Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle quist

Two of Utah's newest political parties are joining forces. The United Utah Party and Utah Forward Party have announced plans to merge. Joining me live is Michelle Quist... United Party executive board member... and former candidate for Utah Attorney General.

Ever feel like your workplace is a mix of different worlds, with each generation bringing its own style, perspective, and expectations? For our second episode of the year, Dr. Michelle Quist Ryder, CEO of the American Psychological Foundation, joins us to talk about how Baby Boomers to Gen Z can navigate work together. From remote work shifts to work-life balance expectations, you'll come away with new knowledge on supporting each other across generations and creating healthier, more productive workplaces. If bridging generational gaps feels tricky, this episode offers practical tips to make it easier. Listen and Learn:  Why generational gaps in values and tech create workplace challenges  Understanding generational anxiety and why adapting workplace culture unlocks success for everyone Are return-to-office mandates sparking workplace crises, and how can companies adapt post-pandemic? How self-determination theory can unlock happier workplaces and fix toxic job cultures Can bridging generational differences in work values create healthier, more adaptable workplaces? Does turning your passion into a career kill your creativity, and how can you avoid that trap? Resources:  ● Website: https://ampsychfdn.org/about/apf-team/ ● Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-quist-ryder ● Connect on X: https://twitter.com/mquistryder About Michelle Quist Ryder Dr. Michelle Quist Ryder is a social psychologist, research professional, and the CEO of the American Psychological Foundation, an organization that leverages the power of philanthropy to invest in research and advance psychological knowledge. Dr. Quist Ryder has an extensive background in human-centric organizational design, effective DEI practices, and leveraging psychology to solve critical societal issues. Related Episodes: 176. Fair Play with Eve Rodsky   206. Fair Play Part 2 with Eve Rodsky 274. Quarterlife  299. Leadership and the Changing Workplace with Chris Shipley 303. Both/And Thinking with Marianne Lewis 333. How Work Works with Michelle P. King 347. Job Changes & Career Pivots with Paula Brand 352.Twentysomethings with Meg Jay 338. ACT for Burnout  357. Is Your Work Worth It? How to Think About Meaningful Work with Jennifer Tosti-Kharas and Christopher Wong Michaelson 374. Developing and Deepening Connections with Adam Dorsay Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Michelle Quist Ryder is a social psychologist, research professional and the CEO of the American Psychological Foundation, an organization that leverages the power of philanthropy to invest in research and advance psychological knowledge. Dr. Quist Ryder has an extensive background in human-centric organizational design, effective DEI practices and leveraging psychology to solve critical societal issues. Together, we discuss: Why employers need to listen to their employees and take actionable steps to create a sustainable workplace that promotes their happiness and well-being How to build employee centered workspaces by finding out who is not included and purposefully including them in policies The stereotype threat model and how it can help create more allyship Find Dr. Michelle Quist Ryder at https://ampsychfdn.org/about/apf-team/ and Julie at https://www.nextpivotpoint.com/ 

Hosts: Adam Gardiner and Andy Cupp  Elections tend to focus on the major two parties: Republican and Democrat. But there are several third parties also involved. Today, we speak with one of those third-party candidates, Michelle Quist, United Utah Party candidate for Attorney General. Quist explains the basis of her campaign and why she believes she’s the one who will restore trust and transparency to that office. 

Hosts: Adam Gardiner and Andy Cupp  Candidates take to the debate stage for Utah’s 1st Congressional District  Three candidates vying to represent Utah’s 1st Congressional District took to the debate stage, trying to win over voters. Incumbent candidate Rep. Blake Moore (R), Bill Campbell (D), and Daniel Cottam (L) discussed topics on budget, government spending, immigration, housing, and more. We begin KSL at Night recapping their one-hour debate.  Senator Mitt Romney gives 5 warnings for the future of the U.S.  Outgoing U.S. Senator Mitt Romney says he’s optimistic about the future of America. At the same time, he’s nervous about several situations that could spell utter disaster. We discuss a few of the warnings he gave in two speeches yesterday. We also share why Senator Romney says that despite all of the issues facing the United States, he’s still hopeful about the country’s future.    Immigration policy: Does it have to be an ‘us’ versus ‘them’ situation?  Recently, an Idaho state senator made the news for telling a Native American woman to “go back to where [she] came from” during a local ‘Meet the Candidate’ event. This kind of vitriol towards people we perceive as outsiders and foreigners isn’t a new thing; it’s been something that’s been with us as a country since the beginning. Why is this?    Bill to be introduced banning large companies from buying homes in Utah  Utah State Representative Tyler Clancy is working on a bill that would prohibit large multinational companies from buying and owning single-family homes here in the state. The hope is that it would free up inventory for younger adults looking to purchase their first house. We discuss the details of this proposal and the state of Utah’s housing market.  Meet the candidate: Michelle Quist for Attorney General  Elections tend to focus on the major two parties: Republican and Democrat. But there are several third parties also involved. Today, we speak with one of those third-party candidates, Michelle Quist, United Utah Party candidate for Attorney General. Quist explains the basis of her campaign and why she believes she’s the one who will restore trust and transparency to that office.  Meet the candidate: Glenn Wright for Congress (UT-3)  With experience as a former Summit County Councilman and member of the Utah Association of Counties board, Democratic candidate for Utah’s 3rd Congressional District Glenn Wright says he’s ready to take his ideas to Congress. He joins KSL at Night to outline some of his policy positions. He also explains why voters should choose him to fill Utah’s only open congressional seat.  Senator Mike Lee outlines proposal for future Senate leadership  As the United States Senate looks to elect new leadership, Utah Senator Mike Lee says it’s a pivotal time to make lasting reforms to existing processes. In a series of posts on social media, he outlined several proposals that he says would “make the Senate work for the people again.” We spend a few minutes going through each of his points and share our thoughts.  *Re-rack: How to keep strong political feelings from dividing your family 

Four candidates for Utah's attorney general took the debate stage at Southern Utah University Tuesday evening in the election to replace current Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes.  The candidates were Republican Derek Brown, Democrat Rudy Bautista, United Utah Party's Michelle Quist and Libertarian W. Andrew McCullough. The debate was moderated by KSL at Night host Maura Carabello.

Attorney General candidate Michelle Quist -- Hinckley Institute survey: How Utahns feel about tax incentives for MLB and NHL arenas

Michelle Quist, Of Counsel at Holland & Hart LLP, joins Clint Betts and Garrett Clark for this episode of the Silicon Slopes podcast. Michelle is running for Attorney General with the United Utah party and they go over what that role looks like in the political sphere. They talk about the current state of affairs at the attorney general's office and Michelle demonstrates the importance of refocusing efforts on lawyering for the good of Utah. They dive into her campaign and discuss how it's different from other types of political campaigns, as well as how her victory would mark a historic moment for Utah. They also go in depth about the United Utah party and why people are switching political parties today. Tune in to learn more! "People are looking for something other than the extreme sides...The parties have become so extreme."

This episode's conversation features Michelle Quist, a United Utah candidate running for Utah Attorney General. In this episode, Michelle shares why she chose to run as a third-party candidate, what she hopes to bring to the race, and what she has learned from previous runs for office.  Learn more about Project Elect: https://projectelectwomen.org/

In the first podcast of our second season, Pod Squad doctors Chelsie Young, Jenn Bryan, Zach Baker, and host Michelle Quist discuss the long-term effects of the pandemic in the form of some bad habits we might have picked up. Tune in to learn about behavioral change and some tips on taking back control of your life.Support the show

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After two raucous political conventions, candidates look forward to the primaries. Our panel discusses the impact of Democrats not backing their own candidate in the senate race. Plus, Utahns mourn the death of Sen. Orrin Hatch and remember his lasting legacy. Journalist Dennis Romboy joins political insiders Michelle Quist and Frank Pignanelli on this episode of The Hinckley Report with Jason Perry.

With the dust settling on a turbulent legislative session, Governor Cox is already vowing to veto some controversial bills. Could there be more? Plus, our panel evaluates how the 2022 election cycle is taking shape. Lindsay Whitehurst, reporter with the Associated Press; Chris Bleak, partner at RRJ Consulting; and Michelle Quist, columnist for The Salt Lake Tribune join host Jason Perry on this episode of The Hinckley Report.

Salt Lake County Government has a chronic separation of powers problem, while the Republican Party isn't messing around with its members who call on the military to be used against law-abiding citizens who disagree with their political views.   Councilman David Alvord discusses the violative tradition of the Democratic DA Office (Sim Gil) having to pre-approve all policies, and the Republican councilmembers who want to keep it that way.   SLCo GOP Chair Chris Null discusses the censure of Michelle Quist and the future of “big tent” Republican politics.   https://le.utah.gov/~2022/bills/static/SB0057.html Salt Lake County Republican Party (FB) https://slcogop.com/ Chris Null SLCo GOP Chair (FB)

Utah Senator Mike Lee finds himself in the national spotlight after a last-minute vote in Washington averts a federal government shutdown. Plus, the debate over abortion rights heats up in the Supreme Court. And, political strategists weigh in on the implications of Utah’s newly approved political boundaries. Jasen Lee, co-host of the Voices of Reason podcast; Michelle Quist, columnist with the Salt Lake Tribune; and Thomas Wright, former Vice Chairman of the Republican National Committee join host Jason Perry on this edition of The Hinckley Report.

A resurgence of COVID-19 cases in Utah and across the country reignites the debate over mask and vaccine mandates. Utah welcomes its first refugees from Afghanistan following the U.S. military withdrawal. Plus, state leaders seek to mitigate the impact of the ongoing drought and wildfires. Glen Mills, anchor and senior political correspondent with ABC 4 News, Michelle Quist, columnist with The Salt Lake Tribune, and Max Roth, anchor with Fox 13 News join host Jason Perry on this edition of The Hinckley Report.

Utah’s leaders react to the conclusion of the Derek Chauvin murder trial as calls for social justice and police reform continue. Plus, new analysis indicates Utah’s congressional districts are looking a little less red. And federal leaders take controversial positions on tough issues that could have a big impact here in Utah. Matt Canham, senior reporter with the Salt Lake Tribune, Jasen Lee, reporter with the Deseret News and co-host of the Voices of Reason podcast, and Michelle Quist, columnist with the Salt Lake Tribune join host Jason Perry on this edition of The Hinckley Report.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown –Friday, March 19, 20214:20 pm: Michelle Quist, a columnist with the Salt Lake Tribune, joins Rod to discuss why she says now is the time for a woman to run the Utah Republican Party4:35 pm: Eric Boehm of Reason Magazine joins Rod to discuss why he says bringing back Congressional earmarks won’t fix the government5:05 pm: Salt Lake City Council Chairman Steve DeBry joins the show to discuss the future of the mask mandate in the county as the April 10 expiration date passed by the Utah Legislature looms6:05 pm: Tim Ballard of Operation Underground Railroad joins Rod for a conversation about child trafficking on the nation’s southern border and how that trafficking could be getting lost in the border crisis6:20 pm: John Tamny, Editor of Real Clear Markets and Director of the Center for Economic Freedom at Freedomworks, joins Rod for a conversation about how Joe Biden’s “covid relief” package won’t solve the country’s poverty problems6:35 pm: We’ll listen back to Rod’s conversations this week with Utah GOP Chairman Derek Brown who announced he will not seek another term as the party chair, and (at 6:50 pm) with teenage drunk driving victim Sarah Frei who is the inspiration for a new Utah law that keeps some accused of DUI in jail until their trial

In the final push towards the end of the legislative session, lawmakers consider a major tax cut and negotiate their top priorities. Policy makers plan for the future as the COVID-19 vaccine rollout ramps up and cases continue to decline. Morgan Lyon Cotti, associate director of The Hinckley Institute of Politics, Doug Wilks, editor of the Deseret News, and Michelle Quist, columnist for the Salt Lake Tribune join host Jason Perry on The Hinckley Report.

Michelle Quist a Political Commentator, joins guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti from the Hinkley Institute on the importance of 150 years of Utah women voting. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Utahns cheer as frontline workers receive the first round of Covid-19 vaccinations. Officials across the country meet to cast the Electoral College ballots as the Biden Harris team prepares to take office. Panelists discuss the major stories from a tumultuous year. Damon Cann, Professor of Political Science at Utah State University and Mayor of North Logan City, Doug Wilks, editor of the Deseret News, and Michelle Quist, political commentator join host Jason Perry for this week’s Hinckley Report.

Ballots start arriving in mailboxes across Utah as voters decide an historic election while local candidates face off in fiery debates. Leaders make strategic changes as the state continues to grapple with the COVID-19 crisis. Quin Monson, associate professor of political science at Brigham Young University and partner at Y2 Analytics, Sonja Hutson, political reporter with KUER, and Michelle Quist, columnist with the Salt Lake Tribune join host Jason Perry on this week’s Hinckley report.

Presidential candidates make the rounds in Utah ahead of Super Tuesday. Lawmakers debate tough topics that could have wide-ranging effects. Advocates jockey for funding as leaders work to finalize the state’s budget. Former State Senator Scott Howell, Robert Gerhke, columnist with the Salt Lake Tribune, and Michelle Quist, political commentator, join host Jason Perry for this week’s Hinckley Report.

Gov. Herbert asks lawmakers to double the proposed tax cut from $80 to $160 million. Democrats argue that extra money should be used to bump up Utah’s per-pupil spending. Congress has officially proposed articles of impeachment, and Utahns are weighing in. FOX 13’s Ben Winslow, KSL’s Amy Donaldson, and the Salt Lake Tribune’s Michelle Quist join host Jason Perry on this week’s Hinckley Report.

Democratic Presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren visits Utah with a message about Bears Ears. Infighting continues at Utah GOP county conventions. And the full but redacted version of the Mueller report is released to the public.   Bryan Schott from Utah Policy, Spencer Stokes from Stokes Strategies, and Michelle Quist from the Salt Lake Tribune join host Jason Perry for this week's show.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Wednesday, October 10, 20184:20 pm: Senator Mike Lee joins Rod to discuss the confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, why he is not supporting Congressman Rob Bishop’s funding bill for national parks, and the upcoming Opioids Solutions Summit4:35 pm: Local attorney Michelle Quist, who is running for Salt Lake County Council in District 4, joins the show to discuss the difficulties faced by female LDS political candidates following a social media fast recommendation from church leadership5:05 pm: Ryan Martin, Psychology Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, joins Rod to discuss the recent pro-anger movement among the nation’s females and whether or not it’s a good thing6:05 pm: Deseret News Opinion Editor Boyd Matheson joins Rod for their weekly conversation about the world of politics6:20 pm: Dr. Bill Bennett, Former Secretary of Education, joins Rod to discuss the recent Supreme Court union case Janus vs. AFSCME6:35 pm: Senator Curt Bramble joins the show to discuss his push for legislation to force the campus police department at Brigham Young University to be subject to the state’s open records laws

On this week’s episode of “Trib Talk,” reporter Benjamin Wood discusses the nomination of Brett Kavanuagh to the U.S. Supreme Court with Jason Perry, director of the University of Utah’s Hinckley Institute of Politics, and Michelle Quist, an attorney and candidate for the Salt Lake County Council.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Wednesday, May 23, 20184:20 pm: Robert Holland, a Senior Fellow in Education Policy at the Heartland Institute, joins the show to discuss his piece in the Deseret News in which he says bureaucracy is devouring education funds that could be going to teachers4:35 pm: Michelle Quist, an opinion contributor to the Salt Lake Tribune, joins Rod to discuss her piece in which she outlined her decision to sign the medical marijuana ballot initiative5:05 pm: Former NFL defensive back Burgess Owens, who won a Super Bowl with the Oakland Raiders in 1980 and recently speaks on behalf of black conservatives, joins Rod to discuss a new NFL policy that will levy fines against teams if any of their players kneel during the national anthem6:05 pm: Deseret News Opinion Editor Boyd Matheson joins Rod to discuss the paper’s “Teen and Anxiety” project, a deep dive into teen depression, anxiety, and suicide and school violence6:20 pm: Don Milne, a Financial Literacy Manager with Zions Bank, is working on a personal project to tell the stories of fallen American WWII soldiers and he joins Rod to discuss the project6:35 pm: Donna Carol Voss, host of the podcast “Nothing to Apologize For”, joins Rod to discuss her recent piece in The Daily Caller outlining how President Trump respects and relies on women, perhaps personified by his hiring of Gina Haspel as CIA Director

In this episode of “Trib Talk,” Tribune reporters Taylor Anderson and Benjamin Wood and Tribune editorial writer Michelle Quist discuss a ballot initiative to legalize medical marijuana that appears likely to qualify for the November ballot.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Thursday, March 22, 20184:05 pm: Utah Congressman Rob Bishop joined the rest of Utah’s House delegation today in voting against the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2018 omnibus spending package today and he joins Rod to discuss why he is against the bill4:20 pm: Marti Woolford, Nutrition Initiatives Director for Utahns Against Hunger, joins Rod to discuss how the organization hopes to help expand school breakfast participation in Utah schools4:35 pm: Salt Lake Tribune columnist Michelle Quist joins the show to discuss why she says it’s time for the Utah GOP to give up its fight against SB54 and accept the two-path approach to the ballot6:05 pm: Valerie Richardson of the Washington Times joins the show to discuss her piece about how political activism in Hollywood and with athletes is a turn-off to viewers and fans6:20 pm: Molly Davis, a policy analyst with the Libertas Institute, joins the show to discuss her recent op-ed piece calling for Utah lawmakers to uphold the protections placed on warrants6:35 pm: Steve Moore, Chief Economist for the Heritage Foundation, joins the show for his weekly visit with Rod about politics and the nation’s economy

Michelle Quist is a conservative columnist for the Salt Lake Tribune, and she's on the paper's editorial board, too. She's also Mormon. And she's found herself at odds with parts of those communities. Some of her recent columns have dealt with the #MeToo Movement, the death penalty and guns. She's made a habit of challenging Utah's moral compass. More about Michelle Quist: https://www.sltrib.com/staff/mquist/

The Utah GOP bans signature gathering as a means of getting on the ballot as a Republican in defiance of SB-54. Utah's legislature is coming to an end with many bills still to be decided, and Congress deals with tough issues. The Deseret News' Dennis Romboy, The Salt Lake Tribune's Michelle Quist, and ABC4 Utah's Glen Mills join Jason Perry for this week's roundtable discussion.

From public lands issues to the Russia investigation, from the social media impact of President Trump and the #MeToo campaign, 2017 was a busy year. The Hinckley Report looks back at the year that was and what will have lasting impact going forward. Guests include The Salt Lake Tribune's Michelle Quist, ABC4 Utah's Glen Mills, and Lobbyist Frank Pignanelli.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Thursday, December 7, 20174:20 pm: Michelle Quist, editorial writer for the Salt Lake Tribune, joins the show to discuss her recent piece in which she calls Senator Orrin Hatch a “stain” on Utah politics for excusing the behavior of Roy Moore4:35 pm: University of Utah Law Professor Amos Guiora joins the show to discuss why he says President Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is a missed opportunity because it’s not tied to the peace process6:05 pm: Former Donald Trump Campaign Manager Corey Lewandowski has a new book out about his experience leading Trump’s bid for the White House and he joins the show to discuss “Let Trump Be Trump: The Inside Story of His Rise to the Presidency”6:35 pm: Steve Moore, Chief Economist at The Heritage Foundation, joins the show for his weekly conversation with Rod about politics and the nation’s economy