Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan shapiro

Ryan Shapiro is the Founder and President of PEOMG, a local PEO Consultant with years of experience in the industry. Listen as we talk to Ryan about what a PEO is, how they can help a small business and the uniqueness of PEOMG. We also talk to Ryan about Leadership and his views on the importance of a strong leader in a business. 

Come with us to hear the beginnings of a media empire. Keegan Patterson discusses turning his experience of dating a prisoner into a blog, a podcast, and a series of novels. If you want to know about prison relationships, he has a lot to tell you. If you want ideas about how to write, he has a lot of good notes about how to tell it in multiple formats. Have a listen, it's not illegal to talk! … Continue...Episode 158 – Interview with Keegan Patterson

In this episode, Mark Baratto sits down with co-owners and Ian Bires & Ana Tourino Bires. We talk about how they met and lived a traveling lifestyle, how Ian met his other partners Ryan Shapiro and Matthew Cohen, and how long it took The Docks to finally open. More on The Docks Restaurant & Raw Bar Locally sourced seafood, curated by our chefs & inspired by Key West's historical fishing culture. Sister restaurant: @thirstymermaidkeywest Website: https://thedocksstockisland.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedocksstockisland/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedocksstockisland/ Open 7 days a week from 12pm to 9.30pm Location: 6840 Front Street, Key West, FL. 33040 (305) 396-7049

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On this episode, Kumars and Roqayah are joined by Ryan Shapiro, a PhD student and transparency researcher at MIT. Ryan talks about his past work as an activist in the animal rights movement and as a scholar of government repression of animal rights activists, research described by the FBI as having the potential to cause “irreparable damage to national security”. He shares his extensive history of animal rescue operations, including rescuing animals from factory farms and thwarting whale poachers. We hear about the impact of the federal Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act, which designates investigative journalists and animal rescuers seeking to uncover and remedy animal abuse in the meat and dairy industry as terrorists. "Ecoterrorism" is considered the #1 domestic terror threat while ever increasing white supremacist violence continues to be ignored.  Ryan explains why Department of Justice calls him the “most prolific” Freedom of Information Act or FOIA requester, including uncovering evidence of CIA involvement in Nelson Mandela’s imprisonment and the FBI cover-up of a plot to assassinate Occupy Houston leaders. We also discuss Property of the People, the transparency nonprofit Ryan co-founded to file FOIA claims and challenge the government in court. Ryan, Roqayah and Kumars end by discussing their personal attitudes as leftists towards veganism and animal rights, including reflecting on the tensions between animal rights organizers and other corners of the left. Follow Ryan on Twitter at @_rshapiro and Property of the People at @PropOTP. A transcript for this episode will be provided upon request. Please send an email to deleteuracct @ gmail to get a copy sent to you when it is completed. If you want to support the show and receive access to tons of bonus content, subscribe on our Patreon page for as little as $5 a month. Also, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the show on iTunes. We can't do this show without your support!!!

Jim Wrestlemaniacs, We have had several live shows.  We have had 199+ shows on Itunes. It is time for #200. Although celebration month was October, we finally get to celebrate it. Guests include Matthew Ryan Shapiro from Capitol Wrestling. Also my guest is my great friends Ralphy and maybe Henry. Well discuss WrestleKingdom 12, Royal Rumble and everything in between. Capitol Wrestling is this Friday 12/29 starting at 730PM in Hoboken, NJ. 301 Garden Street Hoboken, NJ 07030 Check out their facebook page for more information or go to www.tinyurl.com  

It's episode 73 and apparently Ladies Night in the studio.  We start this week by interviewing Matthew Ryan Shapiro where he gives us his take on the current state of the WWE and the landscape of the Indy scene.  From there we take on the crazy Paige/Alberto incedent at the airport, we have some ladies crash and they give their two cents on their tense relationship.  Games with MJP make a return and this week contestant plays for a brand new SoW version 2 shirt as well as a special bonus.  Most importanly, we crown a Rap Battle Champion!

Democrats are organizing Electoral College members to go against their state results, and vote their conscience next month to deny Donald Trump the presidency. We discuss the consequences of such a maneuver. Plus, we talk with one national security researcher who is trying to get ahead of the incoming Trump administration. FOIA guru Ryan Shapiro joins us to talk about Project 45, and the threats to transparency posed by the president-elect.And, elections have consequences. And some of those could fall on the most vulnerable people in the world--children seeking asylum here, from violence in Central America. We’ll tell you about a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing that took aim at our humanitarian mission on the Southern border. Plus, no one believes Trump will actually drain the swamp. But Congress could give the Executive Branch the tools it needs to shed light on malfeasance. We discuss that in a Classified Session.

Democrats are organizing Electoral College members to go against their state results, and vote their conscience next month to deny Donald Trump the presidency. We discuss the consequences of such a maneuver. Plus, we talk with one national security researcher who is trying to get ahead of the incoming Trump administration. FOIA guru Ryan Shapiro joins us to talk about Project 45, and the threats to transparency posed by the president-elect.And, elections have consequences. And some of those could fall on the most vulnerable people in the world--children seeking asylum here, from violence in Central America. We’ll tell you about a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing that took aim at our humanitarian mission on the Southern border. Plus, no one believes Trump will actually drain the swamp. But Congress could give the Executive Branch the tools it needs to shed light on malfeasance. We discuss that in a Classified Session.

Welcome to the 18th episode of the Animal Law Podcast! Today, we are joined by Ryan Shapiro and Jeffrey Light. Ryan is a Ph.D. candidate at MIT, as well as a Research Affiliate at Harvard University, and a leading expert on the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Jeffrey, who is Ryan’s lawyer, is a D.C.-based FOIA specialist attorney, who also specializes in activist defense… The post Animal Law Podcast #18: Ryan Shapiro, Jeffrey Light, and FOIA appeared first on Our Hen House.

Welcome to the 18th episode of the Animal Law Podcast! Today, we are joined by Ryan Shapiro and Jeffrey Light. Ryan is a Ph.D. candidate at MIT, as well as a Research Affiliate at Harvard University, and a leading expert on the […]

This week Ray Ramundo stops by our show again, we talk this week in WWE, Latest NXT Signings, Predict House of Glory Wrestling's next show "UNBREAKABLE", Goldberg's return, the Era of Ellsworth, and Interview World Famous Indy Wrestling Commentator Matthew Ryan Shapiro!

It’s hard to know what this episode is really about. Government bullying private enterprise? An evil conspiracy to crush a competitor? Confused consumers unable to read a label? All of the above? In a nutshell, on 12 August 2015 the US Food and Drug Administration sent a warning letter to Josh Tetrick, CEO of Hampton Creek Foods, informing him that two of Hampton Creek’s products: are in violation of section 403 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act) [21 U.S.C. § 343] and its implementing regulations found in Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 101 (21 CFR 101). Just Mayo and Just Mayo Sriracha are the two products, and their crime is that they do not contain eggs. So they cannot be called “mayo”. Who sicced the FDA on Hampton Creek? has become the big question, as a pile of emails winkled out of the government by a Freedom of Information Act request seem to show that the American Egg Board orchestrated a campaign against Hampton Creek. I mentioned the story in my newsletter three weeks ago, which prompted Peter Hertzmann, an independent researcher and a friend, to suggest that the reality, as ever, is not quite so straightforward. Peter was good enough to fill me in on some of the background. Notes Peter Hertzmann’s website is well worth exploring for all sorts of good things. The American Egg Board is just one of several commodity checkoff programs. There have been some very interesting challenges to the whole idea of a mandatory checkoff, one of which recently featured on BackStory, a history podcast. I did ask if I could use it, but no reply yet; you can hear the segment here, but you will need a sharper legal brain than mine to decide whether mandatory funding of something called government speech raises First Amendment concerns. What got Peter and me into the sciencey discussion of mayonnaise and emulsions was his mention of the Harvard University Science and Cooking lecture series. I’m mortified to admit that I didn’t know about it. Many of the lectures are on YouTube, and one in particular that Peter pointed me to showed Nandu Jubany from Can Jubany restaurant in Spain making an aioli from nothing but garlic, salt and olive oil, and a bit of water. You can see him do that from about 13:30 to 17:30 in this video, but the intro, on emulsions, is worth watching too if you want to a better understanding. I’m sharing, without comment, some of the AEB material obtained by Ryan Shapiro. The FDA’s letter is, of course, online. The banner image of a mayonnaise emulsion under the microscope is from a scientific paper on substituting eggs with a modified potato starch.

Hacking the FBI: How & Why to Liberate Government Records Ryan Noah Shapiro PhD candidate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology After narrowly avoiding a lengthy activism-related prison sentence, I began PhD work at MIT in part to map out the criminalization of political dissent in Post-9/11 America. Especially in trying to obtain records from the FBI, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) work became an essential component of my research. However, it quickly became apparent that the FBI routinely refused to comply with FOIA. Less clear was how the Bureau was managing to accomplish this systematic violation of federal law. Consequently, I spent years using FOIA and other tools to map out the hidden mechanisms of FBI non-compliance with the Freedom of Information Act. It worked. Using the FOIA methodologies I’d developed, I began receiving tens of thousands of pages from the FBI on its targeting of domestic protest groups. As a result, the FBI is now attempting to shut down my research by arguing in court that my dissertation FOIA research itself is a threat to national security. Such efforts by the FBI are just one component of the ongoing crisis of secrecy we now face. The records of government are the property of the people, but these records are consistently withheld from us. My talk will cover my research into the historical and contemporary use of the rhetoric and apparatus of national security to marginalize political dissent, my work to reveal the hidden mechanisms of FBI FOIA operations, the FBI’s efforts to shut down my research, the ongoing crisis of secrecy and consequent threat to democracy, and the pressing need for additional modes of hacking the FBI and other intelligence agencies to pick up where FOIA leaves off. The records of government belong to us. It’s time to reclaim them. Ryan Shapiro is a transparency activist and PhD candidate in MIT’s Department of Science, Technology, & Society (HASTS). Ryan’s research focuses on the political functioning of national security and the policing of dissent. To this end, he currently has over 700 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests in motion with the FBI, making him the FBI’s “most prolific” FOIA requestor. Ryan also has numerous FOIA requests in motion with the CIA, DIA, and NSA, as well as a host of active lawsuits against these agencies for their routine failure to comply with his FOIA requests. The FBI is even now arguing in court that Ryan’s dissertation FOIA research itself is a threat to national security.