Podcasts about tennessee governor bill haslam

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Tuesday, April 19, 2022 Today our host is Kerby Anderson! His first guest is Dr. David Geisler. David is sharing his tribute to his father, “Not Qualified – Norm Geisler – The Movie.” In the second hour, Kerby speaks with former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam about his new book, “Faithful Presence.” To finsh out the […]

Today we are talking to the son of a minister who never doubted if his parents loved him!  As a kid, he moved around a lot.  This was before cellphones and the ability to keep in touch!  Life transitions can be hard! Today we are talking about how Joshua Crisp's childhood played into what he's doing now in the Senior Living community!  What are your thoughts about retirement and the titles you've had that define your purpose for living?  Why does the nursing home industry get a bad rap?  The values Joshua's parents instilled he's drawing from today as a father and business leader!  You never know if the path you are on is preparing you for tomorrow! Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space For Controversy. Josh Crisp is a senior living executive with more than 16 years of experience in development, construction, and management of senior living communities across the southeast. Josh is the Founder and CEO of Solinity, a senior living development, management and marketing company designed to reshape the senior living industry to better meet the needs of the aging and create intergenerational communities. He has been a nationally certified senior living administrator (CALA) for 15 years. Prior to the inception of Solinity, Josh founded TLC Senior Living Management and Consulting which led to his leadership in directing multiple clients. Under Josh's leadership, multiple client's visions became reality as his teams directed the design, build, opening, and management of multiple communities in the southeast. A nationally certified Assisted Living Administrator, Crisp was first appointed by Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam to the Board for Licensing Health Care Facilities beginning January 2014. He now is serving in his eighth year and chairs the Assisted Care Living Facility standing committee and serves as the Board's Chair Pro Tem. Crisp's committee promulgates all rules and regulations for licensed assisted living and residential homes for the aged in Tennessee. The Board is empowered to license and regulate all hospitals, recuperation centers, nursing homes, homes for the aged, home care organizations, assisted living facilities, birthing centers, residential hospices, and ambulatory surgical treatment facilities. The Board is required to promulgate all fire and life safety code regulations and standards for resident and patient care in all licensed healthcare facilities in the state of Tennessee. Crisp is known as an influencer and thought leader in the industry and has spoken at multiple national senior housing conferences such as HealthTAC, InterFace Senior Housing and has been a partner to Argentum, National Investment Centers for Senior Housing (NIC), American Seniors Housing Association (ASHA), Environments for Aging (EFA) and Senior Living Innovation Forum (SLIF). He has served on a number of civic & professional boards including a strategic committee for the College of Public Health at East Tennessee State University, steering committee member for HealthTAC, & Secretary for the Board's Executive Committee & chaired the Public Policy Committee LeadingAge Tennessee. Currently he serves on the board for TSOLife which is a technology based senior living online platform that preserves seniors' stories.  In 2018, Crisp launched a podcast specifically designed to inform, educate, and influence the senior housing industry. The passion project is a partnership of several like-minded influencers that formed the brand: Bridge the GapTM. The weekly show launched in March of 2018 on a host of audio and video platforms including iTunes and YouTube. The media network has a tremendous following & contains the largest library of senior-living specific content and has an international reach. The platform produces content 365 days a year for the senior housing industry on multiple channels and now creates experiences events for the industry. The media company is produced and managed by Solinity Marketing. For fun, Josh enjoys working out & preparing for obstacle course races. In the fall of 2016, Crisp formed what would eventually become the 501c3 non-profit Pedal for Alzheimer's, Ltd. Pedal for Alzheimer's is the umbrella organization that creates and manages charity cycling events to benefit organizations that are involved in Alzheimer's research, care, and education. The first event, Pedal for Pat, created in 2017, was a 1,098-mile bike ride covering three states in just eleven days. The event was featured in Sports Illustrated, USA Today, ESPN, and multiple other regional and national media outlets. The charity event raised over $100,000 for the Pat Summitt Foundation in honor of late-legendary basketball coach Pat Summitt's 1,098 career NCAA wins. The passion project has received national and international recognition and support.   Crisp will celebrate his fifth anniversary of serving as President of the Board of the nationally-recognized charitable organization. Pedal for Alzheimer's has hosted multiple cycling events, launched a national Ambassador program, and has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations to further the mission of the organization. Josh resides in Fountain City with his wife, Lauren, and their three children. Connect with Josh https://solinity.com/   Me and my daddy would love to hear from you ratethispodcast.com/bettercalldaddy podchaser.com/bettercalldaddy   Connect with Reena bettercalldaddy.com linkedin.com/in/reenafriedmanwatts instagram.com/reenafriedmanwatts twitter.com/reenareena   Join my Facebook Community  https://www.facebook.com/groups/BusinessLaughsandLinkedin/    

In 2019, Cyntoia Brown Long's story captured our collective interest. Fifteen years into a life sentence for killing a man when she was 16-years-old, advocates ranging from Kim Kardashian and Rihanna to lawmakers to the general population advocated for her release. Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam granted Cyntoia clemency calling her situation a "tragic and complex case" involving sex trafficking and mandatory sentencing laws. Cyntoia joins Patrick in the Leadership Lab to discuss what she has learned about leading herself, investing in others, and working to make a difference in the world. Don't miss this powerful and informative conversation.

In former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam's new book, Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square (Nelson Books), he asks, “Do our political actions match our theology, or has our theology been taken captive to our political beliefs?”A political book that's driven by theology, Faithful Presence offers a stirring call to justice and mercy with humility. Gov. Haslam sees the “image of God” as the foundational truth that can bridge the gap in our polarized political culture. He says humility is the key to overcoming these differences—when you listen to others, and admit your faults, others will be more likely to listen to you. The only biblical way for us to walk into the public square is the way Jesus walked toward the cross. His was motivated by love for a broken and hurting people, not to be proven right, or to win the argument, or to gain power for himself.Gov. Haslam joined Collin Hansen on Gospelbound to discuss political theology, intolerance, his ideal congregation, and why Christians shouldn't give up on politics.

What does it look like to live faithfully in the public square? How can Christians navigate and engage the difficulties of today's political divide? In this episode, Joanna Meyer and Dustin Moody talk with former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam about politics, faith, and his new book "Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square".

Today, former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam joins me again on The Way Home podcast. He's a very strong Christen. When he was governor, he demonstrated what it looks like to be an apologetic conservative but also lead in a way that is compassionate and in a way that shows wisdom and maturity in a time…

Today, former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam joins me again on The Way Home podcast. He's a very strong Christen. When he was governor, he demonstrated what it looks like to be an apologetic conservative but also lead in a way that is compassionate and in a way that shows wisdom and maturity in a time…

The question for all politicians-- and the politically engaged-- who also claim to be people of faith, is: Does your faith inform your politics, or does your politics inform your faith? It doesn't matter from which side of the aisle you ponder your political positions;  it is difficult to mix your faith with your political convictions. Our greatest example could probably be President Abraham Lincoln, who lived out the gospel of grace and forgiveness to its truest application in a sin-filled world, and it cost him his life. Bill Haslam, former two-term governor of Tennessee, is a strong advocate for staying true to your faith, though it may cause you to make unpopular decisions, even within your own party. On this episode of Lighthouse Faith podcast, Governor Haslam talks about his new book, "Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square." He also weighs in on the tumult around Hobby Lobby's Independence Day newspaper ad that some critics claimed was a call for a Christian government, as well as on the IRS denying tax-exempt status to the Texas based, Christians Engaged, because their biblical values were a repeat of the Republican agenda. These two examples are how politics and faith are clashing in the civic arena. And it's why people of faith need to be more involved, not less. Governor Haslam says for right now, he has no political ambitions, but he still wants to be a public servant, taking his faith boldly into the public square, and encouraging others to do the same.

Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam about how low taxes helped make Tennessee one of the best states for business in the USA, why red states are becoming the best states for jobs, and how faith and politics can lead to better governing. Bill shares the positive outcomes that resulted from Tennessee being one of only a few states with no income tax and how it helped it create so many new jobs. He also discusses the state of religion and politics and the effect that church attendance decline is having on our country. Bill gives his thoughts on why faith and religion don’t conflict, but help improve the quality of the public square. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Catalyst Podcast, Jason Haynes sits down with former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam, for a wide-ranging conversation about the role of the public square in the life of a Jesus follower. Listen in as Bill shares how faith can be a redemptive, healing presence in the public square - as it must be, if our nation is to flourish. Keep up with Governor Haslam: Instagram: @billhaslamtn Get the Book: https://www.amazon.com/Faithful-Presence-Promise-Public-Square/dp/B08CVS2KHK/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=bill+haslam&qid=1622596317&sr=8-1 Be Radically Committed to Reality: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/narratives-reality/ The Common Temptation of Secular Approval: https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2021/may-web-only/social-justice-secularism-educated-christians-temptation.html?utm_source=CT%20Weekly%20Newsletter&utm_medium=Newsletter&utm_term=369031&utm_content=5606&utm_campaign=email

Today we are honored to talk to former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam. Governor Haslam is the former two-term mayor of Knoxville, Tennessee, and former two-term governor of Tennessee, reelected in 2014 with the largest victory margin of any gubernatorial election in Tennessee history. During his tenure, Tennessee became the fastest improving state in the country in K-12 education and the first state to provide free community college or technical school for all of its citizens, in addition to adding 475,000 net new jobs. Haslam serves on the boards of Teach for America and Young Life. In the fall of 2019, Haslam became a visiting professor of political science at Vanderbilt University. He and his wife of thirty-eight years, Crissy, have three children and nine grandchildren. In this episode, we discuss his time in office, lessons on leadership, and his new book Faithful Presence: The Promise and the Peril of Faith in the Public Square. 

Our #WhoWeElect series continues with a focus on school boards. School boards set the vision of your local school district, hire and evaluate the school superintendent, approve the budget, set spending priorities, approve vendor contracts and can even make decisions on curriculum or the textbooks schools will use. L. Joy brings Tomeka Hart to the front of the class to discuss her previous role as an elected school board member in Memphis and more. #FirsCivicActionOut guest, Tomeka Hart shares her #FirstCivicAction as a high school senior. She decided she would, with no experience, run for senior class treasurer. Our Guest Tomka Hart serves as a Senior Program Officer, US Policy, Advocacy and Communications for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, leading grant making to civil rights and equity organizations. She previously served as the Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Institutional Advancement for the Southern Education Foundation (SEF), leading and supporting SEF’s work to improve student outcomes from early childhood to adulthood, helping the CEO and staff to implement a broad range of advocacy, research, and coalition building activities across the Southern region. Prior to SEF, she served as the Vice President of African American Community Partnerships for Teach for America, where she was responsible for building alliances within the African American community, including civil rights groups, policy organizations, HBCUs, and media outlets. Prior to joining Teach For America, Hart served as the president and CEO of the Memphis Urban League. She is a former middle/high school teacher, and a former labor/employment lawyer. Hart served two terms on the elected Memphis City Schools Board of Education, serving 2005-2013. She served as Board President 2008-2009. In 2010, Hart joined with a colleague and led the efforts to merge the Memphis City and Shelby County school systems. In 2011 Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam appointed Hart as a Commissioner of the Education Commission of the States, a national non-partisan organization that helps states develop education policies. Former Tennessee Governor, Phil Bredesen, selected her for Tennessee’s Race to the Top team, and he appointed her to the state’s Teacher Evaluation Advisory Committee, and the First to the Top Advisory Council. Hart is an Aspen Institute Rodel-Fellowship in Public Leadership fellow and a Pahara-Aspen Institute Education Fellow, and has served on several non-profit boards. Tomeka Hart holds a B.S. degree in Marketing Education from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville; an M.B.A. from Kennesaw State University; and a J.D. from the University of Memphis. Reading List School Boards and School Board Elections - Ballotpedia Books The Governance Core: School Boards, Superintendents, and Schools Working Together The Essential School Board Book: Better Governance in the Age of Accountability The Art of School Boarding: What School Board Members Need to Know Articles What Does a School Board Do? What Every Parent Should Know About Their School Board Demystifying School Boards

At the age of 16, she was arrested for killing a man who had picked her up for sex, after she had been forced into sexual slavery as a child. She was tried as an adult and sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of first-degree murder for shooting the man who bought her for sex when she feared for her life. Today Cyntoia Brown-Long joins us to share her experience, what has happened in the 15 years she was incarcerated, and how she won her release. In an incredible development, after a years-long campaign to win her freedom, Cyntoia was granted clemency in January after former Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam commuted her sentence. She was released from prison in August. We spend the hour discussing her experience as she recounts in her memoir, published this week, “Free Cyntoia: My Search for Redemption in the American Prison System.” The post Sentenced to Life in Prison as a Teen, How Cyntoia Brown Survived Sex Trafficking & Won Her Freedom appeared first on KPFA.

Sex-trafficking victim Cyntoia Brown was granted clemency by Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam on January 7, 2019. JJ discusses Brown's childhood, her trafficking situation with Cut Throat, the incident where she killed Johnny Allen, the complexities of the case, how her story gained publicity, and why she attained clemency. Sources: Me Facing Life: Cyntoia's Story, iTVS How The Justice System Failed Cyntoia Brown, Refinery29 Cyntoia Brown: National legal groups join appeal to free woman sentenced to life at 16, Tennessean Cyntoia Brown Is Granted Clemency After 15 Years in Prison, The New York Times Johnny Michael Allen: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know, Heavy Fact Sheet: Safe Harbor Laws, National Council of Jewish Women Human Trafficking Issue Brief: Safe Harbor, Polaris  

Host, Tariq, is joined by Culture Contributor Layla Abdullah-Poulos to talk about three recent events illustrating the vulnerable condition of African American women in the United States: Cyntoia Brown receiving clemency from Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam for a 2004 murder committed while she was a sex slave; Florida McDonald's employee, Yasmine James being attacked by a White male customer; The BET docu-series "Surviving R. Kelly" which focuses on the singers' decades of sexual predation of underage girls. Host/Producer/Engineer- Tariq I. El-Amin Guest- Layla Abdullah-Poulos Executive Producer- Abdul Malik Mujahid Music Ant the Symbol - Browns Island - http://bit.ly/2vJuzSs My Algo2 by Yan Terrien---https://bit.ly/2EB9yPs Image Steven Depolo https://flic.kr/p/9wJSBK

Cyntoia Brown was granted clemency by Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam today. To hear Cyntoia's story, check out episode 9 #freeCyntoiaBrown: A Minor Facing Life in Prison.Sources for the original episode on Cyntoia's case and today's update: https://www.southernfriedtruecrime.com/9-free-cyntoia-brownWritten, hosted, produced by Erica KelleyResearched by Erica KelleyOriginal Graphic Art by Coley Horner Original Music by Rob Harrison-Gamma RadioMerch | Donate | In the Media:https://southernfriedtruecrime.com @southfriedtruth (Twitter) @southernfriedtruecrime (Insta)https://www.facebook.com/southernfriedtruecrimehttps://www.youtube.com/southernfriedtruecrime

This week, Dave Boucher and Joel Ebert sit down with Gov. Bill Haslam, to talk about everything from his successes as governor, to regrets he has and mistakes he's made. They also discuss what his successor will have to do once this year's election is finished.------00:10 - Introduction01:35 - Haslam Interview, Part I19:59 - Face and Fact Check22:19 - Halsam Interview, Part II35:22 - Final thoughts and the week ahead------Haslam weighs clemency for death row offenders: https://tnne.ws/2A1pVmoHaslam: At some point ahead, Tennessee can 'come out ahead' in expanding Medicaid: https://tnne.ws/2mFyvh6New poll: Bill Lee leads in TN's Republican campaign for governor: https://tnne.ws/2LHYIq0Early voting remains on the rise, still room for many last-minute decisions: https://tnne.ws/2LJfoNW

This week, Dave Boucher and Joel Ebert sit down with Gov. Bill Haslam, to talk about everything from his successes as governor, to regrets he has and mistakes he's made. They also discuss what his successor will have to do once this year's election is finished.------00:10 - Introduction01:35 - Haslam Interview, Part I19:59 - Face and Fact Check22:19 - Halsam Interview, Part II35:22 - Final thoughts and the week ahead------Haslam weighs clemency for death row offenders: https://tnne.ws/2A1pVmoHaslam: At some point ahead, Tennessee can 'come out ahead' in expanding Medicaid: https://tnne.ws/2mFyvh6New poll: Bill Lee leads in TN's Republican campaign for governor: https://tnne.ws/2LHYIq0Early voting remains on the rise, still room for many last-minute decisions: https://tnne.ws/2LJfoNW

How can states use data to make government work better? Known as a national leader for his efforts to make state government more efficient, Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam shares what he’s learned over two terms about tripling the state’s rainy day fund, creating jobs, reforming the state’s juvenile justice system, and more. In this episode, we hear from the governor on how he relies on evidence-based policymaking to ensure that state government is effective. To learn more, visit pewtrusts.org/afterthefact.

This week we will start with a Presidential campaign update. The "Headlines You May Missed" involve Glenn Beck and former Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear. The "Outrages of the Week" include stories about the Canadian Prime Minister and Jared "the sandwich guy" from prison. "What Do You Think?" This week is a question about women and the military draft. Big stories of the week... Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam signs a bill into law protecting therapist from the LGBTQ  mafia, an Alabama city passes an ordinance to deny transgendered people access to public restrooms that do not match their birth gender, and over a million people have signed a petition to boycott Target over their new restroom policy.  

Update: On Tuesday October 15 Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam and North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory reached an agreement with United States government officials to reopen the Great Smoky Mountain National Park at midnight on Wednesday October 16 through Sunday October 20. Plans extending the park opening past Sunday have not yet been announced. Original Story: Due to […] The post Great Smoky Mountains National Park Update appeared first on Visit My Smokies.