Podcasts about members'

Ven. Yong Su Mark Hepper, Mahayana Buddhist practitioner and Teaching Monk at the Grand Rapids Buddhist Temple, previously asked Grand Rapids faith communities: "What does your faith, your religion, do to specifically address your members' suffering?" --- Rishi Singh, Sikh practitioner and interfaith outreach officer for the Sikh Society of West Michigan, responds, and passes a question on to other faith communities in the city: "What is the purpose of your life? How can you live a spiritual life -- how can you attain that which you're sent here for -- if you can't answer that fundamental question, which is 'what is the purpose of your life?'" --- Passing the Mic is a project of Grand Rapids Community Media Center (CMC) that promotes online, community-wide discussion of local issues and topics using the spoken word. Residents are invited to share one to three-minute audio responses to locally-focused questions from fellow neighbors, with questions geared toward all Grand Rapidians or specific communities within the city. Keeping the discussion going, speakers are encouraged to end their responses with their own question related to a local issue or topic -- passing along the opportunity to amplify community voices. Opinions expressed through Passing the Mic are those of the speakers and do not reflect the editorial voice of The Rapidian or CMC. Posted responses are subject to The Rapidian's Terms of Use, which include adherence to inclusiveness, civility, ethical reporting, proper credit, local emphasis, and open identity (no anonymous posting).

In this month's episode, our host Ryan is joined by David Kelly, Chief Executive of Registered Master Builders who shares insights on Master Builders Advocacy efforts on behalf of everyone involved in the NZ construction sector.Many people hear the term 'advocacy' and have little idea what it means, and how it affects them. Today, as you'll find out, it's quite an important role! The Advocacy team speaks up for Master Builder members on topics and issues within the construction sector, troubleshoots specific problems, and uses their connections in the respective area of concern to try to find solutions to complex industry-wide problems. Ryan and David talk about who the advocacy team connects with to sort out issues, what issues and solutions are on the forefront of their mind right now, and how Master Builder members can have their voices heard.Also mentioned is Constructive, the annual industry-led event that enhances and enables collaboration in the sector where they will be covering the main topics of 'Empty shelves, labour shortages, and a booming sector'. Registrations are open to anyone who's interested in coming along to the live event, hosted on the 12-13 August 2021. Click here to buy your ticket.Where else you can find usWebsite: https://www.masterbuilder.org.nz/Elevate Platform: http://elevate.masterbuilder.org.nzInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/masterbuildernz/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/registeredmasterbuildersYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmh_9vl0pFf0zSB6N7RrVegTwitter: https://twitter.com/MasterBuilderNZ

The landscape encompasses a wide variety of power providers, and while investor-owned utilities are often the largest and most influential, it's the smaller players that may be setting the bar for customer care. Specifically, electric cooperatives recognize their end consumers not just as ratepayers, but indeed as members of the electric co-op, and the smaller and more local nature of these power providers empowers them to more easily meet customers where they are, innovate in new ways to educate and engage those end consumers, and create a customer care ecosystem that's the envy of larger utilities. To peel back the curtain on the unique relationship electric co-ops have with their members, today's episode brings in the CEO and General Manager of Missouri's SEMO Electric Cooperative, Sean Vanslyke. Sean walks podcast host Jason Price and producer Matt Chester through the engagement SEMO's utilized over the past year and a half to aid its members through COVID, the keep power costs affordable, to empower its surrounding community, and to educate customers and employees alike about every component of the utility business. While an electric cooperative has a more moderate budget and footprint, the largest and smallest utilities alike have many lessons to learn from how, why, and where Sean Vanslyke has created customer service opportunities in his service area. Key Links Sean Vanslyke's Energy Central Profile: https://energycentral.com/member/profile/sean-vanslyke Link to Energy Central Post for Episode with Full Transcript and Exclusive Bonus Footage: https://energycentral.com/o/energy-central/episode-40-elevating-customer-care-electric-cooperative-members%E2%80%99-sean-vanslyke Link to register as a member of the Energy Central community: energycentral.com/user/register Did you know? The Energy Central Power Perspectives Podcast has been identified as one of the industry's 'Top 25 Energy Podcasts': blog.feedspot.com/energy_podcasts/

The Act Party, as part of their Law and Order Policy, want gang members to receive their benefits on a card, which would restrict spending on alcohol, gambling and tobacco.However, it doesn't address why young people are still being drawn into gang life.Patched member of the Mongrel Mob Aotearoa Wairoa chapter and youth worker Bronson Tither, is trying to redefine what it means to be in a gang.Bronson Tither told Kerre McIvor he knows many gang members who don't use drugs, alcohol or gamble and singling them out isn't the solution."The solution needs to be more focused around doing the type of mahi with the gang members to change their mindset, so that they want to not be on the unemployment benefit and they can be supported into another pathway, another way of thinking."LISTEN ABOVE  

The Act Party, as part of their Law and Order Policy, want gang members to receive their benefits on a card, which would restrict spending on alcohol, gambling and tobacco.However, it doesn't address why young people are still being drawn into gang life.Patched member of the Mongrel Mob Aotearoa Wairoa chapter and youth worker Bronson Tither, is trying to redefine what it means to be in a gang.Bronson Tither told Kerre McIvor he knows many gang members who don't use drugs, alcohol or gamble and singling them out isn't the solution."The solution needs to be more focused around doing the type of mahi with the gang members to change their mindset, so that they want to not be on the unemployment benefit and they can be supported into another pathway, another way of thinking."LISTEN ABOVE  

Rep. Greg Steube (R-FL) says that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is losing her ability to steer her members on votes, as support for the $2.3 trillion infrastructure bill fell through with Democrats in moderate districts.

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During our third and final New Members' class, Greg walks us through our church covenant.

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Greg Rentz continued leading our new members class through its second week.

In July 2020, the Board of Trustees voted to remove the names of four buildings with racist ties on campus. And now, almost a year later, the University is one step closer to making that happen. DTH Reporter Lauren McCarthy talks to Host Evely Forte about this and the implications for the campus community moving forward. DTH Reporter Rachel Crumpler also talks about the new members appointed to the UNC Board of Governors last month and how the new hires increased diversity of the board, overall. Episode hosted by Evely Forte and produced by Praveena Somasundaram. Supervising producers are University Desk Editor Maddie Ellis, Digital Managing Editor Will Melfi and Editor-in-Chief Anna Pogarcic.

Greg Rentz led through our first week of our new members' class.

Pastor Nathan Elgersma & 6 New Members

MPs will work on the final stages of the Ngāti Hinerangi Claims Bill and an an extra day of bills from non-Ministers this week.

MPs will work on the final stages of the Ngāti Hinerangi Claims Bill and an an extra day of bills from non-Ministers this week.

Publicis Groupe's Magnus Djaba and Brixton Finishing School's Ally Owen give a frank assessment to Brittaney Kiefer of how 'open' the UK advertising industry is and how to widen access to talent.Despite rising to become global president of Saatchi & Saatchi, Djaba claims his mother still has no idea what he does for a living, while Owen likens the industry to a private members' club.Omar Oakes and Kate Magee also address the week's most notable ad campaigns and industry news. They discuss whether the office could become a competitive advantage in media as the UK reopens from lockdown, and also unpick the state of gaming in marketing after Campaign's inaugural Gaming Summit.Episode notes (links to stories on campaignlive.co.uk)3:45: Pick of the week: Replens MD "Sex never gets old" (The Gate)8:00 MoneySupermarket "Monster" (Engine)10:15 Is the office a competitive advantage in media?19:50 Gaming Summit: opportunities and warnings for marketers27:50 Magnus Djaba and Ally Owen interviewThis episode was hosted by Campaign's media & technology editor Omar Oakes with associate editor Kate Magee and edited by Lindsay Riley.Read advertising industry news, features, and see the latest ads on campaignlive.co.uk.Follow us on Instagram: Campaign MagazineTweet Tweet @CampaignMagJoin our LinkedIn group

ESPN reporter, Lauren Sisler, shares her personal story of how substance abuse by other family members affected her. This is an issue that is impacting so many of our students. Prepare to be amazed as she describes what happened, and how she is giving a purpose to her pain. Visit Lauren's website to see all of the exciting things she has going on, or to book her to speak to your students or faculty.

Energy Solutions Manager, Jon Jacob, breaks down the steps that'll help reduce your energy usage and keep your bill lower during the coldest time of year.

Joshua Stacey & Charlie Poste review racing's big talking points from the christmas period including Frodon's King George win, disappointing performances from Epatante and Altior and a shake up in the ante-post markets Andrew Blair White also speaks to Josh ahead of the Grade 1 Lawlor's of Naas Novice Hurdle Subscribing to this podcast could be the best thing you've done as a racing fan! We want to hear your views on the topics talked about during the pod. Get in touch over on Twitter (@RacingRiot, @TheRacingJosh & @CharliePoste).  Subscribe for free on Apple Podcast, Spotify, RSS, iHeart, TuneIn, CastBox, Stitcher, RadioPublic & Google Play and Android Podcast apps.  If you enjoyed the show, both Josh & Charlie would really appreciate a Five Star Rating on Apple Podcast to help reach as many ears as possible!

Podcast 70 WCAPS International Development Working Group Members' Paths To The Field by Women of Color Advancing Peace & Security

Carrie Dann explains why so few members of the House are making their way into the Biden administration.

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Liberal MP Celia Hammond has presented a petition in parliament requesting the Federal Government to include parents of Australian citizens and permanent resident as immediate family members.

The UNC Board of Governors has made over $800,000 in contributions to Republican candidates. University Desk Senior Writer Kyle Ingram talks to Host Evely Forte about these contributions and the implications such contributions have for UNC System institutions. University Desk Staff Writer Jennifer Tran also talks about how students spent Election Day, and the days following. Episode hosted by Evely Forte and produced by Praveena Somasundaram. Supervising producers are University Desk Editor Maddie Ellis, Digital Managing Editor Will Melfi and Editor-in-Chief Anna Pogarcic.  

The Garrick Club was founded in 1831 – a place where ‘actors and men of refinement and education might meet on equal terms’. Women were not allowed to be members and, almost 200 years on, that is still the case. Emily Bendell on why she is taking legal action against the Garrick and Amy Milne-Smith on the history of London’s clubland. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocus

Listen in this week as we discuss what a members' meeting is and why we plan to start having them as a church. Recorded September 8, 2020. Find out more about our church at gracerancho.com

Glenn van Zutphen speaks to Helle Bank Jorgensen CEO & Founder of Competent Boards Inc. about the importance of board members upgrading their ESG competencies, and how ESG-Competent board members with a global outlook can help a company stay resilient and relevant to its stakeholders See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Members’ MeetingMembers’ Meeting Rescheduled for the second time (June 11th) time. NRA still has yet to put out an official statement beyond the first rescheduling (here).Sometime TBD in November, 2020.Springfield Expo CenterWho knows what time, maybe 0900?The Meeting will take place in Halls A/B/C of the Expo Center and commence at 9:00am Central Time were the previous. All members are invited to attend.“Article III Sec 8, (a) Annual Meeting of Members. The Association shall hold an Annual Meeting of Members to receive the report of the election of Directors and to transact such other business as may properly come before the meeting at such time and place as shall be determined by the Board of Directors. but in no case later than November 30th of each calendar year. Notice of the time and place of such meeting shall be published in consecutive issues of the official journal of the Association not less than twice prior to the holding of the meeting.” 2. Election Results ELECTED TO THREE-YEAR TERMS ENDING IN 2023       Jay Printz       J. William Carter       Charles L. Cotton       Linda Walker       Judi White       Leroy Sisco       Howard J. Walter       Graham Hill       Mark E. Vaughan   Thomas P. Arvas   Ted W. Carter   Barbara Rumpel   Phillip B. Journey   Steven C. Schreiner   Todd J. Rathner   Richard Figueroa   J. Kenneth Blackwell   Carl Rowan, Jr.   Curtis S. Jenkins   Herbert A. Lanford, Jr.   Allan D. Cors   Clel Baudler   Robert E. Mansell   Patricia A. Clark   Mark Keith RobinsonELECTED TO TWO-YEAR TERMS ENDING IN 2022   Paul D. Babaz   Todd R. Ellis   Dave Butz   Ronald L. SchmeitsELECTED FOR ONE-YEAR TERMS ENDING IN 2021:   Niger Innis   Anthony P. ColandroNOT ELECTED:   R. B. Rocky Marshall, Jr.   Robert J. Wos   John L. Cushman   James L. Wallace   Craig Swartz   Kevin P. Hogan   Frank C. Tait 3. Gangsters of Capitalism "Rigging the Election" In the episode, NRA instructor and member Dezarae Payne describes how her husband, Paul Payne, from whom she is separated, has since the late 1990s worked secretly to tilt board elections in favor of LaPierre. Paul Payne has been an NRA employee, administrator of the NRA Members’ Councils of California, a state affiliate, and a liaison to LaPierre. Dezarae Payne told the podcast that every year LaPierre’s office gives Paul Payne the names of NRA board candidates considered allies of the longtime boss of the gun group. Payne then works through the council to lobby NRA members in California to vote for those candidates. Because such a small percentage of members take part in the annual mail ballot election for board seats, Dezarea Payne said, her husband’s electioneering has routinely been critical to victory. Michael Schwartz, a gun rights advocate from San Diego who used to belong to the members’ councils, confirmed Dezarea Payne’s account. “The attitude from Paul Payne was very strange,” Schwartz said in regard to an NRA convention trip he made at Payne’s urging. “He was treating it like it was some kind of covert military op, which was beyond ridiculous. He had us staying at a hotel that was away from the convention center. We were told not to talk to any NRA employees or any NRA board members. We were told not to tell anybody why we were there.”Approximately $5.5M was spent on him, according to our napkin math.H. Paul Payne’s LinkedInA google search revealed that Aaron F. Park sure didn’t like him here and here.

An extra morning at Parliament has been set aside to make up for time lost due to Covid-19 and MPs are using it to debate members' bills.

An extra morning at Parliament has been set aside to make up for time lost due to Covid-19 and MPs are using it to debate members' bills.

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The life of a Member's Bill usually involves years of languishing, minutes of fame and a swift and brutal end. But not always.

The life of a Member's Bill usually involves years of languishing, minutes of fame and a swift and brutal end. But not always.

Exploring Membership at GCF

Exploring Membership at GCF

Weekly interviews with the elders of GCF and others.

Check out episode # 61 of Fraternity Foodie as we interview Dr. Pietro Sasso, educator and critical scholar! We talk about his recently released books "Foundations, Research, and Assessment of Fraternities and Sororities" and "Supporting Fraternities and Sororities in the Contemporary Era". We ask why he chose Christopher Newport for his undergraduate experience, and what was attractive about Tau Delta Phi Fraternity. We discuss his dissertation at Old Dominion called "An Examination of Alcohol Expectations and Social Desirability in Fraternity Members on American College Campuses", what makes SIUE special, alcohol consumption being impacted by peer influence, how higher ed and fraternities/sororities can assure the public that they are living up to their ideals, how to design a new member experience that adds to our members' holistic development, hazing liability, chapter visits versus video conferencing support, how different fraternities/sororities can differentiate themselves, and his favorite eating spots in St. Louis. Enjoy! Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqzEXbKnUUQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqzEXbKnUUQ

In Tech Talk, Rachel Kelly catches up with The Straits Times, Tech Contributor, Wong Kai Yi to discuss the latest headlines from the tech space.

Glen speaks with Segmint Co-Founder Rob Heisel about the telltale info lurking within payments data enabling credit unions to lend a hand to members. Also, an excerpt from BIG's weekly Digital Town Hall on our potential return to the Branch of the Not-Too-Distant-Past.

This weekend, Matt interviews Chris Ashford, a member of Follow through Crew, an Epic’s pilot program. Stay tuned and learn how Chris made a tremendous success by putting 4 deals under contract in just 7 days!

By Michael Tetreault, Host, Editor-in-Chief Today we sit down with Nick Desai, CEO and co-founder of Heal. Effective January 1, 2020, Sutter Health | Aetna is teaming up with Heal, the leader in doctor house calls, to bring “doctors to your door” seven days a week. “Sutter Health | Aetna and Heal see eye to eye and are working together to transform the healthcare system and make care more convenient and affordable.” READ OUR FULL STORY HERE: SUTTER HEALTH | AETNA TEAMS UP WITH HEAL TO BRING DOCTORS TO MEMBERS' DOORS Read the Full Press Release Here: https://conciergemedicinetoday.org/2019/12/18/aetna-sutter-health-all-members-get-access-to-heal-house-calls-seven-days-a-week-365-days-a-year/ SAN FRANCISCO – Dec. 17, 2019 – House calls from a doctor are making a comeback, thanks in part to a tech-savvy culture and consumer demands for better healthcare access and convenience. In response, Sutter Health | Aetna is teaming up with Heal, to bring “doctors to your door” seven days a week. This service includes scheduling doctors' visits to a member's home or office, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., through the Heal app, website, or a phone call. “We are taking steps to modernize the delivery of healthcare by making it easier to access and more affordable,” said Steve Wigginton, Sutter Health | Aetna CEO. “Heal's ‘doctors to your door' service will increase convenience for members by enabling them to receive primary, preventive, pediatric, and urgent care services from the convenience of their home or office. We want to deliver a differentiated member experience that leads to lower healthcare costs and better outcomes.” With the innovative joint venture between Sutter Health and Aetna, Heal services are integrated with the member's care. Heal physicians can write prescriptions, order labs and suggest in-network referrals for specialists and other healthcare services, like behavioral health or disease management. Collaboration between Heal doctors and the Sutter Health | Aetna provider network helps coordinate care and improve provider communications, safety and quality. Sutter Health | Aetna members can schedule appointments every day, including weekends and holidays. Through Heal, board-certified doctors can arrive in as little as two hours in most locations. Employers offering their employees a Sutter Health | Aetna plan can also schedule on-site “Heal Days” to help keep their employees healthy and happy. P.S. We think the "How it Works" section of Heal's website will be of particular interest to you and your audience of doctors and patients!

It will feel different day to day, including more capacity to handle your typical triggers.  And it might be a noticeable discharge of energy. Hear even more Polyvagal Podcast content in the Members' section - https://www.justinlmft.com/members  

We all want a positive healthcare experience for ourselves and our loved ones, particularly when faced with chronic or more serious conditions. But oftentimes, we encounter an uncoordinated, impersonal, complex system that undermines our journey toward better health. Humana is working hard to change all of that. Join William Fleming, PharmD, Humana’s President of Clinical and Pharmacy Solutions, as he chats with Laura Hatfield, RN, Associate VP of Care Management, and Brett Hudspeth, Director of IT for the Enterprise Clinical Operating Model, about the exciting transformation that is underway – fueled by analytics, modern digital platforms, and multidisciplinary care teams – to provide the most integrated, customized, and streamlined experience to help its members achieve their best health.

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