Podcasts about mayor buddy dyer

In this podcast episode, we celebrate our 200th episode and speak with Buddy Dyer (Mayor of the city of Orlando) about his role as Mayor, the plans for the city, and how he is impacting our communities. Mayor Dyer shares what he does to stay sharp as a leader, his leadership AHA moment, advice for new leaders, and details his approach to change and challenging moments.  To contact Mayor Dyer:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/buddy-dyer-38b5aba Website: https://orlando.gov Email: buddy.dyer@orlando.gov This podcast is sponsored by:  Florida Association of Veteran-Owned Businesses, Inc. (FAVOB)  Website: https://www.favob.net  and  A Hero For Kids Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠http://www.AHeroForKids.org⁠⁠⁠⁠ and Triple Nikel  Website: https://triplenikel.com/theleadershipvoidpodcast 

A vote will be held by the Orlando City Council Monday on Mayor Buddy Dyer's plan to have the city buy the PULSE Nightclub for 2 million dollars, as a critical step toward finally building an appropriate and affordable memorial and museum to the 49 people slaughtered at the club during the massacre more than seven years ago.

You know him from the airport tram announcement, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer joins us. We discuss his favorite places in Orlando and what he sees the hospitality industry in Orlando going now that we're a year out of quarantine. P.S. Please subscribe! Watch this podcast ➔ http://bit.ly/pigfloydsyoutube Produced by BrandCrumbs Media in Orlando, FL Filmed and Recorded at Venture X Downtown Orlando

We can't believe it either! It's been 50 episodes of the Cocktails and Conversation Podcast. To celebrate this momentous occasion, I invited long-time Orlando Mayor, Buddy Dyer to join me on the podcast. I brought my little recording set up to City Hall and asked the Mayor some hard hitting questions. Kidding. But, I did get to find out how his first job helped him in his current job, what his real name is, and how he feels rested and renewed! Also spoiler alert, the Mayor's go-to drink is so simple. You can make it in about 3 seconds flat: Tito's Handmade Vodka, Club Soda, and Lime! Enjoy!

Would you prefer a 4 day work week?We talk to John Morgan about how you can win $100,000!Throwback GameWhy You Mad?Mayor Buddy Dyer talks to us about something going on in Orlando!Am I A Bad Person?Can you hold spots in line?What's the last thing you bought on Amazon?We talk to break dancer Victor Montalvo!

Would you prefer a 4 day work week?We talk to John Morgan about how you can win $100,000!Throwback GameWhy You Mad?Mayor Buddy Dyer talks to us about something going on in Orlando!Am I A Bad Person?Can you hold spots in line?What's the last thing you bought on Amazon?We talk to break dancer Victor Montalvo!

Apr 26, 2020 As the Orlando region begins to turn its attention towards what the future holds post COVID-19, the small businesses that make up their local economy are looking for any information or additional capital that is currently available. In his conversation with Abby Melone, City of Orlando's Mayor Buddy Dyer spoke on Orlando Economic Partnership’s new Business Recovery Assistance and Collaborative Engagement Program (BRACE) that has already seen over three hundred small to medium sized businesses register. This program is designed to pair these businesses with an individual who can assist with finding and capitalizing on all of the various resources that are currently available to these businesses. For more information, visit: www.orlando.gov

Mayor Buddy Dyer talks sports leagues wanting to come to Orlando to restart play, as well as to when youth sports can get back on the field.

Before becoming an award-winning author, Joanie Holzer Schirm worked thirty-five years in the business of engineering, including seventeen at the helm of her own Orlando, Florida firm. Joanie won international attention for her volunteer leadership role in bringing FIFAs World Cup Soccer 1994 to Orlando. The five matches played in Orlando had an estimated global TV cumulative audience of over 2.5 billion and an economic impact of over $200 million. Under her leadership as Chairman of the Host Committee, the Atlanta Constitution proclaimed Orlando the best venue in the best World Cup ever. Exemplifying her passionate approach to all aspects of her life, Joanie's engineering business, Geotechnical and Environmental Consultants, earned the designation Orlando's Best Small Engineering Firm three times in ten years. As a community activist, Joanie served for four years as the City of Orlando Advisory Board for the Governor's Council for Sustainable Florida, Chairman of the Orange County Industrial Development Authority, founding President of the Orlando Area Sports Commission, and Chaired for Mayor Buddy Dyer the Interstate 4 Design Review Committee. Now a writer, archivist, and sought-after speaker, Joanie applies her passion to storytelling in her companion books, Adventurers Against Their Will and My Dear Boy: A World War II Story of Escape, Exile, and Revelation. Her first book won the Global eBook Award for Best Biography and gained a testimonial from former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. Her nonfiction books are based on the discovery of 400 WWII letters by seventy-eight writers corresponding with her Czech Jewish father, Oswald Valdik Holzer, as he traveled through five continents after escaping in 1939 from his Nazi-occupied homeland. Joanie's discovery of the Holzer collection allowed her to detail her father's journey, an inspiring story of love, despair, and triumph with echoes from today's world. What you will learn in this episode: Why Joanie decided to share her remarkable family history and her Holocaust survivor father's stories from the time of World War II Joanie shares the profound story of her father sharing his experiences and the seven hours of audio interviews she has of him discussing the Holocaust How Joanie's father relocated to the United States, attained his citizenship, and worked as a practicing doctor How Joanie collected a large number of family documents and letters that detailed her mother and father's courtship, marriage, and life together What overarching message Joanie wants readers of her books Adventures Against Their Will and My Dear Boy to take away How Joanie believes her father managed to keep going in spite of the deep sorrow and pain he experienced How Joanie connects her spirituality to her mother's faith and father's Jewish cultural and religious heritage How Joanie's efforts to preserve her father's story have now been turned into a remarkable stage play What emotional impact Joanie's decision to donate her father's letters for preservation and exhibition has had on her Resources: Website: www.joanieschirm.com My Dear Boy by Joanie Holzer Schirm: https://amzn.to/2SY5k9N Adventures Against Their Will by Joanie Holzer Schirm: https://amzn.to/2wFvbKW Email: joanie@joanieschirm.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/joanie-schirm-33800611/

When I think of fearless leaders in Orlando, I often think of Kelly Cohen. While Orlando wasn’t in the plans as a long term stay, it became the place she wanted to invest in! And I feel we are all better for it. Listen is as we drink Cinnamon Vanilla Glenlivet Whisky Sours, on how she was instrumental in bringing the Orlando City Soccer Club to Orlando and keeping our favorite Mayor Buddy Dyer in office!

Mayor Buddy Dyer joins In The Zone to discuss the future of the Orlando Dreamers and what it will take to make the dream a reality.

Mayor Buddy Dyer has been re-elected to a fifth full term, extending his 16 year tenure at the helm of Orlando.  Dyer says he’ll focus on transportation, housing and completing the Dr. Phillips Center in his next term.  Orlando was not the only Central Florida city voting for a mayor or commissioners on Tuesday: Oviedo has a new mayor, Megan Sladek, and cities and towns from Brevard to Lake County turned out to the polls to vote for new leadership and vote on referendums on taxes and charter amendments.  On this episode of Intersection, we’re taking a closer look at what those election results mean and discussing the issue of low turnout in municipal elections. Joining the show are Florida ...

Mayor Buddy Dyer joins Open Mike to share his excitement for the season opener for the Orlando Magic and makes a prediction on how many wins the team will finish with.

Famor Botero is a Colombian filmmaker and graduate of Full Sail University. Since graduating in 2011, Botero has produced, directed and written various films, garnering the attention of Hollywood personalities such as Robin Cowie and Gerald Di Pego, who would later collaborate with him. Botero has also received several important recognitions for his work.In 2014, Yahoo introduced Botero as “an influential upcoming Latino filmmaker," CNN stated that "Famor's work was remarkable and inspirational,” and Orlando’s Mayor Buddy Dyer officially recognized Botero for his work as a filmmaker and congratulated him on his devotion to the community and his philanthropic work. Currently, Botero has joined the Original Productions team at Olympusat in his role of director and producer.

Orlando is becoming a massive sports town and an eclectic one at that. Mayor Buddy Dyer lays it all out there and breaks news in the process.

FRIDAY 02.08.2019 Angel going to Cars for the Cure and Russ offering a painting for auction. Savannah oing to Cuba. Russ is worried about running on the field for the Apollos home opener. Angel on the 1s & 2s. Mayor Buddy Dyer in studio. RRR - Aerosmith. Monster Sports - Jamie Sey. Savannah Gator Entertainer. Amber Nova in studio. To The Top with Carlos. KOD - Trying to start a beef with Georgia. BOTH - Brew Bus Brewing - Hazelnut Spread.

Mayor Buddy Dyer joins Mike Bianchi in studio along with Cupid's Undie Run race director Bill Brooks to discuss the upcoming event.

Listen to every minute of the Open Mike Holiday Live Show Special featuring special guests like Mayor Buddy Dyer, Stan Van Gundy, Mike Waddell, Bo Outlaw, and more! Plus, SVG with a dramatic reading of Twas the Night Before Christmas.

On this week's episode, recorded at Black Rooster Taqueria, we chat about Arena Soccer, expanding Alfond Inn, and Mayor Buddy Dyer being a frog. For real, a frog. Tune in to Bungalower and the Bus every week on 104.1 Real Radio or our podcast to learn all about the top headlines, new restaurants, and best-bet events to attend this week. This show is hosted each week by Jon Busdeker and Brendan O’Connor and is made possible by Bungalower Media.

TUESDAY 02.13.2018 Russ back from birthday weekend. St Augustine. Robot Dog freaks the guys out. RRR - Your Cell Phone is doing this to you. Jessica Realin calls show with update on PTSD legislation. Mayor Buddy Dyer in studio. Sheeren Kassam in studio. News with Debra Roberts. Crimeline with Det. BArb. To The Top with Carlos. Monster Sports.

11.17.2017 Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer stops in with Monsters.

FRIDAY 11.17.2017 Classic Weekend. Great weather. New accusations in sexual harassment . RRR - Worst Christmas Song. Comic John Morgan is studio. Angel on the 1s & 2s. Savannah IG Model - Vlogging. To The Top with Carlos. Mayor Buddy Dyer in studio. YouTube star Brian Barczyk in studio. BOTW - Harppon Winter Ale.

The surf’s up for this episode of Teaching Change! In this two-parter, the hosts talk chasing waves and sustainability with Chris Castro, the Director of Sustainability for the City of Orlando. Chris’ love of nature started at an early age in Miami, FL where he worked on his stepfather’s palm tree farm. His extracurricular activities included snorkeling, scuba diving, and surfing–which was a major reason why he chose to attend the University of Central Florida (UCF) as an undergraduate. Orlando’s location gave Chris easy access to Florida’s exciting beaches and waterways.Chris may have come for the surfing but he quickly found himself at home among Orlando’s emerging innovation and technology scene. Within these budding platforms, Chris saw the potential for initiatives involving sustainability. Chris’ path to his current advocacy and life’s work is a testament to the power of higher education and the personal development it affords. When asked about his interest in sustainability, Chris recalls the course in Environmental Sociology he took as a student at UCF. He credits this class by opening his eyes on how humans impact the world and each other with actions such as energy consumption and waste. These revelations sparked his interest in sustainability activism and in solutions to issues that plague the environment. That’s when Chris went mobile.He rallied his peers together and formed IDEAS for Us, which began in 2008 as a UCF interdisciplinary organization of students working on policy and solutions to make college campuses more sustainable. Now IDEAS for Us has chapters all over the world, including one at Valencia College. The focus of IDEAS for Us revolves around energy, water, food, waste, and ecology. Two initiatives spearheaded by IDEAS for Us include Kill-A-Watt and Green Your Game. For Kill-A-Watt, students living in dorms compete to conserve energy and save money to win scholarships. Green Your Game promotes recycling, reducing, and reusing efforts at UCF’s tailgating events.The conversation then turns to Chris’ work as an urban farmer and the importance of creating a sustainable agricultural system. Chris shares that food currently travels an average of 1500-1800 miles before it reaches a person’s plate. To address this issue, Chris co-created the Fleet Farming program that converts lawns and underused land into farms. Fleet Farming is made possible through Swarm Rides which consist of volunteers on bikes collecting the city-grown produce. The produce is then sold at farmers markets and to local vendors.Chris wears many hats in addition to his day job. This episode just scratches the surface. Be sure to check back next week to hear the conclusion of Chris Castro’s interview.Chris Castro’s Biography(Per LinkedIn)An award-winning sustainability professional, eco-entrepreneur, urban farmer, and community organizer working to accelerate the transition to a smart, resilient, and sustainable future.Chris is currently the Director of Sustainability, Senior Advisor to Mayor Dyer, and Co-chair of Smart Cities for the City of Orlando, developing partnerships, policies, and programs to support the sustainability, clean energy, & climate-related goals of Mayor Buddy Dyer’s Green Works Orlando initiative.In 2008, Chris co-founded IDEAS For Us, a global 501c3 non-profit & UN-accredited NGO, working to incubate global environmental solutions and fund local action that advances the UN Sustainable Development Goals. In 2013, he helped co-create Fleet Farming, a renowned urban farming program that is refining local food by building distributed organic agricultural systems through neighborhoods and communities.Chris has held sustainability & energy-related positions with University of Central Florida, Orange County Government, and the US Department of Energy. In 2012, Chris also co-founded a clean energy consulting firm, Citizen Energy, that provides custom energy efficiency & renewable energy solutions for commercial buildings in the Washington DC Metro area.In addition, Chris is a public speaker and has been recognized for his effort as an emerging environmental leader; including the ‘Guru of Green’ by the Orlando Business Journal, the 2017 Grist 50 Award, Top 30 Under 30 sustainability professionals by GreenBiz, formal recognition from President Bill Clinton, and a ‘Champions of Change’ awardee from the U.S. White House & Obama Administration. Chris has spoken at more than 100 conferences and events, including the United Nations HQ & the UN Rio+20 Summit, NASA Kennedy Space Center Innovation Expo, TEDx Orlando, Better Buildings Summit, and more. Teaching Change Shout-outsFor more information on topics discussed during the show, see the list below.Fleet FarmingGreen Works OrlandoIDEAS for Us

Host Brian Quain sits with Jeanna Malines of Black Cauldron Brewing. What Ales Ya speaks with their first female brewer about Black Cauldron, kissing our Mayor Buddy Dyer, and Orlando City Soccer.

Mayor Buddy Dyer has led Orlando's astonishing surge of stadium and arena construction. The $210 million redevelopment of the city's Citrus Bowl Stadium is nearing completion, set to host the Florida Classic between Florida A&M and Bethune-Cookman on Nov. 22, followed by the Russell Athletic Bowl in December and the Citrus Bowl on New Year's Day—in addition to the multi-million dollar creation of 2015 Cure Bowl he took time to announce on Thursday.

This episode will feature Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer who will discuss how high speed and commuter rail investments are transforming the Central Florida area into an “Economic Super Region.” Mayor Dyer will also share how the passage of the 2010 Travel Promotion Act will impact tourism in America and to his city.