Podcast appearances and mentions of rob cowles

Outgoing Sen. Rob Cowles, R-Green Bay, in an interview for WisPolitics's Capitol Chats podcast says while there's “definitely a danger” to breaking party lines, lawmakers can't be afraid to “lose a committee appointment because of your principles.”  Cowles, the longest-serving Wisconsin state lawmaker currently in office, has been elected to the state Senate for the past 37 years since winning an April 1987 special election. Before that, he served in the Assembly from 1982-1987. He will retire next month after deciding not to seek reelection when he was drawn into a district with fellow Green Bay GOP Sen. Eric Wimberger.  Cowles joined WisPolitics' Capitol Chats podcast to talk about his time in office, how the state of politics has changed over the course of his career, and his history of bucking party norms.

Outgoing Sen. Rob Cowles, R-Green Bay, in an interview for WisPolitics's Capitol Chats podcast says while there's “definitely a danger” to breaking party lines, lawmakers can't be afraid to “lose a committee appointment because of your principles.” Cowles, the longest-serving Wisconsin state lawmaker currently in office, has been elected to the state Senate for the past 37 years since winning an April 1987 special election. Before that, he served in the Assembly from 1982-1987. He will retire next month after deciding not to seek reelection when he was drawn into a district with fellow Green Bay GOP Sen. Eric Wimberger. Cowles joined WisPolitics' Capitol Chats podcast to talk about his time in office, how the state of politics has changed over the course of his career, and his history of bucking party norms.

Two political bombshells in 24 hours in Wisconsin—first the Republican mayor of Waukesha, and now the Legislature's longest serving Republican, state Sen. Rob Cowles, endorses Democrat Kamala Harris in the presidential election. Also: Keya Vakil helps us turn the corner from the pessimism of an endless campaign to the optimism that the finish line is in sight and things don't look so bad. UpNorthNews with Pat Kreitlow airs on several stations across the Civic Media radio network, Monday through Friday from 6-8 am. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the show on Facebook, X, and Instagram to keep up with Pat & the show! Guest: Keya Vakil

With the Presidential Election less than two weeks away, Mark invites Senator Rob Cowles in studio. Sen. Cowles talks about reinventing himself as he's coming to the end of his political career, having announced in April he will not be running for re-election effectively ending the longest-serving incumbent in the Wisconsin Legislature. He thanks his supporters over the years and his staffers that stayed with him. "I've had a good run and it was time for me. And I'm grateful to have, lucky to have good health..." "You have to accept the results. Peaceful transfer of power". With massive concern of the blowback this election could present to others in the Republican party, Sen. Cowles has thought long and hard about speaking up about the current election. Sen. Cowles says "protecting the constitution and our alliances, NATO, fighting Putin and remembering what we went through, what my family went through..." has led him to his decision of who to endorse. To learn more about this show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast line up. Follow the network on Facebook, X, YouTube and Instagram to keep up with Civic Media!

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(00:00) Local News Chat: Severe Weather & Lundgaard Park (19:00) Your Take on How Local Gov Funds Road Construction (38:30) Jerry Deschane, Ex Dir, League of WI Municipalities (56:30) State Sen Rob Cowles on Budget, Elections & More (87:00) The Takeaway: When Is A War No Longer A War?

(00:00) Local News Chat: Race Policies & Summer Workers (18:30) Your Take on Using Harassment as a Political Tactic (39:30) Kate Trnka, Charter for Compassion & Compassion Trees (56:00) Sen Rob Cowles on Water, Politics & WEDC Audits (86:20) The Takeaway: We Think We Thought About It

(00:00) Local News Chat: Local Elections & Animal Help (20:30) Your Take on Sen Ron Johnson's Vote Objection (42:00) Josh Schoemann, Washington County Executive (60:30) Rob Cowles on Legislative Issues & Election Fight (91:30) The Takeaway: What Keeps You Going Forward?

(00:00) Local News Chat: Oshkosh Diversity & Mini Murals (19:00) Your Take on Mixed Messages from Public Health Pros (41:00) Sen Rob Cowles on Covid, Lead in Water & Budget (63:00) The Professors on 1863 Draft Riots, Election & D-Day (97:45) The Takeaway: Answering the Call to Take Action

In this episode of the Cape Coffee Beans podcast, you'll learn about how Jono Le Feuvre & Rob Cowles have built a world-class coffee business. We talk at length about how they approach everything from sourcing to roasting and even staff training. They offer really valuable perspectives on how to run a high end cafe and focus on excellence in every part of the operation.You'll also learn a bit more about Rob & Jono's history and how Rosetta Roastery has evolved over the years. The goals have remained the same, but the way they interact with the market has changed.If you'd like to support Rosetta Roastery, please buy some of their coffee beans. Many consider their coffees to be among the best you'll find in South Africa, and we certainly agree!You can further support Rosetta Roastery by clicking on their affiliate link when purchasing equipment or accessories at Cape Coffee Beans.

Some of God’s greatest miracles come when He brings good out of dark places. In Ogden, Utah, pastor Matt Roberts felt he didn’t feel comfortable inviting his friends and neighbors to church as it didn’t feel like a place where people could be vulnerable, so he decided to create an open community he thought they—and he—would feel like they belonged. When his former youth pastor, Rob Cowles, came for a visit, Rob knew The Genesis Project was something special and decided to plant his own location in Fort Collins, Colorado—in, of all places, a former strip club. Carrie Stuart Parks was a young woman with a flair for art when her father, the head of the School of Law Enforcement in northern Idaho, decided to invite Carrie to use her talents on crime scenes. Carrie became enamored with the work, helping victims close the chapter on some of the darkest moments of their lives. She even began a second career as a thriller novelist—not knowing her mentor was a wildly successful author himself—and work to help reach not knowing her mentor was a wildly successful author himself—now reaches the world through stories and emotions we all can relate to. Links, Products and Resources Mentioned: Sarah Young Jesus Calling Podcast Jesus Calling books Jesus Calling Large Text Cloth Botanical Cover God Can Redeem Your Struggles: Joel & Luke Smallbone and Sandi Patty Lolo Jones Olympic athlete   The Genesis Project Matt Roberts The Genesis Project, Ogden, UT   Rob Cowles The Genesis Project, Fort Collins, CO   The God of New Beginnings: How the Power of Relationship Brings Hope and Redeems Lives book Gary Haugen International Justice Mission, founder   Carrie Stuart Parks FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia Secrets to Drawing Realistic Faces book Frank Peretti author Unitarian Universalism HarperCollins Christian Publishing   Interview Quotes: "It was really hard to invite [my friends and community] to church with me. It was such a cultural gap . . . " - Matt Roberts “That time in Portland was very monumental for us, really learning what it meant to be an embedded church in the middle of a culture that desperately needed a Savior.” - Matt Roberts “What does it mean to live bravely in the way of Jesus?” - Rob Cowles, on Gary Haugen “There was an authenticity about their worship [at The Genesis Project], because they really knew what it was to be brought back from darkness, brought back from death into new life.” - Rob Cowles “Community doesn't happen by accident. We have to actually cultivate and create a space where people can come in and be real, be open, and be honest.” - Matt Roberts “What happens is if you create a culture where it's not safe to talk about your brokenness, to talk about your failure, to talk about your pain, that then you naturally create a culture where you have to be fake.” - Rob Cowles  “I pray that I will be salt and light to them as I speak to them. I wear a cross, I let them know, just by having that cross on the outside, where I'm coming from. I don't say anything to them. I just let the presence of that and my words be, hopefully, helpful.” - Carrie Stuart Parks  ________________________ Enjoy these videos on Jesus Calling YouTube channel: Audio podcast: https://bit.ly/2uCnNM0  Original Series video podcast: https://bit.ly/2WzFY0O  ________________________  Connect with Jesus Calling Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Jesus Calling Website

(0:00) Local News Chat: Appleton Truancy & Arena Bankruptcy (19:05) Your Take on Irresponsible Exercise of Open Carry Rights (39:03) State Sen Rob Cowles on Clean Water & Gun Rights (1:00:04) The Lawyers on Standards of Evidence & DNA Tests (1:34:54) The Takeaway: What is at the Center of Your Life?

Local News Chat: Brian Butch on March Madness (0:00)Your Take on Judge Overruling Lame Duck Laws (19:48)Sen Rob Cowles on Evers Budget, Water & Wolves (37:29)Unity in Community Highlights Diversity in Oshkosh (1:00:15)What's Goin' On with Mary Rhode, Fox Cities CVB (1:07:57)Sound Off on Wolves, Rating Presidents & More (1:18:30)The Takeaway: Hating Your Allies Leaves You Alone (1:30:38)

Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, Wisconsin Corn Growers Association, Wisconsin Potato & Vegetable Growers Association and The Water Council thank Senator Rob Cowles and Representative Joel Kitchens for authoring the “Pollution Prevention Partnership – Wisconsin's Trading Marketplace” legislation (LRB-1244). The “Pollution Prevention Partnership – Wisconsin's Trading Marketplace” legislation will further encourage farmer participation and implementation of additional practices and technologies designed to reduce nonpoint source pollution by allowing for the private sector to develop an economically sustainable system for farmers, industry and municipalities to engage in cooperative efforts to reduce water pollution in Wisconsin. Pam Jahnke visited with Representative Kitchens about the legislation and how momentum is building on all water quality issues. Dr. Sara Place from the National Cattlemen's Beef Association highlights the difference between news headlines, what consumers say about plant based protein, versus what they DO at the grocery store. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin Krueger spoke with Pastor Rob Cowles, from The Genesis Project in Fort Collins Colorado, and author of “The God of New Beginnings: How the Power of Relationship Brings Hope and Redeems Lives”. Pastor Rob shared that no matter where you are in life and no matter how many times you messed up; in Christ you can have a new beginning.

Whether you're 6 years old, or 96 years old, one of the most memorable parts of going to the movies for the last three decades has been the THX "Deep Note" trailer. Unfortunately, they lost the original sound file. What happened? Also, what do sound designers & musicians think about it? Featuring Andy Moorer, creator of “The Deep Note” and global director of marketing for THX, Rob Cowles. The episode also features Musician, Producer and Professor Thomas Dolby, and Scott Simonelli, the founder of Veritonic.  20K is hosted by Dallas Taylor and made out of the studios of Defacto Sound.  Try ZipRecruiter for free at ziprecruiter.com/20k.  Consider supporting the show at donate.20k.org  Episode transcript, music, and credits can be found here: https://www.20k.org/episodes/thxdeepnote2

Since 1983 one of the most memorable parts of going to the movies has been the THX certification played during the previews. The accompanying sound logo called “The Deep Note” has fascinated, terrified, and mystified audiences for over three decades. What is THX really? How was “The Deep Note” created? And why does it elicit such a reaction from those who hear it? Featuring Andy Moorer, creator of “The Deep Note” and global director of marketing for THX, Rob Cowles.   Twenty Thousand Hertz is hosted by Dallas Taylor and produced out of the studios of Defacto Sound.  Check out wetransfer.com for all of your file sending needs!  Go to forhims.com/20k for your $5 trial month.  Consider supporting the show at donate.20k.org  Episode transcript, music, and credits can be found here: https://www.20k.org/episodes/thxdeepnote

April 3rd, 2018 Pastor Rob Cowles from Genesis Project shared and really challenged us to view people the way Jesus did, and allow that to transform the way we live our lives. He's a legend.

Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.

Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.

Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.

Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.

Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.

Pastor Rob Cowles speaks on the church plant that he will be leading called the Genesis Project.

Pastor Dary Northrop and Rob Cowles continue the second part of the weekend teaching series Open Spaces

Pastor Dary Northrop and Rob Cowles continue the second part of the weekend teaching series Open Spaces

Pastor Dary Northrop and Rob Cowles continue the second part of the weekend teaching series Open Spaces

Pastor Dary Northrop and Rob Cowles continue the second part of the weekend teaching series Open Spaces

Pastor Dary Northrop and Rob Cowles continue the second part of the weekend teaching series Open Spaces

Pastor Dary Northrop and Rob Cowles continue the second part of the weekend teaching series Open Spaces

Pastor Rob Cowles, Dick Foth and Brent Cunningham speak on the crucifixion as a part of the new Easter series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Fit For The Journey series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Fit For The Journey series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Fit For The Journey series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Fit For The Journey series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Fit For The Journey series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Fit For The Journey series

Pastor Rob Cowles; Part 6 of 10 of Esther: Who's That Girl? series

Pastor Rob Cowles; Part 6 of 10 of Esther: Who's That Girl? series

Pastor Rob Cowles; Part 6 of 10 of Esther: Who's That Girl? series

Pastor Rob Cowles; Part 6 of 10 of Esther: Who's That Girl? series

Pastor Rob Cowles; Part 6 of 10 of Esther: Who's That Girl? series

Pastor Rob Cowles; Part 6 of 10 of Esther: Who's That Girl? series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Part 1 of Story Time series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Part 1 of Story Time series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Part 1 of Story Time series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Part 1 of Story Time series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Part 1 of Story Time series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Part 1 of Story Time series

Pastor Rob Cowles, Dinner with Jesus

Pastor Rob Cowles, Dinner with Jesus

Pastor Rob Cowles, Dinner with Jesus

Pastor Rob Cowles, Be A History Maker - Part 3 of King of the Hill

Pastor Rob Cowles, Be A History Maker - Part 3 of King of the Hill

Pastor Rob Cowles, Be A History Maker - Part 3 of King of the Hill

Pastor Rob Cowles, Be A History Maker - Part 3 of King of the Hill

Pastor Rob Cowles, Be A History Maker - Part 3 of King of the Hill

Pastor Rob Cowles, Be A History Maker - Part 3 of King of the Hill

King of the Hill: Pastor Rob Cowles, Happy Island

King of the Hill: Pastor Rob Cowles, Happy Island

King of the Hill: Pastor Rob Cowles, Happy Island

King of the Hill: Pastor Rob Cowles, Happy Island

King of the Hill: Pastor Rob Cowles, Happy Island

King of the Hill: Pastor Rob Cowles, Happy Island

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