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SummaryIn this episode of Chronicles of Power, Keemie is joined by Emma Creations and they delve into the latest developments in Raising Kanan, focusing on character transformations, emotional burdens, and the complexities of relationships. They discuss the significant moments from episode 407, including Lou's comeback, Raq's difficult decisions, and Kanan's misunderstandings. The conversation also touches on the humor within the episode, critiques of certain scenes, and the evolving dynamics between characters like Raq, Unique, and Marvin. In this episode, the conversation delves into the complex dynamics of family relationships within the drug business, focusing on themes of revenge, self-discovery, and the consequences of crime. The hosts discuss the character development of Jukebox, the evolving relationships between family members, and the impact of difficult decisions, such as euthanasia, on personal growth. They also explore the hidden agendas of characters like Imani and the weight of expectations placed on individuals in the narrative. The episode culminates in a poignant reflection on the final scene, highlighting the emotional toll of the characters' choices.Chapters00:00 Welcome to Chronicles of Power01:14 Episode Overview and Guest Introduction03:17 Light Moments Before the Heavy Stuff04:31 Episode Breakdown: Unique's Control05:40 Character Developments: Lou's Transformation11:43 Emotional Scenes: Raq and Her Mother12:43 Humor in the Episode: The Storage Unit13:45 Dislikes and Concerns: OC's Actions16:06 Raq's Difficult Decisions17:51 Themes of the Episode: Raq's Vulnerability20:44 Marvin's Loyalty and Decisions22:21 Kanan's Misconceptions About His Mother26:54 The Mystery of OC's Intentions28:24 Raq and Unique's Tense Encounter30:34 Marvin's Changing Dynamics with Raq32:50 Proxy Wars and Power Struggles38:08 Jukebox's Journey of Self-Discovery46:34 The Fallout from the Robbery Gone Wrong53:18 B-Rilla's Reckless Decisions54:52 The Tension Between Lou and Fontaine56:58 Imani's True Intentions01:00:03 The Complexities of Family Dynamics01:05:21 Raq's Emotional Burden01:11:44 The Impact of Loss on Raq01:15:16 Raq's Future After Euthanizing Her Mother

In this episode of DriveTime, as the VISION conference kicked off in Chicago, Bill Long, president and CEO of MEMA, The Vehicle Suppliers Association, and Paul McCarthy, president of MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers, addressed supplier sentiment about the current state of the aftermarket, describing it as a mix of urgency and cautious optimism. Industry leaders agree there's never been a more critical time for suppliers to come together, given the wide range of challenges: tariffs, shifting sourcing strategies, profitability pressures, the REPAIR Act, consolidation, and talent and technology concerns. VISION's mission to clarify what success looks like now — and in the future — has never been more relevant.Resilience and OpportunityDespite these challenges, there is strong resilience and opportunity in the aftermarket, stressed Long and McCarthy. While 2024 wasn't a standout sales year, midterm indicators — vehicle age, miles driven and VIO — remain solid. Technology, especially ADAS, is emerging as a key growth area. New research shared at VISION signals that innovation may soon deliver real gains in efficiency and margin. As near-term disruption continues and long-term strategies evolve, suppliers are relying on collaboration and insight to move forward.REPAIR Act Automotive Impact: Supplier Sentiment and Industry Outlook The REPAIR Act (H.R. 1566) is considered essential for the industry's future, Long and McCarthy stressed. Introduced by Rep. Neal Dunn (R-FL-02), this bipartisan bill protects consumer choice, fair market competition and property rights — especially as telematics and over-the-air updates create new barriers. Long and McCarthy emphasized the urgency of passing the bill within this Congressional session — the next 20 months — and underscore that victory will come from continued grassroots action and engagement at the local level.To hear more details about Long's and McCarthy's aftermarket perspective, make sure to watch the video above.Episode Overview:• Supplier sentiment about the current state of the automotive aftermarket (1:10)• Legislative issues and the impact to supplier member businesses (6:02)• Current state of affairs of REPAIR Act legislation (12:36)• Goals of the MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers Training Council (19:25)• Aftermarket Outlook 2025…what did MEMA get right and what did MEMA get wrong? (21:54)• Lightning Round (32:37).

Switching Shop Management Systems isn't as hard as you think! Give Shop Controller a try HEREIf your DVI isn't certified, you're losing customers! Get a FREE certification when you touch HERE!Check out the Tech Training Hub HEREToday, Megan explains how the Tech Training Hub works. It consolidates high-quality supplier training for technicians in one location and simplifies the search for specialized training across multiple suppliers. It's a great resource that's been needed for a while for the industry! 00:00 Centralized Automotive Tech Training Hub05:47 ADAS Training Initiative Launch09:04 Advancing Technician Training Tech10:17 "Improving the Industry Together"

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Santiago González comenta el artículo del Secretario de Estado de MeMa Javier Padilla o "los merecimientos" constantes de Antonio Maestre. El Ministerio de Sanidad ha generado una nueva polémica tras publicar en redes sociales un artículo de opinión escrito por el secretario de Estado de Sanidad, Javier Padilla, en el diario progresista InfoLibre como si este fuera un estudio y no como la opinión de una persona particular, que, además, no aportaba ningún tipo de dato objetivo. En este, se indicaba que la menor esperanza de vida de los hombres, así como su mayor tasa de suicidios y consumo de drogas, no se debe a factores genéticos, sino a una masculinidad que "empuja a asumir riesgos y ridiculiza la vulnerabilidad". Según datos de la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS), el suicidio es un fenómeno influido por múltiples factores, entre ellos biológicos, psicológicos, sociales y ambientales. En España, los hombres mayores de 85 años presentan las tasas más altas de suicidio, seguidos por aquellos entre 40 y 64 años. Estos datos apuntan a la necesidad de considerar factores como la soledad, las enfermedades crónicas o la falta de apoyo social, más allá de cuestiones relacionadas con los supuestos "roles de género" que defiende el Ministerio liderado por Mónica García.Según el Ministerio de Mónica García, los hombres se suicidan y se drogan más por ser demasiado masculinosAna Hernández La declaración del Ministerio ha sido criticada, ya que consideran que politiza la salud pública y trivializa un problema tan grave como el suicidio. Organizaciones como la Sociedad Española de Neurología (SEN) destacan la importancia de enfoques más amplios, que incluyan la detección temprana de la depresión, el acceso a servicios de salud mental adecuados y la reducción de factores de riesgo como el desempleo o el acceso a métodos letales. Así, los expertos coinciden en que es fundamental abordar este problema desde una perspectiva integral y basada en la evidencia científica, evitando reduccionismos que puedan dificultar la implementación de políticas efectivas en la prevención del suicidio y la mejora de la salud mental.

This two-part series is all about Sundiata Keita of Mali – the founder of one of West Africa's largest empires. In part one, Sundiata battled scheming family members, fled his home in Niani, and found a new life in the Kingdom of Mema. But now that Niani is in danger, it's time for Sundiata to return home and fulfill the prophecy of his birth. But first he'll have to unite dozens of warring kingdoms – and then take on a seemingly invincible enemy. Be the first to know about Wondery's newest podcasts, curated recommendations, and more! Sign up now at https://wondery.fm/wonderynewsletterListen to Even The Royals on the Wondery App or wherever you get your podcasts. You can listen early and ad-free on Wondery+. Join Wondery+ in the Wondery App, Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Start your free trial by visiting wondery.com/links/even-the-royals/ now.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Switching Shop Management Systems isn't as hard as you think! Give Shop Controller a try HEREIf your DVI isn't certified, you're losing customers! Get a FREE certification when you touch HERE!Braxton Critcher, Chris Gardner, Jim Fish, Scott Brown, Drew Jablonowski, and Ryan Kooiman discuss 2025 technology training in the automotive repair aftermarket. MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers has a new tech training hub, Jim says it's like an "Expedia for automotive training," making it easier for technicians to find and access the training they need. Scott talks about how many shops don't understand how to properly use their ADAS systems and that it's a hindrance to industry growth. 00:00 ADAS Impact on Service Markets05:06 Navigating Training and ADAS Trends09:35 Auto Shops Unprepared for Modern Tech13:50 Training Essential for Service Awareness17:25 Importance of Proper Calibration Skills18:44 ADAS Training Challenges for Auto Shops22:03 Automotive Control Systems Focus26:59 Training Quality and Best Practices30:07 ADAS Training: Bridging Tech Gaps35:00 Salvage Cars and Safety Inspections39:20 Automotive Repair News Engagement40:29 "Share, Subscribe, Support"

Recorded live at the Sonatus booth at CES 2025, Collin Shaw, President, MEMA Original Equipment Suppliers spoke with host John Heinlein, Ph.D., Chief Marketing Officer from Sonatus about the important opportunities and challenges that software offers to vehicle manufacturers spanning passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles and more.  MEMA represents about 500 original equipment manufacturers, so Collin brings incredible perspective from across the industry, don't miss it! 

Money Talks is hosted by Dr Nancy Lottridge Anderson, President of New Perspectives and Ryder Taff, Portfolio Manager at New Perspectives. To email a question to the show, send it to money@mpbonline.org. In this encore episode, Malary White, Chief Communications officer for the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency joins the show to talk about the mission of MEMA. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thanks to our Partners, AAPEX, NAPA TRACS, and Automotive Management Network Recorded live at AAPEX 2024, this episode highlights the launch of MEMA's Tech Training Hub, a centralized platform for training resources, underscoring the industry's commitment to innovation, trust, and professional development. This episode is packed with updates on upcoming industry events, the significance of continuous education, and the entrepreneurial spirit driving the aftermarket industry forward. Paul McCarthy, President of MEMA, Aftermarket Suppliers. Find Paul's other episodes HERE. Chris Gardner, Senior Vice President, Programs & Technology, MEMA, Aftermarket Suppliers Show Notes Watch Full Video Episode Right to Repair Progress (00:02:05) Technology in the Automotive Industry (00:05:35) Upcoming Institute Summit (00:06:29) https://www.wearetheinstitute.com/summit Rapid Technological Changes (00:07:41) Entrepreneurial Spirit in the Industry (00:09:23) Commitment to Repair All Vehicles (00:10:31) Tech Training Hub Launch (00:11:33) https://www.mema.org/tech-training-hub Training Portal Details (00:15:18) Manufacturer Collaboration (00:16:45) Training Opportunities in the Industry (00:18:21) Growth of Training Professionals (00:19:48) Challenges of New Technologies (00:20:04) Building Consumer Trust (00:21:05) The Importance of Education (00:22:45) Embracing Industry Changes (00:23:28) Electric Vehicle Trends (00:24:01) Future Opportunities in Aftermarket (00:24:50) Consumer Awareness of EV Technology (00:26:33) Importance of Attending AAPEX (00:27:30) https://www.aapexshow.com/ Thanks to our Partners,...

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This episode is sponsored by Lockton, click here to learn more MEMA, the Vehicle Suppliers Association, just concluded its 2024 Annual Conference, a premier gathering for automotive suppliers, thought leaders, and innovators committed to navigating the industry's toughest challenges and emerging trends. Inside MEMA, discussions tackled the industry's biggest question: how to adapt and thrive amidst escalating tariffs, China's rapid advancements, and the growing influence of artificial intelligence. Day one set a powerful tone as MEMA President Collin Shaw opened with a commitment to building high-performing, diverse teams—a pledge that resonated deeply with attendees. A spotlight session saw top leaders from Nissan, GM, and Toyota share how they're 'wargaming' future political and supply chain challenges. Their focus? Supporting suppliers and maintaining transparent communication.Then came a show-stopper: the BYD Seagull, a sleek EV priced under $10,000, which caught Jan's attention. Terry Woychowski from Caresoft explained that this low-cost model underscores China's competitive edge—its tight integration and simplicity. To stay competitive, he argued, the industry must embrace "quantum change," leaving incremental improvements behind.Day two continued with AI thought leader Noelle Russell, who urged companies to align AI innovations with core values and deploy them carefully. Her stance? AI isn't a job killer—it's a task killer, set to eliminate mundane tasks and boost workforce creativity. Then came Michael Dunne with a wake-up call about China's rising influence, urging the industry to pick up the pace before it's too late.The conference wrapped up with supplier CEOs Swamy Kotagiri and Ray Scott advocating a future based on aligned interests and transparency. Jan left with MEMA's powerful message ringing in her ears: "Together, we are invincible." Tune in for Jan's inside take on MEMA 2024—and discover why now is the time to rethink, unlearn, and move fast in automotive.Your HostJan Griffiths is the architect of cultural change in the automotive industry. As the President & Founder of Gravitas Detroit, Jan brings a wealth of expertise and a passion for transforming company cultures. Additionally, she is the host of the Automotive Leaders Podcast, where she shares insightful conversations with industry visionaries. Jan is also the author of AutoCulture 2.0, a groundbreaking book that challenges the traditional leadership model prevalent in the automotive world. With her extensive experience and commitment to fostering positive change, Jan is at the forefront of revolutionizing the automotive landscape. Reach out to her at Jan@gravitasdetroit.comMentioned in this episode:MEMA Original Equipment Suppliers Annual Conference 2024Why Automotive Leaders Need Emotional Intelligence with Daniel GolemanMentioned in this episode:

Read more about this year's Women in Auto Care Award WinnersMEMA and ACA 2024 Joint EV Trends and Outlook ForecastSubmit a Nomination for the MEMA 2024 Board of DirectorsIn this episode, Braxton Critcher delves into recent developments in the automotive repair industry. Braxton highlights Yelp's acquisition of Repair Pal for $80 million, which aims to expand its services. Lisa Foshee provides an update on the Repair Act, explaining its delay and the efforts needed to reintroduce it in the next congressional session. Additionally, AAA's research shows that automatic emergency braking in new 2024 vehicles successfully avoided 100% of forward collisions at up to 35 miles an hour.Got news to share? Email Braxton! Braxton@automotiverepairnews.com Thanks to our sponsor AutoFix Auto Shop Coaching! Schedule your free strategy session here: autofixautoshopcoaching.com

Money Talks is hosted by Dr Nancy Lottridge Anderson, President of New Perspectives and Ryder Taff, Portfolio Manager at New Perspectives. To email a question to the show, send it to money@mpbonline.org. In this episode, we visit with Malary White, the Chief Communications Officer for the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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8:05 a.m. – Stephen McCraney – Executive Director, MEMA Topic: Conversation focusing on Milton and Helene. Anything that he can discuss related to what they may be going through. I.e. how we handled Katrina, learned from it and now are better prepared, how people in Mississippi can best help those dealing with the aftermath of storms, etc. Also, whether FEMA is going to run out of money. Also, an update on MEMA specific topics and where we are and how they continue to respond to the emergencies in MS. 8:35 a.m. – Luther Dickinson – Musician, North MS Allstars Topic: Nothing runs deeper than family ties. After 25 years, twelve albums, four GRAMMY® Award nominations, and sold-out shows everywhere, North Mississippi Allstars open up their world once again on their thirteenth album, Set Sail [New West Records], welcoming other family (by blood and by the road) into the fold. As legend has it, Luther and Cody Dickinson started the band in 1996 as a loose collective of like-minded second-generation musicians who shared a local repertoire and regional style.

In this Episode, I interview special guest, Jama Edlund. Jama is a dedicated wife, mother, and Mema that lives with her husband of 42 years, Jeff, in the KC area. She loves hiking, Christian fiction, and hosting holiday events. She is retired and serves on the Board of Found and Woven (formerly known as If Not for Grace Ministries), an organization supporting those impacted by abortion. In our authentic conversation, Jama shares her “Freed into a Life of Joy and Abundance” God story about how she was freed into a life of joy as she healed from her abortion wounds by fully grasping the depth of God's sacrificial love through reading scripture and participating in an abortion healing recovery program at Found and Woven, with her husband. She also shares encouraging words from scripture and information about the abortion recovery services offered by Found and Woven to help those who are struggling with abortion trauma.     This Episode also shares a mental health tip from our ministry partner and licensed mental health professional, Sherrie Pucket.  

In this Episode, I interview special guest, Jama Edlund. Jama is a dedicated wife, mother, and Mema that lives with her husband of 42 years, Jeff, in the KC area. She loves hiking, Christian fiction, and hosting holiday events. She is retired and serves on the Board of Found and Woven (formerly known as If Not for Grace Ministries), an organization supporting those impacted by abortion. In our authentic conversation, Jama shares her... The ful episode drops on September 16!

In this episode, Braxton Critcher is joined by Ryan Kooiman and Chris Gardner from MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers. Chris underscores the importance of Automated Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and the problematic lack of standardized calibration practices. Ryan shares his hands-on experience in the field, highlighting the disparities in technician knowledge and the pressing need for common terminology and procedures. With the forthcoming MEMA White Paper set to address these ADAS challenges, this episode is essential listening for anyone invested in the future of automotive technology and repair.Want more about MEMA's white paper? Go HERE!00:00 Mobility Technology Council addresses concerns in the industry.05:03 Challenges in calibration and industry recommendations.07:38 Many common actions can affect car sensors.12:37 I'm looking for collaborators for seamless vehicle regulation improvement.16:37 Promote consumer awareness through various channels.21:01 Continuous update and expansion of living document.23:18 Engage with us and share your ADAS perspective. Learn more about how Shop Controller can make your shop more efficient HERE

Episodi 127 i Buchi Podcast Shqip sjell një intervistë me Mirea Mema, e cila ka përfunduar studimet për Bioteknologji në Universitetin Politeknik të Berlinit dhe aktualisht është në përfundim të studimeve master me specializim në bioteknologji mjekësore. Përveç angazhimit të saj akademik, Mirea ka punuar për tre vite si asistente në kërkim shkencor në fushën e "Proteomics", duke kontribuar në avancimin e kërkimeve të rëndësishme shkencore. Në këtë episod, Mirea ndan përvojën e saj në fushën e bioteknologjisë dhe përpjekjet e saj për të balancuar studimet me karrierën kërkimore.

Wendy Bailey(Executive Director - MS Dept. of Mental Health) on their partnership with MEMA to focus on mental health, and Kathy Clem(Good Samaritan Center) with a heads up on some family friendly fun you won't want to miss.

E79 The Fifth CourtHosts Peter Leonard BL and Mark Tottenham BL are joined by barrister Mema Byrne BL, to talk about the 2nd edition of her book, Landlord and Tenant, (Commercial Sector). The three discuss many issues around this area of law in which she works and lectures - but also the road that brought her to law. She worked in banking which she says didn't 'resonate with her at all'. She had a child, needed a job, but not in banking. She did a night course in law - and as she says herself, started to 'eat it up'.Her cultural recommendations include the art exhibition at the Royal Hibernia Academy as well as a book, Autobiography of a Yogi, by Paramahansa Yogananda (1946).With thanks to Clio legal softwareAnd, as always, the two hosts review three higher court cases drawn from the Decisis.ie casebookThe first case concerns the mandatory retirement age for a Sheriff (currently 70 years of age)The second case is about a confiscation order, its proportionality, amounting to almost €400,000The third case revolved around whether a baseball bat, used in an alleged assault, was made of metal or timber Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fresh off the explosive season opener, Keemie is joined by the fabulous Mema Creations to recap this episode! Tariq and Brayden must find a way to secure their own safety as Noma and the Tejadas race to take them out; Monet fights for her life and for another chance to do right by her children.

In this episode, Braxton Critcher talks with Ann Wilson and Paul McCarthy from MEMA about the US government granting $100 million to aftermarket suppliers. Three key points discussed include the importance of consistent funding over time for small suppliers to keep up with the transition to EVs, the necessity for aftermarket repair shops to engage in right-to-repair efforts due to increasing vehicle complexities, and the aftermarket industry's proven track record of adapting to new technologies. 00:00 The Federal government initiated programs for the supply base.05:22 Government support for aftermarket suppliers is essential.08:28 Repairing EVs requires different expertise and training.12:15 Support for zero-emission vehicles crucial for industry.14:20 Ice vehicles will continue for decades. EV evolution.19:04 Government, suppliers, and training to repair vehicles.22:38 Aftermarket adapts and advances to new technologies.

In this episode….. your HiP 7 Day Forecast for week starting Friday April 19th to Friday April 26th 2024 plus EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES, Fun entertaining and educational In this episode, We will feature a news update on the findings of the Maui Fire Report, Kapiolani park becomes an emergancy runway and Honolulu Zoo celebrates a birthday . 7 activites on 4 islands, 7 concerts on 3islands , Lynid meteor shower and the foundation of hawaiian language with Tom e Stokes Jr.. Thank you for choosing Hawaii Posts to add alittle hawaiiana to your day….. Aw-right - Lets go! AG report on Maui wildfires shows lack of urgency from former MEMA head  KGMB HAWAII NEWS NOW https://youtu.be/t9_9nkfK6Dc?si=fGnw85cgWtXb3koc KHON https://youtu.be/GwajU4eSEc8?si=CBpIwZJnIDOLZiU3 https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/04/ags-report-shows-lack-of-communication-prevented-help-for-people-trapped-in-lahaina-fire/ https://www.khon2.com/hawaii-fires/maui-fires-phase-1-report-to-be-released-wednesday/ 4/17 Small plane makes ‘surreal' emergency landing at Kapiolani Park https://youtu.be/RnXC69wMrWQ?si=8S5OLrjg6-UERaeh KHON Akamu baby Rinocerose https://www.khon2.com/video/akamu-turns-one/9624047/ For links to surf weather events and concerts go to HawaiiPosts.com Episode 81 https://hawaiiposts.com/2024/01/08/tip-jar-donate-to-hawaii-posts/ all Music used by permission Most of the music is produced my company Field Trip Products as Blue Dé Surf Report Music: Salon Kingsadore : https://www.youtube.com/@salonkingsadore Brother Roland: https://youtu.be/hAwjyeKsHwk?si=oGOdivj_do6vDl4B https://youtu.be/hAwjyeKsHwk?si=oGOdivj_do6vDl4B

We're continuing to follow a barricade situation in Waianae. This has been going on since yesterday afternoon. Our Casey Lund will have the latest from the scene.  "Wow. LOL." That's what the former MEMA director texted her assistant during the Maui Wildfires. What Hawaii's attorney general says about exchange.  A dangerous relic. A bomb from World War II was unearthed at Bellows Air Force Station. What officials say about the decades-old explosive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is sponsored by Lockton, click here to learn more Watch the full video on YouTube - click hereIn this episode of the Automotive Leaders Podcast, Jan Griffiths interviews Collin Shaw, the incoming President of MEMA Original Equipment Suppliers Group. They talk about leadership, transformation, and culture in the automotive industry.Collin shares his leadership philosophy: enjoying work, showing empathy, and building a solid team. He tells us how his early leadership role taught him the importance of guiding others toward success and how leadership isn't just about the leader but about empowering others to thrive.Collin identifies focus as the biggest challenge in the auto industry as we wrestle with electrification, software-defined vehicles, and supply chain disruptions. He stresses the need for leaders to provide a clear vision for the future and rally their teams around it to foster unity and direction.Discussing his new role in MEMA, Collin highlights the stability and strong leadership already in place. He emphasizes the need to understand current trends and member needs without " blowing things up." He aims to adapt and enhance existing foundations to serve members better and foster community engagement.Collin identifies vulnerability and empathy as crucial authentic leadership traits, especially in a multi-generational workforce. He underscores the importance of leaders admitting their limitations and fostering connections across diverse teams.On a personal note, Collin shares his passion for music and how it takes him off the stress of business life. Discussing the importance of mindset in setting the tone for the day, he stresses the importance of starting the day with meaningful connections and a sense of purpose, setting the stage for productivity and fulfillment in both personal and professional endeavors.Themes discussed in this episode:The ongoing transformation in the automotive industryLeadership philosophy that focuses on enjoying work, empathy towards employees, and team-buildingPersonal stories and experiences that shaped ideas of leadershipIdentifying focus as the primary challenge facing the automotive industry amidst various disruptions Building a community within organizations and associations like MEMA How Vulnerability and Accountability contribute to effective leadership The importance of starting the day with a positive mindset, fueled by meaningful interactions with family and a sense of purpose in workFeatured: Collin Shaw What he does: Incoming President of the MEMA Original Equipment Suppliers group. He initially joined MEMA as president of the Heavy Duty Manufacturers Association (HDMA) in early 2022. On leadership: “The very first thing that I find to be important as a leader is: let's have fun, let's laugh. Now, second to that, I think it's important that you have empathy for those around you; you know, we all bring things to the table when it comes to leadership. We all have baggage, good or bad, and making sure that you're empathetic as a leader is vitally important to the success of your team.”Mentioned in this episode:Julie Fream to Depart MEMA, Collin Shaw Named as Her Successor, Effective April 1, 2024

Episode #54 High maintenance women feat Melissa and Mema This episode we discuss the life of the so called “high maintenance life” and the problems with dating in 2024 today!!!! Enjoy the episode Topics: 1. Can men be treated fairly in relationships? Reciprocal energy 2. What's really wrong with dating? Is really that bad? 3. Should you deal with someone that's friends with someone that you used to deal wit?

As MEMA commemorates its 120th anniversary, it's an opportunity to reflect on the organization's profound impact on the automotive aftermarket industry. Founded on March 2, 1904, MEMA has evolved from a modest gathering of parts manufacturers in Cleveland, to a pivotal force in the global automotive landscape. In this episode of AMN Drivetime, sponsored by AISIN, Bill Long, president and chief executive officer, discusses MEMA's recent reorganization to better serve its members amidst industry transformations, reflected on his 11 years at MEMA and highlighted efforts in advocacy, sustainability, U.S. manufacturing competitiveness, and global trade expansion. • Introduction to MEMA's 120th anniversary, the founding of MEMA in 1904, and its original directors and members. (00:56) • Expansion of MEMA's membership and the evolution of its purpose, highlighting key historical moments and contributions to the automotive industry. (02:56) • Significant milestones in MEMA's history, including the introduction of credit reporting services, co-sponsoring the automotive service industry show, opening the DC office, and the formation of various market segments within MEMA. (04:53)• Reflections on personal experiences and meaningful moments within MEMA over the past 11 years. (08:05)• Discussion on the organizational changes in MEMA, aimed at better positioning the association for the future. (11:03) • Future plans and focus areas for MEMA, including strengthening the supplier voice in Washington DC, addressing manufacturing competitiveness, and expanding global trade. (14:21)• The "Lightning Round" of quick questions. (19:00)

Episode 306: This year, HDAW24 displayed people's resilience and hope for the future despite ongoing supply chain disruptions and inflation struggles that leave us feeling uncertain.This episode highlights upcoming changes in MEMA with Collin Shaw, engine rebuilding with Bill Mirth from IPD Parts, and product diversification with Blake Deavers from WAI Global. By staying informed and adaptable, businesses can effectively navigate challenges. Additionally, understanding the importance of using quality products and providing proper training for heavy-duty personnel are keys to keeping customers satisfied and maintaining competitiveness in the heavy-duty industry.Show Notes: Visit HeavyDutyPartsReport.com for complete show notes of this episode and to subscribe to all our content.Sponsors of this EpisodeFinditParts: Are you looking to purchase heavy-duty parts and get your commercial vehicle repaired? Get access to the largest source of heavy-duty truck and trailer parts in the United States and Canada. Buy your parts from FinditParts.comHengst Filtration: There's a new premium filter option for fleets. If you're responsible for a fleet, you won't believe how much using Hengst filters will save you. But you've got to go to HeavyDutyPartsReport.com/Hengst to find out how much.HDA Truck Pride: They're the heart of the independent parts and service channel. They have 750 parts stores and 450 service centers conveniently located across the US and Canada. Visit HeavyDutyPartsReport.com/HDATruckPride today to find a location near you.Disclaimer: This content and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, The Heavy Duty Parts Report may receive a commission.  Sign up for our weekly email so you never miss out on an episode: Follow the Show

Keemie and Mema breakdown the season finale. Desperation sets in as Howard tries to evade the Task Force and Ronnie goes on the attack, leaving Raq and Kanan to make some fateful choices.

7:20 a.m. - Sean Tindell - Commissioner, Department of Public Safety Topic: Operation Unified and the continued approach that this will take from all agencies & departments to get drug traffickers and violent criminals off of the Capitol City

Our fave, Mema joins Keemie to recap episode 9 of Raising Kanan season 3. Synopsis: Ronnie and Kanan's feud with Raq intensifies as Marvin desperately searches for Lou. Famous and Jukebox both find themselves at potential turning points in their music careers

Santiago González comenta "melonadas" de Errejón, Manuela Bergerot y Pedro Sánchez para un podio de tonnntos patrios.

At the heart of The Prophets' vision are “The 24 Essential Supply Chain Processes.” What are they? Find out, and see the future yourself. Click here In this episode of the Auto Supply Chain Prophets podcast, hosts Terry Onica and Jan Griffiths welcome Nichole Felton, Vice President of Supply Chain for ZF North America and board member for AIAG. Nichole gives a glimpse into her role, tackling challenges like global compliance regulations and ensuring a unified approach for a North American regional role within a German-based company. They discuss upcoming supply chain challenges, covering trade regulations, sustainability, anti-dumping measures, semiconductor restrictions, and the roles of industry organizations like AIAG and MEMA.Nichole highlights the importance of technology, AI, and industry partnerships in improving data quality and sustainability efforts. The episode concludes with a discussion on women in supply chain leadership and advice for supply chain leaders. Nichole offers empowering advice to female professionals in the automotive industry, encouraging them to be vocal about their career goals and seek advocates. Additionally, she emphasizes the need for personal development among supply chain leaders to tackle future supply chain challenges effectively. This episode provides a direct and practical overview of current automotive supply chain challenges and future considerations, featuring Nichole's extensive industry experience.Themes discussed in this episode:The importance of women empowerment initiatives in manufacturing and supply chainGlobal compliance and trade regulations within the automotive sectorAddressing forced labor concernsOvercoming organizational silos and promoting effective communicationStrategies for tracing and managing complex supply chain dataSustainability challenges, including anti-dumping measures and semiconductor restrictions in the supply chain.Embracing technology, AI, and collaborative efforts for improved data quality and sustainability in the supply chainWomen in leadership, advocating for oneself, and the importance of personal development goalsFeatured on this episode: Name: Nichole Felton Title: Vice President of Supply Chain, ZF North AmericaAbout: Nichole is a proven global supply chain executive in the automotive industry. With a remarkable international track record, she excels in motivating high-performing teams to achieve strategic objectives. Nichole has held key leadership roles, including Thermal Segment Director and Corporate Commodity Executive, showcasing her expertise in achieving business results and pursuing new growth opportunities.Connect: LinkedInMentioned in this episode:AIAG & MEMA(UFLPA) Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention ActThe CHIPS ActEpisode Highlights:[03:35] Future challenges: A conversation about the upcoming challenges the automotive supply chain will encounter

Severe cold is expected across much of Mississippi beginning this afternoon. Meteorologists say it could be more than 20 degrees below freezing.Then, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency shares tips on how to stay safe during severe cold.Plus, on this state holiday, Mississippi recognizes two historic icons: one a Civil Rights leader, the other a Confederate general. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us for episode 22 where we talk to Mike Prete about the company level officer. Discussion revolves around the five items that a new and existing company officer can use to be successful or take it to the next level. Mike Prete - Mike retired as an Assistant Fire Chief at Montgomery County (MD) Fire and Rescue Services. With nearly 35 years of experience, he served as the Executive Chief. In addition to his role directly relating to fire and rescue operations, he managed daily operational and administrative issues including budget, daily oversight and scheduling for 1100 full time personnel. With national and state instructor certifications, he served as an adjunct instructor for the Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute, NIMS Instructor for MEMA, Anne Arundel Community College adjunct instructor, Practical Incident Control Training lead instructor and holds various certifications in public safety. Task Force 1 - https://taskforce1.net Task Force 1, Inc. is an emergency services training and consulting organization that provides on-site and online training programs to public safety agencies and other organizations. Founded in 2006, the Task Force 1, Inc faculty is comprised of nearly 90 subject matter experts presenting emergency services training and consultation throughout the United States and internationally. We deliver high-quality training to every audience whether it be a large metropolitan fire department, small rural fire company, law enforcement agency, healthcare facility, school, or church. Much of what we do is onsite. That means we come to your location to present the training or work with you in person. However, to allow us to reach more organizations and individuals, we also deliver online training and consulting as a viable option for many. Based on feedback from our clients, we are continuously developing new training offerings. Our beliefs and expectations: Have long term business relationships with all clients. Teach and consult concepts that works. Practice what we preach. Preach what we practice. Come to teach and consult not entertain. The client's success is paramount. Share information with a passion.

Keemie was joined by our fave gal, Mema Creations to recap this epic episode! Tension between Ronnie and Unique comes to a head while Kanan clashes with both Raq and Famous. Juke bonds with her bandmate, and Lou works to revitalize Cafe Vous. Howard's attempt to manipulate the Task Force backfires.

The region braces for a deluge of wind and rain. The head of MEMA says severe "gap disasters" are a growing problem. Boston Calling announces this year's lineup for Memorial Day weekend. 5 minutes of news that will keep you in The Loop.

James Lott Jr chats with the actor/coach about his role in Amazon Primes Number one movie Candy Cane Lane! And about the business. goto onecameraworkouts.com DuMont also has a supporting role Chad on the HBO series, THE RIGHTEOUS GEMSTOMES along with his son, Kelton DuMont opposite John Goodman, Adam Devine and Danny McBride and can be seen next next opposite Don Johnson in the the indie thriller action film, UNIT 234. DuMont portrayed Henry Wade in the indie feature ROE V. WADE opposite Robert Davi, John Schneider and Steve Guttenberg and other credits include starring opposite Mark Wahlberg in SPENSER CONFIDENTIAL directed by Peter Berg from Netflix and co-starred in Apple TV's THE BANKER starring opposite Samuel L. Jackson, Nicholas Hoult and Anthony Mackie. DuMont other credits include starring opposite Mark Wahlberg in SPENSER CONFIDENTIAL directed by Peter Berg from Netflix and co-starred in Apple TV's THE BANKER starring opposite Samuel L. Jackson, Nicholas Hoult and Anthony Mackie. DuMont was featured as the MEMA director in CBS Films PATRIOTS DAY starring Mark Wahlberg, Kevin Bacon and John Goodman directed by Peter Berg and also portrayed Patrick in Lionsgate DEEPWATER HORIZON opposite Mark Wahlberg, Kurt Russell, Kate Hudson and John Malkovich also directed by Peter Berg from Lionsgate and JURASSIC WORLD starring Chris Pratt and Bryce Howard, directed by Colin Trevorrow and recently completed a role in the indie feature LANDLINE starring Tom Arnold and the drama HEART, BABY topling Jackson Rathbone.

In its 81 years in business, MANN+HUMMEL has prided itself on being family-owned, remaining steadfast to its mission: separating the useful from the harmful with its filtration products. Yet, over the years, its products have evolved as the company has innovated to meet the demands of its customers. About 25 years ago, the innovation and heritage of MANN+HUMMEL attracted its current president and CEO to the company and he hasn't looked back. Kurk Wilks joined the company in 1998 on the OE side of the business as a senior account manager. Then, he transitioned into sales and took on a global role managing the General Motors account. Over the years, he has held director roles in the areas of sales, engineering and operations on local, regional and global levels. Finally in December 2018, he was named president and general manager of the company's OE business."Then, in 2020 I was asked by our chairman to become the CEO. So it's unique. I'm the first American CEO of this German, family-owned business," he explained. "But I think with my 25 years of experience, the deep respect I have for our heritage of what it means to be family-owned and be technology driven, I'm able to take those assets with our people, our most important asset, and make something different for our customers to experience." Today, MANN+HUMMEL calls itself the leader in filtration, as it continues to invest in R&D, engineering, digitalization and advanced technology. "We use analytics tools, AI and other processes now to really bolt on and streamline how we run the business," he said. "But in the end, for me it's about reliability and trust that when customers use our product, it'll make their asset perform as desired and as needed." In this episode of AMN Drivetime, presented by AISIN, Wilks delves into: His first roles in the automotive aftermarket and what attracted him to MANN+HUMMEL (0:51)His career trajectory at the company (2:30)Experiences that have shaped his view on the business (4:18)How MANN+HUMMEL has benefitted from its expanded distribution strategy after opening a distribution center on the West Coast (8:16)The ways the company is innovating in filtration through digital solutions and the importance of its digital hubs (10:12)Additional opportunities for the company's growth (14:12)What he's seeing as the state of the automotive aftermarket with his role as vice chairman of MEMA (15:01)The Lightening Round ⚡ This episode is sponsored by AISIN. To watch more episodes of AMN Drivetime, click here.

Interested in the Right to Repair crisis? Join us for a candid conversation with Ann Wilson, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs at MEMA, straight from AAPEX 2023. Ann brings us up to speed on the legislative developments and the remaining obstacles we need to overcome to ensure fair access to repair and maintenance data for the trucking industry. She paints a vivid picture of the crossroads we are at, and the potential impact of proposed legislation that can grant us the right to repair our heavy-duty vehicles.  However, it's a rough road, Ann discusses the significant pushback from vehicle manufacturers and truck dealers. She encourages everyone in the industry to lend their voice to the cause and support the Right to Repair for heavy-duty trucks. Finally, we delve into the vital role of the independent aftermarket sector in maintaining the flow of our economy and why the Right to Repair is a matter of concern for everyone.Visit FinditParts.com/100days Use coupon code HDPR5 for 5 additional entries to win big. Sign up for our weekly email so you never miss out on an episode: Follow the Show

Sign up for The Automotive Leaders Letter In this solo episode, Jan Griffiths reflects on the recent developments in the automotive industry and takes a moment to revisit a series of episodes dedicated to strike-related content, featuring key providers and experts offering insights on risk management, operational perspectives, collaborative agreements, and the legal aspects of the automotive landscape.Transitioning to her experience at the MEMA conference, Jan shares her personal growth in aligning with her values and embodying authentic leadership. The highlight of the conference was an interaction with Stephen Covey. Jan also recaps her participation in the Reuters conference, where she introduced Marques McCammon, President of Karma Automotive. Impressed by Karma's mission-driven approach and authentic leadership, Jan expresses enthusiasm for the company's future in the luxury EV market.As season four concludes, Jan sheds light on the evolution of Gravitas Detroit, providing details about the company's development and direction. Jan announces the upcoming website revision, the release of her book, and the podcast's sponsorship opportunities in 2024. Jan looks forward to returning for season five in December, continuing to promote authentic leadership in the automotive industry.Themes discussed in this episode:End of the UAW strikeInsights from key providers and expertsPersonal experiences and growthDiversity, Equity, and InclusionUpdates on the business End of seasonPlans and preparation for the futureFeatured: Jan GriffithsWhat she does: Jan is the founder and CEO of Gravitas Detroit, an organization dedicated to cultivating authentic leadership in the automotive industry by providing courses, workshops, speaking events, and more. She is also the host of The Automotive Leaders Podcast.Mentioned in this episode:Podcast episode with Tor Hough and Sig Huber of ELM AnalyticsPodcast episode with Thomas Kowal, President of Seraph North AmericaPodcast episode with Kate Vitasek, Expert in collaborative negotiationsPodcast episode with Daniel Rustmann, Co-Chair of the Global Automotive Practice at Butzel LongSolo episode, “My Love Hate Relationship with Shawn Fain.”MEMA ConferencePodcast episode with

Sign up for The Automotive Leaders Letter Watch the full video on YouTube - click hereIn this Automotive Leaders Podcast episode, host Jan Griffiths and Thomas Kowal, the president of Seraph North America, discuss the current state of the automotive supply base during the UAW strike. They begin the episode by exploring MEMA's statistics, shedding light on concerns about layoffs, financial viability, and restart times, emphasizing the importance of understanding the strike's impact on the supply base across various timeframes.The conversation shifts to the importance of conserving cash, including labor reduction and inventory optimization. They also address the potential challenges that could arise when trying to restart production after supply chain disruptions. Stressing the significance of working on rapid ROI projects, finding ways to collaborate with consulting firms when financial constraints exist, and building relationships with OEMs.Thomas shares practical advice on how to prepare for the production restart, including conducting startup FMEA, analyzing logistics, and improving communication with suppliers. He suggests creating a startup plan and involving the workforce to ensure a smooth transition when production resumes. The episode concludes with insights into evolving automotive dynamics, adaptability, and leadership's role in a positive workplace.Themes discussed in this episode:Impact of the ongoing UAW StrikeStrategies for cash conservationOutline of potential short-term to long-term scenarios for suppliersDecision-making for CEOsThe importance of proactive preparationRole of leadership during restartThe new normal of the auto industryFeatured Guest: Thomas KowalWhat he does: Thomas is the President of Seraph North America. His areas of expertise include operations, business development, project and team management.On leadership: “I recommend the plant office people, when you start back up again, get out on that shop floor, be with the people, solve the problem for them, take this as an opportunity to rebuild the relationship with the workforce.”Mentioned in this episode:IHS Markit LTD / S&P GlobalPublished Document by MEMA OEE - Overall Equipment EffectivenessFMEA - Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

We're flying into this Thursday as we review the challenging effects the UAW strike is having on parts suppliers. We also review a new study about public trust in autonomy, as well as a new record set by a Tesla Semi Truck.Due to the ongoing UAW strike against Detroit 3, nearly 30% of suppliers have initiated layoffs, with this number expected to surpass 60% by mid-October, reveals a MEMA (Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association) survey. The strike that started on September 15, has significantly impacted the auto supply chain, amplifying financial pressures from the pandemic and material shortages.More than 50% of idled suppliers anticipate needing at least a week to return to pre-strike production levels.MEMA has requested the White House to speed up commercial vehicle crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border due to added security checks slowing down transport from suppliers that are outside the USTo this point, the UAW and OEM's haven't  been feeling much financial pain. During the 2019 strike, GM lost an estimated $1 billion over the first two weeks, whereas the losses in the first two weeks of the current strike amounted to about $200 million.Public trust in self-driving cars is waning, as shown by a study from J.D. Power and MIT, with distrust growing due to perceived deceptive marketing practices and frequent robotaxi crashes.The 2023 Mobility Confidence Index Study indicates a declining trust in AVs over the past years, currently at 37 out of 100.First-time robotaxi riders tend to have positive views on AVs, but negative media coverage of deployment issues counters this sentiment.Autonomous vehicle crashes, some fatal, are prompting greater attention from legislators and regulatory agencies.Misleading naming conventions, such as Tesla's "Autopilot" and "Full Self-Driving," cause confusion, with 22% of study participants erroneously believing Tesla cars can operate fully autonomously.Tesla' EV Semi truck clocked over 1,000 miles in a single day,  24-hour real-world test, challenging skeptics and outdoing competitors in the NACFE's Run on Less program.Tesla's achievement challenges Bill Gates' previous statements, doubting the viability of electric semi-trucks for long-haul distances, saying they would “probably never” work because of battery weightJust last month, Michael Lohscheller, Nikola Motor's new CEO, challenged skeptics by stating, "I defy anyone to find another zero-emission vehicle truck anywhere that can run up to 900 miles in a day." after one of Nikola's hydrogen fuel cell trucks traveled 900 miles in a single day.NACFE, which has been monitoring several electric trucks under real-world conditions, will soon release comprehensive insights from its 18-day study.Hosts: Paul J Daly and Kyle MountsierGet the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/ Read our most recent email at: https://www.asotu.com/media/push-back-email ASOTU Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/automotivestateoftheunion

Keemie is back with Mema Creations to discuss E204 of Force! Tommy and Diamond keep dangerous secrets from each other, Jenard clashes with his crew, and Vic teams up with Claudia one last time; D-Mac ends up entangled deeper in the drug game than he ever intended.

Dan kicked off the show with an examination and exploration of today's top stories with various experts and reporters. Joining the program was President of the Retailers Association of Massachusetts Jon Hurst, Communications Center Manager for MEMA Andrew Bagdonas, freelance journalist and former staff writer for the San Francisco Examiner Benjamin Schneider, and Director of Marine Mammal Rescue & Research at IFAW Brian Sharp.