Podcasts about ohio state representative

The fellas recap the week that was: Dizzle - Kicking with The B Hive in Chi-Town. Killa - Recapping the double booked weekend & Edible Arrangements  announcement! Kev - Movies & a new fitness challenge on the way! Sports Talk: NBA Playoffs update, NBA trade rumors! Ohio State Representative has proposed legislation that would prevent a state university in Ohio from playing Noon games! Tank Davis VS Lamont Roach Rematch Is Set for August! Entertainment: Diddy update, New evidence presented in the Tory Lanez case, Chris Brown was arrested at his hotel in Manchester, thoughts on the Red Bull Spiral freestyle. Quick Hitters: Dick's Sporting Goods to buy Foot Locker for $2.3 billion, A man has died after reportedly fighting a kangaroo at his brother's petting zoo in South Carolina, and a video game update.

Kevin Coughlin, Ohio State Chair for U.S. Term Limits and a former Ohio State Representative and State Senator. States Move To Make Congressional Term Limits A Reality. Why this movement has so much momentum and why so many states are moving on it.

Bump and Stacy are joined once again by Mike Golic Jr. to talk about Oregon’s difficult path in the CFP as well as the resurgence of Mike Macdonald’s defense, they discuss what they might see out of the Seahawks offense on Sunday night against the Packers, a matchup the Seahawks can exploit, and more in Four Down Territory, they look at the report of an Ohio State Representative introducing a bill to ban flag planting, what uniforms the Seahawks are wearing on Sunday Night Football, and more in The Timeline, then they react to NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah’s comments on the Seahawks playoff expectations.

On Episode #44 of the MVRed Podcast, we were thrilled to be joined by the Mahoning Valley's newest State Representative Tex Fischer (R) - 58th District (soon to be 59th District). Tex told us about his upringing which included being homeschooled for a number of years. Upon graduating, Tex ultimately jumped into the political arena where he has worked for some different political and non-profit organizations, while also helping to start his own political consulting company. Tex shared why he decided to put his name in the mix for this political position and the issues he plans to champion the most for our area down in Columbus. We thank State Representative Tex Fischer for joining our podcast! Be sure to like us on Facebook, follow us on X/Twitter, and share our podcast!

Could Ohio's latest law be a seismic shift toward religious indoctrination in public schools? We grapple with the state's decision to allow Bible classes during school hours, and the societal tremors it's causing. Explore with me the backlash from an Ohio State Representative against cities supporting abortion rights, despite Ohio's recent Abortion Rights Amendment. We also mention the electric atmosphere surrounding former President Donald Trump's trial in NYC, scrutinizing the charges of hush payments and the potential courtroom chess game.The meat of the episode lays out LifeWise's aggressive expansion, as this organization plants religious instruction within the fabric of public education – raising red flags over transparency and ethicality. We also scrutinize the recent Reproductive Rights Amendment's rocky road to enforcement and the polarizing legislation that threatens the rights of transgender individuals in Ohio. As we connect the dots between these critical issues, we underscore the importance of civic participation and the power of your vote to shape the future. From controversial amendments to the "bathroom ban" bill and beyond, this episode is a clarion call for social justice and an informed electorate ready to stand against the incursions of Christian nationalism into our public institutions.Full Show NotesSend us a Text Message.Support the Show.Subscribe to our free newsletterCheck out our MerchFind us on Twitter(for now) Find us on InstagramFind us on Counter SocialFind us on Mastadon

In today's podcast we recognize March as Women's History Month with a visit from Ohio State Representative Melanie Miller. Mrs. Miller talks to us about her struggles and challenges as well as her role models. We talk a bit about how Ohio's government is set up as well.

THE POLITICS EPISODE. With an introduction as long as the Gettysburg Address, Chris explains (by using his beloved Cleveland Browns as an incredibly strained metaphor for political tribalism) why he has actively avoided political conversation on the podcast thus far - and why it's now finally time to analyze our nation's current political divide. Chris is joined by longtime 3Q3D cohost and political junkie Amanda Adams, as well as an actual living, breathing politican: Ohio State Representative for the 34th district of the Ohio House of Representatives, Casey Weinstein. Over drinks both sophisticated and unrefined, the group discusses the root causes of our political polarization and whether it's possible to have better political conversations - including how we might see people less through the lens of red or blue and instead, as human beings worthy of respect no matter their political persuasion. Drinks in this episode:Ole Smoky Mountain Apple Pie Moonshine >> Call Uncle Jessie and have them Duke boys pack up the General Lee with a few bottles of Hazzard County's finest 'shine for delivery before Election Day. Pour it over ice and taste that sweet, sweet freedom.Sidecar Cocktail >> 1 1/2 oz cognac; 3/4 oz orange liqueur (such as Cointreau); 3/4 oz freshly squeezed lemon juice. Coat the rim of a coupe glass with sugar, and set aside. Add the cognac, orange liqueur and lemon juice to a shaker with ice and shake until well-chilled.Strain into the prepared glass, garnish with an orange twist and toast to democracy. Baluarte Reposado Tequila Reserva Especial >> Fly to Mexico and be seduced into purchasing this delicious 100% agave tequila by a smooth talking employee of the airport Duty Free Shop. Pour into a cocktail glass over a large ice cube, garnish with a lime wedge while citing the Pledge of Allegiance.If you've been enjoying the 3Q3D podcast, please subscribe and consider giving us a (5 star?!) rating. Great reviews make our day, and we'd love it if you shared a favorite episode with an inquisitive friend. See the drinks and follow our social sites here:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/3drinkspodcast/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/3DrinkspodcastThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5053128/advertisement

Get to know Ohio State Representative Joseph Miller as he meets with host Jen Miller.  Due to the length of this interview, it has been split into two parts. Upcoming events happening in Avon Lake: May 13, 9:00 AM: EAAB Native Plant Give-Away and Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club's Plant Sale at The Goddard School May 13, 9:00 AM: CRS Food Drive Sponsored by the Avon Lake Boat Club at the Ellen Trivanovich Aquatic Center Parking Lot May 15, 6:00 PM: Collective Committee Meeting May 20:  Avon Lake Clean-Up Day May 20, 9:00 AM: Shred Day at the Ellen Trivanovich Aquatic Center Parking Lot May 22, 7:00 PM: City Council Meeting, Council Chamber May 25, 6:30 PM: Avon Lake City Schools Community Forum at the Avon Lake High School Commons For information about these and future events/meetings in Avon Lake, please visit www.AvonLake.org/Events.

Get to know Ohio State Representative Joseph Miller as he meets with host Jen Miller.  Due to the length of this interview, it has been split into two parts. Upcoming events happening in Avon Lake: April 28, 9:00 AM: Holy Spirit Ladies Guild Garage and Bake Sale at Holy Spirit Parish's Fr. Mosovsky Hall April 29, 4:00 PM: North Coast Rotary Foundation's "Sip & Support," at Lorain County Community College's Spitzer Conference Center April 29, 8:30 PM: National Astromony Day at Walker Road Park April 30, 7:30 PM: West Shore Chorale Presents "Brahms Requiem" at Avon Lake High School's Performing Arts Center May 1, 7:00 PM: Collective Committee Meeting May 8, 7:00 PM: City Council Meeting May 9, 7:00 PM: Environmentally Speaking: The Importance of Native Plants at the Avon Lake Public Library May 13, 9:00 AM: EAAB's Native Plant Give-Away and Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club's Plant Sale at The Goddard School For information about these and future events/meetings in Avon Lake, please visit www.AvonLake.org/Events.

On Episode #39 of the MVRed Podcast, we are joined by Ohio State Representative Riordan McClain (R - 87th District) on House Bill 11, Ohio's Backpack Bill Legislation. State Representative McClain discussed his legislation working its way through the committee level and how it differs from the Senate legislation (Senate Bill 11) which is sponsored by Trumbull County State Senator Sandra O'Brien (R - 32nd District). Riordan talked through how this Educational Savings Account model would work and how it differs from Ohio's existing Ed Choice Scholarship Program. He shared his thoughts on why there is so much momentum for School Choice across the United States and why it is important for supporters of this legislation to contact their Legislators to support this bill when it comes up for a vote. Riordan also offered his response to arguments against the legislation, such as oversight of private/charter/parochial schools who would be eligible to receive the funds, as well as the cost of the legislation. Thank you to Riordan McClain for joining our podcast! Be sure to like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, and share our podcast! #SchoolChoice House Bill 11: https://www.legislature.ohio.gov/legislation/135/hb11 Senate Bill 11: https://www.ohiosenate.gov/legislation/135/sb11

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Emilia Sykes was first elected to her Akron district in 2014 and became the first Black female lawmaker under the age of 30 to serve in the legislature. Her mother, Barbara Sykes, served in the Ohio House and ran for state auditor, and her father, Vernon Sykes, is a state senator. We spoke with Emilia Sykes about her path to leadership and the power of Black women's representation in politics and governance for the third installment of Women Leading Locally, a Women's History Month special focused on highlighting women breaking barriers, holding office, and making change. 

Emilia Sykes was first elected to her Akron district in 2014 and became the first Black female lawmaker under the age of 30 to serve in the legislature. Her mother, Barbara Sykes, served in the Ohio House and ran for state auditor, and her father, Vernon Sykes, is a state senator. We spoke with Emilia Sykes about her path to leadership and the power of Black women's representation in politics and governance for the third installment of Women Leading Locally, a Women's History Month special focused on highlighting women breaking barriers, holding office, and making change. 

Chris Mitchell, Middle East Bureau Chief for CBN News and host of “Jerusalem Dateline,” shares the latest on Ukraine and Russia, the U.S./Iran nuclear deal talks, and the Israel Prime Minister's meeting with Putin. Don Bacon, U.S. Representative for the 2nd District of Nebraska, discusses how the Biden administration has handled foreign policy including Ukraine/Russia and a potential U.S./Iran nuclear deal, the Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee admitting the need to increase U.S. defense spending, and the possibility of a deal between the U.S. and Poland to get fighter jets to Ukraine. Reggie Stoltzfus, Ohio State Representative, details a newly introduced resolution to hold Canada accountable for its religious persecution of pastors. Travis Weber, FRC's Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, talks about Congressional Democrats' efforts to use an omnibus spending bill to promote abortion and a transgender mandate. Trent Franks, co-founder and chairman of Liberty Petroleum, discusses the obstacles to increased production that the U.S. oil & gas industry is facing. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Chris Mitchell, Middle East Bureau Chief for CBN News and host of “Jerusalem Dateline,” shares the latest on Ukraine and Russia, the U.S./Iran nuclear deal talks, and the Israel Prime Minister's meeting with Putin. Don Bacon, U.S. Representative for the 2nd District of Nebraska, discusses how the Biden administration has handled foreign policy including Ukraine/Russia and a potential U.S./Iran nuclear deal, the Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee admitting the need to increase U.S. defense spending, and the possibility of a deal between the U.S. and Poland to get fighter jets to Ukraine. Reggie Stoltzfus, Ohio State Representative, details a newly introduced resolution to hold Canada accountable for its religious persecution of pastors. Travis Weber, FRC's Vice President for Policy and Government Affairs, talks about Congressional Democrats' efforts to use an omnibus spending bill to promote abortion and a transgender mandate. Trent Franks, co-founder and chairman of Liberty Petroleum, discusses the obstacles to increased production that the U.S. oil & gas industry is facing. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

You are really going to enjoy listening to Christina Hagan, former Ohio State Representative.  Christina is a fighter for what is right and good, and has some great opinions on the issues we all care about.

In the Ohio Statehouse, representatives have drafted bills to combat domestic violence and sexual assaults. State rep Tavia Galonski joined the Ray Horner Morning Show, guest-hosted by Jeanne Destro, to talk about these bills. The first of which is called Aisha's Law, named after Aisha Fraser, who was murdered by her ex-husband, and it will indeed become a law after three years. The other bills House Bill 266 and 199 are stuck in committee to modernize the statute of limitations with sexual assault.

Courageous Leadership with Virginia Prodan - our guest - Jena Powell - Ohio State Representative - 80Th House District - sharing how Courageous Leaders in Business & Politics can influence others - AND - create Courageous Future Leaders.   Subscribe to our Podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/7kHPeoAgbkAHCg2C6RApEZ - hear our messages each Wednesday & Saturday at 10:00 a.m. CST‬.          For training - on how to discover the Courageous Leader in you - go to: https://www.virginiaprodanbooks.com/freedom-coaching. #SavingMyAssassin #CourageousLeadrship #leadership #emotionalintelligence #leadershipdevelopment #coaching #podcast

This week the podcast continues the series, Serving the Public Interest. Casey and Ashley welcome Ohio House of Representative Juanita Brent. The discussion examines the duties of a State Representative and explores some of the policy issues important to Representative Brent, including voting and police reform. Links: Ohio House of Representatives - https://ohiohouse.gov/ Ohio Senate - https://www.ohiosenate.gov/ Ohio Governor's Office - https://governor.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/governor/

On this episode, we meet with Ohio State Representative Terrence Upchurch of District 10 and talk all things Cleveland. From public policy to local legislation Representative Upchurch shares details on some of the Bills and other initiatives he's pushing to improve some of our favorite Cleveland neighborhoods and the State of Ohio as a whole.

Lonnie and Adam Holmes discuss leadership. Adam is the Ohio District 97 State Representative, CEO of Fruh Enterprises in Zanesville Ohio and Retired Marine Colonel. Adam served as an active duty Marine Officer for nearly 30 years. His primary job was as a pilot but served many other staff roles as well.  https://www.fruhquip.com/ http://ohiohouse.gov/adam-holmes www.patriotleadershipadvisors.com 

This week Carrie and Sky are joined by Kim McCarthy who is running for Ohio State Representative for District 73.About our Guest:It was after the 2016 election, when Kim saw the local county electoral ballot devoid of any meaningful choices, what with many of the elected seats going uncontested, that she began to focus more attention to things closer to home. Kim started attending the county commission meetings, and by using her accounting background to examine the state budget, began to understand the full scope of influence the state has over the actual material conditions experienced at the county and city levels. She also discovered that the current State Representative was not meaningfully advocating for the needs of the county he was supposedly representing in the Statehouse, and that many of the local officials were feeling very frustrated over that. She decided that Greene County deserved better, and vowed then to fight for better representation for the people who lived there.Kim is an accountant, and has been a long time business owner and entrepreneur. She is the proud mother of three children, and lives with them and their dog Boomer and cat Flipper, along with a hen house full of chickens and ducks, on Boomerang Farm in Sugarcreek Twp. Kim immigrated to Ohio from Brisbane, Australia back in 1994 and believes that Americans deserve the same basic quality of human rights and dignity that she grew up with there decades ago. She believes in a society that is based on justice, respect and empathy for one another, and for the environment in which we live and depend upon.Find out more about Kim McCarthy at www.kimmccarthyoh.comWant more? Sign up for our 60 Days of Action! Starting September 5th, you’ll get a daily email full of different ways to get involved in the election!Sign up here: https://www.wevegotissuespod.com/60days/signupThis is a Girl’s Girls Media Production.Got questions? Send them to wevegotissuespod@gmail.comLike the Show? Leave us a Review on iTunes.

This week Carrie and Sky are joined by Nancy Larson who is running for Ohio State Representative for District 47.About our Guest:Nancy Larson is running for Ohio State Representative District 47. After spending the last 40 years as a licensed social worker, she retired to pursue her next passion. That mission is to represent her community in Ohio's 47th House District. She has been a lifelong fighter for the dignity and rights of her clients and the community at large. Working with organizations such as the Single Payer Action Network (SPAN), the League of Women Voters (LWV), Advocates for a Clean Lake Erie (ACLE), and the Community Solidarity Response Network (CSRN), she has learned some of what needs to be done in Columbus to improve life for those in her District.Nancy has worked consistently since she was 17 years old in a variety of jobs and understands the struggles inherent in working for a living and supporting a family. She believes in worker’s rights and in an economic structure that does not allow companies to chew people up and spit them out for excessive profits. She took part in a vote to unionize while working at a CMHC (Community Mental Health Center) and saw firsthand the benefits that come to workers who are unionized. It was a pivotal point in her understanding, and she has been committed to the right to collective bargaining and equal pay for all ever since.Find out more about Nancy Larson at www.Nancyfor.usWant more? Sign up for our 60 Days of Action! Starting September 5th, you’ll get a daily email full of different ways to get involved in the election!Sign up here: https://www.wevegotissuespod.com/60days/signupThis is a Girl’s Girls Media Production.Got questions? Send them to wevegotissuespod@gmail.comLike the Show? Leave us a Review on iTunes.

In pharmacy, we often try to focus on getting our fellow pharmacists active and involved. Many times patient advocates can be just as effective in helping our cause because they understand what we do for them, sometimes better than we do. State Representative Randi Clites (Ohio District 75) joins me on this episode to discuss how she went from being a strong patient advocate to being elected to represent her district in the Ohio House of Representatives. Rep. Clites has been a strong voice for patients and pharmacy during her time in the legislature and is one of the candidates I really enjoy following because of her work to make healthcare better for everyone in her state. For more info on Rep. Clites, please go to her campaign website or her page at the statehouse below. http://randiclites.com/ http://ohiohouse.gov/randi-clites

45-year-old Woodbury Upper Elementary school teacher Aisha Fraser was brutally attacked by her ex-husband just before Thanksgiving in 2018. Her estranged ex-husband, former Ohio State Representative, Senator, and Cuyahoga County Common Court Pleas Judge Lance Mason, had been given one too many second chances on his stunning fall from grace. *Trigger Warning: This episode contains graphic depictions of domestic violence against women. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−7233, and get help.   Try Invisible Choir UNCENSORED for FREE.  Learn more at  https://www.invisiblechoir.com/uncensored    Visit Invisible Choir on the web:  Patreon - Invisible Choir Premium:  https://www.patreon.com/InvisibleChoir  Website:  https://www.invisiblechoir.com/  Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/InvisibleChoirPodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/invisiblechoir/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/InvisibleChoir   Written/Audio Sources:  911 Audio: Sister of ex-Cuyahoga County judge Lance Mason says he admitted to attacking ex-wife  Disgraced former Cuyahoga County Judge Lance Mason accused of fatally stabbing ex-wife  WATCH | Former Cuyahoga County Judge Lance Mason sentenced for murder of ex-wife Lance Mason beating incident 911 call Judge Lance Mason arrest   Lance Mason booked into Shaker Heights jail Former Judge Lance Mason accused of stabbing ex-wife to death Lance Mason hearing  Former Cuyahoga County judge Lance Mason to change plea  Lance Mason pleads not guilty to killing ex-wife Lance Mason support letters  Mayor Jackson reax to former judge`s Lance Mason`s arrest  Exclusive: Judge said Aisha Fraser was financially stressed, didn't oppose husband's release  Judge Lance Mason Sentencing 09/16/15  Cuyahoga County Judge Lance Mason sentenced for attempted felonious assault, domestic violence  Former Cuyahoga County judge Lance Mason showed homicidal tendencies, group says  Remembering the life of Aisha Fraser  Lance Mason, former Cuyahoga County judge, pleads guilty to murder of ex-wife Aisha Fraser  Live on Five: Judge Lance Mason New Legal Trouble   Ex -Judge Lance Mason Arrested For Stabbing Ex-Wife Aisha Fraser To Death in Shaker Heights, OH  Lance Mason Former Cuyahoga County Judge Lance Mason charged with assault for incident following ex-wife's death Before wife’s death, many had supported former judge (Springfield News-Sun, Print Edition - 11/30/2018)  Judge charged with felonious assault (Springfield News-Sun, Print Edition - 8/5/2014) Judge’s assault case can go forward (The Journal News, Hamilton Ohio - 3/18/2015) Cuyahoga Co. judge pleads guilty in assault on his wife (Lancaster Eagle-Gazette, Print Edition - 8/14/2015) Remembering the life of Aisha Fraser Medical examiner releases cause of death for Shaker Heights teacher Aisha Fraser Family member: Aisha Fraser was attacked and killed while dropping off her daughters Judge charged, accused of punching, choking, biting wife Police body camera shows judge arrest Cuyahoga judge facing felony seeks to remove prosecutor (The Akron Beacon Journal, Print Edition - 8/22/2014) Cleveland judge accused of beating wife had 2,500 rounds of ammunition, semi-automatic rifles, sword and smoke grenades in home Former Common Pleas Judge Lance Mason sentenced to 24 months for beating his wife ‘There’s blood everywhere’: 911 call released in former judge’s alleged killing of ex-wife Disgraced former judge Lance Mason has chance at parole after admitting to ex-wife’s murder   Music & Sound Effect Sources Opening Track: “Thieves” by Nu Alkemi$t Closing Track: “The Long Road Home” by Moments All music and sound effects used with express permission under unlimited blanket license authority from Epidemic Sound® and Soundstripe®.  Individual sources are available via request at info@invisiblechoir.com

Episode 24: Ohio State Representative Juanita BrentOhio State Representative Juanita Brent joins the podcast this week to talk about her success and challenges as a first term legislator.About Our GuestState Representative Juanita Brent was elected to the Ohio State House, District 12 (Cleveland area) in 2018. She is currently a ranking member on the Agriculture and Rural Development Committee and she also serves on the Commerce & Labor and the Transportation & Public Safety Committees. Juanita passionately fights for the most vulnerable – women, children, LGBTQ, those who are elderly or disabled, and people of color. As a former board member of the Health Care Service Corporation, the largest customer-owned health insurer in the country, Juanita knows how important it is to provide women and families with access to affordable, quality health care. Rep. Brent has a proven record that shows her dedication to the issues that matter most to her district. When re-elected, Juanita will continue to serve the needs of district 12 and to give a voice to those who need it most.Follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @Juanita_BrentThis is a Girl’s Girls Media Production.Want more? Join our community at www.girlsgirlscommunity.com.Got questions? Send them to wevegotissuespod@gmail.comLike the Show? Leave us a Review on iTunes.

Ohio State Representative Paula Hicks-Hudson joins the show this week to talk about what she’s up to in the Statehouse and the challenges she has working with republicans. About Our Guest: As the first black female mayor of Toledo, State Rep. Paula Hicks Hudson has always exhibited a commitment to empowering and helping people improve their quality of life. She currently represents Ohio’s 44th House District, which includes central Toledo. Rep. Hudson’s purpose has centered on improving the quality of her community through her hard work in the public and private sector. During her 35-year professional career, she has worked as assistant Lucas County prosecutor, assistant public defender and assistant state attorney general. From 1998-2002, she served as the legislative director of the Toledo City Council. Following that, she served as the director and deputy director of the Lucas County Board of Elections and chief legal counsel to the Ohio Office of Budget and Management under Governor Ted Strickland. Of particular note are her numerous programs and efforts geared toward youth well-being and educational issues. As a Court Appointed Child Advocate-Guardian ad Litem, Rep. Hudson is trained in mediation and advocates for neglected and underrepresented youth. As a result of her efforts, she has been honored by the Urban Minority Alcohol and Drug Outreach Program. She also continues her partnership with the Coalition and Quality Education and Covenant Youth Development Corporation to increase opportunities for young people. As a professor of juvenile justice, Rep. Hudson has informed upcoming professionals of the importance of intervention and prevention programs and actions for development of productive citizenship for our future society. This is a Girl’s Girls Media Production. Want more? Join our community at www.girlsgirlscommunity.com. Got questions? Send them to wevegotissuespod@gmail.com Like the Show? Leave us a Review on iTunes.

Ohio State Representative, Candice Keller is a woman destined to carry what others would not. Keller says, “ I didn't go looking for my calling, my calling came after me. I was very resistant to my calling. I didn't like it, I didn't want to do it. And it's only because I didn't feel equipped or qualified.” Keller would get mad when people would suggest she run for office and because of her prolife conviction, from the very beginning, she has been a lightning rod.

This episode brings our listeners another community conversation with a first time candidate. Cate Berger is running to be the state representative of Ohio’s 41st district. We wondered what motivates first time candidates, and if elected, how they can bring change to Montgomery County. Cate Berger is a committed Daytonian working across our community to […]

Rep. Nino Vitale & Dr. Monica Miller: In Part One: Rep. Vitale who is the Ohio State Representative for District 85, asks why Gov. DeWine tried (and failed) to pass a law in 2019 that would have given him the same dictatorial powers over Ohio during a health crisis that he has now assumed? In Part Two: Dr. Monica Miller who is President of Citizens for A Prolife Society explains what a Red Rose Rescue accomplishes and why it so often ends in abortion mills

Media Smears Against Trump BACKFIRE Driving Democrats Insane, Rep DEMANDS Trump Face "The Hague??" As the media consistently tries to smear the president Democrats often fall victim to false narratives.An Ohio State Representative recently called for Trump to face charges from the International Criminal Court in The Hague even though the US does not recognize its authority.The rep was outraged that Trump had touted a promising treatment for the virus as the global pandemic escalates. Because the media is obsessed with smearing the president she was unaware of what was really happening in the world.The CDC in fact touts the positives of the same treatment and governor Cuomo, a democrat, says that they are seeing positive results in NY.But still we see Democrats floundering in desperation as Trump is proven right time after time.I have to wonder when the media will start getting tired of being wrong all the time. Unless their goal is actually to just be contrarian they are just hurting Democrats and helping Republicans.Support the show (http://timcast.com/donate)

In episode #6 of the MVRed Podcast, we talk about why we believe the Democrat's impeachment "charade" was a major mistake for their 2020 chances, we discuss the Democrat candidates and where they currently stack up, and we also discuss Tim Ryan having a formidable challenger on the horizon in Christina Hagan, a former Ohio State Representative that is just 31 years old.

Juanita Brent, who represents residents in Bedford, Bedford Heights, parts of Cleveland, Highland Hills, Maple Heights, Mayfield Heights, North Randall, Orange, Pepper Pike and Warrensville Heights, discusses many hot topics facing the community right now. "I'll be honest with you - and I've said this before in many public places - it's stressful being black. When you look at infant mortality and maternal mortality, the highest numbers are among African American women." Listen as Ms. Brent describes her own journey that led to holding an office in Columbus where she plays an important role in shaping the legislation that affects people's lives throughout the state. Also learn about the issues facing this state as the conversation touches on many key Democratic priorities. As a millennial, she likes to maximize the use of social media to communicate with constituents. The driving force behind this activity is her interest in being transparent. "The biggest misconception that happens with elected officials is that we do nothing during our day. I like people to know that I have very full days, probably longer that most people because on average, my days last 12 hours, easily. To bring some transparency, I show snips of the day." She can be found on Twitter at @juanita_brent and Facebook at facebook.com/juanitaobrent For further details, visit https://junescharf.wixsite.com/reaching-new-heights/blog/episode-41-state-representative-house-district-12

Representative West talks about the Dallas Swogger Act and 'skitching' as well as all the committees he serves and some upcoming news.

Nikki Foster wants to talk about her race for Ohio State Representative, servant leadership, and how moderate politics might keep our government moving in the right direction. Emily wants to talk about rugby. Luckily, there's time for both.

John McManus is a Democrat and a Member-Elect of the Dayton Board of Education, and he is currently running for Ohio State Representative for District 41. John has spent his entire adult career in government service at the state and federal levels specializing in legislative, administrative, regulatory, and media affairs. He also serves as the executive director of the Sunlight Project, a small charitable organization dedicated to the elderly and people with disabilities in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. John hopes to bring his experience in government management to the Board to better implement a strategic public-sector vision that ensures effective and efficient government for the Dayton community.

The Good Samaritan Law goes into effect on September 13, 2016. Greg asks Representative Sprague about the law and what exactly it entails. “The law is addressing the issue of addiction in the state of Ohio. 8 out of 10 people that use narcotics, prescription pain pills or heroin, use with somebody else. While 8 out of 10 people that overdose, die alone,” says Rep. Sprague. “Overdosing takes time. Whoever is there with that person when they are using, if they don’t call 911, they are running. They don’t want to get in trouble. The Good Samaritan Law provides safety for individuals, so they won’t be prosecuted for minor drug possession. So they can call 911 and save somebody else’s life.”

This podcast features Scott Epic and Izzy Rock driving from Columbus to Dayton from the Claypool Lennon Delirium show at Express Live. This is On The Block 76 as well. I hope you enjoy our late night ramblings. Excuse our lack of language skills. The Claypool Lennon Delirium - â??Captain Lariat" The second half features David Sparks from Gem City Podcast #301 David Sparks for Ohio State Representative, 43rd District David Sparks is a veteran, a Wright State Grad, part of the Gem City Podcast, and heâ??s running for the Ohio State Representative, 43rd District. In this podcast, Izzy Rock sits down with David and his campaign manager Jack Keller. We chat about the state of politics, review Davidâ??s trip to the DNC, and have an informative podcast. Davidâ??s bio- My name is David Sparks, and I am running for the Ohio House of Representatives in the 43rd District. I am running because it is time for regular people to step up and change the laws of our state so its citizens can live better and more fulfilling lives. If you are looking for a holier than thou moralizing theocrat, or a middle of the road bought politician who is afraid to speak truth to power, please look somewhere else. I am a proud U.S. veteran who publicly opposed the first Persian Gulf war while in uniform. Had our nation listened to the much younger me back then, think of the millions of lives that could have been saved. It is with that same sense of courage and resilience to do what is right for regular everyday people, and not monied interests, that I will take into the Ohio Statehouse in 2016 when elected. I was born to a Dayton, Ohio policeman who later became a Southern Baptist Minister. My mother was a nurse. I have lived in the Dayton, Ohio area for most of my life. I am happily married to my second wife, Audra, and have two grown daughters, Hannah and Hunter from my first marriage. I have been a journalist, public school employee, musician, labor union president and currently am self-employed as an Internet developer. Ohio has been trapped by regressive politicians who want to keep the state stuck in the last century. I want to move Ohio forward. If you like my stances on the issues, then please vote for me in the Ohio general election this November 8, 2016. Caamp - "Ohio" Twitter, Facebook - @votedavidsparks Produced by Izzy Rock - @TheIzzyRock on Social Media Tales From The Hardside podcast on iTunes and Stitcher www.GemCityPodcast.com @GemCityPodcast on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram

Greg interviews Ohio State Representative Robert Sprague, 83rd House District. As chairman of the Finance Subcommittee on Health and Human Services, Representative Sprague brings an important perspective to the fight against the opioid epidemic: since taking office, he has sponsored or endorsed 14 pieces of opioid-related legislation.