Podcast appearances and mentions of peter mathews

Whether you're a veteran firefighter or a rookie, the likelihood that you've seen or even read FIREHOUSE® Magazine, is high. It has been a staple in most firehouses and with thousands more visiting the website, attending conferences and more. Its current Editor-in-Chief is Peter Mathews. Peter is the Director of Conferences and FIREHOUSE® Magazine. He has worked at FIREHOUSE® since 1999, serving in various roles on both the Magazine and FIREHOUSE®.com staffs He completed an internship with the Rochester NY Fire Department and has served with fire departments Glenwood Landing. Rush NY and Laurel MD.Peter is an avid photographer of the fire service and frequently rides along with the fire departments in Dallas and Ft. Worth TX. Today, Peter and I will discuss the 25th anniversary of the Worcester MA Cold Storage Fire and his look at the recent new conference, Fire Fusion.                                     ********************Please remember that we need your help especially during this Holiday Season; to raise the important funds we use to financially help our Brothers/Sisters and/or their families, when they are in dire need. Since 2020, we have donated nearly $7,000.00 to our Brothers and Sisters. We can only do that with your help. Please visit our homepage at https://www.5-AlarmTaskForceCorp.org and scroll down to the photo of the E2QB siren. Select the photo and our donation page will appear. From $1.00 to whatever you can afford, any amount will help us. And you can always reach us at Dalmatprod@Outlook.com

Episode 2595 of the Vietnam Veteran News Podcast will feature information about the appearance of Vietnam Vet Peter Mathews and the Moving Wall at Bergenfield, NJ. In the previous episode of this podcast Vietnam Vet Peter Mathews told the story … Continue reading →

Episode 2594 of the Vietnam Veteran News Podcast will feature an interview with Vietnam Vet Peter Mathews as he describes his journey back to Vietnam to return a special item he found on the Dak To battlefield 56 years ago. … Continue reading →

- Ông Peter Mathews – người giữ cuốn sổ ghi chép của một liệt sỹ suốt 56 năm qua cùng vợ từ Mỹ sẽ trở lại Việt Nam, đến Hà Tĩnh và trực tiếp trao lại cuốn sổ tay cho người thân của liệt sỹ Cao Xuân Tuất (Cao Văn Tuất) ở thôn Cao Thắng, xã Kỳ Xuân. Chủ đề : liệt sỹ, cao văn tuất --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1sukien/support

- Sau chuyến bay kéo dài 24 tiếng, chiều nay, cựu binh Mỹ Peter Mathews cùng vợ đã tới Hà Tĩnh để thực hiện ước nguyện trao trả cuốn sổ tay cho thân nhân liệt sỹ Cao Văn Tuất. Chủ đề : Cựu binh Mỹ Peter Mathews, Hà Tĩnh, cuốn sổ tay, liệt sỹ Cao Văn Tuất --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1tintuc/support

Episode 2436 of the Vietnam Veteran News Podcast will feature a story about how Vietnam Vet Peter Mathews is seeking closure with an NVA soldier's dairy. The story was titled, US veteran searches for owner of lost Vietnam War diary. … Continue reading →

Kadir, 16 Jahre: Deutscher, Türke, Hamburger, begnadeter Fußballer, IS-Kämpfer... Kadir steht vor dem Hamburger Fußballstadion auf St. Pauli. Die Sporttasche zu seinen Füßen, reckt er die Hand mit dem Handy in die Höhe und ruft: »Allahu Akbar!« Gott ist groß! Wird er sich und Hunderte Unschuldige gleich in die Luft sprengen? Mark, Kadirs bester Freund und Fußballkumpel, erzählt uns, was zuvor geschah. Von Kadirs Radikalisierung durch die »Brüder« vom Kulturverein bis hin zu seinem plötzlichen Verschwinden aus Hamburg. Erst später erfährt auch Mark die ganze Wahrheit. Kadir hielt sich in Syrien auf. Wir erleben ihn an der Seite von IS-Kämpfern. Sehen seinen Alltag in Syrien zwischen Langeweile, Schockzustand und Gewalt. Doch dann kehrt Kadir zurück nach Hamburg – mit der fatalen Entscheidung, doch noch als Märtyrer zu sterben. "Ein komplexes Thema fesselnd, leidenschaftlich und mit Gespür für die menschlichen Untiefen der Charaktere erzählt." Ahmad Mansour, Diplompsychologe und Autor von "Generation Allah" „Eine eindrückliche Erzählung, die ihre jugendlichen Protagonisten und ihr Thema - die Radikalisierung unter Heranwachsenden - ernst nimmt. Ein spannender, dramatischer Roman, der weder beschönigt noch blind verteufelt, sondern hyperrealistisch erzählt, wohin das führen kann." Yassin Musharbash, Terrorismusexperte und Autor von „Radikal“ "Ein kenntnisreicher Blick in die Welt der Dschihadisten. Spannend bis zur letzten Zeile." Martin Schäuble, Politikwissenschaftler und Autor von „Black Box Dschihad“ „Ein berührender – mit Witz geschriebener – aber erschreckend realer Roman über Freundschaft und die vergebliche Suche eines türkischen Jungen nach seinem Platz in der modernen Welt." Necla Kelek, Soziologin und Autorin von „Die verlorenen Söhne“

GREEN CALIFORNIA, PROTECTED BALLOTS in AZ, A NATIONAL SUMMIT, STUDENT DEBT, TX/OH/NY This brilliant marathon GREE-GREE #93 takes us first to a Green California with TATANKA BRICCA and BEN EICHERT. We then spend an astonishing 40 minutes with JOHN BRAKEY & KEN BENNETT discussing major new legislation proposed in Arizona to protect the ballots and establish a digital image library to guarantee maximum accountability.  Should it pass this could become the first such bill to pass anywhere in the US. JOEL SEGAL takes our third section into the realm of a nationwide strategy for grassroots elections to be launched at a national summit zoom on June 11. We also hear from ANTHONY GUTIERREZ of Common Cause about the horrors of race-based disenfranchisement in TX. JULIE WIENER explains some welcome reforms in NY. ERIC LAZARUS introduces an in-depth analysis of the economic benefits of cancelling student debt. Congressional candidate PETER MATHEWS tells us of a “lost” campaign mailer. RACHEL COYLE updates us on the insanity in Gerrymandered Ohio, with a nod to Florida from SUSAN PYNCHON & WENDI LEDERMAN. This two-hour deep dive into democratizing our energy & elections is not to be missed!!!

SPECTACULAR GRASSROOTS ACTIVIST SUMMIT This week's show is rooted in our monumental March 27 Summit in Santa Monica.   On a warm, sunny southern California Day, dozens of local activists gathered to meet and hear brilliant movers and shakers from throughout the nation.   The program was zoomed to the Progressive Democrats of America and the Grassroots Emergency Election Protection Coalition.  Speakers included:      MIMI KENNEDY, PDA, “Mom,” “Midnight in Paris” ALAN MINSKY, Progressive Dems of America  CHRISTIAN NUNES, Prez, Ntl. Organization. for Women JOEL SEGAL, Author, Affordable Care Act MENNA DEMASSIE, Congressional Black Caucus TATANKA BRICCA, Green California, Amnesty USA JAN GOODMAN, New Day Pacifica DAN SHEEHAN, Iran-Contra, Indigenous Rights SARA NELSON, Silkwood, Romero Institute DOROTHY REIK: Progressive Dems Santa Monica Mtns JOHN BRAKEY: AZ Election Protection  JULIE LEVINE, 5G-Free California Prof. PETER MATHEWS, “Dollar Democracy” LIBBE HALEVY, Nuclear Hot Seat LINDE HOUCK, Actors' Gang ANKUR PATEL, Progressive MYLA RESON, KPFK Local Station Board Convened by Harvey Wasserman, this historic event will live on as a major turning point.  Don't miss it.  

Cenk Uygur hosts. Analyst & Content Creator Jessica Burbank joins to talk about being censored on Tiktok over her critiques of the government. Professor of Political Science and International Relations and congressional candidate Peter Mathews talks about his run and his goal of getting money out of politics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Inhalt: Kadir, 16 Jahre: Deutscher, Türke, Hamburger, begnadeter Fußballer, IS-Kämpfer... Kadir steht vor dem Hamburger Fußballstadion auf St. Pauli. Die Sporttasche zu seinen Füßen, reckt er die Hand mit dem Handy in die Höhe und ruft: »Allahu Akbar!« Gott ist groß! Wird er sich und Hunderte Unschuldige gleich in die Luft sprengen? Mark, Kadirs bester Freund und Fußballkumpel, erzählt uns, was zuvor geschah. Von Kadirs Radikalisierung durch die »Brüder« vom Kulturverein bis hin zu seinem plötzlichen Verschwinden aus Hamburg. Erst später erfährt auch Mark die ganze Wahrheit. Kadir hielt sich in Syrien auf. Wir erleben ihn an der Seite von IS-Kämpfern. Sehen seinen Alltag in Syrien zwischen Langeweile, Schockzustand und Gewalt. Doch dann kehrt Kadir zurück nach Hamburg – mit der fatalen Entscheidung, doch noch als Märtyrer zu sterben. "Ein komplexes Thema fesselnd, leidenschaftlich und mit Gespür für die menschlichen Untiefen der Charaktere erzählt." Ahmad Mansour, Diplompsychologe und Autor von "Generation Allah" „Eine eindrückliche Erzählung, die ihre jugendlichen Protagonisten und ihr Thema - die Radikalisierung unter Heranwachsenden - ernst nimmt. Ein spannender, dramatischer Roman, der weder beschönigt noch blind verteufelt, sondern hyperrealistisch erzählt, wohin das führen kann." Yassin Musharbash, Terrorismusexperte und Autor von „Radikal“ "Ein kenntnisreicher Blick in die Welt der Dschihadisten. Spannend bis zur letzten Zeile." Martin Schäuble, Politikwissenschaftler und Autor von „Black Box Dschihad“ „Ein berührender – mit Witz geschriebener – aber erschreckend realer Roman über Freundschaft und die vergebliche Suche eines türkischen Jungen nach seinem Platz in der modernen Welt." Necla Kelek, Soziologin und Autorin von „Die verlorenen Söhne“ Interview mit Benno Köpfer & Peter Mathews :

Kadir, 16 Jahre: Deutscher, Türke, Hamburger, begnadeter Fußballer, IS-Kämpfer... Kadir steht vor dem Hamburger Fußballstadion auf St. Pauli. Die Sporttasche zu seinen Füßen, reckt er die Hand mit dem Handy in die Höhe und ruft: »Allahu Akbar!« Gott ist groß! Wird er sich und Hunderte Unschuldige gleich in die Luft sprengen? Mark, Kadirs bester Freund und Fußballkumpel, erzählt uns, was zuvor geschah. Von Kadirs Radikalisierung durch die »Brüder« vom Kulturverein bis hin zu seinem plötzlichen Verschwinden aus Hamburg. Erst später erfährt auch Mark die ganze Wahrheit. Kadir hielt sich in Syrien auf. Wir erleben ihn an der Seite von IS-Kämpfern. Sehen seinen Alltag in Syrien zwischen Langeweile, Schockzustand und Gewalt. Doch dann kehrt Kadir zurück nach Hamburg – mit der fatalen Entscheidung, doch noch als Märtyrer zu sterben. "Ein komplexes Thema fesselnd, leidenschaftlich und mit Gespür für die menschlichen Untiefen der Charaktere erzählt." Ahmad Mansour, Diplompsychologe und Autor von "Generation Allah" „Eine eindrückliche Erzählung, die ihre jugendlichen Protagonisten und ihr Thema - die Radikalisierung unter Heranwachsenden - ernst nimmt. Ein spannender, dramatischer Roman, der weder beschönigt noch blind verteufelt, sondern hyperrealistisch erzählt, wohin das führen kann." Yassin Musharbash, Terrorismusexperte und Autor von „Radikal“ "Ein kenntnisreicher Blick in die Welt der Dschihadisten. Spannend bis zur letzten Zeile." Martin Schäuble, Politikwissenschaftler und Autor von „Black Box Dschihad“ „Ein berührender – mit Witz geschriebener – aber erschreckend realer Roman über Freundschaft und die vergebliche Suche eines türkischen Jungen nach seinem Platz in der modernen Welt." Necla Kelek, Soziologin und Autorin von „Die verlorenen Söhne“

Peter Mathews, author of Lacan The Charlatan, part of the Palgrave Lacan Series joined us to discuss some of his critics and their various approaches towards the enigmatic psychoanalyst. Lacan Lecture referenced in episode: https://youtu.be/w1PmWy4aSaQ Peter's Links: https://www.pdmathews.com/ https://www.palgrave.com/gp/book/9783030452032 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/muhh Twitter: @unconscioushh Instagram: @unconscioushh

Copyright 2019 - The Energy Show, Barry Cinnamon People talk about solar panels and batteries a lot (at least the people I talk to). The reasons are that solar panels are conspicuous on rooftops -- and batteries are what keep the lights on during increasingly frequent blackouts. But the real brains of a solar and battery storage system is the inverter. With increased global production, solar panels and battery cells have become commodities -- differentiated mainly by price and efficiency. For a variety of reasons, inverters are still quite specialized. Initially, inverters simply converted DC current to household AC current. Modern inverters also provide a variety of safety features (rapid shutdown and arc fault protection), monitoring, and grid support services. The next generation of inverters extends beyond solar, providing backup power, EV charging and home energy management capabilities. Through a combination of great technology, disciplined execution and industry vision, SolarEdge has become the leading inverter company. Based on my experience in the field (and roof), they have the best combination of efficiency, safety, installation ease and overall value. Most importantly, SolarEdge continues to push the technology envelope as they expand into backup power and distributed grid services. Our guest on this week's Energy Show is Peter Mathews, General Manager of North America for SolarEdge. He has done a terrific job growing SolarEdge to over a 60% market share in the U.S. Please listen to this week's Energy Show as Peter shares insights around SolarEdge's business, how SolarEdge is addressing the power crisis in California, their new commercial products, and the company's ongoing product vision for a distributed grid.

We're talking about the financialisation of housing, LGBT+ and housing, and housing as a site of emotions and relationship building. Dr Julie Lawson from Housing Theory and Society talks to Professor Willem Korthals Altes about his new article, Annington versus Deutsche Annington: Private Equity and Housing in the Anglo-Saxon and Rhenish Contexts. (Available here: https://doi.org/10.1080/14036096.2018.1479300) Dr Dallas Rogers from International Journal of Housing Policy catches up with Dr Peter Mathews. They discuss Peter's article - written with colleagues Christopher Poyner & Richard Kjellgren - on Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer experiences of homelessness and identity: insecurity and home(o)normativity. (Available here: https://doi.org/10.1080/19491247.2018.1519341) Dr Beth Watts from Housing Studies talks to Associate Professor Hazel Easthope about her plenary talk at the 2019 HSA Conference on the theme of housing as a site of emotions and relationship building. Housing Journal Podcast is a collaboration of the leading housing journals; International Journal of Housing Policy, Housing Studies, and Housing Theory and Society. Subscribe to the podcast: itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/housi…d1442996022?mt=2 Follow us on Twitter: @IJHPEditors for the International Journal of Housing Policy @HousingJournal for Housing Studies @HousingTheory for Housing Theory and Society

We return to the land of the Maya, to visit their most stunning artistic achievement. The stelae of Copán, many constructed to honor Waxaklajuun Ubaad Kawiil, 13th king of the city, are remarkably intricate, humanist yet fantastic. His reign marked the highest point and also the lowest, as within decades of his untimely death, Copán and the other Classic Mayan cities would be abandoned. Or were they?   Listener Richard Dennis describes his impressions of visiting Copán and traditional Honduran cuisine: beans and tortillas, culminating in the baleada.  And we can't talk about Honduras without discussing the Football War.   Sources: Bunce, Steve. “How a World Cup qualifier and the suicide of a young girl launched the bloody 100 Hour Football War” in the Independent. Earley, Caitlin C.  “The Mesoamerican Ballgame” at Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Timeline of Art History. Footprint Handbook: Honduras Martin, Simon and Nikolai Grube. Chronicle of the Maya Kings and Queens: Deciphering the Dynasties of the Ancient Maya Moon Handbook to Honduras and the Bay Islands Schele, Linda and Peter Mathews. The Code of Kings : the Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs Webster, David L. The Fall of the Ancient Maya: Solving the Mystery of the Maya Collapse Photo by Dennis Jarvis on wikicommons

The Maya return as we visit Tikal, nestled in the jungles of northern Guatemala, and pick up the story of Nuun Ujol Chaak, after he left Palenque. Nuun Ujol Chaak was a rebel, facing unfathomable odds against an evil empire.  And even if he might fall in the end, his son Jasaw Chan Kawi'il would take up the mantle and restore Tikal to greatness.  It's his pyramids that tower above the treeline, representing the greatest architectural achievement of the Classic Maya. Nitin Sil from the Flash Point History podcast, appears to talk about his travels to Tikal, from climbing pyramids to avoiding monkeys. Guatemala is much more than Tikal, and its history as a "Banana Republic" gets a closer look.  Its food, with its roots in centuries of Maya culture, merits a taste as well, especially pipian, a pumpkin-seed based sauce that works splendidly with chicken. Sources: Brown, Chip. "El Mirador: the Lost City of the Maya" in Smithsonian Magazine Harrison, Peter D. The Lords of Tikal: Rulers of an Ancient Maya City Insight Guides: Guatemala, Belize & the Yucatán Lonely Planet Guatemala Martin, Simon and Nikolai Grube. Chronicle of the Maya Kings and Queens: Deciphering the Dynasties of the Ancient Maya Montgomery, John. Tikal: an Illustrated History of the Ancient Maya Capital Schele, Linda and Peter Mathews. The Code of Kings : the Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs Photo by user chensiyuan on wikicommons

Back to Mesoamerica, only this time, we introduce the Maya. At the edge of the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico, sits the city of Lakam Ha, today called Palenque.  Among its magnificent ruins is the Temple of the Inscriptions, the tomb of king Pakal. His rule was one of the longest in human history; yet how much of his success came from the strong women around him? We talk about the Mayan calendar, 2012, Pakal's magnificent tomb, and his sarcophagus which was NOT made by aliens. There's more to see in Chiapas as well, like colonial San Cristóbal, indigenous villages, waterfalls, and Mayan ruins Bonmapak and Yaxchilán.  But for food, we head to next door Oaxaca to talk mole and mezcal margaritas. Sources: Deane, Zain. Mexico's Aztec and Maya Empires: an Explorer's Guide   Lonely Planet Mexico   Martin, Simon and Nikolai Grube. Chronicle of the Maya Kings and Queens: Deciphering the Dynasties of the Ancient Maya National Geographic Society. "Exclusive: Laser Scans Reveal Maya 'Megalopolis' Below Guatemalan Jungle." 2/1/18. Pillsbury, Joanne. “The Red Queen and Her Sisters: Women of Power in Golden Kingdoms” Schele, Linda and Peter Mathews. The Code of Kings : the Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs Photo by Jan Harenburg Music by the Orchestra Marimba de Chiapas

ISACS17: Resonant Worlds: Sound, Art & Science | Konferenz Friday 09/29/17, Vortragssaal ISACS17 (re)investigates the intersections of sound, art and science from the perspective of artistic / creative curation. The participants are asked to showcase, and reflect on, their own practices from the perspective of how and why choices are made in order to make things »work« – in the sense that it resonates in/with other people, contexts, culture, society, history, and »the world«. These are perhaps issues of (and effects from) embodied experiences, of language games, of existence. /// Freitag 29.9.17, Vortragssaal Auf der »ISACS17« werden die Schnittstellen von Sound, Kunst und Wissenschaft aus Perspektive des künstlerischen / kreativen Kuratierens (neu) untersucht. Die TeilnehmerInnen wurden gebeten, ihre Arbeiten aus dem Blickwinkel zu präsentieren und zu hinterfragen wie und warum Entscheidungen getroffen wurden, mit denen die Funktionalität von Dingen erreicht werden soll – in dem Sinne, dass diese Entscheidungen in anderen Menschen, Kontexten, Kulturen, Gesellschaften, der Geschichte und »der Welt« nachhallen. Dies können Problemstellungen (und Effekte) von verkörperten Erfahrungen, Sprachspielen oder der Existenz sein.

Inhalt : Kadir, 16 Jahre: Deutscher, Türke, Hamburger, begnadeter Fußballer, IS-Kämpfer… Kadir steht vor dem Hamburger Fußballstadion auf St. Pauli. Die Sporttasche zu seinen Füßen, reckt er die Hand mit dem Handy in die Höhe und ruft: »Allahu Akbar!« Gott ist groß! Wird er sich und Hunderte Unschuldige gleich in die Luft sprengen? Mark, Kadirs…

On the Project Censored show Peter Phillips with California Green Party activist Laura Wells as co-host interview professor Peter Mathews regarding his book “Dollar Democracy: with Liberty and Justice for Some,” regarding key issues including the decline of the middle class, inequality in  education, health care, the collapse of the environment, and what needs to be done. The conversation addresses issues from GMO labeling to California's Proposition 13 to the runaway Pentagon budget; Matthews' underlying theme is that most contemporary political problems  can be traced to the super-rich controlling the electoral process through campaign contributions. The post Project Censored – August 7, 2015 appeared first on KPFA.

Peter Mathews appears for the first time. Chris Powell, Daniel McAdams and David Jensen return. In “Dollar Democracy: with Liberty & Justice for Some” Mathews explains how the election game is played and identifies many of the corporations that own both political parties and dictate policies. But at the heart of our corrupt political system is a fraudulent monetary system. As Alan Greenspan understood, in order to perpetuate our counterfeit monetary system that is used to buy the government, you have to keep citizens disinterested in using gold as money. Chris Powell of GATA appears to provide the latest evidence of gold market manipulation and the constant cover up of that crime by the establishment. As usual, McAdams will join me to update us on the latest revelations on the Ron Paul Institute website. And Jensen will relate how geopolitics intersects with ongoing fraud in the precious metals markets. Your host will mention some top gold stock picks time permitting.