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I recently read the book "Climate Uncertainty and risk" written by Dr. Judith Curry, who is  one of the leading US climate scientists but also an important heterodox thinker. I loved her book, not only because of her take on climate change, but also because she covers a lot of essential topics that are applicable in other complex problems as well. Judith Curry is president of Climate Forecast Applications Network (CFAN).  Previously, she was professor and chair of the School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the Georgia Institute of Technology and professor at the University of Colorado-Boulder in the department of aerospace engineering sciences program in the atmospheric and oceanic sciences and environmental studies program. Dr Curry published more than 200 reviewed scientific articles and gave 13 testimonials at US congressional hearings. In our conversation we discuss about the state of climate and climate science. What role does uncertainty play in assessing climate change and climate risk? Why urgency in measures might be a disaster. What role do carbon emissions play and can wind and solar energy help in mitigating climate change? What role does or should nuclear energy play? Do many prominent environmentalists hate nuclear even more than climate change? However, uncertainty cuts both ways, what does this mean in terms of climate, tipping points, systemic attractors, regime shifts?  What role do natural effects play in climate change, like volcanoes (think of the year without summer)? How can we reduce vulnerability and why does deindustrialization and becoming poorer as a society not seem to be a clever way to handle complex risks? At the moment it rather seems that we are crippling our economy without reducing the footprint on the planet while at the same time reducing our resilience. “There are no solutions, only tradeoffs.”, Thomas Sowell What does resilience mean on a societal level and what can we do to achieve it? How is resilience connected to global existential risks? "At that point we are making the environment worse, and doing nothing for the climate and we are messing up our economy over this crazy net zero stuff." Is energy transition on the scale some countries attempt to do it, a risk far greater than risks related to climate change in the 21st century? What are wicked problems (showing complexity, uncertainty and ambiguity)? Why do predict than act approaches (which work for tame problems) not work on wicked problems? "Climate change is the mother of all wicked problems." What is the utility of models in general and climate specifically? “This is exactly what models are for—to serve as working hypotheses for further research.”, Ludwig von Bertalanffy How do climate models work? What is a scenario and how can scenarios be of use in assessing climate change?  Why did we see such a heatwave this summer and autumn? What are likely reasons and what does the hot summer and August of this year tell us about anthropogenic climate change and the next decades? How to deal with extreme risks that are unlikely, like a Carrington Event? What are microgrids and how could the help making a society more resilient? What is the difference and utility of caution, precaution and the precautionary principle? Why is the precautionary principle problematic and how could a proactionary principle helt? What are principles of robust decision making? How do incrementalism and local decision making contribute? Is the seed — select — amplify (Meyer, Davis) idea and antifragility connected? Why do we see deep quality problems and politicisation in science? How is gate keeping of major institutions abused to stop critical discussion, including top journals like Nature and Science? Why did cancel culture blossom in academia and create a toxic intellectual environment? "The whole incentive system has become completely perverse." Careerism, ideology or money? Which is harming science the most? “Big Science may destroy great science, and the publication explosion may kill ideas. Ideas, which are only too rare, may become submerged in the flood.”, Karl Popper Should we separate science and activism or is a scientist ethically required to become an activist under certain conditions?  "Once you became a political activist, it is game over for your credibility as a  scientist." However, being a scientist and activist for a politically popular topic is currently highly rewarded. Can people handle complexity or should we simplify complex topics to easy to understand soundbites? And if so, who does the simplifying? Should we hide the scientific debate or even cancel it, to be able to send a simple message? "In the old days, disagreement was the spice of academic debate and life. Now we are out to cancel our opponents." References Judith Curry Website and Blog of Dr. Judith Curry CV Judith Curry, Climate, Uncertainty and Risk, Anthem Press (2023) Judith Curry, Klima: Unsicherheit und Risiko (2023) Other Episodes Modeling Episode 79: Escape from Model Land, a Conversation with Dr. Erica Thompson Episode 68: Modelle und Realität, ein Gespräch mit Dr. Andreas Windisch Episode 53: Data Science und Machine Learning, Hype und Realität — Teil 1 Existential Threats Episode 76: Existentielle Risiken Episode 74: Apocalype Always Episode 45: Mit »Reboot« oder Rebellion aus der Krise? Episode 42: Gesellschaftliche Verwundbarkeit, ein Blick hinter die Kulissen: Gespräch mit Herbert Saurugg Complex problems Episode 72: Scheitern an komplexen Problemen? Wissenschaft, Sprache und Gesellschaft — Ein Gespräch mit Jan David Zimmermann Episode 69: Complexity in Software Episode 37: Probleme und Lösungen Episode 80: Wissen, Expertise und Prognose, eine Reflexion Episode 27: Wicked Problems Episode 25: Entscheiden unter Unsicherheit Episode 23: Frozen Accidents Science, Quality and Stagnation Episode 67: Wissenschaft, Hype und Realität — ein Gespräch mit Stephan Schleim Episode 65: Getting Nothing Done — Teil 2 Episode 64: Getting Nothing Done — Teil 1 Episode 28: Jochen Hörisch: Für eine (denk)anstössige Universität! Episode 18: Gespräch mit Andreas Windisch: Physik, Fortschritt oder Stagnation Episode 16: Innovation und Fortschritt oder Stagnation? Other Reference Guinevere Glasfurd, The Year Without Summer: 1816 - one event, six lives, a world changed, Two Roads (2020) Thomas Sowell, Intellectuals and Society, Basic Books (2012) Christopher Meyer, Stan Davis, It's Alive: The Coming Convergence of Information, Biology and Business, Texere Publishing (2003) Björn Lomborg, False Alarm: How Climate Change Panic Costs Us Trillions, Hurts the Poor, and Fails to Fix the Planet, Basic Books (2020) Roger Pielke Jr. on Substack Carrington Event: Lloyds, Solar Storm Risk to the North American Electric Grid (2013) John Ioannidis, How the Pandemic Is Changing Scientific Norms (2021) Karl Popper, The Myth of the Framework: In Defence of Science and Rationality, Routledge (2014)

In der heutigen Episode freue ich mich Dr. Titus Gebel begrüßen zu dürfen. Wir sprechen über sein Konzept der »Freien Privatstädte«. Titus Gebel ist Unternehmer und promovierter Jurist. Er war Mitgründer der Deutsche Rohstoff Gruppe  sowie des Startups Dual Fluid, deren CFO Björn Peters, in Episode 73 zu Gast war. Dr. Gebel spielt auch eine wesentliche Rolle in der Etablierung einer ambitionierten Sonderentwicklungszone mit dem Namen Prospera in Honduras und berät andere Sonderwirtschaftszonen weltweit. Aber das Thema des Gesprächs ist breiter: wir beginnen mit der Frage, was modernes Staatswesen ausmacht, was Freiheit bedeutet, was die Rolle von Bürger und Staat sind, wo die Ursprünge und philosophischen Ideen liegen und was bis zum heutigen Zeitpunkt in verschiedenen Nationen daraus geworden ist. Wir beginnen mit einem Blick in die Geschichte, was ist die Rolle des Staates nach Thomas Hobbes und John Stuart Mill? Was ist der Begriff der Freiheit?  »Struggle between Liberty and Authority« »By liberty, was meant protection against the tyranny of the political rulers.«, John Stuart Mill Wie hat sich die Rolle des Staates verändert?  »Der moderne Staat hat sich etabliert, um seinen Bürgern vor allem zwei Grundpfeiler des Lebens zu garantieren: Freiheit und Sicherheit.«, K. P. Liessmann Wie kommt es zu einem Mehr an Freiheit? Aus philosophischen Überlegungen und Ideen, oder aus pragmatischeren Aspekten? Führt der Weg von der göttlichen Bestimmung zur Freiheit? Wie wird der Wille des Volkes überhaupt bestimmt und was bedeutet dies für Minderheiten? Wir beide stimmen darin überein, dass wir eine beginnende, schwere Krise in den westlichen Demokratien, beziehungsweise Verwaltung erkennen. Die Frage ist: wie ist diese zu erklären und wie könnten Wege heraus aussehen?  »Heute haben wir es mit einer Überdehnung des modernen Staates zu tun, und zwar sowohl wohlfahrtsstaatlich wie ökologisch. Mit dem Wohlfahrtsstaat, der eigentlich schon in der traditionellen Gemeinwohlformel angelegt ist, kehrt das summum bonum zurück: das größte Glück der größten Zahl; der gehobene Lebensstandard wird als politisches Recht definiert.«, Norbert Bolz Bismarck gilt als Erfinder des Sozialstaats, was war die damalige Motivation? Wie hat sich der Sozialstaat seit damals entwickelt? Führen falsche Anreizsysteme für Politiker in die Krise, denn Gratisleistungen des Staates erscheinen nur gratis, sind es aber natürlich nicht? »Es gibt in westlichen Demokratien keine klassisch liberalen Parteien mehr, das sind alles Umverteilungsparteien geworden«  »Die Gruppe der Menschen, die tatsächlich produktiv und wertschöpfend tätig ist, wird immer kleiner.« Dazu passt auch der Gedanke des mittlerweile 93 jährigen Thomas Sowell: »You have people making [political] decisions, for which they pay no price when they are wrong. No matter how high a price other people pay.« Dr. Gebel hat ein Konzept entwickelt, das er Freie Privatstädte nennt und wir diskutieren über das Konzept, welche Rolle Verwaltung und Regierung einnehmen sollen, wie Anreizsysteme verbessert werden können und vergleichbare andere Ansätze, die in eine ähnliche Richtung gehen. Kann es so etwas wie Verwaltung als Dienstleistung geben? » Der Staat sollte aus meiner Sicht theoretisch kein Monopol auf das Staatsgebiet haben. In Liechtenstein haben wir das verwirklicht. So zwingt man den Staat, ein guter Dienstleister zu sein.«, Hans Adam II von Liechtenstein Wir sprechen dann über die zwiespältige Entwicklungen des 19. Jahrhundert, Engels und den Manchester-Kapitalismus. Welche Rolle spielt Solidarität, Menschwenwürde? Wer soll diese Gewährleisten, und in welcher Form? Welche Rolle spielt Selbstorganisation (bottom up) im Gegensatz zu staatlichen Top Down Mechanismen?  Ab wann gleitet ein Sozialstaat in einen »Nanny-State« ab, ganz nach dem alten sozialistischen Motto »Von der Wiege bis zur Bahre« in der Hand des Staates? Gibt es in Deutschland nur mehr vier Grüne und eine rechte Partei, und sind letztlich alle auf dem Pfad des »Rent Seeking«? »Aus dem Recht der Bürger, nach ihrem Glück zu streben, wurde längst die Pflicht des Staates, für dieses Glück zu sorgen. Dass in einer Demokratie die Bürger diesen Staat ausmachen und deshalb solche Forderungen an sich selbst adressieren müssten, wird gerne vergessen«, Konrad Paul Liessmann Machen wir den Fehler einen vermeintlichen Idealzustand mit dem Ist-Zustand zu vergleichen? Warum gelingt es auch nicht mehr — nach Cicero — dass die Begabtesten in die Politik gehen, sondern wir heute eher eine negative Auslese erleben? »Wenn man merkt, dass man ein totes Pferd reitet, sollte man absteigen.« Titus Gebel erklärt dann sein Konzept der freien Privatstädte genauer, auch die Abgrenzungen zu Charter Cities und Sonderwirtschaftszonen im Allgemeinen. Warum sind seiner Ansicht nach die Anreizsysteme in diesen Konzepten besser? Welche Rolle spielt der Markt — als Entdeckungsverfahren — und wie können wir evolutionäre Prinzipien auch in Verwaltung und Staatswesen etablieren mit Mutation, Nachahmung, Reproduktion, beziehungsweise dem »Seed, Select, Amplify« (Meyer, Davis) Prinzip? Probieren und Scheitern sollte wieder möglich werden, sonst gibt es auch weiterhin keinen Fortschritt. »Es wäre besser, wir würden in einer Welt von 2.000 Liechtensteins leben, die alle ein veschiedenes System haben als in 200 Staaten.« Aber ist es realistisch, dass sich Koordination von viele kleine Einheiten global bei wesentlichen Fragen umsetzen lässt? Wie könnte ein solches System überhaupt umgesetzt werden, wo doch alle Landflächen von existierenden Nationen kontrolliert werden? Gibt es eine reale Chance der Umsetzung? Oder gibt es schon exisitierende Beispiele? Dr. Gebel spricht über Beispiele in China, dem Nahen Osten, Saudi Arabien und Südamerika? Sind diese Ansätze nicht nur Gated Communities für die Elite? Was macht ein Gemeinwesen? Ich fühle ja auch keine Gemeinschaft zu anderen Gästen in einem Hotel? »Es gibt zwei Arten von Menschen: die einen, die ihre Meinungen anderen aufzwingen wollen, und die anderen, die das nicht wollen und die sagen, Leben und Leben lassen. Die erste Gruppe strebt natürlich in die Politik.« Findet der wirkliche politische Konflikt heute nicht, wie so oft behauptet, zwischen links und rechts, sondern vielmehr zwischen autoritär und (klassisch) liberal statt? »Leben und Leben lassen in unterschiedlichsten Formen des Zusammenlebens.« Referenzen Andere Episoden Episode 73: Ökorealismus, ein Gespräch mit Björn Peters Episode 58: Verwaltung und staatliche Strukturen — ein Gespräch mit Veronika Lévesque Episode 57: Konservativ und Progressiv Episode 29: Fakten oder Geschichten? Wie gestalten wir die Zukunft? Episode 26: Was kann Politik (noch) leisten? Ein Gespräch mit Christoph Chorherr Episode 17: Kooperation Titus Gebel Webseite von Dr. Titus Gebel Deutsche Rohstoff AG Dual Fluid Titus Gebel, Freie Privatstädte: Mehr Wettbewerb im wichtigsten Markt der Welt (2023) Free Cities Foundation Liberty in Our Lifetime Konferenz 2023 Fachliche Referenzen Honduran ZEDEs: Their Past and Future Reason TV: A private libertarian city in Honduras (2023) Franz Oppenheimer,  Der Staat (1907) Austrian Institute, „Der Staat soll nicht nur einer privilegierten Schicht dienen, sondern allen Menschen“ – Interview mit Fürst Hans-Adam II. von Liechtenstein (2017) John Stuart Mill, On Liberty (1859)  Thomas Sowell im Gespräch mit Peter Robinson, Uncommon Knowledge(7.9.2023) Konrad Paul Liessmann, Lauter Lügen, Paul Zsolnay Verlag (2023)  Norbert Bolz, Keine Macht der Moral, Politik jenseits von Gut und Böse, Matthes & Seitz Berlin (2021) Christopher Meyer, Stan Davis, It's Alive, Texere Publishing (2004) Karl Popper, Die Offene Gesellschaft  Karl Popper - Ein Gespräch (1974) Roger Scruton, How to be a Conservative, Bloomsbury Continuum (2014)    

DescriptionNick is back from vacation, Nap is hard at work in his shop, and Josh is missing his tools... check out this episode for some good laser tips, Q and A, and a status update on Josh's future shop. Despite the technical difficulties, this episode has a lot of good info for the avid laser user, new makers, and skilled woodworkers alike.Mentions:Orca Abrasives: https://instagram.com/orca_abrasives/PwnCnc: https://instagram.com/pwncnc/Metaltuition LLC: https://instagram.com/metaltuition_llc/Stan Davis: https://instagram.com/lost_state_of_franklin_ww/SPONSORS & AFFILIATESMaker Stock: http://www.makerstock.comhttps://www.instagram.com/makerstockinfo/SAWDUST10 (onetime promo code)OMTech Laserhttps://omtechlaser.com/collections/machines?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=omtech-brand-us&tw_source=google&tw_adid=561680617659&tw_campaign=15272879675&gclid=Cj0KCQjw8e-gBhD0ARIsAJiDsaUxW6Rjj5w67vhKXPmgvZLRiVHjMJwRoaTOrGEe5CtKvGkbTrMFsZAaAmx_EALw_wcBCODE: sawdustnation5offBrent JarvisClean Cut Woodworking (Brent Jarvis)https://instagram.com/cleancutwoodworking/Clean Cut WoodworkingWebsite Promo: SDNPOD22 (5% off)Sponsors:PWN CNCUsers Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/2993800347512326Website   https://www.pwncnc.comInstagram https://instagram.com/pwncnc/10% Promo "Sawdustnation981" (Also works for new spindle sets)Totalboat (DM For code)http://www.totalboat.comSupport the showEpisode is LivePublished: Jun. 15, 2023 @ 4AM EditUnpublishSupport the show

Amy Burzinski and Stan Davis of Parenting Simply educate us on how to talk to kids about school shootings. Episode 158: How to Talk to Kids About School Shootings by Amy Burzinski and Stan Davis of Parenting Simply A certified Speech Pathologist, Adina received her Master's degree from Hunter College in New York in Communication Sciences. Adina worked in preschools for the developmentally disabled in the New York area before staying home full time with her family. In 2010, she launched Parenting Simply as a community to help parents connect with their children and learn simple, practical and easy to implement skills to create a peaceful home. Parenting Simply's mission is to reduce the stress that parents and children feel by giving parents communication and organizational tips that can help parents maintain a loving and calm home. The original posts are located here: https://parentingsimply.com/how-to-talk-to-kids-about-school-shootings/   Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Participants came together to discuss the Stan Davis satsang that was held on August 21. The purpose of this Sangha is to share what was most impactful, hear from others about what they took away, and deepen into the teaching from the previous day's Satsang. Stan Davis, a former newspaper publisher, serves as the Spiritual and Executive Director of AHAM – the Association of Happiness for All Mankind. For more information on the offerings of AHAM, you can visit their website: https://www.aham.com/ If you would like to find out more about Awakening Together, visit: https://awakening-together.org/about-awakening-together/start-here/

Stan Davis was interviewed by Rev. Karen Worth on August 21, 2022 as part of the Awakening Together Monthly Satsang series. Stan Davis, a former newspaper publisher, serves as the Spiritual and Executive Director of AHAM -the Association of Happiness for All Mankind. He is also an experienced and certified Self-Inquiry (meditation) instructor and trainer with the AHAM, which owns and operates a wooded 40-acre meditation retreat and spiritual training center in Asheboro, NC, and a beautiful center in South India. AHAM shares a unique, yet simple and very effective conscious transformational meditation process of awakening called “Self-Inquiry,” sometimes referred to as Awareness Meditation or the “meditation for anyone…anytime…and anyplace.” He studied and practiced under the personal guidance of AHAM's founder, an Awakened or Self-realized Teacher. During this time, Stan himself has realized Self-Inquiry as the way to directly and instantly connect with and express from Pure Awareness, I AM or the Source of Being, prior to the ego or body-mind. He now shares this process of real and lasting peace, well-being and fulfillment with those who are ready to receive it, which then becomes their own experience. Stan has also given talks and seminars at many Unity and Religious Science churches and other organizations on well over 100 occasions here in the USA and Canada. AHAM, an acronym for the Association of Happiness for All Mankind, is a non-profit spiritual education/meditation training organization. AHAM's purpose is the elimination of upset and suffering by the uplifting of consciousness, and the realization of happiness-now or fulfillment lived now as the natural state of Being. For more information on the offerings of AHAM, you can visit their website: aham.com. To find out more about Awakening Together: https://awakening-together.org/about-awakening-together/start-here/

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Have you ever wondered why some marriages seem to flourish while others seem to continually flounder? Do you have a desire to make your marriage stronger and more connected? Research tells us that strong marriages have high levels of friendship and emotional connection at their foundation.  But how do we do this when we are trying to raise our kids, work full-time jobs, and manage all of our other responsibilities? In this episode, I interview the dynamo couple, Tarsha and Stan Davis. They are focused on inspiring others to create strong marriages and feel “married alive'' versus the ball-and-chain “buried alive” version. They challenge us to create not “good enough” marriages, but exceptional marriages! What's in the episode:  Two important building blocks of a successful and happy marriage. Why active listening and looking for perspective creates trust in relationships. Understanding how our expectations can be honored. Why we need to stop comparing our marriage to others. Conversations make the biggest difference in getting to know your spouse's character and creating emotional intimacy.  “You haven't reached the finish line just because you had a wedding day. That's when the work begins.” Stan Davis   “We are husband and wife first. Parents second.” Tarsha Davis   If you enjoy this episode and it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me, @kimstrobeljoy.   Stan and Tarsha's Link Married Alive Instagram    About Kim Kim Strobel is Chief Happiness Officer at Kim Strobel Live Events and Retreats. She is a teacher, consultant, motivational speaker, happiness coach, and mission-minded person whose passion is helping others overcome their fears and discover their joy! You can follow Kim's journey on Instagram at @KimStrobelJoy, and in the free private, She Finds Joy Facebook community.   About Stan and Tarsha and Married Alive Who says happily ever after only exists in the movies? Lasting happiness CAN and SHOULD be the goal of every marriage and that's why Stan and  Tarsha Davis created their Married Alive brand.    They're coming up on their 25th wedding anniversary and have been boyfriend and girlfriend for 31 years now. With two children and a cozy home in Florida, they aim to normalize that marriage can be fun.    Some of the their foundational philosophies are to Celebrate everything, relax and enjoy, and actively build lasting happiness.

Amy Burzinski and Stan Davis of Parenting Simply educate us on how to talk to kids about school shootings. Episode 1055: How to Talk to Kids About School Shootings by Amy Burzinski and Stan Davis of Parenting Simply A certified Speech Pathologist, Adina received her Master's degree from Hunter College in New York in Communication Sciences. Adina worked in preschools for the developmentally disabled in the New York area before staying home full time with her family. In 2010, she launched Parenting Simply as a community to help parents connect with their children and learn simple, practical and easy to implement skills to create a peaceful home. Parenting Simply's mission is to reduce the stress that parents and children feel by giving parents communication and organizational tips that can help parents maintain a loving and calm home. The original post is located here: https://parentingsimply.com/how-to-talk-to-kids-about-school-shootings/  Thanks to medically backed fitness, Fit Forever members are feeling improvements in their posture, flexibility, strength, and joint health within one week. Sign up today at FitForever.com, and use code ORD for $10 off at checkout. Please Rate & Review the Show!  Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com and in The O.L.D. Facebook Group  Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts and join our online community: OLDPodcast.com/group   Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalRelationshipsDailyMarriageParenting Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amy Burzinski and Stan Davis of Parenting Simply educate us on how to talk to kids about school shootings. Episode 1055: How to Talk to Kids About School Shootings by Amy Burzinski and Stan Davis of Parenting Simply A certified Speech Pathologist, Adina received her Master's degree from Hunter College in New York in Communication Sciences. Adina worked in preschools for the developmentally disabled in the New York area before staying home full time with her family. In 2010, she launched Parenting Simply as a community to help parents connect with their children and learn simple, practical and easy to implement skills to create a peaceful home. Parenting Simply's mission is to reduce the stress that parents and children feel by giving parents communication and organizational tips that can help parents maintain a loving and calm home. The original posts are located here: https://parentingsimply.com/how-to-talk-to-kids-about-school-shootings/ Thanks to medically backed fitness, Fit Forever members are feeling improvements in their posture, flexibility, strength, and joint health within one week. Sign up today at FitForever.com, and use code ORD for $10 off at checkout. Please Rate & Review the Show! Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com and in The O.L.D. Facebook Group Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts and join our online community: OLDPodcast.com/group Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalRelationshipsDailyMarriageParenting

Public school students are allowed to earn one hour of elective credit for Bible study or religious instruction as long as church and community leaders provide the location, instructors, transportation and policies. School officials cannot be involved in the classes nor can the classes take place on school property. The elective credit opportunity, known as released-time education, is not a new concept nor is it outside the law. In 1952, the U.S. Supreme Court in Zorach v. Clauson, 343 U.S. 306 upheld the right for school boards to adopt a policy allowing for religious instruction in this manner.  On this week’s TAB News, co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell talk with Stan Davis and Winston Greer of School Ministries Birmingham to understand more about how released-time education works and why churches should get involved.  Following the 30-minute interview, TAB staff members and correspondents will present an audio digest of this week’s issue including news, features, Dr. Batson’s Theology 101 column and Sunday School commentaries.  Article Locations:  Coffee County pastor launches AED ministry (31:40)  Florida church plant flourishes into ‘vibrant,’ regional church 125 years later (37:52)  Explore the Bible Sunday School Lesson (48:37)  Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson (54:54)  Visit TAB News HERE Subscribe on Apple Podcasts HERE

In this episode of Profiles in Risk, I spoke with Phil Palmer, recruiter extraordinaire. We discussed how to think about one's career, how to think strategically about positioning yourself not only for your next position but the position after that. We also discussed what companies are looking for and perhaps most interestingly, Phil believes that the talent gap may not be as bad as predicted as many of the lost jobs will not be replaced by humans, but with technology.CONNECT WITH PHIL PALMER:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/concentricrecruiters/ MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Pandemic Modeling - https://www.casact.org/community/affiliates/case/0914/pandemic.pdf Casualty Modeling - https://www.insurancebusinessmag.com/us/news/breaking-news/casualty-risk-modelling-continues-important-growth-63944.aspx BOOKS RECOMMENDED BY PHIL:Think and Grow Rich by Napolean Hill - https://amzn.to/2YrzP85 The Greatest Salesman in the World by Og Mangino - https://amzn.to/2E432hr Books by Malcolm Gladwell - https://amzn.to/2VTEsdz Strategy of The Dolphin by Dudley Lynch - https://amzn.to/2YvMEOT Future Perfect by Stan Davis - https://amzn.to/30a2twd Future Shock by Alvin Toffler - https://amzn.to/2EgaXZt Books by David Sedaris - https://amzn.to/2YrGNtU Originals by Adam Grant - https://amzn.to/2HeijOS Questions Are The Answers by Hal Gregersen- https://amzn.to/2Q2iXlu Mind Set by Carol Dweck - https://amzn.to/2Yn9ubd SUBSCRIBE AT:Buzzsprout RSS: http://www.buzzsprout.com/87086Google Play: https://goo.gl/WMAvW4iTunes: https://goo.gl/7SqwvP Overcast: https://goo.gl/8b4cbD Spotify: https://goo.gl/niAbGN Stitcher: https://goo.gl/DmE7MiYouTube: https://goo.gl/1Turar

In 1976, Priscilla Davis was a larger than life beauty who was going through a divorce from a larger than life oil tycoon named Cullen Davis who was estimated be worth more than 500 million dollars. After a night on the town with her boyfriend and some other friends, the group was ambushed by a masked individual at the palatial multi-million dollar mansion that Priscilla and Cullen had once shared. Priscilla's boyfriend Stan Davis and her 12 year old daughter Andrea Wilborn were killed while Priscilla and some of her friends were gravely injured. They would ultimately point the finger at Cullen Davis. Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this intriguing case a betrayal and murder. Did Cullen Davis commit these murders and ultimately get away with it because of his wealth? Or was he innocent and being framed for the attack to help settle a long and grueling divorce proceeding. You be the judge. You can help support the show by going to patreon.com/truecrimeallthetime Visit the show's website at www.truecrimeallthetime.com for contact and merchandise information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1976, Priscilla Davis was a larger than life beauty who was going through a divorce from a larger than life oil tycoon named Cullen Davis who was estimated be worth more than 500 million dollars. After a night on the town with her boyfriend and some other friends, the group was ambushed by a masked individual at the palatial multi-million dollar mansion that Priscilla and Cullen had once shared. Priscilla's boyfriend Stan Davis and her 12 year old daughter Andrea Wilborn were killed while Priscilla and some of her friends were gravely injured. They would ultimately point the finger at Cullen Davis. Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss this intriguing case a betrayal and murder. Did Cullen Davis commit these murders and ultimately get away with it because of his wealth? Or was he innocent and being framed for the attack to help settle a long and grueling divorce proceeding. You be the judge. You can help support the show by going to patreon.com/truecrimeallthetime Visit the show's website at www.truecrimeallthetime.com for contact and merchandise information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this exciting 39th Episode we talk about the legalities of the current protests and demonstrations by NFL players, coaches, and owners, and along the way we also answer the following questions (among others): Can Lingerie League football players be disciplined for pre-game protests? (Hint: most definitely); Can your local high school's football players be disciplined for pre-game protest (Hint: less likely); Can NFL players be disciplined for pre-game protests? (Hint: unlikely, but not because of the First Amendment); Can women drive in Saudi Arabia (Hint: not yet - but soon!); Are the Supreme Court travel ban appeals going to be dismissed as moot? (Hint: signs point to maybe); Is Andrew going to be a great attorney some day? (Hint: the jury is still out); Is ICE trying to prevent immigration detainees from obtaining legal representation (Hint: all signed point to yes); What the heck is the Jones Act (Hint: OSHA for the Ocean!) All that and more! Listen in, subscribe, send your listener questions to lawmyass@gmail.com, and above all, keep it legal!

Today Civil Rights attorney Stan Davis returns for a conversation about whether United Airlines is liable to Dr. David Dao for the violent way that the Doctor was deplaned in Chicago last Sunday. Stan, Joe, and Sid also talk about education policy, beef jerky, bond fraud, the patent troll that sued the EFF, the state of Hawai'i's  bid to have the Ninth Circuit hear the travel ban appeal en banc, and a listener question about Donald Trump's tax returns. Join us for this exciting episode of The Law Is My Ass - and keep it legal!

In 1959 "Big Daddy" Dave McCormick was hosting the Hi Fi Club, a syndicated radio show, on C-FUN. The producers would send the package but the local deejay would run the contests, read the commercials and follow the scripts supplied. Dave's show became so popular station management suggested he take over programming, and Dave took C-FUN to its very first Top 40 format. Dave was creative and went up against established CKWX and won the ratings battle. He was inventive, promotion minded and saw the future. He knew what the kids wanted and delivered with great deejays and music. Dave hired Frosty Forst, Jerry Landa, Brian Lord, Andy Laughland and Al Jordan and called them the Good Guys. He was the first in North America to use this phrase. When I returned from working in the US in 1961, I returned to CKWX but times had changed and C-FUN was now King of the Hill. When Dave quit C-FUN in 1962 to take a job in California radio, we worked together on the transition. We both announced the C-FUN top 50 songs of the week on a 4 hour radio show. Dave returned in later years to CFMI with his new show and a feature he called Discumentary. Dave McCormick passed away yesterday and the radio people who knew him loved him as listeners over the decades will long remember his gifts to Vancouver radio. We all will miss him. Rest in Peace old friend. Back in December 2009 I wrote about this painting on redrobinson.com. "The timing couldn't be better for the genius of Bruce Stewart to strike again with this brand new “fantasy” painting of Dave McCormick and the original C-FUN deejays. Bruce has the ability to capture the essence of an era. This period at C-FUN was the first fling at Top 40 that was totally driven by Dave. He left in early 1962 and that is when I joined the illustrious group. Brian “Baby Blue” Lord left at the same time. For more on C-FUN, visit Jim Bower's FUN-tastic site Vancouver Top 40 Radio http://www.vancouvertop40radio.com/. Jim was kind enough to pass along Bruce's note: 'Late evening – summer of 1961. I, as a boy of almost fifteen, in hospital for a small procedure, but bed-bound for almost two weeks. Nothing to do but count the holes in the acoustic ceiling tiles, over and over — and listen to C-FUN, when Roy the Boy was ‘Crying', and Paul Anka was ‘Kissing on the Phone'… all I could think of was the hot days and how they were passing me by, outside my window. And that imaginary summer view inside another window: the ‘Control Room' and the board, where mischief was afoot, with Big Daddy at the controls, the Good Guys providing backup, awaiting their turn at the mike, taking requests, spinning the disks and weaving the magic! A fantasy image of what the listener (me) imagined just what the DJ board at C-FUN might look like amid the chaos of a Summer Soundathon week — if radio had pictures! Only in the mind's eye of a listener, out there, everywhere around a place called Funland! In the late 60s, when I was working summers at UBC, I did an illustration for a dual Ampex tape deck module (reel to reel) commissioned by Stan Davis, whose company Broadcast Technical Services produced the module. Long after, I learned that Stan (now sadly passed) designed and built the technical end of C-FUN in the early 60s. I guess he was my inspiration for this piece, although a lot of my ‘technical' input was made up — part of my ‘imagining' concept. It IS a change from the other illustrations on the Vancouver Top 40 site, however! I kept adding more and more ‘stuff', until it became a bit of a MAD magazine piece with subplots abounding... cats keeping the mice population down, and Frosty passing a chipped 45 to a harried and overworked Dave!'”

In Episode 3 of the The Law Is My Ass, Joe Creitz and Sid Singh talk about the Trump U. fraud settlement, and speak with Wisconsin civil rights attorney Stan Davis about student rights, the limits of eye-witness testimony, legal claims against the NFL, and what it takes to make Luke Kuechly cry. All that plus listener questions, Obama quotes, and Sid

Larry interviews Stan Davis of the Youth Voice Project at the Internatonal Bullying Prevention Association conference

Larry interviews Stan Davis of the Youth Voice Project at the Internatonal Bullying Prevention Association conference

Stan Davis reading Urban Planes from the book: Here We Are Reflections Of A God Gone Mad http://www.tevsmith.com

Gloom Lake: Weird Tales of the Frontier is well produced â??Old Time Radio Showâ??. A fictional look at the Old West that has horror, supernatural, western, elements. Packed with great editing, killer sound, good acting, and superb storytelling. Stan Davis is one of the creators of this podcast. I met Stan through social media through the â??Deathsquadâ?? community. A fellow Ohioan, Stan is a master fabricator who worked the Electric Daisy Carnival, building huge psychedelic mushrooms and various other trip metal contraptions. Stan is a fellow artist and a damn good dude. http://www.gloomlake.com/ https://twitter.com/GloomLakeTimes https://twitter.com/StanDaDevil Produced, and Hosted by Izzy Rock https://twitter.com/TheIzzyRock https://www.facebook.com/TheIzzyRock https://www.facebook.com/TalesFromTheHardsidePodcast Email and Booking: theizzyrock@gmail.com and izzy@gemcitypodcast.com Website:http://www.theizzyrock.com/ Call the voicemail: 937-265-2024 Izzy's Homegrown Grand Mammoth- Foggy Cauldron https://www.facebook.com/GrandMammoth Valley of the Sun- Riding the Dunes https://valleyofthesun.bandcamp.com/

On this episode of The Sample Hour, I am joined by Stan Davis. Stan and I talk about his hit show Gloom Lake. Download.

  WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT BULLYINGMaine's nationally known expert Stan Davis is our guest. I heard about Stan at the ASCA conference where school counselors nationwide were singing his praises as an bully control expert