Podcasts about Sonnier

Ben Domenech dives into the high stakes of the Super Bowl, exploring the $2 billion gambling surge and the national security risks posed by unregulated prediction markets. He is joined by New York Post correspondent Lydia Moynihan to discuss the "quality of life" collapse in NYC under socialist policies, the tragic consequences of ending forced-shelter laws for the homeless, and the ongoing media battle over ICE operations in Minnesota. The conversation shifts to the culture war in cinema with film producer Dallas Sonnier, who breaks down the making of the Daily Wire's epic seriesThe Pendragon Cycle. Sonnier details why Hollywood's "ideological bankruptcy" has created a vacuum for conservative creators and explains his commitment to practical effects over "AI slop". Ben concludes with a sharp critique of the Washington Post following a massive wave of layoffs and the shuttering of its iconic sports section.

Darienne Sonnier joins us tonight to tell us about her experiences as a medium. The conversation was lots of fun. We learned a lot from her and her us. She will be back.Cocktail: Vanilla Vampire Chiller-raspberry liqeuer, vanilla vodka, grenadine, half & half

Darienne Sonnier joins us tonight to tell us about her experiences as a medium. The conversation was lots of fun. We learned a lot from her and her us. She will be back.Cocktail: Vanilla Vampire Chiller-raspberry liqeuer, vanilla vodka, grenadine, half & half

Our guest today is Chad Sonnier, Director of the Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (OHSEP) for Lafayette Parish. With over four decades of service in fire protection and emergency response, Chad Sonnier brings unmatched experience to the role of coordinating disaster preparedness, response, and recovery efforts across federal, state, and local agencies, nonprofits, and the private sector. "I was 18 years old, hired to be in the fire service and helping people in their time of need. It is something I've really become accustomed to, and I couldn't imagine doing anything else. I mean, people call 911 at their worst time of day or worst time in their life, and, we're there to help them, that's what we're there for." Chad served as City of Scott's Fire Chief before being named to his current post. He had served with the Lafayette Fire Department for years before his appointment with the City of Scott. Over the course of his career, Chad has worked as a hazmat technician, fire engineer, fire coordinator, and hazmat chief. In 2020, he was inducted into the Louisiana Fire Chiefs Hall of Fame—a testament to his lifelong passion for public safety. “Helping people is my passion. I couldn't imagine doing anything else,” Chad Sonnier shares. A Newly Formed Office The department was officially created in 2024 by Lafayette Mayor-President Monique Boulet, who recognized the growing federal and state mandates in emergency management and the need to keep her community safe. It now operates independently of 911 services, with a broader scope that includes emergency responses to events such as hurricanes, mass gatherings like Mardi Gras, hazardous material accidents, and unexpected “no-notice” events such as train derailments. This year in 2025, for the first time, Lafayette's Emergency Operations Center partially activated its services during Mardi Gras. Agencies including fire, police, Acadian Ambulance, local hospitals, and even federal partners like the FBI and ATF, worked side by side to ensure public safety. “When you're face to face in the same room, communications are so much better,” Chad explains. Beyond Hurricanes: Preparedness in Action While hurricanes are top of mind for many residents, Chad addressed the wide range of emergencies his office addresses to help those most in need: Warming and cooling centers – Established for residents without reliable heating or air conditioning, with help from partners such as Catholic Charities, Red Cross, and even private companies like Stines, which donated large cooling fans. Volunteer organizations – Hundreds of volunteers with local nonprofits and faith-based groups (VOADs) play an essential role in long-term recovery. These groups often provide building supplies, roof repairs, and mold remediation for families still suffering from past storms. College partnerships – Student-athletes contribute required service hours by assisting disaster victims, creating meaningful community connections. Chad reflects, “I was taken aback by how many people are willing to help, especially in Lafayette Parish. If it wasn't for these nonprofits, I don't know where a lot of people would be today.” Planning Ahead and Responding Fast Chad contrasts his years as a firefighter—where speed and immediate action are critical—with the long-term strategic planning required in his current role. Chad Sonnier served as Fire Chief of the City of Scott for 23 years His office scripts hurricane responses a week in advance of landfall, but also prepares in advance for sudden emergencies that occur without warning. “No-notice events” like hazardous material spills require rapid mobilization of shelters, water, food, and safe housing, often within an hour to ninety minutes. Recreation centers, the Cajundome, and other facilities are pre-designated as shelters or reunification centers,

On this episode of The Tea Podcast, we're talking with Louisiana country artist Dustin Sonnier about his journey through music, staying true to classic country roots, and what it means to be inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame.Links for more:https://open.spotify.com/artist/2OYUG...⸻

7th Ward Alderwoman Alisha Sonnier talks about negotiations over the Rams settlement dollars, her plans for her second term, and being the target of a PAC during her re-election campaign.

Part 2 - Neville James is joined by Eric Sonnier, the Executive Director of the UVI RT-Park. With modern facilities like the medical building on St. Thomas and the medical simulation center on St. Croix, Sonnier sees opportunities for collaboration that could bring strong companies and jobs to the territory.

Anne-Béatrice Sonnier a fondé son logiciel SaaS dénommé Calizy en 2019 et nous raconte dans cet épisode comment elle a réussi à lever avec succès 1,2M€ pour se développer. Accompagnée d'une quinzaine de talents à ses côtés, sa solution de prise de rendez-vous et de maîtrise du sujet Agenda est un sujet clé pour les grands comptes. Stratégie commerciale Outbound, churn quasi inexistant, négociation de contrats, net retention sublime...un épisode très riche !

In this episode of The Big Bid Theory, host Bill Culhane welcomes Damonique Sonnier, a Government Innovation Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School's Government Performance Lab. Damonique shares her inspiring journey from the corporate world to public procurement and discusses how reimagined procurement processes can empower communities. She introduces the Procurement Excellence Network, a collaboration hub for procurement professionals, showcasing how innovation in purchasing can drive social impact, strengthen small businesses, and transform local economies. The conversation explores Damonique's opinions on how efficient procurement fosters equity, lowers barriers for small businesses, and builds stronger communities.As always, don't miss the fan-favorite Crazy Bids You Can Win segment. Rick Jennings highlights the Colorado Health Foundation's Nonprofit Sabbatical Program, a unique opportunity for nonprofit leaders to rejuvenate while enhancing organizational capacity.For more on the initiatives mentioned in this episode, visit the Procurement Excellence Network  and the Government Performance Lab.Go here for more on 'The Big Big Theory'.

In the second part of our conversation with Dr. Sonnier at Louisiana Policy Institute for Children, she shares the organization's plans for the future, including the conversations they've been having, and are continuing to have, with area businesses.

Tim, Hannah Claire, and Libby are joined by Dallas Sonnier to discuss the Biden Harris administration being slammed for giving only $750 to residents affected by the Hurricane Helene disaster, Donald Trump slamming the Biden Harris administration for stealing money from FEMA, Trump saying he will deport the Haitian migrants and revoke their protected status, and a MSNBC producer admitting that their network makes their viewers dumber. Dallas Sonnier is an American film producer known for producing gritty, independent films, particularly in the horror and thriller genres. He co-founded Cinestate and is recognized for projects like Bone Tomahawk and Am I Racist, focusing on bold, often controversial content. Hosts:  Tim @Timcast (everywhere)  Hannah Claire @hannahclaireb (everywhere) Libby @LibbyEmmons (X) Guest: Dallas Sonnier | https://store.dailywire.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On July 11, 2012, a distressing 911 call came in from Lubbock, Texas. The caller, a worker from Dr. Joseph Sonnier's landscaping service, reported that something was terribly wrong at the doctor's home. They described finding a window forcibly entered and others searching for Dr. Sonnier inside. Tragically, they discovered his lifeless body in the garage, having been shot five times and stabbed eleven times. The news was shocking to all who knew Dr. Sonnier, a cherished member of the community. Who could possibly want him dead? As the police investigation unfolded, it revealed a chilling trail leading back to someone who had never even met Dr. Sonnier but harbored a deadly vendetta against him—a tale of revenge. Sources: Dixon Trial: Opening statements and testimony begin Joseph Sonnier Obituary (2012) - Lubbock, TX Silver bars, 'murder bag,' 'jealousy' return to Lubbock Court as Dixon trial begins anew Texas Appeals Court reverses ruling overturning Dixon conviction Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reverses ruling in Dixon murder-for-hire case 20/20 season 45 episode 30 This is Revenge Texas Monthly - Deadly Dance Sponsors: EarnIn Download EarnIn today in the Google Play or Apple App Store! ● When you download the EarnIn app type in creepers under PODCAST when you sign up. Quince Go to quince.com/creepers for free shipping and 365-day returns! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello friends! Houston based, indie-rock, shoegaze, dream-pop artist, Cameron Sonnier is my guest for episode 1394! Cameron is dropping his dreamy new music monthly, and you can find it on Spotify and you can follow him on Instagram.We have a great conversation about making his album Tunnels in Philadelphia with with producer Jeff Zeigler (War On Drugs, Kurt Vile), making his album Synchronicity with Jordan Lawlor from M83, his journey to find meaning in life, overcoming being an introvert in a public business, playing live, songwriting, the Houston music scene, lots of music stuff, and much more. I had a great time getting to know Cameron. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down!   Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere you pod.   If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie  

Last year, St. Louis Alderwoman Alisha Sonnier unveiled legislation known as an Unhoused Bill of Rights. The bill included a lot of different ideas — including the creation of intentional encampments and restrictions on when city officials can break up encampments. But the legislation faced a rash of criticism, including from St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones. Sonnier shelved that legislation, and on The Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air discusses how she's going back to the drawing board to overhaul how shelters are approved.

You can go to some of the most remote corners of Louisiana and you still won't have to look far to find a dollar store. In fact, the state has more than 650 Dollar Generals alone. A new report says the chains threaten small businesses and local economies. The Louisiana Workforce Commission shared a report last week with state legislators about the issue. Stephan Bisaha, reporter with the Gulf States Newsroom, joins Louisiana Considered to talk to us about the report and its recommendations. Also, we hear the biggest takeaways from a new poll published by the Louisiana Policy Institute for Children (LPIC). The “Louisiana Child Care Parent Poll” takes the temperature of how the childcare system in the state is working for parents of children under the age of five.  Libbie Sonnier,  LPIC executive director, breaks down the findings. Sonnier says the state needs an additional investment of $115 million over the next eight years to meet current childcare needs. And the committee preparing New Orleans to host the Super Bowl is spearheading an effort to increase the diversity of the subcontractors and suppliers who work with the big event. They're looking to open opportunities for local businesses led by minorities, women, people with disabilities, veterans, and LGBTQ community members. Chincie Mouton, director of community engagement for the New Orleans 2025 Super Bowl Host Committee, shares more about the program and how local businesses can get involved. __ Today's episode of Louisiana Considered was hosted by Adam Vos. Our managing producer is Alana Schreiber. Today's episode was produced by Matt Bloom and Aubry Procell. It was engineered by Garrett Pittman.  You can listen to Louisiana Considered Monday through Friday at 12:00 and 7:00 pm. It's available on Spotify, Google Play, and wherever you get your podcasts.  Louisiana Considered wants to hear from you! Please fill out our pitch line to let us know what kinds of story ideas you have for our show. And while you're at it, fill out our listener survey! We want to keep bringing you the kinds of conversations you'd like to listen to. Louisiana Considered is made possible with support from our listeners. Thank you!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to this clip from The Chris & Amy Show, they're joined by Alderwoman Alisha Sonnier. They discuss the Rams settlement vote to discuss how the money will be spent for the city.

Where else but the heart of Saturday night? We've got an eclectic collection of performances that take you ‘there and back' this Friday morning on Deeper Roots. No theme. No tribute. No genre sweep. Just a collection of some great sounds from the past (and present). Little themes that reach deep and a few awesome covers that you may not be familiar with. We're making our way to the outskirts of the bayou with Cookie & The Cupcakes and Jo-el Sonnier, then into some gritty blues from Muddy Waters and RL Burnside, and we'll also have some rollicking country and soul from Big Mama Thornton, Buck Owens, Mickey Baker, and Calvin Boze. Add a dose of Billie Holiday, LaVern Baker, and Tow Waits…and there you have it. Some surprises and some favorites all rolled up on this Friday morning blue plate special.

Down Home Cajun Music- Jo El Sonnier (1960- 1970 Selected Recordings)Dusson Playboys- "Duson Playboys Special" (Swallow 112) 1960Dusson Playboys- "Tee Yeaux Bleu" (Swallow 112) 1960Dusson Playboys- "Les Grand Chemins" (Swallow 122) 1961Dusson Playboys- "Jealousy Waltz"  (Swallow 122) 1961Les Duson Playboys- "Tayeaux Dog Tayeaux" (Dupre 101) 1961Les Duson Playboys- "Bayou Beuf Waltz" (Dupre 101) 1961Jo El Sonnier & his Louisiana Ramblers- "Memphis" (Fais-Do-Do 1003) 1965Jo El Sonnier & his Louisiana Ramblers- "Mother's Day Waltz" (Fais-Do-Do 1003) 1965Robert Bertrand & Jo El Sonnier with Louisiana Ramblers- "Pas Revenir La Maison" (Goldband 1171) 1966Robert Bertrand & Jo El Sonnier with Louisiana Ramblers- "Nous Passe Votre Porte" (Goldband 1171) 1966Robert Bertrand & Jo El Sonnier with Louisiana Ramblers- "Mon seux ont sous" (Goldband 1173) 1966Sidney Brown & Jo El Sonnier- "Fee Fee Poncho" (Yep Roc 2498) Jo El Sonnier- "My Blue Letter" (Yep Roc 2498) Jo El Sonnier & Sidney Brown- " My Girl Of The Village" (Yep Roc 2498)*All selections taken from the original 45's and Lp's; recorded,transferred in mono as they were originally intended to be in.

Pour l'épisode de cette semaine, je reçois Anne-Béatrice Sonnier, la CEO et cofondatrice de Calizy. Calizy c'est une solution intelligente pour la prise de rendez-vous dans des situations complexes : règles d'attribution, multi-canalité, optimisation de tournées terrain,… Lors de notre épisode, nous sommes revenus sur le parcours entrepreneurial d'Anne-Béatrice : une première expérience avec MyArchiveBox puis la création de Coorganiz, un calendrier partagé pour les petits groupes comme des familles et enfin Calizy. Nous avons ensuite parlé du développement de Calizy et comment Anne-Béatrice a réussi à trouver un positionnement unique qui lui permet aujourd'hui de travailler avec de nombreuses entreprises. Nous avons aussi beaucoup parlé de l'importance du coaching dans son rôle de CEO. Anne-Béatrice a commencé à travailler avec Mounia Erkha il y a quelques mois et son témoignage est dithyrambique. Vous pouvez suivre Anne-Béatrice sur LinkedIn. Bonne écoute ! _____ Pour soutenir SaaS Connection en 1 minute⏱ (et 2 secondes) : Abonnez-vous à SaaS Connection sur votre plateforme préférée pour ne rater aucun épisode

Camille Sonnier is serving as the 2023-2024 Louisiana FFA State President. Camille loves to compete in Gulf of Mexico Speaking, Livestock Judging, and her favorite, show dairy cattle. She has placed 1st in the state in the Dairy Production Proficiency area and is a former Area lll Treasurer. Camille is a senior in the Lacassine FFA Chapter and plans to attend Louisiana Tech University to major in Agricultural Business.

In this episode of Alex & Friends, Leslie Sonnier joins Alex for an in-person conversation set against the backdrop of Myrtle Beach. From a chance meeting three years ago in matching dresses at a conference, to reflecting on the emotional process of selling Rebl Rentals, a thriving vacation rental business in Scottsdale, Arizona, this episode is a rollercoaster of memories, lessons, and the excitement of new beginnings.Creating Memorable Experiences and Impact on Families:The conversation emphasizes the profound impact vacation rentals have on families and their cherished memories. Leslie discusses the importance of creating memorable experiences for guests.Life as a Balancing Act: Explore the challenges of finding a balance between work and personal life in the demanding vacation rental industry. Alex and Leslie share insights into the importance of self-care for those navigating this dynamic field.Key Moments:

Earlier this month, St. Louis city workers cleared a homeless encampment outside City Hall. The forced removal of the people who lived there highlighted a yearslong struggle to craft policies that assist homeless people. St. Louis Alderwoman Alisha Sonnier has proposed an “Unhoused Bill of Rights.” Sonnier discusses the legislation that would, among other things, change the process for approving shelters, require 30 days notice to break up encampments, and provide space for what's known as intentional encampments

Are your daily routines setting you up for success or holding you back? Join me and my guest Katelyn Sonnier as we dive into the importance of wellness routines for business owners. But be warned, just when you think you've got it all figured out, we'll leave you with a lingering question: Are you truly committed to change, or will resistance get the best of you? In this episode, you will be able to: Understand the substantial influence of routines and rituals on business outcomes. Comprehend the challenges in sustaining steady routines and embracing modifications. Realize the importance of prioritizing mental health in the entrepreneurial journey. Recognize the need to combat overstimulation for holistic individual health. Acknowledge the crucial role of self-care in the avenue of continuous growth. Tune in to this episode of More Than Mindset to improve your wellness and your business.  Get the full show notes at http://kimguillory.com/239

Every Man is a Leader - The Question where are you Leading People to?

Learn the transformative power of the Ayurveda lifestyle with today's guest, Katelyn Sonnier who has been living the Ayurveda lifestyle for sixteen years. We discuss her journey through various health issues, and how Ayurveda has transformed her life, and the power of Ayurveda for self-discovery and optimization of one's health. We also touch on the interconnected relationship between Ayurveda and yoga, and how these ancient practices complement each other to create a holistic approach to embracing the material world from the soul's perspective. Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.kimguillory.com/220

Last night I was treated to a cup of Carla Coffee Wright and an Alisha Sonnier, two dynamic candidates, for seats on the StLouis Board of Aldermen. ——— Wright, is a well known social justice activist and advocate for numerous causes, including the restoration of North StLouis and wants more funding and more attention paid to supporting small businesses in the new 11th ward.  Carla, say's hundreds of home owner's in the ward, are in desperate need of grants,in the range of three to four thousand dollars for home repairs. Coffee is a strong supporter of the embattled StLouis Circuit Attorney, Kim Gardner and one the organizers for the “Women's March and Rally,” for Kim Gardner scheduled for Sunday, March 12th at the downtown StLouis Old Courthouse, at 11am. ——- StLouis public school board member, Alisha Sonnier, is running for the aldermanic seat in the newly drawn 7th Ward, in south central StLouis.  She is another young activist inspired by the 2014 murder of Mike Brown, in Ferguson Missouri. ——— She has numerous endorsements from elected officials and labor unions, along with pro choice organizations. ——— Sonnier, is very impressive with a thorough grasp of the concerns and issues, of the 7th ward. ———- She's committed to having solidarity, with other African American alder persons, on issues of importance, to the black community. ——— Alisha Sonnier, like Coffee Wright, is opposed to any efforts by the state, to remove StLouis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner from office. ——— Two dynamic, well qualified candidates for you to consider, when casting your ballots for seats on the StLouis Board of Aldermen, in the 11th and 7th wards, in the April 4th General Election. ———

We are chatting with Dawn Sonnier and Camelita Alexander, 2022 School Health Winners. We learn about their educational careers and what motivates them to continue to make an impact on students, teachers, and parents. We also discuss their recognition and how occupational therapists and counselors can better their school systems. The Louisiana Exemplary Education program is making Em smile this week!

As EV adoption grows, so too does the basic understanding of how these vehicles function. While it may still seem bonkers, EVs are managing to take us from Point A to Point B using only a few dozen moving parts, in stark contrast to the tens of thousands you may find in vehicles with internal combustion engines. As you could imagine, this ultimately leads to fewer opportunities for something to go wrong, thus saving the owner a few dollars on repairs and maintenance over the lifetime of the vehicle.However, throwing a wrench into this penny-pinching dream is the fact that the technology found in today's EVs is fairly new and generally more expensive to repair."In your typical ICE vehicle, you may have 20,000 individual and moving parts. In an EV vehicle, you may have 20 to 50 moving parts. The failure rate for those parts may be much smaller, but the cost to repair those parts is much, much higher right now," says Joshua Sonnier, vice president of product and strategy realization at insurance provider Assurant. "As with any new technology in its infancy, the cost to repair is much higher. So, from our standpoint, it actually gets you or the consumer to about the same risk profile."In this episode of The Amped EV Podcast, Sonnier talks us through reasons why an EV might find themselves at their local auto repair shop, as well as how often, and also discusses factors that drivers have to weigh beyond the sticker price when it comes to overall vehicle value.The Buzz: www.thebuzzevnews.com

On this past Monday evenings episode, of the KDHX podcast Tangazo hosted by Tim Person and St. Louis American editorial columnist, Michael Wesley Jones. ——— The discussion centered on the upcoming aldermanic races, in the newly configured wards in St. Louis City. ——- Incumbent 20th ward Alderwoman Cara Spencer, displayed the composure and poise expected of a seasoned campaigner, who came very close to winning the last mayor's race in the city of St. Louis. ——— She currently represents a ward that is 80% African American, which says a lot about her political savvy, as she campaigns for the aldermanic seat in the new 8th ward, which encompasses downtown St. Louis. ——— Alisha Sonnier, currently serves as a member of the St. Louis City School board and is now a candidate for the newly drawn 7th Ward. She was well versed on critical issues facing St. Louis city, with special interest, in supporting our public schools system. ——— Tim and Mike, with over 4 decades each of St. Louis City and County political experience, helped facilitate 45 minutes of an interesting discussion, on the future of StLouis, as we head towards the March primary election.  I will moderate a public forum, at the downtown St. Louis City Central Library, on Wednesday February the 15th, for aldermanic candidates in the new 14th ward. The forum will begin at 6pm and end at 7:30pm ——— https://www.sonnierforstl.com/ https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/government/departments/aldermen/profiles/alderman-cara-spencer.cfm

It's a Leslie-sode!!! Happy New Years and welcome back after our little holiday break. We have a case filled with twists and turns. So settle in, because it's going to be a wild ride. Dr. Joseph Sonnier was a well respected pathologist from Lubbock, Texas who was found shot and stabbed in his home on July 11th, 2012. Investigators quickly theorized this had not been a robbery gone wrong, but a personal attack. But who would want the doctor dead and why? With a list of family and friends to talk to, investigators were left with more questions than answers. Someone had to know something, and luckily someone did...   Click to learn more Inside Texas Doctor's Plot to Kill Rival Doctor in Love Triangle Day Twelve: Thomas Dixon Murder Trial, Sonnier autopsy results revealed Where Is Ex-Plastic Surgeon Dr. Thomas Michael Dixon Now? Dateline NBC: Lone Star Obssession The Murder Project    Validate Us: WWBD Merch Shop Buy us a cup of validation WWBD Official Soundtrack, Vol. 1 WWBD Official Soundtrack, Vol. 2 Shadows of Christmas (WWBD Christmas Album)   Sponsors Shore Soaps Try Audible Plus Give the Gift of Audible! Kindle Unlimited Membership Amazon Prime Free Trial Join the Conversation       

On the twenty-sixth episode of the 4M Utility Strategy Podcast, we sit down with Raymond Sonnier to talk about damage prevention and asset management from a specialist's perspective. We discuss the past, present, and future of this important aspect of the project's life cycle. He also explains the importance of auditing projects, the issues with a labor shortage in America, and educating stakeholders who are boots on the ground in the field. Raymond is an expert in Utility with 20 years of experience in the field. Slowly through educating himself on the problems and solutions of the industry he's worked his way to becoming a specialist in damage prevention. Today Raymond is a coordinator for Atmos Energy Corporation located in Louisiana. He oversees all sorts of projects ranging from transportation to Oil & GasIt is an honor to have him with us today! Host: David Horesh (Director of Marketing)

Leslie was the #1 rookie her first summer in 2005 and she hasn't stopped kicking ass since. Currently she is the owner of REBLrentals, a vacation rental and design business. She shares her journey in entrepreneurship and more! Enjoy. Check out our merch here: https://theponytalespodcast.com/index.php/merch/ Also, big thanks to our sponsors: Elevate Wellness Will Metscher Southwestern Real Estate Greta Huerta/ Quintin Roberts and Cardinal Senior Benefits Thought Leader and Dillon Barr Historical Park Bulgaria EnLight.Energy VDisain

ArchCity Defenders and Action St. Louis present the premiere collaborative podcast, "Under The Arch." Your hosts Blake Strode, Executive Director of ArchCity Defenders, and Kayla Reed, Director of Action St. Louis, explore the issues facing our community and the people working to transform them.This week, our hosts speak with activist, organizer, and newly elected member of the St. Louis Board of Education Alisha Sonnier about the structure of St. Louis's education system and how education shapes the landscape of simultaneous political conversations around institutions such as voting and public safety. Join the conversation around this week's episode using #UnderTheArch and send us your feedback at underthearchpod@gmail.com. This week's Music Minute features the song "New Tradition" by YOUPEOPL. Stream more of their music on your favorite streaming platform. Know a local artist who'd like to feature their song in our Music Minute segment? Email us with subject "Music Minute".

Really great chat with Dane.  We discuss Galactic Cowboys and the connection with Kings X.  Dane discusses a life changing moment with Dream Theater's John Petrucci.  Their label, pushing them hard and what happened.  Also, Nirvana not only killed glam rock, but didn't do Galactic any favors with their success.  We discuss the band being in the movie Airheads and he has a great Adam Sandler story.  Leaving the band, what he did in between then and coming back to record the latest album. What's next for the band, we shall see.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Turron Davenport reacts to the news of Julio Jones getting released with Chris Sanders, talks to Midwestern State safety Malik Sonnier about being a draft sleeper and more on this week's show!

I have been a fan of Jeff Black's songwriting for many years. He was born in Kansas City, Missouri and grew up in Liberty, Missouri. In the 1980's Black began performing at Blayney's, a blues club here in Kansas City where he also worked as a bouncer. Jeff began touring and eventually relocated to Nashville where he re-connected with Kansas City friend, Iris Dement lending some backing vocals on DeMent's 1992 debut album, Infamous Angel). Black's own first album, Birmingham Road, was recorded with the members of the band Wilco, minus lead singer, Jeff Tweedy. Those songs have been described as "fine portraits of American life without the sappiness or self-consciousness often attributed to the singer/songwriter genre.” Sam Bush has championed him with recording many of his songs including "Same Ol' River" and "King Of The World". Jeff co-wrote the title track to Sam's Grammy nominated album "Circles Around Me". His songs appear on recordings by Alison Krauss, Waylon Jennings, Jerry Douglas, Dierks Bently, John Oates, Blackhawk, Jo-el Sonnier and the soundtracks of "The Thing Called Love" The acclaimed PBS documentary "The Appalachians" and Sundance Film Festival's Grand Jury Prize Winner "Steel City". WUMB Boston listeners voted Black one of the top 100 Folk artists of the last 25 years. His intimate live shows provide a master class in songcraft appreciation, tempo and audience interaction. After a two year pandemic induced hiatus, I was finally able to welcome Jeff back into the KKFI studios for a sit down conversation and private mini concert in support of some recent Midwest gigs. We talked about music education, or the lack thereof, the pandemic, of course, collaboration, mentorship and the value (or not) of songwriting workshops. Enjoy this musical conversation and performance with the lyrical and very talented Jeff Black.

This week Keith Rauch talks with movie producer Dallas Sonnier about his fascinating career arc, the upcoming SHUT IN movie, the future of storytelling through film, and what are the odds of movie theatres surviving the change of audience behavior.

The boys interview producer Dallas Sonnier on the new Daily Wire movie 'Shut In' in the season two finale!

Janitor to school principal

Dr. Sonnier talks about the importance of early childhood education and unpacks the three strategies Louisiana is using to move the needle for our youngest learners: access, quality, and local governance. Sarah Arceneaux from Lafayette Parish Schools is highlighted in the What's Making Me Smile segment this week.

My mom means the world to me. She is not one to do interviews but I did manage to talk with her and get a few words of wisdom and advice. Come and join us. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chrishanda-cole/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chrishanda-cole/support

The Debrief is where I sit down with my good friend Mike Smith to discuss the cases further. We will discuss cases from both sides of the aisle, theories we might have, and anything we think needs a second look. The Debrief will be an unscripted and off the cuff commentary about the case we are currently covering, The hope is to break the cases down but in a relaxed environment with the true crime we love and also some laughter. This Debrief will cover the murder of Dr. Joseph Sonnier.Check out www.themurderproject.com for direct links to our social media platforms.

July 10, 2012 Lubbock TX. A 911 call comes in from the affluent area of Stately Homes. The caller said there is a window broken out of her customers home. That customer was Dr. Joseph Sonnier and he was laying on the ground inside his garage...dead. Dr. Sonnier had been shot 5 times and stabbed 11 times. In a living area of the home police would find a Gatorade bottle on the floor. They quickly realized something odd about the bottle. The killer had left behind a makeshift silencer. Sources: Avalanche Journal  - Adam Young / Dateline 48 Hours - A Last Dance In Texas  

In this Kangversation, I'm joined by Dallas Sonnier, acclaimed film producer and head of Bonfire Legend, who recently produced the hit Run Hide Fight released by the Daily Wire. He talks about his experiences in Hollywood as a conservative, how to win back the culture, criticisms surrounding Run Hide Fight, and the behind-the-scenes on how they secured a movie deal with Gina Carano after she was canceled by Disney and LucasFilms. ► Dallas Sonnier: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2447772/ https://www.instagram.com/bonfirelegend/ https://www.bonfirelegend.com/ ► Support my work: https://www.patreon.com/thekangminlee Other ways to donate: https://linktr.ee/corean.christian.conservative ► Find all my socials here: https://solo.to/thekangminlee Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thekangminlee/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6NmZQyUU8i1FoeNqIoGzDA Twitter: https://twitter.com/thekangminlee Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thekangminlee

Get your popcorn ready, because Daily Wire is in the movie business! On today's Sunday Special we welcome Dallas Sonnier, the producer of Daily Wire's first film collaboration, “Run Hide Fight”, available now only at Dailywire.com! Producer of such films as “Bone Tomahawk” and “Dragged Across Concrete”, Dallas eventually left LA, bringing his slice of the industry back home to Texas. Dallas joins the show today to discuss his past work, and how “Run Hide Fight” came to the Daily Wire. Watch “Run Hide Fight” now! Available only at Dailywire.comBecome a Daily Wire member today to hear the bonus questions! Visit dailywire.com/Shapiro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This episode of the podcast features the return of Jake Sonnier, a contract rescue swimmer, navy veteran, and budding audiophile. This is one of the first times one the show we have the chance to hear from a SAR swimmer at multiple points in their career. When Jake first appeared on the show he was an active duty swimmer, now he works for an oil and gas company in the Gulf of Mexico. The boys bounce around covering his rescue swimmer journeys that took him overseas, to the YMCA in San Diego, and eventually into the private sector. We drop you right into this conversation between former classmates as they catch up about life, mental health, transition struggles, and how the lens through which they see the world has changed over the last twenty years. Old SAR dogs learning new tricks... bookmark this one. We would tell you to like and subscribe, but no one is reading these things, right? We will prove it too you. The first four people to message our IG account (@coastalathleteprogram) "Read the show notes" will get a five sticker pack through whatever form of mail delivery service is still funded. So Others May Live. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cappodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cappodcast/support

This episode of the podcast features the return of Jake Sonnier, a contract rescue swimmer, navy veteran, and budding audiophile. This is one of the first times one the show we have the chance to hear from a SAR swimmer at multiple points in their career. When Jake first appeared on the show he was an active duty swimmer, now he works for an oil and gas company in the Gulf of Mexico. The boys bounce around covering his rescue swimmer journeys that took him overseas, to the YMCA in San Diego, and eventually into the private sector. We drop you right into this conversation between former classmates as they catch up about life, mental health, transition struggles, and how the lens through which they see the world has changed over the last twenty years. Old SAR dogs learning new tricks... bookmark this one. We would tell you to like and subscribe, but no one is reading these things, right? We will prove it too you. The first four people to message our IG account (@coastalathleteprogram) "Read the show notes" will get a five sticker pack through whatever form of mail delivery service is still funded. So Others May Live. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cappodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cappodcast/support

Bad Boys for life, but this week it's ladies first.  We're talking about L.A.'s Finest, now airing on Fox, with the show's creators and executive producers Brandon Margolis and Brandon Sonnier.  Hear them talk about their love of the Bad Boys universe, the dynamic between Syd and McKenna, working in Easter Eggs and much more!  Plus, did Gabrielle Union really shoot herself in the butt on set?  We have the story!  WATCH L.A.'S FINEST MONDAYS AT 8PM ON FOX! Speaking of new series we also give a spoiler free review of Utopia from Amazon Prime Video.  We talk about the end of Supergirl and the return to work for the Arrowverse.  Marvel has moved a bunch of release dates for it's movies, but put out a pretty good She-Hulk comic this week too.  All of this wrapped into one big podcast this week! For more on our show, and to hear past episodes, go to https://www.downandnerdypodcast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices