Podcast appearances and mentions of pat hart

08/22/24: Joel Heitkamp is broadcasting from Chicago for the Democratic National Convention, and is joined by Pat Hart, Kathy Hogan, and Zac Ista. Pat Hart is the former chair of Democratic-NPL Party and current running mate of Merrill Piepkorn, running for Governor of North Dakota. Kathy Hogan served in the North Dakota House from 2009-18, and has been in the State Senate since 2019. Zac Ista is an attorney out of Grand Forks, and has served in the North Dakota House since 2020. They all talk about the convention so far, go over their favorite parts of speeches, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to Trunk Talk! The show where we talk about every facet of the automotive industry. Today, we're focusing on a different topic. Join Charlotte as she interviews Pat Hart on how he got his start in the automotive industry, spoiler alert, it took a lot of hard work!

11/23/22: Pat Hart is the Chair of the Dem-NPL, and joins Joel on "News and Views," to talk about the former Attorney General's emails that were deleted. A company hired by the North Dakota State Information Technology department was unable to recover the thousands of deleted emails of former Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem and former Chief Deputy Attorney General Troy Seibel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

10/25/22: Pat Hart is the Chairman of the Dem-NPL, and joins Joel on "News and Views" to talk about a press release from the state party.  After the racist and hateful social media posts by members of the North Dakota Young Republicans were made public, Pat Hart called on the NDGOP to take action by immediately disavowing any candidates who participated in this shameful incident, and cut off any further support to their campaigns. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

09/29/22: Pat is the Chair of the Dem-NPL party, and joins Joel to talk about a state audit regarding State Rep. Jason Dockter. Read the full article on KFGO.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

07/19/22: Joel is joined by the Chair of the North Dakota Dem-NPL, Pat Hart, to have a conversation about a former employee of the Attorney General's office, and some emails she deleted. This administrative assistant, Liz Brocker, who helped clear the email account of former attorney general Wayne Stenehjem after he died in office, turned in her resignation letter on Friday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

05/26/22 : Joel is joined by Pat Hart, the Chair of the ND Dem-NPL. Pat and Joel have a conversation around the school shooting in Texas, and how our elected officials are handling it.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join BCfm Radio's Pat Hart discussing the upcoming referendum with Panellists Emma, Harvey Stephen Williams, Cllr Marley Barrett and Carla Denyer with community members, local councillors and organisations asking questions. Thom Oliver from Bristol Civic Leadership Project started the event with an introduction to the referendum and gave the audience a bit of context and background to the vote and what the options are.

Award winning broadcaster Pat Hart using a variety of archive clips and some original interviews of both Bob Marley himself and others including poet and author Lemn Sissay, tells the story of this great man who influenced the lives of so many. Includes some of Marley's music too in this inspirational thirty minute journey into the world of a reggae music icon.

A Bristol production from BCfm Radio's Pat Hart in partnership with a host of volunteers. Listen and enjoy some archive footage.

Primrose Granville the accidental campaigner and broadcaster Pat Hart talk kidneys and the real life experiences of a Sickle Cell warrior in this seasonal episode that includes music from the B Positive Choir.

George Kouzaris was from a Greek-Cypriot family. He was born in Cyprus in 1957 and was six years old when his family moved to Bristol. He and his brothers Luka, Petros & Savva ran the iconic Soundsville Records store in Gloucester Road Bishopston in the 80's and became recognised as pioneers in bringing music to the DJ's before anyone else. Their style and charm made a visit to Soundsville unique and inspiring. In this podcast broadcasters and DJ's Pat Hart, Mikie Rods & Tristan B pay tribute to their longtime friend and "brother" who sadly passed on 26th September 2021. This programme is dedicated to the entire Kouzaris family and especially his daughters Antonia & Alexia and his grandchildren Elijah & Thiago.

A chance to hear listeners thoughts on the Euro 2020 penalty miss saga that resulted in racist abuse online to 3 England players. With Ammo, Paul Davis & Pat Hart .

It's always easy for broadcasters and journalists to try and make a name for themselves and go on the attack when interviewing politicians. Whatever your political view the art of conversation and listening is becoming more rare in political debate. Here's a chance to listen to re-elected Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees on his reflections and thoughts in conversation with Bcfm Radio's Pat Hart who says "It costs nothing to be polite" .

This is a recording of the Police & Crime Commissioner Hustings for Avon & Somerset from Bcfm Radio held at 9am on Thursday 22nd April 2021. Hosted by Ivan Jackson & Pat Hart and including, Mark Shelford (Conservatives), Cleo Lake (Green), Heather Shearer (Lim Dem), Kerry Barker (Labour) and John Smith (Independent)

Listen to the first of the 2021 Bristol Mayoral Election one on one interviews with award winning broadcaster Pat Hart. This is Sandy Hore-Ruthven

Are Bristolians stereotyped and do they see themselves differently to how the rest of the country regards Bristolians? It was a lively discussion! Chaired by Pat Hart, TV host, radio broadcaster and Director of BCfm Radio. This event was part of Brizzle Week. Panel members include: Makala Cheung – pop music artist and creative director at Filwood Community Centre Neil Maggs – journalist, filmmaker and ‘Proud Bristolian’ Lloyd Russell – charity worker and winner of the Bristol Diversity Awards

Phoenix from the Airwaves The Untold In a community centre in inner city Bristol, next to the nursery, and the café and the hall for local meet-ups and yoga, sits a very special place. The BCfm – Bristol Community FM – radio station. From their studio next to Easton community centre’s reception, 204 volunteer radio presenters broadcast to the city of Bristol and beyond. Dezzi Rankin (the resident Sunday morning reggae host), Shout Out (LGBTQ+), Silver Sound (for the older listener), Mid-Week Sports bar, Real Women – they’re all here. Pat Hart has been the station manager for ten years – and also the station’s breakfast presenter. “I don’t think there’s a single part of life in Bristol we don’t represent.” It is always a struggle, but with grants drying up, the station has found itself living more and more of a hand to mouth existence. At the beginning of 2019 he found himself asking the council for more support, but nothing could prepare him for what was around the corner. “If I’d have had a crystal ball, I might have run away at the beginning of 2019.” One fateful day in August at 11am, Tony Johnson launched his 50th Anniversary of the Moon landings special with Telstar. “I plugged my MP3 stick into the usual slot… and then I smelt something strange. Looked to my left, and saw the smoke coming from somewhere behind the desk.” He did his next link, alerted the receptionist to the need for a fire engine, and then as the studio filled with acrid smoke, he queued up an hour’s worth of music. “The radio host’s worst nightmare is dead air.” Pat arrived to find the studio completely destroyed, the insurance documents illegible from fire damage, and his thoughts turned to the listeners. The longer the station is off air, the more perilous their situation becomes. Can Pat get the station back on air - and fast? Produced by Polly Weston for BBCR4

A Chance to hear the Shades Of Soul duo Pat Hart & Mikie Rods with their UK Garage special from Sunday 3rd August 2020 - Play It LOUD

In a community centre in inner city Bristol, next to the nursery, and the café and the hall for local meet-ups and yoga, sits a very special place. The BCfm – Bristol Community FM – radio station. From their studio next to Easton community centre's reception, 204 volunteer radio presenters broadcast to the city of Bristol and beyond. Dezzi Rankin (the resident Sunday morning reggae host), Shout Out (LGBTQ+), Silver Sound (for the older listener), Mid-Week Sports bar, Real Women – they're all here. Pat Hart has been the station manager for ten years – and also the station's breakfast presenter. “I don't think there's a single part of life in Bristol we don't represent.” It is always a struggle, but with grants drying up, the station has found itself living more and more of a hand to mouth existence. At the beginning of 2019 he found himself asking the council for more support, but nothing could prepare him for what was around the corner. “If I'd have had a crystal ball, I might have run away at the beginning of 2019.” One fateful day in August at 11am, Tony Johnson launched his 50th Anniversary of the Moon landings special with Telstar. “I plugged my MP3 stick into the usual slot… and then I smelt something strange. Looked to my left, and saw the smoke coming from somewhere behind the desk.” He did his next link, alerted the receptionist to the need for a fire engine, and then as the studio filled with acrid smoke, he queued up an hour's worth of music. “The radio host's worst nightmare is dead air.” Pat arrived to find the studio completely destroyed, the insurance documents illegible from fire damage, and his thoughts turned to the listeners. The longer the station is off air, the more perilous their situation becomes. Can Pat get the station back on air - and fast? Produced by Polly Weston

The Legendary Clive Smith from As It Is TV talks to Pat Hart on BCfm Radio's One Love Breakfast about his film The Windrush Journey Of Mental Health and issues surrounding it in a candid and often raw discussion about race, perception and our own communities. Includes contributions from Roma Widger & Prianka Ravel.

For over 17 years law graduate Paris Troy was the poster boy for Heart Breakfast in Bristol & the South West initially with Bush & Paulina and then Ed. In May 2019 after major programming changes Heart Breakfast became a national show leaving the region without their favourite presenters and no local output. Hundreds of thousands of listeners were left devastated as the corporate wheels of commercial radio came rolling into Bristol. In this interview One Love Breakfast host Pat Hart gets up close & personal with Paris exploring his Welsh/Greek Cypriot heritage and getting a little insight into him outside radio.

She got a Blue peter badge aged 5 for activism and suffered real racism at school and through an arson attack on her childhood home aged just 11. BCfm Radio continues it's exploration of those that inspire with Pat Hart's very personal interview with Dr Zainab Khan - LLB(Hons), PGCHE, Barrister (non practising), PhD, SFHEA who is Faculty Academic Director of Student Experience at University of the West of England.

As a teenager Pat Hart lived at the Hotel Esplanade during the latter half of the 1940's. In 2018 she returned to the partially-renovated Espy to share stories of her life and times at this grand Hotel.

Is Tupac Shakur the most influential or misunderstood rapper that ever lived? Born in 1971 and gone in September 1996 his story continues to cause controversy and conspiracy theories. What was he really like? Do we really know what he stood for? Why is he still one of the most popular rap artists amongst young people today? Acclaimed broadcaster Pat Hart tried to find out in this gripping podcast laced with some rare interviews & vintage 2pac tunes.

Recorded in July 2018 prior to Roy's 90th Birthday this podcast follows a young Roy from Jamaica where he ran away from home at the age of 15 - all the way to Bristol UK via Liverpool, London and Wolverhampton. In a very personal and touching story, Roy speaks about how he was brought up by his Grandmother and also describes his incredible journey from birth to becoming one of the most inspirational activists of his generation. Listen to this podcast with Pat Hart asking the questions.

Hear interviews and music from the great man himself and others around him as musician & broadcaster Pat Hart takes you through the Marley narrative with classic musical clips and commentary on a true musical icon.

An extraordinary story of hope and passion that eventually led to a landslide election victory in Bristol West with a 37,000 + majority. Thangam is an expert on domestic abuse, she's written books and papers on the subject as well as being an accomplished cellist & activist she overcame breast cancer after being diagnosed shortly after winning her seat an an MP in 2015 - Listen to her story with broadcaster Pat Hart asking the questions.

Ashley hasn’t always used a motorised chair he got his first one at around the age of 8. In his words “I couldn’t drive for s**t" Ash is Quadriplegic with Cerebral Palsy, he's 28 years old and refuses to be told he can do things despite his illness affecting all four limbs. He has to concentrate on his speech so that others can understand but that hasn't stopped him being a radio presenter and swimming a mile amongst a host of other amazing challenges. Listen to him in conversation with broadcaster Pat Hart, you'll be glad you did.

Born of Jamaican parents in Bristol UK Lloyd Russell tells his story of growing up in a world where the school of hard knocks really did mean Hard Knocks. From fighting as a kid to fighting in a football firm and back again to being one of the most influential mentors for young people in the city of Bristol and so much in between. Come on Lloyds journey navigated by broadcaster Pat Hart and produced by Ivan Jackson.

On this episode of Extra Ordinary People broadcaster Pat Hart talks to Berkeley Wilde. Today’s guest lives & breathes Diversity. He’s currently founder member and one of the Directors of the Diversity Trust and has worked with worthy organisations such as domestic abuse services , The Aled Richards Trust and subsequently the Terrence Higgins Trust over the last 25 years.

From the Armed Forces to One of the most feared football crews in the country, Jasper Thompson was driven. He set up a clothing store, a Caribbean restaurant and has now gained international recognition for his innovative approach to helping Bristol's homeless. Hear him talk openly and honestly to BCfm Radio's Pat Hart about his upbringing, his organised football fights and also his new found passion - Making homes out of shipping containers.

One Love & BCfm radio broadcaster Pat Hart get's up close with talented US/Jamaican singer Alaine following the release of her album "Ten Of Hearts

She was always a sporty person, then after her marriage ended she decided to get fitter and asked for help from a guy in her gym, they eventually got together....except he was HIV positive and not taking his medication, he never told her. She became ill and contracted HIV. This is Becky Mitchells story as told to BCfm Radio's Pat Hart & Ivan Jackson as part of their Extra Ordinary People series.

Jim & Trent open the how with a look at Ahmad Wagner looking around for his college football destination, the A's letting in fans for free last night, Pat Hart from AllHawkeyes.com stops by with a look at spring football and hoops and then Cam Lard from Iowa State in some hot water.

Community Heart & Soul™ is a two-year community development method that calls for broad and deep resident engagement. It's been called a "positive disruptive force" in the towns that sign on. In this free 60-minute talk you'll hear how Heart & Soul projects got results, both short- and long-term and helped create brighter futures for small towns in Colorado, Maine, and Vermont. Speakers include, Liz Subin of Essex, Vermont; Pat Hart of Gardiner, Maine, and Saoirse Charis-Graves of Golden, Colorado. Follow along with our Google Doc: http://bit.ly/25dVQ8g.

Pat Hart is a doctoral student in the Religious Studies program at the University of Alberta and an associate at the law firm of Jackie Handerek & Forester in Leduc. He previously received a B.A. (Philosophy) and M.A. (Religious Studies) from the University of Alberta and obtained a J.D. from Queen's University. Pat has a general interest in the development of various forms of early Christianity (or early Christianities) and his doctoral research is focussed on the formation of an 'orthodox' apostle Paul over the second and third centuries C.E. Despite his interest in these peculiar and obscure subjects, he has never had a desire to become a priest. Highlights include: ►[1:02] Pat's sour beer face proves that we're indeed drinking beer ►[2:53] How Willie Brown's "Introduction to the New Testament" rocked Pat's worldview ►[5:03] What the hell was Jesus trying to say? ►[6:55] "Question everything" including the authors of quotes & authority in general ►[10:33] Nietzsche, Heidegger, Heidecker, Wareheim ►[14:00] Rodenbach Beer Review ►[17:22] Why Pat doesn't drink alcohol ►[18:25] Cults, religions and the "spiritual but not religious" saying ►[21:24] Does Pat identify as an atheist, agnostic or anything at all? ►[24:56] What can we really know? ►[30:14] Pat asks Jason about his core beliefs ►[32:54] The ancient Greek concepts of forgetting & unforgetting ►[34:35] How Pat uses philosophy in his law practice ►[37:29] Closing gong show. For more information on Pat Hart and Rodenbach, or to watch this episode, please visit www.samsarahappyhour.com.