Podcast appearances and mentions of Randall Woodfin

Dive into an inspiring episode, as host Marina Franklin talks with Mayor Randall Woodfin and Roy Wood Jr. on Friends Like Us! From community empowerment to leadership and Randall Woodfin's new memoir, "Sons of Birmingham,". Hear how these sons of Birmingham are making waves.  Randall Woodfin was born in Birmingham, Alabama, and after four years in Atlanta earning his degree from Morehouse College, has lived in Birmingham ever since. He worked at City Hall (in jobs for both the Mayor and the City Council) and for the Jefferson County Committee on Economic Opportunity, attended Cumberland School of Law at Samford University and, after obtaining his law degree, accepted a job in the City of Birmingham Law Department. As an assistant city attorney, he also became an organizer, working on campaigns at the local, state, and federal level. After serving on the Birmingham Board of Education, he ran for mayor in 2016 with endorsements from President Joe Biden, Senators Bernie Sanders and Cory Booker, and Stacey Abrams. Woodfin won an upset victory in a runoff in 2017 and earned a featured speaker role at the 2020 Democratic National Convention. He is seeking his third term in 2025. Buy his new memoir: "Sons Of Birmingham". ROY WOOD JR. is a comedian, an Emmy-nominated documentary producer for the PBS documentary The Neutral Ground, a correspondent on Comedy Central's Emmy-nominated The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, and host of Comedy Central's award-winning podcast, The Daily Show: Beyond the Scenes. Spring of 2023, Wood guest hosted The Daily Show and headlined the White House Correspondents' Dinner to its highest ratings since 2017. Wood co-starred alongside Jon Hamm in Paramount Pictures' long-awaited Fletch remake, Confess, Fletch (2022), and has guest appearances in ‘Only Murders in the Building', ‘Better Call Saul', ‘The Last O.G.' & ‘Space Force.' As a writer and executive producer, his development deals have included a first-look deal with Comedy Central for ‘Jefferson County: Probation,' an HBO Max project, ‘1% Happy,' an untitled medical field comedy for NBC, and an untitled single-camera comedy about the National Guard for FOX. Wood's first Comedy Central one-hour stand-up special, Roy Wood Jr.: Father Figure, debuted in 2017, the same year he was named the new host of Comedy Central's storytelling series, This is Not Happening. Debuting in 2019, his second Comedy Central special, Roy Wood Jr.: No One Loves You, remains the network's highest-rated original stand-up premiere. In 2021, his third Comedy Central special, Roy Wood Jr.: Imperfect Messenger, aired hyper-recent material just two weeks after taping. Forbes declared he is “One of comedy's best journalists,” Entertainment Weekly has described his thought-provoking comedy as “. . . charismatic crankiness. . .” and Variety Magazine named him “One of 10 Comics to Watch in 2016.” Wood began his comedy career in 1998 at 19 while attending Florida A&M University. In 2006, he debuted on network television on The Late Show with David Letterman. In 2008, he appeared on HBO's historic Def Comedy Jam and was selected by America as one of the top three finalists on Last Comic Standing on NBC. He has appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyer, Conan, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.  He also performed on numerous USO Tours for our Troops stationed everywhere from Guam to Iraq to the Philippines.  At the height of the pandemic, Roy raised money for the displaced staff of comedy clubs through tipyourwaitstaff.com and Laugh Aid. In his hometown of Birmingham, Alabama, his philanthropic endeavors include supporting Workshops, Inc., which enriches lives by helping people with disabilities and other employment barriers achieve their vocational potential. The DUBS Baseball Academy is an investment in sports to change lives. STAIR of Birmingham, where tutoring empowers students to read better and dream bigger. Also, I See Me, Inc., where the mission is to dismantle the school-to-prison pipeline by increasing the literacy rates in children of color by engaging them in literature that reflects their culture and image. Always hosted by Marina Franklin - One Hour Comedy Special: Single Black Female ( Amazon Prime, CW Network), TBS's The Last O.G, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Hysterical on FX, The Movie Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert, HBO's Crashing, and The Breaks with Michelle Wolf. Writer for HBO's 'Divorce' and the new Tracy Morgan show on Paramount Plus: 'Crutch'.       

This week, 411 Teen sits down with Randall Woodfin, mayor of Birmingham Alabama. We discuss his journey through politics as well as his memoir "Son of Birmingham".

Randall Woodfin, mayor of Birmingham, Alabama, is leading a city experiencing promising growth in wealth and education while also grappling with a troubling surge in homicides that defies national trends. Woodfin discusses his new book, Son of Birmingham, and the challenges of governing a city at a crossroads. Plus, a CNN stalwart has asked his last confrontational question to a combative president, and the current administration makes some highly questionable claims about condoms and Gaza. GIST Coupon Codes ... Truewerk: truewerk.com/thegist for 15% off your first order Marley Spoon: marleyspoon.com/offer/thegist for 27 free meals Quince: quince.com/thegist for free shipping and free returns Produced by Joel Patterson and Corey Wara Email us at thegist@mikepesca.com To advertise on the show, visit: https://advertisecast.com/TheGist Subscribe to The Gist: https://subscribe.mikepesca.com/ Subscribe to The Gist Youtube Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4_bh0wHgk2YfpKf4rg40_g Follow Mikes Substack at: Pesca Profundities | Mike Pesca | Substack Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michael Steele speaks with Birmingham Alabama Mayor, Randall Woodfin about the importance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)  Check out Randall Woodfin's book, "Son of Birmingham," here:  https://www.amazon.com/Son-Birmingham-Memoir-Randall-Woodfin/dp/B0DDVDV8VS If you enjoyed this podcast, be sure to leave a review or share it with a friend! Follow Mayor Randall Goodfin @randallwoodfin Follow Michael Steele @MichaelSteele Follow the podcast @steele_podcast Follow The Bulwark @BulwarkOnline

Michael Steele speaks with Birmingham Alabama Mayor, Randall Woodfin. The pair discuss the injustice of Trump pardoning January 6th insurrectionists, Mayor Woodfin's journey from grocery bagger to city Mayor, the importance of HBCUs and the kind of leadership needed in the 21st century. Check out Randall Woodfin's book, "Son of Birmingham," here:  https://www.amazon.com/Son-Birmingham-Memoir-Randall-Woodfin/dp/B0DDVDV8VS If you enjoyed this podcast, be sure to leave a review or share it with a friend! Follow Mayor Randall Goodfin @randallwoodfin Follow Michael Steele @MichaelSteele Follow the podcast @steele_podcast Follow The Bulwark @BulwarkOnline

Friend and the Mayor of Birmingham, Randall Woodfin joins the RSMS crew. Woodfin spoke about his new book, Son of Birmingham. Mayor Woodfin also spoke about checking out of national politics because of how negative things have been. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Birmingham, Alabama — also known as The Magic City — is a major part of my story. I lived there for nearly 11 years, from January 2013 until December 2023; my husband is from there and I met my husband there; and, living there from age 26 to 37, it was part of my formative years as an adult. During my time in Birmingham, I worked in communications at the economic development organization the Birmingham Business Alliance, where I had the opportunity to meet Birmingham's mayor, Randall Woodfin, on a number of occasions. Sometimes those in office are one way in front of the cameras and a completely different person when the cameras are off; Mayor Woodfin was always kind, gracious, generous, and a genuinely good person — the real deal — even if it was just the two of us in a room. Mayor Woodfin won election as mayor in 2017 in a bit of a David and Goliath type victory over longtime Birmingham political mainstay William Bell; he has been in office ever since. Now, on January 21, he is coming out with a memoir, aptly titled Son of Birmingham: A Memoir, about his life, leadership, and, fascinatingly, his love of Outkast. As I tell Mayor Woodfin in this episode, we all deserve someone that loves us as much as he loves Outkast. Mayor Woodfin truly is a son of Birmingham and, having been in office since 2017, has seen the city through some difficult times, not the least of which is COVID-19. In this episode he talks about the modern day Birmingham and what the public still gets wrong about it; about being the youngest mayor in Birmingham's modern history; what it was like to win the mayoral election over seven years ago; some of the toughest situations he's faced in office; about answering the call to serve; and about his life as a husband and father now. A native of Birmingham, Mayor Woodfin attended Morehouse College and then returned to Birmingham, working at City Hall in jobs for the mayor and the City Council and for the Jefferson County Committee on Economic Opportunity. He attended the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University and, after obtaining his law degree, took on a job in the City of Birmingham Law Department. Outside of his work as an assistant city attorney, he was a political organizer, working on campaigns at the local, state, and federal level. After serving on the Birmingham Board of Education, he ran for mayor and is now in his second term in office, seeking a third in 2025. He was also a featured speaker at the 2020 Democratic National Convention. I will always, always have such an affinity for Birmingham, and for Mayor Woodfin, too. Son of Birmingham: A Memoir by Mayor Randall Woodfin

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It is Friday on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show Podcast. The RSMS Crew are live from Birmingham, AL at the Magic City Classic. Alabama A&M Bulldogs and Alabama State Hornets are going head-to-head on the gridiron Saturday, October 26th. Mayor Randall Woodfin of Birmingham, AL joined the RSMS crew. He spoke about the historic Magic City Classic and what it means to the history of Birmingham, AL. Kandi Burrus joins the RSMS crew during the Magic City Classic in Birmingham, AL. Kandi was joined by her new group, PsiRyn, pronounced Siren. Comedian Tony Roberts joins the RSMS crew during the Magic City Classic. Roberts does a stand-up set. All of this and more on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show Podcast.   Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/rickey-smiley-morning-show  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mayor Randall Woodfin of Birmingham, AL joined the RSMS crew. He spoke about the historic Magic City Classic and what it means to the history of Birmingham, AL.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Die polisie in Birmingham, Alabama, en die federale speurdiens het 'n soektog van stapel gestuur na die verdagtes wat vier mense doodgeskiet en 18 gewond het. Amptenare sê verskeie mense het na die Five Points South-gebied gery, uit hul voertuie geklim, verskeie skote afgevuur en weggejaag. Die polisie vermoed die aanvallers het 'n spesifieke persoon geteiken en dat die ander in die kruisvuur raakgeskiet is. Birmingham se burgemeester, Randall Woodfin, sê vuurwapengeweld in die stad het epidemiese afmetings aangeneem:

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Hour 2: Murph & Brooks react to some of Bob Kendrick's comments, then talk to Mayor Randall Woodfin, Spike Lee, and Bob Melvin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: Murph & Brooks react to some of Bob Kendrick's comments, then talk to Mayor Randall Woodfin, Spike Lee, and Bob Melvin.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Randall Woodfin, the mayor of Birmingham, Alabama joins the show to reflect on the life and legacy of the late Willie Mays. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We are back, but the news doesn't stop! Today we talkAutomatic Voter Registration in Georgia: Georgia Republicans voted to end automatic voter registration. Senate Bill 221, which passed out of committee, contrasts with the previous implementation by Brian Kemp during his tenure as secretary of state. The bill's fate now rests with the full Senate and possibly the governor.Georgia Inmates' Letter to Kemp: Inmates in Georgia penned an open letter to Governor Kemp, addressing corruption and suggesting solutions for safety and staff issues within the prison system. The response from the head of the Georgia Department of Corrections highlighted efforts to address these concerns.Black Clergy Call for Ceasefire: Over 1,000 Black clergy, including 200 pastors from Georgia, urge President Biden to push for a ceasefire in Israel. This call reflects a broader perspective linking war, militarism, poverty, and racism. However, some voices emphasize holding Hamas accountable alongside pursuing peace.CPAC 2024 Highlights: CPAC featured speeches by figures like Jack Posobeic advocating for the end of democracy. Byron Donalds's opening speech garnered attention, potentially positioning him as a leading Black Republican figure. Lara Trump's role indicates her potential bid for the co-chair of the RNC.South Carolina Primary Results: The podcast discusses results from the South Carolina primary, including notable speeches and moments such as Randall Woodfin's remarks on diversity and inclusion in sports institutions.WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! LEAVE A VOICE NOTE - Click HereTo keep up with Where The Party At?, connect with us on Instagram or Twitter. Stay tuned and get informed! We are laying the foundation down to be able to have competent political conversations and discourse, all for the greater good.Subscribe and tune in for our “Who Runs Atlanta,” series of interviews with political candidates.Watch or listen to Where The Party At?: https://linktr.ee/wherethepartyatpodVisit Justeldredge.media for more shows and content!Watch or listen to Where The Party At?: https://linktr.ee/wherethepartyatpodVisit Justeldredge.media for our other shows and content.

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Mayor Randall L. Woodfin's philosophy of “putting people first” has guided his leadership. Revitalization of the city's 99 neighborhoods is his top priority. He is focused on enhancing education for young people, fostering a climate of economic opportunity for all residents and leveraging public-private partnerships to make the city the best version of Birmingham it can be. His vision to create new education and career opportunities for students led to the Birmingham Promise, a public-private partnership that provides apprenticeships and tuition assistance to cover college costs for Birmingham high school graduates. Mayor Woodfin led a regional effort to invest in the renovation and expansion of the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex making the city an emerging destination for sports and entertainment. Through Pardons for Progress, he removed a barrier from employment opportunities and offered a second chance with the mayoral pardon of 15,000 misdemeanor marijuana possession charges dating back to 1990. He entered his second term as Birmingham's 30th mayor on November 23, 2021. A graduate of Morehouse College and Samford University's Cumberland School of Law, he previously served as president of the Birmingham Board of Education.

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FIRST of all... THANK YOU AGAIN, Mr. Mayor! I appreciate you being my very first guest and i am even more appreciative that you returned to kick my second season off for me too! You are the most Birmingham person i know. You need a bumper sticker like George W. Bush and Coach Nick Saban. "RLW. The Mayor" in a little box. I'll put one in my back window for sure! Now... FRIENDS! I've said it before and i'll say it again, Mayor Randall Woodfin will be appointed by the next Democrat to be elected POTUS (Let's Go Brandon!) as Secretary of Education. Before then, however, he's looking forward to his second term of paving streets and building houses, but more immediately?! THE WORLD GAMES! I asked my brother, friend and Mayor if he has won his last election and his answer may surprise you... it did me, and VERY few things surprise me about Randall Lee Woodfin.

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin talks about the new Chief of Police and how staffing levels at the police department have been affected by the defund police movement and by the pandemic.

Hey SWR fam! We're back again with another Black365 episode. On today's show, we sit down and talk with Mayor Randall Woodfin of Birmingham, AL. Tune in to hear about Mayor Woodfin's passion for the city and some of his favorite places around town!  https://bookshop.org/lists/black365 We can't wait to hear from you! :) Please send any questions or comments about this episode to shewellreadQA@gmail.com or use the form at the bottom of the SWR Podcast page: https://shewellread.com/podcast/.  Follow SHE WELL READ! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shewellread/ TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeDCLdTX/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/shewellread More Links: https://msha.ke/shewellread

Randall Woodfin, Birmingham's “millennial mayor” and rising star in Alabama politics, has launched an urban mechanic's agenda for revitalizing that post-industrial city: restoring basic infrastructure on a block-by-block basis, setting up a command center so federal funds are spent wisely, and providing guaranteed income for single mothers.

Birmingham, Alabama mayor, Woodfin shares insights about community engagement and combatting local food deserts.

*Seasone One - Episode One* Podcast number 1 features the 34th Mayor of the City of Birmingham. Randall Woodfin comes on to talk about everything from meeting Coach Nick Saban to giving me dating advice. Oh... and Betsy. I have known Randall since he was a little fellow. His sister Cindy was one of my favorite students when i was Youth Director at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church and Randall was determined to hang with the big kids from time to time. Hope you enjoy! Eric Flowers is the engineer and the very first voice you hear on the podcasts. If you're interested in producing your own podcast, contact him at CM@creed63.com. -- https://urbanham.com/intravenous205/

At a time when high school students need access to high-quality job training opportunities more than ever, and businesses are eagerly looking to hire qualified talent in a range of middle skill jobs that require more than a high school diploma, but less than a four-year college degree — Bloomberg Philanthropies has committed an additional $25 million to support career and technical education programs in nine U.S. cities and across two states.This commitment highlights our founder Mike Bloomberg's belief that it's critical for states, cities, local businesses, and schools to grow career programs and pathways for students not heading to four-year college in order to gain greater economic mobility. More than 15,000 high school students have benefited from Bloomberg Philanthropies' support of career and technical education programs since 2016. This new investment brings our support of these programs to $90 million.​On this episode, Jenny Sharfstein Kane of our education team sits down with Julia Baez, CEO of Baltimore's Promise​, a city-wide collaborative which supports the health and education of Baltimore City youth from cradle to career. Julia tells us more about the organization's Grads2Careers initiative, which focuses on helping Baltimore City Public Schools graduates who aren't immediately bound for college or careers enter the workforce by offering occupational skills training in fields like tech, health care, logistics, and transportation.Jenny also sits down with the Mayor of Birmingham, Alabama, Randall Woodfin, to discuss how internships and apprenticeships will help shape the employment landscape in his city and the challenges entry-level workers are facing as a result of the pandemic.

Bakari is joined by the recently re-elected mayor of Birmingham, Alabama, Randall Woodfin, to talk about his thoughts on the police reform vs. abolish debate (3:08), the challenges that come along with being a mayor of a large city and working to get re-elected (11:50), and why he believes in pragmatic leadership (21:23). Host: Bakari Sellers Guest: Randall Woodfin Executive Producer: Jarrod Loadholt Producer: Kaya McMullen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin talks about a program offering assistance to folks having trouble paying rent and the issue of homelessness in Birmingham

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin talks about the rise in crime in the area and the difficulty hiring police officers as well as a new program to relocate residents who speak up about crimes.

Mayor Randall Woodfin addresses the issues between the FOP and Police Chief Patrick Smith and about rewards being offered in some unsolved murders in Birmingham

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin talks about the Birmingham's Promise program and how it can benefit high school Juniors and Seniors

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Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin addresses the calls from Black Lives Matter for his and Police Chiief Patrick Smith's resignations over the shooting of Desmon Ray.

Tim Melton and Dale Jackson talk about Randall Woodfin's claims that the new transgender sports ban will cost Birmingham sporting events, the Left wanting to die on the transgender hill, Ten with Tim, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin joins us to talk about the formation of the Civilian Review Board in Birmingham to help deal with some of the crime issues in the community.

Dr. Vickers talks with Mayor Randall Woodfin about the interconnected relationship of UAB and the city of Birmingham, the mayor's experience with COVID-19, leading a city during crises, and bringing justice to communities of color.

Born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, Randall Woodfin knew one thing before he got into politics. From a young age, Woodfin was around enough influences that made him realize he needed to make a difference in the city he grew up in. Graduate of Morehouse College, Woodfin's drive, passion and love for his city increased during his time there. Fast forward to 2017, Woodfin became the youngest mayor in Birmingham city history helping to accomplish his goal of giving back to help his city. In this episode, we talked about a number of topics from his journey, how to become a better leader, dealing with fear and adversity and much more! Randall Woodfin socials: FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/MayorRandallWoodfin/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/WoodfinForBham/ As always, continue to support the Elevate podcast!

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin talks about his journey with Coronavirus.

Montgomery, Ala. Mayor Steven L. Reed and Birmingham, Ala. Mayor Randall Woodfin join The Post to discuss the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and where we are today.

“If there was ever a time to make changes in America, this is that moment.”— Mayor Randall Woodfin, Mayor of Birmingham, Alabama   When Mayor Randall Woodfin was elected to his hometown’s highest political office at just 36, his mission was to improve the lives of every citizen by investing in youth programs, revitalizing blighted neighborhoods, eliminating food deserts, reducing crime, creating more green spaces, and encouraging more civic participation—just to name a few.   But then the COVID-19 pandemic hit, closely followed by the death of George Floyd. With communities from all over the country and world faced with these challenges, Mayor Woodfin has shown remarkable calm and clarity. Though his primary goals never shifted, it was clear that new conversations and difficult decisions had to happen.   In this episode of Leading with Genuine Care, Mayor Woodfin and I talk about how these events have impacted himself as a leader as well as those in his own community. We also discuss how leaders can take action in the fight for equality, which factors guide his decision-making, and lessons learned from the late civil rights leader John Lewis. In this episode, you’ll also learn:   Mayor Woodfin’s strategy for strengthening Birmingham Why we need to talk less and listen more What it’s like to be a mayor during the COVID pandemic How growing up in a crowded, multi-generational home influenced Mayor Woodfin Why we need to participate in our communities on every level Mayor Woodfin’s vision for a better education system Why cities are “only as strong as its lowest quality-of-life neighborhood” How to make life better for those communities Why having core values are important to guide city employees Why Mayor Woodfin says Confederate monuments are un-American How these statues demonstrate our toxic revisionist history What impact John Lewis had on Mayor Woodfin Why Mayor Woodfin enacted a mask requirement despite pushback Which two lenses Mayor Woodfin makes all COVID-related decisions through How collectivism and unity can benefit the U.S. during the pandemic Why moving past conversations alone can help heal racial divides What those in power can do to move the needle against racism And so much more.   Enjoy my inspiring and empowering conversation with Mayor Randall Woodfin.   More about Mayor Randall Woodfin: In 2017, Randall Woodfin was sworn in as mayor of Birmingham, Alabama. He’s a Birmingham native, a graduate of Morehouse University and Cumberland School of Law, and the former president of the Birmingham Board of Education.    Mayor Woodfin is dedicated to “Putting People First”—a phrase that’s central to his administration. With a new vision and energy, Mayor Woodfin wants every citizen to have the opportunity to live and work in a safe, thriving city that they’re proud to call home.    Since entering office, he’s launched plans to fight crime, eliminate food deserts, revitalize blighted neighborhoods, boost morale, and create a community where purpose-driven leaders and entrepreneurs—especially women and minorities—can achieve success.   Connect with Mayor Randall Woodfin Website: www.randallwoodfin.com City of Birmingham’s Website: https://www.birminghamal.gov Facebook: www.facebook.com/MayorRandallWoodfin Twitter: twitter.com/randallwoodfin Instagram:www.instagram.com/woodfinforbham LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/city-of-birmingham-mayor-s-office   Follow Rob Dube on Social Media  LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/in/robdube  Facebook:  www.facebook.com/rob.dube.1  Twitter:  twitter.com/robddube    Rob Dube’s Website www.donothingbook.com   Sign Up for My Weekly Mailing List  Never miss an inspiring conversation about compassionate, positive leadership on the Leading with Genuine Care podcast by signing up for my mailing list! Click below and you’ll also get a download of my favorite mindful resources.  https://www.donothingbook.com/resource-guide    Buy Rob’s book, donothing: The Most Rewarding Leadership Challenge You'll Ever Take   amzn.to/2y9N1TK  

At our virtual town hall, we learned how the millennial mayor is revamping government, including doing something revolutionary in politics: putting citizens first

Paul is joined by the Mayor of Birmingham, Randall Woodfin. Plus, more calls.

This week The V Team talks about Mike Hubbard is still free, budgeting process to begin early, COVID-19 updates and will State mandate masks? Our special guest is Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin. All this and much more coming up next on The V.

Do you have your mask? If you plan to spend any time in Birmingham, you're still going to need it.

Birmingham's Mayor Randal Woodfin says, you don't have to wear a mask, but you do have to cover your face.

David and Josh discuss what comes next after the coronavirus shutdowns, Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin phones in to talk about the city's response to the virus and his mission to protect the people in Alabama's largest city.

William chats with Randall Woodfin - the Mayor of Birmingham, Alabama - about the impact his family has had on him, his favorite books, and being a new Mayor.

The morning after the devastating news of the discovery of the body of 3 year Old Kamille McKinney at a Birmingham Landfill, Mayor Randal Woodfin joins JT to share his condolences.

Drew Champlin and Mark Jennings are back with another Champ's Corner podcast. Mark is passionate about Hoover High changing its mascot and shares his thoughts here. We get to the latest Alabama football news, including the Dylan Moses injury and possible suspensions to four key players. Mark also addresses Birmingham mayor Randall Woodfin's pledge to the city paying for future college funds of city graduates and where that money will come from. How will freshman kicker Will Reichard perform? Mark gives his thoughts. Mark also breaks down Alabama running back commit Kyle Edwards and takes listener questions. Follow Mark on Twitter at MarkJennings55. Follow Drew at DrewChamplin. Email the podcast at markbreaksdownfilm@aol.com.

The Suite Life Podcast S1/E10: Season Finale First and foremost, we apologies for the delayed release of this episode. It's entirely You Gene Write fault, but he has some special plans to make up for it. In this episode we continue through the chaos as usual with live stream complications. It may have been #Facebook trying to add us to the list of recently banned people and groups. Fresh off of our Culture Vulture discussions, #TaylorSwift is heavy with the Mayo. Looks like Birmingham's Randall Woodfin is also putting the mayo in Mayor with recents decisions made for his constituents. We also introduce a speed round covering topics of #AvengersEndGame, Jay-Z B Sides, The Sonic Movie Trailer, #GameOfThrones, & #DemThrones Segment 1: Technical Difficulties ~ Are We Recording? Are We Live? ~ Random Introduction w/ Dee Skillz & Black Cherry (pause) ~ 2 Week Recap / Drink Menu / WTF is Wooo Tim? ~ Banned from “The Book” ~ Mayochella: House Warming / Yeezy Told Us ~ Random Wooo Tim Sidenote Segment 2: That's All Folks ~ WTF Woodfin ~ Why is Black Cherry (pause) tripping? ~ Let's Not Be Atlanta / Birmentality ~ Speed Round ~ Season 1 Favorite Moments & MVP ~ Random Closing Check Out Music, Merch, & More https://www.SankofaSuite.com #TheSuiteLifePodcast On All Major Platforms https://Anchor.fm/SankofaSuite FOLLOW US https://Twitter.com/SankofaSuite https://Soundcloud.com/SankofaSuite https://Instagram.com/SankofaSuite https://Facebook.com/SankofaSuite https://SankofaSuite.BandCamp.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sankofasuite/support

MD and guest host, Tosha Downey visit with the Mayor of Birmingham, AL, Randall Woodfin. This open and honest conversation touches on the challenges urban communities face with creating opportunities for women and black-owned businesses.  Birmingham plans to become the HUB for Black and Women Owned business by 2021...Stay tuned to this dynamic young leader!

Mayor Randall Woodfin by Rotaract Club of Birmingham

Isabel Rubio, executive director of Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama, which serves the Latino immigrant community, explains the push and pull between progressiveness and regressiveness in Birmingham. In 2011, the passage of HB 56, allowed law enforcement to detain and arrest people for "reasonable suspicion" of unlawful status, creating profound fear in the community. More recently, the Latino community was an essential part of electing Randall Woodfin, a former Board member as Mayor of Birmingham and Doug Wood as US Senator. Isabel underscores the importance of organizing, advocacy, capital and assets in building community, influence and power. And, as always, Isabel advocates for the building of capacity to make all of the above possible. 

Mobilize producer Cory Choy speaks with lifetime activist and volunteer Sue Gibson. After the shock of the 2016 election, Sue joined the Working Families Party’s Progressive Heroes project. She helped lead Text4Resistance teams in their efforts to turn out voters to elect numerous progressive candidates— many of whom have gone on to either win the primary or general election. These candidates include Latoya Cantrell, the first woman elected to serve as New Orleans’ mayor, Vernetta Alston, a progressive and queer woman of color who won her primary for city council in Durham, North Carolina, and Randall Woodfin, youngest ever elected mayor of Birmingham Alabama (among others). https://www.mobilizehere.com/podcast/mobilize---season-2-episode-1-sue-gibson---working-families-party/

This week we sit down with the newly elected mayor of Birmingham, AL, Randall Woodfin. After a massive and progressive grass-roots campaign, Randall's win on October 3rd, made him the 34th mayor of Birmingham, the youngest to hold the office since 1893. In this episode, Randall recaps his campaign strategy, gives an overview of his focus for the first 100 days, and describes what it is like to have the support of notables like Jeff Johnson, Bakari Sellers, Bernie Sanders, and Hillary Clinton.

On this episode of The Chop Up: -Excellence Chop: Features a spotlight on college debate champion, Ryan Wash, new DC villian, Jill School, and young, black, mayor of Birmingham, AL, Randall Woodfin. (2:55) Political Chop: Its 2017 and we still cant figure out the most effective way to be heard and to achieve change. Whats up with that? (18:54) Music By:  F.0laFamilia- Marley and Me--very vibey joint this week (44:45) Sports Chop: Its BASKETBALL SEASONS. Since both hosts are avid fans, we short list of all the things we cant wait to see this NBA season. (47:50)

On this episode of The Chop Up: -Excellence Chop: Features a spotlight on college debate champion, Ryan Wash, new DC villian, Jill School, and young, black, mayor of Birmingham, AL, Randall Woodfin. (2:55) Political Chop: Its 2017 and we still cant figure out the most effective way to be heard and to achieve change. Whats up with that? (18:54) Music By:  F.0laFamilia- Marley and Me--very vibey joint this week (44:45) Sports Chop: Its BASKETBALL SEASONS. Since both hosts are avid fans, we short list of all the things we cant wait to see this NBA season. (47:50)

Bill Press welcomes Rep. Dan Kildee (D-MI), Jason Dick and Nina Turner to discuss Donald Trump's heartless comments about Puerto Rico's debt during his official visit, an important case on gerrymandering at the Supreme Court, how Democrats can get Congress to take gun control legislation seriously and a big win for an Our Revolution candidate in Alabama - the entire Wednesday edition of the Bill Press Show!

On this episode Attorney Richard Rice joins Eva in discussion with mayoral candidate Randall Woodfin. The discussion centers around the upcoming election runoff, running a positive campaign amidst negativity and how Birmingham’s activist and non-profit community can make an impact before and and after the October 3rd election.

Colin Warner, Nnamdi Asomugha and and Matt Ruskin from the film Crown Heights stop by the studio, and President Obama’s former Drug Czar, Michael Botticelli, joins to help listeners understand the opioid epidemic from a health and policy standpoint. DeRay processes the world after Charlottesville with Brittany, Sam and Clint. Birmingham mayoral candidate, Randall Woodfin, joins DeRay briefly to discuss the biggest issues facing his city.

In this bonus episode, Major and Lise get to talk politics with Randall Woodfin, mayoral candidate for the city of Birmingham. We discuss topics like navigating this current political climate, appreciating the real work of past generations, the best hole in the wall in B'ham, which woman leader Randall would like to interview, the continued need for HBCUs, who has the best homecoming and the ways in which gun violence has us in a war for the souls of young people.  To learn more about Randall and his Woodfin Plan, visit www.randallwoodfin.com. Follow him on social media @woodfinforbham.  - - - -  Visit us at www.toycpodcast.com Follow us @toycpodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/toycpodcast    

This episode is dedicated to Birmingham mayoral candidate Randall Woodfin.  Tune in to hear our interview with Randall from February, March & August 2017.  We discuss creating an inclusive Birmingham, supporting minority and women owned businesses and even the Ban the Box initiative.  If you want to know who Randall is and how he ended up in the race to become Birmingham’s next mayor, this episode is for you! Birmingham, remember to vote on Tuesday August 22. This episode has been sponsored by The Grassroots Coalition – Birmingham.

In this episode, the guys welcome 2017 Birmingham Mayoral candidate Randall Woodfin. As one of 12 contenders, the Birmingham, AL native has run a well-oiled campaign to the tune of more than $200,000 in small donor contributions, and a growing excitement among Birmingham citizens from all backgrounds. With the "Woodfin Plan", Randall lays out how he looks to bring progress to Birmingham in the form of greater emphasis on community safety, education and employment opportunities for young people, and widespread economic development for the entire city. In addition, he gives insight on what led his decision to come home and take a shot at being Mayor.

Should you consider public service as a career option? Randall Woodfin, the 35-year old mayoral candidate in Birmingham, Alabama, says history is filled with committed citizens who answered an early call to serve. A former SGA president at Morehouse, government attorney, and school board leader in his hometown, Randall is a tech savvy millennial with an old soul. On this week's Protégé Podcast, we discuss Randall's vision for Birmingham, what it's like to lose a loved one to gun violence, and why, as a public servant, he feels the fierce urgency of now.

On this week’s episode, Jennifer Calhoun speaks on the violence against women epidemic taking place, and why area women need to know how to appropriately defend themselves when necessary. Tim Sanford chimes in on his service in the community through a local masonic lodge. Lastly, Randall Woodfin returns to the podcast to share his plan for Revitalizing Birmingham’s neighborhoods. He also provides listeners with an update on his campaign for Mayor. Tune in...stay connected!

On this week's episode, we are elated to have Randall Woodfin introduce himself to our listeners. He is a young adult in Birmingham who has entered the race for Birmingham’s next mayor. In our latter segment, Abdul Alwahiid joins us to elaborate on Soul Food Sundays. Soul Food Sundays is an initiative to uplift African American women in Greater Birmingham. Tune in!