Podcasts about nevada governor steve sisolak

Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak sits down with UNLV Nursing to discuss trending topics in Nevada nursing, including why Nevada would benefit from joining the Nursing Licensure Compact and the best ways to address nursing shortages.

Guests: Nevada Congresswoman Dina Titus, Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak, and Former Nevada GOP Candidate for Governor Joey Gilbert Follow Brian on Twitter @pushing Limitslv

The U.S. Supreme Court leaves a 65-mile gas pipeline in western Illinois in limbo, and Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak calls for investment in our planet.

The U.S. Supreme Court leaves a 65-mile gas pipeline in western Illinois in limbo, and Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak calls for investment in our planet.

Joined by James from We The People Radio and Justin from Cannabis and Combat we get into Justin's viral run in with Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak, inflation, Ukraine, conspiracies and more! Buckle up because this is a wild one!    We The People Radio WPRUSA.COM Instagram: @We.The.People.Radio @WPRUSA_ @We.The.People.Radio.2.0 Gab:  @ We_The_People_Radio Facebook: @WPRUSA    Cannabis and Combat Cannabisandcombat.com Instagram: Cannabis and Combat   Both shows on all podcast platforms and the Patriot Podcast Network on Roku TV!   The Great Divide Podcast with Alan Jacoby Website: Podcast | The Great Divide Podcast with Alan Jacoby (thegreatdivide1776.com) Find the show on the Patriot Podcast Network on Roku TV! FOLLOW THE PODCAST! LIKE! COMMENT! SHARE! Facebook: @TheGreatDividePodcast Instagram: @thegreatdividepodcast Twitter: @TGDAlanJacoby YouTube: The Great Divide Podcast with Alan Jacoby Support The Show! Check out the Freedom Shop for awesome patriotic merch! Freedomshop76.com  Support The Show! Venmo & PayPal @TheGreatDivide1776 www.buymeacoffee.com/Thegreatdivide I want to hear from you! Agree, disagree, let me know! Email me at, Thegreatdivide1776@gmail.com Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe. Thanks! Thanks for listening! Spewing Freedom all over American's faces one podcast at a time.

Jonathan and Lisa welcome a very special guest: Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak. They discuss how the Milwaukee native got to Las Vegas in the 1970s, and stayed  - establishing a successful marketing business that lasted more than 30 years. He traces his transition to public service and how his first term has been defined by the Covid pandemic. And the governor discusses his efforts to diversify the state's economy so it's not as dependent on the hospitality industry.

 A video is circulating on social media showing Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak and First Lady Kathy Sisolak being harassed in a hostile encounter with at least two men at a Las Vegas restaurant. In the video, a man asks to take a picture with the governor, poses for a selfie, then goes on a rant. we go back and forth over how to approach these kinds of situations and whats acceptable while confronting our politicians. We take a quick look at the world's fair. a large international exhibition designed to showcase achievements of nations. These exhibitions vary in character and are held in different parts of the world at a specific site for a period of time, ranging usually from three to six months.    Pardon My American podcast (PMA) is an opinion-based podcast that explores local and global politics, entertainment, paranormal, and culture all while having a good laugh. They keep things lighthearted as they dive into touchy subjects that inspire you to think and ask questions.   Support Our Sponsors (Use Promo Code PARDON) ► Lucy ► Aura   Support Our Show ► Website ► Buy Merch ► Patreon   Follow Our Show ► YouTube ► Instagram ► Telegram ► Rumble

 A video is circulating on social media showing Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak and First Lady Kathy Sisolak being harassed in a hostile encounter with at least two men at a Las Vegas restaurant. In the video, a man asks to take a picture with the governor, poses for a selfie, then goes on a rant. we go back and forth over how to approach these kinds of situations and whats acceptable while confronting our politicians. We take a quick look at the world's fair. a large international exhibition designed to showcase achievements of nations. These exhibitions vary in character and are held in different parts of the world at a specific site for a period of time, ranging usually from three to six months.    Pardon My American podcast (PMA) is an opinion-based podcast that explores local and global politics, entertainment, paranormal, and culture all while having a good laugh. They keep things lighthearted as they dive into touchy subjects that inspire you to think and ask questions.   Support Our Sponsors (Use Promo Code PARDON) ► Lucy ► Aura   Support Our Show ► Website ► Buy Merch ► Patreon   Follow Our Show ► YouTube ► Instagram ► Telegram ► Rumble

Listen to our archived episodes: RadioPublic|LibSyn|YouTube Support the show: Patreon|PayPal: 1x or monthly|Square Cash * If you didn't pick up your pączki early today, before David Waldman went live this morning, you blew it. You know that when the good bakery over by the pierogi factory runs out, you'll just need to take your heathen walk of shame over to some “supermarket”. Russia needs to give up Vladimir Putin, and not just for Lent. Americans and Canadians volunteer to fight for Ukraine. Shell is pulling investments in Russian oil and gas. World soccer's FIFA is banning Russia from the World Cup. The International Judo Federation is kicking fanboy Putin out. The International Taekwondo Organization is taking Vlad's fake black belt away. That's got to hurt! Ukraine's application to join the European Union is being fast-tracked, which qualifies them for the fighter jet discount. Meanwhile, Ukraine is fierce, Russia is fubar, and Aeroflot is still lost over Canada. Putin's even lost his “Uber for invading sovereign countries” app. In Russia, hackers troll Russians.  Vladimir Putin is an awful winner, but a horrible loser, and none of this is cheering him up. More brutality, perhaps a few war crimes, and yes, even that isn't off the table now that Vlad feels cornered. You know Russia's preoccupied when they can't maintain their fake "grassroots" movements in the US anymore. Facebook and Twitter pulled their anti-Ukrainian disinformation accounts. People have spotted that Russian fake anti-Ukrainians are in fact fake people. The real anti-Ukrainians are at their borders, hassling and assaulting African and Indian students. Donald Trump senses that this is the time to take credit for everything. Joan McCarter recalls how it really went down. Ukraine is top of the to-do list for Congress, who now regrets putting off all their other chores to this week too. Ketanji Brown Jackson has been selected by Joe Biden to fill a Supreme Court seat, so expect to be sickened by the usual GQP Senators. Louis DeJoy spent $6 billion on 6 mpg delivery trucks and laughs himself to sleep each night. Lunatic Justin Andersch wondered why Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak and his wife didn't have security when at a local restaurant. Sisolak and others are wondering that today.

On February 26, Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak formally proposed legislation that would authorize Techno-Governments. The legislation would allow companies working in innovative areas such as blockchain, Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, etc., to be granted the authority of a County Government for tracts of virgin land greater than 50,000 acres. This would mean big tech companies can establish smart cities from the ground up, and control judicial, educational, police and other county level governing authorities. In this Exopolitics Today Podcast, Dr. Michael Salla discusses the proposed Bill, and why it makes the need for "full disclosure" more urgent than ever before.

Only twice in recent history, has Las Vegas seen a so-called "shutdown" of the famed Vegas Strip. In November 1963, casinos closed their doors for a National Day of Mourning following the assassination of then-US President John F. Kennedy.  That closure lasted about 17 hours and even then, only a few casinos took part with several just shutting down their gaming areas for the duration of the funeral - about 3 hours. The next shutdown would happen 57 years later...and last much MUCH longer. Due to the rapid spread of the COVID-19 virus, Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak issued a directive ordering a month-long closure of all non-essential businesses as well as a freeze on all gaming & gambling, effective March 18, 2020.  This essentially brought Las Vegas to a screeching halt. Originally slated to last 30 days, the total shutdown lasted almost 90 days. To say the effects of the closure were "devastating" for the people who live & work in Las Vegas would be the understatement of the century.  And, due to ongoing restrictions & limitations, the effects are still being felt to this day - almost 10 months later. Joining me for this episode of the podcast is C. Regi Rodgers, the Managing Partner & Director of Entertainment for Connoisseur Entertainment and Action Shot Productions.  Regi & his partner, Stephen Cibo are behind a new documentary called "Closed For Business", which gets up close & personal with the people who've been hit hardest by COVID-19 in Las Vegas. Regi & I chatted about the inspiration behind the production, some of the stories shared by people appearing in the documentary and much more. Be sure to check out the trailer for "Closed For Business" and follow Regi & his team on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. And if you'd like to help get "Closed For Business" completed & released, become a backer on INDIEGOGO.

Chris goes one on one with Former VP Al Gore on Trump’s assault on science despite wildfires, hurricanes, and coronavirus pandemic. Then, Chris talks with Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak about absentee voting. Chris wraps up the show with Harvard Epidemiologist, Dr. Michael Mina on testing the coronavirus vaccine and back to school season.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Chris goes one on one with Former VP Al Gore on Trump’s assault on science despite wildfires, hurricanes, and coronavirus pandemic. Then, Chris talks with Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak about absentee voting. Chris wraps up the show with Harvard Epidemiologist, Dr. Michael Mina on testing the coronavirus vaccine and back to school season.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

A 5-minuted version of Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak's pre-Labor Day press conference - with a bit of commentary.

For a woman entering the male-dominated field of medicine in the 1960s and 70s, it's been a winding journey of perseverance and possibilities for Trudy Larson, M.D. No list of Nevada medicine leaders and pioneers would be complete without Dr. Larson. A longtime role model, advocate for women, immunizations and public health policy, she serves as dean of the University's School of Community Health Sciences and was named by Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak earlier this year to his COVID-19 Medical Advisory Team. Host: David Stipech Episode S01E03 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unevadareno/message

Do you see shades of the Third Reich in the Covid lockdown? Plus reactions to Frank's open letter to Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak.

An effort to recall Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak has failed. The effort came nowhere near close to the needed signatures to succeed. For this episode, Don Dike Anukam interviews Wayne Thorley with the Nevada Secretary of State's Office.Hundreds of businesses in the greater Reno area faced complaints from employees. Lucia Starbuck spoke with Craig Madole with the Nevada Chapter of the Associated General Contractors. Lastly, Lucia has been investigating the COVID-19 outbreak at Arbors Memory Care in Sparks. Six staff members and 32 residents tested positive for COVID-19, and three residents died. We discuss her reporting and what she's discovered.Don Dike Anukam and Lucia Starbuck contributed to this episode.Support the show (https://thisisreno.com/subscribe/)

Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve is echoing Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak's directive this week ordering people to stay at home. It's the only way, they said, to reduce the impact of COVID19. We hear from both of them about what's being done in the Silver State to deal with COVID-19.Also: The news media, particularly small, independent outlets, are suffering as a result of COVID-19. The Reno News & Review recently announced it was ending publication after decades of printing its weekly in Northern Nevada. The problem with news outlets going out of business is that when people need information, they frequently turn to news sources. Hear what Schieve and Sisolak said about this concern.Lastly, the Washoe County Health District continues to be tight-lipped with information about COVID-19. District health officer Kevin Dick refused to answer questions from a Reno Gazette-Journal reporter. We report on what happened and why transparency is important, not just for reporters, but for other local governments. Episode cover image: Gov. Steve Sisolak discusses measures to help the public with housing stability amid the COVID-19 public health crisis at a press conference at the Grant Sawyer Building in Las Vegas, Sunday, March 29, 2020. (Rachel Aston/Las Vegas Review-Journal/Pool) @rookie__rae.Support the show (https://thisisreno.com/subscribe/)

"This is not the time to try to find loopholes."Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak said the picture is grim but hopeful as the Silver State deals with fallout from COVID-19. Here in Reno, we've seen restaurants, bars and casinos shuttered. Now, the governor is saying that if a business is not essential, it may face criminal penalties if it does not immediately close. The impacts to businesses facing closure remains to be seen. What is clear is that with increasingly vacant buildings, law enforcement has stepped up patrols. Washoe County Sheriff Darin Balaam spoke a press conference and said law enforcement is stepping up patrols. We also hear from Sisolak's most recent, virtual press conference where he outlines why Nevada, like the rest of the world, is making such drastic decisions.Support the show (https://thisisreno.com/subscribe/)

Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak's full press conference on closing non-essential businesses in Nevada. March 17, 2020.Support the show (https://thisisreno.com/subscribe/)