinary individuals. Architects, engineers, economists, construction professionals, attorneys, legislators, state and local authorities, authors, insurance agents, CEOs, construction specialists and mental health and wellness experts, and association presidents.Of the 50-plus individuals we've interviewed, we want to recognize each one of them for their expertise and willingness to share their industry knowledge with our podcast audience.While we would love to call out all of the special moments, one-liners, and quotes from each podcast we went through the difficult task of narrowing it down to a few standouts.Take a listen and let us know what your favorite podcast episode was from 2022. Happy New Year!

Get Your Early Bird Live Experience Tickets here; https://www.mtickets.com/buy/the-joyride-podcast/1907 We are at KCA next week 10th November, Sign up for our Campus Tour 2.0 here; https://forms.gle/dNEFjRrARKLRGTz89 Thank you to Fairview Hotel for the location - https://rapidhotels.com/fairview-hotel Hope you enjoy the episode. Follow our guest: Abel - https://instagram.com/abelmutua?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Judy - https://instagram.com/judynyawira?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= To watch CLICK CLICK BANG - https://www.philittv.com/en-us/?hls=true

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Hypocrite! Biased! These are descriptions we don't want to hear. We sometimes assume that these don't apply to experts and the best minds out there. But it does apply to all. In continuation of our exploration of the creator behind the universe we take a pit stop to assess what and why one of the best atheist philosophers, J L Mackie, held out his objection against the cause of the universe. You'll be surprised to see how the commoner and the expert are often similar in intellectual inquiry.Chapter markers: 00:00- Intro01:42- Recap of EP 6803:51- Core of Mackie's objection to KCA07:28- Number of objections by Mackie08:48- Why talk of a not so well known philosopher as him?11:29- The 3 objections14:38- Why doesn't he deny Premise 1 of KCA?20:45- OutroLinks and citation:J. L. Mackie, The Miracle of Theism (Oxford: Clarendon, 1982), 94J. L. Mackie, The Miracle of Theism, 89Record a question and stand a chance to be featured on SAFT Podcast: https://www.speakpipe.com/saftpodcastWatch the video podcast here (https://youtu.be/R2Tkn2t8L-g)Interested to join our voluntary team as Graphic Designer? Reach out to us at ankit@saftapologetics.comEquipping the believer defend their faith anytime, anywhere. Our vision is to do so beyond all language barriers in India and beyond!SAFT Apologetics stands for Seeking Answers Finding Truth and was formed off inspiration from the late Nabeel Qureshi's autobiography that captured his life journey where he followed truth where it led him. We too aim to be a beacon emulating his life's commitment towards following truth wherever it leads us.Website: https://www.saftapologetics.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saftapologetics/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/saftapologetics/Newsletter: http://www.sendfox.com/saftapologeticsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/saftapologetics/Is there a question that you would like to share with us?Send us your questions, suggestions and queries at: info@saftapologetics.com

#DannaPaola cuenta cómo fue el proceso de la grabación del video de su éxito ‘Xt4s1s', además afirma que su abuelita siempre está en sus pensamientos.#PájarosEnElAlambre

#ErikaBuenfil reveló que tras muchos años, su hijo finalmente logró conocer a su padre... #ErnestoZedilloJr. La actriz y 'Reina de TikTok' nos dio los pormenores de este encuentro.#PájarosEnElAlambre

‘It's impossible that you win the lottery'. Or wait; is it ‘it's improbable that you win the lottery'? Maybe the right way to say is ‘it's implausible'. What do these words mean? And why is it important that we know the difference to better articulate our points? In this episode Ankit rejoins Jacob to unpack what is meant by the terms possibility, probability and plausibility. Join them as they continue exploring and explaining the Kalam Cosmological Argument in the Natural Theology series.Chapter markers: 00:00 Intro00:06 Catch up01:28 Recap of last Episode01:51 What is KCA?05:20 Possible vs Probable vs Plausible08:35 Possibility 12:31 Probability 13:36 Plausibility16:28 Our aim as we defend arguments19:53 OutroLinks and citation:Record a question and stand a chance to be featured on SAFT Podcast: https://www.speakpipe.com/saftpodcastWatch the video podcast here (https://youtu.be/Wu0kIYe5swo)Interested to join our voluntary team as Graphic Designer? Reach out to us at ankit@saftapologetics.comEquipping the believer defend their faith anytime, anywhere. Our vision is to do so beyond all language barriers in India and beyond!SAFT Apologetics stands for Seeking Answers Finding Truth and was formed off inspiration from the late Nabeel Qureshi's autobiography that captured his life journey where he followed truth where it led him. We too aim to be a beacon emulating his life's commitment towards following truth wherever it leads us.Website: https://www.saftapologetics.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saftapologetics/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/saftapologetics/Newsletter: http://www.sendfox.com/saftapologeticsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/saftapologetics/Is there a question that you would like to share with us?Send us your questions, suggestions and queries at: info@saftapologetics.com

Our oldest modern dance company, the Australian Dance Theatre, has been delighting and challenging audiences for nearly 60 years. Now Wiradjuri dancer and choreographer Daniel Riley is at the helm, becoming the first Indigenous man to lead the company. Also, we meet the winner of this year's Keir Choreographic Award, Tra Mi Dinh, and Wesley Enoch's joyous musical The Sunshine Club returns to the Queensland Theatre stage after 23 years.

Our oldest modern dance company, the Australian Dance Theatre, has been delighting and challenging audiences for nearly 60 years. Now Wiradjuri dancer and choreographer Daniel Riley is at the helm, becoming the first Indigenous man to lead the company. Also, we meet the winner of this year's Keir Choreographic Award, Tra Mi Dinh, and Wesley Enoch's joyous musical The Sunshine Club returns to the Queensland Theatre stage after 23 years.

Our oldest modern dance company, the Australian Dance Theatre, has been delighting and challenging audiences for nearly 60 years. Now Wiradjuri dancer and choreographer Daniel Riley is at the helm, becoming the first Indigenous man to lead the company. Also, we meet the winner of this year's Keir Choreographic Award, Tra Mi Dinh, and Wesley Enoch's joyous musical The Sunshine Club returns to the Queensland Theatre stage after 23 years.

In this episode Steven and Jacob reflect on one of the most unique, respected and convincing argument that points towards God's existence – the Kalam Cosmological Argument (KCA). Join them as they begin exploring and explaining the first argument in the Natural Theology series.Chapter markers: 00:00 Intro00:26 Recap of Kalam Cosmological Argument02:15 How to disprove the Kalam?03:47 Why the name Cosmological?06:24 Heard of the Dr. Kalam argument?08:08 The 3 Cosmological arguments09:07 Aquinas' Cosmological argument12:39 Leibniz's Cosmological argument16:00 Who came up with the KCA?18:17 Plausible vs Probable20:15 Why is the KCA unique?21:38 Conclusion22:04 Outro Links and citation:Watch the entire Areopagus 2022 sessions here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6iD6gCNfmc&list=PLaYfapFz2p2VS2N2v_OsQBUf6B67sEOo-&index=1 The Cambridge Companion to Atheism: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/cambridge-companion-to-atheism/6236955319782AE6B18D5E45B4B5129E Physicists & Philosophers reply to the Kalam Cosmological Argument featuring Penrose, Hawking, Guth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGKe6YzHiME PART ONE - WLC Responds to a Video Critiquing Him and the Kalam | Reasonable Faith Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01xiuvxoJfY Record a question and stand a chance to be featured on SAFT Podcast: https://www.speakpipe.com/saftpodcast  Watch the video podcast here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHPEo6fQZM4)Equipping the believer defend their faith anytime, anywhere. Our vision is to do so beyond all language barriers in India and beyond!SAFT Apologetics stands for Seeking Answers Finding Truth and was formed off inspiration from the late Nabeel Qureshi's autobiography that captured his life journey where he followed truth where it led him. We too aim to be a beacon emulating his life's commitment towards following truth wherever it leads us.Website: https://www.saftapologetics.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saftapologetics/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/saftapologetics/Newsletter: http://www.sendfox.com/saftapologeticsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/saftapologetics/Is there a question that you would like to share with us?Send us your questions, suggestions and queries at: info@saftapologetics.com

We are joined by Amanda Diaz and we go through a show that is the mother of all technical difficulties. We start off with Josh back at his parent's in Canada and Bri getting a bunch of tattoos. We talk with Amanda about coming to America from Cuba, getting into makeup and YouTube as a kid, her relationship with Kio Cyr, and end with a guys vs girls product battle. We go through headlines with Sevryn's response to Dave saying him going to Jaden's concert was a shot at Mads Lewis, Tana Mongeau's response to Dave roasting her for the whole internet to see, the D'Amelios' taking the KCA by storm and JoJo Siwa missing out on an invite despite being nominated. We end the show with an update on Bri's boyfriend swap, Dave thinking he can out-model Versace's Cole Sprouse, and a very interesting FMK that has Josh choosing between Ellie Zeiler, Mads Lewis, and Loren Gray.

Sallie McAdoo brings a rich and varied health care background to her position as medical director of the Kidney Cancer Association. Now in its fourth decade, the KCA is a one-stop destination for information and guidance to those on a journey with kidney cancer.

Did you listen to our episode where we answered Braxton Hunters 10 Questions for atheists 2021? Braxton did, and he did a special response to our answer to question two, where Matthew said, "Arguments are not Evidence". This Episode is part two of our response to Braxton's response. Part 1 is Episode 70. Link to Braxtons YouTube response: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qyr_xpkw-XQ SkyDivePhil's video responding to the KCA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGKe6YzHiME To contact us, email: reasonpress@gmail.com Our Theme Music was written for us by Holly, to support her and to purchase her music use the links below: https://hollykirstensongs.com/ https://hollykirsten.bandcamp.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/still-unbelievable/message

Jim Gabriel, president of MODLOGIQ shed light on why prefabrication is trending across the construction industry. Owners, general contractors, designers, and architects are turning to modular construction for several reasons. One of the biggest reasons is that the world is changing. Gabriel speaks openly about the pandemic and how modular construction has helped contractors and projects continue to move ahead even when job sites are shut down. This is due in part, to 80% of modular construction being constructed off-site. When MODLOGIQ finishes a project, it's set and ready to be shipped and installed without the headache of on-site construction. We also will put to rest some of the myths about modular construction and prefabrication. The perception is that modular construction is cheaper. Gabriel comments, “it's not cheaper, it provides more cost certainty for their clients and helps reduce cost escalation.” You'll also hear more about the unique ways modular construction is being used. Gabriel talks about “pushing the envelope” in their industry. Prefabrication and modularization are pushing to do more than just affordable housing or single-family homes. MODLOGIQ is trying to bring their business up to standards that designers and owners expect from traditional builds. We know our listeners always want to hear the take on safety as it relates to our topics. We asked Gabriel how prefabrication translates to a safer job site. He shares his thoughts, insights, and more in this next episode of the Building PA Podcast. 

Dr. Anirban Basu shares his 2022 forecast for the Pennsylvania construction industry. According to Dr. Basu, various segments of the industry should expect strong growth in data centers, fulfillment centers, and public works projects, based on multiple infrastructure investments from the Federal government. He also shares which segments may have negative impacts. Office and commercial construction, hotels, and retail will see challenges as we move forward in 2022. In addition to Dr. Basu's input, Jon shares results from the annual KCA industry survey. Within the episode, Dr. Basu discusses the various categories impacted by the workforce shortage and will continue to affect construction growth in certain industry sectors including senior living. He also shares statistics that highlight the combined workforce shortage and supply chain impacts that will slow certain areas of construction spending in 2022. The good news is that Dr. Basu anticipates price normalcy will return in 2022 and will help strengthen the industry as a whole. The retirement gap and current Pennsylvania business climate is also discussed. Dr. Basu points out the impact of not having shop classes within our education system and how it has affected the industry. Additionally, he shares how the business climate in the state has impacted construction. You can read more about Dr. Basu's thoughts and industry perspectives in the January issue of The Keystone Contractor Magazine.Dr. Basu also shares his insight on the economy as a whole, the impact we will face in the future, and what we can expect in the coming years.

Listen as President Rivera shares insight into industry trends related to workforce development beyond traditional construction-related skills such as career counseling, heavy equipment training, and professional career paths that will have significant impact. It's vital to the success of any workforce development programs they rely on training to address the entire student to ensure that future workforces are prepared to positively address future needs.  Rivera shares several stories of his experiences.President Rivera discusses future programs necessary to support the state's future needs, such as civil engineering specific to water treatment and sewage related to planned infrastructure investments.Thaddeus Stevens College has various programs to  include contractors and owners in meeting industry needs such as advisory panels, internships,  externships, and soft skills counseling.  If interested in learning more about opportunities, visit Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology.More about President Pedro Rivera:•Rivera is the former Secretary of Education. •Appointed by Governor Wolf to that position in 2015. •Previously served as superintendent to the School District of Lancaster.•Served in the Philadelphia school district for 13 years•Undergraduate degree from Penn State University•M.A. from Cheyney University of PA•Rivera became President of Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, October 2021Read more about this topic in the interview that President Rivera gave for the upcoming January 2022 issue of the Keystone Contractor Magazine.

2021 proved to be an unconventional year – we battled a pandemic, did our best to manage an erratic supply chain, and watched many businesses grow at an exponential rate. With 2021 behind us, Chris and Jon wanted to take a moment and reflect on several highlights from some inspiring guests they interviewed throughout the year.During this episode, Chris and Jon discuss their favorite podcasts and topics that continue to impact the industry. The two co-hosts discussed:·      The Business Leadership Series·      A site visit to the Steamfitters Local 449·      The Better Project Outcome Series·      A day in the life of a Union Political Director·      Workforce development and its ongoing impact on the industry·      Lean construction The conversation included the mission of the Building PA Podcast and its sister publication, The Keystone Contractor Magazine. Chris and Jon shared their pride in bringing the podcast to the Pennsylvania construction industry and the growth that occurred in 2021 - 57 episodes produced and over 7,500 downloads.Listen to past episodes and more at BuildingPAPodcast.com and follow the podcast on Facebook and LinkedIn. 

Sallie McAdoo brings a rich and varied health care background to her position as medical director of the Kidney Cancer Association. Now in its fourth decade, the KCA is a one-stop shop for information and guidance to those on a journey with kidney cancer.

When discussing the impact of virtual meetings on sales efforts, Sandler Sales Training expert Steve Kelly told the Building PA Podcast co-hosts a simple truth, “the things that were done previously changed very quickly and most people didn't adapt.”Listen as Steve Kelly shares best practices for improving your sales efforts in a virtual world.  Steve discusses methods for changing your technique and volume related to outreach, which has been forced to adapt to virtual meetings.  A key takeaway from Steve's conversation includes an emphasis on intention in your message.  This, he says, is vital to connect and communicate professionally.Additionally, Steve shared with our listeners access to his website that provides information on improving your sales efforts in our virtual world.  Visit http://exsellyst.sandler.com/sell to learn more.

Jessica Meyers, owner and president of JEM Group, based in Harrisburg, joins co-hosts Chris Martin and Jon O'Brien on the latest episode to discuss her leadership style, the future of JEM Group, and how the company is focusing on professional development among her team. During the episode, Meyers tells how she came to work in the construction industry and some of the obstacles she overcame to become an industry leader. Meyers says, “I don't try to be a perfect leader. I think it is important to come across as humble and this makes a leader more relatable.”A topic that is very high on her priorities is, recruitment and talent acquisition. She shares the focus of the JEM Group's recruitment efforts, which includes an individual development plan for both professional and personal aspects, use of the Gallup Strength Finder, Q12, and ongoing training offered to meet the individual's development plan. Learn more about the future of JEM Group at https://www.jemgroup.net/ This episode is part of the Business Leadership Series brought to you by McQueen Building Company.

In this episode , the guest talks narrates his story from childhood till date as a DPhil student at the Oxford university talking about some of his struggles from when he was a child to and always putting in the work and effort that afforded him to work at places such as PWC , safaricom PLC and even KCA and now is doing his phD in Oxford at only 26 ! Listen in

“It will never hurt your career to be more adventurous and multifaceted” Authenticity and vulnerability are the keys to human connection. Why, then, do we hesitate to be authentic and vulnerable on social media? In this episode with KCA project manager and non-musician perspective Jen Cubides, we talk about normalizing social media to capture the everyday. Being authentic on social media is a lot easier said than done. To help you take your first steps toward an authentic platform, Karen and Jen give some examples of content you can post to get started: Videos in the practice room, being gentle and honest with the imperfect parts of your playing Real day-in-the-life, what you're up to and where you are Behind the scenes, sharing bad days and how you overcome them Remember, we are all humans, imperfection is natural! We need to show up consistently and authentically to form connections with our audience. To do so, we can strategize our content to an extent in order to put ourselves in a position to share our lives regularly. Discipline equals freedom, and this discipline of strategy will leave room for us to be more spontaneous in what we share when those spontaneous times come: with the discipline of strategy, we don't have to worry about rushing through a post or racking our brains to come up with content for the day. We've planned for consistency and sustainability in our strategies! Lastly, social media is your portfolio. It will evolve and change just like we do. People will get to know who you were, who you are, and who you become, just as you're able to see the documentation of your own life in each season that you share. 

“Your time is not free. Your time is you and your time is your skillset.” This episode, we're joined by Non-Musician Perspective and KCA project manager Jennifer Cubides to talk about negotiations and knowing your worth. Besides being KCA project manager, Jen also just got a new job as Head of Academics at TPH Nashville! In addition to navigating new opportunities in the education industry, Jen's role keeping up with KCA contracts, projects, and clients has made her quite well-versed in negotiations. Karen and Jen pinpoint 3 main principles to keep in mind when making negotiations: “Clear is kind. Unclear is unkind.” -Brene Brown Do your own research: be knowledgeable Know your worth: ask for what you want and deserve The premise of negotiating is capitalizing on your skills and your environment. In navigating negotiations, though, be sure to keep in mind that there's a fine line between confidence and entitlement: have humility! Advocate for what you deserve, not just what you desire.

“The path of success can be a rollercoaster, and then there's also the component of you.You, the person with emotions, feelings, needs, desires, wants, all the things. It's so important for you to take care of yourself and to honor yourself first and foremost.” The environment you find yourself in will most definitely affect your mental health and translate into all other parts of your life. Preserving yourself is your most important priority. This episode, we're joined by KCA project manager Jennifer Cubides for a non-musician's perspective on toxic work environments and strategies for dealing with them.  Firstly, we need to identify toxicity around us. This comes from how we feel at work and about work: Are we fearful? Afraid? Unfulfilled? Unsafe? Anxious? Second is to pinpoint what we can change: what boundaries can we set to preserve ourselves, what communication needs to be had, and what areas of our work environment are unavoidable toxicities? Outline your expectations and have clear communication for what you need to be supported. Lastly, if there are unavoidable toxicities that hinder your wellbeing and mental health, know when to tap out and preserve yourself. Plan an exit strategy to honor yourself first and foremost. “Wherever your focus goes, your energy flows.”

“Particularly musicians have so many talents and so many things to really capitalize on, and I think if we're going to get anything out of this pandemic, it's the fact that you can make money in so many different ways without even having to come in contact with anyone.” Lots of innovation has hit the industry during the pandemic, and with this, we're redefining what it means to be a musician. As we stretch the bounds of our creative careers, there's a lot of unchartered territory that needs clarity that we oftentimes dismiss. This episode, we're continuing our Non-Musician Perspectives series with KCA project manager Jennifer Cubides to talk about 5 mistakes entrepreneurs make in the music industry, with emphasis on clarity: Lack of clarity in the product or service that you're offering Lack of clarity in pricing and what that's going to get me Contracts Communicate the scope of the project Lack of boundaries around personal investment in projects With this clarity, we can preserve ourselves and our projects to make the best creations and collaborations we can.

“With beginners, you're building and fostering that passion.” Teaching beginners is all about fostering passion and human connection. At younger ages, students we teach are more people than they are musicians, and we're at a crucial position to educate them from a place of experimentation and excitement in order to cultivate and instill creative inspiration. This episode, we're talking all things teaching with KCA Project Manager Jennifer Cubides as we continue our new Non-Musician Perspectives series. Jen is not only KCA's Project Manager, but she's also a teacher for young students! Her experience as an educator combined with her deep understanding of the music industry provide unique insights into what teaching beginners is all about. “Capture a full scope of the student. Capture who they are and the type of knowledge they have.” With beginners, it's all about fostering a relationship and building rapport in order to create a foundation of trust for experimentation and desire to learn. It's also about keeping your students (and their parents, especially!) excited and well-informed. In this episode, we're taking a deep dive into some tips and misconceptions surrounding teaching beginners, from a non-musician (and young educator's) perspective.

Kelley Chunn is the principal of Kelley Chunn & Associates (KCA), an award winning, 25 year old, state certified, collaborative consultancy based in Boston. KCA specializes in multicultural and cause-related public relations and marketing: strategic communications, research, branding, community/corporate outreach, civic engagement, media relations, event planning and management and training. www.kelleychunn.comFollow Kelley Chunn & Associates:https://twitter.com/KelleyChunnhttps://www.facebook.com/kelley.chunnhttps://www.facebook.com/kcaforsocialchangehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/kelleychunnhttps://www.instagram.com/kcassociates106Learn about Kelley Chunn & Associates:https://vimeo.com/87311034https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlGvm3bkoWAClient Project: https://friendsofthepublicgarden.org/2020/05/19/shaw-restoration-proceeds-may-19-2020/Support the show (https://www.lcgbrands.com/advertisewithmybpodcast)

“Put your ego at the door and tell people what it is that you're doing.” Social media is an opportunity to get to know musicians as more than just musicians. Sometimes we have points of hesitation about being performative or posting things beyond our music, since it's our main point of focus, but we want to document our lives - not just our careers! This episode, we're here to offer you an outside perspective to see how reality looks from a different angle, more specifically, from a non-musician. We're starting this “Perspectives with Jennifer Cubides” series with our amazing KCA project manager (and elementary school teacher, dog mom, awesome person) to offer insights into the music industry that might not be so clear when we're deep within it ourselves. Having Jen on the KCA team has been pivotal for the agency in reimagining presentations, social media, photography, and overall brand. This episode, Jen and Karen talk candidly about social media and how it looks from a non-musician's side of things.  “I feel like as musicians, we cater to other musicians. These people are not necessarily hiring us / it's not the entire point.” Social media is more than just a marketing tool for your career - it's a documentation of your life. We want to know about the people behind the music, and social media can be a candid and authentic way to get there. Making sure our message comes across is the most important thing - try batching your content a week in advance with a thought in mind of what you want to share and how you're going to share it to ensure that you're putting out consistent, digestible, organized, and authentic content. Give clarity to allow your audience to be there for you, to show up, to support you, and to cheer you on. Don't shy away from normal life! Pull from different content buckets and cycle through them. For example, at KCA, some of our content buckets are education, Aldo and Reina, and moving our bodies. Having these content buckets makes it easier to plan/batch content and to establish what our brand really is.

If you are interested in the future of the Oil & Gas industry as it relates to renewables and the environment, this is a must listen!  Russell interviews Kevin Carpenter, Founder and CEO of K Carpenter Associates (KCA), and discusses Kevin's latest webinar entitled: What does a low carbon future mean to me. This is another of one of Russell's best. KCA: https://www.kca-us.com/  Contact Kevin Carpenter via LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kcarpenterassociates Twitter: KCAInsights Contact Russell Stewart via LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/russell-stewart-podcast-host  Visit Endress+Hauser at:  https://cx.endress.com/hse-podcast  (sign up here for the monthly giveaway) Follow us on LinkedIn at @Endress+Hauser Group and on Twitter @Endress_US.  Win an Endress+Hauser/OGGN jacket and koozie Register for our monthly Endress+Hauser HSE Podcast giveaway here: https://cx.endress.com/hse-podcast Leave a Review Enjoy listening? Support the show by leaving a review in iTunes. Street Team If you're interested in joining the street team, join our Facebook Group here. Connect with OGGN Interested in Sponsoring?? If you would like to get your company in front of our professional audience, please contact our Producer, Savannah Wilson. More Oil and Gas Global Network Podcasts Oil and Gas This Week Podcast | Oil and Gas HS&E Podcast | Oil and Gas Industry Leaders | Oil and Gas Legal Risk | Oil and Gas Onshore | Oil and Gas Offshore  | PITCH Podcast |Oil and Gas Tech Podcast | Women Offshore Podcast | Permian Perspective Engage with Oil and Gas Global Network LinkedIn Group | Facebook | modal...

“Am I going to be able to learn in public, and am I going to be okay with that?” Trombonist, Blair School of Music Faculty, and dog dad Nick Laufer takes the wheel to interview KCA's Karen Cubides for this exciting episode, celebrating seven years of KCA, three iterations of the company, eighty episodes of the Musician's Guide Podcast, Karen's upcoming birthday, and Aldo and Reina's fourth birthday. Nick and Karen break open the challenges of creating and maintaining podcasts, such as performance anxiety in interviewing, balancing quality control against controlling everything, and elevating the podcast and the brand alike as she continues to bring exciting new professionals onto the show. Karen gets real about the unique pressure of feeling like a beginner when she started her podcast while also being a professional with clout. Karen also digs deep with some of the lessons she's learned along the way and in the current climates of the pandemic and of the social justice movement. She talks about what it's like to pivot and to bring artists of all walks of life onto the show, talking about their experiences with mental health, inequity in the arts and in arts education, women's rights, and more. In light of this, she discusses some of the plans for making the Musician's Guide Podcast an even greater guide for artists who are in need of direction in today's ever-changing world. How can I better elevate those around me? Who am I associating with? How can I better grow as a person to handle the next season of my professional life? Do I have to sacrifice my own well-being to meet a deadline in my career? What does it mean to show up for others -- or myself?If these kinds of questions are on your mind, then this episode is for you. 

This week an Indian High Court quashed the BCCI's lifetime on Sreesanth. This is third in our series of podcasts with the man himself which have chronicled his fight for justice and to return to the cricket field. Sreesanth speaks openly to host Amit Kohli and we also take in the thoughts from Australian cricket writers Dennis Freedman and Jarrod Kimber; plus, Eddie Gibbs gives us his thoughts on Sree playing for Glenrothes CC in the Scottish Premier League. Topics discussed include: Victory - Initial reaction to winning his case in the Kerala High Court.Fitness – Dav Whatmore and the KCA keen to assess his fitness immediately for return to competitive cricket.Bollywood & Politics – How they helped plug a huge hole in his life during ban.Next steps – Returning to Ranji Trophy action with Kerala, getting NOC from BCCI to play in Scotland, prospects of T20 cricket in Big Bash etc.The dream – Is it really possible to make a return to international cricket with Team India?Playing in Scotland – Will he really play for Glenrothes CC? Prospects of family moving relocating and qualifying to play for Scotland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.