Podcast appearances and mentions of sam weinstein

What problems do YouTubers have?  What do they need and want?  Providing value gets their attention and creates opportunities!  What's the formula for success?  Tune in! Sam Weinstein was just a 14 year old Mindcraft kid who created some online games then some of the biggest names on YouTube took notice which ultimately led to him selling his first company at 20! Sam Weinstein is an American entrepreneur and Host of The Sam Weinstein Show. He's worked with the world's top YouTubers before he built an American apparel brand to $1.5M and exited. Now he helps Shopify apparel brands optimize their business. What we wear is our message!  Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space For Controversy. Connect with Sam https://samweinstein.co/ Connect with Reena https://youtube.com/c/BetterCallDaddy bettercalldaddy.com twitter.com/reenareena instagram.com/reenafriedmanwatts instagram.com/bettercalldaddypodcast linkedin.com/in/reenafriedmanwatts   Help us me and my daddy with our wisdom rating drop a 5 star review and subscribe  ratethispodcast.com/bettercalldaddy podchaser.com/bettercalldaddy    

Broadcast on February 2, 2023 Hosted by Chris Garlock & Ed Smith Longtime labor activist Sam Weinstein reports live from the UK on the Wednesday Walkout by 500,000 fed-up workers. Defenders of Wildlife works to protect animals and plants but who protects the people who work there? We find out from Defenders United's Erica Prather. PhD candidates Jan-Michael Archer and Alexander Hoyle on how Maryland graduate student workers are fighting for union rights. Produced by Chris Garlock; engineered by Kahlia Chapman. @wpfwdc @aflcio #1u #unions #laborradiopod @thericandback @defenders_staff @FSE_UMD

Sojourner Truth Radio continues our November 2022 election coverage. Today, we unpack polling results as they come in with our panelist roundtable including: Attorney and civil rights icon Barbara Arnwine, Progressive Democrats of America Executive Director Alan Minsky, Chicano Liberation and Environmental Justice artivist Bill Gallegos and London-based labor union artivist Sam Weinstein.

Sojourner Truth Radio continues our November 2022 election coverage. Today, we unpack polling results as they come in with our panelist roundtable including: Attorney and civil rights icon Barbara Arnwine, Progressive Democrats of America Executive Director Alan Minsky, Chicano Liberation and Environmental Justice artivist Bill Gallegos and London-based labor union artivist Sam Weinstein.

Broadcast on November 3, 2022 Hosted by Chris Garlock & Ed Smith American Prospect Editor At Large Harold Meyerson on how UNITE HERE, the hotel workers union, has been talking to voters in Nevada, Arizona, and Pennsylvania about progressive fixes to inflation for months. Plus: a special on-the-ground report from Atlanta, Georgia, where retired Utility Workers staffer Sam Weinstein and Mark Brooks (national staff at the Utility Workers) report on labor's get out the vote efforts in that battleground state. Produced by Chris Garlock; engineered by Michael Nassella. @wpfwdc @aflcio #1u #unions #laborradiopod @TheProspect @HaroldMeyerson @uwua @unitehere

Bruce Springsteen fans are facing exorbitant, fluctuating prices for his new tour — all thanks to a system known as dynamic pricing. Guest host Peter Armstrong discusses how it works and how to protect consumers with Bonnie Stiernberg, the managing editor at Inside Hook; and lawyer Sam Weinstein, an associate professor of law at Yeshiva University.

Joining me today is Sam Weinstein, MD, MBA, CEO of SpecialtyCare. In this episode, we discuss the SpecialtyCare Medical Mission trip endowment, how the endowment is helping perfusionists participate in medical missions, and how Dr. Weinstein's life and career have been impacted by his participation in similar trips. Enjoy the conversation.

Intellectual property litigator Terence Ross, a partner at Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP, discusses musician Eddy Grant's lawsuit claiming that the Trump campaign used his 1983 hit “Electric Avenue” in a video attack ad against Joe Biden without permission and Neil Young's lawsuit alleging that the Trump campaign played his songs at rallies without permission. Antitrust expert Sam Weinstein, a professor at Cardozo Law School, discusses the landmark antitrust case against Google. June Grasso hosts.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Intellectual property litigator Terence Ross, a partner at Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP, discusses musician Eddy Grant’s lawsuit claiming that the Trump campaign used his 1983 hit “Electric Avenue” in a video attack ad against Joe Biden without permission and Neil Young's lawsuit alleging that the Trump campaign played his songs at rallies without permission. Antitrust expert Sam Weinstein, a professor at Cardozo Law School, discusses the landmark antitrust case against Google. June Grasso hosts. 

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Fallout from the disastrous defeat in the U.K. for the Labour party to the Conservative Tory Party. What are the lessons to be learned not only in the U.K., but for the upcoming U.S. presidential election? Our guest is Sam Weinstein, who is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. He is also a member of the Payday Mens Network, an international and multiracial network of men which works with the Global Womens Strike. For our weekly Earth Watch, First Nations people in British Columbia face off with TC Energy, which wants to move natural gas to the coast, where a liquefied natural gas plant will be built. Our guest is Molly Wickham is a Gidimten Clan member, adopted into the Grizzly Bear House. Her matrilineal ancestors have been intermarried into the Wetsuweten Nation since the early 1900s and have lived on Witsuwiten land since that time. The Women's March in Los Angeles and across the nation takes place this Saturday. Our guests are Gina Belafonte and Emiliana Guereca. Belafonte has spent her life in the arenas of entertainment and activism, where her professional work thrives today as Executive Director of Sankofa.org. Guereca is an entrepreneur based in Los Angeles with a passion for giving back to the community. The Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, one of the joint coordinators of the Poor People's Campaign, will be in Southern California, specifically in the Inland Empire. Our guest is Bishop Emory B. James, who organized his current Pastorate, Ephesians New Testament Church, where he has successfully served as Pastor for 30 years.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Today, families torn apart by child welfare agencies across the US: there is an increasing epidemic of children being removed from their families and placed in foster care, not because of abuse but because the families are poor or because their mothers are victims of domestic abuse. But the Rev. Liz Theoharis, a joint coordinator of the Poor Peoples Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, says take away our poverty, not our children. Whats going on and how are families and communities fighting back? Our guest is mother, grandmother and retired nurse Sidney Ross-Risden with the Global Women's Strike - Los Angeles. Also, we have begun to bring you video from protests happening in Chile sent by Orin Langelle and Anne Petermann of the Global Justice Ecology Project who are representing ST on the ground in Chile. We will speak to Anne Petermann on what she is witnessing on the ground, as mass protests against Chile's right wing government and their austerity measures continue. And on December 12, there will be a historic election in the UK and battle lines are drawn in the contest for the UK's next Prime Minister. This includes Boris Johnson, the right wing conservative candidate of the Tory party who is being backed by Donald Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK's Labour Party. Joining us to give the latest on the ground is London-based Sam Weinstein, a volunteer with the Corbyn campaign and Momentum, and group outside of the Labour Party, but who are supporters of Corbyn.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Today, families torn apart by child welfare agencies across the US: there is an increasing epidemic of children being removed from their families and placed in foster care, not because of abuse but because the families are poor or because their mothers are victims of domestic abuse. But the Rev. Liz Theoharis, a joint coordinator of the Poor Peoples Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, says take away our poverty, not our children. Whats going on and how are families and communities fighting back? Our guest is mother, grandmother and retired nurse Sidney Ross-Risden with the Global Women's Strike - Los Angeles. Also, we have begun to bring you video from protests happening in Chile sent by Orin Langelle and Anne Petermann of the Global Justice Ecology Project who are representing ST on the ground in Chile. We will speak to Anne Petermann on what she is witnessing on the ground, as mass protests against Chile's right wing government and their austerity measures continue. And on December 12, there will be a historic election in the UK and battle lines are drawn in the contest for the UK's next Prime Minister. This includes Boris Johnson, the right wing conservative candidate of the Tory party who is being backed by Donald Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK's Labour Party. Joining us to give the latest on the ground is London-based Sam Weinstein, a volunteer with the Corbyn campaign and Momentum, and group outside of the Labour Party, but who are supporters of Corbyn.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Today, families torn apart by child welfare agencies across the US: there is an increasing epidemic of children being removed from their families and placed in foster care, not because of abuse but because the families are poor or because their mothers are victims of domestic abuse. But the Rev. Liz Theoharis, a joint coordinator of the Poor Peoples Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, says take away our poverty, not our children. Whats going on and how are families and communities fighting back? Our guest is mother, grandmother and retired nurse Sidney Ross-Risden with the Global Women's Strike - Los Angeles. Also, we have begun to bring you video from protests happening in Chile sent by Orin Langelle and Anne Petermann of the Global Justice Ecology Project who are representing ST on the ground in Chile. We will speak to Anne Petermann on what she is witnessing on the ground, as mass protests against Chile's right wing government and their austerity measures continue. And on December 12, there will be a historic election in the UK and battle lines are drawn in the contest for the UK's next Prime Minister. This includes Boris Johnson, the right wing conservative candidate of the Tory party who is being backed by Donald Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK's Labour Party. Joining us to give the latest on the ground is London-based Sam Weinstein, a volunteer with the Corbyn campaign and Momentum, and group outside of the Labour Party, but who are supporters of Corbyn.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Today, families torn apart by child welfare agencies across the US: there is an increasing epidemic of children being removed from their families and placed in foster care, not because of abuse but because the families are poor or because their mothers are victims of domestic abuse. But the Rev. Liz Theoharis, a joint coordinator of the Poor Peoples Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, says take away our poverty, not our children. Whats going on and how are families and communities fighting back? Our guest is mother, grandmother and retired nurse Sidney Ross-Risden with the Global Women's Strike - Los Angeles. Also, we have begun to bring you video from protests happening in Chile sent by Orin Langelle and Anne Petermann of the Global Justice Ecology Project who are representing ST on the ground in Chile. We will speak to Anne Petermann on what she is witnessing on the ground, as mass protests against Chile's right wing government and their austerity measures continue. And on December 12, there will be a historic election in the UK and battle lines are drawn in the contest for the UK's next Prime Minister. This includes Boris Johnson, the right wing conservative candidate of the Tory party who is being backed by Donald Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK's Labour Party. Joining us to give the latest on the ground is London-based Sam Weinstein, a volunteer with the Corbyn campaign and Momentum, and group outside of the Labour Party, but who are supporters of Corbyn.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Today, families torn apart by child welfare agencies across the US: there is an increasing epidemic of children being removed from their families and placed in foster care, not because of abuse but because the families are poor or because their mothers are victims of domestic abuse. But the Rev. Liz Theoharis, a joint coordinator of the Poor Peoples Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, says take away our poverty, not our children. Whats going on and how are families and communities fighting back? Our guest is mother, grandmother and retired nurse Sidney Ross-Risden with the Global Women's Strike - Los Angeles. Also, we have begun to bring you video from protests happening in Chile sent by Orin Langelle and Anne Petermann of the Global Justice Ecology Project who are representing ST on the ground in Chile. We will speak to Anne Petermann on what she is witnessing on the ground, as mass protests against Chile's right wing government and their austerity measures continue. And on December 12, there will be a historic election in the UK and battle lines are drawn in the contest for the UK's next Prime Minister. This includes Boris Johnson, the right wing conservative candidate of the Tory party who is being backed by Donald Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK's Labour Party. Joining us to give the latest on the ground is London-based Sam Weinstein, a volunteer with the Corbyn campaign and Momentum, and group outside of the Labour Party, but who are supporters of Corbyn.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Today, families torn apart by child welfare agencies across the US: there is an increasing epidemic of children being removed from their families and placed in foster care, not because of abuse but because the families are poor or because their mothers are victims of domestic abuse. But the Rev. Liz Theoharis, a joint coordinator of the Poor Peoples Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, says take away our poverty, not our children. Whats going on and how are families and communities fighting back? Our guest is mother, grandmother and retired nurse Sidney Ross-Risden with the Global Women's Strike - Los Angeles. Also, we have begun to bring you video from protests happening in Chile sent by Orin Langelle and Anne Petermann of the Global Justice Ecology Project who are representing ST on the ground in Chile. We will speak to Anne Petermann on what she is witnessing on the ground, as mass protests against Chile's right wing government and their austerity measures continue. And on December 12, there will be a historic election in the UK and battle lines are drawn in the contest for the UK's next Prime Minister. This includes Boris Johnson, the right wing conservative candidate of the Tory party who is being backed by Donald Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK's Labour Party. Joining us to give the latest on the ground is London-based Sam Weinstein, a volunteer with the Corbyn campaign and Momentum, and group outside of the Labour Party, but who are supporters of Corbyn.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Today, families torn apart by child welfare agencies across the US: there is an increasing epidemic of children being removed from their families and placed in foster care, not because of abuse but because the families are poor or because their mothers are victims of domestic abuse. But the Rev. Liz Theoharis, a joint coordinator of the Poor Peoples Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, says take away our poverty, not our children. Whats going on and how are families and communities fighting back? Our guest is mother, grandmother and retired nurse Sidney Ross-Risden with the Global Women's Strike - Los Angeles. Also, we have begun to bring you video from protests happening in Chile sent by Orin Langelle and Anne Petermann of the Global Justice Ecology Project who are representing ST on the ground in Chile. We will speak to Anne Petermann on what she is witnessing on the ground, as mass protests against Chile's right wing government and their austerity measures continue. And on December 12, there will be a historic election in the UK and battle lines are drawn in the contest for the UK's next Prime Minister. This includes Boris Johnson, the right wing conservative candidate of the Tory party who is being backed by Donald Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK's Labour Party. Joining us to give the latest on the ground is London-based Sam Weinstein, a volunteer with the Corbyn campaign and Momentum, and group outside of the Labour Party, but who are supporters of Corbyn.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Today, families torn apart by child welfare agencies across the US: there is an increasing epidemic of children being removed from their families and placed in foster care, not because of abuse but because the families are poor or because their mothers are victims of domestic abuse. But the Rev. Liz Theoharis, a joint coordinator of the Poor Peoples Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, says take away our poverty, not our children. Whats going on and how are families and communities fighting back? Our guest is mother, grandmother and retired nurse Sidney Ross-Risden with the Global Women's Strike - Los Angeles. Also, we have begun to bring you video from protests happening in Chile sent by Orin Langelle and Anne Petermann of the Global Justice Ecology Project who are representing ST on the ground in Chile. We will speak to Anne Petermann on what she is witnessing on the ground, as mass protests against Chile's right wing government and their austerity measures continue. And on December 12, there will be a historic election in the UK and battle lines are drawn in the contest for the UK's next Prime Minister. This includes Boris Johnson, the right wing conservative candidate of the Tory party who is being backed by Donald Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK's Labour Party. Joining us to give the latest on the ground is London-based Sam Weinstein, a volunteer with the Corbyn campaign and Momentum, and group outside of the Labour Party, but who are supporters of Corbyn.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Today, families torn apart by child welfare agencies across the US: there is an increasing epidemic of children being removed from their families and placed in foster care, not because of abuse but because the families are poor or because their mothers are victims of domestic abuse. But the Rev. Liz Theoharis, a joint coordinator of the Poor Peoples Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, says take away our poverty, not our children. Whats going on and how are families and communities fighting back? Our guest is mother, grandmother and retired nurse Sidney Ross-Risden with the Global Women's Strike - Los Angeles. Also, we have begun to bring you video from protests happening in Chile sent by Orin Langelle and Anne Petermann of the Global Justice Ecology Project who are representing ST on the ground in Chile. We will speak to Anne Petermann on what she is witnessing on the ground, as mass protests against Chile's right wing government and their austerity measures continue. And on December 12, there will be a historic election in the UK and battle lines are drawn in the contest for the UK's next Prime Minister. This includes Boris Johnson, the right wing conservative candidate of the Tory party who is being backed by Donald Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK's Labour Party. Joining us to give the latest on the ground is London-based Sam Weinstein, a volunteer with the Corbyn campaign and Momentum, and group outside of the Labour Party, but who are supporters of Corbyn.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Today, families torn apart by child welfare agencies across the US: there is an increasing epidemic of children being removed from their families and placed in foster care, not because of abuse but because the families are poor or because their mothers are victims of domestic abuse. But the Rev. Liz Theoharis, a joint coordinator of the Poor Peoples Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, says take away our poverty, not our children. Whats going on and how are families and communities fighting back? Our guest is mother, grandmother and retired nurse Sidney Ross-Risden with the Global Women's Strike - Los Angeles. Also, we have begun to bring you video from protests happening in Chile sent by Orin Langelle and Anne Petermann of the Global Justice Ecology Project who are representing ST on the ground in Chile. We will speak to Anne Petermann on what she is witnessing on the ground, as mass protests against Chile's right wing government and their austerity measures continue. And on December 12, there will be a historic election in the UK and battle lines are drawn in the contest for the UK's next Prime Minister. This includes Boris Johnson, the right wing conservative candidate of the Tory party who is being backed by Donald Trump, and Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK's Labour Party. Joining us to give the latest on the ground is London-based Sam Weinstein, a volunteer with the Corbyn campaign and Momentum, and group outside of the Labour Party, but who are supporters of Corbyn.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The worlds oldest Western-style democracy, the British Parliament, has been shut down for five weeks by conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This, in a move that he hopes will allow Britain to leave the European Union without a deal. This is opposed not only by opposition members of the Labour Party, but also by ministers and members of Parliament from his own party. What is going on? Whats at stake? What are the wider implications? Our guest is London-based Sam Weinstein, a former labor union official and member of U.K.-based movement Momentum is our guest. We return to our Africa Watch series. The long-time President Robert Mugabe has died; anti-immigrant violence in South Africa against immigrants from other parts of Africa; women in South Africa are protesting an epidemic of violence against them, including femicide; the 28th World Economic Forum on Africa took place in Cape Town, South Africa from Sept. 4-6; and climate change has it impacts the continent. Our guest is Coumba Toure, coordinator for Africans Rising. She is based in Senegal, but is now on the ground in South Africa. We continue our coverage of the impact of Hurricane Dorian on the Bahamas and how island nations in the region are responding to the devastation of the hurricane as well as the threat to the Caribbean islands by climate change. Our guest is David Commissiong, who coordinated a media-thon this past Sunday in Barbados to assist victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. He is also the Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM, the organization of Caribbean governments.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The worlds oldest Western-style democracy, the British Parliament, has been shut down for five weeks by conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This, in a move that he hopes will allow Britain to leave the European Union without a deal. This is opposed not only by opposition members of the Labour Party, but also by ministers and members of Parliament from his own party. What is going on? Whats at stake? What are the wider implications? Our guest is London-based Sam Weinstein, a former labor union official and member of U.K.-based movement Momentum is our guest. We return to our Africa Watch series. The long-time President Robert Mugabe has died; anti-immigrant violence in South Africa against immigrants from other parts of Africa; women in South Africa are protesting an epidemic of violence against them, including femicide; the 28th World Economic Forum on Africa took place in Cape Town, South Africa from Sept. 4-6; and climate change has it impacts the continent. Our guest is Coumba Toure, coordinator for Africans Rising. She is based in Senegal, but is now on the ground in South Africa. We continue our coverage of the impact of Hurricane Dorian on the Bahamas and how island nations in the region are responding to the devastation of the hurricane as well as the threat to the Caribbean islands by climate change. Our guest is David Commissiong, who coordinated a media-thon this past Sunday in Barbados to assist victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. He is also the Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM, the organization of Caribbean governments.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The worlds oldest Western-style democracy, the British Parliament, has been shut down for five weeks by conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This, in a move that he hopes will allow Britain to leave the European Union without a deal. This is opposed not only by opposition members of the Labour Party, but also by ministers and members of Parliament from his own party. What is going on? Whats at stake? What are the wider implications? Our guest is London-based Sam Weinstein, a former labor union official and member of U.K.-based movement Momentum is our guest. We return to our Africa Watch series. The long-time President Robert Mugabe has died; anti-immigrant violence in South Africa against immigrants from other parts of Africa; women in South Africa are protesting an epidemic of violence against them, including femicide; the 28th World Economic Forum on Africa took place in Cape Town, South Africa from Sept. 4-6; and climate change has it impacts the continent. Our guest is Coumba Toure, coordinator for Africans Rising. She is based in Senegal, but is now on the ground in South Africa. We continue our coverage of the impact of Hurricane Dorian on the Bahamas and how island nations in the region are responding to the devastation of the hurricane as well as the threat to the Caribbean islands by climate change. Our guest is David Commissiong, who coordinated a media-thon this past Sunday in Barbados to assist victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. He is also the Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM, the organization of Caribbean governments.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The worlds oldest Western-style democracy, the British Parliament, has been shut down for five weeks by conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This, in a move that he hopes will allow Britain to leave the European Union without a deal. This is opposed not only by opposition members of the Labour Party, but also by ministers and members of Parliament from his own party. What is going on? Whats at stake? What are the wider implications? Our guest is London-based Sam Weinstein, a former labor union official and member of U.K.-based movement Momentum is our guest. We return to our Africa Watch series. The long-time President Robert Mugabe has died; anti-immigrant violence in South Africa against immigrants from other parts of Africa; women in South Africa are protesting an epidemic of violence against them, including femicide; the 28th World Economic Forum on Africa took place in Cape Town, South Africa from Sept. 4-6; and climate change has it impacts the continent. Our guest is Coumba Toure, coordinator for Africans Rising. She is based in Senegal, but is now on the ground in South Africa. We continue our coverage of the impact of Hurricane Dorian on the Bahamas and how island nations in the region are responding to the devastation of the hurricane as well as the threat to the Caribbean islands by climate change. Our guest is David Commissiong, who coordinated a media-thon this past Sunday in Barbados to assist victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. He is also the Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM, the organization of Caribbean governments.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The worlds oldest Western-style democracy, the British Parliament, has been shut down for five weeks by conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This, in a move that he hopes will allow Britain to leave the European Union without a deal. This is opposed not only by opposition members of the Labour Party, but also by ministers and members of Parliament from his own party. What is going on? Whats at stake? What are the wider implications? Our guest is London-based Sam Weinstein, a former labor union official and member of U.K.-based movement Momentum is our guest. We return to our Africa Watch series. The long-time President Robert Mugabe has died; anti-immigrant violence in South Africa against immigrants from other parts of Africa; women in South Africa are protesting an epidemic of violence against them, including femicide; the 28th World Economic Forum on Africa took place in Cape Town, South Africa from Sept. 4-6; and climate change has it impacts the continent. Our guest is Coumba Toure, coordinator for Africans Rising. She is based in Senegal, but is now on the ground in South Africa. We continue our coverage of the impact of Hurricane Dorian on the Bahamas and how island nations in the region are responding to the devastation of the hurricane as well as the threat to the Caribbean islands by climate change. Our guest is David Commissiong, who coordinated a media-thon this past Sunday in Barbados to assist victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. He is also the Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM, the organization of Caribbean governments.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The worlds oldest Western-style democracy, the British Parliament, has been shut down for five weeks by conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This, in a move that he hopes will allow Britain to leave the European Union without a deal. This is opposed not only by opposition members of the Labour Party, but also by ministers and members of Parliament from his own party. What is going on? Whats at stake? What are the wider implications? Our guest is London-based Sam Weinstein, a former labor union official and member of U.K.-based movement Momentum is our guest. We return to our Africa Watch series. The long-time President Robert Mugabe has died; anti-immigrant violence in South Africa against immigrants from other parts of Africa; women in South Africa are protesting an epidemic of violence against them, including femicide; the 28th World Economic Forum on Africa took place in Cape Town, South Africa from Sept. 4-6; and climate change has it impacts the continent. Our guest is Coumba Toure, coordinator for Africans Rising. She is based in Senegal, but is now on the ground in South Africa. We continue our coverage of the impact of Hurricane Dorian on the Bahamas and how island nations in the region are responding to the devastation of the hurricane as well as the threat to the Caribbean islands by climate change. Our guest is David Commissiong, who coordinated a media-thon this past Sunday in Barbados to assist victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. He is also the Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM, the organization of Caribbean governments.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The worlds oldest Western-style democracy, the British Parliament, has been shut down for five weeks by conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This, in a move that he hopes will allow Britain to leave the European Union without a deal. This is opposed not only by opposition members of the Labour Party, but also by ministers and members of Parliament from his own party. What is going on? Whats at stake? What are the wider implications? Our guest is London-based Sam Weinstein, a former labor union official and member of U.K.-based movement Momentum is our guest. We return to our Africa Watch series. The long-time President Robert Mugabe has died; anti-immigrant violence in South Africa against immigrants from other parts of Africa; women in South Africa are protesting an epidemic of violence against them, including femicide; the 28th World Economic Forum on Africa took place in Cape Town, South Africa from Sept. 4-6; and climate change has it impacts the continent. Our guest is Coumba Toure, coordinator for Africans Rising. She is based in Senegal, but is now on the ground in South Africa. We continue our coverage of the impact of Hurricane Dorian on the Bahamas and how island nations in the region are responding to the devastation of the hurricane as well as the threat to the Caribbean islands by climate change. Our guest is David Commissiong, who coordinated a media-thon this past Sunday in Barbados to assist victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. He is also the Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM, the organization of Caribbean governments.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The worlds oldest Western-style democracy, the British Parliament, has been shut down for five weeks by conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This, in a move that he hopes will allow Britain to leave the European Union without a deal. This is opposed not only by opposition members of the Labour Party, but also by ministers and members of Parliament from his own party. What is going on? Whats at stake? What are the wider implications? Our guest is London-based Sam Weinstein, a former labor union official and member of U.K.-based movement Momentum is our guest. We return to our Africa Watch series. The long-time President Robert Mugabe has died; anti-immigrant violence in South Africa against immigrants from other parts of Africa; women in South Africa are protesting an epidemic of violence against them, including femicide; the 28th World Economic Forum on Africa took place in Cape Town, South Africa from Sept. 4-6; and climate change has it impacts the continent. Our guest is Coumba Toure, coordinator for Africans Rising. She is based in Senegal, but is now on the ground in South Africa. We continue our coverage of the impact of Hurricane Dorian on the Bahamas and how island nations in the region are responding to the devastation of the hurricane as well as the threat to the Caribbean islands by climate change. Our guest is David Commissiong, who coordinated a media-thon this past Sunday in Barbados to assist victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. He is also the Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM, the organization of Caribbean governments.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The worlds oldest Western-style democracy, the British Parliament, has been shut down for five weeks by conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This, in a move that he hopes will allow Britain to leave the European Union without a deal. This is opposed not only by opposition members of the Labour Party, but also by ministers and members of Parliament from his own party. What is going on? Whats at stake? What are the wider implications? Our guest is London-based Sam Weinstein, a former labor union official and member of U.K.-based movement Momentum is our guest. We return to our Africa Watch series. The long-time President Robert Mugabe has died; anti-immigrant violence in South Africa against immigrants from other parts of Africa; women in South Africa are protesting an epidemic of violence against them, including femicide; the 28th World Economic Forum on Africa took place in Cape Town, South Africa from Sept. 4-6; and climate change has it impacts the continent. Our guest is Coumba Toure, coordinator for Africans Rising. She is based in Senegal, but is now on the ground in South Africa. We continue our coverage of the impact of Hurricane Dorian on the Bahamas and how island nations in the region are responding to the devastation of the hurricane as well as the threat to the Caribbean islands by climate change. Our guest is David Commissiong, who coordinated a media-thon this past Sunday in Barbados to assist victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas. He is also the Barbados Ambassador to CARICOM, the organization of Caribbean governments.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Hurricane Dorian is now lashing South Carolina, where there is concern about storm surge and flooding. This, after leaving the Bahamas devastated. In particular, the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. The hurricane stayed over Grand Bahama for more than 41 hours, which is historic. It has caused massive devastation. According to the Bahamian government, at least 20 people thus far have been killed, but that number is expected to rise. Also, there is a list of over 550,000 people who are unaccounted for. We speak with Jeremy Collymore, the Special Advisor on Resilience Planning and Disaster Risk Management to the Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies. He was the former Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA). CDEMA is now mobilizing to respond to the crisis. We also speak with Dr. ChenziRa Davis Kahina, a Caribbean-based educator, cultural heritage artist and administrator, naturopathic therapist, ordained ministerial priestess, community developer and visionary. Also, the UK is in turmoil as conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, backed by Donald Trump, faces defeat after defeat in Parliament as he tries to push forward on a no-deal Brexit. Our guest is Sam Weinstein, based in London, England. He is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. Weinstein was previously based in the United States, where he was an official with the Utility Workers Union of America. Lastly, our weekly Earth Watch. Why is it that some environmentalists are against a move by the California Tropical Forest Standard? What's the problem? Our guest is Gary Hughes, who has worked for decades on forest, climate and energy issues, and is currently the California Policy Monitor with Biofuelwatch. Hughes will be in Santiago, Chile later this year for events surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Hurricane Dorian is now lashing South Carolina, where there is concern about storm surge and flooding. This, after leaving the Bahamas devastated. In particular, the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. The hurricane stayed over Grand Bahama for more than 41 hours, which is historic. It has caused massive devastation. According to the Bahamian government, at least 20 people thus far have been killed, but that number is expected to rise. Also, there is a list of over 550,000 people who are unaccounted for. We speak with Jeremy Collymore, the Special Advisor on Resilience Planning and Disaster Risk Management to the Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies. He was the former Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA). CDEMA is now mobilizing to respond to the crisis. We also speak with Dr. ChenziRa Davis Kahina, a Caribbean-based educator, cultural heritage artist and administrator, naturopathic therapist, ordained ministerial priestess, community developer and visionary. Also, the UK is in turmoil as conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, backed by Donald Trump, faces defeat after defeat in Parliament as he tries to push forward on a no-deal Brexit. Our guest is Sam Weinstein, based in London, England. He is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. Weinstein was previously based in the United States, where he was an official with the Utility Workers Union of America. Lastly, our weekly Earth Watch. Why is it that some environmentalists are against a move by the California Tropical Forest Standard? What's the problem? Our guest is Gary Hughes, who has worked for decades on forest, climate and energy issues, and is currently the California Policy Monitor with Biofuelwatch. Hughes will be in Santiago, Chile later this year for events surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Hurricane Dorian is now lashing South Carolina, where there is concern about storm surge and flooding. This, after leaving the Bahamas devastated. In particular, the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. The hurricane stayed over Grand Bahama for more than 41 hours, which is historic. It has caused massive devastation. According to the Bahamian government, at least 20 people thus far have been killed, but that number is expected to rise. Also, there is a list of over 550,000 people who are unaccounted for. We speak with Jeremy Collymore, the Special Advisor on Resilience Planning and Disaster Risk Management to the Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies. He was the former Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA). CDEMA is now mobilizing to respond to the crisis. We also speak with Dr. ChenziRa Davis Kahina, a Caribbean-based educator, cultural heritage artist and administrator, naturopathic therapist, ordained ministerial priestess, community developer and visionary. Also, the UK is in turmoil as conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, backed by Donald Trump, faces defeat after defeat in Parliament as he tries to push forward on a no-deal Brexit. Our guest is Sam Weinstein, based in London, England. He is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. Weinstein was previously based in the United States, where he was an official with the Utility Workers Union of America. Lastly, our weekly Earth Watch. Why is it that some environmentalists are against a move by the California Tropical Forest Standard? What's the problem? Our guest is Gary Hughes, who has worked for decades on forest, climate and energy issues, and is currently the California Policy Monitor with Biofuelwatch. Hughes will be in Santiago, Chile later this year for events surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Hurricane Dorian is now lashing South Carolina, where there is concern about storm surge and flooding. This, after leaving the Bahamas devastated. In particular, the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. The hurricane stayed over Grand Bahama for more than 41 hours, which is historic. It has caused massive devastation. According to the Bahamian government, at least 20 people thus far have been killed, but that number is expected to rise. Also, there is a list of over 550,000 people who are unaccounted for. We speak with Jeremy Collymore, the Special Advisor on Resilience Planning and Disaster Risk Management to the Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies. He was the former Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA). CDEMA is now mobilizing to respond to the crisis. We also speak with Dr. ChenziRa Davis Kahina, a Caribbean-based educator, cultural heritage artist and administrator, naturopathic therapist, ordained ministerial priestess, community developer and visionary. Also, the UK is in turmoil as conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, backed by Donald Trump, faces defeat after defeat in Parliament as he tries to push forward on a no-deal Brexit. Our guest is Sam Weinstein, based in London, England. He is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. Weinstein was previously based in the United States, where he was an official with the Utility Workers Union of America. Lastly, our weekly Earth Watch. Why is it that some environmentalists are against a move by the California Tropical Forest Standard? What's the problem? Our guest is Gary Hughes, who has worked for decades on forest, climate and energy issues, and is currently the California Policy Monitor with Biofuelwatch. Hughes will be in Santiago, Chile later this year for events surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Hurricane Dorian is now lashing South Carolina, where there is concern about storm surge and flooding. This, after leaving the Bahamas devastated. In particular, the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. The hurricane stayed over Grand Bahama for more than 41 hours, which is historic. It has caused massive devastation. According to the Bahamian government, at least 20 people thus far have been killed, but that number is expected to rise. Also, there is a list of over 550,000 people who are unaccounted for. We speak with Jeremy Collymore, the Special Advisor on Resilience Planning and Disaster Risk Management to the Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies. He was the former Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA). CDEMA is now mobilizing to respond to the crisis. We also speak with Dr. ChenziRa Davis Kahina, a Caribbean-based educator, cultural heritage artist and administrator, naturopathic therapist, ordained ministerial priestess, community developer and visionary. Also, the UK is in turmoil as conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, backed by Donald Trump, faces defeat after defeat in Parliament as he tries to push forward on a no-deal Brexit. Our guest is Sam Weinstein, based in London, England. He is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. Weinstein was previously based in the United States, where he was an official with the Utility Workers Union of America. Lastly, our weekly Earth Watch. Why is it that some environmentalists are against a move by the California Tropical Forest Standard? What's the problem? Our guest is Gary Hughes, who has worked for decades on forest, climate and energy issues, and is currently the California Policy Monitor with Biofuelwatch. Hughes will be in Santiago, Chile later this year for events surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Hurricane Dorian is now lashing South Carolina, where there is concern about storm surge and flooding. This, after leaving the Bahamas devastated. In particular, the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. The hurricane stayed over Grand Bahama for more than 41 hours, which is historic. It has caused massive devastation. According to the Bahamian government, at least 20 people thus far have been killed, but that number is expected to rise. Also, there is a list of over 550,000 people who are unaccounted for. We speak with Jeremy Collymore, the Special Advisor on Resilience Planning and Disaster Risk Management to the Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies. He was the former Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA). CDEMA is now mobilizing to respond to the crisis. We also speak with Dr. ChenziRa Davis Kahina, a Caribbean-based educator, cultural heritage artist and administrator, naturopathic therapist, ordained ministerial priestess, community developer and visionary. Also, the UK is in turmoil as conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, backed by Donald Trump, faces defeat after defeat in Parliament as he tries to push forward on a no-deal Brexit. Our guest is Sam Weinstein, based in London, England. He is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. Weinstein was previously based in the United States, where he was an official with the Utility Workers Union of America. Lastly, our weekly Earth Watch. Why is it that some environmentalists are against a move by the California Tropical Forest Standard? What's the problem? Our guest is Gary Hughes, who has worked for decades on forest, climate and energy issues, and is currently the California Policy Monitor with Biofuelwatch. Hughes will be in Santiago, Chile later this year for events surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Hurricane Dorian is now lashing South Carolina, where there is concern about storm surge and flooding. This, after leaving the Bahamas devastated. In particular, the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. The hurricane stayed over Grand Bahama for more than 41 hours, which is historic. It has caused massive devastation. According to the Bahamian government, at least 20 people thus far have been killed, but that number is expected to rise. Also, there is a list of over 550,000 people who are unaccounted for. We speak with Jeremy Collymore, the Special Advisor on Resilience Planning and Disaster Risk Management to the Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies. He was the former Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA). CDEMA is now mobilizing to respond to the crisis. We also speak with Dr. ChenziRa Davis Kahina, a Caribbean-based educator, cultural heritage artist and administrator, naturopathic therapist, ordained ministerial priestess, community developer and visionary. Also, the UK is in turmoil as conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, backed by Donald Trump, faces defeat after defeat in Parliament as he tries to push forward on a no-deal Brexit. Our guest is Sam Weinstein, based in London, England. He is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. Weinstein was previously based in the United States, where he was an official with the Utility Workers Union of America. Lastly, our weekly Earth Watch. Why is it that some environmentalists are against a move by the California Tropical Forest Standard? What's the problem? Our guest is Gary Hughes, who has worked for decades on forest, climate and energy issues, and is currently the California Policy Monitor with Biofuelwatch. Hughes will be in Santiago, Chile later this year for events surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Hurricane Dorian is now lashing South Carolina, where there is concern about storm surge and flooding. This, after leaving the Bahamas devastated. In particular, the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. The hurricane stayed over Grand Bahama for more than 41 hours, which is historic. It has caused massive devastation. According to the Bahamian government, at least 20 people thus far have been killed, but that number is expected to rise. Also, there is a list of over 550,000 people who are unaccounted for. We speak with Jeremy Collymore, the Special Advisor on Resilience Planning and Disaster Risk Management to the Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies. He was the former Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA). CDEMA is now mobilizing to respond to the crisis. We also speak with Dr. ChenziRa Davis Kahina, a Caribbean-based educator, cultural heritage artist and administrator, naturopathic therapist, ordained ministerial priestess, community developer and visionary. Also, the UK is in turmoil as conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, backed by Donald Trump, faces defeat after defeat in Parliament as he tries to push forward on a no-deal Brexit. Our guest is Sam Weinstein, based in London, England. He is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. Weinstein was previously based in the United States, where he was an official with the Utility Workers Union of America. Lastly, our weekly Earth Watch. Why is it that some environmentalists are against a move by the California Tropical Forest Standard? What's the problem? Our guest is Gary Hughes, who has worked for decades on forest, climate and energy issues, and is currently the California Policy Monitor with Biofuelwatch. Hughes will be in Santiago, Chile later this year for events surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Hurricane Dorian is now lashing South Carolina, where there is concern about storm surge and flooding. This, after leaving the Bahamas devastated. In particular, the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama. The hurricane stayed over Grand Bahama for more than 41 hours, which is historic. It has caused massive devastation. According to the Bahamian government, at least 20 people thus far have been killed, but that number is expected to rise. Also, there is a list of over 550,000 people who are unaccounted for. We speak with Jeremy Collymore, the Special Advisor on Resilience Planning and Disaster Risk Management to the Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies. He was the former Executive Director of the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA). CDEMA is now mobilizing to respond to the crisis. We also speak with Dr. ChenziRa Davis Kahina, a Caribbean-based educator, cultural heritage artist and administrator, naturopathic therapist, ordained ministerial priestess, community developer and visionary. Also, the UK is in turmoil as conservative Prime Minister Boris Johnson, backed by Donald Trump, faces defeat after defeat in Parliament as he tries to push forward on a no-deal Brexit. Our guest is Sam Weinstein, based in London, England. He is active with the Camden branch of Momentum, a regional grassroots network arising out of the movement following the Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader campaign. Weinstein was previously based in the United States, where he was an official with the Utility Workers Union of America. Lastly, our weekly Earth Watch. Why is it that some environmentalists are against a move by the California Tropical Forest Standard? What's the problem? Our guest is Gary Hughes, who has worked for decades on forest, climate and energy issues, and is currently the California Policy Monitor with Biofuelwatch. Hughes will be in Santiago, Chile later this year for events surrounding the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Environmental damage caused by the government shutdown. Experts are saying in some instances, it will take the environment 300 years to recover. Our weekly Earth Watch guest is Jeff Ruch, Executive Director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). The Democratic Party is pushing out Kamala Harris " a Black woman, two-term U.S. Senator " as a lead candidate in the run for President. Prior to being in the Senate, Harris was the Attorney General of California, where she ran afoul of the Black Lives Matter movement for her position on withholding support for special investigations in police shootings. As Senator, she has sided with the Zionist lobby and against Palestinian interests. We speak with Stephen Zunes, professor of politics and coordinator of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of San Francisco. What is going on with Brexit? What is it and why is it splitting public opinion and legislators in the U.K.? We speak with U.K.-based Sam Weinstein, with Payday Men's Network, who volunteers with Momentum, a grassroots movement outside of Britain's Labour Party, but supports Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. Also, the latest on the U.S.-backed attempted coup in Venezuela. We speak with journalist Paul Dobson, who is on the ground in Venezuela.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Environmental damage caused by the government shutdown. Experts are saying in some instances, it will take the environment 300 years to recover. Our weekly Earth Watch guest is Jeff Ruch, Executive Director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). The Democratic Party is pushing out Kamala Harris " a Black woman, two-term U.S. Senator " as a lead candidate in the run for President. Prior to being in the Senate, Harris was the Attorney General of California, where she ran afoul of the Black Lives Matter movement for her position on withholding support for special investigations in police shootings. As Senator, she has sided with the Zionist lobby and against Palestinian interests. We speak with Stephen Zunes, professor of politics and coordinator of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of San Francisco. What is going on with Brexit? What is it and why is it splitting public opinion and legislators in the U.K.? We speak with U.K.-based Sam Weinstein, with Payday Men's Network, who volunteers with Momentum, a grassroots movement outside of Britain's Labour Party, but supports Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. Also, the latest on the U.S.-backed attempted coup in Venezuela. We speak with journalist Paul Dobson, who is on the ground in Venezuela.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Environmental damage caused by the government shutdown. Experts are saying in some instances, it will take the environment 300 years to recover. Our weekly Earth Watch guest is Jeff Ruch, Executive Director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). The Democratic Party is pushing out Kamala Harris " a Black woman, two-term U.S. Senator " as a lead candidate in the run for President. Prior to being in the Senate, Harris was the Attorney General of California, where she ran afoul of the Black Lives Matter movement for her position on withholding support for special investigations in police shootings. As Senator, she has sided with the Zionist lobby and against Palestinian interests. We speak with Stephen Zunes, professor of politics and coordinator of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of San Francisco. What is going on with Brexit? What is it and why is it splitting public opinion and legislators in the U.K.? We speak with U.K.-based Sam Weinstein, with Payday Men's Network, who volunteers with Momentum, a grassroots movement outside of Britain's Labour Party, but supports Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. Also, the latest on the U.S.-backed attempted coup in Venezuela. We speak with journalist Paul Dobson, who is on the ground in Venezuela.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Environmental damage caused by the government shutdown. Experts are saying in some instances, it will take the environment 300 years to recover. Our weekly Earth Watch guest is Jeff Ruch, Executive Director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). The Democratic Party is pushing out Kamala Harris " a Black woman, two-term U.S. Senator " as a lead candidate in the run for President. Prior to being in the Senate, Harris was the Attorney General of California, where she ran afoul of the Black Lives Matter movement for her position on withholding support for special investigations in police shootings. As Senator, she has sided with the Zionist lobby and against Palestinian interests. We speak with Stephen Zunes, professor of politics and coordinator of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of San Francisco. What is going on with Brexit? What is it and why is it splitting public opinion and legislators in the U.K.? We speak with U.K.-based Sam Weinstein, with Payday Men's Network, who volunteers with Momentum, a grassroots movement outside of Britain's Labour Party, but supports Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. Also, the latest on the U.S.-backed attempted coup in Venezuela. We speak with journalist Paul Dobson, who is on the ground in Venezuela.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Environmental damage caused by the government shutdown. Experts are saying in some instances, it will take the environment 300 years to recover. Our weekly Earth Watch guest is Jeff Ruch, Executive Director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). The Democratic Party is pushing out Kamala Harris " a Black woman, two-term U.S. Senator " as a lead candidate in the run for President. Prior to being in the Senate, Harris was the Attorney General of California, where she ran afoul of the Black Lives Matter movement for her position on withholding support for special investigations in police shootings. As Senator, she has sided with the Zionist lobby and against Palestinian interests. We speak with Stephen Zunes, professor of politics and coordinator of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of San Francisco. What is going on with Brexit? What is it and why is it splitting public opinion and legislators in the U.K.? We speak with U.K.-based Sam Weinstein, with Payday Men's Network, who volunteers with Momentum, a grassroots movement outside of Britain's Labour Party, but supports Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. Also, the latest on the U.S.-backed attempted coup in Venezuela. We speak with journalist Paul Dobson, who is on the ground in Venezuela.

Today on Sojourner Truth: Environmental damage caused by the government shutdown. Experts are saying in some instances, it will take the environment 300 years to recover. Our weekly Earth Watch guest is Jeff Ruch, Executive Director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER). The Democratic Party is pushing out Kamala Harris " a Black woman, two-term U.S. Senator " as a lead candidate in the run for President. Prior to being in the Senate, Harris was the Attorney General of California, where she ran afoul of the Black Lives Matter movement for her position on withholding support for special investigations in police shootings. As Senator, she has sided with the Zionist lobby and against Palestinian interests. We speak with Stephen Zunes, professor of politics and coordinator of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of San Francisco. What is going on with Brexit? What is it and why is it splitting public opinion and legislators in the U.K.? We speak with U.K.-based Sam Weinstein, with Payday Men's Network, who volunteers with Momentum, a grassroots movement outside of Britain's Labour Party, but supports Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. Also, the latest on the U.S.-backed attempted coup in Venezuela. We speak with journalist Paul Dobson, who is on the ground in Venezuela.

"Because we live in a country where our most admired citizens are labeled "winners," we often fail to appreciate the tremendous value of defeat. Well, thank goodness for Sam Weinman, whose ode to dropping the ball, missing the shot, failing to rise to the occasion is a beautiful—and important—reminder that second place often trumps first. A blissful read." — Jeff Pearlman, New York bestselling author of The Bad Guys Won About WIN AT LOSING: Most people are driven to win. Whether it is in competitive sports, political or artistic endeavors, academic prestige, or any number of pursuits requiring talent and persistence. The desire to win has driven humanity’s most talented individuals to produce unfathomable achievements and to excel beyond their highest expectations. However, this fixation on winning can also crush the human spirit. Like many parents, author and award-winning sports journalist Sam Weinman noticed how this need to win was preventing his sons from coping with inevitable losses (such as a lower grade on a test or a botched tennis match). Wanting to give his sons perspective, and having witnessed many greats in the world of sports weather crushing defeats, Weinman set out to discover how some of the most celebrated public figures were able to bounce back after humiliating, often epic losses. In WIN AT LOSING: How Our Biggest Setbacks Can Lead to Our Greatest Gains (A TarcherPerigee Hardcover; on sale December 20, 2016), Weinman interviews pro athletes, business executives, politicians, and Hollywood stars, and consults leading psychologists and coaches, in order to understand the essential life skill of “learning to lose.” It turns out, being a good loser is exactly what we should aspire to be: resilient, objective, and persistent. With inspirational and deeply personal stories from the likes of Emmy-award winning actress Susan Lucci, pro golfer Greg Norman, and presidential nominee Michael Dukakis, WIN AT LOSING offers a unique and much-needed take on the upside of losing, and why it is essential to enjoying a truly successful life. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: SAM WEINMAN is the Digital Editor of GolfDigest.com, where, during his tenure, the website has grown to boast the largest digital audience in golf and has been nominated for several National Magazine Awards. Prior to that, he was the lead hockey and golf writer for The Journal News and LoHud.com, during which time he launched the popular hockey blog, "Rangers Report." For more than a decade, Sam's work has regularly appeared in Gannett newspapers around the country, including USA Today, and he has contributed to Golf World, Yahoo! Sports, ESPN the Magazine, and Sports Illustrated. He is the recipient of several national writing awards for his coverage of the PGA Tour and the National Hockey League. He lives with his wife and two boys in Rye, NY, where he coaches multiple youth sports teams.

To download the mp3 file to your computer, right-click on this link and choose 'Save target as...' or 'Save link as...' and save the podcast to a suitable location on your local drive. Get ready to hear how you can excel, even when your back is to the wall. This week's episode with author and trader, Dave Bell, will give you the motivation you need to push forward in the markets. Also hear some other fascinating insights from Louise Bedford, Caroline Stephen and Catherine Duc. Dave Bell - The Gardener's Guide to Growing Money Trees After living hand to mouth existence for 20 years, Dave Bell graduated from the School of Financial Hard Knocks when he stumbled across the share markets. He firmly planted his trading roots and has since grown a money tree so large he bought a house, quit his job, and pursues his passions.   Dave has gone from being as ‘poor as a church mouse’ to becoming quite well off, and in the process fulfilled a lifelong dream of becoming a successful author. To check out his international award-winning photography book (The Gardener’s Guide to Growing Money Trees) that the profits from share trading allowed him to produce, please visit www.davebell.com.au  You can also visit him on Facebook. If you would like to receive his 3 x favourite share market photo/ observations from the book, please email Dave (info@davebell.com.au), and he will send them to you for free. Louise Bedford - The 7 Deadly Share trading Sins and Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets. Beware of the devil inside when you trade the markets. Louise Bedford discusses the 7 Deadly Sins to trading. Find out which ones ensnared her and how she recovered. You just can’t be an angel all the time. Also hear why Louise is reading Sam Weinstein’s book ‘Secrets For Profiting In Bull and Bear Markets.’   Caroline Stephen – Market Matters There is a bright twinkle on the horizon with the weekly chart displaying the complete formation of a morning star. Let’s wait and see if this little bounce holds next week. And hear how the Mentor Program changed Catherine Duc from playing space invaders with the markets to becoming a consistent and successful trader.  

On this episode of JM in the AM, Nachum got the latest news from the West Side Institutional Synagogue and their Major Super Bowl plans, he checked in with Yeshiva University's Center for the Jewish Future and he interviewed Rabbi Yossi Kanelsky about the latest Center for Jewish Life in Marlboro, NJ. All that, along with great Jewish music, Morning Chizuk with Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser and news from Israel made for another amazing edition of JM in the AM.