Podcasts about Senior Warden

Disgraced music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs turned 55 on Monday. He spent his birthday behind bars at the Metropolitan Detention Center on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. The jail recently underwent a massive sweep that uncovered different types of dangerous contraband. Law&Crime's Jesse Weber discusses the implications with Dr. DeWayne Hendrix, a retired Senior Warden with the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Prisons.PLEASE SUPPORT THE SHOW: Kalshi: Bet on the election! Get a free $20 bonus with a $100+ deposit at https://kalshi.com/SidebarHOST:Jesse Weber: https://twitter.com/jessecordweberLAW&CRIME SIDEBAR PRODUCTION:YouTube Management - Bobby SzokeVideo Editing - Michael Deininger and Christina FalconeScript Writing & Producing - Savannah Williamson & Juliana BattagliaGuest Booking - Alyssa Fisher & Diane KayeSocial Media Management - Vanessa BeinSTAY UP-TO-DATE WITH THE LAW&CRIME NETWORK:Watch Law&Crime Network on YouTubeTV: https://bit.ly/3td2e3yWhere To Watch Law&Crime Network: https://bit.ly/3akxLK5Sign Up For Law&Crime's Daily Newsletter: https://bit.ly/LawandCrimeNewsletterRead Fascinating Articles From Law&Crime Network: https://bit.ly/3td2IqoLAW&CRIME NETWORK SOCIAL MEDIA:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawandcrime/Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawCrimeNetworkFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawandcrimeTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/lawandcrimenetworkTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lawandcrimeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

At the 2024 Annual Meeting, the Rev. Nick Lannon gave his "state of the parish" address, John Sweeney gave a Senior Warden's report, and John Fidler shared a Treasurer's report. Finally, Rob Gregor and Mitchell Holley were elected to the vestry.

I changed some of the ways which my lodge runs, and over the last 9 months it's been for the better. Now, this wouldn't be achievable if the Worshipful Master wasn't on board. But, I'm glad that he gave me that latitude as Senior Warden to do so. As a “Past Master” I took on SW to fill a gap in the officers, something which all PM's are well accustomed to. However this has allowed me the opportunity to also take charge of the workmen, just as King Solomon (WM) charged King Hiram to do.Show Notes:Read original article on SubstackFollow the Daily Masonic Progress Podcast on SpotifySubscribe to the Daily Masonic Progress Podcast on Apple PodcastsRead and subscribe to Daily Masonic Progress on SubstackWatch and Subscribe Youtube

This interview has been long overdue. Brother Jason E. Reichenberg from Texas reached out to me on January 17th, 2024. Brother Reichenberg is the Senior Warden of Victory Lodge in Texas and if all goes well will sit in the east next year. What he said was that he had lost 55 pounds and that he attributed it the Freemasonry. Life happens, you get a new job, you get married, you begin to focus on making more money, and the next thing you know you're 60lb. overweight. How do you get the weight off and keep it off, especially after 40? Don't rely on one thing to lose weight effort discipline working tools of Freemasonry - the common gavel and the twenty-four-inch gauge the alchemy of fat into muscle - 4 elements of earth, fire, water & air set goals deal with setbacks and pain what happens at lodge masonic education at every meeting Follow me at Masonicmsucle@instagram TikTok @Masonicmuscle357 #mason #goals #weighlifting #education #manlyphall #mysteries #history #jog #walking #fellowship #bluelodge #temple #body #mind #effort #discipline #vision --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cesar-rubio5/message

Bro. Ben Barnes is our guest on the first Episode of season 4 of The Traveling Man! We talk about Ben sitting as Senior Warden of East Palestine Lodge No. 417 and what it's like looking to the East! We also talk about the upcoming Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Ohio! Ben also talks about being our very first guest 70 Episodes ago as well!! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jim-hall0/message

Stewardship Moment by our Senior Warden, Shari Raife. Oct. 1, 2024

This is the sermon for Sunday, 7/30/23, recorded at Trinity Episcopal Church in Southport, Connecticut.  Information about Trinity can be found at trinitysouthport.org.

Today Jim Elliot, Senior Warden of Immanuel, continues our series "Walking by Faith", by preaching through Hebrews 11:8-22. Through the Hebrews writer's commendation of Abraham and Sarah, he shows the three things needed to follow God's call in faith; obedience, a heavenly perspective, and a belief in God's eternal promises. Today's podcast is brought to you by Immanuel Anglican Church in Chicago, which seeks to lift high the Son of God in the city of Chicago, that all my be drawn to him. If you've enjoyed listening and would like to support Immanuel's vision and ministry, you can do so by visiting https://immanuelanglican.org/give

This is the sermon for Sunday, 7/9/23, recorded at Trinity Episcopal Church in Southport, Connecticut.  Information about Trinity can be found at trinitysouthport.org.

Ep. #295. I am a Freemason. Here is my confession. I've been out of the lodge since 2012, and I do toy with the idea of joining again. Since 2006, I've heard every accusation against the Masons that I can imagine. The most common is that we run the world and/or worship the devil. What I find is that once peoples minds have been made up, that's it. No discussion can be had. To diminish the fact that I'm an ACTUAL Mason, it's always the same comment: "you just didn't get high enough to learn the truth". This has ALWAYS been said to me as a statement, never once has anyone ever asked, "did you make it to the highest levels?" People prefer to assume, instead of ask. I was a Master Mason, sat as a Senior Warden, and was elected to be Master of the lodge, Sherwood #183. Masonry does not have a vertical hierarchy. Instead, we have a system of lateral progression, which is baffling to most folks. We don't hold office above each other. Instead, we walk WITH each other as guides on our journey. Our system is a threat to the notion of hierarchal establishments. It's little wonder that we are attacked so often, and so viciously. Are all Freemasons good people? Nope. Definitely not. Just like EVERY group of people, we have some bad apples, and a whole lot of good eggs. Veterans, Police, Nurses, Trades people, Politicians, ....all are groups of individuals. Some are bad, some are good. The lessons of freemasonry however are wonderful. Faith, Hope, Charity. Good stuff. Brotherly love, and harmony. Very good stuff. I hope you enjoyed this episode. Be well. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tango-romeo/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tango-romeo/support

Senior Warden Rudy Nickens kicks off our February preaching series, with a sermon on Jesus' "You are the salt of the earth." The Black community brings flavor, life, and stories of resistance. Join us as we mark Black History Month, especially this year.

Louis Malone Finlay, Jr., 90, of Gainestown and Jackson died September 6, 2022 following a brief illness. He was born January 31, 1932 in Mobile to Louis Malone Finlay, Sr. and Sally Smith Finlay. Louis attended the University of Alabama where he was a member of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity and later graduated with a degree in Business Administration. Having spent most of his career working with M W Smith Lumber Company in Jackson, he was an active tree farmer. He was also a devoted member and former Senior Warden at St. Peters Episcopal Church in Jackson. A lifelong...Article Link

The heart behind activism can sometimes be overlooked– but it's often what grounds us in why we do this work. That couldn't be more true for the Episcopal Diocese of Utah. This spring, they passed a Resolution in support of America's Red Rock Wilderness Act (ARRWA) and Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments. The church's support benefits future generations of Americans and show respect for Indigenous people with ties to the land, and it furthers action to combat climate change and stem the global loss of biodiversity by protecting habitat for all living beings.⁠Joining this episode to discuss the importance of this resolution as one component of protecting all living things are three people from the Episcopal Church in Utah:  the Very Reverend Tyler Doherty, the Dean & Rector at St Mark's Cathedral; Ron Barness, a longtime member of St Mark's who serves on the vestry and is chair of the Creation Care sub-committee for the Episcopal Diocese of Utah; and Forrest Cuch, a Ute tribal Elder, Senior Warden at St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church in Whiterocks, Utah, and a member of the Creation Care sub-committee. Take Action After this Episode:Sign up to stay in the loop on redrock news and actions from SUWA!Thank you to our show supporters!Wild Utah is made possible by the contributing members of SUWA. Thank you for your support!Become a SUWA member today and support the Wild Utah PodcastSubscribe to Wild Utah on your favorite podcast app!wildutah.info/Stitcherwildutah.info/Applewildutah.info/SpotifyTheme music is by Haley Noel Austin, with interlude music by Larry Pattis.Dave Pacheco is the host of Wild Utah.Post studio production and editing is by Laura Borichevsky.

Show Summary . Darren Wallace served the State of Texas for more than 28 years in various positions with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. He began his career working on Death Row as a Correctional Officer, and worked his way up to the role of Senior Warden at one of Texas' largest prisons, housing over 3,000 inmates. Shortly after his retirement, one of Wallace's previous inmates reached out to him to encourage him to apply at a staffing agency for second chances, owing to his leadership inside prison. Wallace is now the Criminal Justice Consultant to Cornbread Hustle, which helps people coming out of prison find meaningful employment. . In this episode I ask Darren about his perspective on inmates when he first started and how that compares to his perspective now. We talk about everything from how and why he got started in corrections, to faith based dorms, to high tax appraisals, to death row, and how he coped with one of his officers being murdered. . Check out the links below to learn more about Darren and what all he's doing in retirement. .  Resources Mentioned in the Show: . Watch the Forgiven Felons Documentary: https://therokuchannel.roku.com/details/7abf5e84134e54a394b5b42544c08caa/forgiven-felons/season-1 . Cornbread Hustle website: https://cornbreadhustle.com/ . Follow Darren on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darren-wallace-800296217/ . Darren Wallace's Consulting:http://www.correctionalops.com/ . Watch the Introduction to Darren Wallace by Cornbread Hustle: https://youtu.be/qYg8MtbNr20 . Our Sponsor's Information: RP Media, robprice6@gmail.com 214-354-6364 Tell them you heard it here. . How to get more involved with Forgiven Felons: . Leave a review and subscribe on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/background-check-podcast/id1515831127 . Learn about our Future Plans: https://www.forgivenfelons.org/future-plans . Give to our organization: https://www.forgivenfelons.org/support . Follow Forgiven Felons on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

Cleola Bostic serves as the Senior Warden for Universalis Lodge #21 located in New York City under the Women's Grand Lodge of Belgium (GLFB) and is a dual member of Liberty #3 in Washington D.C. under the Grand Lodge of George Washington Union. In addition to her lodge work and busy life schedule, she is the Second Vice President for the Maryland Masonic Research Society. Although she has been a Freemason for 11 years, her love for history and research stems from her upbringing as a native Alexandria Virginian with deep family roots in America's Historic Triangle – Jamestown, Williamsburg, Yorktown. She enjoys traveling and being in fellowship with like-minded Freemasons worldwide. This episode was recorded in early December 2021, so please forgive our now out-of-season holiday greetings. Support the show

Our gathering begins with a special announcement from Family Pastor, Sarah Fetz, and is followed by a brief financial update from Senior Warden of the Vestry, Andy Culp. Jordan leads us in a homily on Luke 6.

Our gathering begins with a special announcement from Family Pastor, Sarah Fetz, and is followed by a brief financial update from Senior Warden of the Vestry, Andy Culp. Jordan leads us in a homily on Luke 6.

Our senior warden Rudy Nickens and rector the Rev. Mike Angell talk through the year on vestry, preview our new Stained Glass Windows, and talk about leadership and Church. You can read The Senior Warden's written report here: https://www.holycommunion.net/annual-meeting Register for the annual meeting here: https://holycommunion.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIqfu-urTksGtORLAKAw9m89-vmTqIIPWko

We were so honoured that Kim agreed to do our podcast - he has made so many immeasurably magical wildlife programs, all completely unique because Kim actually immerses himself into his subjects lives, gains their trust and thereby catches a lot of unseen footage of the species he is following. Man Cheetah Wild is one of the best cheetah programs we have ever seen. "It's about the lifestyle and cameras provide me with the challenge to bring home stunning images and footage to share with the world helping create an international awareness in Africa's wildlife. I spend years in the field following my film subjects allowing me to become very intimate with them until they behave in the most natural way and ignore my presence. It goes beyond that too, when the animals grant me the absolute privilege of becoming a part of their lives. There is little, if anything, in life that can be more gratifying. It brings us back to the day when we too (man) used to roam the African plains living alongside these wild animals. A far more natural way of filming… It would be very selfish of me to experience and live this special life without sharing it with the world. So yes, maybe it is about the camera… WHERE DID IT ALL START? I had the good fortune of spending my early years growing up in the wilds of Africa: the Kruger National Park, South Africa, where my father, Henry Wolhuter, was the Head Ranger. My grandfather, Harry Wolhuter, the very first ranger of the Kruger National Park, is a national legend being the only man ever to kill an adult male lion single handed with a knife after it had pulled him from his horse. After my 2 years national service in the South African mounted infantry and a degree in Grassland Science I entered the wildlife arena managing a game farm in Botswana. Later I served as Senior Warden of Mlawula Nature Reserve in Swaziland before taking up the camera. Today I find myself following the family tradition, although in a slightly different way, making documentaries on southern African Wildlife. Since 1988 I have made wildlife documentaries for National Geographic, BBC, Discovery Channel and Animal Planet. I have now developed a very different niche in the wildlife filmmaking market, where I spend at least 2yrs on a production, getting to bond and develop very intimate relationships with my film subjects, all wild African animals. In the past these have included Leopard, Hyaena, Cheetah and African Wild Dogs. Through these intimate alliances I am not only able to document the animal's lives up close and personal, but people are seeing these animals in a way they've never seen them before and are able to engage more with the animal and almost feel what it's like to be that animal. I walk, run, hunt and sleep with these animals so much so that they completely accept my presence so everything I document is totally natural behaviour. This intimacy also provides a new look into animal behaviour, which at times is new to science. I have a very unique and natural affinity to develop these relationships with wild animals. Currently I live on Sango Wildlife Reserve in the Save Valley Conservancy in Zimbabwe, where I'm out every day and often all night living alongside my film subjects. This is no job, but a true passion handed down through generations of our Wolhuter family. Before retiring in 1948 after 44 years service in the Kruger National Park my grandfather Harry wrote: “My long experience has taught me that, thrilling the pleasures of shooting undoubtedly are, infinitely greater and far more lasting pleasure and interest can be obtained from the observation and study of wild animals, unafraid and uninterfered with, in their natural haunts; and I have never regretted my metamorphosis from hunter to guardian!” I can only hope he would be proud of me today…"

What is Freemasonry's role in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness? In this episode, Right Worshipful Brother Michael Jarzabek, Senior Warden of the Massachusetts Lodge of Research, discusses the Fraternal Review issue entitled The American Revolution. Among other topics, Wor. Bro. Jarzabek discusses the importance of understanding our Nation's history to improve our present and future, as well as a few of the American Revolution's unsung heroes and Fraternal Review's effort to publish the first cross-continental partnership with the brothers at The Massachusetts Lodge of Research. To find more content that expresses the pride of being a Freemason, visit TheResearchLodge.com.

Hello! On this episode, we are joined by Brothers Mark Mattern and Jim Stephens. Brother Mark is currently serving as Right Eminent Grand Commander of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Pennsylvania, and previously (and most importantly), Monarch for Ubar Grotto. Brother Jim is currently serving as Senior Warden of Lodge #43 in Lancaster and has previously provided MLP with the Lodge Business Brief. We also hear from Bro. Dutchy Doug, the Masonic News, and wrap things up with Larry's Down Home Chicken Bone Shindig Shakers. [00:00:00] Introductions [00:18:10] First break, brought to you by George J. Grove and Son [00:19:15] Jack starts us off with Brother Mark Mattern [00:37:55] Second break, brought to you by The Historic Smithton Inn [00:39:15] Tim brings us back with Brother Mark [00:47:15] Third break, brought to you by Hiram & Solomon Cigars [00:48:35] Jack introduces Brother Jim Stevens [01:20:10] Dutchy Doug [01:23:40] Jack brings us back with Brother Jim [01:29:00] Masonic News and the Wrap Up [01:43:00] Chickens [01:46:10] Outro MASONIC LITE PATREON www.patreon.com/MasonicLitePodcast Sign up to support the show with an automatic, monthly donation of $1, $5, or $13! SPONSORS: George J. Grove and Son: www.georgejgrove.com Historic Smithton Inn: www.historicsmithtoninn.com D&S CIGARS www.dnscigar.com The Red Serpent: By Larry Merris: www.amazon.com/Red-Serpent-Larry…ris/dp/1466478608 Masonic Scarves: By Pete Ruggieri www.masonicscarves.com/ Intermezzo by Stephanie, Locally Handcrafted Chocolate www.facebook.com/IntermezzobyStephanie/ MEDIA ATTRIBUTION: Backing Track for Dutchy Doug: Meanwhile in - Bavaria Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ (EDITED TO FIT SEGMENT) Bye Everybody!

WB Jim Hall has Bro. Barry Weigle as a guest on the show! They go over jumping into the Officer line & having to jump out due to family. Then nearly 2 decades later jumping back into line. Barry also goes over his thoughts sitting as Senior Warden looking to the East next year! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jim-hall0/message

Located in the Rift Valley, Lake Bogoria National Reserve is a stunning place. It is adorned by a pink cloud of flamingos and geysers bubbling with the most spectacular hot water volcanic springs. But unfortunately, James Kimaru, the Lake Bogoria National Reserve Senior warden, told the Africa Climate Conversations that the lake has increased by more than 10 kilometres, and 90 percent of these hot springs are underwater. “With the rising temperatures resulting to enhanced rains the alkaline Lake Bogoria, fresh water lakes Baringo and Lake 94 might merge resulting to a massive biodiversity loss as a result. Kenyan's lack of interest in research for low financial allocation on conservation research,” Kimaru warned. Annually the lake earns Kenya between Kshs70-80 million, but visits have reduced by over 95 percent over the last year. But despite its tourist attraction and revenue generation Kimaru says only five percent of the Baringo county - home to three flooded rift valley lakes budget goes to conservation research. “A lot of research has been conducted in terms of water quality, inflow rates and soil texture but none has ever been done on the lake's level increase. The phenomenon has not been experienced,” Kimaru told the Africa Climate conversations.

Dewi Davies is the National Trust's Project Manger for the Upper Conwy Catchment Project -a landscape scale project to improve the quality of the environment and heritage of the Upper Conwy catchment. Dewi comes from a background of working in the uplands on land management, access and conservation. He has also worked for Snowdonia National Park as Senior Warden and was the first Cwm Idwal partnership officer. Dewi believes in taking action to improve access to the countryside and land management for nature, and doing this with other people who care about the same things. A fluent welsh speaker, Dewi wants future generations of people living and caring for Eryri to be able to spiritually connect with this special place, its names and its people through Cymraeg. He is a passionate believer that the communities of Eryri can work together and lead the way in protecting its special qualities, and that even when individuals can seem at odds with each other, there is always common ground. Perhaps this passion can be traced back to his childhood, roaming the hills and valleys above his home town of Llanfairfechan. We'll be trying to find out where Dewi comes from, what makes him tick and how he has landed a succession of dream jobs.

Producer Bruce has been down in the hole and John's out of costume Jeff is back . . . as Senior Warden? He's been busy It's election and installation time in After Lodge jurisdiction Speculation on what lies ahead in 2021, Godzilla, mutants, etc. On tailors, consignment shops, and old Templar uniforms Where has Tony been? Out doing the Santa circuit The stars are aligning . . . astronometric/astronomical/astrostuff Sound equipment reviews in After Lodge fashion Practicing some unhealthy self-care during isolation Chuck pushes Harlan's messianic button because things started to get too amicable. It's ice fishing season . . . but where's the ice? Are they aliens here? Ex-space agency member says "yes", the crew says "meh" Recounting John's last visit, are we ready for a next one? John and Chuck sabotage the outro, and we wrap up another week After Lodge Comments are now available directly on the After Lodge website Email us at afterlodge@gmail.com (mailto:afterlodge@gmail.com) Find us on Facebook (https://facebook.com/afterlodge) and Twitter (https://twitter.com/AfterLodge) Join us on IRC: irc.snoonet.org #freemasonry Special Guest: Charles "/u/k0np".

Rev. Matt interviews St. James's current Senior Warden and Hospital Chaplain- Lauren Rigsby

This is a very special series for Breaking Distance in Honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and Memorial Day featuring Dr. Richard Kimball Watkins, Decorated Vietnam Veteran (Purple Heart and the Air Medal with Eight-Oak Leaf Clusters), Activist and Retired Educator, to all of our fallen heroes, their families, all of our active military and veterans. We thank you for your service, your sacrifice and the freedoms you afford us all. We are grateful! "In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." – Martin Luther King, Jr.       This candid discussion with Dr. Watkins is near and dear to our hearts as he is the father of our co-host Monica Watkins. They share an important conversation about the experience of African-American members of the military throughout the years and, subsequently, the treatment of many veterans coming home from Vietnam.        More About Dr. Richard Kimball Watkins Dr. Richard Kimball Watkins received his Doctorate Degree in Educational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University in 1995. Previously, he received his Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Texas Southern University in 1975 and his Bachelor’s of Science in Animal Science from Prairie View A&M University in 1965.  Dr. Watkins is a decorated Army Veteran who served in Vietnam as an Officer Aviator. His helicopter was shot down during the Tet Offensive and he was missing in action for a brief time. He received the Purple Heart Medal and the Air Medal with Eight-Oak Leaf Clusters. While in the military, he received extensive training and responsibility in training program development and validation along with curriculum design and development. Dr. Watkins has been a research technician with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, a professional sales representative, business owner, university and public schools administrator and for over 20 years a prison administrator. The Executive Director of the Texas Prison System recruited Dr. Watkins in 1984 to re-design the correctional officer’s training program to make it comply with a federal court order. Dr. Watkins retired February 2005 from his last position at The Texas Department of Corrections as the Senior Warden of the Holliday Transfer Facility, a Texas Department of Criminal Justice Institutional Division with an annual budget of 9.3 million dollars. Dr. Watkins and his wife operate a training and management consulting firm. He serves on numerous board and councils and truly believes his motto “A life of service is the life that counts!”          LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR ANTI-TRAFFICKING ORGANIZATION BEAUTY FOR FREEDOM AT:    https://beautyforfreedom.org/       BEAUTY FOR FREEDOM MISSION STATEMENT      Art Therapy. Education. Empowerment. This is how we help survivors of human trafficking. We support recovery through creativity and skills training. We nurture our youth by removing potential stigmas surrounding self-expression, legitimizing their ideas, hopes, and dreams. In light of the COVID-19 global pandemic, we realize it’s our time to step up. Using the platform we’ve built to usher in change in the lives of people across the globe, we hope to help the world heal in this time of crisis. Here’s to paying it forward.    

Lyle Mullican, who is the Senior Warden of the Vestry talks about Redeemer's relationship with Ingrid's Food Pantry and the critical need for donations right now.

In this time of challenging circumstances, the Clergy has developed new creative ways for us to still worship the Lord. In this week’s installment, I was asked to lead Morning Prayer - a beautiful and simple way each of us can continue to worship either as individuals or as a small group. Please watch this first offering and send feedback on it to either me at stevethomas@live.com or to Rev. Chris Hamby at chris@stjamesp.org. We hope to bring you this alternate way to connect to God in this interim period of separation. For more information about our response please see our website stjamesp.org In His name, Steve Thomas Senior Warden, St. James Parish

Description:Constance Baker Motley was one of the most important civil rights lawyers of the twentieth century. Tapped by Thurgood Marshall early in 1945 to join the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, she was involved in more than 200 cases as either lead counsel or during the appeal of a case. In 1966, she became the first African American woman to be appointed as a federal judge. Joel Motley, III, Judge Motley’s son and producer of the multi-award-winning documentary, The Trials of Constance Baker Motley joins us to pay homage to this remarkable figure.Special thanks to Joel Motley, III and The Trials of Constance Baker Motley documentary for select archival footage.For additional reference, read Equal Justice Under Law: An Autobiography of Constance Baker Motley (Farrar, Straus and Giroux 1988).Get the documentary, The Trials of Constance Baker Motley here.Guest Bio:As a Managing Director at Public Capital Advisors, LLC, Mr. Motley provides advice on capital markets and infrastructure to emerging markets. He began his career in investment banking at Lazard Freres & Co. in 1985, and later became a founder of Carmona Motley Inc. in 1992. Prior to investment banking, Mr. Motley served as Regional Director for Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan in New York, following five years of corporate law practice which he began at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett. Mr. Motley received his J.D. and B.A. from Harvard University. He joined OppenheimerFunds' New York Board in 2002.In addition to his current role as Chairman of the Governance Committee of OppenheimerFunds' New York Board, Mr. Motley is active on a number of corporate and not-for-profit boards. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations (member of the Budget and Finance Committee), Chairman Emeritus of the Board of Human Rights Watch, and an independent director of the Board of the Office of Finance of the Federal Home Loan Bank System. Mr. Motley is the Senior Warden of the Vestry of Trinity Wall Street. He is also a board member of Historic Hudson Valley, The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, and the Greenwall Foundation.Support The Podcast:If you enjoy Hidden Legal Figures The Podcast, you can support us by donating here and by leaving a review here.To contact us or learn more about The Arc of Justice Institute, visit: https://onthearc.net/ Find Us On Social:TwitterInstagram Podcast TeamTerrass "Razz" Misher, Producer, Podcast-on-the-Go, LLCMia Mance, Social Media Communications, Mia Talks, LLCMarvin Cummings, Special Voice TalentDerrick Alexander Pope, J.D., Host________________________________Hidden Legal Figures is licensed for the exclusive use of The Arc of Justice Institute, Inc. The Arc of Justice Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, public educational institution. Hidden Legal Figures: The Podcast Copyright ©2019-2020 by Derrick Alexander Pope, J.D. All rights reserved.

Jimmy sits down with Linda Barry to reflect on being a Senior Warden! Enjoy!

Click here to read the full Trestle Board: https://www.freemason.org/doc/2018-08%20e-TB_FINAL.pdf?id=70429 Master's article Senior Warden’s article Junior Warden’s article Chaplain's article Article Article Article --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sslodge357/support

An announcement from St. James Senior Warden Steve Thomas

Dr. Ono attended Indiana University for both his undergraduate and graduate education. While at Indiana University, Dr. Ono served as a clinical instructor and was a member of the Beta Sigma Kappa optometric honor fraternity. Giving back with volunteer service to both the community and profession is a powerful calling. Dr. Ono was the Founder and Chair of the Minnesota Vision Project, which provided eye examinations and spectacles patients without adequate eye care insurance coverage. He currently volunteers in many public health eye care programs including the Millionair Club Charity Eye Clinic in Seattle for homeless individuals (http://www.millionairclub.org/how-we-help), InfantSEE for infants under 12-months of age (http://www.infantsee.org/) and Vision USA (http://www.aoafoundation.org/vision-usa/) for under-insured patients. In addition, Dr. Ono served as the Senior Warden and Vestry (board) member at St. Peter’s Episcopal Parish. Dr. Ono is an active member with his professional associations at the state, regional and national level. He currently serves as the Executive Chair of the Affiliate Relations and Membership Group and Chair of the Membership Development Committee of the AOA and Washington State Director of GWCO. Dr. Ono’s other leadership positions include President of GWCO, President of the Optometric Physicians of Washington (OPW), President of the Pierce County Optometric Society and Trustee and Membership Chair of OPW.  The Consumers' Research Council of America's Guide to America's Top Optometrists has recognized Dr. Ono as one of the top optometric physicians in America. His awards include the AOA President’s Award, OPW Jack Hale (Lifetime Achievement) Award, OPW Optometric Physician of the Year, OPW President’s Distinguished Service Award and the Minnesota Optometric Association (MOA) President’s Award.   

Summary   Senior executive with 35 years of experience in general management, business development, marketing, sales and finance. Multi-faceted background in both non-profit and for-profit sectors; direct and database marketing; social media marketing; outsourcing and the analysis of alternative cost effective measures. Strategic, results-driven leader with proven ability to create new organizations, spearhead change, foster groups to think outside the box.   Work Experience 2-1-1 Orange County (211OC): President and Chief Executive Officer (Sept. 2013 – current) Oversaw merger of two non-profit organizations, 211OC and OC Partnership, culminating in one 501 (c) (3) organization (211OC) in April 2014. Increased public and private funding of combined organization from $2 Million to $3+ Million income; multi-lingual staff of 40+ serving the Orange County community in prevention and diversion space. As the California PUC designated 2-1-1 organization for the County of Orange, we connect our diverse community to the 3000+ health and human resources they need via our Information & Referral Specialists (phone, text, email and interactive website). 211OC manages and curates this resource database, operating 24/7/365 in four (4) languages in-house (with access to 300+ languages and dialects via a language line). As the US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) designated Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) lead, oversee a multi-lingual team to manage the HMIS database and processes for the OC Continuum of Care. Includes reporting and analytics for 34 cities, County of Orange and HUD, as well as 40+ agencies that participate in HMIS. Oversight of multiple community collaborative programs, including Domestic Violence, Veterans, 211RIDE, CalFresh, and Coordinated Entry System’s Virtual Front Door. Direct reports: Chief Financial Officer/ Chief Operations Officer, Chief Development Officer, Chief Strategy Officer, Director of Community Program, and Director of CoC Data and Operations. Recruit, develop and manage a diverse Board of Directors, with backgrounds in public and private organizations. OC Partnership: Chief Operating Officer (July 2011 – Aug.2013) / Chief Executive Officer (Sept.2013 – April 2014) Responsible for providing vision and leadership in key service areas, including the OC Continuum of Care, HMIS data collection and analysis, and technical assistance for agencies providing services to the homeless or those at risk of being homele Oversight of day-to-day operations, funding/resource development, budget development and management, project management, marketing and PR, contract administration and negotiations; manage relationships with the County of Orange, HUD, and service agencies and the Point in Time project within the CoC; public speaker on behalf of the CoC. Mortgage Lending (2001 – 2011) Mortgage broker for companies offering financing to consumers and investors Salesmation.com, Newport Beach, CA (2000 – 2001) VP Strategic Business Development MatchLogic (a wholly owned subsidiary of Excite@Home), Westminster, CO   (1998 – 1999) VP of Sales Customer Development Corporation, Peoria, IL /Huntington Beach, CA (1997 – 1998) VP of Business Development The Polk Company, Denver, CO   (1995 – 1997)  VP, Strategic Business Development TeleTech Telecommunications, Inc., Denver, CO   (1991 – 1995) VP, Sales & Marketing Infobase Services, Conway, AR (1988-1991) Director and then President of joint venture   Nonprofit Volunteer Experience St. Clement’s by the Sea Episcopal Church (1999 – 2018) Senior Warden of Vestry (2011 – 2012) President of bi-lingual congregation and church council with oversight of finance, outreach, fundraising, administration, volunteers, communications, and Christian education committees. Junior Warden of Vestry (2017-2018) / Stewardship (2016-2017) / Outreach Chair (2009-2011) / Finance Chair (2000 – 2002) / Hospitality Chair (1999 - 2000) / Episcopal Church Women / VP and Program Chair (2007 – 2009) / Natural Church Development Facilitator (2004 -2005) Business Networking International (2008-2011) / Rotary International (2005 – 2009)  / National Alliance for Mental Illness (2008) / B/PAA International (now Business Marketing Association) (1981 – 1993) Int’l. Board of Directors (1989 – 1992) Education University of Denver, Daniels College of Business, Emerging Leaders Program Malcolm Baldrige Award Process  Columbia University Sales Management (Post Grad Course) Certified Business Communicator (B/PAA, now BMA) Valparaiso University, Bachelor of Science of Fine Arts

This is our first episode recorded in-person, ever! Please join brothers Rhit Moore, Billy Hamilton, Gabriel Jagush, and Evve Kuykendall as they sit down with special guests Sir Knight RICKY COX, Eminent Grand Sentinel of the Grand Commandery of Texas, and Right Illustrious Companion DON PAUL PAYTON, Right Illustrious Deputy Grand Master of the Most Illustrious Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Texas. This episode is our longest yet, and was a blast to record. 0:00:34 - Host & Guest Introductions 0:01:05 - Discussion Question: I am a new master mason and will be in the offer line in December, potentially starting at Senior Warden - is it okay for me to ask to progress through the chairs more slowly? 0:03:13 - THE WEATHERFORD YORK RITE POWER HOUR 0:06:15 - Fraternal Spotlight: Ricky Cox & Don Paul Payton 0:09:10 - The Masonic Boots 1:13:44 - Are we mistakenly pushing guys to become Master Masons too fast? 1:29:49 - The Ugliest Boots on the Planet 2:01:39 - Why Ricky is NOT Allowed to Drive on Road Trips 3:08:24 - Freemasonry, Family, and Time Management 3:18:16 - The Story of Charles Goodnight and Oliver Loving 3:30:20 - Fraternal Quote of the Week: Joseph Ford Newton, Past Grand Prelate of the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar 3:31:49 - Closing Thoughts Podcast episodes are released on the first and third Thursdays of each month! Check us out: http://www.fortworth148.org/ https://www.facebook.com/fortworthlodge148/ info148@fortworth148.org https://www.texasmasonicon.com/ info@texasmasonicon.com @TexasMasoniCon on FB & IG #DareToBeSquare Contact the 64th District for events: 64th.org

Click here to read the full Trestle Board:  https://www.freemason.org/doc/2018-09%20e-TB_FINAL_upload.pdf?id=72447   Master's article "You joined the craft, before you inquired" - Worshipful Jenkins discusses how men have already headed down the path towards Masonry before he even knocked the first time. Senior Warden’s article "Strategic Planning" - Worshipful Reddoch discusses the initial 2019 Strategic Planning meeting results Junior Warden’s article "When you walk into your neighbor's vineyard" - Worshipful Diez discusses teachings from the Kabbalah "But Seriously Folks..." - We have a lot of fun in and around the lodge, but we do take our ritual and education seriously September 2018 Calendar  September 6, 2018 - Stated meeting - dinner at 6:30, meeting at 7:30  September 13, 2018 - Golden Veteran ceremony - dinner 6:30, ceremony at 7:15  September 17, 2018 - Temple Board meeting  September 20, 2018 - Local Officer's School of Instruction, First Degree Complete  September 25, 2018 - Golden Veteran ceremony - dinner at 6:30, ceremony at 7:15 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sslodge357/support

Click here to read the full Trestle Board:  https://www.freemason.org/doc/2018-10%20e-TB_FINAL_.pdf?id=72446   Master's article  Senior Warden’s article  Junior Warden’s article  Brother Russ Marshall's 50 Years Oops,  we did it again Sacred Geometry Promotions --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sslodge357/support

Click here to read the full Trestle Board:  https://www.freemason.org/doc/2018-11%20e-TB_FINAL.pdf?id=72445   Master's article Senior Warden’s article Junior Warden’s article Goodbye MW Bruce Intro to Aaron Leading Brethren MW Wright --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sslodge357/support

Micah Childs, Senior Warden of Grace Church, preaches a sermon on Colossians 1, in which Paul greets this church in a letter from his prison cell. What good news does he share with them? That Christ has done everything for them: rescued them from their enemy, transferred them into his kingdom, redeemed them from their sin, and forgiven their every transgression. This is Good News indeed.

Click here to read the full Trestle Board:  https://www.freemason.org/doc/03-2018%20e-TB_FINAL-GL.pdf?id=62733   Master's article  Senior Warden’s article  Junior Warden’s article --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sslodge357/support

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The following link is to the full Trestle Board:  https://www.freemason.org/doc/2018-02%20e-TB_FINAL.pdf?id=60461   Master's article  Senior Warden's article  Junior Warden's article  2017 Hiram Award   Links: https://www.masons4mitts.org/product/give-a-mitt/?region=orangecounty (Select North County Bees) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sslodge357/support

Click here to read the full Trestle Board:  https://www.freemason.org/doc/01-2018%20e-trestleboard.pdf?id=59913   Master's article  Senior Warden’s article  Junior Warden’s article  Goodbye Worshipful Brian --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sslodge357/support

Click here to read the full Trestle Board: https://indd.adobe.com/view/596f64a5-5a2d-4d9b-a0ba-39449e4efdbe Master's article Senior Warden’s article Junior Warden’s article As Grand Lodge Officer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sslodge357/support

Brothers Rhit Moore, Billy Hamilton, & Gabriel Jagush sit down with Brother John Tolbert to learn more about him and about San Marcos lodge. A masonic riddle makes a special appearance. How does San Marcos Lodge operate? Who inspired John to join Freemasonry? What's up with astral projection? All this, and more! 0:00:34 - Host & Guest Introductions 0:03:41 - A Masonic Riddle (Shared by Bro. Robert Marshall) 0:15:28 - Discussion Question: When Should(n't) the Senior Warden be Satisfied? 1:18:13 - Main Episode Content: Fraternal Spotlight w/ Bro. John Tolbert 1:18:38 - Quote of the Week: Aristotle 1:18:38 - Closing Thoughts and Contact Plugs Podcast episodes are released on the first and third Thursdays of each month! Check us out: http://www.fortworth148.org/ https://www.facebook.com/fortworthlodge148/ info148@fortworth148.org https://www.texasmasonicon.com/ info@texasmasonicon.com @TexasMasoniCon on FB & IG #DareToBeSquare Contact the 64th District for events: 64th.org

Guests Jay Kansara, Director of Government Relations at the Hindu American Foundation, shares his take on the recent Indian elections; Anne LeVeque, a former Senior Warden for the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, reflects on witnessing the first Episcopal ordination of women priests; and we all discover how rich, sensory experiences are common to both traditions. Learn more: Hindu American Foundation https://www.hafsite.org Episcopal Church of the Ascension http://www.ascensionsilverspring.org

Jon Preston, Senior Warden of Sunset Lodge, joins Illumination host Les Jones to share his background story and his observations on Masonry, Sunset Lodge and his journey to the Oriental Chair as Master.

A sermon on the occasion of the Feast of the Epiphany, January 6, 2019, at Christ Episcopal Church in Fairfield, Alabama. The image above was taken at Christ Church and is our complete Nativity/Epiphany set brought from Malawi by the Senior Warden, Talitha Bailey. Childhood memories are funny things. For me, the words epiphany and … Continue reading Eureka! The Epiphany Get on the email list at notoriouslyepiscopalian.substack.com

Rev. Francene Young, Christian Tradition Wednesday, December 5, 2018 For the month of December, the Rothko Chapel presented a contemplative practice on the topic of "Justice," led by Rev. Francene Young of St. Luke the Evangelist Episcopal Church. Rev. Young led participants in reflections on passages related to the theme of justice from three different interpretations of the Bible, while providing prayers for families on the border. About the presenter: The Rev. Francene Young is the current Transition Minister for the Episcopal Diocese of Texas and the Vicar at St. Luke the Evangelist Episcopal Church. While working as a Vice President in Human Resources for a global energy company, she attended the Episcopal Diocese of Texas Iona School for Ministry. After successfully completing the three-year program, Francene was ordained a Transitional Deacon in 2011 and a Priest in January 2012. Growing up in Cleveland, Ohio, she attended the Baptist church until being introduced to the Episcopal Church at age seventeen. After participating in a citywide Episcopal youth group in the Diocese of Ohio, Francene and her five younger siblings were confirmed in the Episcopal Church. When she was a junior in college, she led a parish on Cleveland's near west side during their transition between vicars. In the church, she has served as Senior Warden, Treasurer, Head of Lay Ministries, Verger, Christian Formation instructor, and Lay Eucharistic Minister. Francene has a master’s degree in Public Health (MPH) from the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health and an undergraduate in Social Services from Cleveland State University. About the series: Since September 2005, on the first Wednesday of each month at 12pm, the Rothko Chapel hosts a contemplative practice focusing on different spiritual or faith traditions featuring teachers and religious leaders from throughout the greater Houston community. This series provides opportunities for visitors to learn more about specific spiritual and faith traditions and experience a contemplative practice.

Opening: Every Breath You Take (The Police) Happy (very) belated Valentine's Day! Our Lodge takes an outing to a charity gala - with formal attire and everything Worshipful Bro.^2 steals all the wine from other tables Silent auctions . . . some of us discover that they have consequences Tony has the flu but gets on the show anyways to get us all sick Whoopee cushion for the Senior Warden Some geeking out over the Space-X launch and Musk-fanboi-ism Harlan realizes that nobody every uses fancy hotel or office lobbies The sensation hiding from politics . . . what has the world become? "Why is the brandy gone?" Harlan, Jr. turns one year old. Perhaps we can parent. Why it's impossible to conduct business (or Lodge) in California Harlan's family pool boy is awesome . . . he doesn't have a pool Closing: When You Sleep (My Bloody Valentine) Email us at afterlodge@gmail.com Hang out with us on /r/AfterLodge Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter @AfterLodge Join us on IRC: irc.snoonet.org #freemasonry

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Chad Gappa, Arizona No. 2, talks about his role as the Senior Warden, how his mentor shaped his life as a Mason, and how he got involved in Freemasonry. NOTE: This interview series began without dedicated microphones so some of the early interviews can be a little hard to hear. Turn up the volume on this one but be assured that the quality improves in later interviews. Recorded January 11th, 2016

In this show, the first of our summer season, we are joined by special guest Dr. Ramesh Rhagavan to give us an introduction to mysticism from the Hindu perspective.  Ramesh is Professor and Associate Dean for Research at the School of Social Work at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, in New Brunswick. He is also a member of the core faculty of the Rutgers Institute for Health, Health Care Policy, and Aging Research. He is both an MD and a PhD, so I guess you could call him a high degree Mason (i crack myself up sometimes). He was initiated, passed and raised in Ionic Lodge No 520 (now Ionic Composite Lodge No 520) in 1999 in Los Angeles, CA. He is a current member of Tuscan Lodge No 360 in St Louis, MO, where he was most recently Senior Warden. I really enjoyed our conversation with Ramesh, and learned a lot about the Hindu perspectives. It gave me new insights to my own practice and I hope you enjoy the conversation.   We recorded this almost a month ago, so the Masonic news is a little bit stale. For those who are wondering why the show was delayed, we had a technical bug that was inserting noise into the audio. We worked with the software developer and fixed the bug (we think it was due to a change Apple made to OS X). Should be all fixed now and blue skies going forward.  

Welcome to the After Christmas Podcast! Harlan is having "Irish Twins" or Jewish twins . . . or something like that - he's pregnant (again)! Jason offers parental advice on multiple children - he has two only children /u/The_Past_Master meets Master Mason Nipples . . . on Facebook Mytos kicks Harlan from the IRC channel What's really going to kill Freemasonry: not declining membership, not admitting women, etc. It's Facebook! Why we really need to stop trolling Apprentices and Fellows about stealing things Jason Jr. delivers his best Christmas Gift ever Zippo hand warmer for Jason, class action suit in the works Producer Bruce's new computer saga continues More hating on Best Buy Star Wars nerding out Why Jason celebrates Wookiee Life Day How to explain the Freemasonry connection to Templarism, Illuminism, etc. in few words Producer Bruce recites the scripts to Nicholas Cage movies Making masons as a group project - why it's a terrible idea Who is Jeff Peace? Producer Bruce, our Senior Warden, unveils his "Master Plan" to keep purple people eaters away Email us at afterlodge@gmail.com Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter @AfterLodge Leave us a voicemail at 215-792-3538 Join us on IRC: irc.snoonet.org #freemasonry

Even without Bob, there's always silent listeners Friend from up the road, Half-Sack joins us this week Harlan gets paid to poop and explains fixed-fee contracts Truck drivers and "Corporate Company" The Worshipful Landscaper's wedding, Jason dresses like Harlan Ghost hunters at the haunted house wedding The Chaplain show up with "interesting" stories from the weekend Harlan and the Chaplain assumed Half-Sack was a milk man We finally give in and discuss the Ashley Madison leak and what it (doesn't) mean for you Lodge "Google-butt" . . . greatest . . . nickname . . . ever The Chaplain discovers Chat Roulette has nothing to do with online gambling A Senior Warden wants to get more butts with pancakes and pasta The Lodge's first priority is the making of new Masons An apron made with the American flag - Freemasonry and nationalism Should you tell your boss that you're a Freemason? The Chaplain makes his big announcement - The "Red Letter" Church What does "love" mean? A thought of the day, brought to you by the Chaplain's church Email us at afterlodge@gmail.com Hang out with us on Reddit Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter @AfterLodge Join us on IRC: irc.snoonet.org #freemasonry Special Guest: Half-Sack (Bro. Chuck).

Pinkerton plus. Everyone's in a good mood today. Harlan and his photo ops - calls out a Brother with a missing arm The front door was left open (again), "who dun it?!" Apparently, Jason wants ice cream, and ice cream teaches Harlan about the universe The Chaplain shows up . . . with a selfie stick! Or a "wipey" stick, depending on who you ask Jason has some more things to investigate the Chaplain for, like "Mable" being shot to the ground The Chaplain tells a poop story to top the Harlan legend. Midnight in Baltimore - what was it really like? Stopping a bad habit . . . skip it, just don't write on your cigarettes, it's bad for you! Butt-hurt about being outvoted for the East; we contend a Lodge did the right thing Tony trolls Jason as usual - always fun We address an Entered Apprentice who missed the boat Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer is a metaphor . . . for something Fake/clandestine lodges are popping up everywhere. Whose fault is it? The Chaplain is removed from the studio by Mrs. Chaplain . . . Why does the outgoing Master really smile so much? It's for the Senior Warden The Chaplain forgot the selfie (or "wipey") stick! Email us at afterlodge@gmail.com Hang out with us on Reddit Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter @AfterLodge Leave us a voicemail at 215-792-3538 Join us on IRC: irc.snoonet.org #freemasonry