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Encuentra corrupción en compra de medicamentos; Fiscalías del país rebasadas: Centro Prodh; Cancelación de Voice of América; Presentación del libro “Pender de un hilo detrás de las negociaciones del TMec; Live action de Blanca Nieves; Sobrevive 95 días de naufragio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En entrevista para MVS Noticias con Ana Francisca Vega, Roberta Lajous, exembajadora, habló sobre "Pender de un hilo", el libro que revela lo que sucedió detrás de las negociaciones del T-MEC y los desafíos rumbo a 2026. "Estamos viviendo un momento muy difícil, pero hay que acordarnos que en 2017 también lo veíamos muy, muy complicado. Te recuerdo que el presidente Trump, antes de tomar el poder, la primera ocasión, dijo que el TLCAN era el peor tratado de comercio que jamás se había firmado, y estaba decidido en acabar con él; inclusive llegó el día en que dio la orden en la Casa Blanca de que quería acabar con el TLCAN, y fueron sus propios subordinados los que le hicieron ver que no le convenía y que electoralmente iba a ser una debacle para él mismo", dijo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Pender, Founder & CEO of Philly based TP Taxes is a wealth of economic knowledge & strategy. He joined us back in January to discuss all things tax related and comes back this week to talk financial planning, the importance of staying compliant with business taxes, IRS changes for 2024 and a deep dive on what Donald Trump & Elon Musk are doing with DOGE. He also gives us some historical knowledge on recessions, why he thinks we are headed for one and the various economic opportunities that recessions present for people to get RICH!! All this and more on the latest episode of The Realest Podcast Ever.  Today's episode is sponsored by TP Taxes, Philly's #1 tax accountants!! All tax season TP Taxes is doing $75 simple returns. 1099's, LLC's and all types of corporations are welcome as well. Contact our team of Licensed accountants (NOT TAX PREPARERS) today at 215-TP-Taxes or via email tptaxes@tptaxes.com For more exclusive episodes & content subscribe to our Patreon channel FOR FREE at https://patreon.com/officialtrpe 

Coordinadores del libro: Pender de un hilo. Detrás de las negociaciones del TMEC. Editorial Ariel

Mike Sautter, Jacob Padilla, and Austin Jacobsen dive into the past week of Nebraska high school state basketball championships as Classes A through D2 wrapped up their girls basketball seasons. There were DOMINANT performances by Pender's Mady Dolliver and the Millard West Wildcats, while several classes saw repeat champions and new contenders rise to take the crown. Mike and Jacob pivot to preview the boys state tournament upcoming this week, as it could be the MOST COMPETITIVE field that Nebraska has seen in some time. What are the top teams and players to watch beginning with Wednesday's action - and which class could have the most teams on UPSET alert?Follow Hurrdat Sports on social:Twitter: http://twitter.com/hurrdatsports Instagram: http://instagram.com/hurrdatsports Tiktok: http://tiktok.com/hurrdatsports Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HurrdatSportsHurrdat Sports is a digital production platform dedicated to the new wave of sports media. From podcasting to video interviews along with live events and entertainment, we're here to change how you consume sports. Find us online at Hurrdatsports.com#Highschoolbasketball #NEBPreps #Nebraska #NSAA #Basketball #NebraskaBasketball #Girlsbasketball #boysbasketballSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome back, beautiful souls! in this new episode, I welcome special guest Kelly Pender for a deep dive into the art of manifesting wealth. Emphasizing empowerment and abundance, the episode unveils strategies for women to bring richness into both their personal and professional lives.   We explore the dual influence of upbringing on perceived wealth, offering insights into breaking cycles of scarcity.   The conversation dives into Kelly's unique approach to manifestation, focusing on the neuroscience behind subconscious reprogramming.   Introducing the concept of neural energetic encoding, Kelly explains how reaching theta brainwave states can accelerate personal transformation and manifest wealth more effectively than traditional affirmations alone.   This episode is packed with practical advice for those seeking to elevate their financial mindset and harness the synergistic power of gratitude and faith in their manifestation journey.     Ps: If you are ready to finally see how you can bring in thousands of dollars per week while just doing a few simple actions (and never feel like you *HAVE* to work an 8 hour day again)? To have clear direction in your day to day activities so you can easily implement strategies for more simplicity in your life and biz? Then 5 weeks to 5 figures course is for you! Check the link below

Knightswood manager Michael Pender joins the show to discuss his side's season so far as they sit top of the Fourth Division and the guys discuss the action over the weekend. Never miss a moment, podcast or article on SM Media as you can follow us below on all our platforms. Website - https://thesmmediaent.wordpress.com/ YouTube - https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCO40v_nSWgc6WjmzF4IR68g Twitter - https://twitter.com/SMMediaEnt?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SMMediaEnt/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/smmediaent/?hl=en iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sm-media/id1528862527 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1iPnMJSgUPj4f0U58DHI9J?si=iVlyktAZTlOcDLPBvbLhzQ SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/fD17rkT6o5NNVaPj7

361Firm Zietgiest Panel at the...Tech Summit (Feb. 25, 2025)   SUMMARY KEYWORDSAI innovation, venture capital, early-stage companies, technology revolution, market uncertainty, geopolitical shifts, consumer spending, debt management, leadership challenges, educational access, technological race, global alliances, investment strategies, productivity increases, existential risks.SPEAKERSZoe Cruz, Mark Sanor, Barbara Doran, Christopher Birne, Stephen Burke, Joe Mancini Mark Sanor  00:00I'm going to make a prediction if Eddy will give me his attention. Eddie and Maisy are doing a deal right now. That's the whole point, yeah. My prediction is that this might be one of the most educational five to six hours of your life. There are so many interesting things happening in the world. Again, we were talking this morning. It really is like a new world order. And what gives us hope is always technology, productivity and all those things, those great things. So we're going to talk about these aspects, and hopefully these are the things that we in this room can control, but we all don't know how to navigate, so we have specialists who that's what they focus on, you know, whether it's health tech or dual use. So let's all learn together. So I asked the panels a classic question, what scares and excites you, and share some insights. And I like to to do the following, and sometimes the what scares and excites you, of course, can be insightful. But by way of very quick introduction, introduce yourself, and then you'll be you about clean up. David, you'd like to clean up. Share it, you know, introduce yourself and share. Share an insight with the view of, we're in this, this very, you know, rapidly transforming world, and the rapidity is only increasing. So with that, I'm gonna, you know, I always like fund the funds, so I raise money. So a lot of people don't want to raise money for fund the funds, because you're like, you know, you don't get paid much. You have to long term journey, but the intelligence that you get from fund to fund. So I let Joe kick off, Barbara, we all, you all know from pickle ball or or CNBC, or the like. Zoe is new to us, maybe not to some of you, but she was the president of Morgan Stanley. Who else has been president of Morgan Stanley here? Not too many of us have been your perch, right? Your view, your vantage point. So and you're on to new frontiers, you'll share some of that. And everyone should know Stephen. Who does not know? Stephen Burke, has anyone has not been to our Tuesday briefing? It okay if you haven't, Olga, you haven't made it. Have you a Tuesday briefing of 361 firm? Has anyone not made it to one of them? You probably made it to 100 but it's 256 next Tuesday, our anchor man. So you'll anchor the panel. So I'm going to pass it off to you, Joe, and truly be inside tell us something we don't know.Joe Mancini  03:22Well, I'll start by just telling you what you don't know, which is who I am. My name is Joe Mancini. I'm one of the founding partners of a hybrid venture fund called front porch Venture Partners. About half our capital goes into early stage venture capital on the fund side, via kind of a classic Fund of Funds approach, and about half directly into companies at the early stage. Companies at the early stage. Super excited to be here this community as I've started to engage with it more and more. It's just a really authentic and interesting group of people. So I think it's going to be an amazing day. Is this the scares and excites? Part? Mark, or no? Mark Sanor  03:54Well, insights and or scares Excite? Yeah. I like an insightful perspective. Joe Mancini  04:01Yeah, insightful. I would say, you know, I mean, it's, obviously, it's a more dynamic world, I think, right now, than we've lived in in a very long time. It feels like every other day there's some new piece of news that's throwing us all for a loop. I focus on early stage venture. I would say I when we get to the scared and excited part, I both worry as well as I'm excited about the state of venture as an asset class and the state of early stage innovation. It's been a primary driver of the US economy for a very long period of time, and American ingenuity and innovation has put us, you know, at the top of the heap globally for a long period of time. And there's an interesting where, an interesting intersection in the asset class right now, where, you know, LPs are frustrated about liquidity, assets are being concentrated among some of the biggest managers. And meanwhile, innovation is happening globally. That's starting to put, I think, American innovation on its on its heels a little bit. So I can talk about. A more inspiring version of where I think we go from here, but that's where I sit today. Barbara Doran  05:11Hello, yeah, hi. Besides playing pickleball, and there were two women who won, by the way, will be defending next year. Anyway, I'm Barb Duran. I wear two hats. I'm here, really, on the investment Council of Penn State. I'm not staff member, volunteer. I've been on the board of Penn State for nine years, the Board of Trustees just after the Sandusky scandal was elected by the alumni, and have been on the Finance Committee ever since. So on the investment Council. And so I want to talk a little bit about the things that we do there. But also, excuse me, my other hat is I have my own firm, wealth advisory, asset management, and so I invest in public traded equities, and that's really my specialty as an independent professional, the things that excite me most really goes along with what Dan was saying are Bill Joe. Oh, jeez. Anyway, David. David anyway is really about technology. I don't think that should come as any surprise. There's lots of talk all the time about AI and what that means. We had a market sell off about three weeks ago because of deep seek. You know this Chinese competitor, potential competitor, to Nvidia and lots of other semiconductor players, but there's so much going on, and we're already starting to see the productivity increases that will come from businesses adopted it. And so far, in terms of businesses adopted, probably, you know, not even you know, only maybe 10% have really adopted, and we're not talking about the service now. So the salesforce.com but the businesses will actually implement to make their businesses run more efficiently, their sales, all that sort of thing. So that's just beginning, because everybody's looking at, how do we use it, working with consultants, etc. But there's going to be a lot more to come, and more new companies that we don't even know about yet, and that's why, like, for instance, at Penn State, we're doing we don't invest directly and anything, we're just not big enough. Our end down is maybe six to 7 billion, if you include our operating cash. So we have a great staff, but we invest in funds, you know. So that's the fund of funds who really have the expertise to dive deep. And we've been investing in in different venture capital funds that have different areas of expertise in technology. Some of them are AI. Others are other areas of technology, but AI has been a big one recently, and we're continuing to look in that space. And the publicly traded side at Penn State, we just do index is which I'm always the one speaking up like, why we should do some active managers. But for my own clients, I do a lot in technology. Like, for instance, I've own Nvidia since 2019 which had no idea it would happen as it has. But I looked up at that time, like, why did I buy it then? And it was really because they were one of the first actually using AI to help their clients run their business. And so that was, this was the beginning of and this is just the beginning, still, even despite everything that's happening on So, and I know I'm getting the look, but the things that I worry about really have to do with the current administration and the uncertainty being created by not knowing what's happening with tariffs. Is it more bark than bite? We don't know. We just had a pronouncement today about Canada and Mexico, or maybe it was late yesterday. Who knows? And also about the deportations. We don't know. Even company managements are worried about what that could mean in terms of labor shortage and the inflationary pressures there. So there's a lot we don't know. And right now, what's happened? Sure you've noticed, the last three days, we've had a market sell off, including today, in the equity market. 10 year yield has come down, and I think it's we're now having a growth scare, which we haven't seen for a while, and we'll see how that plays out. My view it's probably a buying opportunity somewhere in there, because the economy is still strong. It's consumer driven, and it's the mid to high income consumer that's driving it. And people have made trillions in the stock market. Their home prices are high, and they're employed. So despite all the noise in the frights of the last few days, I'm still, you know, optimistic on the market. Thank you. Zoe Cruz  09:09Thank you. My name is Zoe Cruz. It's actually Zoe Papa vimitrio Cruz. I was born and raised in Greece. I am what you call the American dream. Three years before I went to Harvard on a full scholarship, I didn't speak a word of English, and if it weren't a public school teacher that took an interest as to why I wasn't applying to Harvard, I probably wouldn't be here. And I joined Morgan Stanley right out of business school. It was a small investment banking boutique with 1800 people in three offices, Tokyo, London, New York. When I left in 07 it was 65,000 people. They had offices everywhere. That's a revolution. Finance was globalizing. Overnight, rates were 21% on their way to zero 30. Interest rates, the risk free rate of return for treasuries were 15% on their way to 1% as I say to people, a monkey could do what we did at Morgan Stanley, and we were not monkeys. So you have to recognize paradigm shifts. And I actually think right now we're in a massive paradigm shift. There is way too much in being spilled. Whether the Fed is going to use 25 basis points. Who cares? The world is de globalizing, fragmenting. The biggest assumption the markets are making is that we beat inflation. It's going to go back down to 2% I could be wrong, but I believe we're not going to save 2% in my lifetime. We should worry more about hyper inflation than deflation. The US government has $36 trillion worth of debt, and so for me, what I worry about is there is not enough talk about, how do you hedge your portfolio if it is a paradigm shift, and interest rates actually, the cost of capital keeps on going up, and availability of it keeps on going down. If I'm right about that assumption. A lot of your portfolio is in deep trouble, because that's the assumption most people are making. So what scares me at the moment, I'm an optimist by nature. I love you know, we are the lucky sperm club here, actually, most of us. What scares me is we are in the middle of an amazing technological revolution. But unlike what so it is amazing in the sense that when I look at the power of that thing, I downloaded all four perplexity, Gemini, grok, chat, GPT, all four of them, and I asked them the same question, all four. And by the way, they have their own biases. Just excellent. I don't need 12 research people. It's just in a second, I get the most complex answers to a question that's exciting. I mean, I can get a PhD basically, just, you know, asking that's exciting. Unlike other revolutions, you don't get the extreme risk of Elon, a brilliant man, whatever you want to think about his character. This is a brilliant man who has changed the world. Now everybody's talking the game, but he, I remember, if you look at his interviews only a few years back, he said there's a non zero possibility humanity ceases to exist. Well, that's kind of a big risk. So, so the mirror image of that exciting, exciting revolution is more of us should think about humanity is a wonderful thing, and how do you preserve us being masters of this revolution, as opposed to the other way around? Stephen Burke  13:14I'm done. First of all, I agree with most of what you said, and the stuff I don't agree with, I don't understand. So thank you, Zoe for that crash course. I worry about debt too, and I worry about debt being the current consumption of our future earnings, and we've gone way over our skis on that all over the world, and how we get that back is going to be a real problem. And the other thing I worry about is the lack of leadership that will make the hard decisions that we have to make to put the pain on the system that we have to go through to get the excesses out that we built up over the years. I also share the view that the move down in rates is going to be much more challenging the market is hoping for as investors, if we don't get our mind around that change that the last 15 years are done and we're back to a normal interest rate level on the low end of what we've historically seen, you're going to have problems valuing all your assets if we don't get that right. So I think we have to change the mindset there. I do think there's elements of this administration that are not getting credit for the positive outcomes because of the delivery on it, but if we can get digitize a lot of our government expenses, you only raise the level of trust in how our taxes are being spent, they can give you a whole different mindset towards government and deliver much better outcomes for our country, but I think it will be the same for other countries. Europe has a massive fiscal problem where their needs are far greater than their ability to spend to meet those needs, and that's not just on defense, it's on their regular day to day living. So I think the transformations that are going. On. I do think this is one of those periods where we've slowly walked into, over the last decade, big, secular, mega trends, whether it's demographics, whether it's the tech boom. You can go through the list. There's several other areas where we're seeing these mega trends. I think the anti immigration bias that we're starting to say is another worry, we're going to have a brain drain problem. We've already seen it in a lot of countries. The US cannot afford to lose the opportunity the edge that we've had in immigration, and we're on our way to doing that. So I think we're going too far in the pendulum all the time. I think we have to get back to a more moderate way of seeing how we deal with all the problems that we have. So I'll stop there more. Mark Sanor  15:42What do you think about the risk of of humanity? So arm and Sir keys on. He did this conference. He how long wasn the question of existence? Do we can, you know, sort of existential, the ultimate existential question. I'm surprised Stephen Burke  15:58they made it this far, so that's not a priority for me, but I do have four kids that it is a priority for. And I would say that I worry about our kids. I worry about the we called sending the bill to the kids table with the debt and the strains on the system, but I also worry what we've done to their future. I think their their ability to have hope is not the same that we had when we were growing up. And I think that's a real problem, because without hope and hope in our leaders, it's very hard to get out of the problems and deal with the problems Mark Sanor  16:32that we have fair enough. Well, I want to open up because I asked insights and scares and excitements, you sort of answered those questions, but did you hold back a scares and excites? Answer? I held back and excites. Okay, let's Yeah, and that Joe Mancini  16:46was really interesting. I appreciate this is a really smart crew up here. You know, like I said, I play in the early stage venture world, primarily in the US. I spend all day, every day, with fund managers and founders. I would say something that excites me with as concerned as I am about certain things, is how many founders are starting businesses right now in an AI native way. And what I mean by that is, you know that they're building these businesses now with AI tools in their pocket that are going to dramatically, I think, decrease the amount of capital needed to build a great company, right? Which means that, as an investor, there's an opportunity for great returns. Peter Walker, at carta has a great stat around the average series A employee count. Two years ago was 18. Last year was 13. It's ready to be under 10 within the next 12 months. So in terms of productivity, kind of carrying us out of this, I think there's a huge opportunity with this next set of tools, not just as a system layer for a lot of things that we do, but for founders and people who are creating and building things, and for our kids as they're creating and building things. So Mark, that's the more optimistic. So Mark Sanor  17:51do you know Esther Dyson? Does anyone know Mr. So she was we had this discussion about this time last year about companies that are the founders being an AI and the board members potentially being a is you guys have thought through that scenario, but it's they would Love to replace you too. So so it goes both ways. Joe Mancini  18:23I mean, some might as well be AI in certain cases, right? I mean, particularly at the board level, we work with a lot of boards as well, and, you know, there's some sleepy boards that might be better served being AI, right? We try to avoid those types of situations. Mark Sanor  18:39So, let's, let's open it up. Will Speaker 4  18:46First off, this was awesome. So far, I really enjoyed what you guys all said, a lot of brain power up there. We've talked a lot about, you know, uncertainty of geo politics, Global War, where interest rates are going. I'm curious, you know, from an investment perspective, it's sometimes easier to think about, what are the things that are not going to change amidst all this, and what will continue to just make sense. And I'd love to hear what you guys think about, what's not going to change, and how we could invest in slow, boring things that aren't going to change. Mark Sanor  19:18Who wants it? Zoe Cruz  19:22Great question. Sorry, yeah, it's a Mark Sanor  19:27girl he was being coached by the Pender, right? Zoe Cruz  19:30It's a great question. I'm not sure I have the answer that to the question you're asking. One thing will never change is basically, if you have short term clarity on what's going to produce cash, you know, even if inflation takes 5% of it, who cares? That's never I mean arithmetic, simple arithmetic is so good businesses, but I. Say what's also not going to change. Some of the best money I've made is after the crash, one of the best trades I've made, because I know how to read bank balance sheets in oh eight after the war fell apart, you could have bought if you had enough cash saved aside and not prematurely invested all of your portfolio and things you could have bought bill based stock at 50 cents of its book value. This is a company that was still making billions with an S every quarter. So what's not going to change is we know after major and I think we are in a paradigm shift. You don't need to be a great investor. You're going to pick up great companies. You're going to make me investments that give you a symmetry of risk reward. Most Great Investors basically have, so yes, you can lose half of your money, or you can make 100x that's a symmetry of risk reward. You should do the trade every day. I think right now, the asymmetry of risk reward is against the traditional portfolio, stocks and bonds. You know, when you can actually save there is inflation, the huge debt that the market, sovereign in particular, the US of A everyone is actually printing money, including even Germany. Basically, when there is huge debt, as I say many times, people forget there is only two ways of big debt, repudiation or inflation, we're choosing the latter, so that should guide your portfolio. Now the Argentinians don't have a reserve currency. So if you choose inflation, your currency goes down 98% Turkey 60% we are in a wonderful world of America with the reserve currency. The question is, we better be careful. I Barbara Doran  22:06just want to make a quick comment on that. We better be careful about the reserve currency, because when 22 when we used we froze central bank in Russia. You know, it suddenly woke up a lot of other central bankers to say, hey, maybe the treasuries aren't so safe after all. So it will be a long term process, but we can't take for granted. I mean, the near term, yes, will be the world's reserve currency, but over many years, and depending how it accelerated or not, by various administrative policies, current or future presidents, that is something to watch. And I share the concern over the deficit, which looks like it's going to be even higher, but what will not change? I mean, there's so many ways to answer that. One is about consumer spending. You know that Americans love to spend through thick and thin and and also market psychology, which we addressed in which Zoe said, back in it was oh nine in February, I remember looking at those bank stocks because a friend said, bar, what can I invest in, and I don't give friends ideas. But I said, if you really want to invest, because she knew nothing. I said it with Hank was bank America and city, which were like $2 stocks. I said, I don't know. The only thing I know is they're not going out of business when will return. It wasn't one, whatever it was. It was crazy. But the only thing I knew they weren't going out of business. So, Mark Sanor  23:23all right, yeah, what's Joe Mancini  23:24playing in my head, as you all are describing these situations, which I think are really good examples, is just, I mean, supply and demand, as far as I can tell, is always going to, you know, rule quite you know, rule every market and just about every transaction. So knowing where you sit in terms of, you know, where is demand, where is supply, and ultimately, where is price, right, can help you make really good decisions. Simple, but I think we go back to it all the time, Mark Sanor  23:52by the way, I'm gonna is amazing here. Of course, you stepped up. But we'll talk about pricing perfect timing, because we're gonna talk about talk about large pricing models. That's the next open AI that we've been looking at. Lots of hands were going up because you guys have asked lots of questions. I'm going to let Speaker 5  24:16Dave Thanks. So regarding rare and critical minerals, we're sort of hearing now that if you haven't already got any, gone into them, you're late, that they're not going to be very rare in a very short period of time. Do you guys have views on that? Mark Sanor  24:31I mean, Greenland and Ukraine? No views from the panel on that Speaker 2  24:40one? No, I don't know enough either. Don't forget the ocean too. Oh, Mark Sanor  24:44the ocean. We have two people in Alyssa. Where's Alyssa and Lisa on ocean research. We know so much. We spend so much more in space, not in the ocean. Chris, Christopher Birne  24:58thank you guys for your time. I guess. First, I would say, both my dad and I went to Penn State for our undergrad. So we are and I'm Greek. So CI do elada Go Blue? Yeah, oh, wow. So, I guess a lot of discussions I've had with other family offices, and I think Stephen You had mentioned this idea of, you know, a lack of leadership and its effect on making crucial decisions. You know, I think that the Obama administration was the last two year term we had for a president. And, you know, I guess you could argue that Trump is a two term president one time, separately, this political climate that we're in now and this shit, this paradigm shift politically, I think, where, you know, every four years to different president with a completely different outlook. What effect does that have? Like, kind of, some of the things you guys are discussing about the deficit and being able to make crucial decisions, Mark Sanor  25:48we do have elections every two years too, that impact Stephen Burke  25:52this. I'll start I think the I think the ping pong match of the party's policies is a terrible waste of money for the US, consumer and taxpayer. And I think we need to separate the budget out to a maintenance budget and investment budget the same way you would in a corporation, and then you would evaluate the return on your investment for like the infrastructure plan that was absolutely necessary. But you do that in a way that you actually look for an ROI the way you would in the business, and I think if we did that, the people would have a lot better response to the government spending and new government projects. So I think that's the kind of leadership that you need. You also need people to step up and say, I'm going to be a one term. Er, because what we need to do is the stuff that is the hard stuff, we're going to have to have to raise taxes and we're going to have to cut spending. You can't avoid the deficit problem that we have. You can't grow out of it. We tried that for the last 15 years, and all we did was make the debt worse. We avoided a financial crisis, but we just might have prolonged it instead of completely avoid it. Zoe Cruz  26:56I would say that we're focusing on the wrong the politics, the Democrats, Republicans. I think the Democrats pretend they care. The Republicans say they're going to do the right thing for the economy, but neither one, neither of the major parties, really focus on the one thing, the economy is no longer working for large swaths of the population. And if you read history, they pick up the pitch forks at some point. That's what's happening to me. Donald is the pitch fork saying he's a disrupter. We're going to throw a bomb. Tabula rasa. Let's start all over again. So the again, the amount of ink that's being spilled on Obama versus Donald versus at the end of the day, the reason Donald won is he had a great story line. I care. I listen to you. We've globalization eviscerated your town, your middle class America, your poor. I'm listening to you. That resonated now. What's going to happen if two years from now, he's not listening? Is what I worry society is fraying, not because Republicans did the wrong thing, or Democrats did the wrong thing. We're not focusing on fundamentally, when you have I think I read a statistic that's, again, I believe in capitalism, but we're not practicing it any longer. When you have three guys, bez, I think Zuckerberg and Elon, the three are worth more than the bottom 50% of us of a think of that statistic that's crazy. Yeah. So I think, you know, I talked to a couple of you, I think the caucuses we should have is, What is the purpose of leadership, but to actually get to our children, leave our children. I have three amazing children. I'm ashamed of the future I'm leaving them. My generation is the most self est generation of them all my dad fought in World War Two. They were starving, and here we are, my generation. I need, I want, I have to have. So I think that's what has to change, not Obama versus whatever. Barbara Doran  29:24Well, all very interesting. But I think your question was, was, really, how does it affect your investing, and how to think about it? So in a more granular, granular level, it does affect, I mean, you had leading up the election, you had the Kamala plays in the stock market. You had the Trump plays, you know, and after Trump won, then you had, you know, all his the areas, whether it was financials, materials, everything running. And so you do have to be cognizant. And of course, now, as I mentioned earlier, there's all this policy uncertainty, which certainly is, you know, impactful, because the Fed is on hold, and probably may hold a little longer to there more clarity, because they are. Worried, you know, if you deport too many people, you know could hurt labor, inflationary and tariffs and so we don't know yet. So there is uncertainty that you have to build in. Now, interestingly, there just was out yesterday, the second Consumer Confidence Report from the Conference Board, and last week with senior University of Michigan, a big drops in consumer confidence in terms of inflation expectations. But interestingly, there was quite a disparity, as we've seen in other surveys, between the Republicans and the Democrats. Democrats were much more pessimistic about it all, and Republicans, even though that number went up, they were not so very interesting. How either they're hearing separate facts or they're interpreting or focusing on different things. So this politicization that Zoe is talking about, you know, is real and is is harmful, you know, in terms of making informed decisions. Mark Sanor  30:47Question Tony, hold on one second, Speaker 7  30:55Zoe, I want to go back to something you said. I think you touched on concentration, concentration of wealth. Most people are focused on chasing the return based on what's happening in the market, and a lot of that has to do with technology. How do you, how do you properly address that concentration? Speaker 3  31:14You know, I hope this time around, it will be different. When you look at the history, when you look at, you know, this time, it's different. When you look at the history of capitalism again, the best system, on a relative basis, you have huge growth plateau, collapse, start all over again. That's how it so you look at, you know, the 1920s I'm rereading the great crash in 1929 you look at the parallels of what we constant, robber barons, concentration of wealth, gold, Gilded Age. I mean, so you look at the pattern. And my hope again is that we don't have this collapse, if people say, if you put your money in equities, you'll make money, yes, over the long decades, if you put your money in equities, right before the crash in 1929 it took you 40 years to make your money back. Let's pick or 30. So to me, I would say, right now, there's not enough, really, risk management these. How do you change the concentration of wealth? I hope it's not by, you know, I hope that those guys that there are worth trillions, don't figure out how they go to Miami to save taxes. They figure out how you actually use technology, you know. And again, Elon, to be fair, even though I think he's a deeply flawed human being, but I have enormous respect for his IQ, he started talking about again, years ago, when you listen to what he was saying, is, and that's why, by the way, they had this, you should have open AI, why he supported it. He said we should have the minimum income. I don't know if that's the right answer. But he thought about if 65% of the US economy is consumption, which means people have a job, they make money, and then they consume. That's America. So when you have all of them now say productivity, you are going to need to fire millions of people. We don't need them, and this time, it's not the machinists. It's actually the lawyers, the accountants. How does so? Again, we're not thinking about the paradigm shift. I am hugely positive about what will happen if we survive at the other the land of plenty, but I hope the transition, which was World War One, World War Two, is what transitions were this time. Hopefully it's different. Stephen Burke  34:13I would just add mark. I think the thing that's going to help the inequality is, can we use technology to make the access to education better than it is right now for the low end, because 49% of the spending in the US is done by the top 10% of earners, so they the others don't have a shot. They just don't have a shot right now. And the way our educational system works in many states, it's driven by tax revenues, particularly real estate revenues, and that is the definition of inequality. So I think we have to fix the educational access to allow them to have a shot to compete, because we're not giving them the shot to they're not starting on an even playing field to begin with. Mark Sanor  34:59So. What we haven't talked about is the global, the geopolitical Democrats and Republicans. But we're in a world, a shifting world. You talked about the dollar and in our debt loads. But how do you see, I guess, what scares and excites you on the geopolitical fronts? I I'll Stephen Burke  35:20start just the same thing inequality. You have a couple countries that are dominating all the discussions and all the influence right now, and it's the US and China, primarily, that are sucking the wind out of the air, out of the room, and they're not leaving much for the rest. And as we're carving up the world, we're creating a real problem with that. I think you have inequality on three levels. I think you have it on a country level, you have it on a corporate level, and you have it on the individual level, and we have to deal with all three of them to for this, to get it right. Zoe Cruz  35:59What I'm excited about is that it's possible to have the Chinese leadership and the US leadership meet to say, if actually humanity is what we're trying to save, maybe we work together, as opposed to because the nuclear arms race is now the technology race that the Chinese and the Americans are actually fighting so they don't lose on a technological revolution that they recognize they can lose control of. So my hope is those two guys meet and then we get to the land of plenty fast. Do Mark Sanor  36:35we have like this new, enlightened, mutual, assured technological destruction? Yeah, and that we should be enlightened, Zoe Cruz  36:43yeah? Because, I mean, I'm sure there are, there are people that are telling both Donald and she that there is a scenario we all die. I mean, there is, we all know that. And so right now, externally, at least what we are hearing and reading is what they want us to hear and read. Those two are the super powers, the unilateral whatever you call it, the world where America was the only one. Yeah, so those two guys, I think there must be at least initiating discussions Russia and all that. It's a human, horrible toll. The two leaders that need to get together, the two that count, that can change the trajectory of the world, is the Chinese and the Americans. Speaker 2  37:41Okay? And I worry long term about shifting alliances. You know, the US, it may not be seen as a reliable partner. And certainly Europe, basic leaders in the last week or so have said we've got to go it alone. And that will shift alliances all over the world. You've got Canada, Mexico, and we'll see where that shakes out. And, you know, I think longer term, it could weaken us and our ability, you know, to withstand all sorts of global pressures, the fact that we've done so well the last few years, economically, all these things, again, this is longer term. This will take time to shift, but that's what I'm concerned about. What's being set in motion now. So what? What that may lead to, and it may not be good for us. Joe Mancini  38:24I'll tell you a thing that I probably shouldn't say, that I actually wish had been a little less certain for a period of time, which is, I don't know if folks noticed the news story about a week ago that there was a 3% chance in 2032 that a meteor was gonna strike the Earth, right? And then we got a better look at the media, and we're like, Ah, it's one and a half percent. And then we started look back in history, and we're like, Oh, something hit, you know, the northern part of Russia in 1908, it wasn't that big of a deal. And now we're saying, yeah, it's probably not gonna hit. No big deal. I wish that that had stuck at three to 5% for a little while longer, right? And just tried to bring the world a little bit together around, okay, this is madness, but we have an existential threat. We can see it through a big, giant telescope. Let's get the best minds together to try to figure out what to do. Unfortunately, now it's like point 1% and we'll probably be fine. Mark Sanor  39:17All right with that. Thank you to our kick off panel. Zoe Can I ask you to stick around? Can you stick around? We're going to talk about AI and two of my panelists are not here, and I thought you might keep sharing some. There you go. It's a half an hour panel. All right. So if Thank you. Thank you so Ben and Maisie Jack is on on an airplane. Watch her. Please come up. We're going to talk about AI, and if you, if you, and maybe. Be Ben, you'll go first, introduce yourself again. 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There's a NEW NUMBER ONE in Class A for Nebraska High School Basketball, as Omaha Westview has risen to the top spot in the latest NEBPreps Coaches Poll. Jacob Padilla and Mike Sautter dive back into high school hoops discussing the biggest storylines from the past week - including the Pender girls basketball winning streak coming to an end, highlight performances across the state, and the continued play of Creighton recruits Neleigh and Norah Gessert. The pair also talks the other classes around the state, including Lincoln Pius X's tough schedule, Ogallala's run in C1, and the top-flight potential of Norris. Follow Hurrdat Sports on social:Twitter: http://twitter.com/hurrdatsports Instagram: http://instagram.com/hurrdatsports Tiktok: http://tiktok.com/hurrdatsports Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HurrdatSportsHurrdat Sports is a digital production platform dedicated to the new wave of sports media. From podcasting to video interviews along with live events and entertainment, we're here to change how you consume sports. Find us online at Hurrdatsports.com#HighSchoolBasketball #Nebraska #NebraskaBasketball #NEBPreps #BasketballSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rhys Pender - Master of Wine/Little Farm Winery  (Similkameen) Kathy Malone - Winemaker at Hillside Estate  (Naramata Bench)   There are so many elements in play during the 2025 BC wine-growing season. AND it's just started. Two cold snaps that damaged or killed many vines and vineyards over the past two Winters. It caused many growers to consider planting more winter-proof varietals and adjusting vineyard locations. Then came news that an agreement had been reached between Wine Growers of BC and the BC provincial government. While the new plantings were taking hold, in order to help farming families survive, for one year BC wineries could source their grapes from out of the province. Many headed for Washington. Some to Oregon, California, Ontario, the Frazer Valley and Vancouver Island.  The last two BC wine regions were not hit by the cold. Some wineries flatly refused to use non-BC fruit.   Soon, we'll all start to see labels that say something like  "Washington grapes crafted in BC"! Have fun tasting the blends and varietals that we've never seen or tasted here before. You're supporting BC farmers and wineries at the same time. On Tasting Room Radio and this Podcast, we'll be doing a series of specials on how various wineries and growers have committed to survive and thrive.  Who knows what their new direction may be. There's no denying it - BC Wines will be changing but there will be wines!!!   Enjoy the conversation between myself and Master of Wine Rhys Pender and Winemaker at Hillside Estate on the Naramata Bench Kathy Malone.     www.hillsidewinery.ca www.wineplus.ca www.littlefarmwinery.ca  

In this episode, I'm sitting down with Kelly Pender for an empowering conversation about breaking free from societal programming and rewiring your mind for abundance and success. Kelly, a Neuroscience Manifestation Mentor for Spiritual Entrepreneurs, shares her expertise in helping women transform their money beliefs, upgrade their identity, and create new neural pathways to attract wealth and abundance. Together, we explore actionable strategies to rewire your mindset, embrace your worth, and step into your next level of impact. Here's what you'll learn:➡️ How to create new money-making neural pathways➡️ Kelly's signature Money Multiplier Method➡️ The connection between identity and receiving more abundance➡️ Strategies to let go of limiting beliefs and embrace your full potential If you're ready to shift your mindset, attract more wealth, and create massive impact, this episode is a must-listen! Meet my special guest, ⁠Kelly Pender⁠:Kelly is a Neuroscience Manifestation Mentor who helps spiritual entrepreneurs rewire their minds and beliefs to create more abundance and impact. Through her work, she's leading a movement to upgrade women's money beliefs, empowering them to make a difference while achieving financial freedom and fulfillment. Grab the Money Multiplier here: https://kellypender.com/mm-experience Meet me, your host, Shelby St. Clair:Hey, I'm Shelby, Spiritual Business Mentor for Coaches, Healers, and Conscious Creators. I help women go from confused to confident in their business, generating $3K–$30K/month consistently with ease. I am shifting the way women grow businesses, revolutionizing the industry by bringing healing to the forefront. In my work, we break generational trauma, heal ancestral wounds, and create clear paths to profit so women can claim the success they deserve without fear or self-sabotage. Together, we thrive as #AwakenedBossLadies, showing that we CAN have it all, be it all, and do it all—while working part-time hours. Join TABB, use code ASCENDED for $222 off: ⁠⁠⁠Total Ascension Business Builder⁠⁠⁠ Follow me on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠@theshelbystclair ⁠⁠⁠Send me a DM and share your takeaways from this episode: ⁠⁠⁠@theascendedentrepreneur ⁠⁠⁠Learn more ways you can work with me: ⁠⁠⁠shelbystclair.com

The Master of a Masonic Lodge wears one hat but has many responsibilities. From planning meetings and events, to working with candidates and trustees, the Master's charge is to maintain the integrity of his Lodge's charter and provide leadership during his year in the East. WB James Pender III, is also completing his year in the East and shares his perspectives on the role of the Worshipful Master.Show notes:Get tickets to the first New York Masonic Con, happening on January 18, 2025 at the Grand Lodge of New YorkFollow the Craftsmen Online Podcast on Spotify.Subscribe to the Craftsmen Online Podcast on Apple Podcasts.Follow Craftsmen Online on YouTube, hit subscribe and get notified the next time we go LIVE with a podcast recording!Visit the Craftsmen Online website to learn more about our next Reading Room event, New York Masonic History and Masonic Education Blog!Get our latest announcements and important updates in your inbox with the Craftsmen Online Newsletter.Email the host, RW Michael Arce! Yes, we will read your email and may even reach out to be a guest on a future episode.Support the Craftsmen Online Podcast. Whether it's a one time donation or you become a Patreon Subscriber, we appreciate your support!Sponsor offer: Don't forget to use the promo code CRAFTSMEN to receive free shipping with your first order from Bricks Masons!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/craftsmen-online-podcast--4822031/support.

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Cailleadh 19 bhean i 1996 de bharr bhanmharú agus formhór acu, mharaigh fear a raibh aithne acu air iad. Ar Lá Idirnáisiúnta le Deireadh a chur le Foréigean in Éadan Mná, amharcann Róisín Ní Mhaoláin siar ar an bhliain is contúirtí do mhná na tíre seo le beagnach 30 bliana anuas agus insíonn sí scéalta na mban a cailleadh. Foclóir: Feasacht – Awareness Nós - Custom/habits Foréigean baile – Domestic violence Íospartaigh - Victims Sáinnithe - Trapped Aird – Attention Coirpeach – criminal Bagairtí - threats D'fhulaing -Suffered Fianaise – Evidence Chuaigh sí amú - She went missing Ag iompair clainne – Pregnant Fonn mhaith – Good humour Cúisíodh - Charged Chuir sé a lámh ina bháis fein – He died by suicide Coitianta – Common Aird – Attention Cúnamh - Help Faoi cheilt – conceal Reachtaíocht - Legislation See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack In this candid and honest GE 2024 candidate podcast we talk with Kildare South Cllr Chris Pender of the Soc Dems in what is a conversation that went in directions we didn't expect. Chris opens up about becoming homeless, mental health struggles and why there's nothing in the Dáil more difficult than the obstacles that he has had to overcome. The Candidate Podcasts are here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/115534461

Rebecca Zimmer Donaldson is a candidate for district attorney of New Hanover and Pender counties. She shares her journey of becoming a prosecutor and her passion for advocating for victims of crime. She emphasizes the importance of being smart on crime and focusing on rehabilitation rather than punishment. Rebecca discusses her platform and the similarities between her and her opponent, highlighting the need for a leader who cares about the community and has a vision for the future. She also addresses concerns about her age and experience, comparing herself to the previous district attorney who was elected at a similar age. In this conversation, Rebecca Donaldson, discusses various topics related to politics, law, and her personal experiences. She talks about the need for younger people to be given the opportunity to bring about change in politics. They also discuss the differences between assault charges and the recent changes in the law regarding domestic partner assault. Rebecca shares her thoughts on judges having to pick a party to run for office and the importance of keeping politics out of the courtroom. She also talks about her own career as a prosecutor and what success means to her. The conversation ends with a discussion about Rebecca's grandfather and the impact he had on her life.

In this discussion, hosted by Rita Silvan, Parul Garg, Pender's distressed credit expert in default securities, reorganizations and recapitalizations, discusses the impending catalysts for generating meaningful alpha in distressed debt in the next 3-to-5 years, and how a public credit strategy complements investing in private credits. She explains the various approaches to creating value and managing risk in both the Pender Credit Opportunities Fund and Pender Corporate Bond Fund portfolios. 

On this episode, we sit down with Republican candidate Jason Smith and Democratic Candidate Rebecca Zimmer Donaldson, who are both running to replace recently retired District Attorney Ben David, who represented Pender and New Hanover counties for 20 years.

Hosts Lucas Miller (“Alone” Season 1), Callie North (“Alone” Season 3) and Dan Brown (podcaster and TV producer) are joined by “Alone” showrunner and executive producer Ryan Pender to wrap up Season 11. They answer your listener questions and dive into the behind the scenes details that went into making this epic season in the Arctic Circle. Please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast, and share it with the Alone fans in your life! You can email the show at OfficialAlonePodcast@gmail.com with all of your questions, comments and favorite moments from the series. Alone: The Official Podcast is hosted by Callie North (@northseaapothecary), Lucas Miller (@lucasmiller_arrows_to_the_sun) and Dan Brown (@deebsontv). At the History Channel, the executive producer is Zach Behr and the supervising producer is Liv Fidler.   For Spacestation, the series is produced and edited by Dan Brown, co-produced by Callie North and Lucas Miller, and executive produced by Chris Vivion and Matthew Mills. Audio mixing by Andrew Sims. Additional editing by Lily Lemons. Emily Yates is the production manager. Music by Epidemic Sound.  “Alone" is produced by Leftfield Pictures (an ITV America company) for The History Channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

She may live in Spain, and be competing in Paris, but wheelchair basketball star Kady Dandeneau got her start on Pender Island, population 2773. She talks to Kathryn Marlow about going for gold at the Paralympics, why she loves the game, and what it was like learning to play on Pender.

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Within a two month period, Sarah went from being a young woman who created a promising future for herself to housing three unemployed criminals. Her new boyfriend, Richard Hull, had vouched for his friend, Andrew Cataldi and Andrew's girlfriend, Tricia Nordman. Then Sarah met the couple and she thought they were great! Unfortunately, Sarah quickly learned why some people do judge a book by it's cover. Within another two months of living together, life as she knew it was gone and all that was left was a defunct drug business and two bodies. Tune in as Elysia shares the many cringe worthy decisions Sarah made along the way and why a growing number of people (including the man who prosecuted her) believe she is innocent. Meanwhile, Savannah gives her best "babe" impression. Don't forget to leave us the weekly emoji for your Sunday shoutout! Find us on ⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠Facebook! Sources: https://www.audible.com/podcast/Sarah-Jo-Pender/B08W4KN5JW https://law.justia.com/cases/indiana/court-of-appeals/2003/12090302-smb.html https://murderpedia.org/female.P/p/pender-sarah.htm https://caselaw.findlaw.com/court/in-court-of-appeals/1219359.html https://www.sj-r.com/story/news/2008/12/21/indiana-prison-escapee-arrested-in/44214832007/ https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCOURTS-insd-1_14-cv-01287/pdf/USCOURTS-insd-1_14-cv-01287-0.pdf https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCOURTS-insd-1_14-cv-01287/pdf/USCOURTS-insd-1_14-cv-01287-3.pdf https://casetext.com/case/pender-v-peckham-2 https://progressive.org/magazine/fixing-their-mistakes-law/ https://citybase-cms-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/c7ff0713d8ff4b5da139b6c676f638c7.pdf Women Behind Bars (Full Length Prison Documentary) | Our Life https://fox59.com/news/indycrime/lawyer-asks-for-sara-penders-murder-convictions-to-be-overturned/ https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/06/09/prosecutor-says-womans-guilty-verdict-not-fair/2404247/ https://www.wrtv.com/news/local-news/crime/he-once-called-her-the-female-charles-manson-now-this-prosecutor-believes-sarah-jo-pender-deserves-freedom https://www.wrtv.com/news/local-news/crime/georgetown-students-seek-to-exonerate-indiana-prisoner-sarah-jo-pender-who-they-say-was-wrongly-convicted https://prisonsandjustice.georgetown.edu/news/making-an-exoneree-launches-sixth-cohort/?mc_cid=33f9881954&mc_eid=f75261fa09 https://www.in.gov/apps/indcorrection/ofs/ofs?previous_page=1&detail=128967 Graphic Art By: ⁠⁠⁠Taylor Poe⁠⁠⁠ Music By: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/royalty-free-music/download/shady-business/2181⁠

In a candid conversation, Parul Garg, hosted by Rita Silvan, provides an in-depth overview of the Pender Credit Opportunities Fund. Known for its strategic focus on distressed and stressed credits in public fixed income markets, the Fund leverages its nimble approach to capitalize on unique opportunities often overlooked by larger funds. Parul explains the Fund's investment strategy, the advantages of focusing on public over private credit, and how proactive credit management plays a crucial role in generating alpha for investors. This insightful discussion sheds light on the risk and rewards of investing in distressed credit markets, highlighting the Fund's distinctive position within the broader investment landscape.

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In August 1996, soon-to-be mom Fiona Pender vanished from her home in Tullamore, Co. Offaly, Ireland. A prime suspect emerged early in the investigation, but with a lack of evidence, the case remains unsolved.Email: keytothecase@gmail.comInstagramSources:https://www.newspapers.com/image/723387067/?match=1&terms=Fiona%20pender%20missinghttps://www.newspapers.com/image/468474674/?match=1&terms=Fiona%20pender https://www.newspapers.com/image/498773820/?match=1&terms=Fiona%20pender https://www.amazon.com/dp/0717183939?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailshttps://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-30805831.html https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/fiona-pender-case-has-a-suspect-and-a-motive-but-no-justice-1.3221455https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/2022/08/22/gardai-investigating-disappearance-of-fiona-pender-26-years-ago-hope-for-fresh-information/https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/gardai-high-alert-case-fiona-27902432https://www.offalyexpress.ie/news/home/1284494/local-community-will-gather-in-memory-of-fiona-pender-now-missing-for-27-years.html https://www.offalyexpress.ie/news/tullamore-tribune/1288236/we-do-it-to-remember-her-annual-fiona-pender-walk-and-run-takes-place-in-tullamore.html ​​https://www.irelandsvanishingtriangle.com/fiona-penderhttps://www.irishexaminer.com/maintopics/person-fiona-pender_topic-823310.htmlhttps://www.offalyexpress.ie/video/home/325332/watch-brother-of-missing-offaly-woman-fiona-pender-produces-heartbreaking-documentary.htmlhttps://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/brother-fiona-pender-creates-heartbreaking-13140204https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/my-mother-and-father-both-died-of-a-broken-heart-brother-of-missing-fiona-calls-for-cold-case-review/36161753.html 

On the first episode of ALONE: THE OFFICIAL PODCAST hosts Lucas Miller (“Alone” Season 1), Callie North (“Alone” Season 3) and Dan Brown (podcaster and TV producer) break down the Season 11 “Before the Drop” special. They are joined by “Alone” showrunner and executive producer Ryan Pender as they preview the cast, detail everything that goes into launching a new season of “Alone”, and tease some of the incredible action to come in the new season, set in the Arctic Circle. Please rate, review and subscribe to the podcast, and share it with the Alone fans in your life! You can email the show at OfficialAlonePodcast@gmail.com with all of your questions, comments and favorite moments from Season 11. Watch the new season of “Alone” airing every Thursday at 8pm Eastern on the History Channel, as well as streaming on the History Channel app and History.com. New episodes of the podcast are released every Friday. Alone: The Official Podcast is hosted by Callie North (@northseaapothecary), Lucas Miller (@lucasmiller_arrows_to_the_sun) and Dan Brown (@deebsontv). At the History Channel, the executive producer is Zach Behr and the supervising producer is Liv Fidler.   For Spacestation, the series is produced and edited by Dan Brown, co-produced by Callie North and Lucas Miller, and executive produced by Chris Vivion and Matthew Mills. Audio mixing by Andrew Sims. Additional editing by Lily Lemons. Emily Yates is the production manager. Music by Epidemic Sound.  “Alone" is produced by Leftfield Pictures (an ITV America company) for The History Channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For years, there have been multiple wine competitions no matter what country or region. The BC wine industry is no exception. The latest wine awards are The BC Top 50 wines and Wine of the Year as part of the 2024 Okanagan Spring Wine Festival, which is on now. Friday night the results were announced at the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre and then hundreds descended on the trade floor to do their own judging. Kimberly Hundertmark, the GM of The Wine Fests said on Tasting Room Radio last week that wineries were asked to send their very best releases. We have two guests and dear friends on this Podcast. Both are wine stars and both were  judges at  this event DJ Kearney.  A Global wine authority, educator and Director of Wine at Terminal City Club. Black Belt. Rhys Pender – Master of Wine. Co-owner of Little Farm Wine in Cawston and owner of Wine Plus. World's greatest fisherman.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Episodio exclusivo para suscriptores de Se Habla Español en iVoox y Patreon: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sehablaespanol iVoox: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-se-habla-espanol_sq_f1171214_1.html Buy me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sehablaespanol/w/6450 Donaciones: https://paypal.me/sehablaespanol Escena 1 Vicenta baja las escaleras del edificio junto a sus amigas Marisa y Concha. Y en la planta baja se encuentra con el conserje, que ahora es Mariano. Recuerda que podemos decir conserje o portero. En este caso, el portero no es un jugador de fútbol, sino la persona encargada del mantenimiento de un edificio. Pues bien, nada más ver a Mariano, Vicenta le dice que ha tenido un problema en su casa. Y es que la mujer quiere que el portero se lo solucione. Así que, vamos a escuchar la conversación, y también la aparición de otro vecino, Mauri, que aporta un verbo interesante. Pero la primera que habla es Vicenta. -Mariano, se me ha roto la cuerda del tendedero… -¡Y a mí qué me cuentas! -El patio es una zona común, eso tiene que cambiarlo el portero. -A ver, paso, que esto gotea. -Mauri, no me jodas, que está recién fregado. -Tendedero: cuerdas para colgar o tender la ropa cuando sale húmeda o mojada de la lavadora. Pueden estar en el exterior del edificio, en el patio interior, o dentro de las viviendas, porque también hay tendederos plegables, que se pueden plegar, cerrar. Seguro que sabes de lo que estoy hablando. Son tendederos de plástico o de metal que tienen unas barras para colgar la ropa. Yo tengo uno en el piso de Madrid, aunque también tenemos tendedero en el exterior, en un patio que no se puede ver desde fuera. Pero en el pisos el que vivía con mis padres el tendedero estaba literalmente fuera, en la fachada, y todo el mundo que pasaba por la calle podía ver nuestra ropa colgada para secarse. -A mí qué me cuentas: expresión para decir que no tenemos nada que ver en lo que nos están diciendo. Por ejemplo, un padre le dice a su hijo… otra vez habéis roto la mesa de cristal. Y el hijo responde… a mí qué me cuentas, yo llevo una semana sin entrar al salón. Habrá sido mi hermano. O sea, le está diciendo a su padre que él no tiene nada que ver con la rotura del cristal. A mí qué me cuentas. -Gotear: si recuerdas, lo vimos hace poco como sinónimo de chorrear. Si una bolsa de basura gotea es que caen gotas del interior de la bolsa. -No me jodas: es una expresión muy vulgar para decir que algo nos molesta o nos sorprende. En la escena que acabamos de ver expresa molestia o enfado. Y te voy a poner otro ejemplo de sorpresa o asombro. Se ha muerto nuestro amigo Pedro. ¡No me Jodas! Es decir, te sorprende mucho la muerte de tu amigo. Escena 2 Mariano, el portero o conserje de la comunidad, llama a la vivienda del presidente, que es Juan Cuesta. Esa llamada se produce a través de un aparato que está presente en todos los edificios de viviendas. Si alguien va a visitar a un amigo, primero tiene que comunicarle que ya ha llegado y que necesita que le abran la puerta. Pues ese mismo aparato es el que utiliza Mariano para hablar con el señor Cuesta. El nombre del aparato ya lo hemos visto en otras ocasiones, pero no te lo voy a decir para que lo identifiques en la conversación que vamos a escuchar ahora. -¿Sí? -Buenos días, señor presidente, comprobación rutinaria del telefonillo. ¿Se me escucha con nitidez? -Déjese de memeces y limpie bien los rellanos, que es lo que tiene que hacer. Su trabajo pende de un hilo. -Telefonillo: aparato para comunicar la calle con cada una de las viviendas del edificio. En ese aparato hay un botón para llamar a cada piso. -Nitidez: en este caso, que se escucha bien, de forma clara. Si hablamos de una imagen, que se ve bien. Esta imagen no es muy nítida, no se ve muy bien. -Memeces: sinónimo de tonterías, de cosas que no tienen sentido. No digas memeces. En este caso, debo decirte que en España apenas se usa. Siempre usamos “tonterías”. -Rellano: es la zona donde accedemos a las viviendas de cada planta. Hay un rellano en cada planta del edificio. Si dos vecinos salen a la vez de sus viviendas para coger el ascensor, se encuentran en el rellano, en ese lugar común que hay en todas las plantas. -Pender de un hilo: estar en peligro. Otro ejemplo, el proyecto pende de un hilo, es posible que no salga adelante por falta de presupuesto. Escena 3 María Jesús entra en el piso que comparte con Bea e Inga. En ese momento, Bea está limpiando una mesa de cristal, mientras que Inga está planchando. Y parece que las dos están muy enfadadas con María Jesús. Por cierto, María Jesús es la propietaria del piso, y Bea e Inga le pagan para vivir ahí. Bien, pues vamos a comprobar por qué están enfadadas con ella. -Oye, María Jesús, ya está bien, ¿no? Colabora tú también un poquito con la casa, que lo estamos haciendo todo nosotras. -No, todo no, la hipoteca la pago yo. -Sí, pero nosotras te estamos pagando 300 euros de alquiler cada una. -Por favor, ¿y creéis que me hacen falta a mí esas raspas? Si seguís viviendo aquí es gracias a mi caridad cristiana. -¡Qué coño! Seguimos aquí porque estás más sola que la una, que te ha dejado tu marido y se ha largado tu hija porque no te aguanta ni dios. -Hipoteca: préstamo que nos hace el banco para pagar nuestra vivienda. Ya lo hemos explicado otras veces. -Raspas: la raspa es la espina del pescado, que es lo que tiramos siempre. Y aquí se utiliza en sentido figurado para decir que el dinero que recibe de alquiler no vale nada. Esas raspas no me hacen falta, ese dinero no me hace falta, no es nada. -¡Qué coño!: expresión muy vulgar para mostrar nuestro enfado. -Más sola que la una: es una frase hecha que se repite mucho en español. En vez de decir que una persona está sola, muchas veces añadimos “más sola que la una”. Significa lo mismo, pero es una forma de subrayar que esa persona está sola. -No te aguanta ni dios: no te soporta nadie, nadie quiere estar contigo. Por ejemplo, no me extraña que Luis no encuentre novia, es que es insoportable, no le aguanta ni dios. Escena 4 Vamos a meternos en una reunión de vecinos de la comunidad protagonista de la serie. A esa reunión también la llamamos junta de vecinos, y ahí es donde se toman las decisiones que afectan a todos. Por ejemplo, si hay que pintar la fachada del edificio, los vecinos votan si están a favor o no. Y las decisiones se toman por mayoría. Bueno, los vecinos están esperando a que hable Juan Cuesta, el presidente, y empiezan a tener prisa, porque la reunión se está retrasando. El primero que toma la palabra es Mauri, y su intervención provoca los comentarios de Marisa, Vicenta y Concha. Unos comentarios que, por cierto, no le gustan nada a Mauri, porque hablan de la relación con su novio. -Venga, Juan, dinos ya qué pasa, que hoy sí que tengo yo mucho lío. -Es que Fernando se va a Japón. -Y está ahí lo de la boda, que si sí, que si no. -No, perdone, la boda sigue en pie. Él se va por trabajo. -Yo, por si acaso, no os compro el regalo hasta el día antes. -Pero, ¿a usted quién le ha pedido un regalo? -Tener mucho lío: tener muchas cosas que hacer. Lo utilizamos mucho en español. Y también se puede decir “estar liado”. Por ejemplo, esta tarde no puedo ir al gimnasio, tengo mucho lío en el trabajo, o estoy muy liado en el trabajo. -Seguir en pie: cuando hablamos de un evento, de una cita o de una actividad, seguir en pie significa que se va a producir, que no se ha suspendido. Por ejemplo, ¿sigue en pie nuestra cita de esta noche? Sí, claro, nos vemos en el restaurante a las 9. Escena 5 Emilio, el anterior portero del edificio, está en la cárcel por fraude, y recibe la visita del presidente, Juan Cuesta, y de su padre, Mariano, que ahora es el portero. Mariano ha ocupado el puesto de su hijo. Como Emilio no tenía dinero les pidió ayuda para salir de prisión. Y ahora vamos a salir de dudas, vamos a saber si pueden ayudarle o no. -Emilio, lo siento, no he podido conseguir el dinero para tu fianza. La derrama no ha prosperado. -Pero, ¿qué me está diciendo? Y, entonces, ¿qué va a pasar conmigo? -Pues que vas al trullo hasta que salga el juicio. Pero, tranquilo, que eso luego te lo descuentan de la condena. Es como la entrada de un coche. -Fianza: dinero que hay que pagar para sacar a alguien de la cárcel hasta que empiece el juicio. Por supuesto, el juez no siempre establece una fianza, porque si se trata de un asesino, lo normal es que siga en la cárcel hasta que se celebre el juicio. -Derrama: dinero extra que deben pagar los vecinos de una comunidad. Por ejemplo, si hay que pintar la fachada, cada vecino tiene que poner 100 euros. Esa es la derrama, 100 euros por vecino. -Trullo: sinónimo vulgar de cárcel o prisión. ¿Dónde está tu amigo Carlos? En el trullo. ¿Qué ha hecho? Le pillaron robando en una tienda. -Entrada de un coche: dinero que pagamos al principio. Normalmente, cuando te compras un coche primero pagas la entrada, que suelen ser 4 o 5 mil euros, y luego el resto lo vas pagando todos los meses, como si fuera la hipoteca de tu casa. 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In this episode, we start off with a 4-4-4-4 Box Breath, then dive deep into the wisdom of The Badass Babe herself, Kelly Pender. She shares how she got into the space of manifestation and all forms of holistic practice. Starting off as a full time yoga instructor, then get called to channeling and serving others in a whole other light. Tune in for an amazing EFT Tapping session that Kelly guides during our conversation. And make sure to connect, reach out and support her on: IG: @the_badassbabe Podcast: Badass Babe Manifest (on Apple & Spotify) One love

We're back!  Sorry that it's been so long.  I'm finally back from tour and can find the time to do this again.  I massively appreciate your patience.On episode 13 we have a slightly different guest than usual, a powerhouse of a woman, Sophie Pender.  Sophie is the CEO of the 93% Club - a movement exclusively looking to help state educated people take ownership of their background and succeed in jobs that are historically held by people that were educated in the private education system.  We talk all things culture, class, state education, Burberry bags and more...www.93percent.clubInstagram - @sophieapender, @the93percentclub, @jordhughesphoto--No Gatekeeper is an initiative set up with a founding principle that art should be accessible to anybody no matter the circumstance. We set up online sessions for 5-10 people and they get the chance to ask professionals from across the music industry whatever question they wanted to know about working as a full-time photographer and more specifically a music photographer.These sessions were then recorded to be uploaded to various platforms so that the answers to these questions could be heard by the largest possible crowd for zero cost. The sessions will usually have Jordan Curtis Hughes as the host with a guest speaking and helping to answer the questions.All advice given is from the photographer's personal experience of the industry, do not take it as straight fact. Some people's experiences differ extremely widely in this field. Use the advice how you see fit. Enjoy!--No Gatekeeper ...Because Art Should Be Accessible

This week Yolanda discusses how your niche may be holding back your sales! Tune in now!$5k in 5-Days Bootcamp: https://manifestmadmoney.kartra.com/page/KBb93FREE COURSE: https://manifestmadmoney.kartra.com/page/1zP88CONTENT LAB: https://manifestmadmoney.kartra.com/calendar/Xu3AjgnKYmYfIG: www.instagram.com/yolandaboyarinFollow Kelly below:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_badassbabe/Badass Babe Manifest Podcast: https://kellypender.com/podcast/Manifest That Sh!t University Program: https://kellypender.com/mtsu

In this episode, we explore pelvic health alongside Dr. Amanda and Ben Knauff, the dynamic husband and wife team behind Pender Pelvic Health and Therapy Services. Specializing in pelvic health care for all ages, they offer a rich blend of expertise and experience. Beyond general physical therapy, they tackle distinctive pelvic health challenges, providing valuable insights and solutions for symptoms related to gut health and pelvic floor issues.Address: 16747 US Hwy 17, Ste 106, Hampstead, NC 28443Phone: 910-515-2030Website: https://ncpelvicfloortherapy.com/Email: pendertherapyservices@gmail.comBe sure to Follow Pender Pelvic Health on Facebook and Instagram_________________________Topsail Insider is Sponsored by Saltwater Suites and Coming in June, 2024 - Saltwater Resort! Saltwater Suites - Topsail Island's premier luxury hospitality experience!Book your beach getaway today at SaltwaterTopsail.com or call (910) 886-4818!Topsail Insider is also Sponsored by Surf City Line! Come out for Beachin' Bowls, Margaritas, Live Music, and enjoy your meal on their top deck with Ocean Views!Visit SurfCityLineNC.com for their full food, bar, and brunch menus!Jim is my incredible, rockstar editor who works his magic to make Topsail Insider sound great! Learn more about Jim's services here: http://bit.ly/PodcastsByJim.Jim Mendes-Pouget  |  jimpouget@gmail.com____________________________Send Christa a message and let her know if you enjoyed the episode! Support the Show.Please Follow/Subscribe to Topsail Insider on your favorite podcast-listening platform so you don't miss a single episode! We're on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio and more!Please visit TopsailInsider.com and sign up for our Mailing List where you'll get early access to upcoming episodes. Or leave a Voicemail for Topsail Insider right from the website - your message just might be featured in an upcoming episode!Also find and Follow Topsail Insider on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube!If you are a Greater Topsail business owner or nonprofit and wish to be interviewed or wish to Sponsor or Advertise with Topsail Insider, please email christa@topsailinsider.com or call/text 910-800-0111.

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Two Nebraska high school seniors — one in Pender and one in Lincoln — committed to the University of Nebraska under the new Presidential Scholars program. The scholarship gives a full-ride plus a $5,000 stipend for any University of Nebraska school to in-state students who score a 36 on the ACT. The university announced the program last month.

Former Rock Hill City Councilmember Kathy Pender joins Oriana and Matthew on CityCast to discuss her 2 decades on Council, what led her to that point and some of her accomplishments during her tenure.

North Carolinas Oyster aquaculture industry is still in its enfancy, although rapidly expanding. This emerging shellfish farming industry has rapdily increased in size in upwards of 600% in some areas of our state such as Pender County within a very short amount of time. This growth has caught the attention of many stakeholders in the area that share these public trust marine reasources, including many local fishing guides.  Nearly 30 people spoke Wednesday night Januray 31 during a North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries-hosted public hearing on shellfish lease applications of two (Pender Co) area oyster farming companies.  "The overwhelming consesus from those who packed a room in the Surf City Municipal Complex was, while they support local Shellfish farming efforts, more leases will infringe upon popular fishing spots, impeded boating and kayaking access, and affect the viewshed of waterfront properties near the farms." " and most said they are specifically against the water column lease applications of N.Sea. Oyster Co, and Pirate Oysters LLC, raising concerns about the floating equipment used for this type of shellfish farming" (Opponents say Pender shellfish leases will crowd waters | Coastal Review)  Joining us on todays episode of "Fisheries Gone Wild" we have Captain Ray Britian of Springtide guide Service (Topsail Island) and Captian Rennie Clark of Tournament Trail Charters (Wilmington). Both of these guys share a passion for fishing, conservation and want to see a healthy sustanable fishery for years to come.  Listen in as they discuss the effects these water column oyster leases will have on the local community and the impact that can have on all stakeholders ability to access our public trust fisheries resources.  There is a lot to unpack in this episode and both captain Ray and Rennie to a great job explaining the ins and outs of the situiation going on right in their backyard.  Tight lines! 

With all that said, you probably have some thoughts. And you're not alone. Sarah's hands aren't totally clean. She did buy the gun that killed Andrew and Tricia. She did try to hide the bodies and help Richard get away with murder. She did escape from prison. She did do all those things.But did she kill two people in cold blood, then let her boyfriend take the fall? Get all the crime in half the time! Watch True Crime Recaps on Facebook, TikTok, YouTube or Snapchat! Follow us on Instagram and Twitter. New episodes weekly!

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In this episode Clayton speaks with Will Pender, a seasoned general contractor in the commercial real estate space.  From wanting to become a lawyer initially to being a leader in one of the most successful and thriving contracting firms in Texas, Will's journey has been a fascinating one to hear. Will sheds some light on the evolving role of general contractors and the importance of hiring experienced professionals, especially for complex projects. He also delves into innovative approaches in construction, from regional specialization to the impact of AI and mass timber on the industry. Discover the intricacies of the pre-construction and construction phases, gaining insights into strategies for successful project execution. Will's valuable perspectives on sustainability trends, rising construction costs, and future industry trends offer a comprehensive guide for both industry veterans and aspiring professionals. Whether you're interested in project coordination, industry innovations, or navigating construction challenges, this episode provides actionable insights and advice from a seasoned professional.

On this week's episode of THE FINANCIAL COMMUTE, Wealth Advisor Joe Seetoo discusses Pender Capital's investment strategy with CEO Cory Johnson at Morton's 2023 Investor Symposium. Pender is a commercial real estate debt lender focusing on the lower middle market in secondary and tertiary markets, especially in Middle America. Cory talks about how the pandemic impacted various sectors and Pender's strategic shift toward asset types like multifamily and industrial real estate, which showed resilience throughout the pandemic. Pender emphasizes principle preservation first and yield generation second. They also focus on underwriting to refinance rather than to sale, which distinguishes them from other lenders. Finally, Cory discusses the opportunities emerging in the current market, especially in private credit, due to the liquidity issues in the banking sector.

In this episode of The Skeptical Shaman podcast, host Rachel White (of TOTEM Readings) chats with yoga instructor, retreat coordinator, and manifestation coach Kelly Pender. Kelly is also the host of the Badass Babe Oracle podcast, drilling into the real deal behind all things abundance, manifestation and having-ness.In this episode, we talk sh*t and spill the tea on the “manifestation industry”, taking the time to separate what's real, what's nonsense, and what's a straight-up grift. Kelly shares her very personal and very human-scaled journey with the world of abundance gospel and manifestation doctrine, displaying a great sense of humor as she evaluates what she used to believe— and where she's at now.This episode is landing in the magical, liminal space between Christmas and the New Year, a time during which most of us are reflecting on the past year and setting our intentions— and making our resolutions— for the year to come. This discussion is designed to give us all permission to ask, believe and receive, but also offers tangible lessons learned so you don't have to fall into a multilevel marketing scheme or find yourself miles away from your goals in 2024.In a hilarious and very apt twist, Kelly has given birth to a brand new baby just as this episode is landing, a literal encapsulation of magical manifestation!And, as per usual, we pull a very aligned and very accurate card from our TOTEM Tarot Deck to sum up our discussion. TOTEM Readings website (Rachel's practice): https://www.totemreadings.comTOTEM Tarot Deck (card used in episode): https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578980126?ref=myi_title_dpKelly's IG: https://www.instagram.com/the_badassbabe/The Badass Babe Oracle Podcast IG: https://www.instagram.com/badassbabeoracle/Please note: The views and opinions expressed on The Skeptical Shaman do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the podcast. Any content provided by our guests, bloggers, sponsors or authors are of their opinion and are not intended to malign any religion, protected class, group, club, organization, business individual, anyone or anything. And remember: sticks and stones may break our bones, but words—or discussions of religious or spiritual topics-- will never hurt us.

In this week's episode, we get to know Share the Table, founded by its Executive Director, Dawn Ellis. Share the Table is a wonderful nonprofit organization located in Hampstead, North Carolina, servicing folks experiencing food insecurity or inaccessibility. Share the Table provides a Food Choice Pantry, Hot Community Meals and Fellowship, and MUNCH Program Backpacks filled with food for children in need to take home on the weekends. Share the Table's reach extends throughout Pender and surrounding counties utilizing assistance from the Central and Eastern North Carolina Food Bank, local grocery stores, and the generosity of MANY Greater Topsail businesses and citizens. We'll review their four major fundraisers, the long list of local support, and the many ways you can get involved. Enjoy!Address: 12395 NC-50, Hampstead, NC 28443Phone: (910) 616-8897Email: sharethetableNC@gmail.comWebsite: www.sharethetableNC.comDonate by mail: PO Box 4170, Surf City, NC 28445Instagram: sharethetable_ncFacebook: sharethetablencLinkedIn: Share the TableTopsail Insider is Sponsored by Saltwater Suites!Saltwater Suites - Topsail Island's premier luxury hospitality experience!Book your beach getaway today at SaltwaterTopsail.com or call (910) 886-4818!Jim is my incredible, rockstar editor who works his magic to make Topsail Insider sound great! Learn more about Jim's services here: http://bit.ly/PodcastsByJim.Jim Mendes-Pouget  |  jimpouget@gmail.comSend Christa a message and let her know if you enjoyed the episode! Support the Show.Please Follow/Subscribe to Topsail Insider on your favorite podcast-listening platform so you don't miss a single episode! We're on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio and more!Please visit TopsailInsider.com and sign up for our Mailing List where you'll get early access to upcoming episodes. Or leave a Voicemail for Topsail Insider right from the website - your message just might be featured in an upcoming episode!Also find and Follow Topsail Insider on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube!If you are a Greater Topsail business owner or nonprofit and wish to be interviewed or wish to Sponsor or Advertise with Topsail Insider, please email christa@topsailinsider.com or call/text 910-800-0111.

In this episode, VSC's Educator, Hannah Jenarine speaks with a diverse array of experts and professionals to help us Understand the Impact of Children Witnessing Domestic Violence. Leslie Pender provides us with a Clinical/Psychological Perspective and Kendall Johnson shares how the dynamic shifts when children live in a Narcissistic household. More about our panelists: NAS Founder & CEO Kendall T. Johnson is a best-selling author, beauty industry expert, and motivational speaker known for her engaging presentations on issues related to narcissistic abuse, domestic violence, abandonment, divorce, incarceration, drug addiction, child molestation, failed relationships, and generational cycles of heartache and pain. Leslie Pender is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in the state of Florida and the private practice owner of Seeds of Transition Counseling Services, LLC which is in the Metrowest area of Orlando, FL. Ms. Pender earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Social Science with a concentration in Sociology from the University of Maryland University College and her Master of Science degree from Capella University in Mental Health Counseling. It was during her residency for licensure that Ms. Pender began to focus her research on social justice advocacy and cultural competency within the mental health counseling field. Ms. Pender's work as a LMHC has consisted of collaborative work with the Florida Department of Children and Families and other agencies in which she has advocated for practices and policies that provide mental health services for children and families within the foster care system from a trauma-informed care and culturally competent perspective.

Ben David has served as District Attorney for New Hanover and Pender counties since 2004. Next year, he'll leave office, setting up an election for his replacement. WHQR News Director Ben Schachtman sat down with David to talk about why he's leaving, how he sees his legacy, and what comes next.

We've made it to Friday Queens!! On today's episode of the Queen of Pep Talks Podcast, Jessica is chatting with Kelly Pender who is a Manifestation Coach!  Inside this episode Jessica and Kelly discuss all things manifestation, and we do it terms you'll *actually* understand.  If you've curious about manifestation and how you can add it as a practice in your life, this episode is for you. XOIf you'd like to connect with Kelly, you can do so below:Instagram: @the_badassbabeWebsite: kellypender.comPodcast: Badass Babe Oracle Podcast.Links/ResourcesA Week of Black Friday.Join the EXCLUSIVE Pep Talks Membership!Get the Create Joy Products HERE.Sign up for the JJXO Weekly Newsletter.Join the FREE Join Jessica XO Community on Facebook.Read my book "Battle for Growth".Need a Workout Plan? Get mine hereFollow the Inspiration on Instagram.

-Final thoughts on Nebraska/Wisconsin tomorrow…can the Huskers win at a place that's been a house of horrors?-Coach talks about his experience at Camp Randell-Who was the best QB in the history of Pender?-How was Raff's hunting trip!Show sponsored by MIDWEST BANKAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Kelly is joined by Jeremy Pender to review Strickland's win over Adesanya.  Episode recorded 9/13/2023.

October 25, 2000. Indianapolis, IN. Two bodies were found in a dumpster near downtown Indianapolis. The police quickly identified the victims as Andrew Cataldi and Tricia Nordman. They just as quickly identified their killers as Richard Hull and Sarah Pender. Richard and Sarah were both sentenced to multiple decades in prison. Justice was served. However, as the years went on, new evidence revealed that Sarah was likely railroaded and multiple pieces of evidence from her trial were fabricated. Would her legal team be able to overturn her 110-year sentence? Will Sarah ever be able to be a free woman?Get bonus content from Generation Why at: patreon.com/generationwhyListen ad free with Wondery+. Join Wondery+ for exclusives, binges, early access, and ad free listening. Available in the Wondery App. https://wondery.app.link/generationwhy.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In 1639, doctor Edward May published a 40-page text about a serpent he found in the heart of a 21-year-old man during a post-mortem examination. We don't know exactly what it was, but there are plenty of theories. Research: Bush, Sargent Jr. “Bosom Serpents before Hawthorne: The Origins of a Symbol.” American Literature , May, 1971, Vol. 43, No. 2 (May, 1971). Via JSTOR. https://www.jstor.org/stable/2924236 Church, William Selby. “The Rise of Physiology in England: The Harveian Oration Delivered Before the Royal College of Physicians, October 18th, 1895.” Adlard. 1896. Denham, D.A. “A most certaine and true relation of a strange monster or serpent found in the left ventricle of the heart of John Pennant, gentleman, of the age of 21 years.” Transactions of The Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Volume 71, Issue 5, 1977, Page 455, https://doi.org/10.1016/0035-9203(77)90066-9 Eades, Bentley Gerald. “The Jacobean and Caroline Stage Vol-ii.” The Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1941. Healy, Simon. “KYNASTON, Sir Francis (1587-c.1649), of Oteley, Ellesmere, Salop; later of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Westminster and Covent Garden, Mdx.” he History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1604-1629, ed. Andrew Thrush and John P. Ferris, 2010. https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1604-1629/member/kynaston-sir-francis-1587-1649 May, Edward. “A most certaine and true relation of a strange monster or serpent found in the left ventricle of the heart of John Pennant, Gentleman, of the age of 21 yeares.” London : George Miller. 1639. https://archive.org/details/b3033973x Morris, Thomas. “The man with a snake in his heart.” http://www.thomas-morris.uk/man-snake-heart/ Pender, Stephen. “Examples and Experience: On the Uncertainty of Medicine.” The British Journal for the History of Science , Mar., 2006, Vol. 39, No. 1. Via JSTOR. https://www.jstor.org/stable/4028546 Pennant, Thomas. “The History of the Parishes of Whiteford and Holywell.” B. and J. White. 1796. Perella, Chrissie. “Teratology: ‘Monster' as a medical term.” Historical Medical Library of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. https://histmed.collegeofphysicians.org/for-students/teratology-monster-as-a-medical-term/ Richardson, Ruth. “Pennant's serpent.” The Lancet. Vol. 357, Issue 9260. 3/24/2001. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(05)71674-3/fulltext Ross, Alexander. “Arcana microcosmi.” London : T. Newcomb. 1652. https://archive.org/details/b30329140/ Slights, William W.E. “The Narrative Heart of the Renaissance.” Renaissance and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme. Winter/Hiver 2002. https://www.jstor.org/stable/43445471 The Public Domain Review. “A Monster in the Heart: Edward May's A Most Certaine and True Relation (1639).” https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/heart-serpent Woolley, Benjamin. “The herbalist : Nicholas Culpeper and the Fight for Medical Freedom.” HarperCollins, 2004. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.