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Chloe Pierce is the Democratic Party nominee for the 107th State Assembly District, which includes parts of Albany, Rensselaer, Columbia and Washington Counties. She talks about her candidacy with Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Magazine.
THIS IS NOT AN ENDORSEMENT. My guest today is life long Coachella Valley resident, school board president and long time community leader and now candidate for CA State Assembly, District 36, Joey Acuna. Being an advocate and long time board member Joey hopes to bring his political experience to continue some of the projects his predecessor has started and also bring other ideas and projects to the constituents of district 36. Some of his priorities are improving public schools, combating rising costs, creating jobs, expanding health care, among others. Follow Joey Acuna's campaign on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/acunaforassembly/ Follow Joey Acuna's campaign on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/AcunaForAssembly Visit Joey Acuna's campaign website! https://joeyacuna.com/ Thank you Anchor Sponsors! Camilo Garcia, Eddie Lopez, Jake, "The Valley's Champ" Gil Rebollar and Will Torres and the entire VSN team, the Imperial Valley Source For Sports!! Follow VSN on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/valleysportsnetwork/ Follow VSN on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/valleysportsnetwork Subscribe to VSN on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/@VSNValleySportsNetwork Follow Eddie Lopez and Roots Creative on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/cultivatingideas/ Follow us on Facebook! http://bit.ly/2AljpUQ Follow us on Instagram! http://bit.ly/31l34ve Follow us on Twitter! http://bit.ly/2ZTMdlL Visit our new and improved website https://quepasacalexico.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/quepasacalexico/support
The Wednesday, October 9, 2024, Central Valley Community Election Forum hosted by ONME News, in collaboration with community organizations, Black Women Organized for Political Action, Fresno, San Joaquin Valley Chapter, also known as BWOPA) Black American Political Association of California, Fresno Chapter, also known as Bay PACK; The NAACP #1038, Fresno Chapter; and the African American Clergy Caucus features the following Central Valley candidates; Fresno City Council Area 6 candidate, Nick Richardson; State Assembly District 8 candidate, David Tangipa; State Center Community College Area 2 incumbent candidate, Nasreen Johnson; Madera City Council District 4 incumbent candidate; Madera City Council District 4 candidate Derrick Robinson; State Assembly District 27 incumbent candidate Esmeralda Soria; and State Assembly District 27 candidate, Joanna Garcia Rose. ONME News executive producer and publisher Julia Ann Dudley Najieb was the moderator. In Part 2 of the October 9 Central Valley Community Election Forum hosted by ONME News, watch candidates David Tangipa; State Center Community College Area 2 incumbent candidate, Nasreen Johnson; Madera City Council District 4 incumbent candidate; Madera City Council District 4 candidate Derrick Robinson; State Assembly District 27 incumbent candidate Esmeralda Soria; and State Assembly District 27 candidate, Joanna Garcia Rose.
The Wednesday, October 9, 2024, Central Valley Community Election Forum hosted by ONME News, in collaboration with community organizations, Black Women Organized for Political Action, Fresno, San Joaquin Valley Chapter, also known as BWOPA) Black American Political Association of California, Fresno Chapter, also known as Bay PACK; The NAACP #1038, Fresno Chapter; and the African American Clergy Caucus featured the following Central Valley candidates; Fresno City Council Area 6 candidate, Nick Richardson; State Assembly District 8 candidate, David Tangipa; State Center Community College Area 2 incumbent candidate, Nasreen Johnson; Madera City Council District 4 incumbent candidate; Madera City Council District 4 candidate Derrick Robinson; State Assembly District 27 incumbent candidate Esmeralda Soria; and State Assembly District 27 candidate, Joanna Garcia Rose. ONME News executive producer and publisher Julia Ann Dudley Najieb was the moderator. Also featuring special guest Trustee Area 6 Karla Kirk who talks about the process of school bonds and the Central Unified School District school bond, Measure X that is on the ballot. In this part 1, here is who is featured: The four political organization collaborators, candidate Nick Richardson and Trustee Karla Kirk on school bonds.
In the first half of the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Oct. 2, 2024, we talk with Harry Bronson, candidate for NYS Assembly, about his priorities for District 138 if re-elected.
Happy Labor Day Weekend. We discuss the significance of Labor Day, the surging support for unions, particularly among young people, and the critical need to restore democracy at work by passing the Protect the Right to Organize (PRO) Act. We encourage all our listeners to attend an organized labor event near you, including Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz at Milwaukee's Labor Fest this Monday. We update the developing crisis in Wisconsin's monopolistic hospital and health systems. A new Eau Claire Leader Telegram article where a local doctor declares: “I don't think it's an understatement to say the HSHS closure and Prevea closure caused a medical crisis in the Chippewa Valley. I certainly see that when it comes to behavioral health each week.” We decry the failure of leaders to step up and address the brewing crisis that will surely engulf the rest of the state, starting with the increasingly troubled Ascension hospitals in southeast Wisconsin, HSHS hospitals in Green Bay, and down the road Marshfield Clinics if their latest merger does not work out. We welcome newly Citizen Action endorsed state legislative candidate Angelina Cruz to the show to discuss her campaign for a Racine-area State Assembly District 62 and how her background as an educator and union leader have prepared her for the Legislature
Thomas Sullivan, running for election to the New York State Assembly to represent District 23, joins Sid live in-studio to give an update on his campaign against Democrat incumbent Stacey G. Pheffer Amato. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
You are in for a treat this episode! Jennifer Horn joins me to give a tell-all of Kamala Harris' record and what makes her the “ultimate transactional actor”. As a candidate, she didn't just “fall out of a coconut tree” – she's been hopeless as Vice President and shows a very consistent pattern with her history in California. I talk about the election results in Venezuela, where Maduro was defeated but caused an uproar and rebellion when he tried to flub the numbers. Then, per usual, the media distorts Trump rally comments to scare voters – yet is quiet on Biden's attempt to undermine the Supreme Court. You probably weren't aware that nearly one million Californians are without access to reliable drinking water and more who are riddled with rationing water – but I break it all down for you. Joanna Garcia Rose from State Assembly District 27 also joins me in Candidate Corner. We discuss the border crisis, immigration, and how she views deportation with multi-generational families, and more.
Cory Sillars comes back to the show to talk about his run for the 87th State Assembly District and why his sacrifice is worth itSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode of Crime & Politics #TheFinestUnfiltered John sits down Yi Andy Chen - Candidate for New York State Assembly District 40. Yi is running in the Democratic Primary against a far left incumbent Ron T. Kim who openly called for Defunding the NYPD & the legalization of prostitution. Link to learn more about, follow or donate to Yi Andy Chen: https://linktr.ee/yiandychen To learn more about #TheFinestUnfiltered visit us at: Website: https://thefinestunfiltered.com Youtube: https://youtube.com/@TheFinestUnfiltered?si=Y5ZcHqdgVLunTYx9X: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheFinestUnfiltered https://www.instagram.com/johndmacari/ https://www.instagram.com/mostcomplainedcop/ X: https://twitter.com/RetiredNYFinest/ https://twitter.com/JohnDMacari https://twitter.com/EricDymCop Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/TheFinestUnfilteredPodcast If you are interested in purchasing a Finest Unfiltered T-Shirt please visit https://meyersuniforms.com/265-unfiltered-podcast-tee/ For any financial or investment advice please contact LaidLaw Blue at 888-901-2583 (Blue) or visit them online at https://laidlawwealthmanagement.com/laidlaw-blue/ tell them your friends at #TheFinestUnfiltered sent you.
Running for election to the New York State Assembly to represent District 23, Tom Sullivan joins Sid to talk about the very patriotic weekend that was for Tom and Sid on Rockaway, before he dives into his Assembly race against Democrat Stacey G. Pheffer Amato. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In the second half of the second hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on Wednesday, June 12, 2024, we're joined by Demond Meeks, primary candidate for New York State Assembly, District 137.
On the latest episode of Stop & Talk, host Grant Oliphant engages in a dynamic conversation with Diane Moss, the CEO of Project New Village. Founded in 1994, Project New Village spearheads a transformative initiative in Southeastern San Diego, leveraging neighborhood-based agriculture to ensure widespread access to nutritious food. Diane shares insights from her journey and highlights the power of collaboration with community partners to tackle food accessibility challenges.Emphasizing engagement with younger generations, she navigates the nuances of cooperation with individuals holding diverse perspectives. Diane's inclusive approach underscores the importance of embracing differences to uphold the movement's relevance for future generations. Diane's unwavering commitment to providing wholesome food to her community shines through, fostering acceptance and unity for all involved in the food justice movement.About Diane MossN. Diane Moss is a waymaker and womanist with more than 30 years of experience managing small community-rooted organizations in southeastern San Diego. She was selected as the 2019 Women of the Year for the 79th State Assembly District and awarded the 2019 Trailblazer award by the San Diego Voice and Viewpoint. Most recently, she received the Prebys Foundation's Leaders in Belonging Award.Moss is an alumnus of the University of California San Diego (1980) and a member of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Alumni Network. She is supportive of and involved with numerous community and cultural groups including the San Diego Food System Alliance; Hunger Free San Diego Advisory Board; and Society for the Preservation and Promotion of African American Culture (SOPPAAC). She serves on Board of Directors for the Elementary Institute of Science; and the advisory board for Neighborhood House Association Adult Day Center and the San Diego Continuing Education Foundation. Show Credits This is a production of the Prebys Foundation. Hosted by Grant Oliphant Co-Hosted by Crystal Page Co-produced by Crystal Page and Adam Greenfield Engineered by Adam Greenfield Production Assistance by Tess Karesky The Stop & Talk Theme song was created by San Diego's own Mr. Lyrical Groove Recorded at the Voice of San Diego Podcast Studio Download episodes at your favorite podcatcher or visit us at StopAndTalkPodcast.org If you like this show, and we hope you do, the best way to support this show is to share, subscribe, and review our podcast. Thank you for your support, ideas, and listening.
Running for election to the New York State Assembly to represent District 23, Thomas Sullivan joins Sid to talk about his campaign picking up speed as the election approaches. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A local law firm is preparing to file a class action lawsuit against the city of San Diego on behalf of the January 22nd flood victims. In other news, State Assembly District 79 is an open seat this election. We learn about the three candidates running for the position. Plus, low income families across San Diego County could qualify for extra benefits on their EBT cards this summer.
On this episode John & Eric sit down with lifelong NYC resident (Ret) Army Colonel Tom Sullivan to explore his life, career and run us through his platform for NY State Assembly. Tom is a combat veteran who served in Kuwait, Iraq & Afghanistan. Tom is also a financial advisor & a small business owner. This is Tom's 2nd attempt at State Assembly in 2022 he was up by 246 votes on election night and after months of lawsuits he ultimately lost by 15 votes (Less than 0.05% of the vote) Facebook: Thomas P. Sullivan Instagram: Sullivanforstateasembly LinkedIn: Thomas P. Sullivan X: Sully4Assembly Website: www.sullivanforassembly.com To Donate to Tom's Campaign please use the below link: https://secure.winred.com/friends-of-tom-sullivan/donate-today To learn more about us please visit us at: Website: www.TheFinestUnfiltered.com Youtube: @TheFinestUnfiltered X: RetiredNYFinest Instagram: TheFinestUnfiltered Rumble: TheFinestUnfilteredPodcast If you are interested in purchasing a Finest Unfiltered T-Shirt please visit https://meyersuniforms.com/265-unfiltered-podcast-tee/ For any financial or investment advice please contact LaidLaw Blue at 888-901-2583 (Blue) or visit them online at https://laidlawwealthmanagement.com/laidlaw-blue/tell them your friends at #TheFinestUnfiltered sent you.
Australia, Chile and China are the top three sources of the world's lithium – the element essential to build the batteries that power electric vehicles. But that could change as mining operations progress in California's Imperial Valley. “Lithium Valley,” a vast underground reserve near the Salton Sea, contains enough lithium to meet all of U.S. future demand and more than one-third of global demand, according to the Governor's office. We learn more about the project and its impacts as part of Forum's “In Transit” series. Guests: Ethan Elkind, director of the Climate Program at the Center for Law, Energy and the Environment, UC Berkeley School of Law; podcast host, Climate Break Eduardo Garcia, Assemblymember, representing California's 36th State Assembly District in eastern Riverside County and Imperial County
As the Assemblymember from the newly redrawn 38th State Assembly District, Steve Bennett works hard on local issues in Sacramento — including preserving farms and open lands, water issues, campaign finance reform, managing the economic shifts to a greener economy. He knows the district from the inside out, having served five terms as Ventura County Supervisor, and before that on the Ventura City Council. He began his career as an activist in the 1980s and 1990s, organizing grassroots efforts to preserve open space and for environmental causes, including the Save Our Agricultural Resources, which has protected the county's farmland against encroachment from neighboring Los Angeles County. At first, he would help recruit candidates to represent his group's positions, then realized it would be more efficient to do it himself. And so began his political career. Born in Indiana, Bennett graduated from Brown University, then became a high school history teacher, including at Nordhoff High School here in Ojai. He's been serving in Sacramento since 2020, on the Budget, Elections, and Water, Parks & Wildlife, in addition to subcommittee work on climate crisis, fisheries and aquaculture. We talked about pressing issues in governance, declining trust in institutions, political heros, what it takes to wrangle votes, a day in the life of a state assemblymember, the future of California and the nation, and much else. We did not talk about RuPaul's Drag Race, Canadian monster lore or the War of the Triple Alliance in South America.
FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF FREEDOM!See it on Rumble:https://rumble.com/v257e0y-following-in-the-footsteps-of...Listen in on all Buzzsprout Podcast Platfoems:https://www.buzzsprout.com/1354168/12034791This Week, Dolores stands up with Freedom Fighter Corbin Sabol! Corbin earned a master's degree in Criminal Justice by the young age of 23. He followed in his Father's footsteps and become a Naval Officer after graduation. He works as a civilian contractor in supporting the United States Navy. His father's military career and extensive travels caused Corbin love and appreciate the freedoms and quality of life that Americans enjoy. Corbin has witnessed the disintegration of our freedoms by our corrupt government's overreach. Corbin co-founded “We the People Coalition,” a non-partisan endeavor designed to unite the American people so the people can take our power back. After the damage done to our country by wealthy elites and corrupt politicians, Corbin decided to run for the 79th State Assembly District this year. His goal was to transfer power back to the people, undo corruption, be and advocate for the American people, not the corrupt system or a political party.
Steve and Jennifer Horn, host of The Morning Answer and The IE Answer on AM870 The Answer and Am590 The Answer talk about Biden's last desperate push to "Help" Democrats, and then they are joined by 3 up and coming candidates who are trying to change Los Angeles. Mitch Clemmons - State Senate District 30 https://electmitchclemmons.com/Raul Ortiz Jr. - State Assembly District 64 https://www.raulortizforassembly.com/Jessica Martinez - State Assembly District 56 https://www.martinezforassembly.org/
The candidates for the 95th State Assembly District debate.
A debate between the candidates for the 94th State Assembly District.
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We have a special guest, Vicki Nohrden running for State Assembly District 30 in California. Vicki shared who she is, why she's running and a few tasks she would be encountering. She's a common sense, problem solving, voice for the people candidate that sounds great for California. Sure gives us hope for the troubled state. You can reach me at www.talkonthestreet.net. God Bless America.Conservative Podcasterhttps://talkonthestreet.net
Democratic candidate for the Wisconsin 72nd State Assembly District, Criste Greening tells us about her campaign.
Getting to know Criste Greening. Friday's debate. What's going on in the Supreme Court. Packers pundit playback. (21:08) - Getting to know Criste Greening Democratic candidate for the Wisconsin 72nd State Assembly District, Criste Greening tells us about her campaign. You can connect with Criste on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. (45:30) - Friday's debate Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes and Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson finally squared off in their first debate Friday night.You can listen to the debate on Youtube. October 13th - WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) gets a crack at the Governors race candidates, Thursday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. from Marquette University's Varsity Theatre. (1:09:30) -What's going on in the Supreme Court This month the Supreme Court will hear two very different cases that could significantly undercut US efforts to protect the environment. (1:29:20) - Packers pundit playback Host of the Matt Ramage Show, and everyone's favorite cockeyed Packer's fan, Matt Ramage recaps last nights upsetting game. You connect with Matt on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Check out the absentee ballot drop box artwork. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Music from today's show can be found on As Goes Wisconsin's Spotify playlist. We love hearing from you! Got a topic you think we should cover? Have an idea for a guest we should have on? Want to leave us feedback? Let us know!
Ho-Chunk sculptor Truman T. Lowe has the fine arts center at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse dedicated in his honor. Candidates for the 91st State Assembly District were invited to be interviewed.
It's hot outside and getting hotter. Excessive heat warnings are in effect this week for Southern and Central California, with temperatures as high as 112 degrees in the San Fernando and San Joaquin Valleys and 115 degrees in the Inland Empire expected by Labor Day. And temperatures in Northern California are expected to be up to 20 degrees warmer than normal through Tuesday. We'll talk about who's most at risk, how to stay cool and how California's state and local officials are thinking about mitigating the effects of heat and record temperatures induced by climate change. Guests: David Lawrence, meteorologist and Emergency Response Specialist, National Weather Service V. Kelly Turner, co-director, Luskin Center for Innovation; associate professor of Urban Planning and Geography, UCLA Dr. Gina Solomon, director of the Achieving Resilient Communities project, Public Health Institute; clinical professor of Medicine, University of California San Francisco Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia, representing California's 56th State Assembly District; lead sponsor, Assembly Bills 2238 and 2243
We welcome Darrin Madison, Citizen Action's endorsed candidate for State Assembly District 10, to discuss his important primary election on August 9th and his vision for structural change in Wisconsin. Our panel reviews Ron Johnson's odd week. He floated the idea of making Social Security and Medicare vulnerable to cuts or cancellation if not passed by Congress annually and flip-flopped twice on marriage equality. Is this good politics, or is Johnson now completely out of touch with Wisconsin voters? We update progress on President Biden's domestic agenda, major advances on climate, health care costs, and tax fairness. The bill, which is called the Inflation Reduction Act, faces one remaining conservative Democratic hurdle, now that Manchin is on board, Kyrsten Sinema demands protecting a particularly sleazy tax break for the rich in return for her support. Since our last show, Sarah Godlewski dropped out of the U.S. Senate primary election, clearing the path for Mandela Barnes' primary election victory. We also discuss what the overwhelming defeat of anti-Abortion forces in Kansas portend for the midterms?
Sean Lally is running in the general election for New York State Assembly District 30 on November 8, 2022. Candidate. Image of https://s3.amazonaws.com/ .. Sean Lally el candidato que es lke todos los demás. Solo un joven servidor dedicado y fiel del pueblo con sentido común. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mike-k-cohen/support
Join us for a chill night with 17th Congressional District Supervisor Matt Haney and SF City Attorney David Chiu for an open conversation about what's going on in their lives. What are Matt's plans in his new position as State Assembly District 17 seat? How do they feel about what's transpiring in the nation today? About the Speakers: About David Chiu: David Sen-Fu Chiu is an American politician currently serving as the City Attorney of San Francisco. Previously, he served in the California State Assembly as a Democrat representing the 17th Assembly District, which encompasses the eastern half of San Francisco. Prior to being elected to the Assembly in 2014, Chiu was the President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and Supervisor for District 3, encompassing the northeastern corner of the city, including Chinatown, Nob Hill, North Beach, Union Square, the Financial District, and Fisherman's Wharf. About Matt Haney: Matt has won an election for the 17th Congressional District of CA and serves as the Chair of the Budget and Finance Committee, leading the development and oversight of the City and County's $13+ billion budget. He has built a reputation as a hardworking, creative, collaborative problem solver with an unmatched record tackling San Francisco's toughest challenges from homelessness and housing to public safety and corruption. During his tenure in City Hall, Matt championed some of San Francisco's most popular and bold initiatives. He helped spearhead the effort to transform San Francisco's mental health system with Mental Health SF, an initiative guaranteeing mental health care for all San Franciscans. He implemented common sense policies like 24-hour bathrooms and universal tenant protections, facilitated over 5,000 units of new housing in his district, and oversaw record investments in housing, public safety and economic recovery as Budget Chair. As Supervisor, Matt helped ensure more housing and more affordable housing was built in his district than any other. When the pandemic hit, Matt worked tirelessly to support his constituents, from small business owners to essential workers. He authored legislation to house over 2,000 people experiencing homelessness in hotels and spent time working on the frontlines as a disaster service worker at one of our community COVID shelter hotels when there weren't enough staff. He launched relief programs to keep restaurants and music venues afloat during the shutdown, led the fight to open mass-vaccination sites, and authored laws to ensure workers had masks, gloves and adequate sick pay.
Jeff is the person running in the California community I reside. I heard about Jeff in the news and, while out on an afternoon walk/jog, I saw his campaign signs removed and thrown in the bushes. So, I called Jeff and he validated many thoughts I have about the Republican Party and how the Party is beginning to take on some Democrat Party characteristics. Real People USA always strives to meet interesting people to interview. perrineforassembly.org. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/realpeopleusa/support
Gail Pellerin is vying for the 28th State Assembly District, covering parts of Santa Clara and Santa Cruz Counties, and who faces enormous challenges. Two years into a pandemic, she will be working to revitalize our economy and schools, strengthen our public health system, recover from wildfires, and address the impacts of climate change…. She has our endorsement.
Electing pro-housing legislators is one of the most efficient ways to address the housing shortage.YIMBY Action and our chapters across California have worked hard to find the best pro-housing candidates running for the state legislature. And these two candidates have gone above and beyond to demonstrate their willingness to support housing.Hear from Jon Wizard and Giselle Hale as they talk about their backgrounds on housing and the impact that we can all have on these races and others.Jon Wizard is running for State Assembly District 30, which covers the California Central Coast from just south of Santa Cruz through Monterey, all the way down past San Luis Obispo.Giselle Hale is running to represent Assembly District 21, which covers the peninsula including Brisbane, South San Francisco, San Bruno, Millbrae, Burlingame, San Mateo, Foster City, San Carlos, Redwood City, and East Palo Alto. Links:Support Jon Wizard's campaign: https://electwizard.com/Support Giselle Hale's campaign: https://www.gisellehale.com/See YIMBY Action's 2022 endorsements: https://yimbyaction.org/endorsements/
On todays episode, we speak with Farmersville City Council Member, and candidate for the 33rd state assembly district, Ruben Macareno. He talks about his candidacy and how things are going in his city of Farmersville.
Fatima Iqbal-Zubair is running for State Assembly District 65 in California - Ron's district. Sadly some tech issues slowed the chat today but we covered a lot of ground from drilling to redistricting to corruption in politics to, you guessed it, Municipal Broadband!
This month, Jason and I reached out to speak with three of the co-founders of Women's March SLO. These three women--Dawn Addis, Andrea Chmelick, and Jen Ford--are movers and shakers in our midst, dedicated to advancing the status of women and girls, speaking truth to power and weaving a legacy of justice and democracy in action! Dawn Addis reminds us of the importance of continuing to make change when she says, “From representation, to the wage gap, to childcare, to reproductive rights and the #MeToo movement, there is no shortage of ways we must continue to make change.” Whatever can be accomplished, will be accomplished by our guests! Join us to find out how! RELEVANT LINKS Women's March SLO City of Morro Bay SLO County Commission on the Status of Women and Girls Shatter PAC - https://shatterpac.com Rock Harbor Marketing Planned Parenthood Central Coast Action Fund Dawn Addis - https://dawnaddis.org #MeToo Movement Kingian Principles of Nonviolence MORE ABOUT OUR GUESTS Andrea Chmelik is an activist, writer, speaker and communications professional. She grew up in communist Czechoslovakia, a country that no longer exists. Bearing witness to changing regimes, and both the rise and crumbling of democracy, she is passionate about social justice and community engagement. Andrea's work is focused on empowering, supporting and advancing women through policy, education and direct action. She is a Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director of Women's March SLO, Chair of the SLO County Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, and a Principal Officer at Shatter PAC. As a communications professional and social media strategist, she leverages the power of positive messaging to amplify diverse voices and encourage peaceful action. She is an ardent cat lover, eternal optimist, and considers coffee essential. Contact Andrea at andrea.chmelikova@gmail.com Jen Ford is the CEO of Rock Harbor Marketing (a female-majority owned company), Co-Founder of Women's March San Luis Obispo, and was recently appointed to the Morro Bay City Council. She has participated in the community in various ways, from PTA to serving on the Morro Bay Planning Commission. Jen enjoys troubleshooting, planning, bringing people together, and lending a hand when there's a need. Watching scary movies and hiking local trails with friends and family are a few of her favorite ways to unwind. Contact Jen at jenpaccoast@gmail.com Dawn Addis is Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director of Women's March San Luis Obispo. She is also a Planned Parenthood Central Coast Action Fund Board Member, founder of Shatter PAC, a new Central Coast initiative focused on electing women, and a Morro Bay City Councilmember. She has been a 24th District Congressional Woman of the Year and State of the Union guest. In 2020 she was a candidate for State Assembly District 35 and earned the most votes of any candidate from her party ever. Ms Addis has served the community in a variety of ways from youth soccer coach to Finance Advisory Committee appointee. Dawn Addis has a deep passion for community building, change-making, and chocolate. Say hello to her at dawn@dawnaddis.org SUPPORT PFJ We greatly appreciate your financial support so that we can continue to educate, advocate and pray for the things that matter to our organization. Please consider donating through PayPal. People of Faith for Justice is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. CREDITS The People of Faith for Justice Podcast is produced and edited by Jeff Manildi Music for the People of Faith for Justice Podcast is provided by Andrew Gorman
Yuh-Line Niou is a New York Assemblywomen representing Lower Manhattan neighborhoods such as the Lower East Side, Chinatown, the Financial District, and Battery Park City. Yuh-Line has focused her career working on legislative and advocacy campaigns. She served as Chief of Staff for New York State Assemblymember Ron Kim, where, under her leadership, the office assisted thousands of immigrants, small-business owners, teachers, seniors, workers, and students. She’s drafted legislation to expand language access for immigrant communities, and has fought for more affordable housing and expanded services for seniors. In the Assembly, Yuh-Line has continued her advocacy work around financial empowerment. She’s pushed to improve financial protections for consumers, particularly for unbanked communities, to secure funding for New York City Housing Authority repairs, and has stood with tenant rights advocates for better housing regulations. Today, her focus is on rehabilitating downtown NYC where the pandemic and economic collapse has hit those areas and their small businesses the hardest. In this episode, we talk about Yuh-Line’s childhood led her to find her voice in politics, the policies she’s most passionate about right now, and how we can help lend a hand in the relief efforts for one of the hardest hit regions by COVID-19. To donate, visit https://www.nioufornewyork.com/ And follow Yuh-Line on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/yuhline_niou/ and Twitter here https://twitter.com/yuhline Produced by Dear Media
Bedford Town Supervisor Chris Burdick discusses his candidacy for Westchester' 93rd State Assembly District seat, how Bedford flattened the Covid curve, the pandemic's effect on the Town's budget, Police Reform, Storm Preparedness and more on Westchester Talk Radio, "The Cup of Joe Political Show" Episode 81 with host John Marino, produced by Sharc Creative
WXHC spoke with candidates for New York State Assembly District 126 in the coming General Election, The post Meet the Candidates: State Assembly District 126 (audio) appeared first on X101 Always Classic.
WXHC spoke with candidates for New York State Assembly District 126 in the coming General Election, The post Meet the Candidates: State Assembly District 126 (audio) appeared first on X101 Always Classic.
Steve Bennett and Charles Cole are running to represent Santa Barbara and Ventura counties in California's 37th State Assembly District. KCSB’s Aubrey Valerio speaks with Charles Cole - the Republican candidate challenging Steve Bennett for the seat. Image Credit: charlescoleforassembly.com
Steve Bennett and Charles Cole are running to represent Santa Barbara and Ventura counties in California's 37th State Assembly District. KCSB’s Kali Acquaah speaks with Steve Bennett - the Democratic candidate challenging Charles Cole for the seat. Image Credit: stevebennettforassembly.com
Andrew Kotyuk, candidate for State Assembly District 42 is this weeks special guest. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The presidential race often steals attention away from local races and ballot measures. Former Press Enterprise columnist and long-time KVCR-news contributor Cassie MacDuff and KVCR's Megan Jamerson review some interesting IE races to look out for including State Assembly District 42 and State Senate District 23.
Shereen Siewert welcomes 69th State Assembly District candidates Brian Giles-D and Donna Rozar-R, and 12th Senate District candidates Mary Felzkowski-R and Ed Vocke-D.
On this episode, I chat with Republican Candidate Janell Proctor who is running for California State Assembly District 14 against Tim Grayson. We get into her priorities which include repeal of AB5, repealing the gas tax and making California more business friendly. Episode Overview: 00:45 – introduction 01:45 – Janell shares why she is running for State Assembly District 14 against Assemblyman Tim Grayson. 04:00 – Janell talks about women in politics and how its changed and we get into the Assemblywoman Buffy Wicks situation where she was not allowed a proxy vote. 06:15 – Janell explains how Assembly Bill 5 is a top priority and why. 09:38 – Janell also wants to repeal the gas tax (Prop 6) 11:40 – She further highlights the need for California Lawmakers to simplify ballot propositions and bills so they are more easily understandable. 13:00 – We talk about COVID-19 and we get into healthcare with people not being punished for pre-existing system or cancer. We also get into H1N1. 19:30 – We get into the state providing forbearance and rent forgiveness/protections. 21:40 – We get into affordable housing and Assemblyman Tim Grayson continues to push it. We also get into homeless and solutions on homelessness. 31:15 – We get into fire service statewide with all the fires and the need for better planning and updating our infrastructure. 34:50 – we get into Janell’s past as she was once a ballerina. 35:53 – We get into law enforcement and where she is at with the national rhetoric. She also talks about her ride along with the Pittsburg Police Department. She also shares her experience with Concord Police Department with an incident on her street involving Black Lives Matter. She talks about reallocating funds from education to fund social workers and education into society. We also get into how Tim Grayson is supporting and pushing bills that do not support law enforcement. We also get into Prop 47. 50:10 – We get into how we can make California more business friendly. 52:17 – Janell talks again about AB 5 and the negative impacts its having. 53:00 – Janell talks about how one of her goals is to find more ways to support Veterans. 57:40 – Janell highlights why voter should support her and how you can get in touch with her.
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John Tarleton, The Indypendent's editor-in-chief interviews Theodore Hamm about a special interest slush-fund doled out to incumbents running for reelection. Then he interviews Phara Souffrant Forrest, a union nurse, tenant activist and socialist running for State Assembly District 57 (central Brooklyn) in the June 23rd primary.
Benjamin Yu is a birthing tourism entrepreneur, Chinese Gangster running for State Assembly District #68 California
State Reppin' has the honor of having State Assembly District 24 Candidate Emily Siegrist running to turn the district blue for the 2nd time. She's fired up to bring Wisconsin into the future instead of dragging the stagnant past. Look to her website to get more information on her upcoming events.www.EmilySiegristforWI.comWe also have long time show guest Tracey Corder representing Black Womxn For which endorsed Sen. Elizabeth Warren for President. We talk about what makes Warren unique and accountable to the base which makes up the most loyal base of the Democratic party, Black Women.www.blackwomxnfor.com/
Candidate for the 42nd State Assembly District, Andrew Kotyuk joins Greg and Don. Why you should vote no on the new Proposition 13 is explained.
We sat down to interview the incredible June Cutter who is running for 77th State Assembly District. She is hoping to replace current representative Brian Maienschein who recently switched to the Democratic political party.June is a smaller business owner, wife, mother, and overall boss. Tune in to find outWhy June is running as a Republican.Why she believes the public school system is failing children and her solutions to fix it.How she has harnessed the power of mom's to scale her campaign and create real change.Why she fears that younger generations will not be able to afford to live in California anymore due to growing taxation and loss of personal freedoms. June is a true example of what it means to be living the California dream and is the daughter of immigrants who fled from North Korea. She is also just an incredibly driven and inspiring person who wants to help make California better for future generations. We can't wait for you to hear this interview! You can find June on her website https://www.junecutter.com/ and on her Facebook page. If you are interested in being a guest on the podcast, a Republican or Democrat please email us at nowhearmeoutpodcast@gmail.com and make sure to follow us on Instagram
In today’s episode, Pastor Frank Espegren sits down with the Director of the Lutheran Office of Public Policy California - Regina Banks! They discuss the significance of the upcoming Lutheran Lobby Day, May 29th and the goal of having representation from every State Assembly District!
This week Turg and Randy Z took a trip out to the beautiful 41st State Assembly District in Pasadena, California to connect with Assemblymember Chris Holden as he shares his journey through his 20s and 30s in the political arena as well as insights and tips for how to join the noble fight as an activist in your community. So, you're in your 20s and you're thinking about politics?! Chris shares his exposure to politics at an early age and how he was able to reflect on his role to make and impact changes in the community in which he grew up. So what does a 23-year-old know about politics? Well, really not a whole lot - but that doesn't mean you can't try to shake things up a bit. But, the decision wasn't easy. Chris talks about the choice between his love for basketball and the commitment he made to his community to pursue his purpose. Find out more about Assemblymember Chris Holden on his district website and on Twitter
We discuss how healthcare, particularly pre-existing conditions, remains the top issue in Wisconsin elections. The panel forecasts their top 3 agenda items for progressives in 2019 if Tony Evers wins the Governor election and Democrats gain control the State Senate. Gabriel Gomez, a Citizen Action co-op member and candidate for State Assembly District 21, joins us to discuss his campaign.
Today we sit down to chat with Mathylde Frontus, running for New York’s 46th State Assembly District. The district covers the southern portion of Bay Ridge. Mathylde is a nonprofit director, scholar, and organizer who grew up in Coney Island. She has focused her life and studies on Social Services, mental health, community organizing and education. She's also been a major component of the anti-violence initiatives going on in Coney Island. We'll also dig into what is driving Mathylde’s candidacy: a desire to systematically reform government. This includes improving community feedback (by creating new mechanisms such as a community think-tank), encouraging residents to become more aware of their government (by creating new civic workshops to help people run for office), and by pushing for more transparency in the Albany budget process to uncover corruption and improve accountability. We also discuss specific issues, such as education and mental health services. Show notes are available at www.radiofreebayridge.org/ Subscribe on iTunes at itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/radio-free-bay-ridge/ or wherever fine, hyper-local organic podcasts are lovingly grown.
Today, Rachel and Dan sit down with Andrew Gounardes to talk about his campaign to win the Democratic nomination for New York's 22nd State Assembly District, which includes Bay Ridge and a huge chunk of Southern Brooklyn. If he wins the primary, he’ll be squaring off against Republican incumbent Martin J Golden, the lone Brooklyn Republican in the State Senate who has gerrymandered the district in his favor. We’ll talk with Andrew about his life in public service, as well as Mr. Golden’s inability to solve perennial problems in the neighborhood. We also discuss reforming New York State’s archaic voting laws, how to get engaged in civic life, improving neighborhood transportation options and street safety. We also chat about property taxes and housing reform, including giving the city control over rent laws and making it easier to own a home. Andrew also discusses his proposal for a major South Brooklyn waterfront park, connecting and expanding the green spaces along the Narrows and Gravesend Bay! Show notes are available at www.radiofreebayridge.org/ Subscribe on iTunes at itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/radio-free-bay-ridge/ or wherever fine hand-crafted locally-sourced artisan podcasts are sold.
Forum for State Assemblymember, Saturday, October 1 Co-sponsored with LWVBAE. CA Assembly District 15 candidates: Claire Chiara (Rep) and Tony Thurmond (Dem)
Jimmy Anderson, Democratic candidate for District 47 of the State Assembly, explains his qualifications for this office and why he is running.
Lisa Subeck, Democratic candidate for District 78 of the State Assembly, explains her qualifications for this office and why she is running.
Adam Dahl, Independent candidate for District 47 of the State Assembly, explains his qualifications for this office and why he is running.
Chris Taylor, Democratic candidate for District 76 of the State Assembly, explains her qualifications for this office and why she is running.
Jon Rygiewicz, Republican candidate for District 76 of the State Assembly, explains his qualifications for this office and why he is running.
Lynn Utesch, candidate for Wisconsin's 1st State Assembly District, joins the Political Radar crew to discuss many topics including why he is running for office, environmental issues effecting his district and issues with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources' enforcement of regulations. Additionally they discuss the Republican's attempt to change the open records laws of the state of Wisconsin, drug testing for recipients of government benefits, the legalization of marijuana, who is funding Lynn's campaign and much more.
Lynn Utesch, candidate for Wisconsin's 1st State Assembly District, joins the Political Radar crew to discuss many topics including why he is running for office, environmental issues effecting his district and issues with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources' enforcement of regulations. Additionally they discuss the Republican's attempt to change the open records laws of the state of Wisconsin, drug testing for recipients of government benefits, the legalization of marijuana, who is funding Lynn's campaign and much more.
Lynn Utesch, candidate for Wisconsin's 1st State Assembly District, joins the Political Radar crew to discuss many topics including why he is running for office, environmental issues effecting his district and issues with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources' enforcement of regulations. Additionally they discuss the Republican's attempt to change the open records laws of the state of Wisconsin, drug testing for recipients of government benefits, the legalization of marijuana, who is funding Lynn's campaign and much more.
Lynn Utesch, candidate for Wisconsin's 1st State Assembly District, joins the Political Radar crew to discuss many topics including why he is running for office, environmental issues effecting his district and issues with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources' enforcement of regulations. Additionally they discuss the Republican's attempt to change the open records laws of the state of Wisconsin, drug testing for recipients of government benefits, the legalization of marijuana, who is funding Lynn's campaign and much more.
Julia Arata-Fratta, Democratic candidate for the 47th District of the Wisconsin State Assembly, explains her qualifications for the office and why she is running.
Jacob Wischmeier, Democratic candidate for the 78th District of the Wisconsin State Assembly, explains his qualifications for the office and why he is running.
Tony Hartmann, Democratic candidate for the 47th District of the Wisconsin State Assembly, explains his qualifications for the office and why he is running.
Lisa Subeck, Democratic candidate for the 78th District of the Wisconsin State Assembly, explains her qualifications for the office and why she is running.
Jimmy Anderson, Democratic candidate for the 47th District of the Wisconsin State Assembly, explains his qualifications for the office and why he is running.
On this episode of Discover Janesville with Yuri Rashkin: In 2011 Lexie Seaver was diagnosed with Glioblastoma, given 6 months to live and told she would not live to see her 26th birthday. Recently, following an aggressive set of treatments and surgeries, Lexie was once again given just a few months to live. Lexie has just celebrated her 30th birthday. Then, two weeks ago, her dad John Seaver was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. Through all of this and now seizures, Lexie continues to write about her experience and communicate with many friends on Facebook who provide her with a constant stream of encouragement, which she appreciates. Yuri spoke with Lexie as she was waiting to be with her dad during his chemo treatment. Learn the inspiring story of this amazing woman, and how she continues her daily battle for survival. This past Saturday, Janesville Community Radio was recording at ArtsFest@Janesville's Irish Fest. Tune in as Yuri is joined by Esther Turner and then Bob Keith, host of JCR's Dadio's Lunch Bucket for a conversation about all things Irish, art and a round of "Where Would You Hang That Sign?" Discover Janesville's final guest on this show was State Representative Amy Loudenbeck (R) who represents 31st State Assembly District. Representative Loudenbeck shared her views on a wide range of issues including voter ID, redistricting, whether the state of Wisconsin should attempt to stop gay marriage recently reaffirmed by US Supreme Court, drug testing food stamp recepients, and much more. Be in the know. Discover Janesville.
General election candidates for the State Assembly, District 47, discuss their qualifications for this office.
The Democratic candidates for the WI State Assembly, District 78, discuss their qualifications for this office.
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Know Your Candidates is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Dane County and Madison City Channel. Candidates for the Wisconsin State Assembly: District 79 Tom Clauder and Sandy Pope-Roberts square off in this episode.
Know Your Candidates is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Dane County and Madison City Channel.
Know Your Candidates is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Dane County and Madison City Channel. Candidates for the Wisconsin State Assembly: District 77 Brett Hulsey, David Redick, Ben Manski and David K. Olson square off in this episode.
Know Your Candidates is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Dane County and Madison City Channel. Candidates for the Wisconsin State Assembly: District 76 Terese Berceau and Torrey Jaeckle square off in this episode.
Know Your Candidates is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Dane County and Madison City Channel. The Republican Candidates for the WI State Assembly: District 79 Republican Primary Tom Clauder and Carl Skalitzky square off in this episode.
Know Your Candidates is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Dane County and Madison City Channel. Democratic Candidates for the Wisconsin State Assembly: District 77 John Imes, Douglas Zwank, Dianne Hesselbein, Fred Wade, and Diane Martin Liebert square off in this episode.
(Panel discussion moderated by Tim Jemal, Executive Director, AeA Orange County Council. ) Panel participants share their ideas about the job skills required by Orange County businesses in order for the economy to thrive in an era of global competitiveness. The panel also discusses how schools are currently addressing these new challenges in education. Panelists: * Steven B. Chesser, Senior Manager, Community Relations, The Boeing Company * Assemblywoman Lynn Daucher, 72nd State Assembly District * Lisa Hughes, Senior, Trabuco Hills High School * Cheryl Lee, Development Executive, Apple Computer, Inc. * Christine McCauley, VP Global Talent Management & Executive Compensation, Edwards Life Sciences * Dr. Cameron McCune, Superintendent, Fullerton School District * Ryan Morrow, Senior, Trabuco Hills High School Panel discussion presented to key education and business leaders in Orange County, California at Project Tomorrow’s Innovation in Education Summit, May 19, 2006.
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