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US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard highlighted the growing India-US partnership during the Raisina Dialogue. She emphasized that Trump’s “America first” approach is not isolationist and aligns with Modi’s “India first” vision. Gabbard expressed confidence in stronger ties through collaboration in the Indo-Pacific, Quad, and security, despite reciprocal tariff threats and specific unresolved concerns.
NEWS THIS WEEKNeil Druckmann Says 'Don't Bet' On The Last Of Us Part IIIThe next big Marvel game is coming this Christmas, according to the game's starTony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 and 4 remasters revealed, now with a shredding Doom SlayerRockstar acquires Aussie studio founded by L.A. Noire directorRELEASE RADARRISE OF RONIN - 11 March 2025 - PC, PlayStation 5WANDERSTOP - 11 March 2025 - PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|STHE PHANTOM - 12 March 2025 - PC, PlayStation 5MLB THE SHOW 25 - 14 March 2025 - PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, SwitchPocket Casts: You can now rate the show on Pocket Casts, give us a five star review learn more by heading here https://pocketcasts.com/ratings Apple Arcade: Enjoy unlimited access to over 200 incredibly fun games with no ads and no in-app purchases. From puzzle and adventure games to sports, racing, and multiplayer action games, everyone can count on finding something to love. Head to sifter.com.au/arcade to start your free trial* of Apple Arcade today and you'll be supporting independent video games journalism. *New subscribers only. AU$9.99/month after free trial. Plan automatically renews after trial until cancelled.You can support SIFTER's independent gaming journalism by☕ Tipping us on KoFi https://www.ko-fi.com/sifterHQ
Your morning briefing, the business news you need in just 15 minutes.On today's podcast:(1) Nvidia, the chipmaker at the center of an AI spending boom, delivered good-but-not-great quarterly numbers on Wednesday, drawing a muted response from investors accustomed to blowout results.(2) President Donald Trump on Wednesday gave a series of apparently contradictory answers about his plans to enact tariffs on Canada and Mexico, as well as the European Union.(3) At home, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has framed his trip to meet Donald Trump as a bid to save Ukraine and the trans-Atlantic alliance. At the White House, he’ll argue that the US president needs Europe to come out a winner.(4) US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard called for an investigation and expressed concern after the UK government ordered Apple Inc. to build a backdoor into the global data of its customers.(5) Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said the British government wants to boost commerce with the US, its biggest single-country trading partner, even as President Donald Trump threatens widespread trade tariffs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On the last episode, we talked to Colin McDougall the US Director for Africa Inland Mission. This week, we learn about two of A.I.M.s missionaries headed to the field in the next month. With a young child and a baby on the way, how are they preparing for this big move? What are they thinking about? What is God teaching them? Hear their incredible story on this episode of Missions Today.For more information about Africa Inland Mission.To keep up with Joel and Katie.
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Welcome to the Pinkleton Pull-Aside Podcast. On this podcast, let's step aside from our busy lives to have fun, fascinating life giving conversation with inspiring authors, pastors, sports personalities and other influencers, leaders and followers. Sit back, grab some coffee, or head down the road and let's get the good and the gold from today's guest. Our host is Jeff Pinkleton, Executive Director of the Gathering of the Miami Valley, where their mission is to connect men to men, and men to God. You can reach Jeff at GatheringMV.org or find him on Facebook at The Gathering of the Miami Valley.Matthew Soerens is the Vice President of Advocacy and Policy at World Relief, where he provides oversight for all advocacy initiatives and policy positions of World Relief. He also serves as the National Coordinator for the Evangelical Immigration Table, a coalition that advocates for immigration reforms consistent with biblical values.Matthew previously served as US Director of Church Mobilization, where he helped evangelical churches understand the realities of refugees and immigration and to respond in ways guided by biblical values. His World Relief journey began as a Department of Justice-accredited legal counselor at World Relief's local office in Wheaton, Illinois and, before that, with World Relief's partner organization in Managua, Nicaragua. He's also the co-author of Seeking Refuge: On the Shores of the Global Refugee Crisis (Moody Publishers, 2016).
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Elyse Munoz, IQVIA's US Director of Research and Insights, joins the podcast to discuss insights from the second paper of a three-part series, all about optimizing a US launch. Expect to learn about what impacts the optimization phase of a US launch: patient adherence, market access in the US context (and how it's different from Europe), and direct-to-consumer advertising (prohibited in other major markets).
Fintech South 2024, hosted by the Technology Association of Georgia (TAG), took place on Aug. 27-28 at the Woodruff Arts Center and Atlanta Symphony Hall. This year's theme was "Fintech Lives Here!" Lisa Arthur, US Director and Global Chief Marketing Officer for API Leader, Sensedia, is a seasoned business executive and global marketer with Fortune 50 […]
Fintech South 2024, hosted by the Technology Association of Georgia (TAG), took place on Aug. 27-28 at the Woodruff Arts Center and Atlanta Symphony Hall. This year's theme was "Fintech Lives Here!" Lisa Arthur, US Director and Global Chief Marketing Officer for API Leader, Sensedia, is a seasoned business executive and global marketer with Fortune 50 […] The post Fintech South 2024: Lisa Arthur with Sensedia appeared first on Business RadioX ®.
They are truly the first generation of digital natives…the first truly post-Christian generation in the US. They are Gen Z – those born between 1996 and 2010. This generation is abandoning the church in record numbers. So, what does this mean as missionaries worldwide seek to develop transformative relationships with the next generation and how do we effectively engage them with the gospel and with mission? Don't miss Part 2 of this powerful round table discussion this weekend on Missions Today! For more information on our guests this week and their work, please check out the links below: Heather Pubols – Editorial Director, Evangelical Missions Quarterly (EMQ) Dr. Hélder Favarin – Global Youth and Young Adult Initiatives Director, Community Bible Study Dr. Jolene Erlacher – Leading Tomorrow Andrew Feng – US Director, Indigitous #GenZ #GenerationZ #missions #youngadults #faith #Christian #Christianity #church #multigenerational #multicultural #stewardship #discipleship
Hey Hey beautiful people here is this weeks Radio Rewind in High Definition Sounds Hey Hey Beautiful People I'll be Back once again like a Renegade master this Sunday . The paradise sessions - Discos Revenge returns this Sunday with @markymmp on @cruise_fm 10am - 1pm UK cruise FM. Paradise 622 re-rubbed This Directors cut touched me more emotionally than any before.. I dug deep in to to Directors cut Jams from the Frankie Knuckles and Eric Kupper archives to deliver a delicious show of uncompromising beats. I hope you enjoy the journey.. Please feel free to leave a comment and your thoughts. I love you all Marky MMP TRACKLIST 6:30 Ashford & Simpson - Bourgie Bourgie (A Director's Cut Exclusive) 10:30 Frankie Knuckles - Your Love 17:00 Frankie Knuckles - Let Yourself Go - A Director's Cut Master 21:00 Frankie Knuckles - The Whistle Song 27:30 Spyro Gyra - Morning Dance (Live in Lakeville, 1997) 30:30 Vintage Lounge Orchestra - Dreams 37:00 Soulful Session - Hostile Takeover (Remixes) (Frankie Knuckles & Eric Kuppers' Director's Cut Mix) 46:00 Frankie Knuckles - Loving You 49:30 Frankie Knuckles pres. Tales from Beyond the Tone Arm - I'm Movin' On 54:00 Frankie Knuckles - Tears (Classic Vocal) 1:00:30 MFSB - Mysteries of the World 1:02:00 Blaze - Most Precious Love (Michael Gray Remix) 1:10:00 Eugenio Fico - Ride on Time 1:16:00 Frankie Knuckles, Director's Cut & Eric Kupper - You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) [feat. B. Slade] [DJ Meme's Mix of Epic Proportions] 1:23:00 Jackson 5 - Forever Came Today - Directors Cut 1:28:30 Frankie Knuckles, Director''s Cut - Get Over U (Mr. Director's Feels Good Dub) (Feat. B. Slade) 1:30:30 Frankie Knuckles presents Director's Cut - Get Over U [feat. B. Slade] [Director's Cut Mix - Sami Dee Edit] 1:35:00 Candi Staton - Hallelujah Anyway (Director's Cut Signature Praise) 1:40:00 Joey Negro - The Secret Life of Us - Director's Cut Signature Mix 1:44:00 Depeche Mode - Wrong (Frankie's Bromantic Club Mix) 1:50:30 Hercules & Love Affair - Blind (Frankie Knuckles Remix)
This is the full show for July 15, 2024. We ask the American Mamas about their reaction to the attempted assassination of President Trump. Transparency International's US Director of Advocacy, Scott Greytak, joins us on the phone to discuss how Shell Companies benefit the drug trade. Plus, Melania Trump put out a statement in response to her husband's attempted assassination, and her words are a Bright Spot. And we finish off with a failed assassination attempt that will make you say, “Whoa!”
Ondo InsurTech PLC (LSE:ONDO) CEO Craig Foster joined Proactive's Stephen Gunnion with details of the company's continued advances in the United States, specifically the expansion of its LeakBot program in Washington state. Foster highlighted the recent successful capital raise aimed at building infrastructure for state-by-state expansion. He said major partners, Nationwide and Pure are launching in the Pacific north-west state following their initial successes in Ohio and New York. Foster also introduced Wendi Leibovitz as the new director of customer success, emphasising her extensive experience and her immediate impact on the team. Additionally, Foster discussed attending the DIA conference in Amsterdam to present a case study on its LeakBot technology. This presentation marks a return to the stage where Ondo first introduced LeakBot five years ago. #OndoInsurTech #CraigFoster #InsuranceTechnology #WashingtonExpansion #CustomerSuccess #LeakBot #InsuranceInnovation #DIAConference #CapitalRaise #InsuranceIndustry #ProactiveInterviews #ProactiveInvestors #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews
MATT'S BIO Matt's story is remarkable for many reasons including his perseverance, resilience, grit, determination and disposition in the face of devastating circumstances. After learning he was going deaf in college, Matt decided to make a mental log of the songs that over the years connected him to the memories and moments that he most cherished. The start of his hearing loss happened in synchrony with him falling in love with his now wife – that combination resulted in him publishing “Soundtrack of Silence”, a vivid and moving memoir that documents the ups and downs, joys and hardships from his journey with the disruptive effects of NF-2. NF2-related schwannomatosis, previously known as neurofibromatosis (2) is a rare genetic disorder that is characterized by mostly noncancerous (benign) tumors of the nerves that transmit balance and sound impulses from the inner ears to the brain (bilateral acoustic neuromas/vestibular schwannomas). We talk about the happiness that music brings him and the irony of the fact that music is more important to him now that he can't hear it unaided, as he puts it: “my ears don't do much other than prevent my sunglasses from falling”. We also discuss what it's like to start a career, fall in love and build a life while battling a rare disease. The story is very compelling: Channing Tatum and Paramount Pictures optioned the motion picture rights to Matt's life story as told by Soundtrack of Silence. Starting while a sophomore in college, he sails through the first few years in denial, but as his hearing gets worse and his hearing aids get bigger, Matt realizes he wants to capture the sounds of his life: his girlfriend's (now wife's) voice, the click of her heels, and the songs of their youth. He starts listening to music with intention and intense appreciation. Behind each song, there is a coming-of-age story - topics like freedom, tragedy, beating the odds, try then try again, and of course falling in love. The story of overcoming the physical, mental and emotional challenges and his ultimately positive outlook on life is inspiring. When Matt isn't adding tracks to his life's playlist, he passionately supports the hearing loss community as a member of the Columbia University Genetic Counseling Advisory Board and served as a consultant to the St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf. He's served as a congressional lobbyist for neurofibromatosis (NF) research funding, the genetic disorder that caused his hearing loss, and has raised money for NF research by doing endurance events, including an Ironman Triathlon and most recently, the Boston Marathon. Matt currently serves the rare disease community as the US Director of Advocacy for a global biopharmaceutical company and lives in Indiana, with his wife and three children. NOTE| This episode is longer than usual → ‘Top Of The Game (in) Overtime' shows are released occasionally MATT RELATED LINKS McMillan Author Profile Wasserman Speaker Profile NPR Interview - All Things Considered Soundtrack of Silence on Amazon Children's Tumor Foundation in his words GENERAL INFO| TOP OF THE GAME: Official website: https://topofthegame-thepod.com/ RSS Feed: https://feed.podbean.com/topofthegame-thepod/feed.xml Hosting service show website: https://topofthegame-thepod.podbean.com/ Javier's LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/javiersaade SUPPORT & CONNECT: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/96934564 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551086203755 Twitter: https://twitter.com/TOPOFGAMEpod Subscribe on Podbean: https://www.podbean.com/site/podcatcher/index/blog/vLKLE1SKjf6G Email us: info@topofthegame-thepod.com THANK YOU FOR LISTENING – AVAILABLE ON ALL MAJOR PLATFORMS
Director Kristina Kendall joins Matthew Pejkovic on the Matt's Movie Reviews Podcast to talk about her new film 'Undivide Us', a documentary that delves into the alleged toxic polarisation that has divided the United States of America into a nation of tribes...or has it? Support Matt's Movie Reviews PayPal: https://tinyurl.com/2x9tn2k4 Patreon: https://tinyurl.com/54jnzpsn TeePublic: https://tinyurl.com/2p9c5kpn Amazon: https://amzn.to/3JfyGtK Follow Matt's Movie Reviews! Website: http://mattsmoviereviews.net Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Matts-Movie-Reviewsnet/151059409963 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MattsMovieReviews Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattsMovieRev LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/1036986/admin/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1643285
Sarah Rickwood is joined by Elyse Muñoz, IQVIA's US Director of Research & Insights, to discuss the first of a three-part launch excellence series on the current state of US launch and the new rules for launching excellently in the US, the most important market for global innovative medicines success.
Meet one of my dearest friends, Katrina M. Johnson! Katrina is the US Director of Advocacy & Professional Relations for Pfizer Oncology as well as a three-time breast and two-time melanoma cancer survivor. Katrina and I met through our advocacy work but I feel like I've known Katrina FOREVER and I'm sure you will too! Katrina is also a triple negative breast cancer survivor and the Mom of 2 amazing young adults. We talk about everything. Recently we've had some very real and emotional conversations about relationships. Dating. Divorce. Working out. Eating healthy. We realized that all of these things all boil down to one thing - loving and caring for yourself. Today we're going to talk about REALLY loving yourself after a breast cancer diagnosis. What better day to talk about loving ourselves than on Valentine's Day?!
Aliya Bagewadi serves as the US Director of Strategy Partnerships for Allume Energy, a clean tech company unlocking rooftop solar for apartment renters worldwide. She previously worked as a management consultant for Fortune 500 companies and in rural economic development in Southeast Asia. She studied political science and land economics at the University of Chicago […]
Aliya Bagewadi serves as the US Director of Strategy Partnerships for Allume Energy, a clean tech company unlocking rooftop solar for apartment renters worldwide. She previously worked as a management consultant for Fortune 500 companies and in rural economic development in Southeast Asia. She studied political science and land economics at the University of Chicago […] The post Aliya Bagewadi With Allume Energy appeared first on Business RadioX ®.
CRE Exchange: Commercial Real Estate, Property Valuations, Real Estate Analytics and Property Tax
In the latest episode of the CRE Exchange podcast, Omar Eltorai, US Director of Research, and Cole Perry, Senior Market Analyst of Altus Group, discuss the latest FOMC minutes and the probability of a final rate hike for the year, findings from the Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Expectations (SCE) on credit access, which indicates a decline in expectations for credit availability, the increase in permits and starts for multi-family housing, mixed news from major retail chains with a glimpse of hope for the holiday season, and much more! Key Takeaways:(00:58) The latest US Leading Economic Index(02:12) FOMC minutes (Nov. 21 release) with odds for an interest rate hike before end of year(04:46) A view into consumer expectations for credit demand and credit approval(10:26) The latest read on building permits, housing starts and home sales(13:21) Earnings reports from Walmart, Target, Macy's, TJX, Home Depot and Lowes(22:31) Capital markets update(26:43) Q4 2023 CRE Industry Conditions and Sentiment Survey results(34:26) Upcoming data releases Omar and Cole are keeping an eye on over the next two weeks Resources Mentioned:Omar Eltorai -https://www.linkedin.com/in/omareltorai/Cole Perry -https://www.linkedin.com/in/coleperry1/Altus Group -https://www.linkedin.com/company/altus-group/US Leading Economic Index -https://www.conference-board.org/topics/us-leading-indicatorsSCE Credit Access Survey -https://www.newyorkfed.org/microeconomics/sce/credit-access#/FOMC minutes -https://www.newyorkfed.org/microeconomics/sce/credit-access#/US and Canada CRE Industry Conditions and Sentiment survey results (Q4 results to be released December 5, 2023) -https://www.altusgroup.com/insights/cre-industry-conditions-and-sentiment-survey-register/Thanks for listening to the CRE Exchange podcast, powered by Altus Group. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review to help get the word out about the show. And be sure to subscribe so you never miss another insightful conversation.#CRE #CommercialRealEstate #Property
Seasoned P2P fundraisers, especially those working in the world of in-person events, recognize the tremendous significance of a highly engaged and goal-oriented volunteer committee. These dedicated individuals play a pivotal role in recruiting our teams, fostering connections with sponsors, and assisting in the seamless execution of event day logistics.However, when it comes to digital-first P2P fundraising campaigns, the idea of empowering volunteer leadership is often overlooked. Many organizations tend to view these fundraisers as independent, do-it-yourself (DIY) initiatives, with limited connection among them.So what would happen if we applied our best practices for working with local volunteer leaders to our digital-first campaigns? Local ambassadors can not only extend the campaign's reach but also enhance its authenticity, foster a sense of community and strengthen the overall impact.On our Season 1 finale, P2PPF's Marcie Maxwell sits down with Brittany Veneris, US Director of Fundraising for Movember, one of the peer-to-peer industry's most unique fundraisers. Together, we'll discuss how Movember has built a global network of community ambassadors to drive its annual peer-to-peer fundraising campaign. Brittany shares how the simple idea of a mustache-growing contest has grown into a global men's health movement, raising more than $1B in the past 20 years.In today's episode, we'll also explore: How Movember strikes a balance between its fun marketing person with its serious mission Setting goals and expectations with volunteer fundraisers Unique messaging strategies to engage male fundraisers Mentioned LinksMovemberOn Social: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube &Twitter/XStay Connected on LinkedInConnect with BrittanyConnect with MarcieConnect with the Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum (00:00) - Welcome to The P2P Soap Box (04:14) - It's Movember! (10:43) - Balancing Fun with Serious Issues (12:02) - Building Off the Digital Community (21:28) - Gender in P2P Fundraising (27:52) - Pandemic Lessons (31:22) - Learn More
Recorded Live at the Station by DJ Sophie Valley (Argentina) Deeper – Track list Fresh & Low - Spooked (Jazzy Version) (2003) Daco Aquarium Poem 4 a Lost One (Black Music Remix) feat. Diviniti Solar House - Angel Making Shapes (Scott Diaz Remix) James Johnston - She's Gone (feat. Bill Withers) (Ain't No Sunshine) Session Victim - Matching Half Needs - So Many Things (Karimi Jazz Version) SANDY RIVERA feat LT BROWN - COME INTO MY ROOM (Take it back mix) Disclosure Project - Gulf Breeze (Ross Couch Remix) Andy-Hart-amp-Francis-Inferno-Orchestra-D2ME Do You Really Want It (Piano Club Mix) eric-kupper-presents-organika-havana julien-jabre-voodance FANATIX & STERLING ENSEMBLE _ CASA CUBANA Joey Negro & The Sunburst Band - The Secret Life of Us (Director's Cut Signature Mix) COLONEL ABRAMS _ VICTIM OF LOVING YOU ( Frankie Feliciano Vocal Club Mix ) WARREN CLARKE Feat SHENA - LIFTING ( Mark Grants Blackstone Remix Vocal ) Bruce Leroys & Helóra - Tempo (Art Of Tones Remix)
Episode 162 Apologetics in Strasbourg, France with Craig Parton A few years ago David Fleming, the executive director of the Lanier Foundation, and Mark Lanier signed an agreement to host annually the John Warwick Montgomery Lecture in Evidential Apologetics. Along the way we have become acquainted with the International Academy of Apologetics, Evangelism, and Human Rights. One of the instructors for that summer academy is Craig Parton. Who Is Craig Parton? Craig Parton lives in California. He became a Christian in college and developed interest early in apologetics. He is now a trial lawyer, but he spends a lot of time as the US Director for the International Academy of Apologetics. What Is the Apologetics Academy? Twenty-six years ago Craig Parton and John W. Montgomery (JWM) started the Apologetics Academy in Strasbourg, France. Every year they train around twenty men and women in apologetics, situated in one of the most historic and beautiful European cities. The academy lasts about two weeks. It is intentionally small to in order to facilitate conversation, discussion, questions, and community. To learn more about the academy: www.apologeticsacademy.eu The cost for the experience and learning is very reasonable. Accommodations are included. Some scholarships are available as well. Look for the brochure on the website for details and registration. The Annual Lecture at Lanier Library, Houston This year John Lennox, retired Professor of Mathematics from the University of Oxford, will be giving the John Warwick Montgomery Lecture in Evidential Apologetics. His topic will be “Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity.” To hear David Capes' podcast with Dr. Lennox in 2022 on the topic, click HERE. The lecture will be held 21 October 2023. It will be streamed lived on the Lanier Library's YouTube channel. And a recored version will be posted there later as well as on the Library website. More Resources To watch JWM's lecture at the Library several years ago, click here. To hear JWM's podcast with David Capes (recorded in 2021) click HERE. You can read a transcript of this podcast here. For more resources check out these links. Want more Stone Chapel Podcasts on some great topics? Just click here. What's more, you can get information on upcoming lectures at Lanier Theological Library by clicking here. Subscribe to this podcast so you don't miss any of the great conversations with scholars and church leaders from around the world. The post Episode 162 Apologetics in Strasbourg France first appeared on Lanier Theological Library.
Episode 162 Apologetics in Strasbourg, France with Craig Parton A few years ago David Fleming, the executive director of the Lanier Foundation, and Mark Lanier signed an agreement to host annually the John Warwick Montgomery Lecture in Evidential Apologetics. Along the way we have become acquainted with the International Academy of Apologetics, Evangelism, and Human Rights. One of the instructors for that summer academy is Craig Parton. Who Is Craig Parton? Craig Parton lives in California. He became a Christian in college and developed interest early in apologetics. He is now a trial lawyer, but he spends a lot of time as the US Director for the International Academy of Apologetics. What Is the Apologetics Academy? Twenty-six years ago Craig Parton and John W. Montgomery (JWM) started the Apologetics Academy in Strasbourg, France. Every year they train around twenty men and women in apologetics, situated in one of the most historic and beautiful European cities. The academy lasts about two weeks. It is intentionally small to in order to facilitate conversation, discussion, questions, and community. To learn more about the academy: www.apologeticsacademy.eu The cost for the experience and learning is very reasonable. Accommodations are included. Some scholarships are available as well. Look for the brochure on the website for details and registration. The Annual Lecture at Lanier Library, Houston This year John Lennox, retired Professor of Mathematics from the University of Oxford, will be giving the John Warwick Montgomery Lecture in Evidential Apologetics. His topic will be “Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity.” To hear David Capes' podcast with Dr. Lennox in 2022 on the topic, click HERE. The lecture will be held 21 October 2023. It will be streamed lived on the Lanier Library's YouTube channel. And a recored version will be posted there later as well as on the Library website. More Resources To watch JWM's lecture at the Library several years ago, click here. To hear JWM's podcast with David Capes (recorded in 2021) click HERE. You can read a transcript of this podcast here. For more resources check out these links. Want more Stone Chapel Podcasts on some great topics? Just click here. What's more, you can get information on upcoming lectures at Lanier Theological Library by clicking here. Subscribe to this podcast so you don't miss any of the great conversations with scholars and church leaders from around the world. [podcast_subscribe id=”12247″] The post Episode 162 Apologetics in Strasbourg France first appeared on Lanier Theological Library and Learning Center.
The US Director of the Israel Allies Foundation, Jordanna McMillan will provide an update on the unfolding situation in Israel. From speaking at international pro-Israel conferences to leading U.S. Congressional and State Legislator trips to Israel, Jordanna is passionate about educating leaders, politicians, and men and women of faith and mobilizing them in support of Israel. In 2007, Jordanna lived in Jerusalem for almost two years where she studied Modern Hebrew and Middle Eastern Studies at Hebrew University’s Rothberg International School. During that time she also worked at the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ) where she helped lead young adult Christians from all over the world on tours of Israel. She is a board member of the Hidden Light Institute, and a summa cum laude graduate of Southeastern University in Lakeland, FL. In addition, George Shamblin will discuss his book Inerrancy: You Better Learn This Word and how Scripture is trustworthy, reliable, and without error. Author, Teacher, and Pastor, George Shamblin is that rare individual whose excitement on the day of his salvation never cooled. He’s a man who lives to challenge other Christians to take God’s gift to them and pay it forward. It’s a challenge borne of equal parts enthusiasm and concern. “At any given time,” he contends, “Christianity is never more than a generation from extinction.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Though wildfires in Maui have largely been contained since August 16, 2023, the extent of the damage is widespread. Alongside local organizations, Direct Relief -- a humanitarian aid nonprofit founded in Santa Barbara -- is aiding the disaster response in Maui and providing emergency medical supplies to local partners and evacuees. KCSB's Zoha Malik spoke to US Director of Emergency Response for Direct Relief, Leighton Jones, to learn more. Music used is At Our Best Alone by Blue Dot Sessions.
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GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Igor Lopatonok is a film producer and movie director who has done several projects in collaboration with Oliver Stone including Ukraine on Fire', and ‘Revealing Ukraine'. His latest film is - QAZAQ History Of The Golden Man. Igor is also well known for his game-changing film colorization and 3D film conversion work in the United States and Europe. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: US Army Lieutenant Colonel (ret.) Sargis Sangari is CEO of The Near East Center for Strategic Engagement LLC and the host of the program NEW PARADIGMS show. He was born and raised in Iran While serving in the US Army, Sargis had six years of continuous combat deployment in the Mid East-conducted 144 combat patrols, 22 Special Forces missions and survived 7 IED attacks. During his time in the Army he held a diplomatic post as US Director of Host Nation Affairs/Kuwait. Col. Sargis Sangari has a deep skill set in Mid east languages and cultures and understands the plight of Assyrian and other Christians in the Mid East and now uses his 20 year military experience to help CHRISTIANS IN THEIR STRUGGLE AGAINST ISIS.
CRE Exchange: Commercial Real Estate, Property Valuations, Real Estate Analytics and Property Tax
On today's episode, we have the privilege of hosting two esteemed guests: Omar Eltorai, US Director of Research at Altus Group, and Peter Norman, Chief Economist at Altus Group. Together, we delve into the latest news and movements that are shaping the commercial real estate landscape in North America for the month of May.With valuable insights from Eltorai and Norman, this episode shares an overview of the ever-evolving commercial real estate sector, including macroeconomic indicators, policy developments, and a deep dive into the dynamic retail property market.We talk about:- The strong pace of employment growth in Canada and what this means.- The recent recovery in home sales.- What's happening with central banks, and how that affects housing prices and more.- How the recent earnings calls will impact the economic narrative.- What has been happening specifically in retail over the last few years?- Predictions for 2023 in terms of retail and commercial real estate.- Positive reflections on the state of commercial real estate and what the future holds.Resources mentioned:Peter Norman - https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-norman-20637043/Omar Eltorai -https://www.linkedin.com/in/omareltorai/Altus Group -https://www.linkedin.com/company/altus-group/Altus ODCE Webinar - https://info.altusgroup.com/quarterly-analysis-ncreif-odce-index/Thanks for listening to the CRE Exchange podcast, powered by Altus Group. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review to help get the word out about the show. And be sure to subscribe so you never miss another insightful conversation#CRE #CommercialRealEstate #Property
Understanding Law & Gospel is incredibly important. This distinction prepares youth workers to teach and counsel in ways that keeps the gospel central while still calling students to holiness and repentance. Without Law and Gospel, we either turn the gospel into a to-do list or we extend so much grace there's little room for teaching the commands of Christ. Discussion Questions: Could you summarize what we mean by “Law & Gospel?” What sort of confusion around Law and Gospel have you observed in Christians, in general, and in youth in particular? What are the different uses of the Law? If the Law cannot save, then what good is it? What have you observed, either positive or negative, regarding Law & Gospel in the gospel-centered movement over the last 5 years? Are there any correctives you think are important to highlight for us? How can youth workers help students and parents embrace a biblical approach to Law and Gospel? Justin Schell is the US Director of Union School of Theology and helps oversee the Reformation Fellowship. He lives in Tulsa Oklahoma, he and his wife have two kids and he served as an interim youth pastor for a season of ministry. Recommended Resources Union's online resources New Growth Press and Serge's “Gospel Centered Life for Teens” Right with God, Mike Reeves Delighting in the Trinity and Rejoicing in Christ, Mike Reeves Theolo.gy - Union's website RefFellowship.org - Reformation Fellowship
Global IT industry stands for about 2 % of the global emissions, which is about the same as aviation. But did you know that the IT industry can greatly contribute to bringing down the rest of 98 %? If you wonder how, it basically comes down to IT's two superpowers: transformation and optimization. In the new episode of The Switch Podcast, we talked with Chiara Selvetti-Backéus, Director Sustainable Business at Atea Group, the leading IT infrastructure provider in the Nordic region, about how can the IT industry contribute to a more sustainable world, what is sustainable IT and how can we change the world with our wallet. Tune in for some great insights on sustainable IT from this esteemed sustainability professional!
Today I'm joined by Esker, a long-standing software brand that is on a mission to build a foundation that promotes positive-sum growth, increased productivity, improved employee engagement, and greater trust between organizations. Esker is a global cloud platform built to unlock strategic value for finance and customer service professionals and strengthen collaboration between companies by automating the cash conversion cycle. By developing AI-driven technologies and automating the order-to-cash and procure-to-pay cycles, Esker frees up finance and customer service professionals from time-consuming tasks, helps them be more efficient, and enables them to develop new skills. Today Daniel Reeve, US Director of Sales and Business Development at Esker, joins me to chat all about the company and what they do; the power of positive-sum growth; bringing people and technology together in harmony; and why not all cloud platforms are created equal. IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: [07.02] An introduction to Esker – who they are, what they do and how they help their customers. “Folks are turning to us when they're trying to free up their staff to be rockstars!” [08.17] Esker's mission, what sets them apart from the competition and why they're ‘more than just another cloud platform.' “We've often been seen as best-of-breed… but, increasingly, companies are realizing “wow, you guys are best of suite”… Companies are looking to put technology in place that leverages and enhances their ERP and improves the experience for the customers, suppliers and staff.” [10.47] Esker's commitment to ‘positive-sum growth,' and what that means for brands, their employees, customers, suppliers – and for the planet. “The concept is 'how do I put technology in, that brings efficiency and automation within my enterprise, without making it painful for my customers and suppliers?'” [15.14] Why digital transformation projects are often unsuccessful, and Esker's refreshing approach to providing close and ongoing customer support and training. “Technology promises great outcomes, great efficiencies, great savings, great visibility – but there's work involved to make that happen.” [16.53] A closer look at Esker's Procure-To-Pay solution, named in the 2022 Gartner Magic Quadrant report for P2P suites. [19.29] Esker's Order-to-Cash solution, and how their technology facilitates collaboration and optimization to bring people and processes together and enhance customer experience. [26.54] What integration looks like with Esker. [29.24] Why Esker's range of technology includes robotic process automation, AI and mobile functionality, but also supports traditional tech like fax and Excel; and the importance of finding the balance between helping to drive innovation and digitization in the industry, and meeting customers where they are. “Quite often, when you put technology in, there's a dip… I don't think people are resistant to technology just because they're resistant. A lot of the time, they're so busy and everything is so pressured… you need to hold their hand and guide them and make it super easy for them to adapt that technology.” [31.36] The ideal client for Esker. “If folks care about a user experience and a workflow that's easy... they will often choose Esker over others.” [36.04] A case study detailing how Esker's technology helped a key client to reduce order entry time from 10 minutes to 10 seconds, which allowed them to free up their people to better serve customers and ultimately achieve high levels of growth. [39.04] The future for Esker. Guest Bio: Dan Reeve is a Sales Director, approaching 22 years with Esker. Dan works to help companies free up front-line troops to be finance and customer service rockstars through the application of machine learning and AI. Dan was fortunate to serve 10 years as a Combat Engineer in the British Army, then was attached to the Wisconsin Army National Guard. He traveled the world, served alongside Americans and many others, and learned everyone has a good idea, every Army unit thinks they are better, and what can you learn and apply so that you are indeed better prepared and more professional next time. RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED: Head over to Esker's website now to find out more and discover how they could help you too. You can also connect with Esker and keep up to date with the latest over on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook or YouTube, or you can connect with Dan on LinkedIn. If you enjoyed this episode, why not listen to 257: Creating Supply Chain Stability with Dual Sourcing and S&OP or read The Three Biggest Challenges For Procurement – And What To Do About Them. Check out our other podcasts HERE.
In this episode, Greg is joined by friend and ministry partner, Dave Gibson, who is US Director of Go Movement and Global Leadership Team. They discuss the next of our 7 Values of a Gospel Advancing Ministry, "Leaders Fully Embrace & Model It". They are joined later by Doug Henry, a Gospel Advancing Leader serving in Washburn, MO. About The Greg Stier Youth Ministry Podcast: Being a youth pastor can be a massive challenge on top of everything a youth leader must do today to help their youth ministry. Greg Stier has over thirty years of youth ministry experience and is here to help you with your youth group. The Greg Stier Youth Ministry Podcast is all about helping youth leaders by using biblical analysis, stories from his own life, profiling leaders in youth ministry, and bringing in other experts in the Christian world. This is the perfect resource to learn how to be a youth leader with new episodes dropped on the last Tuesday of every month. About Greg: Greg Stier is a champion for unleashing this generation with the Gospel. As the founder of Dare 2 Share Ministries, he is driven to help the Church activate Christian teenagers to reach their friends. In the last 30 years, Greg has trained millions of youth leaders and students on how to relationally engage their world with the Good News of Jesus. A much sought-after speaker, Greg is a former pastor, church planter, youth leader, as well as author of numerous books. https://connect.dare2share.org/podcast Follow Greg Stier on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/greg.stier/ Follow Greg Stier on Twitter: https://twitter.com/gregstier Follow Greg Stier on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gregstier/ About Dare 2 Share: Teenagers desperately need the hope of Christ and their peers are the best possible messengers of that hope. Imagine what could happen in our communities if every teen, everywhere, heard the Gospel from a friend. That's why Dare 2 Share comes alongside the Church to help equip teens to share their faith and youth leaders to build youth ministries that advance the Gospel. For nearly 30 years, Dare 2 Share has been a leader in evangelism training resources and events, helping youth leaders overcome the challenges of building a thriving youth ministry that advances the Gospel and consistently reaches teenagers with the message of Jesus Christ. About Dave Gibson: Dave Gibson is the Sr Director of Missions & Evangelism at Grace Church of Eden Prairie, MN, where he has served for over 30 years. He also serves as US Director of Go Movement and Global Leadership Team, and Board Chair for the Global Alliance for Church Multiplication GACX. He served as the Executive Vice President of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Executive Director of Mission America. Dave also serves in the Leadership of FTT Finishing the Task, Call2All, All America, and serves on several Global and National ministry boards. He has also been a frequent chapel speaker for University and Professional sports teams. Dave and his wife Wendy have 5 children and 11 grandchildren.
Looking back on the Iraq war after 20 years (and 1 month); lingering uncertainty about the reasons for the US invasion; the role (or lack thereof) of groupthink in that decision; the intelligence community's judgment that Iraq had WMD and was reconstituting its nuclear weapons program; why the intelligence community got it wrong; lessons learned for intelligence analysis; the long-term repercussions of the Iraq war; and Marcus puts his cards on the tableAsk a question or leave a comment at cheaptalkpod@gmail.com or www.speakpipe.com/cheaptalk.Further reading:Max Fisher. 2023. “20 Years On, a Questions Lingers About Iraq: Why Did the U.S. Invade?” The New York Times. US Director of Central Intelligence. 2002. “Iraq's Continuing Programs for Weapons of Mass Destruction.” National Intelligence Estimate. National Security Archive. “War With Iraq Is Not In America's National Interest.” 2002. The New York Times. “Cobblestone treadmill patent would eliminate running on pesky smooth surface.” 2009. TechCrunch.See all Cheap Talk episodes
Matthew Sorens Matthew Soerens is the US Director of Church Mobilization for World Relief, where he helps evangelical churches to understand the realities of refugees and immigration and to respond in ways guided by biblical values. He also serves as the National Coordinator for the Evangelical Immigration Table, a coalition that advocates for immigration reforms consistent with biblical values. Matthew previously served as a Department of Justice-accredited legal counselor at World Relief's local office in Wheaton, Illinois and, before that, with World Relief's partner organization in Managua, Nicaragua. He's also the co-author of Seeking Refuge: On the Shores of the Global Refugee Crisis. Key Points Immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers are vulnerable to human trafficking, especially labor trafficking, because they are in a foreign country and often come with vulnerabilities. Resources World Relief Alone and Exploited, Migrant Children Work Brutal Jobs Across the U.S. | The New York Times More than 100 children illegally employed in hazardous jobs, federal investigation finds; food sanitation contractor pays $1.5M in penalties | U.S. Department of Labor (dol.gov)g
Three years and 21 million dead from the COVID-19 pandemic / Second biggest bank failure in US history as Silicon Valley Bank collapses / US Director of National Intelligence confirms end of “strategic ambiguity” over Taiwan
On today's episode the gang discusses: 1) The Last of Us Director Says he Wanted to 'Trick' Viewers Into Watching Gay Romance 2) Sarah Michell Gellar Forgot How Much People Loved Buffy 25 Years Ago 3) Ethan Klein Laughs at Streamer Crying About Being Deepfaked into Adult Content 4) The Sims 4 Adds Mod For Top Surgery With Body Scars
CMA-CGM, the world's third largest container shipping company with over 130,000 employees, recently received its third consecutive Platinum award from EcoVadis, a global sustainability ratings agency. How can such a massive, global organization design and implement sustainability strategies at scale? In this episode, Tyler Cole is joined by Claire Martin, Global VP of Sustainability and Heather Wood, US Director of Sustainability to discuss the challenges and opportunities of implementing a truly impactful sustainability program.Follow Net-Zero Carbon on Apple PodcastsFollow Net-Zero Carbon on SpotifyMore FreightWaves Podcasts
Donations to Help with Costs https://www.awakeningpodcast.org/support/ ============================================= Freedom International Livestream On Dec 1, 2022 Guest: Dr. Meryl Nass Topic:” TRUTH IN THE AGE OF COVID: How a false hydroxychloroquine narrative was created, and more. https://meryl.substack.com/ Bio: I am a board-certified internal medicine physician. I have given 6 Congressional testimonies and testified for legislatures in Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Alaska, Colorado and New Brunswick, Canada on bioterrorism, Gulf War syndrome and vaccine safety/vaccine mandates. I have consulted for the World Bank, the Government Accountability Office, the Cuban Ministry of Health and the US Director of National Intelligence regarding the prevention, investigation and mitigation of chemical and biological warfare and pandemics. I was the first person in the world to investigate an outbreak and prove it was due to biological warfare, publishing the results in 1992. This was the world's largest anthrax outbreak, which occurred during Rhodesia's civil war. I was a main author, along with Robert F Kennedy Jr. and the NGO Childrens Health Defense, of a Citizen's Petition to the FDA regarding the Covid vaccines' authorizations and their single approval, and a letter to the FDA and its vaccine advisory committee regarding the many reasons the vaccines are not suitable for children. I am also the author of detailed articles regarding the suppression of hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin for treatment of Covid, which have been read by over 50,000 people on my website, and been reprinted on many other sites. I have been interviewed by all major US newspapers, TV networks, and numerous alternative channels. https://anthraxvaccine.blogspot.com/ Interview Panel Grace Asagra, RN MA Podcast: Quantum Nurse: Out of the Rabbit Hole from Stress to Bless www.quantumnurse.life Hartmut Schumacher Dr. Jayne Marquis, ND Podcast: INpowered https://linktr.ee/INpoweredhealth Roy Coughlan Podcast: AWAKENING https://www.awakeningpodcast.org/ ================================= All Podcasts + Coaching and Social Media https://bio.link/podcaster Video https://www.bitchute.com/channel/y2XWI0VCPVqX/ Donations https://www.awakeningpodcast.org/support/
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Quantum Nurse www.quantumnurse.life presents Freedom International Livestream On Dec 1,2022 Thursday @ 12:00 PM EST 5:00 PM UK 6:00 PM Germany Guest: Dr. Meryl Nass Topic:” TRUTH IN THE AGE OF COVID: How a false hydroxychloroquine narrative was created, and more. https://meryl.substack.com/ Bio: I am a board-certified internal medicine physician. I have given 6 Congressional testimonies and testified for legislatures in Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Alaska, Colorado and New Brunswick, Canada on bioterrorism, Gulf War syndrome and vaccine safety/vaccine mandates. I have consulted for the World Bank, the Government Accountability Office, the Cuban Ministry of Health and the US Director of National Intelligence regarding the prevention, investigation and mitigation of chemical and biological warfare and pandemics. I was the first person in the world to investigate an outbreak and prove it was due to biological warfare, publishing the results in 1992. This was the world's largest anthrax outbreak, which occurred during Rhodesia's civil war. I was a main author, along with Robert F Kennedy Jr. and the NGO Childrens Health Defense, of a Citizen's Petition to the FDA regarding the Covid vaccines' authorizations and their single approval, and a letter to the FDA and its vaccine advisory committee regarding the many reasons the vaccines are not suitable for children. I am also the author of detailed articles regarding the suppression of hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin for treatment of Covid, which have been read by over 50,000 people on my website, and been reprinted on many other sites. I have been interviewed by all major US newspapers, TV networks, and numerous alternative channels. https://anthraxvaccine.blogspot.com/ Interview Panel Grace Asagra, RN MA (Holistic Nurse, US, originally from the Phil) Podcast: Quantum Nurse: Out of the Rabbit Hole from Stress to Bless www.quantumnurse.life Quantum Nurse - Bichute https://www.bitchute.com/channel/nDjE6Ciyg0ED/ Quantum Nurse – Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/quantum-nurse-out-of-the-rabbit-hole-from-stress-to-bliss/id1522579988 Quantum Nurse Earth Heroes TVhttp://www.earthheroestv.com/categories/the-freedom-broadcasters?via=grace Quantum Nurse Rumble https://rumble.com/c/c-764837 Quantum Nurse Podbean https://graceasagra.podbean.com Quantum Nurse ClickView https://clikview.com/@QuantumNurse Hartmut Schumacher Podcast: GO YOUR OWN PATH https://anchor.fm/hartmut-schumacher-path Dr. Jayne Marquis, ND Podcast: INpowered https://linktr.ee/INpoweredhealth Roy Coughlan Podcast: AWAKENING https://www.awakeningpodcast.org/
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Controversy erupted at the UC Berkeley Law school this fall over the decision by a handful of student groups to adopt bylaws that would ban Zionist members and speakers. In response, American Jewish Committee (AJC) united with 35 other Jewish organizations to condemn the ban as a “vicious attempt to marginalize and stigmatize the Jewish, Israeli, and pro-Israel community… This is unabashed antisemitism.” This week, Dr. Ethan Katz, Associate Professor of History and Jewish Studies at Berkeley, and co-founder of the Antisemitism Education Initiative, and Charlotte Aaron, a Berkeley Law student and board member of the Jewish Student Association (JSA), sat down with Meggie Wyschogrod Fredman, AJC's Senior Director of the Alexander Young Leadership Department, to discuss the situation on campus, how it has affected their work as Jewish activists, and why they remain hopeful for the future of Jews on campus. ___ Episode Lineup: (0:40) Ethan Katz and Charlotte Aaron ___ Show Notes: Exclusive: Pro-Israel Groups Release a Statement on Berkeley Controversy Listen to our latest podcast episode: Unpacking the Origins of Kanye's Antisemitism Follow People of the Pod on your favorite podcast app, and learn more at AJC.org/PeopleofthePod You can reach us at: peopleofthepod@ajc.org If you've enjoyed this episode, please be sure to tell your friends, tag us on social media with #PeopleofthePod, and hop onto Apple Podcasts to rate us and write a review, to help more listeners find us. ___ Episode Transcript Manya Brachear Pashman: At the start of this academic year, members of Law Students for Justice in Palestine at the University of California's Berkeley campus persuaded nine student groups to adopt a bylaw banning speakers and members that support Zionism. 35 Jewish organizations, including AJC, wrote an open letter to the university pointing out the discrimination and demanding action. When Jewish student leaders expressed their gratitude to AJC this week, CEO Ted Deutch assured them that AJC's efforts would not end there. For this week's episode, we invited two Jewish activists from the Berkeley campus to discuss what that means for Jewish students and faculty at Berkeley. They sat down with my occasional co-host Meggie Wyschogrod Fredman, AJC's Director of the Alexander Young Leadership Department. Meggie, the mic is yours. Meggie Wyschogrod Fredman: Joining me today on People of the Pod: Dr. Ethan Katz, Associate Professor of History and Jewish Studies at UC Berkeley. And Charlotte Aaron, who is a second year law student at UC Berkeley. Ethan & Charlotte, thank you for joining me. Ethan Katz: Thanks for having us. Charlotte Aaron: Thank you. Meggie: So, in the last few weeks, there has been significant coverage about events at UC Berkeley Law School, and particularly about what appears to be exclusionary, anti Israel adoptions made by a handful of student groups. So for our listeners who may not have the full story, Ethan, can you paint a brief picture for us of what has unfolded? Ethan: Sure. So in August, I believe it was actually on the first day of classes. There was a decision by several student clubs, eight, I believe, at UC Berkeley Law to adopt a set of bylaws that had been proposed to them, by Students for Justice in Palestine, at the law school, the SJP chapter at the law school. Now that was a proposal made to dozens of clubs at Berkeley law. So it was a relatively small number who adopted these bylaws, but the bylaws were very discriminatory in that they said, these clubs would not invite any speaker who had expressed, continue to express support for Zionism, or what the bylaws referred to as the apartheid regime in Israel, or the occupation of Israel, occupation of Palestine, excuse me, what they clearly mean by that last clause is not what many observers refer to as the occupation of the West Bank, it is just the presence of Israeli sovereignty, in portions of the historical plan of Israel-Palestine. So these were met with tremendous concern by not only many Jewish law students, but many others of us who were involved in efforts on campus to support Jewish students, I co-run an antisemitism education program at Berkeley, Berkeley Law has a very large Israel studies program. And the dean of Berkeley Law came out very strongly to say that he found these to be very problematic, to be against the principles of community of the university, you know, say that every club has the right to free speech, but that becomes very concerning when students are excluded. And he said, I thought, forcefully that, you know, himself, if these bylaws were to be followed to the letter, would not be able to speak at these clubs as someone who himself is a Zionist. He also reminded clubs of the fact that the Chancellor of the University has come out in writing multiple times against the BDS movement. We were sort of waiting to see what was going to happen next in terms of what was going to be the full impact of these and also what was going to hopefully be the impact of the Dean's response, in curbing this or maybe making some groups reconsider. We did not hear a lot more about this controversy after the initial week or so that it came out until an editorial published in the Jewish Journal of LA almost exactly three weeks ago, claiming in its headline and in its content that Berkeley was developing so-called Jewish free zones. This quickly ignited a firestorm in the media and major controversy. And it brought the issue much more into focus not only on campus but off. That had various impacts on campus. One of them was that we felt the need to try to explain what had happened, what we already have in place, which is considerable, to try to support your students and raise awareness about antisemitism. And also to try to better understand where things stood for the Jewish students. and figure out ways that we have not sufficiently met their needs. I also think it's important to note that many Jewish undergraduate students who had been unaware or vaguely aware of the initial bylaws became very nervous and concerned in ways that they had not been before about Jewish life on campus. So, the impact of the article was also to create a great deal more anxiety and fear among many students on campus, despite the fact that Jewish life on this campus, generally speaking, is very robust, and in many ways thriving in terms of the success of Hillel and student Chabad, and the number of student clubs and Jewish Studies and Israel studies. So that's sort of a rough timeline. Meggie: Charlotte, anything to add there? Charlotte: I think I'll just add the way I felt when I found out what had happened. I arrived at the library Monday morning, first day of school and sat down and five minutes into reading for class, I got a text message from my friend screenshotting the fact that the women of Berkeley Law organization had passed this bylaw. And I think it was a mix of heartbreaking and frustrating. I was heartbroken because I spoke to a lot of people on these boards after this happened. And they acknowledged that they themselves didn't really know much about this issue. And wanted to be supportive to their Palestinian classmates, which is incredibly important, and I so support that. But it was heartbreaking to me that we're at a place where people think that this is how you do that, which is just an indication of a lot of misinformation. And, you know, I for the last decade, almost, I've been worried about social media, and it's especially ramped up in the last five years, and how information is spread and shared. And I think, particularly with this issue, there's a lot of misinformation. And this was a clear demonstration of that, and the impact of that. That law students who, theoretically are pretty informed of what's going on in the world, and what issues are complex and which ones are not, and how to handle those types of issues, weren't even able to take a moment and recognize like, oh, maybe, maybe we should, like do a little bit of research or engage in this issue before we take such an extreme stance, which is what that bylaw was. So I think that that was heartbreaking. And I was frustrated, because the Jewish students weren't contacted about this. I would have hoped that they would have reached out or somebody would have reached out or I would have heard about it, and I didn't, and a lot of my Jewish friends didn't. And I think that was really frustrating that we weren't being included in this conversation. And it could have been a really great opportunity to engage before creating harm. And that didn't happen. But hopefully, it's a learning experience for everyone. Meggie: So Charlotte, I want to focus in more on that. You mentioned that heartbreak. And I think sadly, that is something that certainly in different scenarios and other campuses, there have been instances where Jewish students do feel that, that that exclusionary, I guess, kind of heartbreak. I want to focus in on kind of the timeline that Ethan painted of this initially, kind of being adopted months ago, and then having greater coverage brought in recent weeks. So as a student, as a member of the Jewish Law Students Association at Berkeley, what did students feel, what are they feeling now? Or did they even know about it initially months ago, when this was passed. Can you kind of talk about those two stages? Charlotte: Yeah, so I will say that it was initially really challenging for the Jewish Student Association, because we work, and continue to work really, really hard to be an organization that is welcoming of all Jewish students, regardless of their perspectives on this issue. We issued, the board of the Jewish student organization, published a letter, we first send it to our members, and then to the organizations, to all the student organizations who are invited to add the bylaws to their constitutions, basically saying: Look, this hurts Jewish students, because it forces them to choose between either, you know, denying a part of who they are, or, to be part of an organization or to, you know, exclude themselves. And we're not asking our members to do that. And we hope that you guys also don't ask your members to do that. After that, the Jewish student organization kind of stepped back, mostly because we don't want to be an organization about Israel. And that's not our purpose. Our purpose is to be there for all Jewish students. So that organization stopped engaging in this issue. As individuals, there are four of us who still were very concerned about what happened. And we're continuing to work behind the scenes on how to best address this, because it's a really challenging issue. And we wanted to make sure – three out of four of us are board members, how are we going to do this in a way that doesn't make it look like our organization is taking a stance. That was a really big concern to the other board members who, you know, don't want our organization to take a stance, which none of us do. But the optics of that were very challenging. So we are navigating that? Do we start a new organization? You know, are we trying to write a letter? Are we directly reaching out to these students? How do we do that? The Dean has been super supportive and offered to help us, but what can he actually do? Like, what do we want him to do? These were really hard questions. And so even before the article came out, the four of us were thinking about these things, and meeting and talking and we went to the Palestine 101 event that was put on, and we had students coming up to us at Jewish events, not at Jewish events, saying that they were individually concerned about what had happened. And this was even before the article came out. So yes, it drew public attention. But I do think that students were still quite concerned about what was going on. It just wasn't vocalized. Meggie: So I want to get to some of those responses once that article came out, and there was greater coverage. So Ethan, you wrote a piece that has been widely shared that in a very eloquent way, expressed your frustrations with how some of these incidents are being portrayed in the broader media. What led you to pen that piece? Ethan: In the most basic sense, I think the claims made as a headline of that article are false. I share the deepest concerns about what's happened at the law school. And we're doing a lot and we're trying to do more. And, Charlotte, as you know, we're having a meeting this afternoon. There've been a lot of meetings. And so there's no question that what's happened needs to be addressed in the most effective way possible. We're not on a campus where the administration or large numbers of students are trying to ban Jews from large portions of the campus, which I believe was the implication of such a headline. And so we wanted both to express the fact that we were really disgusted by these bylaws and that they are unquestionably, nakedly discriminatory and many of us believe antisemitic. But to say that this kind of coverage, that it paints a false picture of the campus, and that it's fundamentally unhelpful in the end. We started the antisemitism education initiative that I helped to run three years ago, we put on a lot of programs on campus, we do trainings, we respond to incidents, we created a training module, a training video, a lot of other campuses use the resources that we created. And we do that to support students. And we do that based on conditions on the ground. If people from outside want to support Jewish students here, that's fantastic. But part of what we're trying to say is, we have this program already in the system, we have this Israel studies program, we have Jewish studies, we have really strong community organizations, come talk to us and say, How can you best support our efforts, rather than effectively throwing a grenade from the outside? And I have to say, I mean, you know, what happened most recently, last week on campus, which I think many people have heard about by now was a truck going around the campus with a hologram on it, of Adolf Hitler, saying something like, you know, if you believe that Jews should be banned from Berkeley, raise your right hand. This was done by an organization that claimed to be looking out for Jewish students and to be very concerned. And just like that initial article raised a lot of alarm among Jewish students, both off campus and on campus, this, of course, scared many Jews on campus. And I know that it wasn't the intention of the articles that have been written. But by now five articles have been written continuing to claim there are Jewish free zones at Berkeley. Without those articles, those trucks would never have been circling our campus. So, we remain alarmed by the effect of this, and we don't think it's actually helping us respond the most effectively to what's taking place. Meggie: So along with the response on campus, there is kind of an inherent issue, or I would say, challenge that is always trying to be examined in situations like this. You had mentioned Charlotte earlier, Dean Chemerinsky, who himself wrote a piece in The Daily Beast. And in it, he acknowledges this tension, he talks about the need to honor free speech, which takes I think, renewed importance at a law school, honor, free speech, but also acknowledge that some of these tactics, including those of banning students who identify as Zionists are indeed at odds with free speech and can fracture student discourse. So these are tough questions. But my question and maybe Charlotte we'll start with you. And then Ethan, I'd love your perspective. Do you see this manifesting at Berkeley beyond just this incident? And have you seen these trends in academia more broadly? Charlotte: I do think free speech is an issue. When I was a student at Brandeis, I was the undergraduate representative on a university task force for free expression. And the purpose of the task force was to create a set of policies or principles that the university would abide by, to ensure that every student felt like they could have their voices heard and share their perspectives. And I'm a firm believer that, you know, more speech is how we get to the right answers. And if people have really extreme opinions on the left, the right, up, down, and aren't sharing those, then they can never be addressed. And, I mean, I think that this is, this is a perfect example of that, that, only one narrative is being heard. Hopefully from this, and I think it's sad that, you know, what I am, Adam, Billy and Noah are trying to do, is being portrayed as silencing Palestinian voices, because what we're trying to do is quite the opposite. And, you know, I went to Law Students for Justice in Palestine events last year, like I want to go to their events. So that A, I know what they're saying, and, you know, know what i might be up against B, maybe there's actually some common ground, which would be great, you know, if we can find common ground, maybe they agree with me on something that I didn't know about. And we can run from there. And C, quite frankly, what a great way to sharpen my tools. I can't possibly prepare to advocate for something I care about if I have no idea what other people are saying. Meggie: Ethan, I want to turn that to you. I mean, how are you seeing, you know, issues of, of course, balancing free speech, but having, whether it be social implications, whatever it is limiting student's ability to be proudly Jewish, or proudly support Israel? How are you seeing that manifest within your work? Ethan: Yeah, I mean, I think Charlotte nailed a lot of it. The fact is, we're living in an age where a whole slew of actors across the political spectrum, and also in our own Jewish community, in different perspectives, have a very hard time with robust debate about issues that are dear to them. And the impetus for the creation of that task force was the feeling among certain of our Jewish colleagues, pretty far to the left, that certain conversations about antisemitism on campus, more from the right, were making them feel they could not be critical of Israel without being called antisemitic. And I know Palestinian voices are very upset about some of those efforts to shut down conversation. I think, justifiably so. So of course, it is really the height of irony and misfortune to then see the same tactic deployed by pro-Palestinian organizations to say, we can't harbor any kind of real conversation either. I think it's important to note, I mean, we all have, I think some sympathy for the fact that organizations want to create so-called safe spaces for those in solidarity with their causes. But these bylaws are not bylaws that say, unless you support the right of the Palestinians to a state you won't be allowed to speak, or unless you recognize the Palestinians are a people, you won't be allowed to speak. Those, I think whilst they would be controversial, some people, most Jewish students would not be offended by those. And I think we would all understand those more as really a matter of sort of visceral sense of safety for Palestinian students. This is so much more sweeping than that. And it really is to just silence the vast majority of Jewish students effectively, and to silence any kind of live debate on these issues. And one of the things that I'm concerned about, and I hear Charlotte is concerned, and that many of us are concerned about is that we will become so kind of siphoned off from each other in our own echo chambers. And that doesn't help anyone's problems. Meggie: I know that there are immense challenges, but there are also, and both of you highlighted these in the articles you wrote, there's a lot of opportunity and a lot of positivity happening on campus. So I want to turn to both of you, Charlotte, you are a budding lawyer. So you see both sides of the coin. And Ethan, given your professional purview, you have a long lens of Jewish history, you have seen the many ups and downs of our people. So I want to pose to both of you: what makes you hopeful about the Jewish student experience at Berkeley today, and more broadly, about Jewish life today? Maybe Ethan, we'll start with you. Ethan: Well, very honestly, I think one of the things that makes me hopeful, and what young Jews today, in many cases, are doing to pursue challenging and complex conversations on these and a host of other issues. We can always find examples of shrill voices and people who don't want to listen to each other. But there are a lot of examples that I think are quite inspiring, brave. You know, I very much appreciated the article that Charlotte and other law students wrote in The Daily Beast, and the clarity with which they have repeatedly said, We're not against Palestinians, we're not against the notion of the rights of Palestinians, what we really want is the opportunity to be engaged in conversation, and to feel that we as Jews, our identities, are able to have a space, there also for their full expression. And I think, you know, there are a lot of people across the country, particularly young, young people who are doing this kind of work, to try to push back on multiple extremes. Charlotte: The way that, you know, the bylaws have played out on our campus has, for people who don't really know much about the topic made it look really, really bad to be a Zionist, and I think that's really scary. And a lot of students don't want to engage with that, and, you know, identify themselves as somebody who supports Israel, but a lot of students have and, you know, undergraduates, other graduate students, graduate students at the law school, have come out in a really respectful and I guess proud way to engage in this and, and I was feeling bad for myself before Yom Kippur war like, oh, I'm spending so much time on this I'm not having as much time to work on school like, this is such a bummer and and I did some reflecting on the holiday which I suppose is what it's for. And it's like, you know what, what a great group of Jewish students that I have the privilege of working with and great Jewish professors and a fantastic Jewish Dean and, Rabbi Adam at Hillel has been phenomenal. And I feel really lucky and encouraged to be surrounded by and working with really great people who share a common goal to just be good, and make the world a better place. And so that's been, that's been really nice. And then, you know, in terms of Jewish life more broadly, I somehow got swept into the Jewish graduate student initiative last year and did like a six-week Jewish learning, ethical learning class online. And it was amazing. And I just was so blown away by how many young Jewish people there were, who wanted to engage with the texts and debate about what we're supposed to be taking away from these and how we can apply them to our lives. I am learning about an aspect of Judaism that is so rich and meaningful, and I do think is making me a better person. And that feels really good. And I think it's doing the same for other young Jewish people. And I'm, that gives me hope about the future. Meggie: Thank you both for making time to share your wisdom with our audiences, for the activism and the leadership you're showcasing at Berkeley. And we wish you the best for the rest of the semester. Thank you. Charlotte: Thank you. Manya: If you missed last week's episode, be sure to listen to my conversation with Holly Huffnagle, AJC's US Director for Combatting Antisemitism. She helps unpack the origins of Kanye West's conspiracy theories and stereotypes, and why the rapper's hateful words matter to all of us.
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Today, we're doing things a little bit differently. We had such a wonderful time with previous guest Stephanie Gilezan on TCP, so we sent our National Sales Director Paul Cohen to join her show CRE Power Hour. Stephanie, Paul, and cohost Lisamarie Wand cover topics ranging from: Time-tested property marketing strategies.How streamlined technology is changing the CRE landscape.The entrepreneurial edge needed to successfully scale your business.And much more! It's a conversation you will not want to miss. The CRE Power Hour has graciously shared this episode with us so we could share it with you. We hope you enjoy!If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to our newsletter to receive the very next one delivered straight to your inbox. For show notes, past guests, and more CRE content, please check out Crexi Insights.Ready to find your next CRE property? Visit Crexi and immediately browse hundreds of thousands of available commercial properties.Follow Crexi:https://www.crexi.com/ https://www.crexi.com/instagram https://www.crexi.com/facebook https://www.crexi.com/twitter https://www.crexi.com/linkedin https://www.youtube.com/crexiAbout Paul Cohen:Paul is the US Director for Crexi where he utilizes his experience in assisting brokers in getting deals done. Paul is widely recognized as a market expert in Commercial Real Estate and has represented numerous private owners with underwriting and developing marketing strategies and has over $1 Billion in total transaction valuation.About Stephanie Gilezan:At the age of 25, Stephanie Gilezan was the first and youngest realtor in Kentucky to be awarded one of the top 30 agents under thirty years old in the country by the National Association of Realtors. Stephanie moved her brokerage to eXp Realty in 2018 and has held many titles since. Last year she launched eXp Commercial in all 50 states. One of her many current roles is the Director of Growth at eXp Commercial where she recruits agents to join the fastest growing brokerage in America. Stephanie recruits, trains, and supports commercial real estate professionals across the country in a company wide effort to transform the commercial real estate industry. With over 24 years of experience as a licensed broker, Stephanie has become an expert in all aspects of Commercial Real Estate, Business Brokerage, Business Development, and Commercial Investments. She is also a land developer, builder, owns and operates a real estate team in the top 5% of producers in Kentucky and Indiana.About Lisamarie Wand:Lisamarie truly believes “we rise by lifting others,” and this guides everything she does. Whether speaking at local or national events, coaching new and experienced real estate agents, Lisamarie is always sharing her knowledge and experience to inspire others. As Commercial Designated Managing Broker for eXp Commercial, she oversees all commercial real estate agents and transactions in the State of Nevada. As Senior Advisor of Agent Development at eXp Commercial, she coaches and mentors commercial real estate agents across the country. In 2021, Lisamarie's dynamic & engaging mentoring style was recognized by eXp University when she was awarded the Commercial Instructor of the Year. Today, as founder and CEO of Lisamarie Wand Group, she has become one of Nevada's most influential brokers working with business owners, investors, landlords, tenants as well as brokering business sales.
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