Podcasts about klehr

Professor Harvey Klehr of Emory University, "Oppenheimer Was a Communist" article in "Commentary"

This episode features Deborah Gordon Klehr, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Education Law Center (ELC). During the conversation we explore the founding and purpose of the ELC, who can access resources and assistance from the Center, and ways in which individuals can support the Center's work. Klehr is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law school. In addition to her work at the ELC, Klehr currently serves as a member of The American Law Institute and co-chairs the Philadelphia Bar Association's Legislative Liaison Committee and the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Education Law Committee. She is a member of the Forum of Executive Women and in 2022, was named to Pennsylvania's Law Power 100 and Metro Philadelphia's Education Power Players List.  Additional information about the Education Law Center and its resources can be found at https://www.elc-pa.org. 

Kevin Klehr shares his 2022 works: Virtual Insanity, Three Ghosts, and Winter Masquerade in audio. We then discuss his awards for Midnight Man, and announce his event at upcoming Sydney World Pride! Then M.D. Neu joins us to review The Holiday Sitter!

Today's guest helps entrepreneurs put structure around their great ideas to build a successful business. Dave Bookbinder goes Behind The Numbers with Jason Acevedo, Partner with the law firm of Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzberg. In this episode, we're discussing the steps that entrepreneurs need to take to build a business - from forming a legal entity, to raising capital, to achieving a successful exit. About the Host: Dave Bookbinder is the person that clients reach out to when they need to know what their most important assets are worth. He's a corporate finance executive with a focus on business and intellectual property valuation. Known as a collaborative adviser, Dave has served thousands of client companies of all sizes and industries. Dave is the author of two #1 best-selling books about the impact of human capital (PEOPLE!) on the valuation of a business enterprise called The NEW ROI: Return On Individuals & The NEW ROI: Going Behind The Numbers. He's on a mission to change the conversation about how the accounting world recognizes the value of people's contributions to a business enterprise, and to quantify what every CEO on the planet claims: “Our people are this company's most valuable asset.”  

Rodney Croome, Ricki Spencer, Kevin Klehr interviews.  Just Equal's Rodney Croome critiques the Albanese Government's first 100 days and Jobs Summit through a LGBTIQ community lense.  LGBTIQA+ Advocacy & Action | Just.Equal Australia  Ricki Spencer discusses transgender advocacy group Trans Voices Victoria, who is meeting with politicians to give trans and gender diverse people a seat at the table.  Kevin Klehr chats about his new queer dystopian novel Virtual Insanity, published by NineStar Press.  kevin klehr – author – a little fantasy * a little sci fi * a little love  About Us – NineStar Press  Sovereignty was never ceded.  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation. 

In dieser Podcastfolge spreche ich mit Schauspielerin und Sängerin Barbara Klehr aus Berlin. Mit ihren Improvisationskünsten erschafft sie nicht nur auf der Bühne für die Zuschauer eine Insel, um sich aus dem Alltag zurückzuziehen. Auch in therapeutischen Settings, z.B. in Kliniken, gibt sie ihre Spielfreude in Gruppen weiter und ergänzt diese als Musiktherapeutin durch ihre therapeutische Haltung und Arbeitsweise. Außerdem steckt sie Menschen als Improlehrerin in Workshops und Seminaren, zb "Improsongs für MusiktherapeutInnen" an der UDK, mit ihrer Begeisterung an und die transformierenden Effekte vom Einsatz der Stimme und der Improvisation sind sofort spürbar. In der Folge dreht sich alles um die vielfältige Kraft der Improvisation und Musik, die Kombi die zum wahren Lebenselixier werden kann. Viel Vergnügen! Links zu Barbara's Profilen: Website: www.barbaraklehr.de Gorilla's Improtheater Berlin: www.die-gorillas.de/ensemble/barbara-klehr.html Barbara's Lied-Inspiration: Mercedes Sosa - Gracias a la vida

Please enjoy the spoiler-free portion of our interview with author Kevin Klehr discussing three of his books, "Social Media Central", "Midnight Angel", and "Winter Masquerade". Timestamps are marked for the interview questions. Intro (0:00) Can you talk a little about the way trauma works in your writing? (0:55) Do you put more thought into the trauma itself or the aftermath when thinking about how it affects the characters? (6:50) Have you ever started writing a trauma in (one of) your book(s), and had it take over or have more of a story impact than originally intended? (10:30) What is your approach to incorporating visible characters of color in your work? (24:12) What is your approach to incorporating characters with disabilities in your work? (37:45) --- Wrap-Up and Outro: Included in Part 1 and Part 2 --- What is your favorite non-traumatic thing in any of your books? (42:35) Do you have a favorite book written by someone else, and if so what makes it your favorite? (45:41) Do you have any queer authors and/or authors of color whose work you'd like to shoutout? (47:40) Where can our audience find you? (49:55) --- Kevin's LinkTree has all his links. Check out Kevin's website for more about his writing, you can also find him on his NineStar Press page. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, or look up his author page on Goodreads. Our Australian audience can find his work on BookTopia. The major works discussed in this interview are "Social Media Central", "Midnight Angel", and "Winter Masquerade". --- You can find Robin's written reviews of Social Media Central, Midnight Angel, and Winter Masquerade at Reviews that Burn. Music provided by HeartBeatArt and is used with permission.

Die 20ste Folge von Pike&Mauke, groß gefeiert wird erst ab der 100, denn dies soll erst der Anfang gewesen sein. Jetzt besucht uns erst einmal der ehemalige Herthaner und jetzige Blau Weiß 90 Spieler, Maurice Klehr. Wie immer wird bei der Folge "Uff ne Curry mit..." drauf losgeplaudert, über den Fußball, über die NLZ Ausbildung von Mucki und über Instagram, denn dieser Mann wurde auch aus dem Grund eingeladen damit er uns ein paar Tipps bezüglich dieser Plattform geben kann. Leider mussten Pike&Mauke feststellen, dass es an einem triftigen Grund scheitern könnte, was eine erfolgreiche Karriere bei Instagram betrifft. Aber abhalten lassen sich die beiden Berliner Originale natürlich nicht. Also rinnhören und feststellen, dass die Backstreet Boys im Wedding ihre Wiedergeburt erleben. Viel Spaß #Attacke

Brigitte Bardini and Kevin Klehr interviews with James McKenzie.  In a wonderful occurrence of serendipity, both artists reflect on the dream world and its influences on their works.  Brigitte Bardini talks about new single Heartbreaker and her album Stellar Lights.  Brigitte Bardini | Facebook  Kevin Klehr talks about his new magic realism, urban fantasy novel The Midnight Man.  The Midnight Man – NineStar Press  3CR broadcasts from the stolen lands of the Kulin Nation.  Sovereignty was never ceded.  In Ya Face is produced remotely during Melbourne Lockdown 6.

Kevin Klehr returns to share his latest release, The Midnight Man, and tells us about that sex scene he'd forgotten he had written.

Reporte Urbano. Magazine radial de interés general. Un recorrido por la actualidad con entrevistas, noticias, opinión, cultura, economía, información, sociedad, espectáculos, comentarios y política. Emisión Principal: Todos los viernes de 11 a 12 horas por www.radioorion.com.ar y 39 retransmisoras en 8 países: España, Colombia, México, EEUU, Costa Rica, Chile, Uruguay, y todo el territorio argentino. Programa periodístico en radio de Roberto VILLALOBOS ATLAS, Cintia NEVES y equipo. Declarado de Interés para la Comunicación Social de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires por la Legislatura Porteña. Distinguido por el Premio Latinoamericano "Señal Latina" y por el Premio Nacional "Reina Del Plata" en el rubro Programa Periodístico en Radio. Tags: #Información #Periodismo #Opinión #Actualidad #Entrevistas #Notas #Noticias #Radio #Secciones #Política #Economía #Niños #Infancia #Oyentes #Publicidad #Derecho #DDHH #Cultura #Educación #Vecinos #AyudaSocial #Solidaridad #Salud #Apoyo #Amor #Felicidad, #Efemérides #BolsaDeTrabajo #DadoresDeSangre #Campañas #Historias #Sorteos #Nacionales #Mundiales #Locales #Provinciales #Amigos #Compañeros #Horóscopo #Comunas #Barrios #Justicia #Porteño #Amigos #Lucha #AlienaciónParental #ObstrucciónDeVínculos #ImpedimentoDeContacto #Niñas #Niños #Adolescentes #Infancia #RadioOnLine #RadioEnLínea #RobertoVillalobosAtlas #VAconvos #ReporteUrbano #RadioOrión #CintiaNeves #Ciudad #BuenosAires #Podcast #Ivoox #Spotify #TuneIn #Itunes #Radio #Entrevistas #Nota #VillalobosAtlas #Ayuda

In this episode hosts Veronica and Darren introduce a new segment or two, as well as discuss the different ways romance can be embedded in science fiction. There's website and industry news, a trip down memory lane involving a bookstore and mysterious quote (Veronica solves the mystery!), and an awesome interview and exclusive excerpt reading with author Kevin Klehr. If you love writing, reading, or simply supporting our wonderful Australian authors, it would be so great if you could join us...Visit www.australianbooklovers.com to learn more!

Today's guest is Grammy nominee, Kristen Klehr. Kristen has been a friend of mine for some times, as forms part of my monthly dinner party, which had become a recurring event in the months leading up to the pandemic. At these parties I would host a group of Los Angeles musicians to spend an evening socializing away from the gig-economy “hang.” She is one of the hardest working people I have ever met, and also a brilliant entrepreneur. She hit the ground running when the pandemic first hit, starting the Den Collective's online platform for musicians even before the official closure of the Los Angeles scene. With her hawk vision, she saw by late February what most musicians would only come to terms with by the summer of 2020. The result is that she has not simple “made the best” out of the pandemic. She has employed musicians, enabled their livelihoods, and built something meaningful and functional, when so many others with colossal credentials are still panicking and hoping people's hard paid taxes will bail the AFM's local 47's insanely mismanaged pension fund. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/artssalon/support

The final game of the NCHC Pod has Omaha within striking distance of the best teams in the NCHC. It was an exciting way to end the first half of the 2020-2021 season. Jon and Jason talk about the Pod, what went well and what did not then look ahead to the second half of the season. Join the rush, follow Mavpuck online! www.mavpuck.com www.facebook.com/MavpuckPage/ www.twitter.com/Mavpuck https://soundcloud.com/mavpuckcast www.youtube.com/mavpuckcast #CollegeHockey #OmahaHockey #Mavericks

RICKY KLEHR influencer, cantante, hermoso, adorado nos cuenta cómo fue que creó el podcast que está en el TOP 5 de varios países, desbancando a estrellas consagradas --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gabriel-sodi/message

Wayne Goodman in conversation with Kevin Klehr, Australian radio host, media and communications guru

SPY Historian Vince Houghton sat down with prolific author and historian Harvey Klehr to discuss Soviet espionage and his newest book, The Millionaire Was a Soviet Mole: The Twisted Life of David Karr.

Interviews with MP Sam Hibbins, performer Weird Alice & gay novelist Kevin Klehr. Sam Hibbins discusses a Greens' Amendment to Victoria's Equal Opportunity Act that would prohibit discrimination towards students and teachers in religious schools.   Weird Alice talks about their Midsumma production The Drop Deadly Gorgeous Pageant at Melbourne's historic Abbotsford Convent.  Kevin Klehr discusses his new fantasy world novel Winter Masquerade.  https://www.facebook.com/weirdalicedrag/https://kevinklehr.com/

Kevin Klehr returns to share his latest release, Winter Masquerade, as well as an "on the ground" update on the massive wildfires consuming Australia. It's a great conversation all around. Complete with blooper/outtake that happened near the end of the show! 

Imagine a world without taxes…  That’s how my guest approaches business transactions and THEN dives into the tax implications.Dave Bookbinder goes Behind The Numbers with Christopher Scott Esq, Partner at Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg LLP.In this episode Chris shares his experiences on the legal and tax ramifications of mergers and acquisitions, real estate transactions and estate planningCheck out more of Behind The Numbers on YouTubeBehind The Numbers is available wherever you get your podcastsPlease subscribe to keep up with the latest episodes, and please rate the podcast so that others might find it.

In this latest episode of the Dust + Dignity Podcast, we were able to chat with Deborah Gordon Klehr. She is the Executive Director of the Education Law Center, a non-profit legal advocacy organization dedicated to ensuring access to a quality public education for all children in Pennsylvania. Deborah brings extensive expertise on education law and policy issues, including fairness in school discipline, fair funding for public education, and other school access and improvement issues.

I veckans avsnitt intervjuar vi Charlie Klehr och Caroline Sandstedt - svenskarna som flyttade till Filippinerna för att starta hotellverksamheten Tongo Hill. Vi får ta del av berättelsen om hur det kom sig att de ville flytta till andra sidan jordklotet och hur de byggde upp sina vackra bambustugor.

Dave Bookbinder goes Behind The Numbers with Ray Lemisch Esq, Partner at Klehr Harrison. In this episode we discuss the issues around bankruptcy as well as more positive aspects of business with a leading attorney. Check out more of Behind The Numbers on YouTubeBehind The Numbers is available wherever you get your podcasts.

Im Rahmen eines Schulprojekts musizieren Schüler aus Bamberg, Venedig und Bratislava gemeinsam mit einem professionellen Streichquartett und stellen die Uraufführung von Viera Janarcekovas "Orlando Tango" am 22. März in Bamberg auf die Beine. Die musikalische Leitung hat Johannes Klehr, Musiklehrer am Bamberger Kaiser-Heinrich-Gymnasium. Elgin Heuerding hat mit ihm und Viera Janarcekova gesprochen.

Kevin Klehr talks magic realism: specifically how we can maintain focus when incorporating fantasy elements into our real-world tales.

This week I sat down with Kristen Klehr, percussionist at Scrap Arts Music, concert and event producer at BEAR, running apparel ambassador for RYU, fitness instructor at Equinox and all around entrepreneur. We chatted about the physical tolls of doing it all, how to balance work and health through fitness and the power of saying yes to opportunity, even when it comes through injury.

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For decades, the American Right and Left argued about the degree to which the KGB infiltrated the U.S. political and scientific establishment. The Right said “A lot”; the Left said “Much less than you think.” Both sides did a lot of finger-pointing and, sadly, slandering. Things got very ugly. At the crux of the problem, though, was a lack of reliable information about exactly what the KGB had done and how successful (or not) they had been in recruiting Americans. That changed in the mid-1990s. The United States de-classified the results of the “Venona Project,”–an intelligence initiative that involved thesurveillanceof secret Soviet cable traffic during World War Two–and Alexander Vassiliev, a Russian journalist, made his notebooks on KGB activities in the U.S. available to researchers. For the first time, scholars such as John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehrcould measure the success of KGB spying in the U.S. during the Cold War. The results are eye-opening, as Haynes and Klehr explain in Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America (Yale University Press, 2009). Though it’s probably unwise to speak of “winners and losers” in the debate over KGB spying in the U.S., Haynes and Klehr show that the Soviets, though often bungling, had done a pretty fair job of tapping sympathetic American Leftists and stealing American secrets. That said, they also discovered that some of those the Right had accused of spying (e.g., RobertOppenheimer) were in fact innocent. This is a fascinating book and should be read by everyone interested in Cold War espionage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For decades, the American Right and Left argued about the degree to which the KGB infiltrated the U.S. political and scientific establishment. The Right said “A lot”; the Left said “Much less than you think.” Both sides did a lot of finger-pointing and, sadly, slandering. Things got very ugly. At the crux of the problem, though, was a lack of reliable information about exactly what the KGB had done and how successful (or not) they had been in recruiting Americans. That changed in the mid-1990s. The United States de-classified the results of the “Venona Project,”–an intelligence initiative that involved thesurveillanceof secret Soviet cable traffic during World War Two–and Alexander Vassiliev, a Russian journalist, made his notebooks on KGB activities in the U.S. available to researchers. For the first time, scholars such as John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehrcould measure the success of KGB spying in the U.S. during the Cold War. The results are eye-opening, as Haynes and Klehr explain in Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America (Yale University Press, 2009). Though it’s probably unwise to speak of “winners and losers” in the debate over KGB spying in the U.S., Haynes and Klehr show that the Soviets, though often bungling, had done a pretty fair job of tapping sympathetic American Leftists and stealing American secrets. That said, they also discovered that some of those the Right had accused of spying (e.g., RobertOppenheimer) were in fact innocent. This is a fascinating book and should be read by everyone interested in Cold War espionage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For decades, the American Right and Left argued about the degree to which the KGB infiltrated the U.S. political and scientific establishment. The Right said “A lot”; the Left said “Much less than you think.” Both sides did a lot of finger-pointing and, sadly, slandering. Things got very ugly. At the crux of the problem, though, was a lack of reliable information about exactly what the KGB had done and how successful (or not) they had been in recruiting Americans. That changed in the mid-1990s. The United States de-classified the results of the “Venona Project,”–an intelligence initiative that involved thesurveillanceof secret Soviet cable traffic during World War Two–and Alexander Vassiliev, a Russian journalist, made his notebooks on KGB activities in the U.S. available to researchers. For the first time, scholars such as John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehrcould measure the success of KGB spying in the U.S. during the Cold War. The results are eye-opening, as Haynes and Klehr explain in Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America (Yale University Press, 2009). Though it’s probably unwise to speak of “winners and losers” in the debate over KGB spying in the U.S., Haynes and Klehr show that the Soviets, though often bungling, had done a pretty fair job of tapping sympathetic American Leftists and stealing American secrets. That said, they also discovered that some of those the Right had accused of spying (e.g., RobertOppenheimer) were in fact innocent. This is a fascinating book and should be read by everyone interested in Cold War espionage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For decades, the American Right and Left argued about the degree to which the KGB infiltrated the U.S. political and scientific establishment. The Right said “A lot”; the Left said “Much less than you think.” Both sides did a lot of finger-pointing and, sadly, slandering. Things got very ugly. At the crux of the problem, though, was a lack of reliable information about exactly what the KGB had done and how successful (or not) they had been in recruiting Americans. That changed in the mid-1990s. The United States de-classified the results of the “Venona Project,”–an intelligence initiative that involved thesurveillanceof secret Soviet cable traffic during World War Two–and Alexander Vassiliev, a Russian journalist, made his notebooks on KGB activities in the U.S. available to researchers. For the first time, scholars such as John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehrcould measure the success of KGB spying in the U.S. during the Cold War. The results are eye-opening, as Haynes and Klehr explain in Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America (Yale University Press, 2009). Though it’s probably unwise to speak of “winners and losers” in the debate over KGB spying in the U.S., Haynes and Klehr show that the Soviets, though often bungling, had done a pretty fair job of tapping sympathetic American Leftists and stealing American secrets. That said, they also discovered that some of those the Right had accused of spying (e.g., RobertOppenheimer) were in fact innocent. This is a fascinating book and should be read by everyone interested in Cold War espionage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices