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Our Padres Insider From The UT Kevin Acee Joins Us to Preview Dodgers Padres From LA. Ryan Donovan, SDSU golf head coach On Aztecs In The PGA And More.
Ryan Donovan, SDSU golf head coach On SDSU Alumni JJ Spaun Winning The US Open And More.
www.marktreichel.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-treichel/In this episode of With Flying Colors, host Mark Treichel reconnects with Ryan Donovan, President and CEO of the Council of Federal Home Loan Banks (FHLB). Ryan returns to discuss the evolving role of the FHLB system, its relationship with credit unions, and how liquidity is much like oxygen—often unnoticed until it's urgently needed.Ryan and Mark explore:The history and mission of the Federal Home Loan Bank system.How FHLB provides daily liquidity to its members and why it's a critical tool—not just in times of crisis.The difference between the FHLB system and the Federal Reserve as liquidity sources.How FHLB and credit unions are "cooperative cousins" working together to strengthen communities.The system's record-breaking $1.2 billion commitment to affordable housing initiatives.Director Bill Pulte's early signals and what his leadership at FHFA could mean for FHLB and the credit union system.Why credit unions, especially smaller ones, should consider joining the FHLB system to strengthen their balance sheets and enhance loan capacity.Ryan also highlights recent research showing that FHLB membership helps credit unions grow faster, remain competitive, and support their members more effectively—all while maintaining safe and sound lending practices.Key Takeaways:FHLB isn't just a lender of last resort—it's a daily liquidity partner.Affordable housing remains a priority, with FHLB surpassing its statutory requirements.Credit unions can amplify their impact by leveraging the FHLB system.Regulatory dynamics are shifting, but FHLB's mission remains steady: Keep liquidity flowing to local lenders.Resources Mentioned:Council of Federal Home Loan BanksFHLB & Credit Union Liquidity Research by Filene Research InstituteFollow Ryan Donovan on LinkedInConnect with Mark Treichel:LinkedIn: Mark TreichelWebsite: Credit Union Exam Solutions
Emmett Burnton and Ryan Donovan are two teachers both working in the social studies department at Boulder Creek High School in Deer Valley Unified School District. Not only colleagues, Emmett and Ryan have become mentors and coaches for each other. In today's episode, 3Ps in a Pod hosts Kathleen Paulsen, NBCT, and Marlys Weaver talk with these outstanding educators about how they mentor each other to be their professional best and continue to evolve their practice. Both teachers were also recognized for their teaching practice by the Arizona Educational Foundation. Emmett is the 2025 AEF Teacher of the Year, while Ryan is a 2025 AEF Ambassador for Excellence. Emmett and Ryan share with Kathleen and Marlys how they connected at Boulder Creek and how their strengths differ and compliment each other. They also reflect on other educators and moments that guided their teacher development. Both teachers explore in depth how they work to develop intentional and thoughtful lessons and assessments. They discuss their reflective practice and how it has positively impacted students. Emmett calls us to think about mentorship in a way that creates deep relationships. These relationships help us really see our students and our peers in meaningful ways. Ryan shares about the value of protected time for collegial support and mentoring and the professional growth that results. He asks us to think about a mentor relationship as an opportunity for open dialogue and not about spending time focusing on deficits. Continue your learning After listening to this episode, use the reflection guide to explore how you might further connect students to community and co-design learning opportunities unique to your location. Find the reflection guide at this link. Here are a couple additional resources mentioned in this episode: Dr. Carol Dweck's on growth mindsets About Parker J. Palmer The Courage to Teach: Exploring the Inner Landscape of a Teacher's Life by Parker J. Palmer Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.
Episode 33: Enhancing Retirement Advice Delivery and Digital Tools with Ryan DonovanEpisode SummaryIn this episode of The Future-Ready Advisor, host Sam Sivarajan welcomes Ryan Donovan, founder of Retirement.ca, to discuss the non-financial aspects of retirement planning and how digital tools are transforming the industry. Ryan shares how platforms like his provide resources to help clients navigate lifestyle and psychological readiness alongside financial planning.The conversation highlights the importance of preparing for retirement's emotional and social transitions, understanding the ‘disenchantment valley,' and the value of goal-based investing. Ryan also discusses trends like certified retirement planners and the role of advisors in integrating holistic planning into their services.Key TakeawaysRetirement planning must include lifestyle and psychological readiness, not just financial milestones.Digital tools enhance the delivery of retirement advice while maintaining the human element.Preparing clients for transitions like the ‘disenchantment valley' ensures a smoother and more fulfilling retirement.Key Quote"Retirement is more than a financial milestone—it's a transition to a new way of life."Sound Bites“Retirement planning isn't just numbers—it's about creating a meaningful life.”“Digital tools enhance advice delivery, but the human element remains irreplaceable.”“Advisors need to prepare clients for the emotional phases of retirement, not just the financial ones.”“Planning early helps clients avoid the disenchantment valley and enjoy a purposeful retirement.” – Sam Sivarajan“The role of advisors is expanding beyond portfolios to guiding clients through life transitions.”Topics Covered[00:00] Introduction to Ryan Donovan and Retirement.ca[03:01] Why Retirement is Different Today: Changing Perspectives[08:13] Enhancing Retirement Advice Delivery with Digital Tools[12:38] The Emotional Transition: Preparing for the Disenchantment Valley[19:52] Practical Steps for Advisors to Integrate Lifestyle Planning[27:09] Future Trends in Retirement Planning[29:25] The Vision for Retirement.caResources MentionedRetiremint.ca by Ryan DonovanStay Connected with The Future-Ready AdvisorSubscribe on your favorite podcast platform to never miss an episode.Join the conversation on LinkedIn—share your thoughts and connect with other forward-thinking advisors.Explore more insights on Sam's website.KeywordsRetirement planning, non-financial aspects, lifestyle readiness, psychological readiness, digital tools, disenchantment valley, goal-based investing, certified retirement planners, Ryan Donovan, holistic planning, client engagement, future trends, meaningful retirement
Ryan Donovan, the head of the Council of Federal Home Loan Banks, pushes back against criticisms that the government-sponsored enterprises have strayed from their mission. He outlines what the FHLBs want as part of a reform effort by their regulator.
Join Jim and Trisha as they discuss how assigned authority affects our lives with their guest Ryan Donovan. Take the time to listen to the hard questions being asked about how the role of authority in today's world has shifted and changed. Ryan Donovan is a licensed counselor who lives in Austin, Texas who loves the outdoors. He plays fastpitch softball in his free time, and his life experience has equipped him in some really important ways to join in this conversation. Ryan is also involved in coaching with The Leader's Journey. Conversation Overview: Recognizing Blind Spots Assigned Authority The Paradigm Shift Connection vs. Commitment Asking the Right Questions The Effects of a Double Bind Stewardship of Authority Church Cares and the book "Becoming a Church That Cares Well for the Abused" GRACE - Godly Response to Abuse in a Christian Environment A Church Called Tov When Narcissism Comes to Church Bully Pulpit Matt Tebbe's substack
We've got an episode for our writers out there today! Ryan Donovan joins us to discuss his 15 years of experience in technical writing, and just how that experience is serving him in his current role - senior content marketer at Stack Overflow. One thing to know about Ryan is that he is a stickler for getting technical details right, a great quality to have in a technical writer. He even stays away from audience suggestions for topics, as he is careful to always be confident and accurate in his writing. He hosts a podcast under Stack Overflow, as well as writing their newsletter. As Richard acknowledges, you may need a technical mind to master computer science, but for a technical writer, a willingness to learn anything and everything might be a more apt skill. Ryan discusses the benefits of being your own harcore tester, treating your own technical writing as if you've never seen it before. If you can't follow your own writing, then you can be pretty sure no one else will either! This a wonderful, writing-focused episode, we hope you enjoy it. Reach out to Ryan here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-donovan-1477b64/ Find out more and listen to previous podcasts here: https://www.voxgig.com/podcast Subscribe to our newsletter for weekly updates and information about upcoming meetups: https://voxgig.substack.com/ Join the Dublin DevRel Meetup group here: www.devrelmeetup.com
SDSU men's golf coach Ryan Donovan Joins Us To Talk About Xander Schauffele And His Major Victory.
SDSU men's golf coach Ryan Donovan Joins Us To Talk About Xander Schauffele And His Major Victory.
Housing finance and affordable housing take center stage on this week's episode, sponsored by the Council of Federal Home Loan Banks (FHLB).Ryan Donovan, president/CEO at the council, updates listeners on a recent report from the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and discusses how FHLBs support mortgage financing, the council's Affordable Housing Program, success stories from this program, and more.
Have you ever stopped to think about the people—the actual humans—whose bodies are telling stories on stage? Or about the history of musical theater? How about the implicit bias that goes into what we see on stage? When I began doing EDI work for theater and the arts, I couldn't find many resources about the topic of inclusion and Broadway musicals. That is… until I found the book called Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity. You'll meet author, dancer, and scholar Ryan Donovan in this episode. In this thoughtful conversation, we discussed some of our favorite shows and performers, the kinds of discrimination performers face in the industry, and what's still left to be realized on stage. I know you're going to love this conversation, whether you're a theater artist, audience member, or just interested in learning more about the history of Broadway. But actors—I think you'll feel very very seen in this conversation.In this episode, you will:Learn the history of bodies in musical theater.Uncover where implicit biases show up, particularly in casting.Discover the kinds of discrimination that performers face in the industry.Full Show Notes Here!Mentioned ResourcesBroadway BodiesConnect with Ryan:WebsiteCONNECT with Kira:@kiratroilo @artandsoulconsulting @inclusivestagesWebsiteBecome a PatronRegister for the first 'Inclusive Stages' cohort certification programJoin our mailing list - scroll to the bottom of the pageThanks for joining me on this episode of Inclusive Stages! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review on Apple or a rating on Spotify to help me reach more people ready to collectively shape the future of human-first theater, one stage at a time.Thanks to our music composer, Zachary McConnell and our producer, Leah Bryant.
Watch/Listen to this and all episodes ad free by joining the ITBR Patreon for only $5 a month! patreon.com/ivorytowerboilerroom Dr. Ryan Donovan, Assistant Professor of Theater Studies at Duke University, enters the ITBR to discuss Broadway's complicated history with LGBTQ+ representation and different sized bodies. Right away they both gush over their mutual love for Betty Buckley and talk about Nicole Scherzinger's performance as Norma Desmond in "Sunset Boulevard." Then, Ryan explains how he became a professional dancer and then decided to transition from his NYC performance career to enrolling in the CUNY Graduate Center's PhD in Theater program. Ryan is extremely transparent about the difficulty of securing a Humanities faculty position at a university, and he provides advice as well as discussing with Andrew other career avenues for PhD grads. Interestingly, being an academic and a performer are very similar! Ryan provides a critique of how Broadway has privileged certain bodies over others, and he turns to "A Chorus Line," "Hairspray," and "Dreamgirls" for his argument. Then, Andrew asks Ryan why so many straight men have played queer male roles on Broadway, and why there's still a lack of nuanced queer Broadway narratives. Like Dr. Stacy Wolf, David Armstrong, and Jesse Green's episodes, Ryan takes us backstage to look at new approaches to understand Broadway's history with the LGBTQ+ community. Be sure to follow Ryan on Instagram, @ryan_donovan and X, @ryan_donovan. Get your hands on his books "Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity" and "Queer Approaches in Musical Theater" here: https://www.ryan-donovan.com/ Be sure to follow The SoapBox on IG, @thesoapboxny and TikTok, @thesoapboxny and call or message them to get your hands on their Four For Fall products! To subscribe to The Gay and Lesbian Review visit glreview.org. Click Subscribe, and enter promo code ITBR50 to receive 50% off any print or digital subscription. Follow them on IG, @theglreview. Head to Broadview Press, an independent academic publisher, for all your humanities related books. Use code ivorytower for 20% off your broadviewpress.com order. Follow them on IG, @broadviewpress. Order and follow @mandeemadeit (on IG) mention ITBR, and with your first order you'll receive a free personalized gift! Follow That Ol' Gay Classic Cinema on IG, @thatolgayclassiccinema and listen here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/that-ol-gay-classic-cinema/id1652125150 Follow ITBR on IG, @ivorytowerboilerroom, TikTok, @ivorytowerboilerroom, and X, @IvoryBoilerRoom! Thanks to the ITBR team! Dr. Andrew Rimby (Host/Director) and Mary DiPipi (Chief Contributor) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ivorytowerboilerroom/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ivorytowerboilerroom/support
Exploring the FHFA 100 Year Report and its Impact on the Council of Federal Home Loan BanksIn this episode of 'With Flying Colors', Mark Treichel hosts Ryan Donovan, the CEO of the Council of Federal Home Loan Banks. They discuss the recently released FHFA 100 Year Report on federal home loan banks and Ryan's key takeaways from it. They delve into the feedback processes that led to the report, noting that stakeholders predominantly want more from the home loan bank system. The report offers about 50 recommendations which according to Ryan, might take a decade to implement. They address regulatory changes, highlighting the importance of clarity for members and potential changes that may slow down the liquidity process. Ryan emphasizes that the report has not changed anything as they are only recommendations, and he urges member credit unions to engage in the policy-making process to ensure their interests are represented.00:35 Introduction and Guest Introduction00:53 Discussion on the FHFA 100 Year Report01:35 Insights on the Report's Development Process03:34 Implications of the Report's Recommendations04:51 Potential Legislative Changes07:16 Impact on Affordable Housing and Community Development09:30 Rulemaking Recommendations and Concerns17:40 Supervisory Process and its Potential Impact19:52 Closing Remarks and Call to Action22:35 Conclusion and Sign OffReach Ryan at:https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-donovan-4541a2/The Council of FHLB's Page:https://www.linkedin.com/company/council-of-federal-home-loan-banks/Reach Marktreichel at:https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-treichel/www.marktreichel.com
The impact of fintech on financial advisory practices has been nothing short of transformative. The collaboration between fintech innovators and financial advisors not only drives innovation but significantly enhances the overall client experience, revolutionizing the way financial services are delivered and received. However, it is not merely about adopting technology. It's about being purposeful in adopting new technology and seeking solutions that align with the specific needs of their business. In this episode, Rusty and Robyn talk with Ryan Donovan, Senior VP of Institutional Sales, and George Svagera, Senior VP of Business Development for Enterprise at Orion. In his role, Ryan works to show registered investment advisors how Orion's technology and integrations can help them grow and improve efficiency. On the other hand, George oversees Orion's enterprise sales. He works with mainly broker-dealers, banks, and custodians in leveraging both the tech and wealth management sides. George and Ryan talk to Rusty and Robyn about disruptive trends, top tech features, and how advisors can leverage fintech to stay ahead of the curve. They highlight the impact of fintech on financial service providers and the importance of integration and seamless workflows for advisors. George and Ryan also discuss how emerging technologies change how advisors operate and deliver value. Key Takeaways [04:25] - George and Ryan's professional backgrounds and roles at Orion. [06:45] - What led to the creation of Ryan and George's podcast, The Fuse Show. [08:24] - FinTech trends impacting the financial advisory space today. [12:46] - How technology is changing the way advisors operate and deliver value. [23:06] - Features and capabilities advisors value the most. [27:59] - How advisors can leverage fintech to stay ahead of the curve and meet client expectations. [32:46] - Ryan and George's advice to financial advisors looking to leverage the fintech landscape. [34:49] - Ryan and George's favorite investment idea. [35:24] - How Ryan and George maintain their physical and mental health to perform at their peak. [37:15] - The people Ryan and George are thankful for professionally. [39:39] - Ryan and George's recommendations for content. [41:13] - Upcoming episodes of The Fuse Show that Ryan and George are excited about. Quotes [08:40] - "When you look at advisors, regardless of your affiliation with a broker-dealer or whether you're independent, you're an RIA, or you're with a wirehouse, ultimately, what you want is to minimize the friction of interacting with your clients so that you could serve them best." ~ Ryan Donovan [21:51] - "One of the biggest game changers that will impact advisors, but something that their firms don't necessarily have to do, is real-time data streaming more than anything else." ~ George Svagera [28:13] - "As a technology company, we leverage a lot of technology to run our business. You have to be purposeful in it. You have to set aside time to learn what it does to train yourself on it to understand what it does and how it can help run your day or make you more efficient." ~ George Svagera Links Ryan Donovan on LinkedIn Ryan Donovan on Twitter George Svagera on LinkedIn George Svagera on Twitter Head Like A Hole by Nine Inch Nails X Gon' Give It To Ya by DMX The Fuse Show Redtail Technology Dr. Daniel Crosby Orion BeFi20 The Risk Tolerance Questionnaire Future Proof Eric Clarke Todd Powell Yellowstone The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin Only Murders in the Building Band of Brothers Connect with Us Meet Rusty Vanneman, Orion's Chief Investment Officer Check Out All of Orion's Podcasts Power Your Growth with Orion
Join us for a chat with SU Dance Alum Ryan Donovan, who has recently released a book called “Broadway Bodies”, so we chat about that, and his journey to and through SU. Support us on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/ConnerandSmith?utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator Join the Discord here: https://discord.gg/WgXPusPf --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/connerandsmithshow/message
Ryan Donovan is the President of the Council of Federal Home Loan Banks.The Council is dedicated to enhancing public awareness and understanding of the Federal Home Loan Bank System. It is the primary public voice of the FHLBank System and its function is to represent the positions and views of its members to Washington, DC policymakers. The FHLBank System was created by the Federal Home Loan Bank Act of 1932 as a government sponsored enterprise to support mortgage lending and community investment. The System is composed of 11 regional banks which are privately capitalized and owned as cooperatives by their members. Their regional distribution enables each bank to focus on the distinct needs of their individual communities.While only financial institutions may belong to a FHLBank, people everywhere benefit from them. Each year, the FHLBanks provide access to billions of dollars in low-cost funding to approximately 6,600 of America's banks, credit unions, insurance companies and community development financial institutions. Without access to FHLBank advances, most members would find it difficult to support lending within their community. FHLBanks carry out their core mission of providing liquidity by raising funds in the global financial markets, then lending that money in the form of “advances” (loans) to members and local communities. Each FHLBank is operated independently and receives no taxpayer assistance. Each bank is registered with the SEC and is supervised and regulated by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). The Office of Finance serves as the fiscal agent for the FHLBanks. The new paper from Jim Parrott and Mark Zandi is an opening salvo in what will likely be a high-stakes battle over the future of the lenders. The FHLB system has come under fire in recent weeks for loans made to now-collapsed financial institutions Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank and Silvergate Capital Corp. FHLB loans come with favorable interest rates due to implied US government backing, despite the banks being cooperatives owned by financial institutions. Critics say they can encourage risky behavior by financial firms.However, Parrott, a former Obama administration housing adviser, and Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said on Tuesday that the FHLBs are vital sources of liquidity for financial institutions and act as a “first responder” in crises. If anything, the system should be expanded, they said in an Urban Institute paper. “Without the FHLBs, these downturns in the economic cycle would have been significantly more painful, with greater swings in the cost and availability of credit, exacting greater damage on the economy,” they wrote. Week of SVB: The Federal Home Loan Bank System issued $304 billion in debt last week, according to a person familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified discussing non-public data.That's almost double the $165 billion that liquidity-hungry lenders tapped from the Federal Reserve. The Next to Last Resort
In the new book, “Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity," Ryan Donovan looks at Broadway musicals and casting from 1970 to 2020 and the bodies that Broadway has historically excluded from its stages, based on size, gender, disability, and how that intersects with race and ethnicity, and the shows that are not making an effort to be more inclusive. Ryan Donovan, an Assistant Professor of Theater Studies at Duke University joins the show to talk about his new book, “Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity."
In the new book, “Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity," Ryan Donovan looks at Broadway musicals and casting from 1970 to 2020 and the bodies that Broadway has historically excluded from its stages, based on size, gender, disability, and how that intersects with race and ethnicity, and the shows that are not making an effort to be more inclusive. Ryan Donovan, an Assistant Professor of Theater Studies at Duke University joins the show to talk about his new book, “Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity."
Ryan Donovan is here to share his book “Broadway Bodies” and how musical theatre has historically erased specific types of bodies.
Ryan Donovan is here to share his book “Broadway Bodies” and how musical theatre has historically erased specific types of bodies.
Broadway has body issues. What is a Broadway Body? Broadway has long preserved the ideology of the "Broadway Body": the hyper-fit, exceptionally able, triple-threat performer who represents how Broadway musicals favor certain kinds of bodies. Casting is always a political act, situated within a power structure that gives preference to the Broadway Body. In Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity (Oxford UP, 2023), author Ryan Donovan explores how ability, sexuality, and size intersect with gender, race, and ethnicity in casting and performance. To understand these intersectional relationships, he poses a series of questions: Why did A Chorus Line, a show that sought to individuate dancers, inevitably make dancers indistinguishable? How does the use of fat suits in musicals like Dreamgirls and Hairspray stigmatize fatness? What were the political implications of casting two straight actors as the gay couple in La Cage aux Folles in 1983? How did deaf actors change the sound of musicals in Deaf West's Broadway revivals? Whose bodies does Broadway cast and whose does it cast aside? In answering these questions, Broadway Bodies tells a history of Broadway's inclusion of various forms of embodied difference while revealing its simultaneous ambivalence toward non-conforming bodies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network
Broadway has body issues. What is a Broadway Body? Broadway has long preserved the ideology of the "Broadway Body": the hyper-fit, exceptionally able, triple-threat performer who represents how Broadway musicals favor certain kinds of bodies. Casting is always a political act, situated within a power structure that gives preference to the Broadway Body. In Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity (Oxford UP, 2023), author Ryan Donovan explores how ability, sexuality, and size intersect with gender, race, and ethnicity in casting and performance. To understand these intersectional relationships, he poses a series of questions: Why did A Chorus Line, a show that sought to individuate dancers, inevitably make dancers indistinguishable? How does the use of fat suits in musicals like Dreamgirls and Hairspray stigmatize fatness? What were the political implications of casting two straight actors as the gay couple in La Cage aux Folles in 1983? How did deaf actors change the sound of musicals in Deaf West's Broadway revivals? Whose bodies does Broadway cast and whose does it cast aside? In answering these questions, Broadway Bodies tells a history of Broadway's inclusion of various forms of embodied difference while revealing its simultaneous ambivalence toward non-conforming bodies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history
Broadway has body issues. What is a Broadway Body? Broadway has long preserved the ideology of the "Broadway Body": the hyper-fit, exceptionally able, triple-threat performer who represents how Broadway musicals favor certain kinds of bodies. Casting is always a political act, situated within a power structure that gives preference to the Broadway Body. In Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity (Oxford UP, 2023), author Ryan Donovan explores how ability, sexuality, and size intersect with gender, race, and ethnicity in casting and performance. To understand these intersectional relationships, he poses a series of questions: Why did A Chorus Line, a show that sought to individuate dancers, inevitably make dancers indistinguishable? How does the use of fat suits in musicals like Dreamgirls and Hairspray stigmatize fatness? What were the political implications of casting two straight actors as the gay couple in La Cage aux Folles in 1983? How did deaf actors change the sound of musicals in Deaf West's Broadway revivals? Whose bodies does Broadway cast and whose does it cast aside? In answering these questions, Broadway Bodies tells a history of Broadway's inclusion of various forms of embodied difference while revealing its simultaneous ambivalence toward non-conforming bodies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/gender-studies
Broadway has body issues. What is a Broadway Body? Broadway has long preserved the ideology of the "Broadway Body": the hyper-fit, exceptionally able, triple-threat performer who represents how Broadway musicals favor certain kinds of bodies. Casting is always a political act, situated within a power structure that gives preference to the Broadway Body. In Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity (Oxford UP, 2023), author Ryan Donovan explores how ability, sexuality, and size intersect with gender, race, and ethnicity in casting and performance. To understand these intersectional relationships, he poses a series of questions: Why did A Chorus Line, a show that sought to individuate dancers, inevitably make dancers indistinguishable? How does the use of fat suits in musicals like Dreamgirls and Hairspray stigmatize fatness? What were the political implications of casting two straight actors as the gay couple in La Cage aux Folles in 1983? How did deaf actors change the sound of musicals in Deaf West's Broadway revivals? Whose bodies does Broadway cast and whose does it cast aside? In answering these questions, Broadway Bodies tells a history of Broadway's inclusion of various forms of embodied difference while revealing its simultaneous ambivalence toward non-conforming bodies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/performing-arts
Broadway has body issues. What is a Broadway Body? Broadway has long preserved the ideology of the "Broadway Body": the hyper-fit, exceptionally able, triple-threat performer who represents how Broadway musicals favor certain kinds of bodies. Casting is always a political act, situated within a power structure that gives preference to the Broadway Body. In Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity (Oxford UP, 2023), author Ryan Donovan explores how ability, sexuality, and size intersect with gender, race, and ethnicity in casting and performance. To understand these intersectional relationships, he poses a series of questions: Why did A Chorus Line, a show that sought to individuate dancers, inevitably make dancers indistinguishable? How does the use of fat suits in musicals like Dreamgirls and Hairspray stigmatize fatness? What were the political implications of casting two straight actors as the gay couple in La Cage aux Folles in 1983? How did deaf actors change the sound of musicals in Deaf West's Broadway revivals? Whose bodies does Broadway cast and whose does it cast aside? In answering these questions, Broadway Bodies tells a history of Broadway's inclusion of various forms of embodied difference while revealing its simultaneous ambivalence toward non-conforming bodies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sociology
Broadway has body issues. What is a Broadway Body? Broadway has long preserved the ideology of the "Broadway Body": the hyper-fit, exceptionally able, triple-threat performer who represents how Broadway musicals favor certain kinds of bodies. Casting is always a political act, situated within a power structure that gives preference to the Broadway Body. In Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity (Oxford UP, 2023), author Ryan Donovan explores how ability, sexuality, and size intersect with gender, race, and ethnicity in casting and performance. To understand these intersectional relationships, he poses a series of questions: Why did A Chorus Line, a show that sought to individuate dancers, inevitably make dancers indistinguishable? How does the use of fat suits in musicals like Dreamgirls and Hairspray stigmatize fatness? What were the political implications of casting two straight actors as the gay couple in La Cage aux Folles in 1983? How did deaf actors change the sound of musicals in Deaf West's Broadway revivals? Whose bodies does Broadway cast and whose does it cast aside? In answering these questions, Broadway Bodies tells a history of Broadway's inclusion of various forms of embodied difference while revealing its simultaneous ambivalence toward non-conforming bodies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/american-studies
Broadway has body issues. What is a Broadway Body? Broadway has long preserved the ideology of the "Broadway Body": the hyper-fit, exceptionally able, triple-threat performer who represents how Broadway musicals favor certain kinds of bodies. Casting is always a political act, situated within a power structure that gives preference to the Broadway Body. In Broadway Bodies: A Critical History of Conformity (Oxford UP, 2023), author Ryan Donovan explores how ability, sexuality, and size intersect with gender, race, and ethnicity in casting and performance. To understand these intersectional relationships, he poses a series of questions: Why did A Chorus Line, a show that sought to individuate dancers, inevitably make dancers indistinguishable? How does the use of fat suits in musicals like Dreamgirls and Hairspray stigmatize fatness? What were the political implications of casting two straight actors as the gay couple in La Cage aux Folles in 1983? How did deaf actors change the sound of musicals in Deaf West's Broadway revivals? Whose bodies does Broadway cast and whose does it cast aside? In answering these questions, Broadway Bodies tells a history of Broadway's inclusion of various forms of embodied difference while revealing its simultaneous ambivalence toward non-conforming bodies.
Katie checks in with former dancer and actor (50th anniversary West Side Story national tour, Goodspeed Opera House, TUTS) and assistant professor of theatre and performance studies at Duke University, as well as the author of the forthcoming book, Broadway Bodies (available February 10), Ryan Donovan.
Cross and Aidan are back with another installment of OffBeat University, where they are joined by Ryan Donovan, Midfielder for the Holy Cross Men's Soccer team. Ryan talks to the guys about his high school and college soccer career thus far, his dad's impact on his career, his World Cup predictions, and much more on this episode of OffBeat Sports. So be sure to check it out and like and subscribe! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/offbeatsports/support
Welcome to Grid Talk, this week we are talking to Ryan Donovan, from Pendle and District RC club, and team driver running the WRC 8TH Platform We talk about the PDMCC Club in depth and Ryans past success competing in 9 8th Euros , winning the Pendle winter series this winter after a 10 year break from RC, this is a great chat about old and new RC This week, Bodens Back! All that and more on this weeks show! #CMLdistribution #SchumacherRacing #Willspeed #GTRC
On this episode of Career Cash the Podcast, I am joined by my former teammate and throwing partner Ryan Donovan. Ryan is now an Account Manager for Service Solutions at Philips Healthcare. On the show, he shares how to transition your skills from one area of your life to another, how to find your competitive edge, and why you need to put in the work now to get to where you want to go later. It's an awesome conversation. Let's get to it! Don't forget to spread the wealth! Share this episode with your friends and join the conversation with Ben and many others on Instagram @CareerCashThePodcast
In this episode, Mel, Ryan, and I discuss what masculine and feminine energy means and why this topic is important. Modern "feminism" is emasculating men. Women who show up as too strong and too independent are doing so as a coping mechanism because of their wounded feminine energy. We discuss how to solve this dilemma and how both genders should know when to use either masculine versus feminine energy in any given scenario to be able to communicate effectively in a partnership or in their careers. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/badandambitious/support
Will no one think of the maintainers? As The New Stack points out, watching millions of projects fail because of a bug in an open source library has become common enough that we shrug and reply, "Told you so." It's gotten so bad, big tech companies are visiting the White House to discuss the issue as a matter of national security.There is a great post up on the Stack Overflow blog examining this issue, but it's not about color.js, it's about Log4J. Traffic to questions on this logging library grew more than 1000% percent after the recent revelations about a new vulnerability. Also discussed in this episode: cryptographer and Signal creator Moxie Marlinspike stepped down from his role as CEO of the encrypted messaging service. That's news, but he actually made bigger waves in tech circles with an unrelated blog post detailing his first experience with Web3. Spoiler alert: it's not as decentralized or divorced from Web2 as you might have thought.You can find Cassidy Williams on Twitter and her website.Ben Popper can be found on Twitter here.Ryan Donovan can be found on Twitter, or writing for the Stack Overflow blog.
Will no one think of the maintainers? As The New Stack points out, watching millions of projects fail because of a bug in an open source library has become common enough that we shrug and reply, "Told you so." It's gotten so bad, big tech companies are visiting the White House to discuss the issue as a matter of national security.There is a great post up on the Stack Overflow blog examining this issue, but it's not about color.js, it's about Log4J. Traffic to questions on this logging library grew more than 1000% percent after the recent revelations about a new vulnerability. Also discussed in this episode: cryptographer and Signal creator Moxie Marlinspike stepped down from his role as CEO of the encrypted messaging service. That's news, but he actually made bigger waves in tech circles with an unrelated blog post detailing his first experience with Web3. Spoiler alert: it's not as decentralized or divorced from Web2 as you might have thought.You can find Cassidy Williams on Twitter and her website.Ben Popper can be found on Twitter here.Ryan Donovan can be found on Twitter, or writing for the Stack Overflow blog.
Disclosure: Due to technical issues, the recording quality in this episode is not as top-notch as we like it to be. We believe the content however is very valuable and hope that you can bear with the from time to time challenging audio.***Our guest today is Ryan Donovan, an experienced and passionate people leader and CTO of Hootsuite, one of the most popular social media management tools & a high-growth tech company, currently employing over 1000 team members all over the world.In this episode, Ryan looks back on important leadership moments that defined his career. He reflects on the role of listening as a leader and shares successful tactics he deploys to improve collaboration between engineers, product people, and the rest of the organization.This episode holds many important & valuable lessons for engineering managers or anyone who is interested in learning what it takes to build successful tech and product teams.Connect with Ryan on LinkedIn or on Twitter @ryan_donovan to continue the conversation.Become a better leader in 2 minutes a day with BUNCH, the AI Leadership Coach. Download it free on the App Store by searching “bunch coach.”Follow BUNCH on Twitter: @bunch_HQ or subscribe to our newsletter The Weekly Briefing on Substack for more frameworks and resourcesThings you'll learn in this episode:- How to build relationships at work that help your team (s) grow- Best Practices on Managing Product and Tech Debt - Hood open syndrome explained- Hands-on tips on how to help your team member grow- How to make sure people are moving into leadership for the right reasons- How to become a really good listener
In this episode, Soccer captains, Aidan Grant '22 and Ryan Donovan '22, share their experience climbing to the state tournament and reflect on their final season.
Read more about the climate debate surrounding NFTs here.We really enjoyed this piece: You either die an MVP, or live long enough to build content moderation.You can find Ben on Twitter here.You can send ideas for blog posts to Ryan Donovan at our pitch box.You can find Cassidy on Twitter here and read the newsletter she helps us curate here.You can find Ceora on Twitter here and check out more about Apollo GraphQL here.
Read more about the climate debate surrounding NFTs here.We really enjoyed this piece: You either die an MVP, or live long enough to build content moderation.You can find Ben on Twitter here.You can send ideas for blog posts to Ryan Donovan at our pitch box.You can find Cassidy on Twitter here and read the newsletter she helps us curate here.You can find Ceora on Twitter here and check out more about Apollo GraphQL here.
Credit Union National Association , or CUNA, represents 5,000 credit unions in the United States serving more than 120 million americans. In partnership with a network of state credit union leagues and associations, CUNA advocates on behalf of its members and works to ensure that they are able to improve their members' financial well-being and advance the communities they serve. Ryan Donovan , Executive Vice President and Chief Advocacy Officer, joins the show to discuss CUNA's four primary areas of advocacy. We discuss: - What CUNA does and what their mission is - Emerging consumer lending trends in credit unions - Using AI and ML to improve business strategies - Advice for fintechs that want to partner with credit unions Want more lending advice? Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and here. Listening on a desktop & can't see the links? Just search for Leaders in Lending in your favorite podcast player.
Guest Ryan Donovan, Dartmouth '96, felt as though his priorities were running, drinking, and studying in that order. But a guest speaker in a course on Sport and Society opened his eyes to how a government major might be able to marry his love of sport and a career. Dick Dunham '53 talked about his career working with the U.S. Olympic Committee and Ryan reached out for some mentoring and a recommendation letter to an Olympic Committee internship. He didn't get that internship but did land something in sport, which kicked off a career in the sport world that he loved. After his MBA and an experiencing at a creative agency that helped him realize he was a marketer of heart, he has had a string of interesting jobs in the industry, culminating in his dream of being a senior executive at a sport company.A pivotal moment in his journey came in the last two years when he decided to stop drinking. In this episode, find out from Ryan realizing what you love becomes healthier when differentiating that which is good for you from that which isn't…on ROADS TAKEN...with Leslie Jennings Rowley. About This Episode's GuestRyan Donovan is a life-long sports marketer who has served in leadership positions at NBC Sports and other organizations and is currently Senior Vice President of Marketing at Fanatics, Inc. After a few years' hiatus, he is running again. Executive Producer/Host: Leslie Jennings RowleyMusic: Brian Burrows Find more episodes at https://roadstakenshow.comEmail the show at RoadsTakenShow@gmail.com
Creating an amazing Customer Experience in an increasingly online world takes some thought leadership and tools that work. Our Guest for this show is the Cheif Technology Officer for the global leader in Social Media Management. Hear Ryan Donovan's perspectives in leading Customer Experience on Social Media, how they are helping business build trust-based customer relationships and enabling the growing world of Social eCommerce. Tune in to become en even more Inspiring Leader!
This week, Abby goes on a passionate rant about fat representation (or lack thereof) in books. Then she is joined by theatre scholar Ryan Donovan, whose work focuses on the role body politics play in the casting process. Abby and Ryan discuss body standards for short men, Annie, competitive suffering, historical attitudes toward fatness onstage, thin women who have played Effie in Dreamgirls, Ryan's work regarding disability and LGBTQ+ bodies onstage, and more.Ryan's web site: https://www.ryan-donovan.com/ Ryan's Twitter: https://twitter.com/ryan__donovan?lang=enRyan's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryan___donovan/GoFundMe link: https://gofund.me/b4ef1f53Abby's web site: http://abbyrosemorris.comAbby's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abbyrosemorrishttp://www.morethantracyturnblad.comFollow @morethantracyt on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok!Produced by Abby Rose Morris and Maxwell KaganLogo design by Abby Martino
You can send ideas for blog posts to Ryan Donovan at our pitch box.You can find Cassidy on Twitter here and read the newsletter she helps us curate here.You can find Ceora on Twitter here and check out more about Apollo GraphQL here.Cassidy's piece on GraphQL, the first item she ever wrote for Stack Overflow, is here. Want to learn more about AVIF and how it compresses images so well? Check out good read from Netflix's tech blog here.Instead of a lifeboat badge we're highlighting an amazing question: Can celestial objects be used in cryptography?
You can send ideas for blog posts to Ryan Donovan at our pitch box.You can find Cassidy on Twitter here and read the newsletter she helps us curate here.You can find Ceora on Twitter here and check out more about Apollo GraphQL here.Cassidy's piece on GraphQL, the first item she ever wrote for Stack Overflow, is here. Want to learn more about AVIF and how it compresses images so well? Check out good read from Netflix's tech blog here.Instead of a lifeboat badge we're highlighting an amazing question: Can celestial objects be used in cryptography?
Episode #15 – From Awakening to Dream Expansion with Bill & Angela Schnieders. Angela and Bill have left city life and have settled in an orchard garden in Montana on Flathead Lake near Glacier National Park. They are the Co-Founders of New Eden Strategies and have one daughter. Angela has been a devoted student of January & Ryan Donovan for nine years she is passionate to share the same hope she has been given through their model and example, with others, through The Woman School. She has since become a Strategist & Mindset Coach, thought-leader, and highly sought after speaker for her vulnerable, heartfelt message on sustainable living with the new mindsets & skillsets we must develop in order to thrive in our ever changing world. You can reach Angela at angela@greatnessjourney.com Bill is the Co-Founder of Powered Foods, a 501(c)3 Non-Profit, whose mission is to help individuals optimize health and heal various diseases with organic nutrient-dense food, juices, and other naturopathic means. He conducts workshops and seminars relating to organic farming and permaculture. Bill is now the lead instructor of the Great Man's Legacy and Master Coach of The Man School. You can reach Bill at bill@greatnessjourney.com Bill's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-schnieders/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-schnieders/) Link to Introductory Webinar with Bill and the Great Man's Legacy of The Man School: https://zl725.isrefer.com/go/GMLintro/TH002/ (https://zl725.isrefer.com/go/GMLintro/TH002/)
Ryan Donovan is a Best Selling Author, Speaker, and Strategist who has helped thousands of people create a life by design, both personally and professionally. Ryan started his career as an entrepreneur becoming a top golf-teaching professional. He then successfully operated a multi-million dollar real estate business with over $150 million in sales. Ryan retired from real estate at the age of 40, shifting from his work life to his life's work. Currently, Ryan is the CEO and Co-Founder (with his wife January Donovan) of Greatness Journey (The Woman School/The Man School). In the past 2 years, their company has grown dramatically and now serves students in well over 30 countries. Ryan & January launched the Strategist program, helping Men and Women around the world create businesses that mentor students. The Strategist program has over 200 Strategists around the world. Both Ryan and January have been married for 15 amazing years and they have 8 wonderful children. They are dedicated to their children's character and future success by intentionally teaching their children (by their example) to live by design and not by default. Together, their vision is to rebuild culture, starting with their family. For more information about their services please visit http://greatnessjourney.com/ (greatnessjourney.com)
On this episode of Left Coast Sports, Jon Schaeffer is joined by San Diego State men's golf coach Ryan Donovan to discuss his team's run to the NCAA Championships.Learn more about how coach Donovan has built one of the premier college golf programs and what lies ahead for the Aztecs men's golf program.
Veteran police officer and former US Army Sergeant Ryan Donovan joins us to discuss policing, mindset, the challenges law enforcement presently faces, as well as what needs to be done to affect real change between law enforcement and the community.
Like many pet business owners Ryan Donovan did a lot of different jobs before starting his business like painting houses, worked in retail, he delivered flowers AND (this is a first for the show) for a number of years worked as a pastor. Then a year after of struggling to exercise their own dog, Ryans wife Leanne suggested they start a dog walking business, so Vancouver Dog Walkers was born. You'll discover how Ryan grew and staffed the business, why he wrote a book and how he coped during the pandemic. www.growyourpetbusinessfast.com/lockdownbundle
Amid an extended and contentious 2020 election, the CUNA/league advocacy team had another successful campaign cycle, winning 97% of the more than 400 races it supported for candidates on both sides of the aisle. That includes wins on 10 of 11 priority races. As President-elect Joe Biden prepares to take office in January, the CUNA/league advocacy team is examining what a Biden presidency will mean for credit unions, advocacy, and progress toward our priorities, says Ryan Donovan, CUNA’s chief advocacy officer. In this episode of the CUNA News Podcast, Donovan examines the 2020 election, what it will mean for credit union advocacy and key issues, and next moves for the CUNA/league advocacy team.
When you’re a multi-time CTO, like Ryan Donovan, your objective is a simple one: find the next challenge that coincides with a mission that excites you. As the Chief Technology Officer at Hootsuite, the world leader in social media management, Ryan believes he has found that challenge. Ryan joined IT Visionaries for a discussion centered around how he manages a global staff from the comfort of his home. Plus he explains the difference between being a first-time CTO to an experienced C-suite executive, and the struggles of managing scale. Main Takeaways Share the Pain: When you manage a global team, make sure you are not just catering to one time zone or one set of employees. If one employee is remote, your entire team is remote. Make sure your meetings and get-togethers reflect that. Don’t Stop Communicating: When managing through a crisis, make sure your communication increases. When Hootsuite had to deploy work from home orders, they were in constant contact with their employees, deploying new policies and then updating employees on those policies. So, You’re New Here?: When you take over as CTO and you have your sights set on changing things, make that change an impactful one. Find solutions that can make the experience better for you employees and consumers.
This week, Sarah sits down with Ryan Donovan, a friend and mental health therapist, to discuss his ideas about one of the hallmarks for a life of thriving- emotional maturity. He courageously shares his story and the way the deep pain in his life has lead him to a path of healing and transformation- and ultimately into his vocation as a counselor. He talks about how deconstructing his faith enabled him to reconstruct it in more life-giving ways, and how for some, this process can be a necessary path for growth and evolving as human beings. We talk about the transformational power of authenticity and vulnerability, and how self-acceptance leads to other-acceptance.More about Ryan: Ryan is a therapist Intern at Balance Mental Health Counseling, a co-creator of The Still Point Project, a coach and consultant at The Leaders Journey which aim to help organizations and leaders maximize impact.To connect with Ryan, click here:https://balancementalhealthcounseling.com/sliding-scale-availability/Ryan Donovan LPC InternSupervised by June Williams TX #68811Coming soon, for those who are interested in deeper transformation... BLOOM WORKSHOPS + GUIDED SUPPORT/// Sign up HERE.To get updates and more of this content, make sure to hit SUBSCRIBE.For questions or comments:sarah@goodlifecounselingaustin.comInstagram:@roots.and.bloomWebsite:www.goodlifecounselingaustin.com
What's it like to negotiate your first beverage partnership? How do you ensure your staff don't revolt once you adopt pouring rights? What are the pitfalls to avoid? Ryan Donovan, Director of Avera PACE, joins the podcast to share about his experience with a beverage deal and how he helped his organization achieve 40%+ savings.
Today we are talking to Ryan Donovan, the CTO at Hootsuite. And we discuss the unique way he does mind mapping, growing your direct reports with stretch assignments and how Hootsuite has created their unique culture. All of this, right here, right now on the Modern CTO Podcast!
How I Lead Change: COVID-19 Special Edition. The first guest of this special series is Ryan Donovan, Chief Technology Officer at Hootsuite. Ryan will share how Hootsuite's global business has been impacted by COVID-19, how they bridge the digital divide in their workforce, and how they help brighten up their online meetings. (hint: it involves farm animals!)
Ryan Donovan chats to Russell ahead of his talk at the Show about growing up with parents on drugs and all the trauma that comes with it. He ended up being on drugs and other substances for many years, causing the same harm to others that was caused to him. Ryan now mentors people who want to stop and find a new way to live. He's been through treatment, studied addiction and came out the other side. Ryan now has enough knowledge to stay on top of this disease and show others how to do the same. Ryan talks about how much this has been a huge part of his life and wants to share his story with others. ADVISORY NOTICE: This is a frank and honest interview, topics of drug abuse, alcohol addiction and suicide are discussed in an open and factual way. You can catch Ryan live at The Mental Health & Wellbeing Show at 3:00pm on Thursday 21st May and book your ticket here https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mental-health-wellbeing-show-2020-tickets-75273732761#tickets Find out more about Russell's broadcasting activities and workshops with young folks around Resilience and Self Esteem here www.AndertonTiger.com/Russell Join Russell and the team live on Thursday 21st May for another cracking radio show from the Stadium in Cardiff at 12.00 midday, www.AndertonTiger.com/Listen and get the APP to listen on your device.
“Never let the number of times you’ve gone around the sun be a limit on your potential” - Ryan DonovanWelcome to episode 61 of The CUInsight Experience podcast with your host Randy Smith, co-founder of CUInsight.com. This episode is brought to you by our friends at CO-OP Financial Services. CO-OP is your trusted payment processing partner whose mission is to drive the credit union movement forward.Do you think policymakers’ perception of credit unions is static? Listen as Ryan Donovan, Chief Advocacy Officer at the Credit Union National Association, and I examine the impression that policymakers still have of the credit union movement, and discuss how CUNA is working to align those perceptions with the pace of change that’s happening in our industry. We also chat about how CUNA’s approach to advocacy and public policy challenges has changed over the years. Ryan and I also talk about what he sees as the biggest challenges for credit unions at the advocacy level and the need to engage members in a conversation about the public policy changes facing credit unions. Ryan also shares what he feels needs to change to keep credit unions relevant going forward fundamentally, including modernizing the Federal Credit Union Charter, leveraging state league’s progress and efforts, and further promoting the great things credit unions are doing for their members and communities. Hit play to learn more about Ryan’s hopes for the future, past accomplishments, and leadership style, as well as his perfect day in the office. We also discuss the many mentors that have supported him from his time as a Legislative Director to now. Plus, hear about the first time he got into memorable trouble in high school, and how he was able to affect change through the situation.If you ever wanted to know how politics on the Hill affect credit unions, this is the episode you don’t want to miss. Ryan has been there and shares his experiences. So, sit back, take notes, and enjoy!Find the full show notes on: CUInsight.comSubscribe on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher Books mentioned on The CUInsight Experience podcast: Book List How to find Ryan:Ryan Donovan, Chief Advocacy Officer at the Credit Union National Associationrdonovan@cuna.coopwww.cuna.orgLinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook
CUNA’s 2020 advocacy agenda will tell legislators how credit unions improve financial wellness by supporting financial health, promoting financial security, and enhancing financial inclusion, says Ryan Donovan, CUNA’s chief advocacy officer. “The CUNA/league system will continue working to revolutionize the operating environment for credit unions by removing barriers, expanding powers, enhancing information security, and preserving the tax status,” he says. “But we’re going to talk about how these efforts will help credit unions solve the financial problems facing millions of Americans.” He believes this message will resonate with members of Congress, who are concerned primarily about how the policies they propose affect their constituents. In this episode of the CUNA News Podcast, Donovan shares advocacy highlights from 2019, priorities for 2020, and likely challenges we’ll face along the way.
Jake sat down in the van with guitarist Ryan Donovan of Oklahoma punks Red City Radio! Albums - Green Day - Dookie Thin Lizzy - Live & Dangerous Charles Bradley - Changes Bueno Vista Social Club - At Carnegie Hall (Live) The Buzzcocks - The Way Book - How to Survive on a Desert Island for Dummies Luxury Item - Nylon String Guitar https://www.facebook.com/redcityradio Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/user/hifromjake/playlist/3qy0B0faxr9BRSNPKvrKHy?si=0yEDChX6TJKAzDtkxb2sbQ
As CUNA’s Chief Advocacy Officer Ryan Donovan tells it, advocacy is a process. Donovan says 2018’s advocacy results validated CUNA's 360-degree advocacy approach—a grassroots strategy that fosters engagement from system players at all levels from every direction. In 2019, America’s credit unions will build on a process that brought them nearly unprecedented success in 2018. CUNA stood tall for America’s credit unions in 2018 with the passage of S. 2155, the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act, as the year’s advocacy highlight. In this episode of the CUNA News Podcast, Ryan outlines CUNA’s advocacy priorities for working with Congress, NCUA, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, as well as advocacy efforts at the state level.
CUNA’s Chief Advocacy Officer Ryan Donovan shares the story behind the advocacy and passage of the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act (S. 2155).
What exactly happens at No, YOU Tell It! show? Give a listen to the first half of our recent “Blanked” night at Jimmy’s No. 43 featuring a story swap from Ryan Donovan and Jennifer Harder and all will be revealed… Ryan Donovan grew up rootless, born outside of San Francisco to parents from other […]
Tipping at restaurants is an quintessential part of North American culture. But is it a good thing for restaurants? Glenford is joined by Richmond Station's Ryan Donovan to discuss tipping in the context of owning a restaurant, creating stable and fulfilling jobs, and what Danny Meyer is doing in New York.
One on One with Steven Hoggett: On July 13, 2013, Stage Directors and Choreographer Foundation hosted a One-on-One Conversation with acclaimed Director, Choreographer, and Movement Director Steven Hoggett (Blackwatch, Peter and the Starcatcher, Once), discussing his artistic vision, career trajectory, and rehearsal processes. Moderated by Ryan Donovan, the conversation explores Steven's journey from his beginnings as a self-sustaining artist in Wales with Frantic Assembly to his big-budget ventures on Broadway and around the world. Listen to him discuss his choreographic process of fusing his concept with his actors' natural instincts to create choreography in a highly organic manner. This focused discussion will enlighten the listener on staging musical transitions, influences - both budgetary and spatial - on artistic freedom, the unique aspects of the American theatre industry, and the necessity of deep collaboration when creating theater and its educational benefits. This is an insightful conversation with an artist who thrives on exploration and collaboration.Originally recorded - July 13, 2013. Running Time - 1:19:02 © 2013 SDCF
On July 13, 2013, Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation hosted a One-on-One Conversation with acclaimed Director, Choreographer, and Movement Director Steven Hoggett ("Blackwatch", "Peter and the Starcatcher", "Once") discussing his artistic vision, career trajectory, and rehearsal processes. Moderated by Ryan Donovan, the conversation explores Steven’s journey from his beginning as a self-sustaining artist in Wales with Frantic Assembly to his big-budget ventures on Broadway and around the world. Topics discussed include staging musical transitions, budgetary and spatial influences on artistic freedom, the unique aspects of the American theatre industry, and the value of deep collaboration when creating theater.
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