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Patrick Millikin in conversation with Jon Talton

January 7 2024 Youth Pastor Bryan Talton (New Year, New Wisdom) CCLI 988293 Proverbs 1: 1-3, 2: 1-6, 20: 19-25, 26: 11, 2: 7-12, 13: 20, 5: 15-16, 18: 20-21

Angel Marie sits down for an exclusive interview with Hollywood Director and Producer Dijon Talton.

Jason met up with the Talton family while he was down at Trail Hero! The whole family sat down to tell their epic and life changing decision to sell their home and everything in it, to hit the road full-time to experience life. The children are home schooled and are …

August 20 2023 am Youth Pastor Bryan Talton Moving into your Future, Leaving Failure in the Past CCLI 988293 Genesis 37 3-11

July 22 2023 am (Perspective) Youth Pastor Bryan Talton CCLI 988293 1 Samuel 17 1-51

On this episode of Ducks Unlimited podcast, host Katie Burke interviews Master Carver Jerry Talton. In this interview, Talton talks about how he got interested in carving decoys and shares his experience of growing up in the outdoors and his introduction to hunting and fishing. Growing up in North Carolina, he was initially interested in surfing and  even carved his own surfboards. He explains how after coming across a decoy he eventually gifted to his brother, he began to become increasingly interested in how decoys were carved and began to carve them himself. Talton further explains the story of his first duck hunt, where he shot a green-winged teal, which he claims to be God's favorite duck to shoot and eat, as it tastes the best.Instagram: @jerrytaltondecoyswww.ducks.org/DUPodcast

Angela Talton, Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer at City of Hope, joins the podcast to discuss her background & current role, the importance of having DEI embedded in every part of the organization, issues she's following in 2023, and more.

Angela Talton, Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer at City of Hope, joins the podcast to discuss her background & current role, the importance of having DEI embedded in every part of the organization, issues she's following in 2023, and more.

Angela Talton, Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer at City of Hope, joins the podcast to discuss her background & current role, the importance of having DEI embedded in every part of the organization, issues she's following in 2023, and more.

June 4 2023 am Graduation Sunday Youth Pastor Bryan Talton (Holy Ground)

May 17 2023 wed. (Mind Games) Youth Pastor Bryan Talton CCLI 988293

February 19 2023 am (Do you believe in coincidence) Rev Bryan Talton

EVERYDAY PHONE CONVERSATION!! SEASON 3 EPISODE 45! This week's episode we had a few special guest Actress Gabrielle Smith and Actors Nigel Talton & Blaine Allison. We discussed their experience on set, the movie being improv & much more. Enjoy or Fuk Outta Here! Follow them on IG @nostresstalton @gabriellesmitht_ @abk_macmajor13 Check out the trailer for Lanier at https://youtu.be/k1D45C7UeMc & for updates follow Lanier Movie on Facebook Get Ya Merch — https://foh-merch.creator-spring.com Visit our website www.fohbrand.com Sponsors of the podcast: Guerilla Land Clothing @guerillalandmerch Smiley's Crafts & Thangs @smileycraft.thangs The Happy Hippie Club @the_happyhippieclub IF YOU WANT TO GET SOMEBODY OR SOMETHING THE FUK OUTTA HERE SEND US AN EMAIL AT FOH337@GMAIL.COM Follow us on Instagram: Podcast page @fohpodcast337 Sayso @saysographics DJ Truth @therealdjtruth --- 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/fohpod337/message

Frank & Frank learn more about Women of the Pines, their history, and what they do in Moore County. Women of the Pines works with established charities to provide assistance to those in need in our area. https://womenofthepines.org/ For membership inquiries, please contact Barbara Summers: barbub5@gmail.com

S1E34: On this episode, Healthcare Workforce Staffing Transparency with Sheila Talton CEO of Greymatter Analytics and host Dr. Nick. Staffing of healthcare has grown alongside the oft-shared measure of the percentage of GDP that we spend on healthcare. In fact, those two metrics are closely aligned as staffing constitutes a big proportion of the expenditure for any healthcare facility. Basic math on employees in healthcare at the country level suggest that physicians make up about 5% of the healthcare workforce, nurses about 10% - what goes to make up the remaining 85%? We need to move on from discussions and start with action, actions that increase transparency allowing everyone to understand the healthcare system. Your better pill to swallow is to assess your staffing levels and gather the data to classify your staff into clinical and non-clinical and consider publishing these data. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

This Memorial Day weekend the Mid-Atlantic PGA along with the PGA of America is engaging in a nationwide fundraising effort to support veterans and increase opportunities to expose them to golf. As part of the PGA HOPE program courses throughout the region and country will be helping raise funds and awareness of their programs geared […]

This Memorial Day weekend the Mid-Atlantic PGA along with the PGA of America is engaging in a nationwide fundraising effort to support veterans and increase opportunities to expose them to golf. As part of the PGA HOPE program courses throughout the region and country will be helping raise funds and awareness of their programs geared […]

Sheila Talton is an innovative global leader and Big Data strategist with more than 30 years of experience in helping organizations increase value, build successful businesses within larger companies and expand into emerging markets. She develops bold initiatives, whether through public/private partnerships, melding company strategies with governmental objectives, obtaining buy-in for consulting services within technology product companies, or breaking down silos to build services around products to create solutions that increase customer value.#ShieltaTalton#Bigdatamanagment#Telehealth#Healthcareuntold#Technology#Artificialintelligence]  

The post Rome Floyd Chamber Small Business Spotlight – Keisha Wooden with the Jerry Vincent Alfa Insurance Agency, Tina Talton and John Cowman with Wings Over North Georgia, and David Lance with Greater Community Bank appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Nigel Talton, better known as the Freeze talks about the creation of his character. The Freeze is a regular promotion at Atlanta Braves baseball games.

Meet Dee Talton as she discusses: Her journey and challenges to becoming an multiple bestselling author The messaging behind her series Overcoming and recovering from Domestic Violence/Trauma Tips for new authors --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/snj-uncensored/support

In Episode 45 of Sweet Bytes with Sandra, your host, Dr. Sandra Colton-Medici talks with DEI expert, Anastasia Boone Talton about her book, Black Unicorn in Silicon Valley: A Memoir - available on Amazon.com. Book Your Brand Audit HERE Take 15% Off of Your First Order of $50 or More on ShopCollegeOfStyle.com - Use Code: HELLO15 Sign up for the Cool Hunter Newsletter - Click this LINK. Follow Sandra on Clubhouse - Click this LINK. RSVP for Social Strategy Sundays on TikTok - HERE   To Get More Out of Your Instagram Stickers Search These Key Words Inside of The GIF Search on Instagram Stories: Blue Christmas Pink Pandas The Blue Mornings   Affiliate Mentions/Links: Visit SEMRUSH to learn more about getting Free Backlinks until 2021.   Your Chance to WIN: Rate the Podcast and be Entered-to-Win a 1-on-1 Coaching Session with Sandra. Click HERE.   Have a Listener Question?Send an email to the podcast at info@sandracoltonmedici.com   Subscribe, Share, Comment, & Rate:If you enjoyed this episode and found it helpful, please subscribe so that you receive notifications for each episode. Please share it with a friend and tag me on your Instagram/Facebook, or LinkedIn so that I can give you a shout-out! Rate the podcast and leave your feedback in the comments section of the podcast page as well.   Have a Show Topic Suggestion? Send an email to info@sandracoltonmedici.com   Purchase Sandra's book, Passion P.I.P.E.L.I.N.E. Amazon - Print Amazon - Kindle   Follow Sandra on Social Media: TikTok @CollegeOfStyle Instagram @MyCollegeOfStyle Twitter @SandraColton and @CollegeOfStyle Pinterest @CollegeOfStyle LinkedIn @SandraColtonMedici Theme music by Astrotunes.

Luke Hardin and David Waters do a quick Q&A with the legend himself, Nigel Talton, best known for being "The Freeze" during Atlanta Braves home games at Truist Park. Our Socials: Instagram - @talkinbravespod @bravesnews101 @luke.hardinn @davidwaters9 Nigel's Instagram: @nostresstalton Nigel's training Instagram: @ftm_training Send Nigel fan mail: Nigel Talton P.O. Box 725371 Atlanta, GA 31139 Twitter: @talkinbravespod @bravesnews101 TikTok: @talkinbravespod Use David's promo code on Seatgeek! Use promo code "bravesnews" for $20 off your purchase of $50 or more! Email us! tomahawktalkofficial@gmail.com YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiNuZEknROvbM6kEpxhI0yA --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkinbravespod/support

According to a 2020 report by MarketWatch, only 3.7% of Google workers were Black, less than 4% at Facebook, and 7.5% at Uber. The primary argument behind this heartbreaking statistic is the notion among corporate executives that finding capable Black talent is a challenge. It's not clear whether they even looked at all, they didn't know where to look, or that they didn't look hard enough. All we know is that some things need to change. Furthermore, when it comes to promoting Black leaders, the process is often reactive and not intentional. For example, the Black Lives Matter movement left shareholders rushing to promote long-serving Black employees based primarily on societal pressure. Unfortunately, this approach often causes problems when society demands a sense of urgency and the organization settles for an unqualified candidate. Yes, Black talent matters, but it should be the right talent at the right time and for the right reasons. Check out the full session notes: www.evehudsonphd.com/2021/10/190 Join the movement: https://jointhemovement.evehudsonphd.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host David Harlow speaks with Sheila Talton, CEO of Gray Matter Analytics, about big data in health care. Oh, and did we mention social determinants of health? Extracting information from EHR notes fields can help address this domain, which influences 80% of health outcomes. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play HealthcareNOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

Today's show is a bit different than normal! Tim Maratta takes over as host and sits across lifetime and high school friend Rob Talton. Rob shares with us his journey beating Cancer and how he battled a rare disease of the central nervous system, Neurosarcoidosis. Talton was privileged to encounter Johns Hopkins' Dr. Howard Philip Levy, M.D., Ph.D. on his health journey. Dr. Levy has worked alongside many notable doctors including Dr. Ben Carson. Levy was pivotal in Rob's recovery by putting hope at the forefront of his mindset. Doc wouldn't allow Talton to focus on survival percentages or any other news that would lend towards negative overthinking. Rob is not only in remission, but he is determined to make the latter half of his life more meaningful. He encourages us to be more grateful and present by not just living, but by being alive! Rob is a member of the Talton Brothers Band and writes music based on his personal experiences. Talton was blessed with the opportunity to play music at the popular music studio, Muscle Shoals, where icons including Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, and the Rolling Stones produced music. There were many dark days in Rob's healing process, but he overcame to tell many exceptional stories. We get a glimpse of those stories right here on Write it Down! For more, sit back, relax, and get your pens ready!https://m.facebook.com/Talton-Brothers-Band-352780409128196/

Laurie McGraw is speaking with Inspiring Woman Sheila Talton.  Corporate executive Sheila G. Talton was born on October 12, 1952 in Cleveland, Ohio. As a teenager, she became involved in ...

Sheila Talton is the Founder and CEO of Gray Matter Analytics, a healthcare-focused company that offers analytics as a service (AaaS) to healthcare systems and insurers to help them manage their quality measures, metrics, and risks related to value-based care. To be the best provider of care requires the ability to measure, predict and improve services based on medical and behavioral data, combined with social determinants of health, to ensure that all data is leveraged to provide better outcomes. Sheila says, "Whether those metrics are tied to the admissions or length of stay and other components of the clinical treatments, most health systems are actually managing how well they're performing on Excel spreadsheets. As you can imagine, you cannot manage multiple risk-based contracts because the average provider will have at least 20, 30, sometimes even 50 different contracts with different metrics." @GrayMatterData #DigitalHealth #SocialDeterminantsofHealth #SDOH #AaaS #ValueBasedCare #WholePersonCare GrayMatterAnalytics.com Download the transcript here

Sheila Talton is the Founder and CEO of Gray Matter Analytics, a healthcare-focused company that offers analytics as a service (AaaS) to healthcare systems and insurers to help them manage their quality measures, metrics, and risks related to value-based care. To be the best provider of care requires the ability to measure, predict and improve services based on medical and behavioral data, combined with social determinants of health, to ensure that all data is leveraged to provide better outcomes. Sheila says, "Whether those metrics are tied to the admissions or length of stay and other components of the clinical treatments, most health systems are actually managing how well they're performing on Excel spreadsheets. As you can imagine, you cannot manage multiple risk-based contracts because the average provider will have at least 20, 30, sometimes even 50 different contracts with different metrics." @GrayMatterData #DigitalHealth #SocialDeterminantsofHealth #SDOH #AaaS #ValueBasedCare #WholePersonCare GrayMatterAnalytics.com Listen to the podcast here

Today, we are speaking with a digital transformation and analytics powerhouse, Sheila Talton. Sheila owns Gray Matter Analytics, a healthcare data analytics company founded in 2013. She is here to share with us her perspective on important topics such as the lack of women in the big data and big tech industry, raising working capital in a business, and what it means to be an entrepreneur. As an African American woman, Sheila is an ardent advocate for African American rights. She currently serves on three public boards, two of which are John Deere and Cisco. Finally, Sheila is a thoughtful leader who attributes much of her success to her daily workouts and ensuring stillness in her day by taking time to read the Bible. IN THIS EPISODE: [03:37] Sheila reflects on her childhood, labeling herself as a rule follower until she realized she wasn't accomplishing as much as she wanted to quickly enough. [05:44] Marching and demonstrating in protests, making sure her voice was heard around important issues facing African Americans. [08:52] The point when Sheila knew she wanted to pursue a career in technology. [16:57] Not getting the support of her then husband as Sheila's career started to grow exponentially. [19:16] Sheila's next steps as she transitioned and pivoted her focus to becoming an entrepreneur. [21:18] How Sheila negotiated and structured the deal to get her business started. [27:59] Hindsight of Sheila's career, she spent 50% as an entrepreneur and 50% in corporate America. Does she feel the time she spent in corporate was beneficial? [30:31] Sheila speaks about her current company and what she expects the future of this company to look like. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Sheila marched and demonstrated during the civil rights movement to ensure her voice was heard regarding the different issues facing African Americans during that time. How Sheila found success in Big tech and Big Data, even though the odds were stacked against her, being a woman and a woman of color.  Working in corporate America before she became an entrepreneur - Sheila felt this was beneficial to her because she was able to observe what good and bad management looked like. We can never achieve success alone, having a support system is necessary to finding success. Negotiating the deal and investment for her business - Sheila looks back to that moment and knows she took all the right steps in formulating that deal.  QUOTES: “I spent a lot of my time marching, demonstrating, and making sure that my voice was heard around the issues that were important for African-Americans during that time.” - Sheila Talton “I feel that I learned what good management looks like and what bad management looks like. A lot of times entrepreneurs have to figure that out themselves because they don't have role models.” - Sheila Talton on working in corporate America “I believe that none of us get to where we are alone. A support system is really important, a support system of women and a support system of men.” - Sheila Talton CONNECT WITH US: Find Sheila Talton on LinkedIn and at GrayMatterAnalytics.com Check out our website, Potential to Powerhouse, for more details and to learn about past, present, and future guests. Be sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter, and join our Facebook Community for a deeper connection with the P2P tribe. Ignite the Powerhouse Within Summit! Wednesday, June 23 - Thursday June 24, a 2-day live interactive summit for seekers, visionaries, and unstoppable entrepreneurs on the rise.  Grab your free copy of our guide, 4 Daily Habits Essential to Becoming a POWERHOUSE Entrepreneur, and don't forget to subscribe to our show and leave a rating and review. Do you know any other female powerhouses that could benefit from listening? If so, please let them know to follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever they like to listen to valuable audio content. Until next time… High Five! SHEILA G. TALTON: Sheila G. Talton is currently the President and CEO of Gray Matter Analytics, a healthcare data analytics company that she founded in 2013. Her latest mission at Gray Matter is to encourage clients to take ownership of their data, maximize its value and more effectively standardize data across large, complex enterprises to address interoperability challenges that proliferate in healthcare. She is an innovative global leader and Big Data strategist with over 30 years of experience in helping organizations increase value, build successful businesses within larger companies and expand into emerging markets. She is recognized for her expertise in developing and executing bold initiatives. Her experience in governance extends to corporate, civic and not-for-profit sectors; currently serving on the boards of Deere & Company, Sysco Corporation, OGE Energy Corp., Chicago's Northwestern Memorial Hospital Foundation, The Chicago Network, the Chicago Shakespeare Theater and The Chicago Urban League.

Barbara Peters in conversation with Jon Talton

This episode features a March 2, 2021, Virtual AHA session that hosted a discussion of the recent AHR Conversation on Black Internationalism, which appeared in the December 2020 issue of the AHR. The published conversation included seven scholars drawn from a range of fields and perspectives—Monique Bedasse (Washington University in St. Louis), Kim D. Butler (Rutgers University), Carlos Fernandes (Center of African Studies (CEA) from Eduardo Mondlane University), Dennis Laumann (University of Memphis), Tejasvi Nagaraja (Cornell University), Benjamin Talton (Temple University), and Kira Thurman (University of Michigan). The Virtual AHA, moderated by now former AHR Associate Editor Michelle Moyd (Indiana University, Bloomington), featured four of the conversation participants—Bedasse, Fernandes, Laumann, and Talton. You can find video of the session on the AHA’s YouTube channel.

On this episode I had the pleasure of speaking with two leaders in one of Portland's leading black-led and black-community focused non-profit organizations. Winta Yohannes is the Executive Director of Albina Vision Trust. Kayin Talton-Davis is the Head of History, Art & Storytelling for Albina Vision Trust. Time Stamps 11:25 - Meghan Markel 21:15 - How I met the guests 25:21 - Winta and Kayin’s role with Albina Vision Trust 31:45 - How AVT came into being 37:00 - How will AVT create and black sustain an intentional black community in the “whitest metropolitan city in America” 51:48 - AVT’s 120-unit affordable housing unit and theater acquisition in the Albina District 1:01:42 - What does the 2030 Albina Vision look like? 1:05:12 - Fab 5 questions Contact info: Kayin@soapboxtheory.com Winta@albinavision.org soxandsandalspodcast@gmail.com

Briana Contreras, associate editor of MHE, spoke with Sheila Talton, founder and CEO of Gray Matter Analytics, in this week's episode of Tuning In to the C-Suite podcast. In the discussion, Sheila addressed the topic of how healthcare organizations are missing out by not actively expanding their efforts to seek out and fast track talented individuals across many minority populations, especially in the c-suite.

My "Women who went for it" series continues! In this series, I'm talking with some BOSS women who went for it! While they all have different stories, there's one thing they ALL have in common.  They pushed past their fears, doubts, and insecurities to chase their purpose.  On this episode, I'm talking with my girl Lindsey Talton of leawoodlane.com.  Lindsey gave me invitation that lead to me making a huge change in my life! Now, she's made a decision that has lead to a major change in her own life!  Tune in to hear how she walked away from a career that she had been building for 12 years, and how she is now pursuing her passion while writing a rapidly growing blog to document it all! Did I mention that all of this happened during her first year as a mom?! Such a great story that I'm sure so many will be able to relate to! Get ready to get inspired! Lindsey Talton: Instagram: @leawoodln Blog: www.leawoodln.com Be sure to follow me on social media! Instagram: mek_rich Facebook: Looking For My Fit Questions about booking, being a guest, or sponsoring the podcast, email me at lookingformyfit@gmail.com

Today we explore the story of a track athlete from high school, to multiple colleges, and now with the Olympic Dream in his heart. Nigel is a post-collegiate runner aiming for the Olympic Trials in 2021 training in Atlanta, Ga. with famed athlete/coach Dwight Phillips. We talk about what it takes to make it as a post-collegiate from facilities, to coaches, and the monetary costs. One of the ways he pays for his training is with the Atlanta Braves as a member of the grounds crew, where through luck and determination he found himself as The Freeze. If you'd like to support Nigel in his quest, here is the link for his GoFundMe campaign. Don't forget to follow him on Twitter @NoStressTalton. https://www.gofundme.com/f/i-can-i-am-i-will-finish-the-mission?utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_na+share-sheet&rcid=63d4b531e8244bf38c4cf71d078178bf

In This Land of Plenty: Mickey Leland and Africa in American Politics (University of Pennsylvania Press) by Benjamin Talton is a transnational history that explores the influence of African American leaders on US foreign policy towards Africa in the 1980s. By examining the life and labors of the political activist turned Texas congressman, Mickey Leland, Talton traces the afterlives of 1960s-era Black radicalism in the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) after Leland’s election in 1978. Leland shaped the CBC’s outlook on famine in Ethiopia and established the Committee on Hunger where he developed a broad transformative vision for ending world hunger. Talton analyzes Leland’s career alongside contemporaneous political developments in Ethiopia and apartheid South Africa, an issue which ultimately became the focal point of CBC endeavors. Talton investigates the ways that anti-apartheid limited Black Congressional action on other African-related foreign policy issues throughout the decade. Talton paints a portrait of Leland as an activist, statesman, and visionary who lived out his politics of humanitarian solidarity from Houston to Addis Ababa. Benjamin Talton is Professor of History at Temple University. Amanda Joyce Hall is a Ph.D. Candidate in History and African American Studies at Yale University. She is writing an international history on the grassroots movement against South African apartheid during the 1970s and 1980s. She tweets from @amandajoycehall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In This Land of Plenty: Mickey Leland and Africa in American Politics (University of Pennsylvania Press) by Benjamin Talton is a transnational history that explores the influence of African American leaders on US foreign policy towards Africa in the 1980s. By examining the life and labors of the political activist turned Texas congressman, Mickey Leland, Talton traces the afterlives of 1960s-era Black radicalism in the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) after Leland's election in 1978. Leland shaped the CBC's outlook on famine in Ethiopia and established the Committee on Hunger where he developed a broad transformative vision for ending world hunger. Talton analyzes Leland's career alongside contemporaneous political developments in Ethiopia and apartheid South Africa, an issue which ultimately became the focal point of CBC endeavors. Talton investigates the ways that anti-apartheid limited Black Congressional action on other African-related foreign policy issues throughout the decade. Talton paints a portrait of Leland as an activist, statesman, and visionary who lived out his politics of humanitarian solidarity from Houston to Addis Ababa. Benjamin Talton is Professor of History at Temple University. Amanda Joyce Hall is a Ph.D. Candidate in History and African American Studies at Yale University. She is writing an international history on the grassroots movement against South African apartheid during the 1970s and 1980s. She tweets from @amandajoycehall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/african-american-studies

In This Land of Plenty: Mickey Leland and Africa in American Politics (University of Pennsylvania Press) by Benjamin Talton is a transnational history that explores the influence of African American leaders on US foreign policy towards Africa in the 1980s. By examining the life and labors of the political activist turned Texas congressman, Mickey Leland, Talton traces the afterlives of 1960s-era Black radicalism in the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) after Leland's election in 1978. Leland shaped the CBC's outlook on famine in Ethiopia and established the Committee on Hunger where he developed a broad transformative vision for ending world hunger. Talton analyzes Leland's career alongside contemporaneous political developments in Ethiopia and apartheid South Africa, an issue which ultimately became the focal point of CBC endeavors. Talton investigates the ways that anti-apartheid limited Black Congressional action on other African-related foreign policy issues throughout the decade. Talton paints a portrait of Leland as an activist, statesman, and visionary who lived out his politics of humanitarian solidarity from Houston to Addis Ababa. Benjamin Talton is Professor of History at Temple University. Amanda Joyce Hall is a Ph.D. Candidate in History and African American Studies at Yale University. She is writing an international history on the grassroots movement against South African apartheid during the 1970s and 1980s. She tweets from @amandajoycehall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In This Land of Plenty: Mickey Leland and Africa in American Politics (University of Pennsylvania Press) by Benjamin Talton is a transnational history that explores the influence of African American leaders on US foreign policy towards Africa in the 1980s. By examining the life and labors of the political activist turned Texas congressman, Mickey Leland, Talton traces the afterlives of 1960s-era Black radicalism in the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) after Leland’s election in 1978. Leland shaped the CBC’s outlook on famine in Ethiopia and established the Committee on Hunger where he developed a broad transformative vision for ending world hunger. Talton analyzes Leland’s career alongside contemporaneous political developments in Ethiopia and apartheid South Africa, an issue which ultimately became the focal point of CBC endeavors. Talton investigates the ways that anti-apartheid limited Black Congressional action on other African-related foreign policy issues throughout the decade. Talton paints a portrait of Leland as an activist, statesman, and visionary who lived out his politics of humanitarian solidarity from Houston to Addis Ababa. Benjamin Talton is Professor of History at Temple University. Amanda Joyce Hall is a Ph.D. Candidate in History and African American Studies at Yale University. She is writing an international history on the grassroots movement against South African apartheid during the 1970s and 1980s. She tweets from @amandajoycehall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In This Land of Plenty: Mickey Leland and Africa in American Politics (University of Pennsylvania Press) by Benjamin Talton is a transnational history that explores the influence of African American leaders on US foreign policy towards Africa in the 1980s. By examining the life and labors of the political activist turned Texas congressman, Mickey Leland, Talton traces the afterlives of 1960s-era Black radicalism in the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) after Leland’s election in 1978. Leland shaped the CBC’s outlook on famine in Ethiopia and established the Committee on Hunger where he developed a broad transformative vision for ending world hunger. Talton analyzes Leland’s career alongside contemporaneous political developments in Ethiopia and apartheid South Africa, an issue which ultimately became the focal point of CBC endeavors. Talton investigates the ways that anti-apartheid limited Black Congressional action on other African-related foreign policy issues throughout the decade. Talton paints a portrait of Leland as an activist, statesman, and visionary who lived out his politics of humanitarian solidarity from Houston to Addis Ababa. Benjamin Talton is Professor of History at Temple University. Amanda Joyce Hall is a Ph.D. Candidate in History and African American Studies at Yale University. She is writing an international history on the grassroots movement against South African apartheid during the 1970s and 1980s. She tweets from @amandajoycehall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In This Land of Plenty: Mickey Leland and Africa in American Politics (University of Pennsylvania Press) by Benjamin Talton is a transnational history that explores the influence of African American leaders on US foreign policy towards Africa in the 1980s. By examining the life and labors of the political activist turned Texas congressman, Mickey Leland, Talton traces the afterlives of 1960s-era Black radicalism in the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) after Leland's election in 1978. Leland shaped the CBC's outlook on famine in Ethiopia and established the Committee on Hunger where he developed a broad transformative vision for ending world hunger. Talton analyzes Leland's career alongside contemporaneous political developments in Ethiopia and apartheid South Africa, an issue which ultimately became the focal point of CBC endeavors. Talton investigates the ways that anti-apartheid limited Black Congressional action on other African-related foreign policy issues throughout the decade. Talton paints a portrait of Leland as an activist, statesman, and visionary who lived out his politics of humanitarian solidarity from Houston to Addis Ababa. Benjamin Talton is Professor of History at Temple University. Amanda Joyce Hall is a Ph.D. Candidate in History and African American Studies at Yale University. She is writing an international history on the grassroots movement against South African apartheid during the 1970s and 1980s. She tweets from @amandajoycehall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In This Land of Plenty: Mickey Leland and Africa in American Politics (University of Pennsylvania Press) by Benjamin Talton is a transnational history that explores the influence of African American leaders on US foreign policy towards Africa in the 1980s. By examining the life and labors of the political activist turned Texas congressman, Mickey Leland, Talton traces the afterlives of 1960s-era Black radicalism in the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) after Leland’s election in 1978. Leland shaped the CBC’s outlook on famine in Ethiopia and established the Committee on Hunger where he developed a broad transformative vision for ending world hunger. Talton analyzes Leland’s career alongside contemporaneous political developments in Ethiopia and apartheid South Africa, an issue which ultimately became the focal point of CBC endeavors. Talton investigates the ways that anti-apartheid limited Black Congressional action on other African-related foreign policy issues throughout the decade. Talton paints a portrait of Leland as an activist, statesman, and visionary who lived out his politics of humanitarian solidarity from Houston to Addis Ababa. Benjamin Talton is Professor of History at Temple University. Amanda Joyce Hall is a Ph.D. Candidate in History and African American Studies at Yale University. She is writing an international history on the grassroots movement against South African apartheid during the 1970s and 1980s. She tweets from @amandajoycehall Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With the continued, and understandable outcry for social justice within the United States and abroad, we have seen many organizations focus on their efforts to contribute to change. Angela Talton, is a senior diversity and inclusion strategist, with notable experience, including leading Nielsen to rank as one of the top companies in D&I in Fortune and Forbes. During our discussion, Angela shares the practices that she has seen succeed, the characteristics as what she calls “committed companies,” and imparts sage advice to those seeking to drive sustainable change. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This was a Facebook Live chat with two superstar directors from North Carolina, Mary Catherine Talton of Wilson County Schools and Dana Edwards of Johnston County Schools that originally aired on June 16, 2020. We learn about them personally and their programs in this special friend edition of Mastermind Meetup. Join our official Facebook Group to watch these Meetups live: www.facebook.com/groups/schoolnutritionmasterminds Want to be a guest or have questions? Contact Liz Roesel at liz@sealevelsocial.com or Ashley Morena at ashley@projectschoolnutrition.com.

The Atlanta Braves have the fastest man in baseball. Nigel Talton is one of the most popular celebrities in the state of Georgia and he has been a viral sensation across Major League Baseball since 2017. Nigel is known to Braves fans as “The Freeze” and when he isn't raking the infield dirt or cutting the outfield grass as his full-time Grounds Crew job requires of him, he is sprinting at olympic speed against unsuspecting Braves fans along the team's warning track wall during a designed mid-game in stadium promotion created to captivate the 41,000 fans in attendance at Truist Park. On this podcast, Nigel joins us as our guest to talk about how he became a spandex-wearing wonder and what it was like when the world's fastest man, Usain Bolt said, “The Freeze is too quick for me”…Nigel is one of the nicest guys you will meet and his story is inspiring! We spent time with him at a Braves game a few years ago. Enjoy this interview and be sure to catch a Braves game next year so you can see The Freeze live in action!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebrothersbrandt/support

I had on three Amarillo artists Talton, Aiden, and JP. They all make great music together and just graduated high school. All of them have a really bright future ahead of them. Check out their music. Links are below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zagiw0yvcVMhttps://open.spotify.com/album/2nkydxGYcoGcEhV49LjQfo?si=NYWksq0nTy-HB7W3ur7zeQ https://open.spotify.com/album/5MKTCqGhI9Zq4PPSwo20hW?si=yKbSOm9MSC-poIuNISqowA https://open.spotify.com/album/2v3O5WNmJtcFnmSVkIUZ5l?si=_jQGKYB1Sr6DBEGsffwSfg https://soundcloud.com/corts_quarts_courts/bluecollarpop-a-wwwco-x-bdgrmmr-project --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matt-villegas/support

Listeners producer Cecilia Brown talks with Cleo Davis and Kayin Talton-Davis about homeschooling during COVID-19 and reimagining education by challenging the Eurocentric ideals most educational institutions are built upon. The Portland-based artists and designers have long been using art to tell stories about the Black experience and their current project aims to “create a cultural space of memory, advancement, and artistry for Portland's Black Community” at Building Cornerstones. Show notes & links: Building Cornerstones - Please consider donating to Cleo and Kayin’s efforts to finish building out the Mayo House, and making it a place for the Black community. Root Shocked - a documentary short about generational loss, racial disparity, and the steps taken by one family to force a city to reckon with its history. This doc was also produced by Cecilia Brown. Rebuilding Cornerstones: Spatial Justice for Portland’s Black Diaspora - More about Cleo and Kayin’s class at the University of Oregon's College of Design: Design for Spatial Justice. New to the Listeners Podcast? Did the episode pique your interest? Check out the following previous episodes that are peripherally related: #16: August Wilson Red Door Project – Hands Up, Cop Out – Look Within & Evolve #14: Bob McKinnon – Headwinds & Tailwinds

3.26 SLT "the TALK" featuring Veronica Talton, Music Educator and Recording Artist. To learn more about Veronica check out www.veronicatalton.com. To learn more about the Speak Life Tour check out www.speaklifetour.org.

We're using "culture" pretty broadly, here--the SVWAG staff anthropologist is out with the flu, so there's only so much we can do. We're ready to accept some degree of cultural variance, but we don't endorse cultural relativism as a moral theory; our staff ethicist is still very much at his post. That said, social gatherings are most definitely susceptible to cultural standards than moral precepts are, and we are ever in thrall to one of SVWAG's primordial maxims: "Read the room." AYURIS: BattleCON 2m00s (Brad D. Talton, Level 99 Games, 2010) Games Played Last Week:-Flotilla 4m35s (J.B. Howell & Michael Mihealsick, WizKids, 2019)-Marvel Champions: The Card Game 13m43s (Michael Boggs, Nate French, & Caleb Grace, FFG, 2019)-It's a Wonderful World 16m16s (Frédéric Guérard, La Boîte de Jeu, 2019)-The Menace Among Us 18m31s (Jeff Gum, Smirk & Dagger, 2019)-A Feast for Odin: The Norwegians 23m23s (Gernot Köpke & Uwe Rosenberg, Feuerland Spiele, 2018)-Godtear 24m49s (David Carl, Alex Hall, & Steve Margetson, Steamforged Games, 2019)-Core Space 26m34s (Colin Young, Battle Systems Ltd., 2019)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Fine Job Labyrinth--fine job, indeed! 29m17s-Kemet 2.0: Blood and Sand 30m58s-Egyptian Renaissance? Tekhenu: Obelisk of the Sun 33m38s Topic: Cultural Expectations 34m42s

We're using "culture" pretty broadly, here--the SVWAG staff anthropologist is out with the flu, so there's only so much we can do. We're ready to accept some degree of cultural variance, but we don't endorse cultural relativism as a moral theory; our staff ethicist is still very much at his post. That said, social gatherings are most definitely susceptible to cultural standards than moral precepts are, and we are ever in thrall to one of SVWAG's primordial maxims: "Read the room." AYURIS: BattleCON 2m00s (Brad D. Talton, Level 99 Games, 2010) Games Played Last Week:-Flotilla 4m35s (J.B. Howell & Michael Mihealsick, WizKids, 2019)-Marvel Champions: The Card Game 13m43s (Michael Boggs, Nate French, & Caleb Grace, FFG, 2019)-It's a Wonderful World 16m16s (Frédéric Guérard, La Boîte de Jeu, 2019)-The Menace Among Us 18m31s (Jeff Gum, Smirk & Dagger, 2019)-A Feast for Odin: The Norwegians 23m23s (Gernot Köpke & Uwe Rosenberg, Feuerland Spiele, 2018)-Godtear 24m49s (David Carl, Alex Hall, & Steve Margetson, Steamforged Games, 2019)-Core Space 26m34s (Colin Young, Battle Systems Ltd., 2019)News (and why it doesn't matter):-Fine Job Labyrinth--fine job, indeed! 29m17s-Kemet 2.0: Blood and Sand 30m58s-Egyptian Renaissance? Tekhenu: Obelisk of the Sun 33m38s Topic: Cultural Expectations 34m42s

Talton is a local musician who has an EP dropping January 3rd titled weelchar. He is also a member of a local collective known as Corts. Check out their music. They are dope! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matt-villegas/support

In this episode you meet Sheila Talton, CEO of Gray Matter Analytics. Sheila is an innovative global leader and Big Data strategist with over 30 years of experience in helping organizations increase value, build successful businesses within larger companies and expand into emerging markets. Her experience in governance extends to corporate, civic and not-for- profit sectors; currently serving on the boards of Deere & Company (NYSE: DE), Wintrust Financial Corporation (NASDAQ:WTFC), OGE Energy Corp. (NYSE:OGE), Chicago’s Northwestern Memorial Hospital Foundation, The Chicago Network, the Chicago Shakespeare Theater, the Chicago Urban League and Sysco Corporation (NYSE:SYY). She served for 10 years on the board of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and for five years at Acco Brand Corporation (NYSE:ABD). She was a founding member and chairperson of the Information Technology Senior Management Forum, where she continues to serve on their advisory board. She also served on the Advisory Committee to the Board Selection Committee for Agenda, a Financial Times Company. She was the founder and CEO of Unisource Network Services; she was a Senior Managing Partner at Ernst &Young/Cap Gemini, President of EDS’ Business Processing Information Services and the VP Globalization Officer for Cisco Systems in China and South America. She currently serves on the boards of companies focused on agriculture, finance, energy, healthcare, food services and the performing arts. Most recently, she was designated a “Woman of Influence” by The Chicago Business Journal and an honoree in “Those Having Significant Impact on Business and Technology” by TechWeek. She is a graduate of Northern Illinois University and Harvard Business School’s Advanced Management Program. In this episode we discuss: - What she learned in corporate that helped make her a good CEO of her company. - Understanding the role of mentors. - The importance of effectively framing what it is that you do. - Selfcare. - Why she doesn't think about mistakes.

It's Episode 14 of Pair -O- Docs! This week, Dr. Ira Pearlstine and Dr. Leighan Talton welcome in special guest, hand surgeon Dr. Rob Forster! Pair -O- Docs is a live radio show that airs Thursday morning at 10am on WSTU1450. Listen live online at WSTU1450.com, and call into the show at 772-220-9788. NOTE: We had some audio issues during recording, and unfortunately Dr. Talton's mic malfunctioned.

Relieving the madness that was Nevada's comeback win over Purdue (7:58). Freshman kicker Brandon Talton discusses his heroics (19:00) and Nathan makes fun of Purdue fan Eli Boetgger (32:34). Oregon beat writer Steve Mims previews the Ducks ahead of Saturday's contest in Eugene (43:21). Adam and Nathan preview Nevada at Oregon (1:04:53). For slants, the Shoup's talk key Mountain West contests, Nevada basketball recruiting news, and Carson Strong (1:29:02). To stay current everything on The Reno Slant, follow the brothers on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or online at TheRenoSlant.com.

Dijon Talton the star of Never Heard the movie on Netflix gives us some major acting tips. He also tells about working on Glee, starting out as a model, and more. Tune in and check us out on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/themodelexperience/https://www.themodelexperience.net/https://www.instagram.com/dijontalton/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We would like to apologize for the poorer audio quality of this episode. The editor (Mark) would dearly like to attribute it somehow to Walker's illness-induced stupor, but try as he might he can't seem to blame the victim on this one. The microphone has let us all down, dear listeners, and all we can do is vow not to repeat the twin errors--the one being the reduced audio quality, the other in Mark not being able to scapegoat the victim.Games Played Last Week: -Street Masters: Redemption 1m30s (Brady Sadler & Adam Sadler, Blacklist Games, 2018) -Sentinels of the Multiverse 3m35s (Christopher Badell, Paul Bender, & Adam Rebottaro, Greater Than Games, 2011)-SEAL Team Flix 7m34s (Pete Ruth & Mark Thomas, WizKids, 2018)-Mystic Vale 10m57s (John D. Clair, AEG, 2016)-Vengeance 13m10s (Gordon Calleja, Mighty Boards, 2018)-Isle of Skye: From Chieftain to King 16m26s (Andreas Pelikan & Alexander Pfister, Lookout Games, 2015) News (and why it doesn't matter)-Mississippi Queen: too many reprints? 17m00s-The Key series Flows on 20m21s-Pretzel Games puts Men at Work 21m31s-Neuroshima Hex! gets fantastical in Monolith Arena 22m31s Feature Game: BattleCON 23m54s (Brad D. Talton, Level 99 Games, 2010)Topic: Catch-up Mechanics 53m31s

We would like to apologize for the poorer audio quality of this episode. The editor (Mark) would dearly like to attribute it somehow to Walker's illness-induced stupor, but try as he might he can't seem to blame the victim on this one. The microphone has let us all down, dear listeners, and all we can do is vow not to repeat the twin errors--the one being the reduced audio quality, the other in Mark not being able to scapegoat the victim.Games Played Last Week: -Street Masters: Redemption 1m30s (Brady Sadler & Adam Sadler, Blacklist Games, 2018) -Sentinels of the Multiverse 3m35s (Christopher Badell, Paul Bender, & Adam Rebottaro, Greater Than Games, 2011)-SEAL Team Flix 7m34s (Pete Ruth & Mark Thomas, WizKids, 2018)-Mystic Vale 10m57s (John D. Clair, AEG, 2016)-Vengeance 13m10s (Gordon Calleja, Mighty Boards, 2018)-Isle of Skye: From Chieftain to King 16m26s (Andreas Pelikan & Alexander Pfister, Lookout Games, 2015) News (and why it doesn't matter)-Mississippi Queen: too many reprints? 17m00s-The Key series Flows on 20m21s-Pretzel Games puts Men at Work 21m31s-Neuroshima Hex! gets fantastical in Monolith Arena 22m31s Feature Game: BattleCON 23m54s (Brad D. Talton, Level 99 Games, 2010)Topic: Catch-up Mechanics 53m31s

Jerry Talton, leader of the Machine-Learning Services team at Slack, talks about picking up after a failed startup, design-thinking for machine learning, and important lessons from managing. Slack "Doggfooding" StarSpace General Management Course The No Asshole Rule- Robert Sutton Creativity, Inc.- Ed Catmull West Wing- Down in a Hole Giant Robots ep 256- Stay Hungry, Stay Learning 'A Few Useful Things to Know About Machine Learning'- Pedro Domingos 'Naive Bayes Models for Probability Estimation'- Lowd & Domingos Jerry on Twitter See open positions at thoughtbot! Become a Sponsor of Giant Robots!

"No You Can't Say Hi" is a podcast from @jawnbrown about any and everything. In the inaugural episode, Jawn previews the 2016 Iowa Caucuses, talks Trump, Hilary v Bernie, Drake v Meek Mill, and has an ending you do NOT want to miss.

Dr. RACHEL Talton, is CEO of the award-winning firm Synergy Marketing Strategy & Research, Inc. In addition to her success as an entrepreneur, Dr. Rachel is an award-winning published scholar and keynote speaker in the areas of brand trust, consumer loyalty, and employee engagement. Her first book, Beyond Extraordinary: A Blueprint to Flourish in Business and in Life is set to be published soon. Dr. Rachel is also the CTO (chief transformation officer) at Flourish Leaders whose mission is to provide women leaders the tools to flourish in their careers, businesses and lives. See her beautiful infographic show notes, plus her top tips and advice for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs at www.TodaysLeadingWomen.com or by clicking here!

Several items of interest are discussed this week by Peter Broida:Chief Executive Officer v. Dept. of Labor, EEOC 0120141656 (Oct. 16, 2014) (contractor's employees as legitimate complainant as to discrimination or reprisal from a government employee responsible for oversight of the contract)Talton v. VA, MSPB AT-0707-15-0094-J-1 (Nov. 19, 2014) (Initial Decision) (an example of a case involving removal of a VA SES member under the expedited procedures statutorily established in 2014 and applied only to the VA)Berlin, et al. v. Dept. of Labor, ___F.3d___ (Fed. Cir. Nov. 20, 2014) (upholding ALJ furlough: discussion of the statutory and regulatory basis for the furloughs; affirmation of agency discretion on furlough-induced financial adjustments among major operating components)Ramos v. DHS, AT-0752-13-0637-I-1 (NP Nov. 21, 2014) (dissent by Vice Chairman Wagner) (disagreement between majority and dissenting opinions concerning burdens of proof relative to comparators offered to demonstrate disparity in treatment of individuals charged with similar offenses)

Tommy is a founding member of Capricorn Records group Cowboy. While in Macon, GA through most of the 70s, Talton was a studio musician recording with artists such as Gregg Allman, The Allman Brothers Band, Bonnie Bramlett, Martin Mull, Corky Lang (West, Bruce and Lang, Mountain, Dickey Betts, Clarence Carter, country legend Kitty Wells, Alex and Livingston Taylor, Arthur Conley of Sweet Soul Music fame, and more. He toured extensively throughout the U.S. with Cowboy and with the Gregg Allman tour, from Carnegie Hall (as special guests) to Fillmore West in San Francisco and most cities in between. Talton was also the guitarist on Gregg Allman's "Laid Back" album.

Dr. Rachel Y. Talton's tagline reads: "We Win When Our Clients Win." That is the driving theme of her business, Synergy Marketing Strategy and Research, Inc. This show will talk about what businesses really need today, besides branding, TRUST BRANDING. Dr. Talton will explain. SEO + Publicity + Social Media = ?