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Full Text of ReadingsSaturday of the Thirty-first Week in Ordinary Time Lectionary: 490All podcast readings are produced by the USCCB and are from the Catholic Lectionary, based on the New American Bible and approved for use in the United States _______________________________________The Saint of the day is St. Engelbert of CologneSt. Engelbert,was born in Berg around the year 1185 to Engelbert, Count of Berg and Margaret, daughter of the Count of Gelderland. He studied at the cathedral school of Cologne and, while still a boy, was made provost of the churches of St. George and St. Severin at Cologne and of St. Mary's at Aachen, as it was a common abuse in the Church at the time to appoint the children of nobles to such positions.In 1199 he was elected provost of the cathedral at Cologne. He led a worldly life, and in the conflict between two Archbishops, Adolf and Bruno, hesided with his cousin Adolf, and waged war for him. Consequently, he was excommunicated by the pope along with his cousin. After his submission he was reinstated in 1208 and, to atone for his sin, joined the crusade against the Albigenses in 1212. On Feb. 29, 1216, the chapter of the cathedral elected him archbishop by a unanimous vote.The mendicant orders of the Franciscans and the Dominicans settled in his realm while he was Archbishop. He was well disposed towards the monasteries and insisted on strict religious observance in them. Ecclesiastical affairs were regulated in provincial synods. He was considered a friend of the clergy and a helper of the poor.Engelbert exerted a strong influence in the affairs of the empire. Emperor Frederick II, who had taken up his residence permanently in Sicily, gave Germany to his son, Henry VII, then still a minor, and in 1221 appointed Engelbert guardian of the king and administrator of the empire. When the young king reached the age of twelve he was crowned at Aachen by Engelbert, who loved him as his own son and honoured him as his sovereign. Engelbert watched over the young king's education and governed the empire in his name, careful to secure peace both within and without of the realm.Engelbert's devotion to duty, and his obedience to the pope and to the emperor, were eventually the cause of his ruin. Many of the nobility feared rather than loved him, and he was obliged to surround himself with bodyguards. The greatest danger came from his relatives.His cousin, count Frederick of Isenberg, the secular administrator for the nuns of Essen, had grievously oppressed that abbey. Honorius III and the emperor urged Engelbert to protect the nuns and their rights. Frederick wished to forestall the archbishop, and his wife incited him to murder. On November 7, 1225, as he was journeying from Soest to Schwelm to consecrate a church, Engelbert was attacked on a dark evening by Frederick and his associates, was wounded in the thigh, torn from his horse and killed. His body was covered with forty-seven wounds. It was placed on a dung-cart and brought to Cologne four days later. King Henry wept bitterly over the remains, put Frederick under the ban of the empire, and saw him broken on the wheel a year later at Cologne. Frederick died contrite, having acknowledged and confessed his guilt.Engelbert's body was placed in the old cathedral of Cologne on February 24, 1226, by Cardinal Conrad von Urach. The latter also declared him a martyr, though a formal canonization did not take place. In the martyrology, Engelbert is commemorated on November 7 as a martyr. A convent for nuns was erected at the place of his death. Saint of the Day Copyright CNA, Catholic News Agency

On Feb. 2, 2018, Danny Filippidis went missing from a Lake Placid, NY ski resort, only to resurface 6 days later in Sacramento, CA with little memory of what happened to him. New Video: https://youtu.be/t-uP8no3F00 Abandoned LA Book: http://www.ghosttownpod.com/book Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ghosttownpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ghosttownpod Sources: https://bit.ly/2IUHdX9 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Hybrid Showdown III is on its way! This is the powerlifting meet that you need to be a part of. On Feb 20 and 21 here in Miami Florida. You will be able to compete on the same platform as your favorite lifters. On a side note, this podcast is a little more laid back where discuss travel, the showdown, is Stefi competing this year and a ton more.   Make sure to Subscribe/Rate/Review the Hybrid Unlimited Podcast. Your feedback matters and we read it!    Head over to our Instagram @hybridunltd to let us know what you thought of this episode.    Screenshot & share this episode in your stories, tag @hybridunltd @hybridperformancemethod @steficohen @hayden.bowe you never know when we might decide to surprise drop some Hybrid Apparel on you for vibin with us on the podcast.  -----------------  Hybrid Performance Method is a collective of coaches and athletes who boldly pursue strength.   Our training programs are for people who refuse to let themselves be defined by their training style and instead decide to unleash their full potential on the world.    Our nutrition coaching is guaranteed to get you in the best shape of your life and unleash your performance potential while eating the foods you love and learning how to fuel your body.   Look like a bodybuilder, Lift like a powerlifter & Move like a weightlifter. Join TEAM HYBRID   LINKS: > Get free Hybrid Training Samples  > Get Hybrid’s free nutrition guide, 5 Pillars of Performance Nutrition  > Shop the latest Hybrid Apparel drop!  CONNECT WITH TEAM HYBRID: @hybridunltd  @hybridperformancemethod @hybridapparel_ @steficohen  @hayden.bowe YouTube/StefiCohen

Aundria Michelle Bowman, born Alexis Badger, was a 14 year old from Hamilton, MI. She disappeared on March 11, 1989. On Feb. 4, 2020, remains were found on the property of her adopted father, Dennis Bowman. In May 2020, authorities announced that the remains found were Aundria’s. Dennis has been charged with her murder. Today we remember . . . Alexis. Facebook Page for Aundria Bowman: https://www.facebook.com/FindAundriaMBowman/?fref=ts Charley Project Page: http://charleyproject.org/case/aundria-michelle-bowman Articles: https://www.navytimes.com/news/your-navy/2019/11/24/man-arrested-for-killing-deployed-pilots-wife/ https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2020/04/13/woman-awaits-dna-results-michigan-remains-daughter/4823422002/ https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2020/05/16/aundria-bowman-dennis-death/5205253002/

On Feb 21, 2005, a call comes into Miami 911 dispatch from a man who says there is a woman, unconscious in a vacant lot with what looks to be a head wound. She has no clothes on and is clinging to life. Officials were sure the person who did this thought she was dead or near death when he dumped her in the vacant lot. As she gained her strength, the victim was able to write down her name as well as some other details for police but she could not remember exactly what happened to her or who did it. Can police figure out who committed this brutal crime before he can strike again? Join Jen and Cam as we discuss ‘Shattered Memory’ on this episode of Our True Crime Podcast.Check out the promo at the end of the episode from our friend Edward from @octoberpodVHS.All the music of our show is from the wildly talented Nico from @wetalkofdreams. We liked him so much, we made him our executive producer too!Sources:https://www.westword.com/news/michael-lee-jones-serial-rapists-capture-shows-magic-and-limits-of-dna-tracking-5859920https://heavy.com/entertainment/2019/04/inna-budnytska-michael-lee-jones-victims/https://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2010/12/vanishing-blonde-201012https://www.insideedition.com/how-serial-rapist-was-finally-caught-thanks-suitcase-and-eagle-eyed-private-investigator-51906https://abcnews.go.com/US/serial-rapist-loose-years-abandoned-suitcase-put-stop/story?id=62091508https://abcnews.go.com/2020/video/michael-lee-jones-arrested-inna-butnytska-breakthrough-part-62208356https://abcnews.go.com/2020/video/case-suspect-michael-lee-jones-falls-part-10-62208417

Jacob Cameron Paddock-Weeks was a 27 year old from Arvada, CO. He had worked with his father and loved the outdoors. On Feb. 2, 2019, somebody resembling Jacob was speeding on Rt. 285 near Indian Hills. In a turn, Jacob’s truck hit the inside guardrail and came to a stop, facing traffic. The person got out and walked away. He was never seen again. FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/Findjacobpaddockweeks/ NAMUS: https://www.namus.gov/MissingPersons/Case#/60741?nav YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/IOhnWnfh4Ws ARTICLE: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/mysterious-disappearance-of-denver-area-man-still-unsolved-one-year-later/ar-BBZkqVA If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Jacob Paddock-Weeks, please contact the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office at (303) 271-5195. --Unfound supports accounts on Podomatic, iTunes, Stitcher, Instagram, Twitter, Spotify, Deezer, YouTube and Facebook. --on Wednesday nights at 9pm ET, please join us on the Unfound Podcast Channel on YouTube for the Unfound Live Show. All of you can talk with me and I can answer your questions. --Contribute to Unfound at Patreon.com/unfoundpodcast. You can also contribute at Paypal: unfoundpodcast@gmail.com --email address: unfoundpodcast@gmail.com --the website: theunfoundpodcast.com

A tragic shooting has thrust coastal Georgia onto the national scene. On Feb. 23, Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old African-American man, was shot three times in a neighborhood near Brunswick, where he was confronted by two white men. The video of the shooting has now been seen by millions. In this special episode of Breakdown, hosts Bill Rankin and Greg Bluestein examine what is known about the case, and what’s to come. You’ll hear from officials down in Brunswick as well as former AJC managing editor, Bert Roughton, who lives in nearby St. Simons and has covered the case, as well as Brad Schrade, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter who has investigated police shootings for the AJC and has also covered the Arbery shooting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Societe’s (https://societebrewing.com) Doug Constantiner wants to make beer you can drink a lot of. Not excessively, of course, but consistently. “The holy grail of beer is not the beer that there’s a hundred bottles of, and every 25 bottles were aged in a different barrel,” he says. “The holy grail of beer is the beer that you can drink every single day. That you can buy on the shelf at the store. And you can have a couple of them every day and not get sick of it.” The terms “drinkable” and “balanced” get thrown around often in brewing parlance, but for Constantiner and the team, they’re core principles informing every style of beer they make—from IPA to wild ale to imperial stout. Societe has generally resisted the current trend of fruit and adjunct additions in everything, in favor of building a classic brewery brand respected for thorough execution and timelessness. Fellow brewers have noticed, and two GABF gold medals for their session IPA are validation for the quality in their approach. In this episode, Constantiner gets into the details of these aroma-forward West coast IPAs—pushing malt out of the way while timing additions for better balance of aroma and bitterness, strategically layering hops for complexity despite their “overspiced” nature, building body without malt flavors that get in the way of the hops, and considering unique flavor aspects to hops varieties that can set their beers apart. “For the hoppy stuff, what do we love about hoppy beers?” says Constantiner. “Well it’s the aroma. It’s not the bitterness, which is why we’ve never published our IBUs. The IBU race of the mid-oughts had nothing to do with hoppiness, it was just bitterness. So we just thought ‘let’s make these hoppy beers as hoppy as we can, and make them a delivery vehicle for that aroma, and get it into your face as quickly as possible, but it has to be balanced too.’” With their wild beers, Societe takes a similar approach to complexity and nuance, eschewing acidity for Brett-driven funk while carefully adjusting variables in their blending stock. “Creating acidity is easy. It’s ‘how do we create this incredibly complex layered beer?’ And I think that’s time, blending, and a lot of experimentation.” Constantiner discusses how they pitch cultures, growing each of their lactic acid bacteria and Brett strains separately then timing additions and amounts to achieve specific results. Cell counts, timing, and temperatures all have big effects on the finished beers, and Societe aims to control and understand the variables. At the end of the episode, Constantiner recounts the critical move they made earlier this year, moving from a model of taproom sales and distributed draught beer only to canning. “On Feb 2nd, 100% of our revenue came from on-premise sales,” says Constantiner. “That’s 8% from our tasting room, and 92% from wholesale. Feb 3rd, we started canning. By the time the shelter in place orders and restaurants were shut down in California, we were at about 84% on-premise.” A couple months later, the brewery’s production is at full speed, brewing at a higher volume than 2019, with new tanks on the way to support more production. This episode is brought to you by: G&D Chillers (https://gdchillers.com): Nearly 2,000 breweries across the US, Canada & Mexico partner with G&D Chillers. Innovative, Modular Designs and no proprietary parts propel G&D ahead as the premier choice for your glycol chilling needs. Breweries you recognize—Russian River, Ninkasi, Jack's Abby, Samuel Adams and more—trust G&D to chill the beer you love! Call G&D Chillers to discuss your project today or reach out directly at GDChillers.com. (https://gdchillers.com) Old Orchard (https://www.oldorchard.com/brewer): Old Orchard supplies craft juice blends from the heart of Beer City USA. As the industry blending experts, they supply major national brands and growing breweries alike. They've been the best-kept juicy secret in craft beverage for years, but now the secret's out. Breweries across the board are experiencing a seamless transition to Old Orchard as their new juice supplier. So hop aboard the Old Orchard fruit train; their sample kit starter pack is waiting for you at www.oldorchard.com/brewer. 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On Feb. 16, 2000 Anthony Stacey passed Howard "Butch" Komives to become BGSU's all-time leading scorer. We'll hear from Stacey and go back to the night's radio broadcast to relive the historic achievement at Anderson Arena.

Welcome to Tulsa Talks presented by Tulsa Regional Chamber. I’m your host Tim Landes. It has been two months since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down most of Tulsa. It’s been one year since historic flooding created an ongoing crisis in Tulsa. On this episode Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum discusses how last May’s flooding prepared him to lead the City’s response to the pandemic. He also reflects on the past two months and where he sees us headed. We kick off our conversation discussing G.T. Bynum the family man. Like many other Tulsans, he’s a partner and a parent, which meant home schooling and everything else that comes with quarantine. As you’ll hear, it’s created some wonderful lifelong memories for the Bynums. The Mayor also discusses the mental and physical health impact the early days of the pandemic had on him and what he found works for him to improve both aspects of his life.We did not discuss Tesla. Our 20-minute phone conversation on May 19 occurred hours before the golden driller became giant Elon Musk. Bynum has also previously stated he cannot comment on potential projects. Following my chat with the mayor, my second guest on this episode is Tulsa Chief of Police Wendell Franklin on policing during a pandemic. More on that later. Let’s get this going.This is Tulsa Talks. Wendell Franklin is a 23-year veteran of the Tulsa Police Department. He knows the department well. During his career he led all three TPD divisions. On Feb. 1 he became the new chief of police. He did not get much time to adjust to his new role before the pandemic forced a shutdown and changed the responsibilities of the department. Franklin discusses policing during a pandemic and how fortunate he and others were to have a Tulsa pandemic playbook sitting on the shelf. He also talks about what it’s been like to closely work with this episode’s first guest.There were 10 murders in April. That’s the most in that month dating back to 1989 according to the Tulsa World. Franklin shares his thoughts on why there was a spike in homicide. On May 11 Tulsa Police made an arrest in connection to the 2011 murder of Peggy Gaytan. Franklin reflects on the importance of closing the 9-year-old case.Franklin is a lifelong Tulsan, who graduated from Booker T. Washington. He’s a reader and enjoys studying World War 2. The 46-year-old shares how this led him to better understand and appreciate what Tulsa has overcome the last two months and how proud he is of his fellow citizens for how they have responded to the pandemic. Here is my conversation with Police Chief Wendell Franklin.

On Feb. 24, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court heard argument in Opati v. Republic of Sudan, a case involving a dispute over whether the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act authorizes punitive damages for terrorist activities that took place before Congress amended the statute to provide an express cause of action contemplating such damages. Following the 1998 al Qaeda bombing of American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, victims and their families brought suit against the Republic of Sudan, alleging that it had assisted al Qaeda in carrying out the attacks. In doing so, plaintiffs invoked a terrorism exception to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA)--but there was uncertainty as to whether, even in the absence of an immunity bar, Congress had provided a federal cause of action for claimants such as plaintiffs. In 2008, however, Congress amended FSIA to provide an express cause of action and directed that claims such as plaintiffs’ be treated “as if ” they had been originally filed under the new cause of action. Congress also made punitive damages available under the new cause of action and authorized the filing of new claims that arose out of the same incident as earlier claims. Plaintiffs amended their complaint accordingly and, following a bench trial, obtained a multi-billion dollar damages award, including more than $4 billion in punitive damages. Sudan challenged the punitive damages award on appeal, arguing that Congress had not expressly authorized punitive damages based on conduct that predated its 2008 legislation. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit agreed, but the Supreme Court subsequently granted certiorari to consider whether, consistent with its decision in Republic of Austria v. Altmann, 541 U.S. 677 (2004), FSIA applies retroactively, thereby permitting recovery of punitive damages under 28 U.S.C. § 1605A(c) against foreign states for terrorist activities occurring prior to the passage of the current version of the statute. To discuss the case, we have Roger Alford, Professor of Law at the University of Notre DameAs always, the Federalist Society takes no particular legal or public policy positions. All opinions expressed are those of the speakers.

On Feb. 24, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court heard argument in Opati v. Republic of Sudan, a case involving a dispute over whether the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act authorizes punitive damages for terrorist activities that took place before Congress amended the statute to provide an express cause of action contemplating such damages. Following the 1998 al Qaeda bombing of American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, victims and their families brought suit against the Republic of Sudan, alleging that it had assisted al Qaeda in carrying out the attacks. In doing so, plaintiffs invoked a terrorism exception to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act (FSIA)--but there was uncertainty as to whether, even in the absence of an immunity bar, Congress had provided a federal cause of action for claimants such as plaintiffs. In 2008, however, Congress amended FSIA to provide an express cause of action and directed that claims such as plaintiffs’ be treated “as if ” they had been originally filed under the new cause of action. Congress also made punitive damages available under the new cause of action and authorized the filing of new claims that arose out of the same incident as earlier claims. Plaintiffs amended their complaint accordingly and, following a bench trial, obtained a multi-billion dollar damages award, including more than $4 billion in punitive damages. Sudan challenged the punitive damages award on appeal, arguing that Congress had not expressly authorized punitive damages based on conduct that predated its 2008 legislation. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit agreed, but the Supreme Court subsequently granted certiorari to consider whether, consistent with its decision in Republic of Austria v. Altmann, 541 U.S. 677 (2004), FSIA applies retroactively, thereby permitting recovery of punitive damages under 28 U.S.C. § 1605A(c) against foreign states for terrorist activities occurring prior to the passage of the current version of the statute. To discuss the case, we have Roger Alford, Professor of Law at the University of Notre DameAs always, the Federalist Society takes no particular legal or public policy positions. All opinions expressed are those of the speakers.

On Feb. 17, 1864, a torpedo from a Confederate submarine called the H.L. Hunley blew a hole in the side of a Union ship called the USS Housatonic in Charleston Harbor, becoming the first combat submarine to sink a warship in history. But after the attack, the Hunley disappeared.

Ahmaud Arbery would have turned 26 on Friday. Instead of celebrating, a crowd of protesters, protected by masks, demanded justice for his death in front of a courthouse in Georgia. So what do we know about the killing of Mr. Arbery by two armed white men? Guest: Richard Fausset, a correspondent based in Atlanta. For more information on today’s episode, visit nytimes.com/thedaily. Background reading: On Feb. 23, Mr. Arbery was jogging not far from his home on the outskirts of Brunswick, Ga. Then he was confronted by two white men in a pickup truck and fatally shot.After video footage of Mr. Arbery’s killing was leaked, two men were arrested and charged with murder. Widespread protests and 2.23 mile solidarity runs ensued, posted on social media with the hashtag #IRunWithMaud.

On Feb. 26, 2020, in a 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court decided Shular v. United States, rejecting the defense argument that Florida’s unique drug laws cannot be used to enhance a federal sentence. At issue was a federal statute known as the Armed Career Criminal Act (“ACCA”). ACCA imposes a mandatory 15-year sentence on defendants convicted of federal firearms-related felonies if they have 3 or more prior convictions for “serious drug offenses” or “violent felonies.” In 2017, local law enforcement officers executed a search warrant at the Florida home of Eddie Shular who was the target of a drug trafficking investigation being conducted by the Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA”). During the search, the officers seized a firearm from a bedroom closet. Because Shular was a convicted felon, he was charged under federal law with the crime of being a felon in possession of a firearm (18 USC section 922(g)(1)). He pled guilty to that offense and because he had more than three prior convictions for serious drug offenses, he was sentenced to the mandatory minimum of 15 years in prison under the applicable federal statute. He appealed his sentence arguing that because, under Florida law, none of his state convictions would qualify as a “serious drug offense” because the relevant state laws did not require that the government prove that Shular had “knowledge of the illicit nature of the substance,” and the Florida crimes were, therefore, broader than the generic drug offense analogs under federal law. The Eleventh Circuit upheld his conviction and sentence, rejecting the application of the “categorical approach” to defining “serious drug offenses, and holding that the ACCA definition “requires only that the predicate offense involves certain activities related to controlled substances.” The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that “serious drug offense” requires only that the state offense involves the conduct specified in the statute, and does not require that the state offense in question match certain generic drug offenses under federal law. The opinion was written by Justice Ginsburg. Justice Kavanaugh filed a concurring opinion. To discuss the case, we have Gregory A. Brower, Shareholder, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck.

On Feb. 26, 2020, in a 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court decided Shular v. United States, rejecting the defense argument that Florida’s unique drug laws cannot be used to enhance a federal sentence. At issue was a federal statute known as the Armed Career Criminal Act (“ACCA”). ACCA imposes a mandatory 15-year sentence on defendants convicted of federal firearms-related felonies if they have 3 or more prior convictions for “serious drug offenses” or “violent felonies.” In 2017, local law enforcement officers executed a search warrant at the Florida home of Eddie Shular who was the target of a drug trafficking investigation being conducted by the Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA”). During the search, the officers seized a firearm from a bedroom closet. Because Shular was a convicted felon, he was charged under federal law with the crime of being a felon in possession of a firearm (18 USC section 922(g)(1)). He pled guilty to that offense and because he had more than three prior convictions for serious drug offenses, he was sentenced to the mandatory minimum of 15 years in prison under the applicable federal statute. He appealed his sentence arguing that because, under Florida law, none of his state convictions would qualify as a “serious drug offense” because the relevant state laws did not require that the government prove that Shular had “knowledge of the illicit nature of the substance,” and the Florida crimes were, therefore, broader than the generic drug offense analogs under federal law. The Eleventh Circuit upheld his conviction and sentence, rejecting the application of the “categorical approach” to defining “serious drug offenses, and holding that the ACCA definition “requires only that the predicate offense involves certain activities related to controlled substances.” The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that “serious drug offense” requires only that the state offense involves the conduct specified in the statute, and does not require that the state offense in question match certain generic drug offenses under federal law. The opinion was written by Justice Ginsburg. Justice Kavanaugh filed a concurring opinion. To discuss the case, we have Gregory A. Brower, Shareholder, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck.

On Feb. 25, 2020, in a vote of 9-0 the U.S. Supreme Court decided Monasky v. Taglieri, holding that a child’s habitual residence under the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction depends on the totality of the circumstances specific to the case, not on categorical requirements such as an actual agreement between the parents.The Hague Convention, and the federal law that implements it in the United States, indicate that a parent whose child has been removed to another country in violation of that parent’s custodial rights can petition in federal or state court for the return of the child to the child’s country of habitual residence. The courts of that country can then resolve any underlying custody disputes. The opinion was given by Justice Ginsburg. Justice Thomas joined as to Parts I, III and IV, and filed an opinion concurring in part and concurring in the judgment. Justice Alito filed an opinion concurring in part and concurring in the judgment.To discuss the case, we have Margaret Ryznar, Professor of Law, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law.As always, the Federalist Society takes no particular legal or public policy positions. All opinions expressed are those of the speakers.

On Feb. 25, 2020, in a vote of 9-0 the U.S. Supreme Court decided Monasky v. Taglieri, holding that a child’s habitual residence under the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction depends on the totality of the circumstances specific to the case, not on categorical requirements such as an actual agreement between the parents.The Hague Convention, and the federal law that implements it in the United States, indicate that a parent whose child has been removed to another country in violation of that parent’s custodial rights can petition in federal or state court for the return of the child to the child’s country of habitual residence. The courts of that country can then resolve any underlying custody disputes. The opinion was given by Justice Ginsburg. Justice Thomas joined as to Parts I, III and IV, and filed an opinion concurring in part and concurring in the judgment. Justice Alito filed an opinion concurring in part and concurring in the judgment.To discuss the case, we have Margaret Ryznar, Professor of Law, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law.As always, the Federalist Society takes no particular legal or public policy positions. All opinions expressed are those of the speakers.

“My biggest goal right now is making the Olympic team for 2020. I feel like that’s a start. Sometimes I get a little scared thinking about bigger goals for years and years down the road. I like to do incremental ones. I think I would want to be known as a tough runner. I feel like I’m not super glamorous but a little more blue collar – just getting the work done and being tough. I like to be a badass.” On Feb. 9th, Elle Purrier broke a 37-year-old American record when she won the Millrose Games mile in 4:16.85. Her time took seven-tenths off Mary Slaney's time and now ranks as the second-fastest indoor mile in history. Before her breakout indoor season, Dana and Elle sit down during a high-altitude training stint in Flagstaff, Arizona to dive into some of her upbringings on a dairy farm in northern Vermont and what led to her success at the University of New Hampshire and post-collegiately. She now has her sights set on making her first U.S. Olympic team in 2021. In 2019, Purrier qualified for her first national team and competed in the 5,000 meters at the World Athletics Championships in Doha. She finished 11th with a personal best of 14:58.17. She is one of 16 American women who have broken 15 minutes on the track for 5,000 meters. Her personal best of 4:02:34 for the 1,500 meters also makes her a contender for that squad to Tokyo. On this episode, we touch on: - Growing up on a farm in Montgomery, Vermont - Brief basketball aspirations - Experiencing a runner’s high - Her favorite parts of training and some of the craziest workouts that she’s done - Advice for a high school runner pursuing running at a higher level - Envisioning her legacy within the sport as a competitor - The 5th Avenue Mile finish: “That’s a classic example of not overthinking something and just competing. That’s when I think I have my best races. That’s definitely a good lesson.” - And more... ➡️ Follow Elle on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elleruns_4_her_life/ ▶ Follow Dana: https://twitter.com/dana_gio6 https://www.instagram.com/dana_gio/ ▶ Follow us: twitter.com/CitiusMag instagram.com/citiusmag facebook.com/citiusmag Recommended read: Olympic hopefuls Gevvie Stone, Elle Purrier have very different paths ahead to Tokyo in 2021 (NBC Sports) | https://olympics.nbcsports.com/2020/03/25/tokyo-olympics-gevvie-stone-elle-purrier/ Photo for this episode's cover art by Kevin Morris | https://www.kevmofoto.com/

On Feb. 21, 2020, we made a triumphant return to newly-reopened Renner’s Grill (56:35), 22 months after a devastating kitchen fire closed the longtime anchor of SW Portland’s Multnomah Village bar scene. This comeback story was to be paired with a forthcoming visit to the enigmatic Stanich’s in what we were calling our “Lazarus” or “Flatliners” episode -- two old bars pronounced dead that somehow returned to tell the tale. Now, every drinking establishment in the metro area will face the same improbable challenge.  On March 16, COVID-19 social distancing efforts forced every bar, tavern, saloon, pub, and lounge in the state to put its stools on the counter and send its staff into the virtual unemployment line. Even as our local health news slowly improves, they all face an uncertain future.  We discussed it all over several rounds in our Steinhaus/Buddy’s Lounge glassware, in front of our ubiquitous, soul-sucking Zoom cameras in this very special, history in the making episode of HBTG...dedicated to every single person who has brought us joy one glass at a time in bars throughout Portland and beyond. We can’t wait to see you again soon...

Lindsay Buziak's unsolved homicide remains one of Canada’s most infamous cold cases. On Feb. 2, 2008, the 24-year-old realtor was scheduled to show a Saanich home to a potential buyer. However, the woman caller had a foreign accent and made Lindsay uncomfortable. The woman wanted to see a million-dollar home in Saanich.Lindsay told both her father, Jeff Buziak, and her boyfriend, Jason Zailo, that something seemed suspicious about the phone call. Police later said the call was made from a cellphone purchased in Vancouver under a false name and used only once for luring Lindsay to the home.Lindsay asked her boyfriend to attend the showing with her. Zailo arrived 10 minutes late with a friend. The two men waited outside for Lindsay. Zailo told officers that as he waited, he saw a man and woman open the front door and then close it again. Zailo tried the front door, but found it locked. His friend found the back door open. Zailo entered and found Lindsay dead in an upstairs bedroom. Someone had stabbed her at least 40 times.Note*** The opening clip was an interview with Dr. Phil (www.drphil.com) and Jeff Buziak. If you have any tips regarding this homicide, please email Jeff Buziak at jeffbuziak@hotmail.com and also be sure to visit the Lindsay Buziak Murder FB page.Please be sure to visit my website for more information about my true crime and paranormal newspaper columns at www.themarcabe.com. You can also help support my podcast by making a Paypal donation to augustlake@fuse.net at https://bit.ly/39iw6iz. If you would like to contact me about this podcast, please email me at catchmykiller@gmail.com.

On Feb. 3, 1943, the U.S.A.T. Dorchester  - carrying 902 service men, merchant seamen and civilian workers was sunk in the cold Atlantic.  Among those lost were four Army chaplains whose rescue efforts became the foundation of post-war interfaith activism.     Our guest today is Eboo Patel,  Founder and President of the Interfaith Youth Corps. He sees the beginnings of a new interfaith understanding coming with the trauma and international struggle against the novel coronavirus.     Religion News Service Editor-In-Chief Bob Smietana spoke with Eboo Patel for Beliefs.

On Feb. 22nd, AGHOST investigated Thornewood Castle, the mansion from Rose Red. We captured evidence at the apartments next to the Castle, the movie room and game room in the Castle. During the night, we experimented with lamps, the Estes Method, and tried a new kind of EVP test. Get the scoop in this podcast.Read the ghost report at: https://www.ghostlyactivities.com/ghost-hunt-thornewood-castle-in-lakewood-washington/To join AGHOST and ghost hunt at places like Thornewood Castle, sign up at https://www.aghost.org/become-a-member

On Feb. 22nd, AGHOST investigated Thornewood Castle, the mansion from Rose Red. We captured evidence at the apartments next to the Castle, the movie room and game room in the Castle. During the night, we experimented with lamps, the Estes Method, and tried a new kind of EVP test. Get the scoop in this podcast.Read the ghost report at: https://www.ghostlyactivities.com/ghost-hunt-thornewood-castle-in-lakewood-washington/To join AGHOST and ghost hunt at places like Thornewood Castle, sign up at https://www.aghost.org/become-a-member 

On Feb 28th, we picked a random day as a marker of time to see how much has changed. Tomorrow is that day.

On Feb. 21, 2020, Deirdre Cooper Owens, a professor of the history of medicine at the University of Nebraska, was on campus to discuss her work tracing the origins of medical racism back to its roots. In her book Medical Bondage: Race, Gender, and the origins of American Gynecology, Cooper Owens reveals the ways the field of gynecology, pioneered by 19th century medical men, was deeply intertwined with the institution of slavery.This talk was part of 400 Years of Resistance to Slavery and Injustice, a yearlong initiative at Berkeley that marks the 400th anniversary of the forced arrival of enslaved Africans in the English colonies.Read a Q&A with Cooper Owens on Berkeley News.Read a transcript of this podcast episode on Berkeley News. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Feb. 3, 1916, a fire erupted during a session of the House of Commons. Within a few hours, the building was engulfed and the tower had collapsed. Seven people would lose their lives and the repairs to the building would take over a decade. This is the story of a cigar left sitting on papers, the scapegoat blame that was passed around and the efforts of those inside and outside the building to save what they could. E-mail: canadianhistoryehx@gmail.com Support: www.patreon.com/canadaehx Music by Kevin MacLeod

Each month the SwissPats bring you all the coolest and most entertaining events throughout Switzerland. We had something planned for you for March 2020. There were football games, car shows, ski marathons, jazz festivals, a women's expo and of course, the Basel Fasnacht. Well, those have all been cancelled. On Feb. 28 the Swiss government imposed a ban on public events that gathered more than 1,000 because of the coronavirus outbreak. So instead of discussing what is happening in March, which is mostly NOTHING, Suzi and Don chat about the nothingness that is occurring in Switzerland. We promise it is more entertaining than that sentence makes it sound. 

In this weeks episode we are joined by special guest Jamie Stevens, a cigar reviewer from Cigar Talk Radio. We discuss the positives and negatives of being a women in the cigar world. There is a new Tik Tok challenge that leaves us all kinda confused and concerned. Why are people so flaky? We get into an article that partially explains why. On Feb. 28 they approved a bill to ban the sale of flavored e liquid and also flavored tobacco. There was a bid for the most expensive humidor, a 2.6 million dollar Cohiba humidor. Its 5 foot tall filled with 550 Cuban Cohiba cigars. A new update to the West Virgina tax increase on cigars. Tatuaje released a limited edition SA to help fight against the cigar legislation. Finally we review The Wise Man MaduroBe sure to give Jamie a follow on InstagramReach out to us with your thoughts, questions, concerns, or comments at: Cigarheadzpodcast@gmail.comFollow us:Cigarheadz- Facebook, TwitterDenny- InstagramMarc- Instagram

The Frontier mine was one of the largest tar sands mines ever proposed for northern Alberta. On Feb 23, Teck Resources withdrew its application for the $20 billion project, just days before the federal government was planning to deliver a decision on the project’s future. We speak with Duncan Kinney, executive director of Progress Alberta.

The Frontier mine was one of the largest tar sands mines ever proposed for northern Alberta. On Feb 23, Teck Resources withdrew its application for the $20 billion project, just days before the federal government was planning to deliver a decision on the project’s future. We speak with Duncan Kinney, executive director of Progress Alberta.

In honor of Black History month, we talk about the amazing Madame CJ Walker. She was the first female self made millionaire! This episode is dedicated to NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson, who passed on at the age of 101 On Feb 24, 2020. https://www.biography.com/inventor/madam–cj–walker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madam_C._J._Walker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self_Made_(TV_series)

On Feb 22 Sugarbush hosted a compelling Protect Our Winters ski industry focused climate panel that deserved the Wintry Mix podcast treatment so the humans can consume it on their schedule.  Win Smith, President, Sugarbush Resort. Panel Moderator. Cameron Wake, PhD, University of New Hampshire Sustainability Institute, Research Professor & Climate Scientist. David Perry, Executive Vice President, Sustainability & Special Projects, Founding President & COO, Alterra Mountain Company. Heather Furman, The Nature Conservancy, Vermont State Director. Aaron Rice, POW Athlete Alliance, Ski-Touring World Record Holder. If you have time/interest you can also view the 2hour plus youtube video. This episode is supported by Beau Jo's Colorado Style Pizza and 10 Barrel Brewing Company.  Email me alex@wintrymixcast.com. Leave the pod a voicemail/text at 802 560 5003. Questions. Rants. Anything.  Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Play or elsewhere. Now on Spotify too. Follow and/or pester me on instagram @wintrymixcast. All the links are on the sidebar of WintryMixCast.com too.  AK

2-25-20 Tonight at 9PM ET GotMead Live will be talking with Roger Wanner and Joe Abruzzo, owners of W A Meadwerks on Long Island in New York. These guys are truly passionate about their mead, and managed to open a meadery in a place that's pretty darn expensive, and do it on a shoestring. Roger will be speaking at MeadCon this year on how they managed to open their meadery with very little up front. W A Meadwerks started in Roger's basement in West Islip after being lucky enough to try commercial meads from Schramms, Superstition and Melovino. They made a few good batches and they dumped a few at the beginning. After the bad batches, they started upgrading Roger's basement. They started to enter some of their meads in local competitions. They won some awards and received some great feed back. At that point they had the insane idea to open a commercial meadery, the idea being that one did not exist on Long Island. They opened their doors in Lindenhurst, Long Island, NY in September of 2018. After being open a little under a year they decided to try and put together an all mead festival on Long Island with the help of their village. The first year of the festival had 6 commercial meaderies, mead sent to them from all over the country along with more than 25 home made meads. The event was wildly successful and will be held again this year. 18 months in and they are have already out grown their production in their current space. On Feb 19th they signed the lease to a second production space and look forward to their growth in 2020. Roger started making beer with kits in his basement, and discovered mead as he dug deeper into craft brewing. He fell in love with it, and with the science of meadmaking. Joe has been in the Long Island bar and restaurant industry for the last 20 years. He also worked in one of the best craft beer bars on Long Island for 7 years and spent a year and a half at a brewery. He's been into craft beer for about 10 years. Join us on the live chat and don't be afraid to call in if you want to! This player will show the most recent show, and when we're live, will play the live feed. If you are calling in, please turn off the player sound, so we don't get feedback. Click here to see a playable list of all our episodes! If you want to ask your mead making questions, you can call us at 803-443-MEAD (6323) or send us a question via email, or via Twitter @GotmeadNow and we'll tackle it online! 9PM EDT/6PM PDT Join us on live chat during the show Bring your questions and your mead, and let's talk mead! You can call us at 803-443-MEAD (6323), or Skype us at meadwench (please friend me first and say you're a listener, I get tons of Skype spam), or tweet to @gotmeadnow. Coming up: March 3 - Steve Patik - Braggots and other meads March 10, 17 and 24th off for MeadCon final prep, the event, and recovery (I'll have no voice) Show links and notes Honeybee: Lessons from an Accidental Beekeeper by C. Marina Marchese The Honey Connoisseur by C. Marina Marchese and Kim Flottum National Honey Board Mead Crafter Compeitition Penn Herb Co San Francisco Herbs Wellcome Mead: 105 Mead Recipes from the 17th and 18th Century English Receipt Books at the Wellcome Library by Laura Angotti Cider and Perry in Britain to 1700: A Collection of Material from Primary and Selected Secondary Sources by Laura Angotti Let There Be Melomels by Rob Ratliff The Big Book of Mead Recipes by Rob Ratliff Upcoming Events February 28 - Bos Meadery, Madison, WI - Non Prophet Group/Seven Seasons Deep/Robert Halstead February 28 - Fifth Annual Michigan Nordic Fire Festival and Mead Hall - Charlotte, MI February 29 - Brimming Horn Meadery, Milton, DE - Mead, Cider and Fruit Wine pairing with Girl Scout cookies February 29 - Honest Abe Cider House and Meadery, Carson, CA - Soft Opening and Anniversary Party February 29 - Glass Jug Beer Lab-Bottle Shop, Durham,

2.23.20. It’s February, and we’ve turned to the Bible’s 6th “Big Idea”–one that’s sure to put a jolt in your winter blues: POWER. What does the Bible say about power? What is power? What is it for? Who has it? Who should have it? What power does God have and how does God use it? Power is one of the most complex subjects in the Holy Scriptures, primarily because so much of what it teaches about power seems contradictory: Is God an all-powerful Creator, or a God who “empties himself” of power to assume flesh and die in humiliation and weakness? Each Sunday in February, we explore power from a different angle. On Feb. 2nd, we looked at our charged world, full of good and evil powers, with the help of theologian Walter Wink. On Feb. 9th, we explored the confounding idea that God’s strength is known in weakness. On Feb. 16th, we interrogated the myth of “redemptive violence” and learn the theology of non-violent power with Ministry Fellow, Rob Schoonover preaching. On Feb. 23rd, we explore the work of Reinhold Niebuhr and “Christian realism” and ask ourselves what faithful power looks like in the face of dictators, genocide, and institutional evil.

On Feb 3, 2020, Mike Stockwell of Cross Country Evangelism and I went to a Planned Parenthood in Columbus to preach the gospel and stand up for innocent babies.

On Feb. 17, 2020 I had the joy of sharing the Word in chapel at my Alma Mater Appalachian Bible College as part of their 70th anniversary year.

On Feb. 12, Hubei health authorities announced an additional 14,840 cases of the coronavirus. It marks the largest single-day rise since the epidemic began and is almost 10 times the number of added cases from the day before. Health authorities said the spike was due to the inclusion of “clinically diagnosed cases” in Hubei. Others suspect the true reason is because of a recent change in top leadership in Hubei province and Wuhan city, as these two Xi Jinping appointees seek to avoid taking responsibility for their predecessors’ incompetence and concealment of the epidemic. To decode these events, Zooming In did a thorough case study of one of China’s most popular media outlet’s coverage of the coronavirus epidemic. We also did a preliminary calculation of the infected population and death toll in Wuhan based on an exclusive investigation by the Epoch Media Group into one of Wuhan’s funeral homes. From there, we will explore the truth of the epidemic, how Chinese leadership view it, their plan going forward and most importantly, what it means for you if the epidemic in China is 10 times worse than reported.  Subscribe for updates: http://bit.ly/SimoneGao

On Feb. 4, 2020, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf detailed his vision for the 2020-2021 state budget in an address to the General Assembly. He discussed the cost of higher education, worker access to transportation, obstacles stopping would-be entrepreneurs from starting businesses, and more. But what were the most important points for PICPA members? To shine a light on the issues that will affect you, we spoke with Peter Calcara, PICPA’s vice president of government relations. For more information on legislative issues, make sure to check out Calcara’s PICPA Legislative Update webinar on Feb. 20. To read the full transcript click here.

2.16.20. It's February, and we've turned to the Bible's 6th "Big Idea"--one that's sure to put a jolt in your winter blues: POWER. What does the Bible say about power? What is power? What is it for? Who has it? Who should have it? What power does God have and how does God use it? Power is one of the most complex subjects in the Holy Scriptures, primarily because so much of what it teaches about power seems contradictory: Is God an all-powerful Creator, or a God who "empties himself" of power to assume flesh and die in humiliation and weakness? Each Sunday in February, we explore power from a different angle. On Feb. 2nd, we looked at our charged world, full of good and evil powers, with the help of theologian Walter Wink. On Feb. 9th, we explored the confounding idea that God's strength is known in weakness. On Feb. 16th, we interrogate the myth of "redemptive violence" and learn the theology of non-violent power with Ministry Fellow, Rob Schoonover preaching. From Rob Schoonover - The Myth of Redemptive Violence: Media, American Mythology, and interpretations of the Bible all contain a form of Redemptive Violence. Imperial culture’s perpetuate redemptive violence myths as a way of maintaining power within their contexts. Western Christianity has not been immune to this phenomenon. This Sunday we will examine why we’ve continued to tell Redemptive Violence Myths and we will see how the person of Christ critiques and challenges the redemptive violence narratives that pervade our cultural imagination.

Happy Valentine’s Day, or Galentine’s Day, or Happy Self-Love Day!   However you celebrate, celebrate the LOVE in your LIFE.     The Higher Conversations Podcast is celebrating a birthday!  On Feb. 12th, 2020, HCP turned 1 Year Old!  This is the official one-year episode.   Thanks for joining the conversation.    In episode fifty-four of the Higher Conversations Podcast, Kellee helps you stock-up and fill-up your Spiritual Toolbox, by breaking down both known and unknown Divination Methods.  Do you have the gift of Second Sight? Do you see things others don’t? Are you spiritually driven? Do you receive messages from beyond? If the answer is a resounding, “YES!” then this is the episode for you.     Story: The Definition of Divination & How to Use it as a Divine Guide   Medicine: Curating a Spiritual Toolbox + 9 Methods of Divination     Magic: A How to on 6 Ways to Develop & Deepen your Divination Methods      Invitation: Develop Your Divine Abilities Journaling Exercise + 5 Questions to Tap Into Intuition    JOIN the Higher Conversations Podcast Facebook Group  LINK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1062405170629839/    Tahoe Spark Healing Summit 2020: APRIL 4-5 @ North Lake Tahoe Conference Center in Kings Beach, CA  Website: www.TahoeSpark.com Eventbrite: https://tahoespark.eventbrite.com Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/456612195213065/ Discount Code for 2-Day Ticket ($20 Off): HCP   Bali Retreat March 21-31st, 2020 with the NaiAsa Institute & Dr. Jinju Dasalla -  Beauty that Transforms: Awakening Fire, Flow & the Sacred Feminine  Earn 50 Hours Yoga Alliance Continued Education Hours Website & Registration: https://naiasainstitute.earth/2020-bali-yoga-retreat Code: HIGHERFLOW50    Intro + Interlude + Outro Music: “Tabla Rasa” by Jesse Blake -  jesseblakemusic.com   Help support the show by:   Subscribing on iTunes & Apple Podcast App  Review the show and 5-Star Rating on iTunes & Apple Podcast App - this helps so much! If you give the show a 5-Star Rating with a Stellar Review, please screenshot before you submit & send to me at higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com for a FREE PDF Download - Sankalpa: A Guide to Setting Intentions On & Off the Mat Article: How to Review on iTunes Follow on Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Share with 1-2 People you know will love it!   Growing a podcast audience takes time, energy, and commitment.  I appreciate all of you who are becoming part of the tribe! Stay connected with me on Instagram @theyogipoet    With love and gratitude, thank you for listening and being a part of my Dharmic Journey.   SHARE YOUR STORY with the Higher Conversations Podcast Audience:  Do you have a Lyme Warrior or Wounded Healer story to share with the Higher Conversations Podcast Audience? Email Kellee at: higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com - DM on Instagram: @theyogipoet - Join the HCP Facebook Group   Connect with Kellee Rich - THE YOGI POET -   On Facebook: Kellee Rich & Kellee Rich - The Yogi Poet HCP Facebook Group  On Instagram: @theyogipoet Websites: www.theyogipoet.com & www.theyogipoet.primemybody.com  Email: higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com   More information on the Hemp Revolution at: www.primemybody.com Interested in Joining the Prime My Body Team?  Contact me at: higherconversationspodcast@gmail.com or visit my website www.theyogipoet.primemybody.com for more information on Hemp Products offered by Prime My Body and to purchase.  These products are changing my life. Do something for you!

Dear Friends & Colleagues,Today’s episode shares unique insights into one of the most powerful examples of transformation occurring in the American healthcare market. The leadership at CVS Health has been intentionally curating an expansive and comprehensive approach to healthcare delivery - specifically in the arena of chronic disease management, which makes up the vast majority of encounters and dollars spent in healthcare.  By way of quick background, CVS Health - previously the CVS Corporation - was renamed in 2014, following a landmark strategic decision to remove cigarettes and other tobacco products from its shelves. Its assets now include: One of the largest payers in the country (Aetna), and its accompanying state-of-the-art consumer analytic and population health analytic capabilities;CVS Minute Clinic, a provider arm which has now been greatly expanded with HealthHubs;CVS Pharmacy, one of the largest retail pharmacy chains, including its Specialty pharmacy;CVS Caremark, one of the largest pharmacy benefits managers in the US. Our guest this week is Dr. Alan Lotvin, who, at the time of this interview was Executive Vice President and Chief Transformation Officer for CVS Health. On Feb 12, 2020, one day prior to the posting of this episode, Dr. Lotvin was appointed President of CVS Caremark, the largest division of CVS Health. This represents a significant opportunity and is a measure of the trust the organization places in him. He will also have oversight of CVS Specialty and CVS Kidney Care. Dr. Lotvin has extensive experience in the pharmaceutical benefit management and specialty pharmacy industries. He began his career as a practicing cardiologist in New Jersey. He holds a master's degree in Medical Informatics from Columbia University and also holds a US Patent for Circulatory Valve Repair.In this interview, you’ll hear:How CVS Health is constructing a consumer-centric healthcare system - making it easier, affordable and more convenient to stay healthy.The broad swath of chronic diseases that CVS Health plans to manage.CVS Health’s differentiating value proposition and its new positioning in the larger delivery ecosystem.How the vertical assets of CVS Health are enabling it to create and optimize value-based health services.How CVS Health is using its multiple sources of data and it’s powerhouse consumer analytics to improve patient engagement and health outcomes.CVS Health represents one of the most remarkable stories in the annals of American healthcare.  As described in my book on Reframing Healthcare, I consider CVS Health to be one of the poster childs for what a consumer-oriented, value-based healthcare approach should be. What you will hear woven throughout this interview is a story of a purposeful leadership team committed to creating care that is safe, effective, convenient, easy to use and navigate, all while being affordable. It is also a story of leadership that has been forward thinking enough to invest heavily in the most cutting edge analytics to identify patients in need and proactively assist them in accessing the care they need to stay healthy. There is another facet of this story that also needs to be underscored. The CVS Health approach is a collaborative one. Dr. Lotvin refers to “collaborative partnership agreements” and “open platform models” of care. He points out that while healthcare is highly competitive, there is also the opportunity to cooperate - the notion of ‘coopetition’. This understanding also points toward the direction I believe American healthcare should be heading - toward a more open ecosystem of care rather than the closed legacy system models and platforms of the past. The ‘ecosystem economy’ is upon us, and we, in healthcare, have the unique opportunity to actually contribute to creating a more connected, agile and responsive system of healthcare.  I’ll leave you with a quote from Dr. Lotvin which captures this overarching sentiment. “There is so much opportunity for us to do the right thing for patients and consumers, and really improve healthcare… We need to be tenacious and get through all the problems because the opportunity is really there to do important work that will benefit people, benefit society and benefit the people who are able to do it well. It’s the proverbial win for everyone.” Until Next Time, Be Well.Zeev Neuwirth MD 

Doug, Chad, Olivia and Chaille answer questions submitted by Patreon subscribers.On Feb. 15, 2020 there will be a live streaming event sponsored by Jobi and Doug Stanhope's Celebrity Death Pool. Go to Chad's twitter page (@hdfatty) and folllow the instructions to view the stream through his TWITCH channel – Or go to www.Twitch.tv/hd_fatty.Help out the podcast by participating in a quick survey at www.Wondery.com/SurveyListen to the rest of this podcast and get another BONUS one each month by subscribing through our Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/stanhopepodcast. ALL levels of support will get direct message access to the podcast and instant access to a Bonus episode every month plus all past BONUS episodes. Any level of support is appreciated. Thanks in again as your subscription helps keep this podcast going. Patreon page - (https://www.patreon.com/stanhopepodcast).Recorded Feb. 07, 2020 at the FunHouse in Tucson, AZ with Doug Stanhope (@DougStanhope), Olivia Grace (@OliviaDoesBits), Chad Shank (@HD_Fatty), Tracey Wernet (@Egglester), and Ggreg Chaille (@gregchaille). Produced and Edited by Chaille.2020 tour dates are already up on the website. Don't find out too late about an upcoming performance in your area. Get on the Mailing List at https://www.dougstanhope.com/This episode is sponsored by YOU. And, we Thank You for supporting Doug and this podcast by subscribing.LINKS -Visit the Stanhope Store - http://www.dougstanhope.com/store/ Closing song, “The Stanhope Rag”, written and performed by Scotty Conant for Doug Stanhope and used with permission – Available on Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/scottyconant

On Feb. 10, Abby Martin filed a lawsuit in federal court challenging a Georgia law requiring all independent contractors to sign a pro-Israel pledge, promising to not participate or advocate the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement against Israeli crimes. Abby is working with two renowned civil rights organizations, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and The Partnership for Civil Justice Fund (PCJF). FULL LEGAL COMPLAINT // http://bit.ly/2tPYjyc OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE & MEDIA CONTACTS // https://myemail.constantcontact.com/Breaking--Civil-Rights-Groups-to-Announce-Federal-Free-Speech-Lawsuit-Against-Georgia-s-Unconstitutional--Israel-Boycott--Law--.html?soid=1103010792410&aid=yDidogygAAQ

On today’s show we will be talking to Coach Jim Johnson who has more than 30 years’ experience developing winning high school basketball teams, including 428 career victories which has led to numerous championships and rewards for his teams and for himself. Perhaps his most notable victory is when he inserted his autistic student-manager Jason McElwain (J-Mac) into a game and the rest is history relative to the lives that have been touched since. That experience and success has put Coach Johnson in high demand as a motivational speaker and an author.   During this episode you’ll hear: What motivated Jim Johnson to become a high school basketball coach. What the gesture of bringing his autistic team manager, Jason McElwain (T-Mac) into Greece Athena’s final home basketball game meant to T-Mac and the fans of Greece Athena When Jim became associated with Coach Donavan and what led him to write this forward Why defining your mission, setting goals, and persevering are critical steps in one’s planning process The importance of sharing your success with others and believing in miracles The importance of defining your passion   Jonathan Krueger is an Investment Advisor Representative with Lion Street Advisors, LLC, a Registered Investment Representative and a Registered Representative with Lion Street Advisors, LLC member SIPC. Opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect those of Lion Street Advisors, LLC or LionsGate Advisors. The topics discussed, and opinions given are not intended to address the specific needs of any listener. Neither Lion Street Advisors, LLC nor LionsGate Advisors offer legal or tax advice; listeners are encouraged to discuss their financial needs with the appropriate professional regarding your individual circumstance. Resources: Jim Johnson is a high school basketball coach and the Author of the book, “A Coach and a Miracle.” Based on what transpired in a few short moments in early 2006, Coach Jim Johnson is now an authority on the subject of realizing your dreams. In his many public-speaking appearances, the Rochester, New York resident relates his role in a basketball game that got Hollywood calling. He also emphasizes the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship, delivering his talks with a heartfelt style that has brought audiences to their feet. Coach Johnson has developed winning high-school basketball teams for 30 years, taking over three losing varsity programs and turning them into winners in short periods of time. Of his 428 career victories, one in particular will surely never be duplicated.   On Feb. 15, 2006, Coach Johnson made the kindhearted gesture of inserting his autistic manager, Jason McElwain, now known to the world as J-Mac into Greece Athena High School’s final home game, which the Trojans won 79-43. J-Mac scored 20 points in just over four minutes, including six three-point baskets, to become an instant national celebrity. Coach Johnson, also, was featured in major news outlets around the country. To make the Hollywood ending complete, Greece Athena captured the first Section V title of Coach Johnson’s career a few weeks later.

On Feb. 5, Bishop Gruss met Al Kresta for the first time and did an interview which aired on Kresta in the Afternoon on Ave Maria radio.Bishop Gruss shared the story of how he went from being a pilot to a priest, discussed his involvement with the canonization cause of Nicholas Black Elk and shared some of his early impressions of the Diocese of Saginaw and more.

On Feb. 10, 1990, two men shot seven people while robbing a bowling alley in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Four of the victims died. Three of the dead were children, ages 13, 6 and 2. All of the victims were shot at point-blank range. Thirty years have passed and the killers have yet to be brought to justice in what is now one of the bloodiest mass shootings in the nation.

Sean Russell from DFW-based rock band Cut Throat Finches talks about the realities of being a pro musician. 90% is the business side and doing all the things no one wants to do, 10% is having fun onstage. On Feb 23rd at 4pm @MASS Fort Worth Music Academy students will join the band onstage to perform a CTR show as special guests. Get your tickets at https://www.prekindle.com/find-tickets/id/530585115430034236?1

3 years ago I stepped out on my own after 11 years working a 9-5 job. On Feb 1st, 2017 I woke up and rubbed my eyes with nowhere to be. No commute. No office. No co-workers. I didn’t know what to do… So I took the kids to school… Went to the gym… Wrote a blog post… Updated social profiles… Then I got to work. (The entire journey is documented on this very podcast) In the last 6 months I have created courses, challenges, summits, hosted 2 live events, started a private membership (The FAM) and an app-only coaching program (The Crew)... And today I reveal my #1 lesson over the last 3 years...

Katey Yurko lives in Austin, Texas with her boyfriend Dan. She's the creator of The Violet Fog, a website packed with tips on mental wellness, love, holistic well-being and DIY beauty. She has SUCH an important message to share with us today. It's about how loving and KNOWING yourself more intently can help those who live with depression. Katey went for years not understanding her depression well, and developed really unhealthy coping mechanisms. She isolated herself from others, for fear of being judged or misunderstood. She felt like a burden to friends and family, even though they were always supportive. That's why she's so passionate to share what has helped her the most in her struggle with depression. She especially wants to share her knowledge on ways to fight depression that don't include taking prescription medication. Listen in to episode number 44 of the Love Intently Podcast to hear how Katey realized she had depression, what it looked like in her darkest days, research-based tips for depression and mental wellness, and how she opens up to her boyfriend and family when she's having a depressive episode. You can follow her on Instagram @thevioletfog and on her website, http://violetfog.com/. She absolutely loves when people who follow her say hello and connect, so don't be shy!     Additionally, there are two exciting events Love Intently is involved with this month. On Feb 13th, there will be a Live Love Intently Podcast recording with Elsa Moreck and Jessica Honeger. For more details go here: http://eventbrite.com/e/love-intently-live-podcast-recording-at-austin-proper-hotel-tickets-91243452623 Love + Culture Haven: a virtual retreat celebrating love across borders https://retreat2020.borderlessstories.com/?sc=kfM577PG&ac=IeOEUrp5 For full show notes: https://loveintently.com/blog/how-to-fight-depression-naturally-violet-fog

We’re back! After a 4ish month break, we are back with two episodes this week. On this episode Sophie shares her journey over the last year and why she had to take a break. She was facing a massive creative and emotional burnout on top of health issues that sprung up on her. On this episode she will share her lessons through this break and whats to come from the Love Intently podcast. Additionally, there are two exciting events Love Intently is involved with this month. On Feb 13th, there will be a Live Love Intently Podcast recording with Elsa Moreck and Jessica Honeger. For more details go here: http://eventbrite.com/e/love-intently-live-podcast-recording-at-austin-proper-hotel-tickets-91243452623 Love + Culture Haven: a virtual retreat celebrating love across borders https://retreat2020.borderlessstories.com/?sc=kfM577PG&ac=IeOEUrp5 Instagram: @sophkwok @love.intently Link to Shownotes: https://loveintently.com/blog/wereback