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Kent French hosts Anaheim Ducks President Aaron Teats in the Kariya Studio for a special episode of Light the Lamp! Earlier this week, the club announced new media partnerships with Victory+ and KCOP Channel 13 to televise all regional games, entirely free to all fans in the Los Angeles/Orange County area. French and Teats discuss the impact of the change, the Ducks commitment to the current fanbase and opportunity to expand visibility in the local region, and what to look forward to on Victory+ in the near future.

Today, we embark on a captivating journey into the world of Berto, a dynamic artist hailing from Los Angeles/Orange County. Unconfined by genres, Berto draws inspiration from diverse sounds, weaving a sonic tapestry that unfolds in their debut album, "relampago romantico." In this interview, we delve into the artist's creative process, the narrative behind the album, and the profound experiences that shaped their musical odyssey to clarity and growth. Join us as we explore the stories and emotions that resonate within Berto's musical landscapes.Discover more on : https://open.spotify.com/artist/7tHPO8eQAr4d7szwoTQc9T?si=NK9-wzKLSc6_AVqjlW4HPw

This week's Urban Valor episode features Marine veteran, Terra Bennett. Terra grew up in Lakeland, Florida riding horses. She's competed in horse barrel racing, goat tying, and pole bending. Terra was only 13 when she lost her mother to cancer. By the time she was 19, and just before going into the Marine Corps, Terra lost her father to cancer and had to navigate her own life for the first time with both parents being gone. She was the first female Marine Ammunition Technician to be attached to an artillery unit and shares her experience of what it was like being in the field with a bunch of Marines not used to having a female Marine around. Terra uses the grit she adapted from the Marines to compete in fitness competitions and is also a member of the Marine Corps League in San Clemente, Ca in her life after the military.We appreciate US Marine Veteran Terra Bennett coming on and sharing her story! Urban Valor highlights the stories of our veterans and showcases how incredible they really are. If you live in or visit the Los Angeles/Orange County area of California, and would like to share your story on Urban Valor, just email us at team@urbanvalor.com to schedule your interview. If you're listening, thanks so much for supporting Urban Valor and our veterans! We appreciate your love and support so much! 

In this segment, you will hear from Liza Florida of Eight Billion Project. She believes in sharing and holding space with people who have amazing stories to share. We all have a light inside of us that needs to illuminate our paths and help others. WHO IS LIZA? Liza is a real estate expert in the Los Angeles Orange County area, the Managing Partner of The Myriad Group, a boutique real estate company and the podcast host of Eight Billion. Her mission is to empower and inspire others to live from an authentic and divine space of love, compassion and service to others. She does this by sharing unique stories of others who are living in their purpose. LIZA'S CONTACT INFO www.LizaFlorida.com www.EightBillionProject.com Instagram: @LizaFlorida @EightBillionProject Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eightbillionpodcast/ LIZA'S CTA We're on a mission to discovering and sharing the purpose of everyone on this planet. What's your story? GENESIS'S INFO GEMSwithGenesisAmarisKemp@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/GenesisAmarisKemp SUPPORT https://www.buymeacoffee.com/GenesisAKemp CALL TO ACTION Subscribe to GEMS with Genesis Amaris Kemp Channel, Hit the notifications so you don't miss any content, and share with family/friends. **REMEMBER - You do not have to let limitations or barriers keep you from achieving your success. Mind over Matter...It's time to shift and unleash your greatest potential. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/genesis-amaris-kemp/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/genesis-amaris-kemp/support

Today, we head down to Southern California, where are met with Jodie Poirier and Amanda Spangler. Jodie is the executive managing director of Colliers' Greater Los Angeles region - she essentially runs the show for Colliers there - and Amanda's role as managing director of Orange County and Inland Empire extends the group's coverage into these two important Southern California submarkets. The commercial real estate market in this region has been impacted just like any other in the country. However, Southern California has two really big aces up its sleeve - it is the place where most of the stuff we buy from Asia enters the country, so its industrial market is one of the most important in the country. The second ace is the creation of content, which has exploded over the last two years as we've binged and spent time glued to our devices while waiting for COVID to end. Our conversation today takes us across Southern California's commercial real estate market as we try to assess the drivers of this industry and what it may bring in the near term.

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Given the spread, severity, and potentially devasting consequences of the COVID-19 epidemic situation in the-midst of stay-at-home ordinances, school and employment closures, etc. throughout the Los Angeles and Orange County regions in southern California, three very important urban Indigenous community members join us for the hour to report on how the larger the urban Los Angeles Indigenous community is being impacted by the COVID-19 debacle, how community members are responding to the COVID-19 epidemic situation throughout the region, what work the guests, colleagues, and community members are performing in this dire time of need, and the guests provide insightful and import information on certain critical services Indigenous organizations provide to Indigenous peoples in the Los Angeles/Orange County areas. Guests: Pat Lopez (Taos/Tiwa Pueblo Nations), community organizer and activist, a Los Angeles City and County Native American Indian Commission County Supervisor appointee (http://www.lanaic.org/commission/committee-to-commissioners/), an OB/GYN Nurse Practitioner (CRNP, MSRN) working as a clinician at the United American Indian Involvement Community Clinic since 2006 (https://uaii.org/health-clinic/). Dr. Andrea Garcia, M.D. (Mandan/Hidatsa/Arikara Nations) is an appointed commissioner with the Los Angeles City/County Native American Indian Commission (http://www.lanaic.org/commission/commissioners/), works with Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health/American Indian Counseling Center (https://locator.lacounty.gov/health/Location/3181175/american-indian-counseling-center), and is a board member for the United American Indian Involvement, Inc. (UAII) (http://uaii.org/about-us/leadership/). Monique Castro (Dine' Nation), founder and CEO of Indigenous Circle Wellness (www.icowellness.com).

Handel on the news with the morning crew discussing the top news of the morning such as new COVID-19 cases hitting Los Angeles / Orange County, the president signing a relief package into law, and the West Hollywood mayor testing positive for the Coronavirus.

Episode 9: Join Mark, a Los Angeles/ Orange County native, in the F***boys of LA season FINALE. That's right, our first season is complete. Special shoutout to all my guests and all the listeners who have made F***boys of LA a success. I truly appreciate your support and cannot wait to plan for season 2. There is no date set, but make sure to follow us on Instagram for more updates. In this weeks episode, Mark talks about his dating experience in both Los Angeles and Orange County, pros and cons dating in such a large city, creative date ideas, what he's attracted to, his love languages, and dealing with fuckgirls. Enjoy his stories about dating in Los Angeles and don't forget to follow Fuckboys of LA on Instagram, Twitter, check out our website and subscribe to stay up-to-date on new episodes.

While attending Covenant of the Goddess' annual Grand Council and Merry Meet we had the opportunity to interview Morgana Raventree. Morgana is the president of Pagan Pride Day in Los Angeles/Orange County, Incoming National Second Officer of the Covenant of the Goddess and the leader of her own coven based in Los Angeles, California.

It's a sad day in the world of radio. KROQ has let Ralph Garman go. For those of you outside of the Los Angeles/Orange County area, Ralph Garman has been a radio DJ on KROQ for several years. He also tours the country with Kevin Smith and does stand up. You might also know his voice from Family Guy. We're all fans of the Kevin and Bean show in the morning, but none more so than Danial, who asks what we think happened and how this makes him look. We're living in a time when male tv and radio personalities are being let go for sexual harassment or worse. So does KROQ letting Ralph Garman go and not saying why make him look bad? That's what we want to know. All of this and more on this episode of Topicocalypse. And remember, if you want to ask us questions and have us answer them on the show, feel free to send us an email at topicocalypse@gmail.com or you can follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Also, if you happen to be iTunes or Apple Podcasts we would love if you could rate and review us. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

No longer can you, Mr. Hiring manager, get away with bad behavior in an interview and think you will be able to hire the person across the desk from you. When your offer gets turned down and you think it was because of a higher offer, know that was probably not the case. It’s you, not me! Today’s Quote: "Etiquette means behaving yourself a little better than is absolutely essential." - Will Cupp Guest Bio: Diane Lee is a foremost expert in providing professionals, specifically millennial workers, with the business etiquette best practices needed to successfully present themselves in the workforce. Diane founded Street Smart Etiquette in 2011 to empower millennials beyond the theoretical, offering hands-on workshops and individualized etiquette courses to help them master business soft skills, and ultimately achieve career success. She has conducted business etiquette classes on California State University campuses at Fullerton, Long Beach and Northridge, along with El Camino, Long Beach and Pasadena community colleges. Diane has been a featured speaker for many Los Angeles and Orange County community, civic and business organizations. This venture builds on Diane’s successful career in journalism and business marketing. After graduating from California State University, Long Beach, with a degree in public relations and business, Diane made a career in Maui, Hawaii, where she played many roles in the hospitality industry and television, and was a freelance writer. In the consumer food product industry, Diane expanded the production and distribution of many Hawaiian brands throughout the Pacific Rim and western United States, and achieved millions in annual sales for her clients. After relocating back to the Los Angeles/Orange County area in 2008, Diane found herself at the Disneyland Resort, where she discovered her passion for training and development in the Guest Relations department. That’s where the light bulb went off and the urgent need for interpersonal communication skills was identified. Diane earned her credentials as a certified trainer at The Protocol School of Washington, and is also a certified training designer through the Association of Talent Development (formerly ASTD). Show Highlights: Why it is important to develop your interviewing etiquette Provide a checklist on what to do first Problem: Why is this important? The market is demanding it Evidenced by turn downs How should you treat people in the interview? How do you get someone in the right mindset for your interview Get people comfortable Mindset: get the best out of the person by giving them the most Charismatic listing Good first impression & look credible Duschene smile - smile with your eyes! Offer a drink of water Be punctual: Discuss & contrast - 10 minute cutoff Story Bad experience: Kept waiting 45 minutes & had Dodger game on the whole time Rick’s Input The people you are trying to recruit are the decision makers (Sellers Market) An accurate picture of what daily life is really like. Own your culture Be present Solutions: How does a hiring manager use Etiquette to their advantage? Here is a checklist of what to do to maximize your interview experience. Greeting Personal presentation- etiquette is making the other person feel comfortable An air of credibility, one chance to make a first impression Remember the person’s name 5 minutes of small talk Ease the nerves Then get into the meat of the conversation Art of listening- leaning into the conversation Your Physical Cues Body posture, body language, 70% of people fail the interview due to lack of eye contact & smiling Charisma- everyone should walk out feeling like they really want to work for you Setting the person up for success - preparation, sending email re Parking. Rick’s Input Approach each interview with Candor & Curiosity Hiring manager needs to set the example by being prepared No cell phone  Key Takeaways: Prepare for the interview, read & organize your info & questions. Check your personal presentation Make a genuine smile, positive body language, eye contact and active listening techniques automatic habits Get the most out of your time by ensuring the candidate is comfortable and you are relaxed & focused Set your candidate up for success with appt details, beyond time and place, such as expectations, as well as,  traffic & parking tips to alleviate pre-interview stress                                                                                                                                                                                 

New episode broken up into two segments. First segement is with my good friend Earnest Lynch. Second segment is just myself reflecting on my experience in LA. I want to thank my friends thst help made my LA trip eventful. Link is in the Bio --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/noah-hagos/support

Ask Win is a podcast where you are a VIP. Win wants to focus and teach people more and Cerebral Palsy. You’re welcome to ask questions about anything that you want. CP questions but mainly life questions on how to deal with CP or not. Win can ask you base questions if you want. Please let us know or there will be no base questions. If you have any questions for Win please email her at askingwkelly@gmail.com. Please donate to Ask Win by going to https://www.paypal.me/WCharles. Patron Checkout: https://www.patreon.com/join/Askwin?. Simplecast's Brand Ambassador Program: http://refer.smplc.st/rtTvG. On Ask Win today (Thursday, January 3, 2019), Best-Selling Author, Win C welcomes Ed Carmody. Ed is 58 yrs old. Ed grew up in California, moved all over the state. Ed mostly lived in the Los Angeles/Orange County area until he was high school age. Ed moved to Santa Maria, CA during his freshman year and graduated from Santa Maria High School. Right after high school Ed moved to San Luis Obispo and stayed there until he entered the US Air Force 2yrs later. Ed served 30yrs in the US Air Force, retiring in 2010. During that time he worked as an Intermediate Avionics Technician on F-15s at Langley AFB, VA for about 6 yrs. Ed then taught technical training school at Lowry AFB, CO for 6yrs and then was an Air Force Recruiter, also in CO. After recruiting Ed returned to the Avionics career field at Mountain Home AFB, ID until being mandated to retrain. With 17 yrs in service, Ed retrained to be Loadmaster on C-141s and C-17s at McChord AFB. Ed’s last assignment was at Travis AFB where he helped set up the newest C-17 squadron. Over the course of Ed’s AF career he was promoted to the highest enlisted rank Chief Master Sergeant, a rank only 1% of the AF achieves. After retiring from the USAF, Ed was hired to work for a DoD contractor and moved to Las Vegas, NV. Ed have live in Las Vegas for over 8 yrs now. A couple years ago Ed was introduced to a Health and Wellness business. Ed’s wife and he are currently building that business and it is our primary focus. Ed is married with 4 children. Ed’s oldest daughter is 35, the next oldest daughter is 26, his son is 25, and our youngest daughter is 20. Education: Aircraft Operations; Instructor of Applied Science; Avionics Systems Technology; Organizational Leadership; Organizational Leadership. To learn more about Ed visit www.cge.myzija.com. Check out Win's books at https://www.amazon.com/Win-Kelly-Charles/e/B009VNJEKE/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1538951782&sr=1-2-ent. I, Win: http://books2read.com/Iwin Check out Danielle's books at https://www.amazon.com/Danielle-Coulter/e/B00OFIOY3C/ref=as_li_ss_tl?qid=1483655853&sr=8-2&linkCode=sl2&tag=paradimarket-20&linkId=8490a064c62cededb762ed5b949ed144.

I’ve just come back from the states, actually just on Sunday, when I was supposed to release an episode. I thought I’d release this little episode just to give you a taste of what I ate in the US and what I am going to do in Bali. The US was great and always feel a bit sad leaving a place that I like so much. It was my first time to Miami and I didn’t really like it too much, South Beach is where I stayed and it was a bad move on my part as it’s full of posers and the type of people that I’d never be seen dead with. New York was very cool, I ate some great food there and enjoyed Brooklyn for the first time. Los Angeles is my favourite city in the US for many reasons and reasons I’m not gonna list it now. Also, went to San Diego, which was great as Chris from Yellow Productions drove us around, one day around Orange County and the other day around San Diego. My wife and I also drove all the way down to Key West from South Beach. Key West is awesome. I love it. The drive was very nice also. And now I have my Bali trip coming up and I’m doing this holiday to test the theory that; Is having a holiday after a holiday a good thing or not needed, because you always hear of people that have had busy holiday’s like I have, sightseeing and walking many many kilometres/miles each day. My America trip was full on and we did 14 to 15kms per day of walking, so about 15,000 steps on average. All that fatty food I ate and I didn’t put on a kilogram. In Bali, I’ll be relaxing by a pool with my brothers and my sister-in-law and my wife Mandy, and just drinking a lot so I think in the 10 days that I’ll be in Indonesia I may put on more weight than what I did in the US. In America I really enjoyed a host of great food. I went to some pretty well known food establishments. I’m listing the places that made an impact on me, positive or negative. Here’s my take on the food I ate in USA. Timestamps: Intro to the show Los Angeles 6:17 Orange County and San Diego 18:12 New York 21:35 Miami and Key West 27:26 Bali info 30:45 Additional Information: Los Angeles Eggslut, 1611 Pacific Avenue, Los Angeles in Venice Beach Lemonade, 1661 Abbot Kinney Boulevard, Los Angeles Wexler’s Deli at Grand Central Market, 317 S Broadway, Los Angeles Sticky Rice at Grand Central Market, 317 S Broadway, Los Angeles Prawn Coastal at Grand Central Market, 317 S Broadway, Los Angeles Wurstküche Restaurant, 800 E 3rd St, Los Angeles In-N-Out, 9149 South Sepulveda Boulevard, Los Angeles The Original Brooklyn Water Bagel Co., 8732 S Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles The Original Farmers Market, 6333 W 3rd St, Los Angeles Orange County and San Diego Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que, location unknown Crack Shack, 2266 Kettner Blvd, San Diego New York Shake Shack, Madison Ave & E 23rd St, New York Dominique Ansel Bakery, 189 Spring Street (between Sullivan and Thompson), New York Le Relais de L'Entrecote, 590 Lexington Avenue, New York Friedman’s Lunch at Chelsea Market, 75 9th Ave, New York Stella34 Trattoria, 151 W 34th St, New York Grimaldi’s, 656 6th Ave, New York Miami and Key West Taquiza, 1506 Collins Ave, Miami Beach Puerto Sagua Restaurant, 700 Collins Ave, Miami Beach Blue Heaven, 729 Thomas St, Key West Southernmost Beach Café, 1405 Duval St, Key West Follow Travelman Podcast: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/travelman-podcast/id1281446908 SoundCloud: https://m.soundcloud.com/user-265082759 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/benthetravelman/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travelmanpodcast/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/TravelmanPod Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/ben-dow/travelman-podcast Travelman Podcast Website: https://travelmanpodcast.wixsite.com/travelman (New website coming soon via www.travelmanpodcast.com)

If I were the president of the United States my first order of business would be to start a mandatory self-defense policy at age 12. In the beginning, people would probably oppose this idea and want to rebel against it. But the long term the results would be astounding. Imagine the statistical anomaly that would happen if every kid learned self-defense techniques and concepts at the early age of 12. Did you know that 1 in 3 females are estimated to be attacked or molested in some way? Mostly this occurs between the ages of 12-17. That is terrible and shocking thing to consider. What do you think the number would be if every child had the self-confidence, knowledge, and understanding of self-defense, and knew how to stand up for themselves? I think that the statistics would change dramatically.Next, let's talk about predators and prey. Most attacks on adults (and kids) are premeditated. Attackers scope out the “kill” and plan their attack. They look for the odd person out of the herd. The person that is timid, shy, and weak. The person who doesn't make eye contact and who would never know they are coming. The person who wouldn't put up a good fight. Is this you? Training in self-defense fighting not only teaches you how to carry yourself but it gives you confidence that you would never get from anything else. Knowing that you CAN fight back and have options would make you walk a little different, wouldn't you say? Knowing that you can fight 3 people at once, defend knife stabs, gun threats and tackles will undoubtedly make stand taller. You would make more eye contact, abolish your timidness and gain massive mental and physical strength.In Israel, every citizen, man or woman, must serve in the army. Something interesting shows when we compare their crime rates and statistics with ours.The crime rate in Tel Aviv, Israel (the Los Angeles/Orange County of Israel) is 33.56% when in Los Angeles it's 51.96%. And Israel scores a higher safety scale of 66.44 when LA gets a 48.04 in safety.Interesting? Every woman and man has had fight training to some extent and can fight back. This makes the attacker's odds a little lower. Just knowing that anyone who gets attacked knows how to fight back automatically decreases the crime rate. In fact, most of the crime happens to tourists. Why? Because THEY DON'T TRAIN.So yes, I believe if we were able to get every person into some sort of self-defense training, we would dramatically decrease child molestation and adult crimes in the USA. It could be as easy as making it part of the PE class requirements in middle school and it has the potential to help many young people gain the skills they need to stay safe, right through to adulthood.

Guest DJ Episode: A Long Time friend blesses us with this dope Clubkillers.com Mix! From the Playboy Mansion to the latest Academy Awards Red Carpet events, Alex Dreamz can be found rockin' A-list parties across the world. With full control of the greater Los Angeles & Orange County airwaves, his #1 rated mixshow reaches over 3.48 million listeners on the most listened to & highest billing radio station in the United States, 102.7 KIIS FM, home to legendary TV & Radio icon Ryan Seacrest.

Welcome to Mr. Suave's Mod Mod World. This week it comes from California, the it being some great mod bands down through the years. California has always been the nation's defacto leader for the mod scene. Not that there aren't great scenes and bands from around the country, but in California you have three scenes in San Francisco, Los Angeles/Orange County, and San Diego, and each has its own distinct personality -- which you'll get a taste of on this show. Some new mod bands like The Parties and The New Fidelity, some mod legends like The Odd Numbers, The Pandoras and Manual Scan, and some lesser known mod bands like The Idea and The New Breed.Head over to the modcast homepage for the complete track listing, and bonus videos from The Parties and Manual Scan.