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In one of the episodes of Tony Reid's The Art of Customer Service Podcast, they talk about Money with Mission with Dr. Felecia Froe. This interesting interview made Felecia recount her challenging journey in real estate. Felecia Froe, MD is a licensed urological surgeon with over 20 years of experience. She is the owner of Money With Mission, an investment company focused on empowering professional women to build wealth and achieve financial freedom through social impact investing. As a real estate syndicator, Felecia has partnered with like-minded investors and has raised money for several social impact projects, including a residential assisted living home in Kansas City, Missouri focusing on providing elderly residents experiencing memory problems with personalized care. With her partners at the Eco Alliance Group, she is providing healthy food to food desert areas with indoor vertical farms and grocery stores. 00:00 - Emergence of Dr. Felicia Froe's “Social Impact Projects” 02:54 - Different Skill Set for a Different Project 04:44 - Social Impact Real Estate Investing 07:24 - Multiple Strings Of Income 12:56 - Education and Mentorship 14:29 - Give To The World What You Can 17:44 - Dealing With The Dream Stealers 20:54 - Money With Mission Investment Club 22:37 - Connect with Felecia Froe, MD Follow the The Art Of Customer Service Podcast: Podcast: https://theartofcustomerservicepodcast.buzzsprout.com/share Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tonyreedco Website: https://tonyreed.co/ Be the Boss of Your Own Money and Own Your Future. Connect with us and Discover Investment Strategies Designed to make a Difference. Free Download: 7 Steps To Building Resilient Wealth For Women Website: https://moneywithmission.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moneywithmission/ Quotes: “You can invest in things that are going to make you money and have that positive social impact.” - Felecia Froe, MD “Don't be the smartest person in the room.” - Felecia Froe, MD
In one of the episodes of Tony Reid's The Art of Customer Service Podcast, they talk about Money with Mission with Dr. Felecia Froe. This interesting interview made Felecia recount her challenging journey in real estate. Felecia Froe, MD is a licensed urological surgeon with over 20 years of experience. She is the owner of Money With Mission, an investment company focused on empowering professional women to build wealth and achieve financial freedom through social impact investing. As a real estate syndicator, Felecia has partnered with like-minded investors and has raised money for several social impact projects, including a residential assisted living home in Kansas City, Missouri focusing on providing elderly residents experiencing memory problems with personalized care. With her partners at the Eco Alliance Group, she is providing healthy food to food desert areas with indoor vertical farms and grocery stores. 00:00 - Emergence of Dr. Felicia Froe's “Social Impact Projects” 02:54 - Different Skill Set for a Different Project 04:44 - Social Impact Real Estate Investing 07:24 - Multiple Strings Of Income 12:56 - Education and Mentorship 14:29 - Give To The World What You Can 17:44 - Dealing With The Dream Stealers 20:54 - Money With Mission Investment Club 22:37 - Connect with Felecia Froe, MD Follow the The Art Of Customer Service Podcast: Podcast: https://theartofcustomerservicepodcast.buzzsprout.com/share Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@tonyreedco Website: https://tonyreed.co/ Be the Boss of Your Own Money and Own Your Future. Connect with us and Discover Investment Strategies Designed to make a Difference. Free Download: 7 Steps To Building Resilient Wealth For Women Website: https://moneywithmission.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moneywithmission/ Quotes: “You can invest in things that are going to make you money and have that positive social impact.” - Felecia Froe, MD “Don't be the smartest person in the room.” - Felecia Froe, MD
We've all heard that “20 is the new 30, 30 is the new 40 and so on.” There's probably some truth to it. Now people in the 45 to 64 age cohort may all be called Middle Aged. What makes the new “Middle Age”, new (01:42)? / Who gets the pet in a divorce (26:53)? / Round Table's Happy Place (42:36)! On the show: Heyang, Tony Reid & Huang Shan
A variety of "new professions" has emerged and developed rapidly in China. What skill sets do we need to thrive in the modern job market? Also, will the gig economy capitalize on employees having more flexible work hours (02:10)? / Unlocking development in China's pharmaceutical retail market (28:18)/ Tobacco use hits a record low in Shanghai (47:01). On the show: Huang Shan, Yushun & Tony Reid
For Tony Reid, this case began as a claim of innocence in the murder of Donna Jo Richmond in 1975. While the errors in the original investigation and a flawed trial resulted in a guilty verdict, the reassessment confirmed that the defendant was framed but the question became: by whom? Working with a new team of investigators, which included two of the original detectives, the probe uncovered a startling new possibility: Was the real culprit a serial offender?Turning to the public for information, Mr. Reid created the 12/26/75 podcast. Based on primary evidence and new interviews surrounding the murder of Donna Jo on that date in Exeter, California, the team re-examined every possibility. The investigators soon found something more than a terribly failed verdict. They discovered connections to the unsolved murders of Jennifer Armour and Claude Snelling—and links to The East Area Rapist. They uncovered shocking corruption by the original lead investigator who illegally destroyed trial evidence and looked into the unexplained death of the original defense attorney. This pursuit led them right back to Exeter, where a new suspect in these murders emerged: Joseph DeAngelo, who was then a full-time sergeant with the local police department, the officer in charge of violent crimes and burglary investigations.This book is more than an adaptation of the 12/26/75 podcast. It shares new insight formed during the investigation and provides a first-hand look at the Tulare crimes, as well as exposing the faulty evidence used to obtain and maintain the false conviction. More than anything else, 12/26/75 demonstrates the enormous consequences of letting a serial killer go free, made worse when combined with the painful mistakes, in-fighting, and finger-pointing by certain jurisdictions. The catastrophic results are undeniable. Now that the mystery of how it all unfolded is revealed, we can also begin to examine the reforms necessary to prevent this tragedy from happening again.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/houseofmysteryradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
A brand new year, a brand new episode of Round Table! We take a look back on China in 2022, some of the biggest events and exciting scientific breakthroughs that shaped or brightened the country in the year we left behind(00:41). / A year-end summary in buzzwords (25:24) On the show: Heyang, Fei Fei & Tony Reid
COP15, the 15th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, is being held in Montreal, Canada. We discuss why it matters and what's at stake at the Montreal summit (00:55)? / Can persistence be a bad thing (26:14)? / Digital vs. handwritten notes. Which will win (46:25)? On the show: Heyang, Li Yi & Tony Reid
A recent report states that China now has 191 million underage Internet users. Speaking of digital natives, it also found that the country is closing the gap between rural and urban internet penetration rates among the age group. What implications do these numbers have on children, tweens and teens (01:02)? / China produces world's largest 16-megawatt offshore wind turbine (26:13). / Budget Airline hangs up on customer service by telephone, for good (43:34). On the show: Heyang, Huang Shan & Tony Reid
China has rolled out new guidelines prohibiting individuals with a history of child abuse and harassment from working with children again. We take a look at how we can better protect minors from abuse in school (00:44). / Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the world. Why aren't we talking about it (25:09)? On the show: Heyang, Fei Fei, Tony Reid, Huang Shan & Miguel Roberg
Easy-to-use services that allow consumers to pay in installments are growing in popularity. They can make online shopping more affordable for the moment, but they can also get consumers into trouble. Young people are more prone to using these ‘buy now, pay later' services, despite the possible consequences (01:07). / Free museum tickets are being scalped (25:46). / Two giant pandas meet the public ahead of World Cup (45:33). On the show: Heyang, Li Yi & Tony Reid
China has rolled out new guidelines prohibiting individuals with a history of child abuse and harassment from working with children again. We take a look at how we can better protect minors from abuse in school (00:49). / World's first Metaverse library opens doors in Shanghai (27:40). / How do you feel about company video meetings in cinema (39:10)? / Motivational Monday (45:40)! On the show: Heyang, Fei Fei & Tony Reid
From minor challenges to major crises, stress is part of life. And while we don't always have control over our circumstances, you can control how we respond to them. Today's we kick off a new special series called ‘Stress Relief' on RoundTable. On today's show, we stare the devil in the eye and identify the most common causes of stress (01:44) . / Scientific consensus or not (26:10)? / What do canine cafés serve (39:26)? / Motivational Monday (46:05)! On the show: Heyang, Fei Fei & Tony Reid
Jingdezhen is known for being a “porcelain production center” for the imperial family during Ming and Qing dynasties. We visited the Imperial Kiln Museum, currently an internet sensation, and spoke with the president of the Jingdezhen Imperial Kiln Institute to get a glimpse of these timeless treasures and explore how traditional porcelain-making history is being introduced to the public in a more accessible way. We also discuss the construction of a special “gene bank” housing ancient porcelains (00:08). / Is office silence good or bad (26:11)? / Heart to Heart - please send your audio questions to ezfmroundtable@foxmail.com (42:23)! On the show: Laiming, Li Yi, Heyang, Fei Fei & Tony Reid
We visited the porcelain capital Jingdezhen and talked to a young American artist who has been living in the city for seven years and specializes in combining porcelain with modern creativity (00:10). / Is there a correlation between underachievers and a carefree childhood (25:53)? / Round Table's Happy Place (48:13)! On the show: Laiming, Li Yi, Heyang, Fei Fei & Tony Reid
In China, medical experts estimate that approximately 40 million senior citizens are in need of long-term care or 长期护理. Local governments rolled out pilot programs as early as in 2011. Now more than a decade later, are senior citizens in need benefiting from these programs (01:01)? / Why does ripping open delivery parcels bring a burst of joy (26:10)? / Guinness World Records names Monday the worst day of the week (37:23). / Motivational Monday (46:05)! On the show: Heyang, Fei Fei & Tony Reid
What is life coaching? We discuss the pros and cons of this new profession in China that's not without controversy (01:07). / How to pass the time when you're stuck in the elevator with your boss (29:40)? / Men and women who excel in handicraft of various trades wow the world with their expertise in the WorldSkills Competition. We take a moment to celebrate excellence in craftsmanship (46:16)! On the show: Heyang, Li Yi & Tony Reid
In this episode we talk with Tony Reid, co-founder of Drone Cadets. We talk about the inspiring story behind Drone Cadets, and the work Tony is doing in schools and with the kids who are a part of the program.
In China, former industrial areas are being repurposed into public parks where residents can enjoy the space. We take a look at the latest endeavors into urban transformation, breathing fresh air into degenerated industrial sites (00:58). / Italian astronaut who quotes ancient Chinese prose impresses internet users (26:12). / What will your life be like if you followed advices of internet users (33:23)? On the show: Heyang, Huang Shan & Tony Reid
After "quiet quitting" , a new work trend has emerged in the US with the name "overemployment" . What is it and why do American workers choose 'overemployment' (01:02)? / Intellectual property law gives protection to meme creators. What are the implications for users? When does the use of a meme infringe on copyrights (26:15)? / Motivational Monday (44:16)! On the show: Heyang, Huang Shan & Tony Reid
Should couples merge their accounts after marriage? Or should one party hold the purse strings? If so, who is the one (01:00)? / When you hit the gym, it's not just your muscles that need some love, but also your mind. We take a look at the complicated relationship between the mind, body, and soul (28:02). / Motivational Monday (44:25)! On the show: Heyang, Fei Fei & Tony Reid
Rehabilitation is an important but often neglected part of the recovery process for patients. Many who work in the field feel the lack social and professional recognition and consider the pay insufficient. On the other hand, the country sees a severe shortage of professional talent in this field. How can we close the gap(00:58)? / EVs are hardly the perfect choice for car owners. But what car is(27:56)? / Don't make important decisions at night(47:05)… On the show: Heyang, Li Yi & Tony Reid
The Egri Erbstein Tournament celebrated amateur and semi professional football, as well as the legacy of one of football's pioneering coaches, on the weekend of 23 and 24 July at the Corinthian-Casuals' home in Tolworth. Along with the Casuals, visitors Sheffield FC, Hilltop FC, and Budapesti AK provided rich entertainment for the bumper attendances that came down to King George's. Broadway to Brazil was there to capture the action and reaction. As well as reviewing what happened on the pitch, this episode also hears from some old and new friends: former Corinthian and media legend, Martin Tyler; newly appointed first team manager, Tony Reid; and a member of the touring party from Budapest, Peter Beko. And we even end on a surprisingly musical note... --- Hosted by Jarek Zaba Editing, Mixing, Production - Jarek Zaba Series co-producer - Dominic Bliss Title music - John Forrest
Tony Reid, is a graudate of SUNY - Orange and holds a degree in Cybersecurity. He is also a Sergeant with the New York Army National Guard and a former Correctional Officer. Tony is a Part 107 Drone Pilot is is President of Aerial System Group International. Some of Tony's most impactful work is as Co-Founder of Drone Cadets, a drone training school for adolescents where he and him team teaches STEM via drone training, with a particular focus on young men of color. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dronecadets Web: www.dronecadets.com IG@dronecadets TW: @dronecadets Brought to you by Xeo Air (www.xeoair.com), with host, Bronwyn Morgan IG:@xeoair Tw: @airxeo info@xeoair.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/xeocast/support
For Tony Reid, this case began as a claim of innocence in the murder of Donna Jo Richmond in 1975. While the errors in the original investigation and a flawed trial resulted in a guilty verdict, the reassessment confirmed that the defendant was framed but the question became: by whom? Working with a new team of investigators, which included two of the original detectives, the probe uncovered a startling new possibility: Was the real culprit a serial offender?Turning to the public for information, Mr. Reid created the 12/26/75 podcast. Based on primary evidence and new interviews surrounding the murder of Donna Jo on that date in Exeter, California, the team re-examined every possibility. The investigators soon found something more than a terribly failed verdict. They discovered connections to the unsolved murders of Jennifer Armour and Claude Snelling—and links to The East Area Rapist. They uncovered shocking corruption by the original lead investigator who illegally destroyed trial evidence and looked into the unexplained death of the original defense attorney. This pursuit led them right back to Exeter, where a new suspect in these murders emerged: Joseph DeAngelo, who was then a full-time sergeant with the local police department, the officer in charge of violent crimes and burglary investigations.This book is more than an adaptation of the 12/26/75 podcast. It shares new insight formed during the investigation and provides a first-hand look at the Tulare crimes, as well as exposing the faulty evidence used to obtain and maintain the false conviction. More than anything else, 12/26/75 demonstrates the enormous consequences of letting a serial killer go free, made worse when combined with the painful mistakes, in-fighting, and finger-pointing by certain jurisdictions. The catastrophic results are undeniable. Now that the mystery of how it all unfolded is revealed, we can also begin to examine the reforms necessary to prevent this tragedy from happening again. 12/26/75-Tony Reid
Jon William Jordan, 61 of Thomasville passed away suddenly on Friday, July 23, 2021 at Thomasville Regional Medical Center. He was born on April 19, 1960 in Grove Hill to John McDuffie Jordan and Edith Evelyn Dozier. Jon graduated from Thomasville City Schools, Class of 1978. Following graduation, he went to work for the City of Thomasville Street Department. He worked for the City of Thomasville for 23 1/2 years until he had to take medical retirement due to health issues. Growing up Jon enjoyed getting together with Tony Reid and Curtis Pope and hunting raccoons. Jon was an avid...Article Link
Jon William Jordan, 61 of Thomasville passed away suddenly on Friday, July 23, 2021 at Thomasville Regional Medical Center. He was born on April 19, 1960 in Grove Hill to John McDuffie Jordan and Edith Evelyn Dozier. Jon graduated from Thomasville City Schools, Class of 1978. Following graduation, he went to work for the City of Thomasville Street Department. He worked for the City of Thomasville for 23 1/2 years until he had to take medical retirement due to health issues. Growing up Jon enjoyed getting together with Tony Reid and Curtis Pope and hunting raccoons. Jon was an avid...Article Link
We can thank Spanny's wife Amanda for this episode. Her purchase of a pack of collectible cards led to a Spaniard post that attracted a lot of chatter, which led to this talk with collecting expert Tony Reid. The guys discuss the enduring appeal of tangible artifacts through the digital age, and Tony shares how the market swung upward strongly during the pandemic. You'll also hear about Tony's thousands of interviews with athletes as a freelance magazine writer—including great stories of talking with Nick Diaz, Cal Ripken, Jr.—and Charlie "The Spaniard" Brenneman! … Support this podcast > Become a member of Spaniard School
In this edition, we get up-close with Shang Jingya, a guzheng performer and composer with the Beijing Peking Opera Theatre, about her innovative way of blending her style of music into Peking opera. Recently, Shang held her major concert at the National Centre for the Performing Arts, the country’s top theater. Our host Tony Reid spoke with her to learn more about her motivation, challenges and expectations for this inventive crossover, as well as some of her musical works presented at the concert.
Previously, we have introduced the konghou, which resembles the harp in appearance and tonality. Many say its sound is melodic, elegant and heavenly. In this episode, our host Tony Reid talked with He Xie, a young and talented konghou instrumentalist and composer. We will give you some insight into the latest model of the instrument, referred as the double-strung pedal konghou, which is widely played on stage in Chinese ensembles. In addition, we will share with you a lot of fun and inspiring stories behind Mr He’s compositions.
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The Quiggin' Out MMA Podcast returns with fellow journalist (not just MMA anymore) Tony Reid! Reid goes through his foray into journalism, overcoming adversity in his own life, his amazing family and getting to interview one of his idols recently. Don't forget to head over to EpicJitsTees.com and pick up a Quiggin' Out MMA Podcast shirt or any of the amazing designs available.
Season 2 Episode 13 - Better Beats Entertainment by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
In this very special episode we talk about the life, times and scandals of Angus Taylor, the Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction. Angus Taylor, this is your lifeAngus Taylor and his wife Louise are apparently extremely litigious.Taylor had a career before politics at McKinsey. His brother, Charlie Taylor is a senior partner at McKinsey.While at McKinsey, Taylor played a large role in setting Fonterra, New Zealand’s largest company.If you’ve heard of McKinsey, it might have been via the US Presidential election primaries. They have ties to US intelligence.Taylor has hated renewable energy for a long time. In 2013 he spoke at a “Stop these things” anti-wind farm campaign.Angus Taylor’s brother Richard founded a company called Growth Farms Australia, a $400 million dollar agricultural fund manager. Richard is also the director of a company called Jam Land.He also has interests in a whole mess of Cayman-islands registered companies with names like Eastern Australian Irrigation and Agricultural Managers Limited, along with Gufee, the Taylor family investment firm.2013 was a big yearIn 2013, Angus Taylor was by far far the biggest donor to the LNP, giving $155,000 to the party. He was also elected to the seat of Hume.As a backbencher, he was strongly anti-renewable energy.Jamming up the grasslandsJamland is a company Angus Taylor’s family investment fund is heavily invested in, and his brother Richard is a director of the company.The company was investigated by the NSW government, but the investigation went nowhere.The Federal Government opened an investigation into the poisoning, but Josh Frydenburg’s office started looking into whether they could secretly weaken the environmental protections.John Auer—a former part-owner of Jamland—was convicted of illegally poisoning 420 wedge-tailed eagles.WatergateIn July of 2017, Eastern Australia Agriculture was paid $79m by the federal government for water licences. This was done without a tender and netting massive profits for EAA.EAA then used debt loading and Cayman islands-trickery to avoid paying any tax on the deal.The water credits were valued by Colliers, a company previously retained by EAA.Tony Reid, who formerly worked with Taylor at McKinsey, was heavily involved in the deals.Reid at the time also worked for Growth Farms Australia, a company invested in by Gufee, the Taylor family investment fund.Richard Taylor (Angus’ brother), is a director at Growth Farms.Clover Moore newsAngus Taylor’s office a document apparently showing that Clover Moore, the Lord Mayor of Sydney spent $14.2m on travel.The document with those figures never existed on the Sydney City council website. (the council actually spent $228,000).The investigation into the doctored documents was dropped by the NSW Police (Scott Morrison called the NSW police commissioner, an old mate).The Australian Federal Police investigation was dropped too, after they “formed no concluded view”.The rumour mill suggests Taylor’s wife, Louise Clegg, was planning a run for Lord Mayor.Self-congratulatory AngusAngus Taylor once wrote a comment on his own Facebook post: “Fantastic. Great move. Well done Angus”Future AngusAngus Taylor is up to his usual tricks, pushing gas and coal as the plan for future energy generation.There’s also talk of a massive new gas pipeline, and an end to bans on fracking.Taylor is also blocking any kind of Australian emissions plan, refusing to put in place any kind of target.Australia’s climate policy was ranked 0 out of 100 in a global performance index.ActionsChange your electricity provider and buy renewable energy
Dr. Reid is Chief Scientific Officer and President of EpicentRx and discusses their groundbreaking work. He explains How viruses typically seek out specific cell types, How researchers at EpicentRx were able to engineer a virus to seek out cancer cells for infection, and When the public will be able to utilize this antitumor activity to fight cancer. Dr. Tony Reid obtained his PhD in biochemistry and his MD at Stanford and actually built the foundation of his present work during his graduate efforts there. He begins by explaining how viruses work. For example, adenoviruses have various manifestations that target certain cell types such as lung or gut cells. EpicentRx has taken that characteristic and engineered a virus to attack and kill cancer cells without harming other bodily cells. In addition, the virus alters the immune system so other cancer cells can be seen and treated effectively. Rather than using virus research to create antiviral medication, they've used it to create anticancer medication. Dr. Reid explains the process more closely, how after detecting molecular switches that told a virus to infect lung tissue, they knocked that signal out so it wouldn't be able to infect lung tissue, and ended up with a weakened virus. They went in and sequenced the virus and made very small, deliberate changes so it would infect cancer cells. He discusses the intricacies in more detail, the studies they've done, and says they've already gotten FDA approval and hope to release the medication and engage in antitumor activity this year. He finishes by addressing the coronavirus and says his company is actually working on an antiviral medication, more specifically a vaccine that will be successful for the general public but also for immune-suppressed and compromised individuals such as cancer patients. For more, see the company's website at http://www.epicentrx.com/.
Season 2 Episode 12 - Maurice Loucks New York Life Insurance by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Dave Anderson returns to join Tim Fuell over the airwaves as they talk living in a lockdown world with former East Thurrock United boss John Coventry. There's an exclusive revelation too, his retirement was prematurely announced and he's back in football with another Essex club who are definitely on the rise.Senior Writer at the Non League Paper David Richardson also speaks to Tim with a quick round-up of life in the non league this past week, including Steps 3 & 4 being left without a sponsor and Tony Reid calling it a day at Westfield FC, plus what lies ahead in this weekend's newspaper.
Season 2 Episode 11 - Community Matters 2 by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Season 2 Episode 10 -New Quest Physical Therapy by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Season 2 episode 9- Chris McGlynn Cruise planners by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Season 2 Episode 8 - Ultimate Auto Detailing and Mindset Marketing Co. by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Season 2 Episode 7 - Canvas HV with Courtney Skeen by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Tony Reid - The Fruits of the Spirit: Gentleness / Sunday 23rd February 2020 at J28 Church
Season 2 Episode 6 - Shadei Williams by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Tony Reid - The Fruits of the Spirit: Goodness
Season 2 Episode 5 - Mark from ML Landscaping and Excavation by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Season 2 Episode 3 - Dickie Baxter - Curasi Realty by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Season 2 Episode 2 -BABYBEES Photography by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Season 2 Episode 1 - The Ruffled Closet by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Tony Reid - The Sun is Rising on a New Day / Sunday 5th January 2020 at J28 Church
Tony Reid - Exchanging Division for Unity / Sunday 8th December 2019 at J28 Church
Episode 23 - Be Happy Warwick by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 22 - HV Concierge Services - Micah Bennett by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Tony Reid - When our Speech Unites with the Word of God / Sunday 3rd November 2019 at J28 Church
Ep 21 Blissfully organized by Ellie by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 20 - Love, Laughter & Light with Fran Capo by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 19 - AMH Home Services by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Tony Reid - Desire to Learn pt.2 / Sunday 13th October 2019 at J28 Church
Episode 18 - Tax Alternative Group by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 17 - Treybich Law by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 16 - Shadei Williams - Author by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Tony Reid - The Principle of Honour pt.4 / Sunday 22nd September 2019 at J28 Church
Episode 15 - Adventures of Abby Girl & Erica Higgs Photography by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 14 - Interview with Casual Elegance Catering of the Hudson Valley by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 13 - QB Ball by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 12 -Interview with Tyler from Flowers by Angel by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 11 - PSA for Café con Leche by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 10 - Interview with Proven Martial Arts by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 9 - Halo Home Inspections by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 8 - Angel's Friendly Coaching by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 7 - Devan Cleary from Hodgkins Agency by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 6 - My Custom Apparel by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 5 - Just for Kicks by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 4 - Comfort Children Ministry International by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Episode 3 - Dog Training Beyond by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Courts reporter Tony Reid tells entertainment columnist Tim Cain about his recent trip to England. Reid visited his parents for a couple of weeks, and he discusses narrow English roads, London and different places he and his family visited. LISTEN
Episode 2 - Kenney Family Electric by Tony Reid and Ramon Pineiro
Tony Reid - Rain on Mown Grass / Sunday 27th January 2019 at J28 Church
Tony Reid - Rain on Mown Grass / Sunday 27th January 2019 at J28 Church
Tony Reid - Moments of Decisions / Sunday 2nd December 2018 at J28 Church
Tony Reid - Moments of Decisions / Sunday 2nd December 2018 at J28 Church
Tony Reid - The seasons of Life / Sunday 11th November 2018 at J28 Church
Tony Reid - The seasons of Life / Sunday 11th November 2018 at J28 Church
10/06/2018 Am Tony Reid
10/06/2018 Am Tony Reid
On Easter morning 2018 Tony Reid spoke about what Jesus had to say to 3 different people after his resurrection and what this means to us today.
On Easter morning 2018 Tony Reid spoke about what Jesus had to say to 3 different people after his resurrection and what this means to us today.
As the weather threatens to wipe out the entire calendar this weekend, Dave Anderson and Tim Fuell speak with Matt Badcock of the Non League Paper on this week's FA release of draft divisional boundaries. Chat Football League ambitions and more with National League table-topping boss John Askey of Macclesfield Town. Plus Step 5 promotion with Westfield FC boss Tony Reid whose side lead the Combined Counties Premier Division by 12 points with 111 goals in 30 games.
To write a comprehensive history of Southeast Asia is a task reserved for precious few scholars: historians of unrivaled skill and formidable knowledge. Anthony Reid is among them. His new book, A History of Southeast Asia: Critical Crossroads (Wiley Blackwell, 2015), is almost impossibly vast in scale and ambitious in scope, ranging across familiar territory while drawing out major new themes in the history of one of the world’s most diverse yet nevertheless coherent regions. Writing against the “seductive pressure” to view past political and cultural arrangements as analogues of our own, Reid draws on the resources of a life spent studying and writing Southeast Asian history to take the reader on a journey from the nagara polities and stateless majorities of a thousand years ago to the rise of high modernism in the places that today we know as Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam. His strong engagement with major debates will appeal to specialists, yet the book is also highly accessible to students new to study of the region. Tony Reid joins New Books in Southeast Asian Studies to discuss civilizations without cities, global war in the Indian Ocean, state evasion, the shared poverty of late colonial rule, and the role of women in the economies and societies of Southeast Asia from earliest times to the present day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
To write a comprehensive history of Southeast Asia is a task reserved for precious few scholars: historians of unrivaled skill and formidable knowledge. Anthony Reid is among them. His new book, A History of Southeast Asia: Critical Crossroads (Wiley Blackwell, 2015), is almost impossibly vast in scale and ambitious in scope, ranging across familiar territory while drawing out major new themes in the history of one of the world’s most diverse yet nevertheless coherent regions. Writing against the “seductive pressure” to view past political and cultural arrangements as analogues of our own, Reid draws on the resources of a life spent studying and writing Southeast Asian history to take the reader on a journey from the nagara polities and stateless majorities of a thousand years ago to the rise of high modernism in the places that today we know as Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam. His strong engagement with major debates will appeal to specialists, yet the book is also highly accessible to students new to study of the region. Tony Reid joins New Books in Southeast Asian Studies to discuss civilizations without cities, global war in the Indian Ocean, state evasion, the shared poverty of late colonial rule, and the role of women in the economies and societies of Southeast Asia from earliest times to the present day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
To write a comprehensive history of Southeast Asia is a task reserved for precious few scholars: historians of unrivaled skill and formidable knowledge. Anthony Reid is among them. His new book, A History of Southeast Asia: Critical Crossroads (Wiley Blackwell, 2015), is almost impossibly vast in scale and ambitious in scope, ranging across familiar territory while drawing out major new themes in the history of one of the world’s most diverse yet nevertheless coherent regions. Writing against the “seductive pressure” to view past political and cultural arrangements as analogues of our own, Reid draws on the resources of a life spent studying and writing Southeast Asian history to take the reader on a journey from the nagara polities and stateless majorities of a thousand years ago to the rise of high modernism in the places that today we know as Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam. His strong engagement with major debates will appeal to specialists, yet the book is also highly accessible to students new to study of the region. Tony Reid joins New Books in Southeast Asian Studies to discuss civilizations without cities, global war in the Indian Ocean, state evasion, the shared poverty of late colonial rule, and the role of women in the economies and societies of Southeast Asia from earliest times to the present day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
To write a comprehensive history of Southeast Asia is a task reserved for precious few scholars: historians of unrivaled skill and formidable knowledge. Anthony Reid is among them. His new book, A History of Southeast Asia: Critical Crossroads (Wiley Blackwell, 2015), is almost impossibly vast in scale and ambitious in scope, ranging across familiar territory while drawing out major new themes in the history of one of the world’s most diverse yet nevertheless coherent regions. Writing against the “seductive pressure” to view past political and cultural arrangements as analogues of our own, Reid draws on the resources of a life spent studying and writing Southeast Asian history to take the reader on a journey from the nagara polities and stateless majorities of a thousand years ago to the rise of high modernism in the places that today we know as Indonesia, Singapore and Vietnam. His strong engagement with major debates will appeal to specialists, yet the book is also highly accessible to students new to study of the region. Tony Reid joins New Books in Southeast Asian Studies to discuss civilizations without cities, global war in the Indian Ocean, state evasion, the shared poverty of late colonial rule, and the role of women in the economies and societies of Southeast Asia from earliest times to the present day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Welcome to Light On Light Through Episode 48, an Interview with Rich Sommer, who plays Harry Crane on AMC's Mad Men. Among the highlights - the "joys" of wearing real 1960s clothing ... what are they really smoking on the show? ... what does Rich think happened with Harry between episodes 12 and 13 of the show? ... how does Rich explain Harry's uncanny resemblance to Isaac Asimov (see photos below) ... how does Rich account for the rare anachronism on the show ... and much more in this exclusive interview, conducted just two days ago ... We had a grand time in this interview! If you love the show, you'll want to listen to every minute of this ... If you don't know the show, you'll want to watch every minute of it after listening to this interview...Isaac Asimov (1965) and Harry Crane aka Rich Sommer (1960)Plus flashes ... David Wiltse's Sedition at Fordham University Monday night, 7:30pm, Pope Auditorium, 60th Street & Columbus, free admission ... I'll be on the radio Tues, 7:30 pm, on Bob Mann's Let's Consider the Source, channel xm133 on XM Radio...Helpful links: Tony Reid's 9/24/07 interview w/Rich Sommer on TV Blend My weekly blog reviews of Mad Men at InfiniteRegress.tv For more on the origins of "the medium is the message," see the chapter in Digital McLuhan: A Guide to the Information Millennium home page: http://paullevinson.infomore blogs: http://InfiniteRegress.tv and http://www.myspace.com/twiceuponarhyme videoclips: http://www.youtube.com/user/PLev20062006 my best-known novel: The Plot to Save Socrates"challenging fun" - Entertainment Weekly"Da Vinci-esque thriller" - New York Daily News and Brian Charles Clarke says The Plot to Save Socrates "resonates with the current political climate . . . heroine Sierra Waters is sexy as hell . . . there's a bite to Levinson's wit" -- in Curled Up With A Good Book Read the first chapter of The Plot to Save Socrates .... FREE!
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