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What happens when two powerhouse women—Tara Setmayer and Michelle Kinney—decide enough is enough? You get the Seneca Project: a fierce movement to protect democracy and fight the rising tide of MAGA extremism. In this episode of The Gedunk Show, we get real about:         •        How the fall of Roe v. Wade changed everything         •        Why the GOP sold out to MAGA ideology         •        What it takes to fight disinformation and build local power         •        How you can join the resistance before 2026 Listen, share, and get involved—democracy won't defend itself.

JoJo recaps with Tara Setmayer & Michelle Kinney from The Seneca Project about how we're in a historic moment that mirrors how fascism happened.

JoJo recaps with Tara Setmayer & Michelle Kinney from The Seneca Project about the role of journalism and media, plus why they entered the fight for democracy.

JoJo recaps with Tara Setmayer & Michelle Kinney from The Seneca Project about how politics are personal, how the country has been conned, and how we have a lot to learn.

JoJo recaps with Tara Setmayer & Michelle Kinney from The Seneca Project why its so important to take down mountains of oppression.

JoJo recaps with Tara Setmayer & Michelle Kinney from The Seneca Project about their reactions about the transition of power from President Joe Biden to President-elect Donald Trump.

JoJo recaps her PSA to all those Lubriderm trolls out there and introduces Tara Setmayer & Michelle Kinney's fight to galvanize women and save democracy.

JoJo gets real with Tara Setmayer & Michelle Kinney about The Seneca Project, a bipartisan superPAC led by women.

Tara Setmayer and Michelle Kinney are co-founders of the recently launched bi-partisan superPAC The Seneca Project, which is dedicated to mobilizing women voters in key swing states to ensure Democratic victory in November in order to safeguard women's rights, healthcare access, the preservation of democracy, and the defeat of the extremist MAGA agenda. Tara's a former GOP Communications Director on Capitol Hill and most recently served as a Senior Advisor for The Lincoln Project and host of the live show The Breakdown. She's a contributor on MSNBC and other news outlets, has been a frequent guest host on ABC's The View, Sirius XM's The Michael Smerconish Program, and has several appearances on HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher. After 27 years as a Republican she left the party in November 2020 after Donald Trump refused to concede the election to Joe Biden. Michelle previously served as the Creative Director at The Lincoln Project. She's also a photojournalist, previously served as VP of WestSide Democrats in NYC, and was publicly elected to the New York County Democratic Committee. Prior to entering the political arena, she was a performing artist and producer. There's just 10 days to go before the most critical, consequential election in history. Join us for this lively, insightful homestretch chat about the super-tight presidential race. Got somethin' to say?! Email us at BackroomAndy@gmail.com Leave us a message: 845-307-7446 Twitter: @AndyOstroy Produced by Andy Ostroy, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud @ Radio Free Rhiniecliff Design by Cricket Lengyel

The Seneca Project is a bipartisan superPAC, led by women, dedicated to mobilizing women voters in key swing states in support of Kamala Harris' election. With a focus on safeguarding women's rights, healthcare access, and the preservation of democracy, we are galvanizing this crucial demographic to vote for Vice President Harris and defeat the extremist MAGA agenda. Tara Setmayer is a former CNN political commentator, contributor to ABC News and former GOP Communications Director on Capitol Hill. Since its inception, Setmayer served as a Senior Advisor for The Lincoln Project and hosted the live show The Breakdown. Setmayer currently serves as a University of Virginia, Center for Politics, Resident Scholar. In collaboration with the Center for Politics, she narrated the Emmy nominated 3-part documentary, Dismantling Democracy which aired nationally on PBS stations and is currently streaming on Amazon Prime. Prior to joining UVA, she was named a Harvard Institute of Politics Resident Fellow in 2020. Today, she regularly appears as an on-air commentator on MSNBC and various other news outlets in the US and abroad. Setmayer has also been a frequent guest host on ABC's The View and has several appearances on HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher. She's a regular guest host for one of Sirius XM's top-rated political shows, The Michael Smerconish Program on the P.O.T.U.S channel. Tara has written for CNN.com, Bloomberg, The Daily Beast, Cosmopolitan, and NBC.com. After spending 27 years in political communications with the Republican Party, Setmayer publicly left the GOP in November 2020 after Donald Trump refused to concede the election to Joe Biden. Michelle Kinney is an award-winning creative director known for her innovative and impactful work. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Syracuse University, Kinney has a diverse background in entertainment, politics, visual and performing arts. Kinney entered the pro-democracy space to help elect President Joe Biden in 2020 and has served as a Creative Director since 2021. Her impactful ads and integral role in this work have earned her multiple prestigious industry awards. As a photojournalist Michelle has been on assignment for outlets like Vice, Mic, Out and NowThis. Many of her photographs have been featured in The Washington Post, TimeOut NY, Washingtonian Magazine, Playbill, and Broadway World. Michelle's political journey began in 2016 with New York Young Democrats, later served as Vice President of WestSide Democrats in NYC, and was publicly elected to the New York County Democratic Committee for two terms. Prior to entering the political arena, Kinney had a career in the entertainment industry for over 15 years, as both a performing artist and producer. Inspired by her Suffragist great-grandmother Mae's courage and determination driving newly legalized women to the polls for the 1920 presidential election in upstate New York. Michelle honors her legacy through her work and commitment to The Seneca Project mission.

Tara Setmayer and Michelle Kinney are co-founders of the recently launched bi-partisan superPAC The Seneca Project, which is dedicated to mobilizing women voters in key swing states to ensure Democratic victory in November in order to safeguard women's rights, healthcare access, the preservation of democracy, and the defeat of the extremist MAGA agenda. Tara's a former GOP Communications Director on Capitol Hill and most recently served as a Senior Advisor for The Lincoln Project and host of the live show The Breakdown. She's a contributor on MSNBC and other news outlets, has been a frequent guest host on ABC's The View, Sirius XM's The Michael Smerconish Program, and has several appearances on HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher. After 27 years as a Republican she left the party in November 2020 after Donald Trump refused to concede the election to Joe Biden. Michelle previously served as the Creative Director at The Lincoln Project. She's also a photojournalist, previously served as VP of WestSide Democrats in NYC, and was publicly elected to the New York County Democratic Committee. Prior to entering the political arena, she was a performing artist and producer. Join us for this truly important conversation about the grave threat to women's bodily autonomy and reproductive rights and The Seneca Project's work to defend and protect a woman's right to choose and its efforts to flood the polls in November. Got somethin' to say?! Email us at BackroomAndy@gmail.com Leave us a message: 845-307-7446 Twitter: @AndyOstroy Produced by Andy Ostroy, Matty Rosenberg, and Jennifer Hammoud @ Radio Free Rhiniecliff Design by Cricket Lengyel

Nicolle Wallace is joined by Vaughn Hillyard, John Heilemann, Kristy Greenberg, Amanda Carpenter, Karine Jean Pierre, Courtney Kube, John Brennan, Ruth Ben-Ghiat, Mark McKinnon, Tara Setmayer, and Michelle Kinney. 

The Breakdown is live w/ Randy RainbowThe indomitable Randy Rainbow joins a special edition of The Breakdown with host Tara Setmayer and guest host Michelle Kinney tonight at 7:00 PM ET! It'll be pure Rainbow heat – you don't want to miss this. Join us for this all new episode of The Breakdown and follow The Lincoln Project on social media below!FOLLOW Randy RainbowTWITTER: @RandyRainbow FOLLOW Tara SetmayerTWITTER: @TaraSetmayer FOLLOW Michelle KinneyTWITTER: @MichelleKinneyFOLLOW LINCOLN PROJECTTWITTER: https://bit.ly/3zwZFva INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/31yyrHR FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/3zCBHhT PODCAST: https://apple.co/3G7zr4L

The Ledge has always been known to enjoy music from all over the world. This month’s new release episode, however, goes ever further than usual. Yes, we have new tunes from many of the usual suspects – Canada, Australia, England, Sweden, etc. But this month we expand that a little bit and have tunes from Indonesia and Japan! (Ok, Japanese rock and roll is not so unusual in these parts, but you get the picture.) There’s also the usual mix of long-awaited returns (Uni Boys, Wreckless Eric), and new (at least to me) artists such as Hurry, Young Francis Hi Fi, and Dennis Cometti. There’s a set devoted to a trio of solo artists who have shared the stage countless times over the years (Brad Marino, Geoff Palmer, and Kurt Baker), and who always seem to have new records right around the same time. We also have a sneak peak of the upcoming Replacements box set, Tim: Let It Bleed Edition. The “cello version” of “Can’t Hardly Wait” was actually a Paul Westerberg demo with Twin/Tone secretary Michelle Kinney on cello. The box set comes out on September 22, and as you may imagine, I…ok, I won’t go with the obvious […]

The Ledge has always been known to enjoy music from all over the world. This month's new release episode, however, goes ever further than usual. Yes, we have new tunes from many of the usual suspects – Canada, Australia, England, Sweden, etc. But this month we expand that a little bit and have tunes from Indonesia and Japan! (Ok, Japanese rock and roll is not so unusual in these parts, but you get the picture.) There's also the usual mix of long-awaited returns (Uni Boys, Wreckless Eric), and new (at least to me) artists such as Hurry, Young Francis Hi Fi, and Dennis Cometti. There's a set devoted to a trio of solo artists who have shared the stage countless times over the years (Brad Marino, Geoff Palmer, and Kurt Baker), and who always seem to have new records right around the same time. We also have a sneak peak of the upcoming Replacements box set, Tim: Let It Bleed Edition. The “cello version” of “Can't Hardly Wait” was actually a Paul Westerberg demo with Twin/Tone secretary Michelle Kinney on cello. The box set comes out on September 22, and as you may imagine, I…ok, I won't go with the obvious […]

Cynthia Stevens/ INSITU slips into swamps, streams and forests creating environmental performance and media. This multidisciplinary work explores the interconnections of dance with original music, somatics and ecology to foster a visceral sense of place. Over the past 40 years her productions have been presented in the United States, Canada, Europe and New Zealand. She has created over 60 works including What If I…; Calling Down the Moon; Unearthed with Judith Howard in their collaborative company Flying Sisters Theatre; numerous site-based works for her group INSITU including Leonora's Dream in collaboration with poet William Reichard  in Wirth Park, Minneapolis and in the Kröller-Muller Scupture Garden, Otterlo, Netherlands, Bodies of Water in the Chain of Lakes, Mpls, BIG TREES/small dance in Muir Woods National Monument, California for its Centennial, and the SOURCE series of performances and film set in Six Mile Creek, the water source for Ithaca, NY. Recent solos include Still Here, exploring species extinction; and site-specific works Dwell, Limb to Limb, and Near/Far. Cynthia's productions features original, live music including her own vocal compositions, the vocal and violin compositions of Jane Anfinson for several works in Flying Sisters Theatre, as well as collaborations with Sera Smolen, Max Buckholtz, Mary Ellen Childs, Michelle Kinney, Carl Witt, Kate Lynch and Annie Enneking.Cynthia has collaborated with numerous improvisers including Nancy Stark Smith, Karen Nelson, Kirstie Simson, Megan Flood, Jane Shockley, Andrew Harwood, Martin Keogh, Chris Mathias, and site-specific outdoor improvisation for five years with Julie Nathanielsz. She has performed with choreographers Diane Elliot, Hijack, Ann Carlson, Bill T Jones, Georgia Stephens, and FX Widarayanto, and in the dances of Hanya Holm and Nancy Hauser.Her work has been recognized by, among others, two McKnight Fellowships; grants funded by the Jerome Foundation;  an NEA/Intermedia Arts Interdisciplinary Arts Grant; MN State Arts Board Grants;a grant from the New York Foundation for the Arts for her film, SOURCE; NY Danceforce commissions; and artist residencies at the Headlands Center for the Arts, the SEEDS Festival in MA and META in North Carolina.Cynthia has a BS in Natural Resources/Wildlife Ecology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is a certified Somatic Movement Educator and Practitioner of Body-Mind Centering(R). She has taught courses and workshops in site-specific dance making, dance, somatics and eco-somatics to participants of all ages in universities, schools, festivals and workshops. She currently lives with her husband, Jean-Luc Jannink, in Ithaca, NY.

Monday is the night for the jazz series at the Icehouse in Minneapolis. On Monday November 21, it's two groups that feature free improvisation. Phil Nusbaum spoke Michelle Kinney of Herbaceous and Alma Engebretson of Creatures of Prometheus. Both are composers. Phil asked Alma, first, how can you compose music that is free and improvised.

A Labrador West mother is asking drivers to slow down and pay attention to the roads, particularly around school buses. (0:00) An author's experience in Davis Inlet while working on an inquiry is now the basis of a novel. (7:03) The provincial Minister of Justice and Public Safety visited Happy Valley-Goose Bay last week. (17:55) We received a phone call from HVGB resident Max Blake after airing an interview last week with Michelle Kinney. (33:57) Climate change is changing Labrador, and you may have noticed that in your garden. But if trees are removed to grow needed food... What happens to that soil? Researchers are hoping to find out. (36:06)

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Famed medical philanthropist Wilfred Grenfell has a university and a health authority named after him, but for the Inuit of coastal Labrador, he was the one who took away the children. As the complete story of Grenfell emerges, there are calls for the renaming of institutions that bear his name. This week, we speak with Evan Careen, a journalist with The Telegram and Saltwire.com, whose recent article sparked protest from Grenfell defenders, and with Michelle Kinney, deputy minister of health and social development for the Government of Nunatsiavut.

I get to meet with today's guest on the regular and I am so excited for you to get to know her too. Today she shares her struggles and triumphs over depression. Mental health is a hard topic and I am so glad that she shares her story today.

We have known Michelle for 12 years, and step inside her head and dealings with the Lincoln Project. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/connerandsmithshow/message

Tom Kanthak served as an Instructor of Dance Composition and Improvisation, Music for Dance, Arts Improvisation, the New Music Ensemble, and Music Director and Dance Musician for the Perpich Center for Arts Education, Arts High School Dance Program from 1988 to 2012. He holds a B.A. in Performing Arts from Metropolitan State University and an M.A. in Music from Ohio State University. Tom has been involved with music for dance for over 40 years as a composer, dance musician, choreographer, dancer and performer. He began his classical music training at the age of six with piano and today plays a variety of instruments. He is also a trained modern dancer having studied with Hanya Holm, Nancy Hauser, Claudia Gitelman, Alwin Nikolais, Murray Louis and more. He is a member of the International Guild of Musicians in Dance and the MN based Dance Educators Coalition. Tom is the originator of SoniCoMotion, the overriding name for many collaborations with many composers, musicians, choreographers, dancers, and dance musicians. Some of his collaborators include choreographers Chris Aiken, Cathy Young, Patrick Scully, Georgia Stephens, composers/improvisors Michelle Kinney, Manjunan Gnanaratnam, Jonathan Bayley, David Means, Steve Goldstein, Brent Michael Davids, dancers Jane Schockley, Mary Harding, and students from the Arts High School at the Perpich Center for Arts Education.

Spirit House is a Twin Cities music group that uses certain East Indian traditions as a starting point. When Spirit House tabla player Gary Waryam and cellist Michelle Kinney talked to Phil Nusbaum, they first addressed how Spirit House operates musically.

This week we chat with photographer Michelle Kinney about her transition from performing to photography, allowing your goals to change course, and shooting some of the most influential politicians of our time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today I take on a blogger who wrote some really dumb stuff about CrossFit, round up the best podcast episodes of the week, and digress on globo gyms.

Hurricane Dorian is going to leave countless animals abandoned, and they need your help. Four-time CrossFit Games athlete Michelle Kinney has set three world records, and Camille Leblanc-Bazinet is retiring. Also, Mat Fraser could test positive for THC usage.

Michelle's career began in Minneapolis, MN when she returned after undergraduate school in Evanston, IL, after receiving a BA in music from Northwestern University. During this early phase in her career, she was recognized and frequently funded as a composer, collaborating with Twin Cities choreographers, filmmakers and theater artists, in addition to composing for her … Continue reading "Michelle Kinney, cello"

Michelle’s career began in Minneapolis, MN when she returned after undergraduate school in Evanston, IL, after receiving a BA in music from Northwestern University. During this early phase in her career, she was recognized and frequently funded as a composer, collaborating with Twin Cities choreographers, filmmakers and theater artists, in addition to composing for her …Continue reading "Michelle Kinney, cello"

w/Michelle Kinney and Mike McGoldrick

On this episode of the Barbell Shrugged podcast the crew is joined by 3-time CrossFit Games athlete Michelle Kinney to talk about her epic comback story and return to the 2013 Games.

On this episode of Barbell Shrugged we interview CJ Martin on how he prepared his athletes to get to the CrossFit Games. CJ coaches many games level athletes including: Josh Bridges, Aja Barto, and Michelle Kinney.

BlazinRy host Ryan Holmes welcomes saxophonist Grace Kelly, singer Michelle Kinney, and producer Alicia Rachel Becker. 

BlazinRy host Ryan Holmes takes the show live at The Watering Hole in New York City with co-emcees Cait Doyle and Michelle Kinney.  This episode is a joint venture between BlazinRy Radio and The MusicalWorld Podcast with Jim Farley and David Brush. 

BlazinRy host Ryan Holmes welcomes back producer Alicia Rachel Becker and singer Michelle Kinney as they embark on their new concert endeavor: Heroines Sing Soul at Rockwood Music Hall Stage 2 on August 8, 2012.

Rich Froning Jr, Dan Bailey, and Michelle Kinney

The Barbell Shrugged crew is joined by two-time CrossFit games participant, 2010's Central East regional female champion, future CrossFit affiliate owner, and all around badass Michelle Kinney to discuss the upcoming CrossFit games as well as opening up a box.

BlazinRy host Ryan Holmes welcomes director/producer Alicia Rachel Becker and scintillating songstress Michelle Kinney from their upcoming Rockwood Music Hall show Heroines Sing.