Podcasts about Kean

Maracanà con Marco Piccari e Stefano Impallomeni. Ospiti: Fattori:" 40 milioni per Kean ci penserei alla cessione.Allegri vince lo scudetto" Di Chiara:" Allegri al Napoli torna a vincere. Sarri ha un compito non facile"

Maracanà con Marco Piccari e Stefano Impallomeni. Ospiti: Fattori:" 40 milioni per Kean ci penserei alla cessione.Allegri vince lo scudetto" Di Chiara:" Allegri al Napoli torna a vincere. Sarri ha un compito non facile"

Maracanà con Marco Piccari e Stefano Impallomeni. Ospiti: Di Benedetto:"La Fiorentina vuole tenere Kean. Sarri ha tutto per rilanciarsi" Garbo:"Allegri con il Napoli si rilancia. Bonanni:" Davanti a 40 milioni cederei Kean e andre su Scamacca"

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What if your body already knows the answers — and you just need to learn to listen? If you've been feeling shut down, disconnected, or like the fire that used to drive you has simply gone out, this episode is for you. Whether you're navigating the energy crashes of perimenopause, moving through grief after losing a partner, or just quietly wondering if desire, vitality, and joy are still available to you — Dr. Anna and her guest Connie Kean are here to tell you: they absolutely are. Connie Kean is a Reiki Master, Energy Practitioner, and founder of Quantum Energy Infusion (QEI) — an international educational platform built on three decades of transformational energy work. She's also a musician and educator whose 40-year career teaching piano gave her a unique ability to translate the invisible into something you can actually feel and use. Her book, Quantum Now, and her five-level QEI program have helped thousands of high-performing individuals reclaim their energy, their presence, and their aliveness. In this deeply personal and eye-opening conversation, you'll discover: What muscle energy testing (true for you testing) is — and how to use it right now to check your supplements, choices, and body's needs How your root and sacral chakras govern sexual and creative energy — and simple techniques to reopen them Why grief, loss, and caregiving often stall sexual energy, and how to channel it back into vitality The Map of Consciousness and why raising your frequency isn't just spiritual — it's measurable and protective How to fall asleep sending healing energy to your own body tonight This one will shift something in you.   Time Stamps: 00:00:00 — Introduction to energy, fatigue, and reigniting passion in midlife and beyond. 00:02:00 — Connie's background as a music teacher and how that prepared her for energy work. 00:03:20 — Her near-death experience on a plane and the beginning of her healing path. 00:05:10 — Finding Reiki in Indonesia and realizing immediately it was her calling. 00:06:40 — Traditional Reiki training and apprenticeship under a master. 00:08:20 — Returning to the U.S. and the early skepticism around energy work. 00:09:40 — Exploring how emotions can be stored in organs, tissues, and energy fields. 00:12:10 — Discussion of grief, heartache, and how energy release can feel physically. 00:14:30 — Connie shares the loss of her husband, father, and mother within 14 months. 00:17:00 — How she and her husband navigated cancer, intimacy, and soul-level connection. 00:20:00 — Sexual energy, creativity, and how she channeled energy into building her company. 00:23:10 — The importance of the root chakra and the second chakra in vitality and sensuality. 00:26:00 — Practical ways to stay connected to sexual energy after loss or with age. 00:28:00 — Using nature, grounding, and self-touch to awaken the body's energy. 00:30:20 — The "true for you" testing method and how the body can indicate truth. 00:33:00 — Closing thoughts on energy as essential to life and healing.   Memorable Quotes "An orgasm a day keeps the doctor away." — Connie Kean  "Your body is a pendulum. It moves toward what benefits it — just like a sunflower moves toward the sun." — Connie Kean  "My mission is raising the collective consciousness to peaceful coexistence. That's why I'm on the planet." — Connie Kean  "Where your attention goes, energy grows."  — Dr. Anna Cabeca "We are walking, talking light stations." — Connie Kean    Connect With Guest Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/quantumenergyinfusion Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quantumenergyinfusion/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@quantumenergyinfusion TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@quantumenergyinfusion Website: https://www.quantumenergyinfusion.com/  Amazon Book Page: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNDDJKT8   Connect With Dr. Anna: Website: Dranna.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegirlfrienddoctor/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thegirlfrienddoctor  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drannacabeca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thegirlfrienddoctor  

This episode is a wake-up call for anyone who's ever thrown away food because of a confusing "sell by" date on the package. The speaker takes a closer look at the California law that's about to change the way food manufacturers label their products, and the unintended consequences that might arise from it. But that's not all - the conversation also delves into a more serious topic: the secrecy surrounding mental health in Congress.The speaker discusses how California's new law aims to simplify food labeling by requiring manufacturers to use only two phrases: "best if used by" for quality and "used by" for safety. But what about the potential costs and consequences of this new regulation? And what can we learn from the way Congress handles mental health issues, particularly when it comes to members who are absent due to illness or incapacitation? The speaker shares some surprising stories and raises important questions about accountability and transparency in government.One of the key points of this episode is the speaker's argument that the California law might not be as effective as intended, and that the real issue is the lack of information and clarity around food labeling. The speaker also highlights the importance of transparency in government, particularly when it comes to mental health issues. By sharing the stories of two Congress members who were absent due to illness, the speaker raises questions about accountability and the responsibility of elected officials to their constituents.If you're interested in learning more about the California law, the importance of transparency in government, and the challenges of mental health in Congress, tune in to this episode to hear the speaker's thought-provoking insights and analysis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Six months ago, KwaZulu-Natal farmer Pete Keene came to BizNews with a warning nobody wanted to hear. His herd was a hundred percent infected with foot and mouth disease, the government's response had a zero percent chance of working, and the law wouldn't even let him reach for a needle and syringe. Today, a lot has changed on paper — the High Court struck down that law, the minister who defended it has been removed — but Pete's message is stark: the fire is still burning, and the real cost, a calving rate that crashed from ninety to thirty percent, won't fully show up until 2032. He never asked for a bailout. He asked to be heard. Also today: Johan Rupert sits on a R100bn cash pile after the cleanest exit in Remgro's history; the DA leads the ANC in by-elections nationally for the first time, then detonates a credibility bomb in the same week; and Business Unity SA walks away from the UIF after six years of being ignored.

What if your body already knows the answers — and you just need to learn to listen? If you've been feeling shut down, disconnected, or like the fire that used to drive you has simply gone out, this episode is for you. Whether you're navigating the energy crashes of perimenopause, moving through grief after losing a partner, or just quietly wondering if desire, vitality, and joy are still available to you — Dr. Anna and her guest Connie Kean are here to tell you: they absolutely are. Connie Kean is a Reiki Master, Energy Practitioner, and founder of Quantum Energy Infusion (QEI) — an international educational platform built on three decades of transformational energy work. She's also a musician and educator whose 40-year career teaching piano gave her a unique ability to translate the invisible into something you can actually feel and use. Her book, Quantum Now, and her five-level QEI program have helped thousands of high-performing individuals reclaim their energy, their presence, and their aliveness. In this deeply personal and eye-opening conversation, you'll discover: What muscle energy testing (true for you testing) is — and how to use it right now to check your supplements, choices, and body's needs How your root and sacral chakras govern sexual and creative energy — and simple techniques to reopen them Why grief, loss, and caregiving often stall sexual energy, and how to channel it back into vitality The Map of Consciousness and why raising your frequency isn't just spiritual — it's measurable and protective How to fall asleep sending healing energy to your own body tonight This one will shift something in you.   Time Stamps: 00:00:00 — Introduction to energy, fatigue, and reigniting passion in midlife and beyond. 00:02:00 — Connie's background as a music teacher and how that prepared her for energy work. 00:03:20 — Her near-death experience on a plane and the beginning of her healing path. 00:05:10 — Finding Reiki in Indonesia and realizing immediately it was her calling. 00:06:40 — Traditional Reiki training and apprenticeship under a master. 00:08:20 — Returning to the U.S. and the early skepticism around energy work. 00:09:40 — Exploring how emotions can be stored in organs, tissues, and energy fields. 00:12:10 — Discussion of grief, heartache, and how energy release can feel physically. 00:14:30 — Connie shares the loss of her husband, father, and mother within 14 months. 00:17:00 — How she and her husband navigated cancer, intimacy, and soul-level connection. 00:20:00 — Sexual energy, creativity, and how she channeled energy into building her company. 00:23:10 — The importance of the root chakra and the second chakra in vitality and sensuality. 00:26:00 — Practical ways to stay connected to sexual energy after loss or with age. 00:28:00 — Using nature, grounding, and self-touch to awaken the body's energy. 00:30:20 — The "true for you" testing method and how the body can indicate truth. 00:33:00 — Closing thoughts on energy as essential to life and healing.   Memorable Quotes "An orgasm a day keeps the doctor away." — Connie Kean  "Your body is a pendulum. It moves toward what benefits it — just like a sunflower moves toward the sun." — Connie Kean  "My mission is raising the collective consciousness to peaceful coexistence. That's why I'm on the planet." — Connie Kean  "Where your attention goes, energy grows."  — Dr. Anna Cabeca "We are walking, talking light stations." — Connie Kean    Connect With Guest Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/quantumenergyinfusion Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quantumenergyinfusion/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@quantumenergyinfusion TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@quantumenergyinfusion Website: https://www.quantumenergyinfusion.com/  Amazon Book Page: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNDDJKT8   Connect With Dr. Anna: Website: Dranna.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegirlfrienddoctor/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thegirlfrienddoctor  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drannacabeca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thegirlfrienddoctor  

Democratic politicians plot how they'll keep males in women's sports after the historic SCOTUS ruling. The left celebrate the Supreme Court's decision preserving birthright citizenship, while Republicans consider constitutional and legislative paths to restrict it. Congressman Tom Kean Jr. of New Jersey returns to Washington after a nearly four-month absence and reveals that he was hospitalized while battling depression. Two former NBA players are charged in a federal gambling scheme alleging one player deliberately manipulated his performance so insiders could profit from bets.   Birch Gold: Text MK to 989898 and get a free America 250 silver round with qualifying purchase    Lean: Discover why LEAN is becoming the choice for real weight‑loss results—shop now at https://TAKELEAN.com use code MK Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In episode 2083, Miles and guest co-host Pallavi Gunalan are joined by English professor, author of The New Mutants: Superheroes and the Radical Imagination of American Comics, and host of Nerd from the Future, Ramzi Fawaz, to discuss… GOP Rep Is Finally Back At Work After 116 Day…Medical Issue, The American Fair is a success STFU, TikTok’s Most Hated ‘90s Children’s Book Is Being Turned Into A Movie and more! GOP Rep Is Finally Back At Work After 116 Day…Medical Issue GOP Rep. Tom Kean announces depression diagnosis after mysterious monthslong absence from Congress Just left the great American state fair where I watched Michael Knowles debate a ten year old girl about the Salem witch trials in front of DOZENS of people Trump’s July 4 Fireworks Show is Monumentally Insane 'The Rainbow Fish' read by Ernest Borgnine Studiocanal Unveils Animated Adaptation Of Controversial ‘The Rainbow Fish’ Children’s Book The Rainbow Fish Wiki Fifth-grade teacher explains why he thinks the classic kid’s book ‘Rainbow Fish’ isn’t great ‘Toxic message’: Teachers and parents are cancelling 90s classic The Rainbow Fish Did this book shape your childhood? Apparently it's why we all need therapy. The rainbow fishkeeps his scales Rainbow Fish (TV series) LISTEN: walkin. by Andy BeatzSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joyce talk about:New jersey Congressman Tom Kean's prolonged hospitalization for depression and his decision to move forward with his reelection campaign. Does he really still have the capacity to serve? Devastation in Venezuela following the earthquake. Hundreds of passengers stuck at the Orlando Airport under threat of arrest due to a baggage and inspection issue. Tim Waltz has melt down over Supreme court ruling on boys in girls sports. Two climbers scale the Empire State Building/ hangs banner, and gets engaged before being arrested. Immigration, border crossings, Russia reportingly rationing gas/ fuel shortage.Birthright Citizenship. Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan new book Regimen Change - digs deep into the relationship between President Trump and Marco Rubio. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Birthright Citizenship RulingThe Supreme Court hands President Trump a defeat, ruling that any child born in the United States is a U.S. citizen. John Stolnis reports from Washington. Mystery SolvedThe more-than three-month absence of New Jersey Representative Tom Kean is no longer a mystery. Kean returned to the House on Tuesday and explained his absence. Correspondent Rich Johnson reports. Transgender Sports DecisionThe Supreme Court upholds state laws banning transgender girls and women from competing on school athletic teams. Supreme Court writer Mark Sherman reports. Consumer ConfidenceConsumer confidence edged higher last month as gas prices fell, but Americans remain gloomy about the economy. Correspondent Sagar Meghani reports. Business ReportJessica Eddinger reports on a new Medicare demonstration program that, beginning today, allows eligible beneficiaries to receive GLP-1 weight-loss medications prescribed for obesity for a $50 monthly copay. Online Romance ScamsGlobal scammers are using American technology platforms to target victims, with some convincing people to fall in love in just days. Correspondent Haya Panjwani reports. Serena Returns to WimbledonSerena Williams loses in the opening round at Wimbledon in her first singles match in nearly four years. Ed Donahue reports. Second Half Supreme Court Upholds Sports BanCorrespondent John Stolnis reports from Washington on the Supreme Court's decision to uphold state bans on transgender students competing on girls' and women's school sports teams. Birthright CitizenshipSagar Meghani reports on the Supreme Court's ruling regarding birthright citizenship. Gun Rights Case AheadThe Supreme Court will hear arguments this fall on whether bans on semiautomatic rifles, including the AR-15, violate the Second Amendment. Lisa Dwyer reports. Crypto Policy Shake-UpThe Supreme Court overturns a 91-year-old precedent, clearing the way for the president to remove commissioners who oversee cryptocurrency policy. Chuck Palm, the New Old Tech Guy, explains. White House UFO CouncilA Harvard professor known for controversial theories about extraterrestrial life has been selected to lead a new White House UFO council. Ed Donahue reports. Ford RecallFord is recalling more than 741,000 vehicles because of a parking system issue. Marcela Sanchez reports on the affected models. World Cup Heat DomeA dangerous heat dome is expected to blanket World Cup matches across the eastern United States this week. Correspondent Ben Thomas reports. Cracks in Our FoundationJoan Jones explores the story behind the Liberty Bell—and hot dogs—in today's installment of Celebrating America's 250th Anniversary. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Baking in the Big Apple. Why did Tom Kean Jr. keep his depression a secret?Imagine finding out your doctor is not really a doctor. Another East Side Legionnaires death

As promised, New Jersey Congressman Tom Kean Jr. delivered a speech on the House floor to explain missing 140 votes and 4 months of work. Kean said he was diagnosed with depression and upon advice of his doctors, he remained in the hospital for treatment to battle the disease. And while most were sympathetic and wished him well, many also took issue with his message which they say was tone-deaf and wreaked of privilege.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All eyes will be on Capitol Hill today to finally see 57-year-old Tom Kean Jr return to work, after a months-long mysterious disappearance from the public eye. Kean hasn’t been seen publicly since March 5th and has missed more than 100 votes over the past four months. The congressman is running for reelection in a hotly contested seat, so he has a lot of explaining to do, not only to his colleagues, but more importantly, to his constituents, Kean has only said that he was being treated for an unspecified medical condition, but has promised to reveal all in a floor speech in Congress today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As promised, New Jersey Congressman Tom Kean Jr. delivered a speech on the House floor to explain missing 140 votes and 4 months of work. Kean said he was diagnosed with depression and upon advice of his doctors, he remained in the hospital for treatment to battle the disease. And while most were sympathetic and wished him well, many also took issue with his message which they say was tone-deaf and wreaked of privilege.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All eyes will be on Capitol Hill today to finally see 57-year-old Tom Kean Jr return to work, after a months-long mysterious disappearance from the public eye. Kean hasn’t been seen publicly since March 5th and has missed more than 100 votes over the past four months. The congressman is running for reelection in a hotly contested seat, so he has a lot of explaining to do, not only to his colleagues, but more importantly, to his constituents, Kean has only said that he was being treated for an unspecified medical condition, but has promised to reveal all in a floor speech in Congress today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As promised, New Jersey Congressman Tom Kean Jr. delivered a speech on the House floor to explain missing 140 votes and 4 months of work. Kean said he was diagnosed with depression and upon advice of his doctors, he remained in the hospital for treatment to battle the disease. And while most were sympathetic and wished him well, many also took issue with his message which they say was tone-deaf and wreaked of privilege.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All eyes will be on Capitol Hill today to finally see 57-year-old Tom Kean Jr return to work, after a months-long mysterious disappearance from the public eye. Kean hasn’t been seen publicly since March 5th and has missed more than 100 votes over the past four months. The congressman is running for reelection in a hotly contested seat, so he has a lot of explaining to do, not only to his colleagues, but more importantly, to his constituents, Kean has only said that he was being treated for an unspecified medical condition, but has promised to reveal all in a floor speech in Congress today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship under the Constitution's 14th Amendment, ruling unconstitutional President Donald Trump's Executive Order declaring that children born to parents who are in the United States illegally or temporarily are not American citizens; Supreme Court also rules that states may may ban transgender girls from participating in sports at publicly funded schools; U.S. House legislative business remains at a standstill with a handful of House Republicans refusing to let bills come up for debate and votes until the Senate passes the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote and restrict mail in ballots. Today those Republicans blocked the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA); Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urges oil and gas companies to lower their prices, now that the war with Iran is in the peace negotiating stage, echoing President Trump's posts, saying, 'we're watching'; First Congressional hearing today in 50 years on a former CIA program called MKUltra that experimented on human subjects with mind-control techniques and behavior-altering drugs; House passes a children's online safety bill, but it is different than what is being considered in the Senate; Rep. Tom Kean (R-NJ) says in a House floor speech that he has been away from Washington, DC for months because he was hospitalized with depression. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As promised, New Jersey Congressman Tom Kean Jr. delivered a speech on the House floor to explain missing 140 votes and 4 months of work. Kean said he was diagnosed with depression and upon advice of his doctors, he remained in the hospital for treatment to battle the disease. And while most were sympathetic and wished him well, many also took issue with his message which they say was tone-deaf and wreaked of privilege.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All eyes will be on Capitol Hill today to finally see 57-year-old Tom Kean Jr return to work, after a months-long mysterious disappearance from the public eye. Kean hasn’t been seen publicly since March 5th and has missed more than 100 votes over the past four months. The congressman is running for reelection in a hotly contested seat, so he has a lot of explaining to do, not only to his colleagues, but more importantly, to his constituents, Kean has only said that he was being treated for an unspecified medical condition, but has promised to reveal all in a floor speech in Congress today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AP Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports New Jersey Republican Congressman Tom Kean Junior is explaining his long absence from the House.

For many fathers, being present means showing up for the little moments — a first word, a first step, a scraped knee that needs comforting. But what happens when your job takes you around the world and keeps you away from home for weeks at a time, representing Singapore on the global stage? So how challenging can it be, to be a father while tending to his national duties? And what does it mean to be a present parent even when you can't always be physically there? On a Father's Day special of The Agenda, Hongbin Jeong speaks to the Former World Champion, and Singapore’s National Badminton Player, Loh Kean Yew, as he shares his personal journey in fatherhood.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Era nell'aria, adesso è ufficiale: Fabio Grosso è il nuovo allenatore della Fiorentina. Adele Stigliano ed Enrico Zambruno commentano la nuova panchina viola.Potrero, dove tutto ha inizio. Un podcast sul calcio italiano e internazionale.Su Como TV (https://tv.comofootball.com) nel 2026 potete seguire in diretta le partite della Saudi Pro League, Saudi King's Cup, Supercoppa d'Arabia, Copa Libertadores, Copa Sudamericana, Recopa, Liga Profesional Argentina, Trofeo de Campeones argentino, Eredivisie, Coppa di Francia, Scottish Premiership, Coppa di Scozia, Scottish League Cup, Scottish Championship, Coppa di Portogallo, Supercoppa di Portogallo, HNL croata e tutti i contenuti di calcio italiano e internazionale on demand.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/potrero--5761582/support.

Today's Poll Question at Smerconish.com: Should Representative Tom Kean Jr.'s three-month unexplained absence disqualify him from re-election? Michael examines the growing controversy surrounding New Jersey Congressman Tom Kean Jr., who has not cast a vote in Congress since March 5 and has largely disappeared from public view. In this episode, Michael explores the tension between respecting a potential health crisis and demanding accountability from an elected official. If Kean is facing a serious medical or mental health challenge, how much privacy should he be afforded? And at what point do voters have a right to insist on active representation? A thoughtful conversation about transparency, compassion, public service, and democratic responsibility. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Today's Headlines: California and Iowa held their primaries Tuesday — Becerra and Hilton are leading California's governor's race with Steyer's money in a distant third, Karen Bass is holding first in LA's mayoral race with Spencer Pratt in second, and several Beverly Hills residents showed up to vote for Pratt only to discover they don't live in Los Angeles, perfect. Missing New Jersey congressman Tom Kean Jr. — absent for three months — won his uncontested primary anyway, with Trump endorsing him and calling him "tireless," while Kean remains well enough to execute stock trades but not apparently to show up to work. The House passed a War Powers Resolution requiring Trump to withdraw from Iran unless Congress authorizes the war — four Republicans defecting. Iranian drones struck Kuwait's main airport yesterday killing at least one person, and Trump defined the current ceasefire as "when you're shooting in a more moderate manner." The Kushner Albania situation escalated to over 100,000 protesters, a government corruption investigation, and frozen bank accounts tied to the land company behind their resort, over how ecologically protected land was quietly reclassified to clear the way for their development. George Santos is under investigation by the DOJ and CFTC for betting against his own State of the Union attendance on Kalshi after publicly tweeting he'd be there to inflate the odds — which is the most on-brand insider trading imaginable. And finally, DOGE whistleblower Daniel Berulis filed a defamation lawsuit against Elon Musk, revealing that less than a week after his whistleblower report was published, someone cut the brakes on his car, removed the airbag sensor, and left fingerprints inside — with the only entities that had his address on record being his utilities and the Office of Personnel Management, which DOGE had already taken over. Resources/Articles mentioned: The Guardian: Trump-backed candidate loses in Iowa governor's race as Democrats look to flip Senate seat NYT: Election Live Updates: Races Are Close in California With Many Votes Still to Count NYT: A Congressman Was Suddenly Absent. So We Looked. And Looked Politico: New Jersey Rep. Tom Kean Jr. says he's 'energized' but appears to push back timeline for return The Independent: Where's Trump? President resurfaces after a week with no public events amid health questions and tumbling polls NYT: House Passes Iran War Powers Resolution AP News: Kuwait says Iranian drones hit airport and killed 1 as ceasefire is tested again WSJ: Trump Tells Aides He Won't Resume All-Out War With Iran Unless U.S. Troops Are Killed MSN: Albania freezes assets in Kushner resort corruption probe Wired: He Blew the Whistle on DOGE. Then His Brakes Were Cut Subscribe to the Betches News Room and join the Morning Announcements group chat. Go to: betchesnews.substack.com Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage and edited by Grace Hernandez-Johnson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's edition of The Update Journal, the NBA Finals start today, which means New York has officially entered its most dangerous emotional state: confident, confused, and wearing old jerseys from a closet that hasn't been opened since 1999. We preview Knicks vs. Spurs the only honest way possible — by admitting nobody knows what's going to happen and calling that journalism.Then, Mayor Mamdani takes emergency action and repeals bedtime so New York children can stay up for the Finals — even though most of them weren't alive the last time the Knicks got this far, and, disturbingly, some of their parents weren't either. Naturally, the kids respond by forming a Knicks caucus, demanding juice boxes during halftime, and asking why Allan Houston isn't on TikTok.And in Brandon's Take this week, we investigate the June Fake-Out: the annual scam where summer technically begins, but school, work, responsibilities, and random 63-degree mornings refuse to leave the building. It's June, the calendar says summer is close, but emotionally? We're still being held hostage by spring with a bad attitude.In the headlines on #TheUpdate this Wednesday, Rebecca Bennett, a former Navy helicopter pilot, won the New Jersey Democratic primary in the battleground 7th Congressional District to take on Republican Rep. Tom Kean Jr., who has been absent from Congress with an unspecified illness for months. Kean cruised to the Republican nomination after running unopposed. The powerful teachers' union delivered a master class in wheeling and dealing — winning pay bumps of up to $9,500 as part of a deal delaying New York's class size mandate.And in Detroit, Two scientists at a U.S. government lab were charged with smuggling vials of deactivated monkeypox virus into the country from Africa and lying about it during interviews with investigators at a Michigan airport, authorities said.

In this edition of For All InTrendsive Purposes, Jack and Miles are joined by L.A. mayoral candidate Nithya Raman to talk about her run, and they also discuss Paxton ousting Cornyn in TX, Pope Leo spitting some mildly hot fire, NJ rep Tom Kean Jr. missing everything but the stonks and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A New Jersey congressman has been missing for 77 days. His office keeps posting like he's at his desk. His father is fielding press calls. And almost no one is talking about it.Tom Kean Jr. hasn't cast a vote since March 5. His team's answer? "Personal medical issue." "Back soon." "Trust us."That's not transparency. That's a cover-up with better branding.This episode breaks down the four things Kean's team is doing wrong, why "simulated presence" on social media erodes trust faster than silence ever could, and four predictions about where this story goes the second the news cycle quiets down.Inside the episode:Why "personal medical issue" stopped working around day 50The four specific moves Kean's team is making, and what each one signalsWhy "simulated presence" is the new crisis comms failureThe Princess Catherine parallel and what Kensington Palace eventually figured outFour predictions about what breaks next, including which party turns on him firstThe minimum disclosure every public figure owes the people who hired themPrivacy is a boundary. Secrecy is a strategy. When you confuse the two, you don't protect yourself. You hand the story to everyone else.Want More Behind the Breakdown? Follow The PR Breakdown with Molly McPherson on Substack for early access to podcast episodes, private member chats, weekly live sessions, and monthly workshops that go deeper than the mic. It is the inside hub for communicators who want real strategy, clear judgment, and a little side-eye where it counts.Follow Molly on Substack Subscribe to Molly's Weekly Newsletter  Need a Keynote Speaker? Drawing from real-world PR battles, Molly delivers the same engaging stories and hard-won crisis insights from the podcast to your live audience. Click here to book Molly for your next meeting. Follow & Connect with Molly:https://www.youtube.com/mollymcphersonhttps://mollymcpherson.substack.com/https://www.tiktok.com/@mollybmcphersonhttps://www.instagram.com/molly.mcpherson/...

New Jersey congressman, 57-year-old Tom Kean Jr. is up for reelection this year, but neither his constituents, nor his colleagues have laid eyes on him since early March. His staff and father, former New Jersey Governor Tom Kean Sr., have only referenced that the congressman is “addressing a personal health matter.” Just last week, a local New Jersey reporter said he spoke to the Congressman by phone, where Kean confirmed he is still running for re-election. Kean released a statement in mid April saying he expects to return to a full schedule and be at 100 percent, but in the meantime his whereabouts and condition remain a mystery. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Jersey congressman, 57-year-old Tom Kean Jr. is up for reelection this year, but neither his constituents, nor his colleagues have laid eyes on him since early March. His staff and father, former New Jersey Governor Tom Kean Sr., have only referenced that the congressman is “addressing a personal health matter.” Just last week, a local New Jersey reporter said he spoke to the Congressman by phone, where Kean confirmed he is still running for re-election. Kean released a statement in mid April saying he expects to return to a full schedule and be at 100 percent, but in the meantime his whereabouts and condition remain a mystery. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Jersey congressman, 57-year-old Tom Kean Jr. is up for reelection this year, but neither his constituents, nor his colleagues have laid eyes on him since early March. His staff and father, former New Jersey Governor Tom Kean Sr., have only referenced that the congressman is “addressing a personal health matter.” Just last week, a local New Jersey reporter said he spoke to the Congressman by phone, where Kean confirmed he is still running for re-election. Kean released a statement in mid April saying he expects to return to a full schedule and be at 100 percent, but in the meantime his whereabouts and condition remain a mystery. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Jersey congressman, 57-year-old Tom Kean Jr. is up for reelection this year, but neither his constituents, nor his colleagues have laid eyes on him since early March. His staff and father, former New Jersey Governor Tom Kean Sr., have only referenced that the congressman is “addressing a personal health matter.” Just last week, a local New Jersey reporter said he spoke to the Congressman by phone, where Kean confirmed he is still running for re-election. Kean released a statement in mid April saying he expects to return to a full schedule and be at 100 percent, but in the meantime his whereabouts and condition remain a mystery. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*release from 2024 Memorial Day episode Kean shares what made Memorial Day weekend change for him and asks several former US Navy SEALs and those close to the NSW community to share a tribute to a specific fallen teammate and/or honor our fallen.   Special thank you to Robert Sweetman, Bill Brown, Larry Indiviglia, Travis Lively, and Ajay James for their tribute to our fallen. Please visit and support www.navySEALfoundation.org, www.c4foundation.org, and www.AmericasMightyWarriors.org  *please note the transcript is likely AI generated, not provided by the show, and may contain errors) Special thanks to our sponsor Empire Wine & Empire Too. Visit them at www.EmpireWine.com! Thanks to Sean Kelly and the band The Sample for permission to use "Streets in the Rain." Visit them at www.TheSamples.com    

Ralph welcomes back union organizer, Chris Townsend, to discuss the reasons why the AFL-CIO shrinks from effectively fighting for its members and expanding the power of workers. Then, political scientist Lee Drutman lays out a system of proportional representation that would take away the incentive to gerrymander congressional districts. Plus, Ralph gives some quick takes on Thomas Massie's primary loss, fish hopped up on cocaine, and the situations in Lebanon and Ukraine.Chris Townsend has been a union member and labor leader for more than 45 years. He was most recently the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) International Union Organizing Director. Previously, he was an International Representative and Political Action Director for the United Electrical Workers Union (UE), and he has held local positions in both the SEIU and UFCW.[The upcoming AFL-CIO] convention is deliberately kept secret. It's what I describe as sort of a hideout strategy. It enables the leadership to not have to discuss or take positions that for them are difficult, such as: What is the labor movement going to do to confront the rampant lawlessness and criminality of the Trump regime? What is the labor movement going to do to address the rampaging inflation that is eating up living standards? There's no wage policy. There's no bargaining policy of the Federation. What are they going to do to address the ongoing national health care crisis and disaster?... And what are they doing about the crisis of the unorganized?Chris TownsendThe labor movement finds itself (I would submit) with the leadership disinterested in going out and organizing the unorganized. But even for those who do (and there are some), the laws—Taft-Hartley primary among them—provide such a minefield that we have to run through, that our ability to organize on any scale for decades has been stopped. And therefore, we are condemned to a perpetual shrinking size, resources, and whatnot. [And what] might help for folks to figure out how or why this is happening is that the labor movement is systematically being converted from trade union fighting organizations, membership-driven fighting organizations, to harmless not-for-profit organizations. And this is today's administrative layer of trade union leaders that don't see anything wrong with that. But that doesn't help anyone in the shop, in the office, in the workplace. And it doesn't help anyone looking to the labor movement for something better—better treatment, better wages, better benefits, better conditions, better health and safety in the workplace.Chris TownsendLee Drutman is a senior fellow in the Political Reform program at New America, where he focuses on electoral reform, Congress, and democratic health. He writes the newsletter Undercurrent Events and co-hosts the podcast Politics in Question. And he is the author of The Business of America is Lobbying and Breaking the Two-Party Doom Loop: The Case for Multiparty Democracy in America.The whole issue of gerrymandering is really just an outgrowth of this way that we use single-winner districts with winner-take-all votes. It's also what entrenches the two-party system in the US, which limits the choice of voters. So there's this one weird voting mechanism that we have that most countries have gotten rid of, that is an antiquated voting system, that preserves the two-party system and makes gerrymandering just inevitable—and that's the use of single-member districts. Now, in a proportional system, you take away the districts, and you do this statewide, you can carve up larger states into a few multi-member districts. And then seats get allocated proportionally by party share. That takes away the entire incentive of gerrymandering, it gives voters everywhere meaningful choices, meaningful votes, and it is just a superior system of representing the pluralism and diversity of our pluralistic and diverse society.Lee DrutmanPeople like the idea of proportional representation as basic fairness—that people think that parties should get seats in proportion to the share of votes they get. I did some polling on it a few years ago, and I'm hoping to do a little bit more… But I think that one of the challenges is people don't entirely understand how it works. And so it's a challenge to poll people on a concept that they don't know about. But I think more and more people understand it. And from the polling I've seen, at a principles-based level, people get the idea that proportionality is a form of fairness, and people like fairness.Lee DrutmanKaty O'Donnell is the editorial director at Haymarket Books, a radical, independent, nonprofit book publisher based in Chicago.News 5/22/26* Our first story this week has to do with what appears to be the impending downfall of ultrazionist media personality, Bari Weiss. Weiss, who resigned from the New York Times to found the Free Press and then sold that venture to become “Editor-in-Chief” for CBS News under the Ellison regime, is reportedly facing down the barrel of her role being scaled back substantially. Puck reports “As Paramount closes in on its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery…members of the senior leadership team have had informal discussions about changing Bari's mandate at CBS News—and, eventually, CNN—in ways that would give her less control over the linear product.” This piece cites her missteps stewarding CBS News, including her inability to improve the ratings for Evening News, even failing to secure new anchor Tony Dokoupil a travel visa to China in time for President Trump's recent visit to the People's Republic. While a total dismissal of Weiss seems unlikely in the near future, such a dramatic reduction in her clout would constitute a tremendous, humbling blow.* Moving to state-level news, last week, Colorado Democratic Governor Jared Polis announced he would be commuting the sentence of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, who was sentenced to nine years in prison for tampering with voting systems to overturn Joe Biden's victory in the Centennial State. Peters will now be eligible for parole June 1st. This move has been widely condemned, most notably by the Colorado Democratic Party which voted by a margin of over 90% to officially censure Polis. In a statement, the CDP wrote, “Reducing [Peters'] sentence now, under pressure from Donald Trump, is not justice…It sends a message to future bad actors that election tampering has consequences, unless you're friends with the president.” According to NBC, the CDP also banned Polis from being able to “participate as an honored guest, speaker or officially recognized representative of the Colorado Democratic Party at party-sponsored functions.”* In more positive state-level news, NPR reports Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has signed a bill banning prediction market sites like Polymarket and Kalshi – which allow consumers to “place…wager[s] on…future outcome[s], like sports, elections, live entertainment” – from operating in the North Star State. This makes Minnesota the first state in the nation to ban the prediction betting platforms. As this story notes, the Trump administration is pursuing legal action on behalf of the platforms, ensuring a legal battle over whether states can act to protect their own consumers from these predatory betting services. Minnesota Rep. Emma Greenman, who introduced the measure, is quoted as saying, “We as a state should decide how best and what regulations we think should attach to gambling, to protect public safety, to protect our kids.” The administration, meanwhile, specifically the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is arguing in court that prediction market industry regulation should be the sole preserve of the federal government.* Looking toward Congress, this week saw a number of high-profile primaries, including in the state of Pennsylvania. Leading up to that primary, the Pennsylvania machine went all out against the congressional campaign of State Representative Chris Rabb. Rabb, who had won the endorsements of everyone from AOC and Rashida Tlaib to Jamie Raskin and Philly DSA to the Philadelphia Inquirer, was targeted by a barrage of anonymous text messages to Philadelphia voters accusing him of “spreading conspiracy theories and holding extremist views,” per the Inquirer. What is remarkable about this smear campaign, however, is that it was organized by Philadelphia's Democratic City Committee and that it violated federal election law by failing to disclose that fact. In another troubling portend of things to come, one of the texts featured an “AI-generated image of Rabb acknowledging his supposed lack of legislative accomplishments in Harrisburg.” Rumors have long circulated that Governor Josh Shapiro wanted Rabb to lose, and worked the backrooms to this end while avoiding public statements.* Yet, despite all of that, Rabb prevailed – winning over his two establishment-backed opponents with around 45% of the vote compared to his opponents, who each won approximately 30% and 24% respectively. The Pennsylvania primaries turned out to be a good night for progressives more generally, with Bob Brooks – a firefighter's union chief and former state rep. who successfully united the Democratic Party behind him, winning the endorsements of both Governor Josh Shapiro and Senator Bernie Sanders. Brooks will face off against freshman Republican Congressman Ryan Mackenzie in November in the R+1 seventh district of Pennsylvania, while Rabb's general election campaign is seen as little more than a formality in the D+40 PA-03.* Yet, if it was a good streak for Democratic progressives, it was a very bad one for Trump critics within the GOP. This week, Thomas Massie lost his primary in Kentucky's fourth congressional district, buckling under the war chest deployed against him in what amounted to the most expensive House primary on record. Massie joked that “My vote was never for sale, so they bought a congressional seat. They found out what it cost.” Massie, perhaps Trump's most formidable intra-party opponent in the House during his second term, worked with Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna on bills ranging from the Epstein Files Transparency Act to War Powers Resolutions related to the administration's actions in Venezuela and Iran. In retaliation, Trump made it clear that he would go to any lengths to ensure Massie would not be reelected. That said, Massie will remain in the House until January and has indicated that he will make that time as painful for Trump and Speaker Mike Johnson as he possibly can. Moreover, during his concession speech, Massie's supporters chanted for him to run for president in 2028, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports. Whether he is even entertaining that thought is unclear, but if he did run as a right-wing independent candidate, one could easily imagine him capturing a large enough share of the vote to deny certain states to the Republican nominee. Meanwhile, his ally across the aisle, Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna, said in a statement that Massie “lost because he had the guts to stand up to the Epstein class and against the war…He won voters under 45 by 30 points…Tonight, I say to [his] voters who feel rejected by Trump. We welcome you. Join our coalition to take on a rotten system and stand for the working class over the Epstein class.”* Massie isn't the only Republican targeted in the latest round of Trump purges. Downballot, Trump loyalists have ousted the Indiana Republicans who resisted Trump's pressure to implement mid-decade redistricting, but the real scalps he is claiming are in the Senate. Last weekend, Republican Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana lost his primary runoff. Fox reports this makes Cassidy the “first elected Republican senator to lose renomination since Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana in 2012.” Trump wasted no time in dancing on Cassidy's political grave, writing on Truth Social, “His disloyalty to the man who got him elected is now a part of a legend, and it's nice to see that his political career is OVER!” His supposed disloyalty, of course, refers to Cassidy's vote to convict Trump in the Senate trial for his second impeachment following January 6th. Former Senator Mitt Romney, who also voted to convict, is quoted in this article saying that Cassidy is a “person of character,” and that his “departure is a loss for the country.” Cassidy, however, is likely soon to be joined by longtime Texas Republican Senator John Cornyn. Cornyn is currently making his last stand against scandal-ridden Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in that runoff election. Trump has long prevaricated regarding whether and whom he would endorse in this race, at times leaning towards either candidate but remaining neutral up until this week, when he formally gave the nod to Paxton, per the Texas Tribune. This move has caused great consternation amongst Senate Republicans and cautious optimism among Democrats, who see Paxton as the weaker opponent to go up against Democratic nominee James Talarico in November – giving Democrats their best chance in years to flip a Senate seat in Texas.* What Cornyn's next move will be is a mystery, especially as he has not yet officially lost the Texas primary. Cassidy, however, appears to have chosen the Massie route of going down fighting. This week, Cassidy flipped his position to become the deciding vote in favor of the Senate War Powers Resolution on Iran – successfully pushing it through along with support from fellow Republican Senators Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and Rand Paul, despite disloyal opposition from Democratic Senator John Fetterman. The measure was then sent back to the House, but fearful it might actually pass – Democratic holdout Jared Golden had vowed to vote yes, and war-weary House Republicans Thomas Massie, Warren Davidson, Brian Fitzpatrick and Tom Barrett were all signaling their support – leadership abruptly canceled the vote, per MSN.* One factor cited in the Republicans' calculus around this latest War Powers push was the absences of Members of Congress. In their view, the absences would have given Democrats the votes they needed to win. Two of these absences have garnered substantial attention in the media: those of Republican Congressman Tom Kean Jr. of New Jersey and Democratic Congresswoman Frederica Wilson of Florida. The 83-year-old Wilson, who was missing for a month with little public acknowledgment or explanation, has finally resurfaced, saying that she was undergoing a major eye surgery but still plans to seek reelection. In a remarkably tone-deaf comment, a source close to the Congresswoman was quoted in Axios saying “missing votes is not a sign she's sick or retiring…She shows up when she wants to.” Still, at least her absence has been explained and she has now returned to her duties in the House. Congressman Kean's disappearance is more mysterious. As of May 21st, Kean has not “been seen in Washington for more than 75 days,” NOTUS reports. When his absence first began to gain media traction, his Chief of Staff added fuel to the fire with the cryptic remark “there are no cameras where Tom is.” Now it is being reported that his neighbors back in New Jersey haven't seen hide nor hair either. There has been some indication that Kean is dealing with a personal or medical issue, but Speaker Mike Johnson claims to have no knowledge of the particulars. It is not controversial to say that being an American Member of Congress is too important to simply be AWOL for long periods of time, especially without deigning to explain why to one's constituents. Something must be done.* Finally, we turn to Latin America, where former president Evo Morales has leveled claims that the government of his native Bolivia, in coordination with the DEA and the U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) is plotting to “detain or kill” him, TeleSUR reports. According to this report, “Morales detailed specific military units allegedly involved, including the Army's Ninth Division in the tropical region under Colonel Franz Andrade Loza, whom he said the government promised to promote to general and appoint as armed forces commander ‘if he finishes off Evo.'” Morales also “cited an F-10 unit under Lieutenant Colonel Carlos Giménez Ortuño,” a former aide to the defense minister in the government of the unelected U.S.-backed regime of Jeanine Áñez. These allegations sound somewhat outlandish, but in a moment when the U.S. has recently kidnapped Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, worked to undermine the governments of Mexico and Colombia via the Hondurasgate scheme, and just recently moved to indict 94 year old Raúl Castro for his role in an incident three decades ago when the Cuban government downed a civilian aircraft that entered their sovereign airspace, it does not seem so far fetched.This has been Francesco DeSantis, with In Case You Haven't Heard. Get full access to Ralph Nader Radio Hour at www.ralphnaderradiohour.com/subscribe

THE TIM JONES AND CHRIS ARPS SHOW Bill Spadea, NewsMax TV host || TOPIC: headlines of the day || New Jersey Democrats want to raise the minimum wage to $25 || New Jersey Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has been missing for weeks over mysterious ‘health issues’ || Bill is a former candidate for NJ Governor || Bill is a radio host for New Jersey 101.5 x.com/BillSpadea https://newstalkstl.com/ FOLLOW TIM - https://twitter.com/SpeakerTimJones FOLLOW CHRIS - https://twitter.com/chris_arps 24/7 LIVESTREAM - http://bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMS RUMBLE - https://rumble.com/NewsTalkSTL See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

THE TIM JONES AND CHRIS ARPS SHOW Bill Spadea, NewsMax TV host || TOPIC: headlines of the day || New Jersey Democrats want to raise the minimum wage to $25 || New Jersey Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has been missing for weeks over mysterious ‘health issues’ || Bill is a former candidate for NJ Governor || Bill is a radio host for New Jersey 101.5 x.com/BillSpadea https://newstalkstl.com/ FOLLOW TIM - https://twitter.com/SpeakerTimJones FOLLOW CHRIS - https://twitter.com/chris_arps 24/7 LIVESTREAM - http://bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMS RUMBLE - https://rumble.com/NewsTalkSTL See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Does consciousness survive death? Investigative journalist Leslie Kean has spent two decades following the evidence, from Pentagon UFO reports to physical mediums in the UK. In this episode, she and John Price explore what happens when rigorous investigation meets phenomena that refuse to fit inside a materialist frame. Kean describes her path from Zen practice and investigative journalism through the pivotal 1999 French UFO report, to the landmark 2017 New York Times Pentagon UFO story (with Ralph Blumenthal and Helene Cooper). She explains her evidence-based approach in Surviving Death: near-death experiences, children's verifiable past-life memories, and physical mediumship, including her experiences with UK medium Stewart Alexander. The conversation moves through non-local consciousness, ontological shock, the reduction of fear that comes with encountering this material directly, shifts in modern journalism, and open questions connecting UFO phenomena to afterlife research. About Leslie Kean Investigative journalist. Author of Surviving Death and UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record. Her 2017 NYT Pentagon UFO investigation was one of the most-read articles in Times history. Zen practitioner for over 30 years. Key Takeaways Kean describes an evidence-first approach to phenomena dismissed by mainstream science, grounding investigation in verifiable cases rather than belief. Non-local consciousness is framed as a working hypothesis supported by NDEs, past-life memories, and mediumship research. The 2017 NYT Pentagon UFO story catalyzed a cultural shift, connecting investigative journalism to ontological disruption. Ontological shock surfaces as lived experience: the moment when the worldview cracks, and what integration looks like after. Kean's encounters with physical medium Stewart Alexander raise questions that challenge even sympathetic investigators. Timestamps (00:00) Welcome and Guest Intro (01:15) Housekeeping and Links (02:27) Workshops and Community (04:02) Does Consciousness Survive Death? (06:22) Non-Local Consciousness (10:22) How a French UFO Report Changed Leslie's Career (13:06) The Pentagon UFO Story in the New York Times (20:56) Handling Ridicule and Maintaining Rigor (26:15) Ectoplasm and Physical Mediums: Stewart Alexander (30:03) Evidence Before Transformation (32:30) Children's Past Life Memories (34:25) Writing as Investigation (36:28) Reincarnation and NDE Research (38:04) The Shoe on the Ledge: A Famous NDE Case (40:07) Explaining the Unexplainable (45:15) Journalism and Evidence Standards (49:54) Why Podcasts Reach Where Print Cannot (55:12) Integration and the Non-Local Mind (01:01:00) Ontological Shock: When Your Worldview Breaks (01:06:33) Being Touched by a Physical Medium (01:11:14) Evidence Versus Direct Experience (01:11:55) Why We Survive Death (01:14:19) How This Evidence Transforms Belief (01:16:52) Humility Over Certainty (01:20:29) Beyond Religion Through Evidence (01:22:55) UFOs and Afterlife Research: Connected? (01:26:36) Meaningful Work and Gratitude (01:28:54) Documenting the Impossible (01:33:42) Closing Reflections Explore more at Alethia, John's Substack: https://drjohnwprice.substack.com Connect with Leslie Kean: lesliekean.com Website: http://www.drjohnwprice.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOAuksnpfht1udHWUVEO7Rg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesacredspeaks/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesacredspeaks/ Brought to you by: https://www.thecenterforhas.com Theme music: http://www.modernnationsmusic.com

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In a re-release of an episode originally released in Nov 2021 (Ep 24), Kean sits down with then CEO of Newman's Own Foundation Miriam Nelson to discuss the origins of the Newman's Own brand, the foundation, and all the good they've done over the years.  We need more of this in business and the world. www.NewmansOwnFoundation.org | www.NewmansOwn.com www.BuildUponTheGood.com and follow us on Facebook & Instagram Special thanks to our sponsor Empire Wine and Empire Too. Please visit them at their Albany, NY locations and www.EmpireWine.com Also a special thank you to Sean Kelly and the band The Samples for permission to use "Streets in the Rain." Visit them at www.TheSamples.com   

Originally released in Feb 2021 (ep 16), this re-release features when Kean sat down with Cobra Kai and daytime TV star Sean Kanan to discuss his book (Way of the Cobra), and the hit series Cobra Kai & Studio City. Sean also shares his background and why it's so important to give back in life, any way possible. Sean is one of the most sincere guests Kean has ever interviewed and it shows in this interview. www.BuildUponTheGood.com and follow on Facebook & Instagram Special thanks to our sponsor Empire Wine and Empire Too. Please visit their Albany, NY locations and also at www.EmpireWine.com They have the largest selection! Also special thanks to Sean Kelly and the band The Samples for permission to use "Streets in the Rain" Visit them at www.TheSamples.com   

Con la benedizione dello stadio e del popolo di Bergamo, l'Italia conquista la finale playoff con i gol di Tonali e Kean. Ora si volta in Bosnia per il verdetto definitivo di martedì sera. Ne parliamo con Cristiano Gatti, firma del Corriere dello Sport e con Tancredi Palmeri, inviato di Sportitalia.Piccola parentesi napoletana, perché Lukaku ha deciso di fare i capricci e non tornare a Napoli per le due ultime sedute di allenamento di questa settimana. Che succede? Lo chiediamo ad Antonio Giordano della Gazzetta dello Sport.

Kean welcomes back Michael Thatcher, CEO of Charity Navigator, for part 2. If you haven't heard Michael's first interview, check out episode 42 (April 30, 2025 release). Michael shares how important it is to be aligned with the mission of your job, organization or path in life. We also discuss the need for doing "good" with today's business models, whether a new B Corporation or an established business like Microsoft.  Michael answers how he builds upon the good & feels an obligation to help the next generations. Ultimately, good people come together during times of crisis. Visit www.CharityNavigator.org to review thousands of not-for-profits and to support their mission. Visit us at www.BuildUponTheGood.com and on Facebook & Instagram. Special thank you to our sponsor Empire Wine and Spirits, and Empire Too. Follow them at www.EmpireWine.com and visit them in person at their Albany, NY locations! The Capital Region's biggest selection! Special thank you to Sean Kelly and the band The Samples for permission to use "Streets in the Rain." www.TheSamples.com

Liam is joined by ERSTWHILE (yes he has finally learned what this means) Echo scribe Adam Jones.The pair discuss the fever dream that was 2019/2020. Summer optimism, Iwobi, Kean, Niasse(!!), Marco, Duncan, Carlo and lots more are discussed.Plus Florian Lejeune.Thanks to Gary Lunt, Niall O'Donnell and Sean Ponzini for their contributions to this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Going back to the beginning... again.  In a re-release of episode 3 (Kean's Story part 2), Kean shares the spark that ignited Build Upon The Good. In retelling the loss of his father to cancer and the final deathbed talk, you'll learn why this has become a mission. If you haven't heard the episode prior to this (Kean's Story part 1), stop and go listen to it first. This episode is a very personal and is the reason why this project and podcast exists. Follow at www.BuildUponTheGood.com and on Facebook and Instagram. Special thanks to Sean Kelly and the band The Samples for permission to use "Streets in the Rain." Follow them at www.TheSamples.com  

Going back to the foundation of the Build Upon The Good project and podcast, Kean reshares part 1 of the "why."  In this re-release of episode 2, Kean shares the loss of his mother to cancer and how she visited him after her death. Yes, you read that correctly. This isn't about ghosts or illusions, it's about how those we love can stay connected to us, even in death. Follow us at www.BuildUponTheGood.com and on Facebook and Instagram. Special thanks to Sean Kelly and the band The Samples for permission to use "Streets in the Rain." Follow them at www.TheSamples.com    

Journalist Leslie Kean joins Martin Willis at the National Press Club following the UAP/UFO press conference to share her candid reaction to the historic event. Kean reflects on the emotional testimony of witnesses, the extraordinary effort behind organizing the press conference, and why the case presented is one of the most important she has encountered. She emphasizes the credibility of the witnesses, the significance of international cooperation, and the urgent need for access to hard data such as photographs, videos, flight logs, and medical records that remain sequestered by authorities. In this conversation, Kean also discusses the alleged involvement of U.S. authorities following the incident, questions surrounding missing documentation, and why key evidence may now reside in the United States. She speaks movingly about the humanity of the witnesses—particularly the medical professionals involved—and the emotional weight of the testimony presented. The interview concludes with reflection on the lasting impact of the 2017 New York Times UAP reporting, marking a clear “before and after” moment in public awareness. A thoughtful, grounded discussion on transparency, accountability, and the future of serious UAP investigation.