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Episode 305-BACK TO BASICS Also Available OnSearchable Podcast Transcript Gun Lawyer — Episode Transcript Page – 1 – of 9 Gun Lawyer — Episode 305 Transcript SUMMARY KEYWORDS Gun laws, New Jersey, Machine guns, Handguns, Rifles, Shotguns, Assault firearms, Legal exemptions, Carry permits, Firearm ID, Second Amendment, Defensive use, CDC data, Gun rights, Application errors SPEAKERS Evan Nappen, Speaker 2 Evan Nappen 00:18 I’m Evan Nappen, and welcome to Gun Lawyer. So, my cohort in crime, Teddy, will not be joining us on the show today because Teddy is a brand new daddy. That’s right, he’s a father of a beautiful baby girl, which of course makes me a grandfather. Oh my God, I can’t even believe I’m saying that. She is just cute as a button, and I’m not just saying that because it’s my granddaughter. She really is. Her name is Alianna, and we are all so excited and happy about this. I can’t even begin to tell you. But Teddy has got his hands full with his beautiful wife and his beautiful new daughter, so I will be flying solo today with you. Evan Nappen 01:17 at I want to talk about is something important for gun owners in New Jersey to know, and even outside New Jersey. And that is the basics of how New Jersey bans all guns, and then creates a legal system that essentially allows and permits possession by exemption. I think this is why the entire foundation of New Jersey gun laws can eventually be completely wiped out because it takes what is a constitutional right and just reverses how that right is supposed to work. But nonetheless, the law is something you need to understand in New Jersey. And for those who don’t live in New Jersey, you want to understand this so you don’t ever see this happen in your jurisdiction. Evan Nappen 02:18 he place to begin is under New Jersey law, under N.J.S. 2C:39-5 (Unlawful possession of weapons.). Now, the 39-5. gun laws in New Jersey are where you see basically every firearm banned. Then the exemptions get created in two ways that essentially permit limited possession. It’s really insane when you think that a constitutional right is treated in this way, but yet it is. So, let’s take a look, beginning with 39-5., 2C:39-5. Now, subsection a. is a ban on machine guns, and what it says there is that any person who knowingly has in his possession any machine gun or any instrument or device adaptable for use as a machine gun, without being licensed to do so pursuant to (2C:)58-5, is guilty of a crime of the second degree. So, the only way to possess a machine gun in New Jersey is if you have a 58-5. machine gun license, and the machine gun license historically has been an impossibility to obtain. Page – 2 – of 9 Evan Nappen 03:51 But interestingly, I think we’re going to see some serious challenges because the way New Jersey structured this law, the machine gun license required you first to get a carry permit. At the time, virtually no one could get a (New Jersey permit to) carry. Now, over 100,000 Jerseyans and non-residents do have carry permits, and the standard that you’re left with the machine gun license is quite bizarre of having to show somehow it’s in the public interest for you to have it. And that’s absolutely contrary to Bruen, but for now, the number one thing to keep in mind is the machine gun prohibition does not have any other exemptions within New Jersey law. Only this license is the exemption. And when I say no other exemption, I’m talking about for an otherwise law-abiding citizen to possess. There are exemptions for certain military, police, etc. There’s exemptions even for dealers, but we’re not focused on that. We’re focused on other normal, law-abiding, average citizens. So, forget about it for machine guns. Evan Nappen 05:02 But let’s move now to the b. section of 39-5. Now that’s one that applies to a hell of a lot of folks in New Jersey. The b. section of 39-5 is handguns. Listen to how New Jersey bans handguns. New Jersey’s law says: Handguns. Any person who knowingly has in his possession any handgun, including any antique handgun, without having first obtained a permit to carry the same as provided in (2C:)58-4., is guilty of a crime of the second degree. Let that sink in, folks. The only way you can lawfully possess a handgun, possess. We’re not even talking about carry. The only way to lawfully possess that handgun on the face of the statute that prohibits the possession of a handgun is if you have a (New Jersey) permit to carry a handgun. Evan Nappen 06:06 Now I know there are a lot of folks out there that don’t have permits to carry that simply acquired a handgun with a permit to purchase a handgun. So, how can this be? How can you lawfully possess that handgun if you don’t have a carry permit when the statute requires you to have a carry permit? And if you don’t have a carry permit, you’re guilty of unlawful possession of a handgun right on the face of the statute, which is an extraordinarily serious offense. Unlawful possession of a handgun in New Jersey is a second-degree crime. New Jersey doesn’t use the term felony. They use the term crime, but it’s the equivalent of a felony. You can think of it in that way. It carries up to 10 years in State Prison, and it has a minimum mandatory three and a half years under what is called the Graves Act. Where if you’re convicted of unlawful possession of a handgun after a trial, a judge has absolutely zero discretion and must impose at least three and a half years as a minimum component of your sentence with no ability to be paroled. You do every day of that three and a half years before you’re even eligible for parole. Evan Nappen 07:31 So, since you have to have a carry to possess it, what about everyone who doesn’t? Well, the answer to that lies in the exemptions, and we’ll get to the exemptions in a moment because we’re going to talk about exemptions. But right now, we’re just talking about the statute itself that mandates a (New Jersey) carry permit in order to legally possess a handgun. Under subsection c., is rifles and shotguns, and there it says: any person who knowingly has in his possession any rifle or shotgun without having first obtained a firearm purchaser ID card in accordance with (2C:)58-3, is guilty of a crime of the third degree. So, that makes it a third degree crime, up to five years in State Prison, if you have a shotgun or Page – 3 – of 9 rifle without a firearm ID card. The law goes further to say, unless otherwise permitted by law, any person who knowingly has in his possession any loaded rifle or shotgun is guilty of a crime in third degree. So, what about those that possess rifles or shotguns without a firearms ID card? Well, on the face of this statute, you’re looking at up to five years in State Prison. However, we’re going to discuss the exemptions, and the exemptions are critical in understanding how these possessory laws actually work. Even though the exemptions are technically a defense that you, as a law-abiding citizen, can be put to the proofs where you have to prove the defense. Evan Nappen 09:03 Then there’s subsection d. of 39-5. Subsection d. is “other weapons”, and that says: any person who knowingly has in his possession any other weapon under circumstances not manifestly appropriate for such lawful uses as it may have, is guilty of a crime of the fourth degree. So, that’s up to a year and a half in State Prison for any “other weapon”, anything that may be construed as a weapon, if it’s possessed under circumstances not manifestly appropriate for such lawful uses as it may have. Look at that vague, ridiculous language there. So, anything that can be construed to be a weapon, and then the circumstances not manifestly appropriate become subject for a jury trial. So that 12 people who aren’t smart enough to avoid jury duty get to decide whether those circumstances were manifestly appropriate or not. Isn’t that cute? And you need to further know that New Jersey case law, through Kelly and Montalvo, they found that the so-called circumstance is not manifestly appropriate for such lawful uses as it may have. In Kelly, the court specifically found that self-defense was not a manifestly appropriate lawful use. Imagine that! You cannot preemptively arm yourself with a weapon under Kelly. Self-defense doesn’t cut it. But then Kelly got modified with Montalvo. If it’s in your home, if it’s in your home and you have it for self-defense, then the court actually finally came to its senses, at least on that, and said, yeah, self-defense possession in your home is manifestly appropriate circumstances, but not outside the home. So, we still need a case that says outside the home, where you’re lawfully allowed to use self-defense, where you have a right to self-defense. That even outside the home, it’s a manifestly appropriate use for any other weapon. We’ll talk more about that one in the future. Okay, but there you go. Those are the prohibitions. Evan Nappen 11:32 Then, of course, we have the infamous subsection f., and that’s where assault firearms are banned. It says: any person who knowingly has in his possession an assault firearm is guilty of a crime of the second degree. Again, that draconian Graves Act, up to 10 years, minimum mandatory three and a half. Except if the assault firearm is licensed pursuant to (2C:)58-5. And by the way, that’s the same license as a machine gun license, which virtually no one could ever get. Or rendered inoperable, and that render inoperable period went from May of ’90 to May of ’91. And you had to do a rendered inoperable form. If you didn’t do it then, you’re out of the box. You couldn’t do it. Or if it was registered. Again, that registration period expired back in ’90. It may have ’90 to ’91 as well. So, assault firearms became prohibited with no way of making them lawful after May of ’91, unless you could somehow get an assault firearm license, which was a de facto impossibility, a de facto ban. Evan Nappen 12:52 In fact, as determined in the federal court decision Coalition versus Florio that I brought, it was determined that it was a de facto ban. So, that license is known, you know, essentially it was viewed as Page – 4 – of 9 fake in so many words. You know, yeah, good luck. Like it was just structured to be an impossibility and even recognized as such by essentially by the court. So, if you had an assault firearm, there was nothing that could be done there. Exemptions that we’re going to discuss next do not apply to assault firearms. he exemptions only apply to B, C, and D. So remember, B. is the ban on handguns unless you have a (New Jersey) carry permit. C. is a ban on rifles and shotguns unless you have a firearms ID card, and D. is a ban on “other weapons” without manifest lawful purpose. Evan Nappen 13:52 However, what the statute in 39-5 does not reference, but you need to know, is that under N.J.S. 2C:39-6, you will find an entire host of exemptions. There’s exemptions for law enforcement, military, all kinds, tons of exemptions. But the exemptions that have the most bearing to the average, law-abiding citizen, they’re found in subsection e. and subsection f. of the exemptions. Let me read you what these exemptions say. The exemptions say that nothing in subsection b., c., and d. of 39-5, so that is handguns, rifles and shotguns, and other weapons under the 39-5 ban, shall be construed to prevent a person keeping or carrying about the person’s place of business, residence, premises or other land owned or possessed by the person, any firearm, or from carrying the same, in the manner specified in subsection g., which is unloaded and in a case or in the trunk, or in a securely wrapped package, from any place of purchase to the person’s residence or place of business, between the person’s dwelling and place of business, between one place of business or residence and another when moving, or between the person’s dwelling or place of business and place where the firearms are repaired, for the purpose of repair. For the purposes of this section, a place of business shall be deemed to be a fixed location. Evan Nappen 15:42 So, subsection e. of 39-6 exempts law-abiding citizens in New Jersey for possession of handguns, rifles and shotguns, and other weapons in their home, and you do not need a (New Jersey) carry permit. You do not need a firearms ID card. You do not need to have manifest lawful purpose, so-called. As long as you are simply possessing in your home, you are exempted from those requirements under 39-5. It is a law that allows possession by exemption unless one has licenses, and if you have licenses, then you’re exempt under the face of the statute. And if you have a license and you’re within exemption, you have double protection, essentially. And the exemption under subsection e. applies to home. It applies to place of business. Now that means a business you actually own. It’s not just the place you work. It’s got to be your place of business that you own. The courts have narrowly interpreted it to mean that. Not even a place you just manage. You’ve got to be an owner. It’s got to be your business. But if it is, then you have exemption there. You’re exempted for moving between your residences while moving, etc. That’s the exemption under subsection e. Evan Nappen 17:22 Then there’s an exemption under subsection f., and f. again exempts b., c., and d. of 39-5; handguns, rifles and shotguns, and other weapons under 39-5. ere the exemptions say that those prohibitions shall not apply to any member of a rifle or pistol club organized in accordance with the rules prescribed by the National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice, in going to or from a place of target practice, carrying firearms necessary for target practice, provided the club has filed a copy of its charter with the superintendent and annually submits its list of members to the superintendent, and provided further that Page – 5 – of 9 the firearms are carried in a manner specified in subsection g., which is, of course, cased and unloaded. Evan Nappen 18:08 Here’s another exemption under f. under subsection (2). A person carrying a firearm or knife in the woods or fields, or upon the waters of the state for the purpose of hunting, target practice, or fishing, provided that the firearm is or knife is legal and appropriate for hunting and fishing purposes in the state, and the person has in the person’s possession a valid hunting license, or with respect to freshwater fishing, a valid fishing license. Number three, a person transporting any firearm or knife while traveling directly to or from place for purpose of hunting, fishing, provided you have a valid license, or directly to or from the target range, or other authorized place, for the purpose of practice match target trap skeet shooting expeditions. Provided during that whole time you’re transporting, you’re transporting pursuant to subsection g. Evan Nappen 19:18 So, the takeaway here is how New Jersey bans essentially all guns, and how the matrix is set up so that there are exemptions. Exemptions that we’ve just talked about. But keep in mind that the exemptions are a defense. The burden becomes on the defendant to have to prove that you’re within those exemptions. Otherwise you see bans. Bans that have only exemptions by way of licensing, unless you fall within those specific statutory exemptions. I think that structure is frankly disgusting as to how a constitutional right is and has been treated by New Jersey. But because of that structure, I also believe that we have a fantastic opportunity now as we see the empowerment of the Second Amendment to finally take out and take down the very foundation of New Jersey’s oppressive gun laws. Evan Nappen 20:36 By the way, I want to give you just a little heads up about a threat that is apparently lurking. This is weird and odd. I can’t hammer it down any more than what I’m going to tell you right now. But the news aggregate source called the Daily Caller, some of you may be aware of it, had an article that says “Anti-2A Group Plots New Gun Ban in New Jersey”. (https://dailycaller.com/2026/08/26/anti-2a-group-plots-new-gun-ban-in-blue-state/) This is August 26, 2026, by Harold Hutchison, who is a Second Amendment reporter that says the gun-control organization March for Our Lives, that’s the group headed up by that A one a hole of David Hogg. His group sent out an email fundraiser announcing plans to pass a weapons ban in New Jersey. And reading this is just bizarro. Remember Hogg has made his entire life and career over being a perpetual victim from the Parkland atrocity, and he’s an insane Left wing activist. By the way, if you’ve ever seen the stuff that he puts out. But anyway, this group uses this term “weapons of war”, “weapons of war”, and says, “The proposed weapons ban in New Jersey is a vital step toward getting weapons off our streets and protecting our neighborhoods from preventable tragedy.” This is a fundraiser being done by this group. Evan Nappen 22:49 When you look at the actual screenshot here from March for Our Lives, here’s what this screenshot says. From March for Our Lives. “We’re bumping this to the top of your inbox because we have a genuine, high-impact opportunity to push real gun safety forward — and we can’t afford to miss it. Right now, New Jersey lawmakers have a chance to pass critical legislation banning weapons of war from Page – 6 – of 9 our communities. When our generation first marched in 2018, people told us we were just angry kids who didn’t understand how politics worked. But together, we’ve proved that hope isn’t just a feeling — it’s an action.” And then it goes on to say, “From helping establish first-ever White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention to passing landmark federal legislation, we’ve seen what happens when young people organize and demand a better future. Passing this weapons ban in New Jersey isn’t just about one state — it sets a benchmark for the entire nation and proves that progress is unstoppable when we stand together.” Then it all says, “Will you take 10 seconds to add your name and show support for the NJ weapons ban today?” Evan Nappen 24:19 Okay. I’ve got to tell you, folks. I have no clue what the hell they’re talking about. First of all, New Jersey already has the most egregious assault firearm ban on the books and that has just taken a death punch by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals en banc with the magnificent decision wiping it out under the Second Amendment with both mags and guns. Now, granted, it is stayed at the moment because the Supreme Court has also taken up this issue. But what the hell are they talking about? New Jersey’s law is on its deathbed. It’s on life support, barely. Soon to die, and they’re talking about legislators in New Jersey promoting some weapons ban that they’re fundraising on. This is either complete fraud, which who knows with those people, or absolute mistake that they’ve confused states, I guess. Or maybe, just maybe, something else is cooking up in the New Jersey legislature. Maybe they’re tipped off to it, and I can’t find it anywhere. Maybe they’re going to try doing a kicking and screaming routine, just like they did after Bruen permitted carry and made it so New Jersey had to issue carry permits. And maybe now we’re going to see some evil plan after New Jersey’s assault firearm law bites the dust. So, this is maybe a load of B.S. nonsense. But then again, maybe it’s something out there, and we should be ready. hey may be trying to pull another Carry Killeresque maneuver on us. I don’t know, but stay tuned. As soon as we hear about anything that we can pin down, we’ll be sure in letting you know about it on the show. Evan Nappen 26:36 Hey, I want to tell you about our good friends at WeShoot. WeShoot is an indoor range in Lakewood, New Jersey. It’s the range where Teddy and I shoot, and where we train. You’ll love it at WeShoot. It is the greatest range in New Jersey. We just can’t get enough of WeShoot. I know you will really appreciate having a tremendous resource right there in Lakewood, where you can get your training, get your certificates, practice, have state-of-the-art range facilities, a great pro shop, awesome deals on guns and gear. As a matter of fact, they are offering, as we speak, the Canik Mete MC9LS, which is the 2026 Signature Series called “Drip”. It’s pretty cool. You’ve got to see the graphics on the Drip. They also have a Mossberg Silver Reserve Field. Now this is Mossberg’s over and under, very cool, and it’s a great way to get into an over and under shotgun. They also have Precision Firearms, PF15F. That’s your AR-type platform right there at WeShoot. You can go there, check out these guns and so many others. They’re also running their great programs. They have their range safety officers. They’re there with amazing skilled trainers. I’ve got to tell you, folks, make sure you check out WeShoot. You can find them online at weshootusa.com. weshootusa.com. And I know you’re gonna love their website. They’ve got beautiful photography. They really do take extra pride in what they post and how they make their website. You need to check it out and see what I’m what I’m talking about. And their instructors are just fantastic. I have always admired just the unbelievably great professionalism, courtesy, just the way they Page – 7 – of 9 treat their customers. You will be treated like gold at WeShoot. WeShoot is the best. o to WeShootUSA.com. Evan Nappen 29:22 Hey, I also want to not only shamelessly plug my book, which is New Jersey Gun Law, the Bible of Jersey Gun Law. The indispensable guidebook to helping you navigate New Jersey’s insane matrix of gun laws. It’s all set up in a question and answer format. I also want folks to know that the DOJ has opened up the Federal Relief from Disabilities Program. I’ve been waiting 33 years to be able to do this again, and that is be able to get people’s gun rights restored. That have had federal firearm prohibitors. This will restore your federal gun rights, and it is great. We really owe it to the Trump administration for reopening this program that was killed in ’93 by Chuck Schumer. For 33 years, people have been unable to regain their Second Amendment rights under federal law, if they had prohibitors. o, if you or anyone you know might be eligible, go to my website, go to EvanNappen.com. You can buy my book there. You can also read about the federal relief from disabilities. This is very hot, big stuff going on because the online portal is going to open shortly, and you want to be ready. You want to have counsel, and there’s a lot that has to get done so that we can get you in. They’re talking about probably a million people needing to get their rights restored, and it’s going to be quite a logjam. So, the sooner you’re in, the sooner you can get your rights back. I’d highly, highly recommend taking action and checking it out. Go to evannappen.com, and I’ll be happy to speak to you about your specific situation and if it’s applicable for you. Evan Nappen 31:40 Hey, I have some good news, and the good news is that the CDC, you know, the CDC, who’s currently headed by Robert Kennedy, and CDC that is now under the Trump administration. Well, guess what they did, folks? They restored defensive gun use data after Biden scrubbed it and covered it up because they didn’t want that really great important information being out there about how many lives guns save, so the corrupt Biden administration just said we’re not going to talk about it. We’re going to wipe it out. We’re not going to put that out there anymore. We’re only going to talk about guns are bad, and not ever talk about why guns are good. Well, it’s a new day. It’s a new administration, and that information has now been put back. I’m talking about an article here from Ammo and. (https://www.ammoland.com/2026/08/cdc-restores-defensive-gun-use-data/?utm_source=Ammoland+Subscribers&utm_campaign=b4aea4936c-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_6f6fac3eaa-b4aea4936c-21268623) Evan Nappen 32:56 We love AmmoLand, and this article is by John Crump, who is also one of my favorite authors at AmmoLand. John says that under the Biden administration they had removed the data, and the studies have shown that guns were used in self-defense between 60,000 times and 2.5 million times each year. Think about that, folks. 60,000 to 2.5 million times each year, guns are used in self-defense. So, even at the low range, that dwarfs the number of guns used in murders, which is approximately 15,000. Okay, dwarfs it at the lowest numbers. It approaches or exceeds the total number of gun deaths per year, which is around 40,000, according to Pew. The wide range of estimates is because of different methodologies used. So, the lower figure is drawn on the National Crime Victimization Survey, while the higher figures primarily stem from surveys conducted by criminologist Gary Kleck in the 1990s. Page – 8 – of 9 Evan Nappen 34:41 Now, a National Academies of Sciences report commissioned by the CDC itself in 2013, this is a CDC commission study. Referenced this range of 60,000 to 2.5 million defensive gun uses annually. But in 2022, with pressure from anti-gun groups such as the Gun Violence Archive, the Newtown Action Alliance, and GVPedia, in a private meeting, the CDC scrubbed the website of defensive gun use information. Through a Freedom of Information Act, they revealed that the removal was purely political, folks, and this is all according to emails that Senator Grassley obtained. One of these things here argued, and this is quoting from that email in the article by Mr. Crump, and it says. Get a load of this. This is from the antis here. “That 2.5 million number needs to be killed, buried, dug up, killed again, and buried again.” Mark Bryant, executive director of Gun Violence Archives, wrote to the CDC in one of his emails. See that? They don’t like it, man, when you’re showing that guns save lives. We can’t have truth out there. We can’t have the actual information about how people don’t want to be victims but would prefer to be defenders and live. Right? That’s Biden’s administration for you. That’s the corrupt, evil Biden administration for you, removing that information. Trump and his administration have put that data back public so you can see it and you can read it. Keep in mind that’s the CDC removing specific numeral range and the link from their own research, folks. But now, under Trump and Secretary Kennedy, the CDC is returning the statistics to its firearm injury and death page. The restored language again makes it clear, points it out that defensive gun use varies by studies, and it ranges from 60,000 to 2.5 million per year. That is awesome, and that information belongs out there. Evan Nappen 37:43 Hey, let me tell you about this week’s GOFU. GOFUs, as you know, are Gun Owner Fuck Ups. It’s where gun owners make expensive mistakes, real mistakes that I hear about and try to help them. But it’s a chance where you can avoid them for free, and this week’s GOFU has to do with references on your gun application. When you need references, please clear your references in advance. Make sure your references know you’re going to use them as a reference. I’ll tell you, we may have mentioned this before in the past, but it can’t hurt to mention it again. They’re going to get an email requesting to know how long they’ve known you and whether they have any issues with you owning guns. I get cases where people don’t bother to clear it, don’t realize the person is anti-gun and doesn’t think anyone should have a gun, or has some problem being a reference. You don’t want to have that problem. Evan Nappen 38:48 Yet recently, I’ve heard of even a worse problem, and this one is just mind-boggling. I’m still going to put it out there as a GOFU for folks because don’t ever do this. Don’t make up false references. Yeah, I’m not kidding. Do not fill out a gun application with fake references. I can’t believe I even have to say this. But do not fill out a gun application and make up phony references because your phony references are going to be contacted, and that’s called falsification of the application. It’s a crime to do that. Third degree. You’re looking at five years in State Prison. Plus, it’s really stupid, and you’ll get denied your gun license. I mean, okay, do you have to write that one down? Not to put fake references on your application? I hope not, but it’s a GOFU. Make sure you’re good about your references and clear them in advance. Only put real ones down, folks. Page – 9 – of 9 Evan Nappen 39:54 This is Evan Nappen reminding you that gun laws don’t protect honest citizens from criminals. They protect criminals from honest citizens. Speaker 2 40:05 Gun Lawyer is a CounterThink Media production. The music used in this broadcast was managed by Cosmo Music, New York, New York. Reach us by emailing Evan@gun.lawyer. The information and opinions in this broadcast do not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney in your state. Downloadable PDF TranscriptGun Lawyer S5 E305_Transcript About The HostEvan Nappen, Esq.Known as “America's Gun Lawyer,” Evan Nappen is above all a tireless defender of justice. 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Erico Montalvo grew up in Rhode Island without a father in the picture and a mother too consumed by the streets to be present — and by the time the system found him he had already cycled through juvenile detention multiple times and built an identity that the streets had shaped long before he was old enough to understand where that path was going. In this episode of Locked In with Ian Bick, he shares what happened just days after he turned 18 — an accidental altercation with a veteran that turned into a self-defense situation that ended in the veteran's death — and what being charged with murder instead of recognized as a victim of circumstance actually produced over the ten years he spent fighting his case from inside a Rhode Island county jail before finally taking a manslaughter plea deal and accepting a 13 year sentence. _____________________________________________  #prison #selfdefense #truecrimestories _____________________________________________ Thank you to FACTOR & HIMS for sponsoring this episode: Factor: Head to https://factormeals.com/lockedin50off and use code lockedin50off to get 50 percent off and 1 free breakfast item per box for 1 year, while supplies last until! _____________________________________________ Hims: Visit https://hims.com/lockedin to get a personalized, affordable plan that gets you. _____________________________________________ Connect with Erico Montalvo: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RicoStillMadeit Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ricostillmadeit/ Website: https://linktr.ee/Ricostillmadeit _____________________________________________ Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick: https://www.instagram.com/ian_bick/?hl=en https://ianbick.com/ _____________________________________________ Timestamps: 00:00 Guest Introduction 00:22 Early Life in Providence 02:00 Mother's Mental Health & Upbringing 03:13 Father's Deportation 05:00 Feeling Like an Outsider as a Kid 07:36 First Wrong Turns & Finding Identity 10:31 Gang Culture in Providence 16:00 Homelessness & Juvenile Detention 19:27 Getting His GED in Juvenile 21:00 Sponsor Segment: Factor Meals 23:07 Turning 18 & a Spiritual Warning 28:00 Close Calls on the Streets 30:40 The Night of the Incident 37:22 Fight, Stabbing, and Escape 43:03 Learning the Victim Died 43:50 Realizing the Victim Was a Veteran 47:00 Hiding Out and Seeking Help 50:03 Getting Arrested 52:54 Interrogation & Initially Charged with Murder 01:00:00 First Lawyer & a Broken System 01:05:59 Meeting Dawn Huntley, a New Lawyer 01:09:32 Adapting to Prison Life 01:13:00 Finding Faith in Prison 01:21:00 Starting to Turn His Life Around 01:30:00 Facing a 60-Year Offer 01:37:00 COVID Stalls the Case 01:41:00 Considering Trial 01:49:00 A Shocking Plea Deal: 25 Years with 3 to Serve  01:55:50 Walking Through the Sentence 02:03:11 Release and Adjusting to Freedom 02:08:00 Finding Purpose and New Community 02:14:20 No Regrets and a Mission _____________________________________________ To advertise on the show, contact sales@advertisecast.com or visit https://advertising.libsyn.com/LockedInWithIanBicka

Olga Rivero quien fuera una de las voces precursoras de la canción cubana, se hizo en la radio en directo. Una lejana emisión de CMQ nos recuerda algo de su trayectoria artística entrevistada por Cepero Brito el presentador del show "Nosotros los Cubanos" allá por 1951. Para volver al arte de esta singular cancionera también repasamos el álbum "Cuban feeling" editado hacia 1960 por la etiqueta independiente Ferrer Records y donde con arreglos y conducciones orquestales de Enriqueta Almanza y el Niño Rivera, también cantó Pepe Reyes. Volvemos a los primeros años de la década del 30 del siglo XX. Auge de la modalidad del danzonete, creación del flautista matancero Aniceto Díaz. Tras el rastro de aquella corriente musical recuperamos a una de sus voces olvidadas. Muy pocas referencias existen del cantante Francisco Olivera quien vuelve a cantar hoy con la orquesta del maestro Cheo Belén Puig junto a sus colegas Montalvo y Carusito. Una memorable presentación del año 1947, en los estudios de la RHC Cadena Azul junto a la orquesta Unión, nos permiten seguir escuchando a este veterano intérprete. Y gracias a las emisiones de Radio Cadena Suaritos el arte de Merceditas Valdés despertó la admiración del sabio Fernando Ortiz quien la bautizó para toda la vida como "la pequeña ashé". Fue durante décadas una de las voces altas del género afrocubano. El 21 de marzo de 1978 el quinteto "Los Amigos" acompañó a Merceditas en Bellas Artes. Sin dudas uno de los tesoros sonoros que vale la pena compartir. Unos minutos junto al King: José Antonio Méndez. Uno de los puntales que difundió el renovador movimiento autoral del feeling dentro y fuera de la Isla, sobre todo en México, a partir de los primeros años 50. Junto a compositores como César Portillo de la Luz, Juan Pablo Miranda, Jorge Mazón, Tania Castellanos, el Niño Rivera, Marta Valdés y Frank Domínguez, entre muchos otros, la obra de Jose Antonio sigue siendo referencia obligada para entender la incidencia oxigenante del feeling en el cancionero hispano americano y del mundo. Música popular cubana por el mundo. Finalizando los años 70 el luthier y percusionista venezolano Carlos Emilio Landaeta, conocido con el simpático sobrenombre de "pan con queso", incorporaba al repertorio de su conjunto "Sonero Clásico del Caribe" el repertorio más clásico de sones, montuno y guarachas cubanas. Los minutos finales llegan con el sonido setentero a cargo de "Los Reyes 73". Con esta formidable banda dos voces inolvidables: Pachi y el Léle.

Episode Description Leadership isn’t about working harder—it’s about leading smarter. In this powerful episode of the Find Your Leadership Confidence Podcast, host Vicki Noethling sat down with leadership and mindset coach Gary Montalvo to challenge one of today’s biggest entrepreneurial myths: that success requires constant hustle. Drawing from nearly two decades of coaching entrepreneurs, startups, and executives around the world, Gary shares why so many business owners unknowingly become the biggest obstacle to their own growth. Together, Vicki and Gary discuss how shifting from doing everything yourself to developing confident leadership can transform both your business and your life. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck in the day-to-day operations of your business, or simply exhausted from trying to do it all, this conversation offers practical strategies to help you regain clarity, build consistency, and create sustainable success without sacrificing your well-being. Some of the questions explored during this episode include: Gary’s entrepreneurial journey and what led him into leadership coaching • The most common leadership mistakes entrepreneurs make • How to recognize when you’ve become the bottleneck in your own business • Escaping the mindset traps that keep heart-centered entrepreneurs playing small • Why hustle culture may actually be slowing your success • Practical first steps for overcoming overwhelm and regaining momentum • The hidden reasons entrepreneurs struggle with consistency and follow-through • Everyday habits that quietly sabotage long-term business growth If you’re ready to stop surviving your business and start leading it with confidence, purpose, and intention, this episode is for you. Access to Gary's Leadership Resource Vault. It's a collection of tools, templates, and trainings he uses with his clients to strengthen personal leadership and business growth. https://www.garymontalvo.com/ Subscribe to Our PodcastConnect With Our Guest Website: https://www.garymontalvo.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gary.montalvo.coaching LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garymontalvo/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/garymontalvo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GaryMontalvoCoaching The post Gary Montalvo on Why Hustle Culture Is Keeping You Trapped first appeared on The Find Your Leadership Confidence Podcast with Victoria Noethling.

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El acceso a la vivienda, uno de los principales problemas para los españoles, ha registrado un dato significativo. Por primera vez en 22 meses, la firma de hipotecas baja en comparación con el año anterior. Según los datos publicados por el Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), el pasado mes de mayo se produjo un descenso, aunque leve, del 0,1% respecto a mayo de 2025, rompiendo una racha de casi dos años de ascensos continuados.Este cambio ha generado la pregunta de si el mercado ha tocado techo y si los precios comenzarán a bajar. Para analizar esta cuestión, el comunicador Ángel Correas ha entrevistado en el programa 'Herrera en COPE' a José García Montalvo, catedrático de Economía de la Universidad Pompeu Fabra y uno de los mayores expertos en vivienda de España, quien ha confirmado que existen señales de un cambio de tendencia.Aunque la reducción en la firma de hipotecas es pequeña, García Montalvo ha señalado que "hace ya muchos meses que vemos que las ...

Este episodio es la continuación del Episodio 6 sobre Walmart que hice en la primera temporada de este podcast, así que he pensado que os gustaría escucharlo en abierto. Y, si te gusta mucho este podcast (¡gracias!) y quieres seguir desmitificando conmigo Estados Unidos, además de todos los que tienes por aquí, también tienes muchísimos más episodios subidos en exclusiva en nuestro canal de Patreon, la plataforma que utilizamos para poder seguir autoproduciendo nuestro contenido de forma independiente. Puedes suscribirte en www.patreon.com/alo_miami Los episodios de Patreon, además, no tienen ninguna publicidad. Por aquí me veo obligada a interrumpir el episodio con algunos anuncios... Os pido disculpas, yo también los odio. Además nos pagan poquísimo por ellos y no podemos elegir (ni saber por adelantado) qué anuncios os aparecerán interrumpiendo el podcast. Pero los necesitamos para poder seguir pagando los gastos de mantenimiento de la plataforma que aloja este podcast, ya que nos cobran tanto cuando publico nuevos episodios por aquí como cuando no.Muchísimas gracias por entenderlo, por escuchar el episodio y por todo el apoyo.Para cualquier cosa, me podéis encontrar en instagram.Belén Montalvo@alo_miami 

The aim of aimless - walk talk at Villa MontalvoThe Aim of Aimless | A Walk-and-Talk at Villa MontalvoWhat happens when you stop moving toward a destination and just start moving?Join me for a wander through the beautiful grounds of Villa Montalvo as I explore the value of "aimless" walking. In a world obsessed with productivity, we're diving into how slowing down and strolling without an agenda can actually unlock creativity and mental clarity.

En el marco del ciclo Mujeres Hispanas, impulsado por Casa de América y el Círculo de Orellana, analizamos la figura de María de las Mercedes Santa Cruz y Montalvo, más conocida como La condesa de Merlín. Escuchamos las reflexiones de Inés Ceballos, escritora y divulgadora especializada en historia de Cuba y de Leticia Espinoza de los Monteros, presidenta del Círculo de Orellana, que profundizan en su trayectoria como autora inconformista del siglo XIX una voz femenina que desafió su tiempo desde Cuba, España y Francia.Escuchar audio

México se prepara ya para convertirse en una de las grandes sedes del próximo Mundial, con la promesa de una importante inversión económica. Algunos estudios estiman que el torneo podría generar entre mil y tres mil millones de dólares, además de dejar un legado urbanístico llamado a trascender el fútbol. Sin embargo, junto a esa expectativa también surgen interrogantes sobre el verdadero impacto de un mega evento de esta magnitud. Lo analizamos con nuestra colaboradora externa, la periodista Kirely Macedo.Además, en nuestra página cultural conocemos a María de las Mercedes Santa Cruz y Montalvo, más conocida como La condesa de Merlín. Escuchamos las reflexiones de Inés Ceballos, escritora y divulgadora especializada en historia de Cuba y de Leticia Espinoza de los Monteros, presidenta del Círculo de Orellana, que profundizan en su trayectoria como autora inconformista del siglo XIX una voz femenina que desafió su tiempo desde Cuba, España y Francia.Y para terminar, nos acercamos a La placita, una iniciativa en el barrio madrileño de Malasaña que aprovecha el fenómeno de Bad Bunny para dar a conocer la cultura de Puerto Rico.Escuchar audio

Nos enlazamos a Puerto Rico con Ed Harvest para hablar de "Me Toca Despedirme de Ti", un sencillo que fusiona rock y salsa con una letra sobre despedidas. Ed nos cuenta cómo nació la colaboración con Montalvo, cómo lograron que la canción trascendiera lo personal para hablar de adicciones, migración y otros tipos de ruptura, y cómo el vídeo grabado en Bolivia expandió esa visión. También hablamos de la identidad del rock puertorriqueño, de la influencia de bandas como Puya y de su próximo álbum por grabarse en Argentina.https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/track/66j2ODu7fxB2Il7WwwdGFthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiElY17sQskhttps://www.instagram.com/edharvest/https://www.tiktok.com/@edharvest

Después de un 2025 de velocidades vertiginosas, el mercado inmobiliario baja revoluciones. El año ha arrancado con una caída del 2,6% en la compra de vivienda y los precios ralentizan su subida. ¿Es un cambio de ciclo o una desaceleración progresiva? Lo analizamos con José García Montalvo, profesor de la UPF. 

Después de un 2025 de velocidades vertiginosas, el mercado inmobiliario baja revoluciones. El año ha arrancado con una caída del 2,6% en la compra de vivienda y los precios ralentizan su subida. ¿Es un cambio de ciclo o una desaceleración progresiva? Lo analizamos con José García Montalvo, profesor de la UPF. 

El catedrático de Economía de la UPF, José García-Montalvo, analiza el récord histórico de precios y la crisis de acceso a la vivienda en España.

Con los precios de la vivienda en máximos históricos y cifras de compraventas que no se veían desde 2008, el último informe de la Cátedra Tecnocasa y la Pompeu Fabra apunta a una desaceleración de la subida de precios de cara a 2026. Lo analizamos con el director de la Cátedra, José García Montalvo.

Con los precios de la vivienda en máximos históricos y cifras de compraventas que no se veían desde 2008, el último informe de la Cátedra Tecnocasa y la Pompeu Fabra apunta a una desaceleración de la subida de precios de cara a 2026. Lo analizamos con el director de la Cátedra, José García Montalvo.

canal.march.esEl acceso a la vivienda es una de las principales preocupaciones para los españoles. La escasez de nueva construcción, la compra por capitales extranjeros, el desvío de viviendas residenciales hacia uso turístico y las dificultades legales han provocado una grave situación de escasa oferta de compra y alquiler. Ante este panorama, varias de las iniciativas políticas buscan agilizar la inversión en obra nueva, con especial énfasis en la vivienda pública, e incentivar un mercado de alquiler más justo y accesible. El catedrático de Economía (UPF) José García Montalvo y el sociólogo Jorge Galindo debaten en esta sesión, moderados por Alejandra Herranz y Lorenzo Milá, acerca de las medidas necesarias para atenuar el problema de la vivienda en España. Asimismo, analizan las consecuencias económicas y sociales para los diferentes sectores sociales afectados y el impacto en los diferentes territorios y ciudades. Los presentadores plantean algunas preguntas propuestas por el público en: lacuestionpalpitante@march.es    Más información de este acto canal.march.es

We spoke with grassroots organizer, Alexander Montalvo, the co-founder of Tarrant 4 Change and The Catalyst Project LLC. He shared with us why this moment in Fort Worth & Tarrant County is so crucial as a key moment of change that requires bold, upapologetic progressive leaders to meet the moment. He also spoke about how one of the best ways that we can bring about the change we need is to uplift diverse voices, and local support grassroot organizers who are doing this work every day.Join the 817 Gather Discord, and follow us on Instagram & TikTok.

This week on bigcitysmalltown, we examine the future of professional classical music in San Antonio in the wake of disruption, dissolution, and ongoing uncertainty for long-standing arts organizations. San Antonio native Paul Montalvo, a former firefighter who now leads Orchestra San Antonio, discusses growing the organization from a $45,000 budget to a projected $2.4 million this year, and the unique model he believes can sustain orchestral music in the city where prior efforts have struggled.Host Cory Ames sits down with Montalvo to address the realities facing professional musicians, the collapse of the San Antonio Symphony, and the Philharmonic's current difficulties, asking whether San Antonio can support and sustain a world-class orchestra—both now and long-term.They discuss:• How Orchestra San Antonio's hybrid model merges performance and education, employing musicians as both performers and artist-educators• The challenges and prospects for funding arts programming outside traditional public education or city infrastructure• The organization's goal to employ 40–50 full-time faculty artists by 2031, and what it would take to make that a reality• The impact and limitations of philanthropy versus tax-funded support for the arts in a rapidly changing city• What other Texas and U.S. cities can—and cannot—teach San Antonio about building sustainable arts infrastructureThis episode offers an unfiltered look at what must change for orchestral music to thrive in San Antonio, and the questions every arts patron, donor, and resident should consider as the city's cultural future is shaped.RECOMMENDED NEXT LISTEN:▶️ #96. How a Baggage Handler Became One of San Antonio's Most Iconic Artists – What does it really take to build a creative life in San Antonio? Host Bob Rivard sits down with Gary Sweeney to uncover how a longtime baggage handler turned his passion for storytelling, humor, and public art into a lasting legacy across the city's landscape—perfect listening for anyone inspired by unconventional journeys and local impact.-- -- CONNECT

Existen dos tipos de problemas en una economía: los problemas de escasez y los problemas de abundancia. Jorge Galindo, que prefiere gestionar el segundo tipo, analiza en Tres millones de viviendas el correcto diseño de una sociedad que lidia mayormente con problemas de abundancia. El libro habla sobre vivienda, pero también habla sobre ciudades, formulándose la única pregunta relevante: ¿por qué algunas ciudades son tan divertidas y agradables y otras tan aburridas y antipáticas?Kapital es posible gracias a sus colaboradores:⁠Thenomba⁠. La escuela que te hará encontrar tu propósito.Thenomba es la escuela que te prepara para encontrar un propósito, no un trabajo.Me han hecho embajador del proyecto y puedo ofrecerte un descuento especial en el precio. Si quieres matricularte, utiliza el código KAPITAL20 para llevarte una rebaja del 20%. 42 oyentes de este podcast ya utilizaron el código en la exitosa edición de diciembre. Si te preguntas si esto encaja contigo, te recomiendo simplemente escuchar los episodios de hace unas semanas con Higinio Marín y Ricardo Piñero. Higinio y Ricardo son dos de los profesores del máster y esas dos entrevistas reflejan la vocación humanista de su programa. Si resuenan en tu cabeza algunas de las ideas en esas conversaciones, entonces Thenomba es para ti.Patrocina Kapital. Toda la información en este link.Índice:0:32 La economía urbana.11:14 El progreso no es resolver todos los problemas, es tener problemas mejores.16:32 Roma es más vivible que Dubai.26:46 Una dinámica inestable y emergente.39:51 Intereses racionales de los vecinos.43:00 Mapa de distancia y tiempo en Amsterdam. 53:34 Los recursos del AVE que no van a Cercanías56:05 Pablo Álvarez Meana. Recuerdo desbloqueado.59:42 Experimentos naturales en el mercado de la vivienda.1:09:54 Supply believers.1:23:39 El PIB por persona empleada.1:30:21 Las ciudades más densas de Europa.1:35:22 El impacto en los precios de la inmigración.1:41:57 El esquema piramidal de la inmigración española.Apuntes:Tres millones de viviendas. Jorge Galindo.El problema de la vivienda. Javier Burón.El triunfo de las ciudades. Edward Glaeser.Tokio emergente. Jorge Almazán.Madrid DF. Fernando Caballero.Piensa claro. Kiko Llaneras.Lo pequeño es hermoso. E.F. Schumacher.Los efectos de la limitación de precios de los alquileres en Cataluña. Joan Monràs & José García-Montalvo & José María Raya.

Estamos en plenas fiestas navideñas, una época –en teoría-- de amor y paz, un tiempo para la reflexión, la unión familiar, la esperanza y la generosidad. Pero también es un estado mental de alta intensidad, un festín neuroquímico y un desafío adaptativo. Hemos hablado de la neurociencia y el espíritu navideño con Juan Lerma, investigador del CSIC en el Instituto de Neurociencias de Alicante (CSIC/UMH) y miembro de la Real Academia de CienciasAdelina Pastor nos ha informado de una investigación del Centro Andaluz de Biología Molecular y Medicina Regenerativa, que ha demostrado que los compuestos ricos en azufre presentes en el ajo aumentan la esperanza y calidad de vida en ratones. Con testimonios de Alejandro Martín Montalvo, autor sénior del estudio. Con Jesús Zamora hemos hecho un curioso experimento mental: imaginarnos a dos personas adultas, de clase media y de un país occidental, una de ellas que viviese a finales del XIX y que fuese transportada 75 años hacia el futuro; y la otra que viviese en la década de 1970, y a la que de pronto la trajéramos al momento actual. La pregunta sería cuál de las dos se hallaría más sorprendida por los cambios que pudiera observar a su alrededor. Y hablando de viajes en el tiempo, con Javier Ablanque hemos viajado a la batalla de Lepanto para ver cómo se las apañó Cervantes y conocer la física que hay detrás de los ungüentos aplicados en las heridas.Escuchar audio

Listen to this exclusive Techno DJ Mix set by Jesus Montalvo. Download Jesus Montalvo – We Are Resonance WAM Series for free. Subscribe to listen to Techno music DJ Mix, Tech House music, Deep House, Acid Techno, and Minimal Techno.

Un café con Nelly se une al podcast Oasis de Amor, de Sandy Caldera con un invitado super especial, David Montalvo. Hicimos el compromiso de hacer un capítulo al mes para compartir con todos y que como dice Sandy "también lo bueno se comparte". Disfrutalo con un rico café.

Miggy Montavo is one of the best O-Lineman/D-Linemen in the state of Massachusetts. A four year starter in the Nashoba Tech, he has been a true leader both on and off the field. Every time I've seen him play live, he is the most dominant player on the field. As Nashoba Tech makes another playoff run as the overall #1 seed in D8, Miggy will be a big factor in their success the 2nd half of the season!

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Send us a textIn this episode of Shine On Success, host Dionne Malush sits down with Gary Montalvo, a leadership and business coach who blends strategy with soul. Together, they unpack what it truly means to lead from your values, stay authentic through uncertainty, and build a business that doesn't just make money, but makes sense.Gary shares his personal journey from creative director to transformational coach, offering real stories of failure, resilience, and self-discovery. He opens up about finding his voice, leading with authenticity, and helping purpose-driven entrepreneurs move from overwhelm to empowerment.This episode is a reminder that real leadership isn't about having it all figured out, it's about having the courage to keep showing up, even when you don't know what's next.Tune in for an honest, heartfelt conversation that will leave you inspired to step into your own version of leadership, with integrity, intention, and heart.Connect with Gary here:Website: https://www.garymontalvo.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/garymontalvo/Support the showConnect with Dionne Malush Instagram: @dionnerealtyonepgh LinkedIN: /in/dionnemalush Website: www.dionnemalush.com Facebook: /dmalush LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/dionnemalush

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In this episode, we have the privilege of learning from Officer Vic Montalvo, a seasoned law enforcement professional who brings a unique, compassionate approach to serving as a School Resource Officer. We explore the vital role empathy, relationship-building, and genuine care play in creating safe, positive educational environments for students and staff alike. By prioritizing learning over punishment and investing deeply in the well-being of children and their families, Officer Vic demonstrates how law enforcement can profoundly impact communities beyond enforcement alone. Join us as we uncover powerful lessons on trust, leadership, and human connection that can transform the way we work with young people and support our communities.Timestamps: (00:00) - Introducing Officer Vic Montalvo and his background in law enforcement.(01:29) - Importance of school resource officers who want to work with kids.(04:43) - Host shares personal experiences with school resource officers.(07:31) - Officer Vic explains how building relationships with students is key.(10:14) - Early career influence from working school outreach in New York City.(16:28) - Gaining trust and integrating with school staff and community.(21:22) - Connecting kids with positive activities and community sponsors.(25:10) - Impact of empathy and prioritizing learning over punishment.(31:56) - Teaching students to take responsibility and tell the truth.(38:05) - Advice for authority figures working with children: be genuine and empathetic.Links and Resources:Police | Town of Waxhaw, NC - https://www.waxhaw.com/government/departments/policevmontalvo@waxhaw.comSponsor Links:InQuasive: http://www.inquasive.com/Humintell: Body Language - Reading People - HumintellEnter Code INQUASIVE25 for 25% discount on your online training purchase.International Association of Interviewers: Home (certifiedinterviewer.com)Podcast Production Services by EveryWord Media

Explores the relationship between the production of enslaved property and the production of the past in the antebellum United States. It is extraordinarily difficult for historians to reconstruct the lives of individual enslaved people. Records--where they exist--are often fragmentary, biased, or untrue. In Enslaved Archives: Slavery, Law, and the Production of the Past (Johns Hopkins UP, 2024), Maria R. Montalvo investigates the legal records, including contracts and court records, that American antebellum enslavers produced and preserved to illuminate enslavers' capitalistic motivations for shaping the histories of enslaved people. The documentary archive was not simply a by-product of the business of slavery, but also a necessary tool that enslavers used to exploit the people they enslaved. Building on Montalvo's analysis of more than 18,000 sets of court records, Enslaved Archives is a close study of what we can and cannot learn about enslaved individuals from the written record. By examining five lawsuits in Louisiana, Montalvo deconstructs enslavers' cases--the legal arguments and rhetorical strategies they used to produce information and shape perceptions of enslaved people. Commodifying enslaved people was not simply a matter of effectively exploiting their labor. Enslavers also needed to control information about those people. Enslavers' narratives--carefully manipulated, prone to omissions, and sometimes false--often survive as the only account of an enslaved individual's life. In working to historicize the people at the center of enslavers' manipulations, Montalvo outlines the possibilities and limits of the archive, providing a glimpse of the historical and contemporary consequences of commodification. Enslaved Archives makes a significant intervention in the history of enslaved people, legal history, and the history of slavery and capitalism by adding a qualitative dimension to the analysis of how enslavers created and maintained power. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/african-american-studies

Explores the relationship between the production of enslaved property and the production of the past in the antebellum United States. It is extraordinarily difficult for historians to reconstruct the lives of individual enslaved people. Records--where they exist--are often fragmentary, biased, or untrue. In Enslaved Archives: Slavery, Law, and the Production of the Past (Johns Hopkins UP, 2024), Maria R. Montalvo investigates the legal records, including contracts and court records, that American antebellum enslavers produced and preserved to illuminate enslavers' capitalistic motivations for shaping the histories of enslaved people. The documentary archive was not simply a by-product of the business of slavery, but also a necessary tool that enslavers used to exploit the people they enslaved. Building on Montalvo's analysis of more than 18,000 sets of court records, Enslaved Archives is a close study of what we can and cannot learn about enslaved individuals from the written record. By examining five lawsuits in Louisiana, Montalvo deconstructs enslavers' cases--the legal arguments and rhetorical strategies they used to produce information and shape perceptions of enslaved people. Commodifying enslaved people was not simply a matter of effectively exploiting their labor. Enslavers also needed to control information about those people. Enslavers' narratives--carefully manipulated, prone to omissions, and sometimes false--often survive as the only account of an enslaved individual's life. In working to historicize the people at the center of enslavers' manipulations, Montalvo outlines the possibilities and limits of the archive, providing a glimpse of the historical and contemporary consequences of commodification. Enslaved Archives makes a significant intervention in the history of enslaved people, legal history, and the history of slavery and capitalism by adding a qualitative dimension to the analysis of how enslavers created and maintained power. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Explores the relationship between the production of enslaved property and the production of the past in the antebellum United States. It is extraordinarily difficult for historians to reconstruct the lives of individual enslaved people. Records--where they exist--are often fragmentary, biased, or untrue. In Enslaved Archives: Slavery, Law, and the Production of the Past (Johns Hopkins UP, 2024), Maria R. Montalvo investigates the legal records, including contracts and court records, that American antebellum enslavers produced and preserved to illuminate enslavers' capitalistic motivations for shaping the histories of enslaved people. The documentary archive was not simply a by-product of the business of slavery, but also a necessary tool that enslavers used to exploit the people they enslaved. Building on Montalvo's analysis of more than 18,000 sets of court records, Enslaved Archives is a close study of what we can and cannot learn about enslaved individuals from the written record. By examining five lawsuits in Louisiana, Montalvo deconstructs enslavers' cases--the legal arguments and rhetorical strategies they used to produce information and shape perceptions of enslaved people. Commodifying enslaved people was not simply a matter of effectively exploiting their labor. Enslavers also needed to control information about those people. Enslavers' narratives--carefully manipulated, prone to omissions, and sometimes false--often survive as the only account of an enslaved individual's life. In working to historicize the people at the center of enslavers' manipulations, Montalvo outlines the possibilities and limits of the archive, providing a glimpse of the historical and contemporary consequences of commodification. Enslaved Archives makes a significant intervention in the history of enslaved people, legal history, and the history of slavery and capitalism by adding a qualitative dimension to the analysis of how enslavers created and maintained power. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history

Explores the relationship between the production of enslaved property and the production of the past in the antebellum United States. It is extraordinarily difficult for historians to reconstruct the lives of individual enslaved people. Records--where they exist--are often fragmentary, biased, or untrue. In Enslaved Archives: Slavery, Law, and the Production of the Past (Johns Hopkins UP, 2024), Maria R. Montalvo investigates the legal records, including contracts and court records, that American antebellum enslavers produced and preserved to illuminate enslavers' capitalistic motivations for shaping the histories of enslaved people. The documentary archive was not simply a by-product of the business of slavery, but also a necessary tool that enslavers used to exploit the people they enslaved. Building on Montalvo's analysis of more than 18,000 sets of court records, Enslaved Archives is a close study of what we can and cannot learn about enslaved individuals from the written record. By examining five lawsuits in Louisiana, Montalvo deconstructs enslavers' cases--the legal arguments and rhetorical strategies they used to produce information and shape perceptions of enslaved people. Commodifying enslaved people was not simply a matter of effectively exploiting their labor. Enslavers also needed to control information about those people. Enslavers' narratives--carefully manipulated, prone to omissions, and sometimes false--often survive as the only account of an enslaved individual's life. In working to historicize the people at the center of enslavers' manipulations, Montalvo outlines the possibilities and limits of the archive, providing a glimpse of the historical and contemporary consequences of commodification. Enslaved Archives makes a significant intervention in the history of enslaved people, legal history, and the history of slavery and capitalism by adding a qualitative dimension to the analysis of how enslavers created and maintained power. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/law

Play It Again, Sam: Repetition in the Arts (MIT, 2025) por Samuel Jay Keyser (MIT) aporta un profundo y matizado análisis de cómo la repetición funciona como herramienta creativa, como componente de la cognición y de las emociones, y como tanto, una dimensión de la experiencia humana. En este encuentro, Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera, Lilliam Larregoity Pérez y William Pabón Montalvo profundizan sobre la repetición desde tres acercamientos disciplinarios: las artes, la música y las letras. Dialogan de conceptos como la trascendencia y la belleza, lo que genera la creación, y, asimismo, la estructura de la improvisación en diferentes plasmaciones culturales. Conversación realzada por Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera, Catedrático de Humanidades, Universidad de Puerto Rico-Mayagüez (UPR-M), Lilliam Larregoity Pérez profesora de Artes Plásticas de la UPR-M, y William Pabón Montalvo, profesor de Música de la UPR-M. Este podcast y el Instituto Nuevos Horizontes son patrocinados por la Mellon Foundation. Temas, textos, personas y conceptos mencionados: Heidi Landecker, The Chronicle of Higher EducationCarlos Pérez AgustíMilton GlaserColectivo Casa Tomada, Cuenca, EcuadorJeffrey Herlihy-Mera: “Letter from Madrid: Where Hemingway Meets Cervantes”Pensar con el oído, pensar con la piel (y todos los sentidos)La estructura de la espontaneidadCómo los seres humanos aprenden de la repeticiónMotivos melódicos“Usar la repetición como vehículo de acceder los sentidos del oyente.” -Pabón Montalvo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Play It Again, Sam: Repetition in the Arts (MIT, 2025) por Samuel Jay Keyser (MIT) aporta un profundo y matizado análisis de cómo la repetición funciona como herramienta creativa, como componente de la cognición y de las emociones, y como tanto, una dimensión de la experiencia humana. En este encuentro, Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera, Lilliam Larregoity Pérez y William Pabón Montalvo profundizan sobre la repetición desde tres acercamientos disciplinarios: las artes, la música y las letras. Dialogan de conceptos como la trascendencia y la belleza, lo que genera la creación, y, asimismo, la estructura de la improvisación en diferentes plasmaciones culturales. Conversación realzada por Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera, Catedrático de Humanidades, Universidad de Puerto Rico-Mayagüez (UPR-M), Lilliam Larregoity Pérez profesora de Artes Plásticas de la UPR-M, y William Pabón Montalvo, profesor de Música de la UPR-M. Este podcast y el Instituto Nuevos Horizontes son patrocinados por la Mellon Foundation. Temas, textos, personas y conceptos mencionados: Heidi Landecker, The Chronicle of Higher EducationCarlos Pérez AgustíMilton GlaserColectivo Casa Tomada, Cuenca, EcuadorJeffrey Herlihy-Mera: “Letter from Madrid: Where Hemingway Meets Cervantes”Pensar con el oído, pensar con la piel (y todos los sentidos)La estructura de la espontaneidadCómo los seres humanos aprenden de la repeticiónMotivos melódicos“Usar la repetición como vehículo de acceder los sentidos del oyente.” -Pabón Montalvo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

La riqueza ritmica de la música popular cubana, así como la temprana presencia de los artistas de la Isla en numerosos escenarios del mundo, sumado el respaldo comercial de las disqueras norteamericanas, convirtieron a Cuba (aún sin poseer una industria discográfica propia) en un sólido referente musical. "El Manisero" de Moisés Simons se convertía en el pregón más famoso del mundo; Nilo Menéndez esbozaba el bolero canción con "Aquellos ojos verdes " y la "Serenata cubana" de Gonzalo Roig llegaba a París con un nuevo título: "Quiéreme mucho". Para 1935 el salto tecnológico que había significado, a comienzos de la década anterior, el empleo de los primeros micrófonos eléctricos trajo consigo más posibilidades de difusión, además de un notable incremento de la calidad de sonido. El tránsito de las grabaciones acústicas registradas en los llamados discos "ortofónicos" a los registros con microfonía eléctrica, brindó a los melómanos fidelidad y color, abriendo además un nuevo horizonte donde las producciones cinematográficas con la temática musical alcanzaron primerísimos lugares. Unos minutos más en compañía de Gardel y algunos de aquellos tangos con los que conquistó a la fanaticada cubana desde las salas cinematográficas luego de firmar contrato de exclusividad con el emporio norteamericano Paramount. Su honda presencia en la memoria afectiva de los cubanos nos permite acercarnos al gran Eligio Sardiñas Montalvo, el inmenso boxer negro, nacido en la barriada del Cerro, que conquistó fama y gloria con sus puños con el sobrenombre de "Kid Chocolate". Alguna vez lo entrevistó Antonio García, notable coleccionista, periodista, investigador y fiel defensor del tango en la isla. Y a propósito del Kid Chocolate los próximos minutos los dedicamos a otras figuras del deporte cubano cuya grandeza los hizo merecedores del homenaje artístico musical de sus contemporáneos. Volvemos al ring con el campeón de los pesos pesados Geraldo Ramos Ponciano, mejor conocido como el Niño Valdés. Llega su recuerdo con una simpática estampa, original del guionista y escritor Arturo Liendo, a la manera del acuarelista de la poesía afro antillana: Luis Carbonell. El ambiente beisbolero de los años 40, marcado por el enfrentamiento entre "Habanistas" y "Almendaristas", llega con el Conjunto "Matamoros". Cuarteta vocal de lujo: Miguel, Siro, Juana María Casas "La Mariposa" y un juvenil Carlos Embale. Seguimos con aquellos formidables conjuntos soneros. Roberto Faz, Roberto Espí y Rolito Rodríguez con el Conjunto Casino del año 1954 nos traen de vuelta a Orestes "Minnie" Miñoso, el "Cometa Cubano" que llegó a las Grandes Ligas. Le seguirá el peso mediano Gerardo González Hernández bautizado como Kid Gavilán, quien a mediados de los años 50 probó suerte como bailarín. Presentaciones en directo del Conjunto Casino: "Miñoso al bate" y "El mambo de Gavilán". Desde Barcelona es un gusto volver a disfrutar del arte de la trovadora y compositora Mane Ferret. Trova cubana de la buena sin importar la distancia. Voz, sentimiento y guitarra haciendo girar la rueda del incesante devenir de la música popular cubana. Con un grupo de sones, boleros y guarachas recordamos el natalicio del guitarrista y compositor cienfueguero Rafael Ortíz. Bien conocido en el ambiente musical de los años 30 del siglo XX con el sobrenombre de "Mañungo" entregó sus mejores años al emblema sonero, desarrollando al frente del Septeto Nacional de Ignacio Piñeiro una labor trascendental. Mañungo falleció en La Habana el 29 de diciembre de 1994. Había nacido en Cienfuegos el 20 de junio de 1908.

This episode of the Taproom Podcast features a lively discussion with Victor Montalvo from Boomtown Brewery, nestled in the vibrant Arts District of LA. Host Mike chats with Victor about his fascinating journey into the craft beer industry, starting from his early experiences at Indie Brewing Company to his current role as the director of sales at Boomtown. Dive into the intricacies of brewing with insights from Victor as he shares stories about Boomtown's unique beer lineup, the brewery's close-knit community, and the artistic inspiration behind their can designs. Discover the challenges and triumphs of managing beer sales, understanding customer preferences, and maintaining quality across their beloved core products and experimental brews. The conversation also explores the resilience and innovation required to navigate post-pandemic shifts in the beer industry. From discussions about Dodgers-themed beer nights to the influence of LA's graffiti culture on Boomtown's branding, this episode offers a comprehensive glimpse into the heart of the brewery scene in Los Angeles. Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast or just curious about the behind-the-scenes of brewery operations, this episode is sure to entertain and inform. Cheers!

Después del éxito del último episodio, donde comentaba las historias reales de los sueldos y gastos de dos parejas jóvenes en Estados Unidos, aquí va otro podcast medio improvisado donde os comento el testimonio de una mujer jubilada a los 58 años en Estados Unidos. Su historia me sirve de excusa para hablaros un poco del concepto de "jubilación" en este país y qué diferencias culturales veo con España. Tenéis el episodio completo en nuestro canal de Patreon: Aló Miami Patreon | Vídeos, podcasts, microclases de inglés y mucho más Muchas gracias por apoyarnos por allí.PS. Estos dos últimos episodios han nacido de las sugerencias de los #fólogüersdecalidad de Patreon a raíz de una recomendación que hice de un podcast en inglés sobre el dinero en Estados Unidos. Es probable que haya más, pero solo será así si ellos quieren y serán sobre los temas que ellos pidan. Si quieres unirte a la comunidad y hacer más episodios posibles gracias a tu apoyo, ánimos y sugerencias, nosotros te lo agradecemos muchísimo.El podcast Aló Miami: Desmitificando EE.UU. está escrito y producido por solo dos personas: Belén Montalvo y Adam Moss (Yankimarido). También puedes seguirnos por redes (sobre todo en Instagram): @alo_miami

Los valores éticos son la estructura que toda persona construye desde la niñez y le van dando la materia prima, para darle sentido a las acciones, decisiones y posiciones - personales y colectivas- a lo largo de su vida. Y nuestro ‘deber' en la vida no es otro que actuar en consecuencia con nuestras posiciones y actuando con la verdad, para fortalecer la justicia, la convivencia y la fraternidad. La ética no trata de lo que es, sino de lo que debe de ser. Y no es una materia ausente de nuestra cotidianidad, por el contrario, tiene relación directa en cuanto a si aprobamos o no, compartimos o no, enjuiciamos o no temas tan relevantes como la migración de personas, su religión, su orientación sexual, el color de su piel o su adherencia política. En tiempos de polarización, desigualdad estructural, promoción de la violencia y de los discursos de odio contra los otros, de discursos políticos, de la desinformación que nos pone a dudar y a encontrar respuestas en otras interpretaciones de la realidad, el ancla y las velas de nuestros valores deben ayudarnos a navegar. Vivimos sumidos en la distorsión de nuestros acuerdos básicos para relacionarnos, la frustración que no se logra resolver, la irrupción del populismo y de grupos de ultraderecha, los impactos vinculados al cambio climático y los conflictos bélicos que vivimos en tiempo real que se suman a la revolución tecnológica y digital, que podrían cambiar nuestras percepciones y definiciones Este momento de la historia nos obliga a enfocar, cómo la ética como disciplina nos debe ayudar a enfrentar los riesgos que le suponen la degradación de la dignidad humana, el deterioro de las libertades fundamentales, reforzar la defensa de los todos los derechos humanos de todas las personas y proteger la democracia Para tratar estas perspectivas tan provocadoras conversaremos con el abogado en derecho constitucional, presidente del Comité de Bioética de España, Federico de Montalvo. 

Una semana mas y la ultima tormenta de la temporada que desempolva una vieja historia llena de misterio. ¿Qué le pasó a la familia Montalvo? En realidad se los llevó el viento o habrán acabado con su maldición. Esta historia deja muchas preguntas abiertas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Doy por finalizada la saga "Vigilantes" con este último episodio en el que os hablo de las milicias de Estados Unidos. Espero que os guste. Si quieres apoyar la creación y mantenimiento de este podcast autoproducido e independiente, puedes suscribirte a nuestro canal de Patreon de Aló Miami, donde todos los meses publicamos vídeos y podcasts nuevos y super interesantes sobre distintos aspectos de la cultura estadounidense. Este es el enlace: Aló Miami Patreon | Vídeos, podcasts, microclases de inglés y mucho más¡Muchas gracias!Belén Montalvo & Adam Moss

My conversation with Chris Montalvo, a high level jiu-jitsu competitor, who died on the jiu-jitsu mats only to bounce back more driven and dedicated than ever. Check out his IG: @heartbeat_jiujitsu to follow his journey!Check out my jiu-jitsu photography at @porradaphotography#jiujitsu

Hablemos de salud holística con los Boricuas Barefoot Doctors José Raúl Cepeda y Michelle Estrada conversan con la Dra. Elizama Montalvo, Legna Vargas y Wilka Roig de Boricuas Barefoot Doctors Segmento 1 Michelle nos pone al día de los eventos del pasado fin de semana en Casa Pueblo. Damos la bienvenida a las invitadas. Hablamos con la Dra. Montalvo sobre orígenes de BBD. Segmento 2 Michelle explora con la Dra. Vargas sobre el origen de los BBD en la crisis post huracán María y como compara con la situación actual (2025). Prácticas para manejo de estrés y ansiedad que tan alta se han mantenido en Puerto Rico desde el 2017. Segmento 3 Wilka Roig nos habla del “Death Café” un proyecto q invita reflexionar sobre la mortalidad. Existe necesidad de aceptar que las diferentes etapas de la vida se van superando, pero cada etapa tiene un cierre. Diferentes grupos aceptan o manejan el tema de diferentes maneras. Segmento 4 ¿Cómo se integran la conciencia de la muerte y los ejercicios y prácticas tipo Tai Chi a los BBD? Sábado 17/mayo Taller de la Playa de Antonio Martorell, calle Salmón #54 entrando por la calle Morena desde las 9AM.

Advertencia: en esta tercera parte de nuestra saga sobre la cultura de la vigilancia se describen cosas muy feas: hay asesinatos, pederastia, violencia gratuita y suicidio.Todos, obviamente, son hechos reales ocurridos en Estados Unidos.---Podcast escrito, grabado, producido, editado y publicado por Belén Montalvo y Adam Moss.Si quieres ayudarnos y tener acceso a muchos más podcasts y vídeos sobre la cultura estadounidense, suscríbete a nuestro canal de Patreon.¡Gracias por tu apoyo!

What if the only thing standing between you and the business you actually want is you?In this firecracker of an episode, I sit down with leadership coach and mindset magician Gary Montalvo, who serves up truth bombs about personal responsibility, entrepreneurial avoidance, and why waiting for Oprah (or referrals) is not a strategy.This episode is a loving kick in the pants for every creative, coach, or small biz owner who's stuck in "busy" but not making real moves. Gary's blend of heart, humor, and no-BS wisdom will leave you thinking way differently about your business and yourself.About Gary Montalvo:For almost two decades, Gary Montalvo has been a powerhouse behind business strategies and leadership programs for numerous entrepreneurs, startups and corporations. Most recently he worked with LimeLife by Alcone as the Chief Growth Officer, where he worked on the sales and recruitment strategies for the company globally.He has delivered hundreds of speeches, workshops, and trainings to audiences internationally and is also the host of The Ownership Game Podcast. He brings a contagious authentic energy to his audiences that's not just feel good, but practical and implementable. Tune into this episode to hear:Why ownership is the real secret to momentumHow to stop pretending you're “confused” and start making movesThe sneaky ways entrepreneurs avoid what really mattersWhy your monkey brain is sabotaging you—and what to do about itHow to follow up, show up, and sell without being creepyLearn more about Gary Montalvo:WebsiteInstagram: @garymontalvoYouTube: @GaryMontalvoCoachingThe Ownership Game PodcastResources:No BS Agencies MasteryThe Price to Freedom Calculator™No BS LaunchpadNo BS Agency Owners Free Facebook GroupStart reading the first chapter of my bookPiasilva.com

¿De verdad es TAN sorprendente que Luigi Mangione se convirtiera, tras asesinar a Brian Thompson en plena calle, en un héroe popular?Yo creo que no.Esta es la primera parte (de un total de cuatro) de la Saga Vigilantes: un repaso por las distintas ramificaciones que componen la cultura de la vigilancia en Estados Unidos.Espero que te guste. ----Todos los episodios del podcast Aló Miami: Desmitificando EE.UU. están escritos, grabados, editados y producidos por Belén Montalvo y Adam Moss.Si quieres apoyarnos y acceder a muchos más episodios en exclusiva, puedes apuntarte a nuestro canal de Patreon. 

Tricia Montalvo Timm rose to the top of her game in The Legal Department, hiding her true identity as a Latina and mother of two. For years, she led legal teams and served on the executive teams of several companies "passing" as white, but not realizing the impact this would have on her. All that changed when she interviewed for a general counsel position at data analytics company, Looker, and allowed her true identity to shine through. A natural leader, Tricia started the company's diversity and inclusion program, serving as its executive sponsor. After leading a $2.6 billion transaction to sell the company to Google, Tricia wrote "Embrace the Power of You, Owning Your Identity at Work," to help others live their true identity and flourish in their careers in life.In this episode, Tricia shares advice for:How to create an environment that supports all employees and builds a cohesive team;How to be a sponsor and help others reach their career aspirations; andHow the General Counsel can address inappropriate comments and navigate uncomfortable situationsNow a board member at top SaaS company, Salsify, Tricia shares how lawyers can overcome the identity of "lawyer" and land a corporate board seat. She also answers a sticky Office Hours question about how to deal with friction between a GC and their C-suite peer.