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Chris had COVID so in this episode the guys talk two streaming picks from Amazon Prime. First, after a test intro with Neil,  they talk Holland starring Nicole Kidman, Gael García Bernal, and Matthew Macfayden and directed by Mimi Cave. They have opinions, then after a new segment, they talk the about an ass-kicking Madam President in G20 starring Viola Davis, Anthony Anderson and Anthony Starr. Are these worth your time while you are putzin' around on your couch on your couch? Listen and find out, Movies That Don't Suckers. Oh yeah , if you want a 100% free sticker (we even pay postage) send us a message! www.moviesthatdontsuck.net https://w2mnet.com/category/podcasts/movies-that-dont-suck-and-some-that-do www.patreon.com/moviesthatdontsuck https://www.bonfire.com/movies-that-dont-suck-and-some-that-do-logo/ FB: facebook.com/moviesthatdontsuckpodcast Bluesky: @moviesthatdontsuck.bsky.social https://www.youtube.com/@moviesthatdontsuckpodcast

Madam President and all-around Immunogenetics boss, Dr. Cathi Murphey joins the podcast to discuss recent CMS updates, guidance, and clarifications on HLA testing and personnel.

1 - Running down what is to come throughout the rest of the show. Will these Republican cabinet members get votes from Democrats? 105 - Will moderate drinking lead to cancer? 115 - On this anniversary of January 6th, we look at what former Congressman Adam Kinzinger had to say on the event, once again promoting fake stories on the event. Dom debunks each and every media lie that he has been spouting. 135 - Should there be requirements and testing to be a teacher in New Jersey? New legislation would eliminate the requirement that teachers need to be able to read. We look at possible questions from the test. 150 - Kamala Harris certifies that Donald Trump will be President. 155 - Your calls.

Don't call it a comeback! Four years after the last embers appeared to have been snuffed out, this week, the Syrian Civil War shocked fans by announcing it's getting the band back together. Is the world's most confusing conflict about to get explicable? Not entirely. We'll be explaining why the situation in Aleppo is not something you'll brush up on soon.Meanwhile… The fireworks guns have been a great special effects innovation. Madam President is certainly giving a hammy turn of character acting. But the script is stale. The dialogue is dreary. Frankly, the franchise is dying. Is this the last of the colour revolutions? Finally, The French can't pass a budget. The Prime Minister is about to resign. The President himself is running around the middle east gladhanding potential bond buyers. Two and a half months on from his bold gambit, things are looking positively pre-revolutionary in the Elysee Palace. Macron has kicked the can down the road – now the can is kicking back. This is a Premium Episode. Available through Patreon to subscribers. Subscribing is quick and easy. Go to Patreon.com. Search Multipolarity. Pay $5 or £5 or €5 a month. Get this episode - and many more.

In this heartfelt episode, Madam President Deferred: The Morning After, Val The Voice Johnson reflects on the 2024 election outcome and the bittersweet hope of one day seeing a woman in the Oval Office. Val shares her personal journey of voting, her thoughts on Kamala Harris's powerful concession speech, and the complex emotions of witnessing another shift in American leadership. Grounded in faith and resilience, Val navigates the post-election landscape with honesty and grace, encouraging listeners to look beyond politics to a higher purpose and unity. Tune in for a perspective that embraces both disappointment and hope for the future. "A DJ Saved My Life" is the new eBook by Val "The Voice" Johnson.  The debut book features a heartfelt tribute to the healing power of music and the therapeutic potential of podcasting, all with the ABCs of Podcasting rolled into one.  Pick up an eBook copy right here:  https://purelighthousemedia.net/ DISCLAIMER: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education, and research. Any picture or video used falls under fair use.   Follow Us:  • LinkedIn (Pure Lighthouse Media Company):  https://tinyurl.com/mhdjpuyb  • YouTube Channel:  https://tinyurl.com/7d6kmcks  • Facebook Private Community: https://tinyurl.com/4hu376yk  • Facebook (Pure Lighthouse Media - Home of Interludes): https://tinyurl.com/mhdjpuyb  • The Pull Up Podcast Show Podcast:  https://tinyurl.com/rauev9kt  • Our Audio Podcasting Page: https://tinyurl.com/rauev9kt    

As the gender gap continues to widen at the top of the ticket, it is crucial to understand how gender and their roles are impacting the 2024 election. Women constitute a large and influential voting bloc, and their participation in the election could be decisive. How candidates address key issues — like reproductive rights, economic uncertainty, and child and elder care — could tip the scales in swing states. Featuring Public Strategies' Meagan Foster, Jessica Monahan, and Julia Hammond.

Dr. Sandie Morgan is joined by the Live2Free president, Delaney Mininger, as the two discuss the upcoming Fair Trade Fashion Show at Vanguard University. Delaney Mininger Delaney is the president of the Live2Free club at Vanguard University and the Global Center for Women and Justice. Delaney is a third year student at Vanguard and a sociology major. She says her passion for preventing human trafficking started at just 11 years old when her mom went with a team to Italy to help women involved in trafficking there. Key Points The Fair Trade Fashion Show promotes self-expression through fashion while encouraging consumers to consider the ethical implications of their clothing choices and the production processes that affect the dignity of workers. Fast fashion contributes to overconsumption and supports exploitative labor practices. The culture of buying cheap clothing leads to waste and supports industries that profit from modern slavery. The podcast emphasizes the importance of supporting Fair Trade items and thrifting as ethical alternatives. Fair Trade ensures that workers receive fair wages, while thrifting helps reduce waste and is often more accessible for budget-conscious consumers. The Live2Free club, through initiatives like the Safe Kids, Safe Communities Program, aims to educate youth about human trafficking, healthy relationships, and online safety, filling an educational gap often overlooked in traditional school curriculums. Human trafficking is a global issue, not just a problem in the U.S. The Fair Trade Fashion Show aims to encourage audiences to recognize their role as consumers and to make informed choices that can contribute to reducing demand for exploitative labor practices. Resources Live2Free FairTrade International Fair Trade Fashion Show Goodwill of Orange County  Fiet Gratia Tony's Chocolonely Fair Trade Fashion Show Tool Kit Transcript Sandra Morgan 0:14 You're listening to the Ending Human Trafficking Podcast. This is episode #330: Fast Fashion Meets Justice, with Live2Free Students at Vanguard University. My name is Dr. Sandie Morgan, and this is the show where we empower you to study the issues, be a voice, and make a difference in ending human trafficking. I am so happy to have Delaney Mininger here in the studio with me for today's podcast. Delaney is the president of the Live2Free club at Vanguard University and the Global Center for Women and Justice. Delaney is a third year student at Vanguard and a sociology major. She says her passion for preventing human trafficking started at just 11 years old when her mom went with a team to Italy to help women involved in trafficking there. So Delaney, thank you for coming in today. Delaney Mininger 1:25 Yeah, thank you for having me. Sandra Morgan 1:27 How long have you been president of the Live2Free club? Delaney Mininger 1:31 I have just become president this year. I've been fully onboarded. I did some work over the summer, but officially starting at the beginning of this school year I became president. Sandra Morgan 1:42 So maybe I should be addressing you as Madam President. Delaney Mininger 1:45 Perhaps. Sandra Morgan 1:46 Perhaps, oh my goodness. Okay, so one of the first things that happens every fall is we dive right in here at Vanguard with the Live2Free club for a Fair Trade Fashion Show. How did you get involved with that? Delaney Mininger 2:05 Yeah, so my first experience with the fashion show was actually during Welcome Week. I was walking through the campus mall, and I walked up to a booth that was talking about human trafficking. Like forementioned, my mom had been working with victims of human trafficking since I was younger, and so I had an interest, and I just saw that there was a fashion show, and I thought that was such a fun way to get involved and to get some experience with clubs and different activities on campus.

Jason Isaacson, AJC Chief Policy and Political Affairs Officer, joins us to share insights on the key priorities from the sidelines of this year's UN General Assembly. Each year, AJC experts spearhead diplomatic outreach to world leaders on crucial issues, from addressing anti-Israel bias and combating antisemitism to rallying global efforts against the Iranian threat. This year's discussions unfold against the backdrop of Israel's multi-front defensive war against Iran and its terror proxies, as well as a significant rise in antisemitism following Hamas' attacks on October 7.  Listen – AJC Podcasts: The Forgotten Exodus, Season 2 – out now:  Explore the untold stories of Jews from Tunisia, Syria, Yemen, Morocco, and more. People of the Pod:  From Rocket Attacks to Exploding Pagers: Michael Oren on Escalating Tensions Between Israel and Hezbollah Paris 2024: 2 Proud Jewish Paralympians on How Sports Unites Athletes Amid Antisemitism Follow People of the Pod on your favorite podcast app, and learn more at AJC.org/PeopleofthePod You can reach us at: peopleofthepod@ajc.org If you've appreciated this episode, please be sure to tell your friends, and rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. __ Transcript of Interview with Jason Isaacson: Manya Brachear Pashman:   World Leaders convened at the United Nations this week to open the 79th session of the General Assembly every year, AJC experts lead the Jewish community's diplomatic outreach on issues ranging from confronting anti Israel bias and anti semitism to uniting the world against the Iranian threat. This year's meetings come amid a backdrop of Israel's seven-front defensive war against Iran and its terror proxies and the surge of antisemitism since Hamas' October 7 attacks on Israel. Here to discuss the priorities on the sidelines of this year's UN General Assembly is Jason Isaacson, AJC's Chief Policy and Political Affairs officer. Jason, welcome to People of the Pod. Jason Isaacson:   Thank you, Manya. It's good to be here.  Manya Brachear Pashman:   So I want to turn first to Israel's defense of military operations in Lebanon targeting Hezbollah. For years, AJC has been pushing the UN to designate all of Hezbollah a terrorist organization. How does Hezbollah's near daily attacks on Israel and this military operation change that plea. Jason Isaacson:   I mean, it changes it only in that it emphasizes, once again, its demonstration of the danger posed by Hezbollah, which, of course, is a threat to the security, the safety of the people of Israel, to peace across the region. But also Hezbollah has arms tentacles that reach elsewhere, reach into Europe for fundraising purposes, for narcotics trafficking, for money laundering posing a real threat to security, not just for the people of Israel, but for people elsewhere in the world.  But what's been happening since October 8, when Hezbollah started firing rockets, missiles, anti tank weapons into northern Israel, killing Israelis, civilians and soldiers, destroying property, inflaming the region, unprovoked, but they did it in response to or as an ally of Hamas, another Iranian backed terror organization has just destabilized the region, made it impossible for 10s of 1000s of Israelis to live in their homes.  They've had to evacuate the north, disrupting the personal lives of so many And now, of course, over the last week or two weeks, we've seen repeated huge barrages of rockets, missiles that have been fired into Israel, killing and destroying property. And it's intolerable. Israel cannot live with that kind of a threat on its border, and no country would tolerate this. Israel will not tolerate it.  And so we're seeing decisive action in various ways that Israel has responded to these multiple threats. In the case of Lebanon, we've seen missile attacks on rocket launchers and command centers and commanders, very precise, targeted. Of course, it is war, and there has been collateral damage, and that is terrible, but Israel has been attacked relentlessly, ruthlessly by Hezbollah. It must respond.  We've also seen very interesting, really quite clever, use of technologies that Israel has mastered in other ways to attack Hezbollah commanders and fighters. We are hopeful that this will send a very clear message to Hezbollah leadership and to their backers in Tehran that they really have to pull this back. There does not have to be a wider war in the region.  It is really Hezbollah's decision, Iran's decision, whether to return to some state of calm where we can have the people of Israel return to their homes, the people of Southern Lebanon return to their homes and get back to, kind of normal life. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Do the diplomats you are encountering on the sidelines of the UN understand that? Do they acknowledge what you just said? Jason Isaacson:   The word on the lips of most diplomats is deescalate, avoid a wider war. And of course, we can all appreciate that no one wants a wider war. But what is a country to do that is being attacked daily by hundreds of rockets and missiles fired into cities and towns?  It cannot just simply say, Oh, well, we're just going to restrain ourselves because, we're more moral than our terrorist neighbors. No country would do that. No country could make that decision. So yes, there is understanding of the situation that Israel is in. There is an appeal for lessening the tensions, for de-escalating. But I think that privately, it is widely understood that Israel has no choice but to defeat the terrorist enemies that are at its throat. Manya Brachear Pashman:   I spoke of the call to designate Hezbollah a terror organization in its entirety. Does Hamas need to be added to that plea for designation? Or do most diplomats already? Or I should say, do most countries already recognize Hamas as a terror organization?  Jason Isaacson:   Unfortunately, most countries do not already recognize Hezbollah as a terrorist organization, at least not formally. I mean, they may do it sort of rhetorically, and in a meeting with us, they may say that they of course recognize that. But for reasons that they will cite having to do with their need to continue to interact with the government of Lebanon, which of course has a very strong Hezbollah component in that government, they don't want to box themselves out as some kind of interaction with Beirut. We could point out, as we do repeatedly, that it's not necessary to exclude contact with Lebanese authorities by designating Hezbollah as a terrorist organization. Other countries find ways around that problem. France and others that have cited this argument to us repeatedly could do so as well. But it's important that Hezbollah be designated as a terrorist organization. It's also important that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran also be designated fully as a terrorist organization.  Of course, the United States has done that. A number of other countries have as well, but that must be universal. It is so clear who is lighting the fires across the region, who is threatening the sovereignty, the security of a neighboring state. And for countries to not take those simple steps to try to clamp down on funding, on money transfers, on freedom of movement internationally, for leaders of the IRGC, for leaders of Hezbollah, is just turning a blind eye to terrorism. That's not tolerable. Manya Brachear Pashman:   What about Hamas? Has that been designated by more countries as a terror organization than Hezbollah or the IRGC? Jason Isaacson:   Hamas is widely recognized as a terrorist organization, and I think that we need to press the countries that have not yet done so to add Hamas to the terrorist but we also have to not neglect the most important part of this equation, which is, of course, the support that Hamas and that Hezbollah get from Iran. And the fact that the sanctions that have been imposed on Iran are not always widely and carefully and universally enforced.  The fact that Iran has been freed from certain restrictions that the UN imposed after the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action in 2015 in terms of its missile development, a lot of sanctions have to be restored, and the sanctions, particularly on the missile program of Iran, should be restored. And the United States in the next administration, whether it is a Harris administration or a Trump administration, I'm expecting a whole new playbook regarding the approach to Iran. Manya Brachear Pashman:   So the October 7 attacks, which happened shortly after last year's General Assembly, killed more than 1200 people. 101 hostages still remain in captivity.  Has the UN adequately condemned Hamas for the October 7 atrocities, the recent murder of six hostages, and has it called for the unconditional release of the remaining hostages? Jason Isaacson:   No. Frankly, the UN response has been disappointing to say the least. It has failed repeatedly when efforts have been made to condemn Hamas specifically, even though we know that it is understood across the board around the world, the terrorist nature of the threat that Israel faces, no one doubts, if you have a conversation with a diplomat, that Hamas was responsible for the most horrific atrocities on October 7 and since. And of course, is holding 101 hostages, some of whom are not alive, but those who are in the most brutal conditions. We saw what happened just a few weeks ago, when Israel was preparing to actually liberate six hostages, including one American, American, Israeli, and they were executed before the Israeli soldiers could get to them by Hamas. Everyone knows the culpability of Hamas, and yet there has been a moral failure on the part of the United Nations to condemn Hamas.  There have been a number of General Assembly and Security Council efforts to raise the issue of the hostages, to raise the issue of Hamas, and they've been deflected. They have not been allowed to move forward. There have been, of course, continual condemnations, as the United Nations has a long history of condemning Israel for its occupation of Palestinian territory, for its treatment of Palestinian civilians. That happens, you know, ritually in the United Nations.  And, of course, every year in the General Assembly, there are, you know, a dozen or 20 or so resolutions against Israel, but to call out the terrorist organization that tells 1200 people and captured 251 others, men, women, children, grandparents, and has been holding 100+ still in captivity in Gaza. That just isn't quite on the UN's agenda. It's very disappointing. That's more than disappointing. It's outrageous. Manya Brachear Pashman:   You did mention that targeting Iran, or just recognizing that Iran is pulling the strings on all of this with its nuclear ambitions, its advanced missile program, these proxy armies and terror organizations the regime does seem to pose a profound danger to Israel as well as the broader world. But do members of the UN seem to recognize this? And what is AJC pushing them to do about it? Jason Isaacson:   There is wide recognition, certainly in the Gulf, but also increasingly in Europe, of the danger. Posed by Iran, not only on the nuclear file, where Iran is inching closer and closer to being a nuclear threshold state, if not an actual nuclear weapon state, but also the Iranian support for Subversion, for terrorism in countries across the region, Iranian support, Iranian regime support for assassination attempts and kidnapping attempts across Europe. In the United States as well, former Secretary of State of the United States, a former National Security Advisor of the United States, under protection by the US government because of those Iranian threats, and in Europe as well, this is recognized whether countries are prepared to impose Some economic hardship on their own countries because of imposing sanctions on trade with Iran is another question. It's sometimes been difficult for countries to make that decision. We have been pushing countries to impose further sanctions on trade with Iran, on the missile program that Iran has been pursuing, on Iran's cooperation, collaboration with Russia in Russia's brutal war of aggression in Ukraine, which is really getting the attention, especially of European leaders. So we have a lot of arguments that we've been deploying in our meetings over the last week and beyond the last week with the leaders around the world, but especially with European leaders to get much tougher in their dealings with Iran, to stop Iran Air from flying into Europe, which is now an action that is moving forward, but other forms of interaction just to make it impossible for the Iranian regime to continue to carry out its aggression in the region, threatening the security of countries in the Gulf. But of course, threatening Israel in multiple ways, by supporting terrorists who are acting against the Israeli people on seven fronts, we are hoping, and we are working hard through our advocacy in the United States, at the United Nations around the world, with our 15 offices across the globe, to make that case to foreign governments that it is time to call out and to act firmly against Iranian aggression. Manya Brachear Pashman:   I'm so glad you mentioned Russia, because I did want to ask you whether Ukraine is still a priority, whether it's still a priority for AJC, but also whether it's still a priority for the UN it's been more than two years Jason Isaacson:   in AJC s meetings on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. This week, we have repeatedly made the case that the territorial integrity of Ukraine, democracy in Ukraine, and frankly, the territorial integrity and democracy and security of Europe as a whole is at stake in the war that Russia is pursuing, that Vladimir Putin has launched against Ukraine, its neighbor. The importance of the United States and our allies continuing to supply Ukraine with the means to defend itself. We're not talking about American boots on the ground in Ukraine. We're talking about America doing whatever it can, and it has done a lot to help the people of Ukraine defend themselves against Russian aggression, not only for the good of Ukraine, but frankly, for the security, the safety of Europe, and frankly, of global security.  If Russia is allowed to continue gobbling up pieces of Ukrainian territory unimpeded, unchallenged by the West, it will continue its rapacious ways, and that is just not acceptable in Europe. It's not acceptable for the security of the United States, for our interests across the world. So it is important that Russia be pushed back. It is important that we stand by Ukraine as they try to liberate themselves from Russian aggression.  And frankly, it's a signal to other countries that may have territorial ambitions, designs on neighboring states, small, weaker states. You know what we're talking about here. So it's important that the line be drawn, and we stand by that line and continue to supply Ukraine with what it needs to defend itself, and it has actually made some impressive gains. It has still a challenge ahead. Russia is much larger and has many more missiles in its stockpile than Ukraine does, but Ukraine is fighting back, and is actually taking the fight to Russia, which is so important we need to stand by our friends in Ukraine as they beat back Putin's aggression.  Manya Brachear Pashman:   So that seems to be a popular sentiment, that it's okay for Ukraine to fight back, and we support that effort. So why do they not support the efforts of Israel to fight back? Is it just geography? Jason Isaacson:   Well, Israel has always had a difficult challenge in the United Nations. Of course, the situation with the Palestinians has been a popular cause across the globe, and it's been very difficult for Israel to make the case that it does not want to rule over the Palestinian people. It was put in that position as a result of a war in which it defended itself against aggression in 67 and 73 and ended up occupying land or administering land that had been launching pads for strikes against the people of Israel themselves.  It is hoping for, searching for, it has signed on to a process that would allow for a political resolution of the status of the Palestinians. Palestinian leadership has been such that it hasn't been able to move forward on any kind of a further settlement of that dispute with Israel. And in the meantime, the public around the world has grown frustrated and of course, has a continuing support for the underdog, less appreciation for the situation that Israel finds itself in. And that's just a fact of life that we've been we've been wrestling with for too long.  At the same time, there is an appreciation of the contributions that Israel has made and continues to make to technological advancement, public health, a variety of fields in which, certainly the countries in the region, but countries beyond the region, can benefit from further interaction with Israel. We've seen the growth of the relationship between Israel and India, the growth of relationship between India and other states in the developing world, and we're hoping that at a certain point, public opinion will follow the trend that is so evident in our contacts with governments around the world. In many ways, what we've seen is an action in which Israel is the target, but the real target is the West. The real target is the United States, and Israel is an ally of the United States as the one democracy in the Middle East, closely connected to the United States, has been in many ways, the focal point for antagonism toward the west, and it puts Israel in a unique position. Sort of a positive position, in some ways, in that there's an affiliation and association of Israel with the United States, which is of benefit to countries in the region that want their own strategic partnership with the United States, that want to benefit from Israel's access to the west, technologically, in education, in public health, and a whole range of sectors. But for other parts of the world, where it's easy to blame the West for their own economic situation or political situation, it's very easy to link the United States with Israel, and therefore to hold Israel somewhat to a different, harsher standard.  That's part of what's going on. Part of it is identification with the Palestinian cause, which has been very popular on the street, fueled in the Arab world by Al Jazeera and other media, but also very conveniently used over the generations by Arab governments to deflect from their own issues of governance in their own countries and elsewhere in the world, it's been a rallying cry for a range of despots and dictators and monarchs who have wanted to again, distract their countries from the real issues that they face, and target this western outpost in the eastern Mediterranean. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Speaking of strategic partnerships, is the UN General Assembly the right forum to pursue discussions of expanding the Abraham Accords, and is this the right time, even if it is the right forum?  Jason Isaacson:   Well, in the General Assembly of the United Nations, no, because there is an automatic majority. And we just saw this on display just a week or so ago when the UN General Assembly adopted a one sided anti Israel resolution overwhelmingly by something like 50% more votes against Israel than occurred the last time a couple of years ago that there was a resolution regarding Israel the General Assembly a similar resolution. So no, not in the General Assembly itself, not in the UN system itself, but among individual countries, Israel is still quite popular at elite levels of many countries, and AJC has worked, I should say, tirelessly for decades, to open doors for Israel. Countries around the world, not just in the Arab world, but in the developing world and elsewhere. We continue to do so, and we continue to find great receptivity to the argument that there is much to be gained by a relationship with Israel. Maybe starting out quietly, but benefiting the people of your country. Prime minister, Foreign Minister, Mr. President, Madam President, these are arguments that we are making constantly, and we're seeing the openings of trade relations, of new business opportunities, investments, exchanges, people coming to Israel to learn about how they can benefit their own societies by a different kind of a partnership with counterparts in Israel. AJC has been part of that action for a long time. We continue to do so through our Center for a New Middle East, which was announced by AJC CEO Ted Deutch in June. We are expanding our efforts, especially across the Gulf and North Africa, to introduce societies, civil sector leaders, business people and governments, to the benefits that would accrue to them, to their societies through the embrace of this new Middle East, which has begun frankly with the Abraham Accords in 2020 and we are hopeful that the coming years will bring us greater success as well, but not just in that part of the world. Other countries, as we have seen through the advent of I2U2 and IMEC, which were efforts to bring India into more interaction with Israel and with Europe, this corridor from India to the. Middle East to Europe and Israel in cooperation with India and the United States and the United Arab Emirates. I2U2, all of these efforts are efforts to expand the circle of Arab Israeli peace, to expand the circle of Israel's interaction with for the benefit of those countries, countries around the world. And we're seeing great success there. We continue to work hard to broaden that success. Manya Brachear Pashman:   Jason, thank you so much for shedding light on what you've been up to this week on the sidelines. Jason Isaacson:   Always a pleasure, Manya, thank you.

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We are excited to be back with a brand new episode of the podcast, where we are discussing the candidacy of Vice-President Kamala Harris. This entire episode is dedicate to the prospect of her becoming the 47th President of the United States. As she stated in her both her acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention, and reiterated it during their recent televised debate, her entire career, she has only had one client...The People! At every stage of her career, her service, her dedication, her commitment, her drive, was all directed towards her one and only client...The People. So. we envision her on January 21, 2025, when she is standing with one hand Bible, facing the Supreme Court Justice John Roberts, where she takes the oath of office on behalf of her one and only client...The People. During this week's episode, we recap the recent debate between VP Harris and Donald Trump. On a stage in prime time, in front of over 60Million viewers, she eviscerated Trump. He became to Harris, what he is to his short-sided followers...canon fodder. The debate was definitely MUST SEE TV, and we share our take in this week's episode. We cover not just the debate but deal with other aspects of her candidacy that I'm sure you will be both though-provoking and exhilarating. PLUS, we have a dynamic Thought of the Week, in honor of this week's theme, we are sharing an excerpt of VP Kamala Harris's acceptance speech at this year's Democratic National Convention. We believe this is a speech where she was thee most presidential. Needless to say this is definitely an episode worth listening to. Check this week's show out and be sure to send us your feedback! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michael-s-nimmons/support

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Are young American men willing to elect a woman for the highest office in our country? In this interview, I ask the following questions: What defines an American generation? Do we have a new generation every 20 to 25 years? Who are Millenials? Gen Zs? How are political movements now, by young Americans, different than prior movements by older Americans? Is human connection the answer? Is there a discernable difference in immigration attitudes of America's generations? Do Gen Z Men Think Like Old Men? What's so special about Millennials? Who will win the 2024 presidential election? *****

Join the conversation by letting us know what you think about the episode!We are beyond excited about Vice President Kamala Harris as the 2024 Democratic presidential nominee! We share all of our feelings, hopes and dreams about the future of our country with Kamala Harris as our next president. Join the discussion and share your thoughts with us.Mentioned in this episode:YouTube: (1) Kamala Harris - YouTubeSupport the Show.Be part of the conversation by sharing your thoughts about this episode, what you may have learned, how the conversation affected you. You can reach Raquel and Jennifer on IG @madnesscafepodcast or by email at madnesscafepodcast@gmail.com.Share the episode with a friend and have your own conversation. And don't forget to rate and review the show wherever you listen!Thanks!

In Chicago blikken Björn Soenens en Bert De Vroey terug op de partijconventie van de Democraten. Nu Joe Biden afziet van een tweede termijn brengt Kamala Harris nieuwe energie in de partij. Running mate Tim Walz profileert zich rond een nieuw, warm patriotisme, als alternatief voor Trump en Vance. Vinden de Democraten de juiste toon om in een diep gepolariseerde samenleving de kiezers te overtuigen? Annelies Beck polst bij Bert en Björn in een speciale aflevering van Björn in the USA.

Join me for another one-on-one discussion with Chris Matthews, the former host of "Hardball" on MSNBC.

Experts warn of election disruptions after Trump says campaign was hacked, Kamala Harris revives Democratic hopes for first Madam President, and more than $365K raised for disabled Air Force veteran.

John is joined by Nicolle Wallace—host of Deadline: White House on MSNBC, former aide to George W. Bush and John McCain, and author of three bestselling novels (Eighteen Acres, It's Classified, and Madam President) about life inside the White House—to discuss Kamala Harris's selection of Tim Walz as her running mate and its potential impact on the election. The two close friends talk about the secrecy and mystery surrounding every veepstakes, the factors driving Harris to pick the relatively unknown Walz over popular Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, and why Wallace says that the aftermath of Joe Biden's disastrous debate performance and his eventual departure from the presidential race was the hardest story she's ever had to cover as an MSNBC anchor. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Monthly Show 1st Wednesday of the month 0:30 Future Madam President 05:08 Kamala Harris & Black women 06:41 Being a Lover Girl 15:55 Rebranding Your Life 22:37 Outro Purchase 411 guide book Journal ➡️ https://amzn.to/3Qa9Zl7 ✌

Josh and I talk about Joe Biden stepping down and him embracing KamalaHarris, and more things in the pop culture

Joe Biden ended his campaign and Kamala Harris very quickly became the almost-certain Democratic nominee. The next day, we asked Americans in a one-day survey with NPR and PBS News what they thought. The results say a lot but we're also discussing why a one-day poll can tell us only so much.Then, the COVID pandemic exposed deep flaws in our country's nursing homes, but what is being done to fix them? We talk with R. Tamara Konetzka from the University of Chicago to get a better sense of what's wrong with the system and whether the huge batch of ageing boomers might change that.Finally, what will you be watching during the Paris Olympics? We find out what America has to say in this fun fact!

Sherwin begins the show with the big news that everyone is talking about all around the nation, VP Kamala Harris stepping up to be the Democratic presidential nominee. There's a lot of things that can be said but one thing we know for sure: this is the match-up of the ages. A criminal and a prosecutor competing for presidency!

NO MORE EXCUSES women! Are you a brood mare who does what daddy says and allow your rights to life be removed, OR DO YOU THINK FOR YOURSELF and NOT LISTEN TO DADDY?!!If you goofs don't do it this time, YOU ARE EXACTLY WHAT THE BOY'S CLUB SAYS YOU ARE!!

Kim Malkoski does it all from being the Diving Safety Officer at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) to the first female President of the Boston Sea Rovers! During your next surface interval, join us in learning how Kim found her passion for dive safety, the challenges she has faced in the field, and what her favorite parts of her jobs are. If you want to hear more from Kim about diving off Cape Cod (think great white sharks), amazing encounters in the Indo-Pacific, and her favorite boat snacks...become a Patreon subscriber to get access to full length episodes! For more content related to this week's episode, head over to Instagram and Facebook and follow us sat @todiveforpodcast for updates on episodes and more! Find merch on our website at https://slbartco.com/pages/to-dive-for-podcast Don't forget to send us Fish Tales via email at todiveforpodcast@gmail.com or on our Google form here. Intro music by Haley Davis Editing and cover art by Sydney Bell of SLB Art Co

Kamala Harris declares herself “Madam President” in new video, Media DEMANDS Biden Replace Kamala with - HILLARY? and Chairman Barry Loudermilk joins the show. Check Out Our Partners: Blackout Coffee: http://www.blackoutcoffee.com/benny and use coupon code BENNY for 20% OFF your first order Patriot Mobile: Go to https://www.PatriotMobile.com/Benny and get FREE Activation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Northern Light Encore, Primary Day, Madam President, Number 9 for Simone, Iron Man Arm and The Science of Sandwich Slicing!

The Victoria City Police Union (VCPU) is proud to introduce Sgt. Angela Van Eerd (Union President) and Sgt. Joan Elliott (Union Secretary).Hear directly from these two inspirational leaders as they join Matt Waterman to discuss their rise to important positions on the Executive of the VCPU.The VCPU was organized in 1946 and after 77 years the members have elected their first female President!Sound editing done by Todd Mason.More about the Victoria City Police Union (VCPU): - Tweet us at https://twitter.com/VicPD_Union - Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/vicpd_union/ - Find us on FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/truebluevictoria/ - Visit our website for information at https://truebluevic.ca/ - Email us at media@vcpu.ca for any media inquiries or requests to be on the True Blue Podcast

This week on Lick it Like a Lollipop we are joined by presidential nominee, Brittany Jones. She shares some of the changes she'd implement as president, the thought processes that need to be redirected and how we as a people can make huge changes in our government by using our voices. Make sure to check out her links to follow and support her https://www.jonesforpresident2024.com/product-page/support-the-jones-campaign http://jonesforpresident2024.com

- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad celebrates Pie Day and learns about the number one pie in the state of Minnesota, talks about how the Twins lost another Spring Training game, and chats about all of the action happening in the Minnesota basketball scene!- KSTP's Chris Egert informs about VP Kamala Harris being in Minnesota today making a few appearances, a bird strike causing trouble with a local flight, news on government decisions regarding popular social media applications, and other top news stories from the day.- Country musician and actor Craig Morgan joins the show to talk about his latest work with the film "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" where Morgan plays a role in the film alongside having a song on the soundtrack. You can find the movie on demand now and listen to any of Morgan's music wherever you get your music!- Kristyn Burtt has fully embraced her campaign for the 2024 presidency and shares the prize that everyone who votes for her will receive if she gets elected. Madam President also shares some of the top entertainment stories from the day including "Apples Never Fall" which is set to debut on Apple TV todayStream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-9:30AM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad celebrates Pie Day and learns about the number one pie in the state of Minnesota, talks about how the Twins lost another Spring Training game, and chats about all of the action happening in the Minnesota basketball scene! - KSTP's Chris Egert informs about VP Kamala Harris being in Minnesota today making a few appearances, a bird strike causing trouble with a local flight, news on government decisions regarding popular social media applications, and other top news stories from the day. - Country musician and actor Craig Morgan joins the show to talk about his latest work with the film "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" where Morgan plays a role in the film alongside having a song on the soundtrack. You can find the movie on demand now and listen to any of Morgan's music wherever you get your music! - Kristyn Burtt has fully embraced her campaign for the 2024 presidency and shares the prize that everyone who votes for her will receive if she gets elected. Madam President also shares some of the top entertainment stories from the day including "Apples Never Fall" which is set to debut on Apple TV today Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-9:30AM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I used most of the last recording to complain about the human condition we're collectively accepting here on Earth867-5309. The one that has our humanity so unfulfilled right now. And then, like a jerk, I offered nothing in the way of solutions that might help offset this situation. So today, I try and make up for my faux pas with {drumroll please} - Government By Lottery! Seriously! Now how you gonna be?Madam President? NëiNsensiCaL Episode 49 of 53

Today we're talking with Sharon Contillo, a visionary dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices in the film industry. Through her company, Middle Center Productions, LLC, Sharon focuses on producing female-led and family-centric productions, providing a much-needed platform for marginalized voices to be seen and heard. As President of Women in Film & Video New England (WIFVNE) and a board member of Women in Film & Television - US (WIFT-US), Sharon actively advocates for diversity and inclusion initiatives, shaping a more equitable future for filmmakers.Sharon's creative brilliance shines through in her acclaimed works, including award-winning feature scripts like "Madam President" and "Sandwitched", along with the impactful short PSA film "Curls". Her talent extends beyond writing, as evidenced by her roles as a producer and actor in IBM commercials showcased worldwide.Check out Sharon's Instagram and her website to stay up to date on all her incredible work!Remember to stay safe and keep your creative juices flowing!---Tech/Project Management Tools (*these are affiliate links)Buzzsprout*Airtable*17hats*ZoomPodcast Mic*

Nach einem schweren Schlaganfall war US-Präsident Woodrow Wilson 1919 halbseitig gelähmt und regierungsunfähig. First Lady Edith Bolling Wilson händelte monatelang die politischen Angelegenheiten - und musste dafür sorgen, dass die Öffentlichkeit nicht erfuhr, wie ernst es um ihren Mann stand.

Sie war die erste Frau an der Spitze der USA: Edith Bolling Wilson. Nachdem US-Präsident Woodrow Wilson 1919 einen schweren Schlaganfall erlitt und regierungsunfähig war, nahm hinter den Kulissen seine Frau die Zügel in die Hand - doch weder sein Kabinett, noch die Öffentlichkeit durfte davon wissen.

In Episode 13, I have the privilege of sitting down with Gia Lott! Gia and I serve as the President and Vice President for Chevron's Black Employee Network! Our conversation allowed me to get to know Gia personally. We discuss her career, working as an expatriate, her upbringing, and what she aspires to in the future! Gia is a high performer and has been an over achiever ALL of her life. Listen to episode 13 to get to know “Madam President!”    

We Love You, Madam President by Alvin S Berger https://amzn.to/40ngKVS Alvinsberger.com The invention of a sentient computer imported from Israel leads to political chaos in America. This computer is more than human-better than human-with its limitless memory storage and human characteristics, which prove to be big trouble for the perverted President of the United States. His mistakes lead to his downfall and that of his entire cabinet. With Washington in chaos, two CIA agents and some members of the Senate try to halt what the deep state conspirators want to accomplish through bribery and deceit. The murder of anyone who gets in their way means nothing to them, mere collateral damage of their nefarious plan. Rising from the tumult is a brilliant woman who breaks through the glass ceiling as she fights to become the first female president with the knowledge of the world at her fingertips. She must rely on her own intuition and the goodness of humanity to shine through the darkness of dirty politics.Here are some high-level summary notes from The Chris Voss Show podcast interview with author Alvin S. Berger: Alvin S. Berger is an author who began writing later in life. His background is as a dentist who loved continuing education and personal development. His first book "A Mind of Her Own" was inspired by a note he wrote to his partner Vera, who encouraged him to turn it into a book. His second book is "We Love You Madam President" - a speculative fiction novel about the first female U.S. president, AI, and political intrigue. It came out of imagining walking with the characters through scenarios. Berger also sculpts and paints. He finds immediate artistic mediums quicker for an audience to absorb than the time investment of reading a full book. His third upcoming book is "Tentacles of Corruption" tackling political corruption and AI. He used a real AI system to generate text for the book. Writing allows Berger to feel connected to the characters. He prints out each page, edits by hand, and compiled a physical manuscript before publishing. There are plans to potentially turn "We Love You Madam President" into a screenplay and movie. Berger is working with Blackstone Publishing and feels honored at the positive response to his books as a first-time author.

DJ Ruscik, Madam President of the Matlacha Hookers and Julia Gaylor, Vice Madam sat down with us to discuss the Matlacha Hookers, a very wonderful organization serving Pine Island. We learned that the Matlacha Hookers are celebrating 25 years of service with a mission that has never changed, “Striving to make a positive difference in our community”. This constancy of purpose is one of the many reasons for their success.

Speaking to Marie-Noelle,  H.E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the 2011 winner of the Nobel Peace Prize and former President of Liberia (2006 – 2018), reflects on the moment she was announced President, the task to rebuild Liberia, her drive to advance women in public leadership in Africa, and her most-prized lessons on leadership.  Join the conversation on: Twitter - @BrenthurstF / Facebook - @BrenthurstFoundation / Instagram - @brenthurstfoundation

I came from a pretty decent family. Dad was the stay home parent, while Mom worked as an accountant at the local bank. I had a sister, MIA who was just a year older than me and I loved playing with her! "All clear Madam President, you can now make your vows.""Thank you, Miss MIA. I pledge to be the best president this school has ever had! Thank you for voting me."My childhood dream was to become the school's president in highschool, and Mia always supported me, but all of that changed when Mia had to repeat first grade because she wasn't school smart and mom wasn't too happy about that. One time in forth grade after showing my grades to mom, mom and dad showered me with praises, but when mom saw Mia's Report Card, her smile vanished. "I'm sure you're proud of me.""You're happy you had C's? That's pathetic, Mia.""But I worked so hard Mom. I even cheated on some of my tests so I could score better.""You're a disgrace, Mia. Why can't you be like your little sister, Zoe? I give both of you the same amount of food, so why aren't you smart?"Mom wouldn't stop talking and it made Mia cry. I tried to console Mia but she just pushed my hands off her body and ran off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Salt talks about her March 26 2023 #LightAMatchNigeria experience as organized by the Jacobs Child Foundation.

Tay chats with Dereka Hendon-Barnes, the President of Major Taylor Irons Riders Cycling Club, about getting into cycling, how she got involved in triathlons and her experience with completing her most recent Iron Man. Dereka also talks about becoming the President of the Iron Rides, her continuous goals for the club and much more.

Just in time for founder's day - I had the honor of being joined by Madam President of the Alpha Alpha Eta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.!  Carla took us on a journey through her dynamic life which led her to join AKA because of their mission of service and values of sisterhood, as well as how those ideals have shaped her life and set her up for success!Madam President even opened up about a life altering experience that could have ending her time on earth, yet her faith in God propelled her to keep walking through the valley in order to get to the mountain top!  This conversation will inspiring anyone walking through the valley to keep going and eventually Soar to Greater Heights!!

Mea Culpa welcomes for the very first time, Nicolle Wallace of The Nicolle Wallace Show. Wallace is a one-time political operative turned television host and best-selling author. She is currently the anchor of the MSNBC news and politics show, Deadline: White House, and a former co-host of The View alongside her friend and fellow activist, Rosie Perez. Once upon a time, she was a member of the White House staff under George Bush and she campaigned with John McCain during his 2008 bid for the presidency against Barack Obama. Wallace has written 3 best-selling books, including “Madam President” released in 2015. And most recently Wallace was an executive producer on the MSNBC primetime special "Ukraine: Answering the Call", which also served as a fundraiser to support Ukraine in the midst of the Russian invasion. Michael and Nicole, dig deep into the GOP's future, Trump's presidential bid, and McCarthy's reign.

Hello beautiful people! We have the pleasure of introducing you to Nicole. Nicole is an educated black woman, mother, daughter, sister friend, caregiver and influencer. Nicole has a strong presence and community of support. She is considered as the Madam President of the Den of Big Boys on @tiktok. The brings a genuine and transparent conversation with her Makings of You. She is a real one! Her goal is to leave a legacy of grown and positivity through my encounters in this life.We would greatly appreciate your support by listening to this episode and sharing with others. Leaving a review always make a difference. You can find Nicole at: TikTok: @thicnicjack / @thicnicjack2Instagram: @thicnic / @denofbigboys You can find us at:Www.EverythangCulture.comIG/Facebook/Tiktok/Tumblr: EverythangCultureTwitter: EveryTHGCultureSpotify: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/everythang-culture/id1455598116?i=1000567850501Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/everythang-culture/id1455598116YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@everythangculturepodcast2791Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/everythang-culture-podcast/exclusive-contentSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/everythang-culture-podcast/exclusive-content

Vision, faith, and community anchor Angelique Peterson Mayberry. Detroit Public School Community District Board president (running for her second term currently) has worked tirelessly to ensure DPSCD is ready to fulfill students' dreams. Her work to empower students, teachers, parents, administrators, and community groups grew from the work ethic that committed her to Ford Motor Company and UAW. Madam President opens up about her son's organizing of a school walkout to further encourage her can-do spirit. Today DPSCD has more strides to make, but in the shadows of the pandemic, DPSCD is much more efficient than other media reports. Learn of her vision, responsibility, and passion for her position. Detroit is Different is a podcast hosted by Khary Frazier covering people adding to the culture of an American Classic city. Visit www.detroitisdifferent.com to hear, see and experience more of what makes Detroit different. Follow, like, share, and subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Sticher. Comment, suggest and connect with the podcast by emailing info@detroitisdifferent.com Find out more at https://detroit-is-different.pinecast.co Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/detroit-is-different/df53d08c-dc73-4e84-8f19-b67afda250ca

I'm okay with Nostradamus! My problem is with Nostradamnit and his panic attack! Are you in the 'Bang Zone'?Capri Sun and their recall! I have the details!LADIES! Here's your chance! Liz Cheney would make a fantastic Madam President because she has bigger balls than any of the sissy boy repubics!Mr. & Mrs. Ben Affleck are having a huge marriage celebration for the friends and families this weekend! I have the details!Motley Crue killed my only fan in Indianapolis last night! I have the details!

After witnessing the heartbreaking scene of teenagers sleeping under the freeway at 7, Elli's sympathy moved to action by brainstorming how she could use her privilege to help this vulnerable population. When COVID hit, her imagination took flight in tangible form by making and selling masks to raise money for Family Promise (a homeless shelter in the local area). In this episode, Elli (aka the future Madam President) has plans for the climate, homelessness, and the desire for others to experience less pain.

A devotee of Bholenath Shiva, sadhika of Bhagvana Jagannath, and a practising Rajayogi, our new President of the Republic, Draupadi Murmu epitomises the synthesis of Bhakti and Yoga. As an embodiment of Mata Shabari, she took oath and a thousand Lef-Liberal-Islamist hearts sank. Sanjay Dixit examines.

https://twitter.com/edrabinski Getting Organized | American Libraries Magazine Meet the Candidates for ALA President: Emily Drabinski | American Libraries Magazine   Media mentioned Jane McAlevey | No Shortcuts: Organizing for Power in the New Gilded Age The Revolution That Wasn't — Jen Schradie | Harvard University Press Gary drink of water video: https://twitter.com/edrabinski/status/1501673661522141196?s=20&t=jBBe27AjLRkj5geTMBOfGQ

April Gable, a fourth year at the University of Cincinnati marches in to tell her story about choosing UC as her home, becoming a feature twirler, joining organizations on campus, and having the honor to be chosen as UC's Student Body President. Follow along as we discuss all things with life and growth. I hope you focus more on the joy in your journey through this podcast, homies! I present to you, Madam President!