Podcast appearances and mentions of rob gaudet

Introduction Rob Gaudet is CEO/Founder at Cajun Navy Ground Force, a boots on the ground nonprofit that leverages lessons learned to drive digital innovation in disaster response. He is an innovator, engineer, author, media personality and speaker and was selected as 2016 Louisianian of the Year. Contact Information https://www.linkedin.com/in/robgaudet/ https://gocajunnavy.org/

We hear a detailed update on what is being done to help residents of Maui, who saw their town burned to the ground during the recent wildfires. Earlier this week we spoke with Cajun Navy Ground Force Founder, Rob Gaudet who described what it was like on the ground when he arrived last week.Gaudet also describes the search for survivors, what they are calling a slow federal government response, and what we can all do to help residents struggling. You want to help a local charity doing great things? Check out Grace Bible Church:https://www.gracebiblemaui.org/You can also support the work of Cajun Navy Ground Force here:https://gocajunnavy.org/To reach CBS Eye on Veterans Host, Phil Briggs: phil@connectingvets.comFollow on Twitter:@philbriggsVet @eyeonveteransSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

People who own their own sailboat sometimes describe sailing as, “Like standing in the shower ripping up money.” The point being, not only is a sailboat an expensive item to buy, but sailing is a prohibitively expensive hobby to take part in. Which is unfortunate because the earth's oceans, lakes, and breezes are accessible to everyone and, really, we all ought to be able to enjoy them. That's the guiding principle behind an organization called Community Sailing New Orleans. Community Sailing owns a fleet of 50 boats and uses them to give lessons and make sailing accessible to young people whose economic background would typically preclude them from even considering going sailing.  Community Sailing also has relationships with high school and college sailing clubs, and stages group outings and summer camps. The organization is based at Lake Pontchartrain. They have 3 full time employees, around 15 sailing coaches, and the Executive Director of the operation is Jacob Raymond. When you have a certain number of boats, their collective noun is no longer “fleet” but becomes “Navy.” Typically, a navy is a branch of a country's armed forces that is responsible for conducting military operations at sea. But, as is so often the case, it's different in Louisiana. Here, we have a navy that swings into action after a water-driven disaster. It's The Cajun Navy, a more-or-less ad-hoc collection of boat owners who band together to rescue people trapped by floodwaters. Beyond that waterborne force, there's an allied but separate civilian rescue and recovery force, called The Cajun Navy Ground Force. The founder and CEO of the Cajun Navy Ground Force is Rob Gaudet. The description "Ordinary people doing extraordinary things" refers to individuals who, despite not having any special advantages or resources, are able to achieve remarkable accomplishments through their hard work, perseverance, and dedication. These people are often motivated by a strong desire to make a positive impact on their communities, and are willing to take risks and overcome obstacles to achieve their goals. Famous examples include Mahatma Gandhi, who led India to independence through nonviolent resistance; and Rosa Parks, whose dignified defiance helped spark the Civil Rights Movement in the United States. Ordinary people doing extraordinary things are not always famous, or looking to be. But when we have an opportunity, it's nice to recognize them. Jacob Raymond and Rob Gaudet are definitely both in this category. Out to Lunch is recorded live over lunch at NOLA Pizza in the NOLA Brewing Taproom. You can find photos from this show by Jill Lafleur at itsneworleans.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's episode, we are joined by Rob Gaudet, founder and director of Cajun Navy Ground Force. Cajun Navy Ground Force is a non profit organization that takes in professional citizens and volunteers and trains them with vital skills to help stabilize elderly and disabled citizens affected by natural disasters. They do this by embedding themselves in impacted communities for extended periods of time. Rob goes on to talk about how he got involved with such an important cause, the places he has been a major part for helping and rescuing citizens, some surreal first-hand experiences, and much more! Thank y'all for all of the support and please share with your friends and family, as well as follow us on all of our social media accounts @The Patty-G Show. Also, please mention The Patty-G Show to the business or sponsor that we have on the show and we directed you to.We're proud of this show and can't do it without you all Sponsors: ⁠⁠⁠Falaya Real Estate⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Mercedes-Benz of Baton Rouge, LA,⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Horizon Financial Group⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠BLDG5⁠⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠⁠Lake Men's Health Center⁠⁠⁠ Patty-G Wardrobe by: ⁠⁠⁠McLavy Ltd.⁠⁠ The Patty-G Show's Website: https://thepattygshow.com/ Cajun Navy Ground Force's website: https://gocajunnavy.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepattygshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepattygshow/support

In today's episode of the Fearlessly Facing Fifty podcast, and as I continue the Surround Yourself With Greatness Series, I am so pleased to have an incredible guest. Rob Gaduet, from the Cajun Navy Ground Force. Volunteers are often doing the work to help their neighbors pick up the pieces and rebuild. One of those organizations is the Cajun Navy. The group got its start after Hurricane Katrina in 2005 when boat owners stepped up to help rescue people. Since then, Cajun Navy volunteers have become a regular presence whenever a natural disaster strikes and are often the first on the scene.One of those volunteers is Rob Gaudet. He's from the Cajun Navy Ground Force in Louisiana and is the founder and director of the Cajun Navy Foundation. Rob has been on the road for weeks helping in the wake of Hurricane Ian. Today, he's sharing what he's seeing now - 69 days past landfall, and stories of how they're making an impact and offering help when it is so needed. Please get involved - get in touch or donate from the heart - Facebook - Facebook.com/GoCajunNavy (Click here)Website - GoCajunNavy.org (Click here)Donate - Give.GoCajunNavy.orgVolunteer - Stability.org/RegisterInstagram - CajunNavyGroundForce (Click Here)Twitter - GoCajunNavy (Click Here)-------I'm so excited because INNOVO has a starter kit to give away to one of you! To Enter simply do the following:Head over to IG and like the post on FearlesslyFacingFiftyTag 3 friends who would love to win this prize (Enter as many times as you like, 1 comment = 1 entry)Follow both @fearlesslyfacingfifty and @myinnovo_And go to Innovo and use the CODE: AMYK100 and get an extra $100 off your starter kit! You can thank me later. Click HereAnd some other special things to check outDouble Your Confidence - it's time to develop the skills and habits to live your best life - mind and body confidence.  Sign up here.And Easy Spirit is offering a fabulous campaign- Let's move together!You can go to their website (Click Here) and use the Code: AMY20 and receive 20% off you shoes!Ready - SET - MOVE!

Rob Gaudet of the Cajun Navy Joins Us from Devastated Fort Meyers. Rep. Lee Zeldin Needs to Be the Next Governor of New York. The Creator Behind Libs of TikTok Tells Us Why She's Driving the Left Crazy. Who Do You Think is Behind the Nord Stream Leak?Follow Clay & Buck on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clayandbuckSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Biden addresses nation on Hurricane, warns oil companies not to raise gas prices. Biden's "Where's Jackie?" moment shocks the White House press corps. Kamala Harris goes to the DMZ, praises the wrong side. Harris could be the reason deteriorating Biden has to run again. Rob Gaudet of the Cajun Navy joins us from devastated Fort Myers. Go to Cajunrelief.org to help them help victims of Hurricane Ian. Joe Concha, media and politics columnist at The Hill, a FOX News contributor, and author of the new book: COME ON, MAN!: The Truth About Joe Biden's Terrible, Horrible, No-Good, Very Bad Presidency, joins Clay and Buck in-studio in New York City.Follow Clay & Buck on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clayandbuckSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ayman Mohyeldin hosts "The Beat" on Thursday, September 29 and reports on Hurricane Ian's catastrophic destruction, President Biden saying it could be the "deadliest hurricane in Florida's history." Rob Gaudet, founder of volunteer group Cajun Navy, Angela Eady, City Commissioner for Kissimmee, Florida and former FEMA spokesperson Daniel Watson, join.

Rob Gaudet, Founder and Director of the Cajun Navy Foundation joins us to discuss what they are doing to help with recovery efforts after Saturday's tornadoes.

Thousands of people in Louisiana are cleaning up from Hurricane Ida, one of the most powerful storms to ever make landfall in the U.S. Who is there to help when first responders get overwhelmed? What happens in these communities in the weeks after the winds die down, the floodwaters recede and the national media leaves? Volunteers are often doing the work to help their neighbors pick up the pieces and rebuild. One of those organizations is the Cajun Navy. The group got its start after Hurricane Katrina in 2005 when boat owners stepped up to help rescue people. Since then, Cajun Navy volunteers have become a regular presence whenever a natural disaster strikes. One of those volunteers is Rob Gaudet. He's from the Cajun Navy Ground Force in Louisiana and is the founder and director of the Cajun Navy Foundation. Rob has been on the road for weeks helping in the wake of Hurricane Ida. Today, he's sharing what he's seeing now after that storm and the types of volunteer missions that have stuck with him for years. For information on how to volunteer or donate, visit CrowdRelief.net This episode is brought to you by Rothys.com/newsworthy and kiwico.com (Listen for the discount code) Get ad-free episodes by becoming an insider: www.theNewsWorthy.com/insider 

They’re not all Cajuns nor are there any admirals in the bunch, but they have certainly experienced battles on the water and on the land. Rob Gaudet, the founder of the Cajun Navy, joins Louisiana Life executive editor Errol Laborde and podcast producer Kelly Massicot to talk about the group's rescue effort through high waters and cyclones including Hurricane Harvey in Houston and the storms that have hit Lake Charles and Southern Louisiana. You’ll even hear how a skilled communication's system has become part of the weaponry of war and how pirogues performed in the streets of Houston.

Founder of the Cajun Navy Foundation in 2016, Rob Gaudet is a senior software developer that has harnessed the power of technology and social media to changed how we respond to disasters by creating what he calls a “flash mob-like” opportunity for groups of people to jump in, make a real difference, and return to their lives. In this week's podcast, he talks about the issues behind why Lake Charles is still far from recovered from Hurricane Laura, what individuals and businesses can do right now to help, and the massive economic opportunity Louisiana has to become a world leader in disaster response.

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Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss the continual dropping in the Emmy viewer ratings. The critics are saying the problem with the Emmys is racism. But is that the real problem?Louis Avallone shares information about Gannett Newpapers publishing an article this weekend claiming that black voter suppression is still a very big problem. They are confusing Voter Suppression with a person’s Right to Vote. The two are very different.Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, admit they did not watch the Emmy Awards this year. Our American Mamas are tired of the behavior of the “entertainment elite”, including their intolerance and hate. It is so unfortunate they do not use their fame to promote areas for good, such as trying to make the American public more aware of the problem of sex trafficking, of the importance of getting the educational training to have a good job (including the trades), or even the value of being good to one another. Rob Gaudet, with the Cajun Navy Foundation, describes the conditions in the Lake Charles area weeks after Hurricane Laura went through and did great damage to all of the housing and infrastructure in the entire region. The conditions are very dire for so many, especially the elderly and the disabled. Donations would be greatly appreciated. https://cajunrelief.org/Princeton University’s President Christopher Eisgruber was busy being “politically correct”, and as a result, has now caused the Department of Education to open an investigation to determine if Princeton has been filing false Federal forms in order to get millions in Federal Education dollars over the years. President Eisgruber issued a public letter under his signature declaring that Princeton is a racist university, which would have Princeton in direct violation of the Title VI of the Civil Rights Act which clearly says no one can be “subjected to discrimination” based upon “race, color, or national origin.”

Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr discuss the continual dropping in the Emmy viewer ratings. The critics are saying the problem with the Emmys is racism. But is that the real problem?Louis Avallone shares information about Gannett Newpapers publishing an article this weekend claiming that black voter suppression is still a very big problem. They are confusing Voter Suppression with a person’s Right to Vote. The two are very different.Our American Mamas, Teri Netterville and Denise Arthur, admit they did not watch the Emmy Awards this year. Our American Mamas are tired of the behavior of the “entertainment elite”, including their intolerance and hate. It is so unfortunate they do not use their fame to promote areas for good, such as trying to make the American public more aware of the problem of sex trafficking, of the importance of getting the educational training to have a good job (including the trades), or even the value of being good to one another. Rob Gaudet, with the Cajun Navy Foundation, describes the conditions in the Lake Charles area weeks after Hurricane Laura went through and did great damage to all of the housing and infrastructure in the entire region. The conditions are very dire for so many, especially the elderly and the disabled. Donations would be greatly appreciated. https://cajunrelief.org/Princeton University’s President Christopher Eisgruber was busy being “politically correct”, and as a result, has now caused the Department of Education to open an investigation to determine if Princeton has been filing false Federal forms in order to get millions in Federal Education dollars over the years. President Eisgruber issued a public letter under his signature declaring that Princeton is a racist university, which would have Princeton in direct violation of the Title VI of the Civil Rights Act which clearly says no one can be “subjected to discrimination” based upon “race, color, or national origin.”

Born in Maryland but soon making scene-stealing turns in several Quentin Tarantino projects such as Kill Bill Vol 2 & Django Unchained -Laura Cayouette returned to her family roots in New Orleans to be a part of the majesty of one of the world's greatest cities.A prolific writer - In this fun, candid talk, join us as we discuss The Secret of the Other Mother, the first installment of her Charlotte Reade mystery series, set in the city she loves & calls home.In this episode we also speak with Actress & life-long humanitarian Shanna Forrestall to bring attention to a very serious situation impacting Louisiana currently with the devastating flooding that needs immediate attention. Go here & scroll down to find out how you can be a Cajun Santa this Holiday Season.As mentioned above, we have also partnered with the Cajun Relief campaign to bring much needed support and awareness to a drastic situation that has been grossly overlooked. Click on the links & go to www.coatsforcajuns.com & find out how you can get involved & be a Cajun Santa this seasonThe campaign is spearheaded by Actress & life-long Humanitarian Shanna Forrestall along with Rob Gaudet of Gaudet Media.For this episode we had the chance to hear first hand from Shanna about this tragedy & how much it's been overlooked is a tragedy within itself.In this episode (& every episode hereafter as needed) you will hear directly from Shanna & her passion for helping others is not only inspiring, it's infectious. The efforts Shanna & her team are making are for families barely surviving in some of the most devastated areas in our countries history.Join us, get involved today and be a Cajun Santa!It's not all bad news Shanna also created and curates the Louisiana Flood Forward Facebook Group that focus solely on positive stories of recovery.And finally for this action-packed episode, we open with one of my good friends Peter Kaufmann whom I've wanted to have on the show for quite some time. Peter & I have toured the world together & he & his lovely wife Wendy - both life coaches are making a big permanent move to the Big Easy this Spring. So to welcome him to the city, I wanted to get his thoughts, fears & giddy anticipations about uprooting from New Jersey to finally head down south.Stay tuned as we plan to do a follow up with all three of my guests this week:Laura on her book series that she hopes becomes a walking tour in New Orleans.Shanna on the ongoing progress to update you on the relief effort & other ways to get involved.Pete & Wendy after they get settled in their home state of Louisiana & hopefully we will be doing all three in person surrounded by the sights, sounds & smells of majestic New Orleans.Till next time, thanks for listening :)- Roy TurnerPhotos - Getty Images 

Join Monster X Radio hosts Gunnar Monson and Shane Corson as they sit down with Melissa Wynn Adair and Rob Gaudet of Squatch Unlimited.  Squatch Unlimited's objective is "To contribute to the greater good of the species, foster a spirit of cooperation and a message of conservation within the research community and experience this mystery for ourselves." The call in number is (347) 326-9859. Gunnar Monson is a long time Bigfoot researcher. He is the lead investigator of the Tillamook Forest Research Group as well as a member of the Olympic Project. He is also the founder of Monster X Radio sponsor, The Sasquatch Coffee Company (www.squatchcoffee.com) Born in Scotland, Shane Corson's interest in cryptids began at an early age. Fate brought him to Oregon where he dove headfirst into the subject of Bigfoot. His 2011 sighting while on a fishing trip in the Mt. Hood National Forest served to fuel the passion of his pursuit. Shane is a core member of the TFRG as well as the Olympic Project. (www.olympicproject.com) Join Monster X Radio on Facebook www.facebook.com/groups/MonsterX Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/MonsterXRadio Subscribe to our YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/MonsterXRadio1

GO ON EXPEDITION IN PARIS TEXAS 29-31 MARCH TO CAPTURE BIGFOOT!!! Log On To http://searchingforbigfoot.com and sighn up today. We are getting closer to count down, And maybe to one of the Greatest finds of the Century !!! Tom Biscardi Interviews, Rob Gaudet. He Will talk on behalf of a Gentleman who took a picture of the so called Dog Faced - Bigfoot in Southeastern Wisconsin near Elkhorn. Web page at http://www.haveyouseenthiscreature.com Tom Also talks about last weeks Show and frame number 350 of the patterson film that shows the eyes, nose, and mouth with our Guest Mr. M.K. Davis. Then Tom talks about upcoming Expedtion with Dr. Milione, James Snell and Crew. Before you know it we were all out of time again, marking another OUTSTANDING SHOW! MARCO Bill.