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GOOD EVENING:The show begins in Ventura County California where a wildfire is little contained.... 1885 Ventura County First Hour: 9-9:15 - Segment on the Ventura County winds and wildfire, with Jeff Bliss of Pacific Watch. 9:15-9:30 - Segment on the troubles of governance in Puerto Rico, with Mary Anastasia O'Grady of The Wall Street Journal. 9:30-9:45 - Segment on small businesses facing unfair competition from China, with Gene Marks. 9:45-10:00 - Segment on small businesses and the 2017 tax cuts, again with Gene Marks. Second Hour: 10-10:15 - "Lancaster Report" segment on the lopsided support for Trump, with Jim McTague. 10:15-10:30 - Segment on Giorgia Meloni in Italy being pleased with Trump, with Lorenzo Fiori from Milan. 10:30-10:45 - 1/2 segment on Trump's focus on the Moon and Musk's focus on Mars in space policy, with Bob Zimmerman. 10:45-11:00 - 2/2 segment on Trump's space policy, again with Bob Zimmerman. Third Hour: 11:00-11:15 - 1/2 segment on Trump's direction for space, energy, and information, with Henry Sokolski of NPEC. 11:15-11:30 - 2/2 segment on Trump's space, energy, and information policies, again with Henry Sokolski. 11:30-11:45 - Segment on the remains of the election surprise, with Richard Epstein of the Hoover Institution. 11:45-12:00 - Segment on subsidizing California's "green" agenda, also with Richard Epstein. Fourth Hour: 12-12:15 - Segment on Gavin Newsom looking towards 2028, with Bill Whalen of the Hoover Institution. 12:15-12:30 - Segment on the failure of industrial policy, with Veronique de Rugy. 12:30-12:45 - Segment on the 2025 Canadian election, with Conrad Black. 12:45-1:00 - Segment on the price of oil in 2025, with Michael Bernstam.

Meet Rachel Shur who was a carefree 26-year-old woman living in Ventura County California who in an instant went to suddenly someone who had to make the most profound and complex legal, moral, medical and practical decisions humanly possible. Not only did she not know the answers, often she didn't even know the questions. She talks to Ron about her life, her work with her non-Profit UCAAN and her new book "All the Things I wish I Knew When I Had Cancer".  While the topic may sound depressing, the book is as joyous and life-affirming as is Rachel herself. Video broadcast available on our You Tube channel ITS A WRAP WITH RAP-THE PODCAST UNCUT   Sponsors:   Hero Soap Company-Use Code RAP for a 10% discount                   www.herosoapcompany.com                   Blue Sky CBD                   https://www.bluesky-cbd.com/pages/_go_?ref=3251:615856&discount=ron   Links:       ucaan.org                ucaanorg@yahoo.com                ucaan.org  Phone   (805) 479-1032                https://itsawrapwithrap.com    

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Nick Brown grew up building forts in banana trees in his family's historic orchard in Southern California and he has now dedicated his career to subtropical fruit production. The 2017 Thomas Fire devastated a third of his family's orchard. So Nick is working ahead to be prepared for the next wildfire because fire seasons are getting longer and more intense throughout the state of California. Nick is a former trail guide and surf instructor and loves to spend time in the ocean and on trails when his fruit trees give him a break. Nick owns a direct-to-consumer fruit delivery company called Rincon Tropics so he can share rare fruit varieties from his family's orchard directly from the farm. Nick's passion for fruit extends to the care he takes in stewarding his landscape.thebackyardstories.comIG @the.backyard.storiesWritten column TRAIL RUNNER MAGWhere to find NICK BROWN:IG @RINCONTROPICSCreator and host Jonnah Perkins IG @_.jonnahThe Backyard Stories is presented by Protect Our Winters and Trail Runner Magazine Editing by Jesse PerkinsOriginal music by Dudley Noon

In this episode, I am talking with Ashley Iverson. Ashley is the widow of Fire Apparatus Engineer Cory Iverson who lost his life battling the Thomas Fire in Ventura County California in December of 2017. We discuss some very heavy topics like what it was like to receive that news and how she was able to move forward. Ashley is now focused on keeping Cory's memory alive through the Iverson Foundation for Active Awareness. The foundation focuses on helping firefighters struggling with mental health to bring their darkness into the light through communication, trust, and love within a peer-led environment. Enjoy!

Vintage One and tradershky co-host. (Topic begins at 0:18:42 mark): Doug Polk attempting Las Vegas Mayor recall, makes national news.... (1:04:43): Vegas Culinary Union making outrageous demands in possible attempt to keep casinos closed & keep collecting benefits.... (2:02:41): Druff finally tells full story regarding casino which unfairly banned him in 2018.... (2:40:04): Galfond and ActionFreak switch to Party Poker, with mixed results.... (3:09:40): Career hustler Houston Curtis appears on "Gambling With an Edge" to tell his own version "Molly's Game" story.... (4:02:33): New coronavirus cases not decreasing despite 6-8 weeks of social distancing.... (4:24:28): Kawasaki disease killing NY children, seemingly related to COVID-19.... (4:48:00): Contact tracing in the US: Why it won't work.... (5:05:39): Ken Scalir calls for computer help.... (5:21:01): The case for a "reasonable reopening".... (5:29:53): Vintage One makes exciting contest offer to TMMLK and all other PFA members.... (5:40:41): Dumb conspiracy theories: Bill Gates, 5G, and the "plandemic".... (6:01:37): Deletion of "misinformation" from social media: Why it's very dangerous and wrong.... (6:19:29): Ventura County (California) to forcibly remove COVID-19-positive people living in 1-bathroom residences.... (6:33:58): Souplantation's permanent closure is a sign of the times to come.... (6:56:25): Several major Vegas casinos will remain closed when reopening is allowed, including Palms.... (7:13:42): Good guy in poker: Player disconnects heads up in ACR Sunday Million tournament, opponent sits out.... (7:28:01): Caesars makes announcement regarding tier statuses and reward credits.

Vintage One and tradershky co-host. (Topic begins at 0:25:18 mark): Doug Polk attempting Las Vegas Mayor recall, makes national news.... (1:11:19): Vegas Culinary Union making outrageous demands in possible attempt to keep casinos closed & keep collecting benefits.... (2:09:17): Druff finally tells full story regarding casino which unfairly banned him in 2018.... (2:46:40): Galfond and ActionFreak switch to Party Poker, with mixed results.... (3:16:16): Career hustler Houston Curtis appears on "Gambling With an Edge" to tell his own version "Molly's Game" story.... (4:09:09): New coronavirus cases not decreasing despite 6-8 weeks of social distancing.... (4:31:14): Kawasaki disease killing NY children, seemingly related to COVID-19.... (4:54:46): Contact tracing in the US: Why it won't work.... (5:12:15): Ken Scalir calls for computer help.... (5:27:47): The case for a "reasonable reopening".... (5:36:29): Vintage One makes exciting contest offer to TMMLK and all other PFA members.... (5:47:17): Dumb conspiracy theories: Bill Gates, 5G, and the "plandemic".... (6:08:13): Deletion of "misinormation" from social media: Why it's very dangerous and wrong.... (6:26:05): Ventura County (California) to forcibly remove COVID-19-positive people living in 1-bathroom residences.... (6:40:34): Souplantation's permanent closure is a sign of the times to come.... (7:03:01): Several major Vegas casinos will remain closed when reopening is allowed, including Palms.... (7:20:18): Good guy in poker: Player disconnects heads up in ACR Sunday Million tournament, opponent sits out.... (7:34:47): Caesars makes announcement regarding tier statuses and reward credits.

Kirin and Angelika are running The Park in Oak Park in Ventura County California, but it’s failing. So it’s Gordon Ramsay to the rescue! But even though he managed to do a beautiful remodel, it wasn’t enough to save their marriage. Sadly the restaurant also lost a potential head chef, AND a passionate member of the kitchen staff. Was Ramsay’s visit enough to save the restaurant? Today's After Show Was Hosted By:Xia Anderson Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more After Shows for your favorite TV shows and the latest news in TV, Film, and exclusive celebrity interviews, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Former Ventura County Sheriff’s Deputy Travis “TJ” Miller talks about his career ending injury. One of the most common in Law Enforcement and simple things that departments can do to decrease the frequency of these injuries. He talks about the lack of support that he and others receive from their agency. Plus, the surprising and successful career options he found after Law Enforcement. Background song Hurricane is used with permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer.

Nancy Lehrer is a computer scientist by profession, classical musician by history, and photographer by passion. "I set out to capture daily life and interactions. These life events are sometimes celebratory but more often commonplace. They are made up of simple scenes, conversations and actions. Concentrating on layers, color, and gesture I aim to weave a specific action in with its backdrop. I am an observer, seeking to find and record a bit of today’s culture and community." Nancy Lehrer, is an independent photographer based in Thousand Oaks, California and has been using photography to capture her unique world-view for most of her life. Nancy has studied photography from several American photography masters including Jay Maisel, Sam Abell, Gerd Ludwig, and Arthur Meyerson. She has received several local awards, and she lectures on photography in Los Angeles and Ventura County California.   Resources:   Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device. Click here to download for . Click here to download Support the work we do at The Candid Frame with contributing to our Patreon effort.  You can do this by visiting or visiting the website and clicking on the Patreon button. You can also provide a one-time donation via . You can follow Ibarionex on and .  

Michael Anderson is a Certified Financial Planner in Ventura County California. He helps clients with investment management, wealth management, retirement planning and financial planning, you can learn more about his services at Maranantha.com. 2017 Year in Review - 24 Feature Interviews Each week on Big Money in the 805 we've had one feature interview that is local and relevant.  #2 Henry Dubroff, Pacific Coast Business Times #3 Chris Figureida, Endurance Athlete #4 Dr. Stanley C. Mantooth, Ventura County Superindent of Schools #5 Mike Panesis, Cal Lutheran Center for Entrepreneurship #6 Greg Gillespie, Chancellor Ventura County Community College District #7 Water Focus Show: Susan Mulligan & Maruicio Guardado. Calleguas MWD & United Water Conservation District #8 Bruce Stenslie, CEO Economic Development Collaborative-Ventura County #9 John Greathouse, UCSB Technology Management Program, Forbes, Venture Capital Investor #10 Mary Osborne, Pro Surfer and Local Legand. #11 Husam Hishmeh, Domino's Pizza #12 Dena Jenson, Director, Center for NonProfit Leadership #13 Dan Boyd, CEO Boyd & Associates. #14 Matt LaVere, 40 under 40, City Council, Gibbs Trucking Deal. #15 John Krist, CEO Farm Bureau of Ventura County #16 Marlyss Munguia Auster, CEO Visit Ventura #17 Max Drucker, CEO Carpe Data, (SB Start Up) (mike is gone) #18 Ron Greenwood & JC Oberst, Gold Coast Veterans Foundation #19 CA Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin 44th District #20 Ron Bamieh, Lawyer & Defense Attorney. #21 E Ashley Dean, Director of Corporate Development, Sports Academy #22 Thomas Fire: Relief, Recovery, Rebuild: Jim McGee CEO of Red Cross, Vanessa Bechtel, CEO of VCCF. Chris Collier & Emily Barany of thomasfirehelp.com #23 Capt. Janke, Commanding Officer Naval Base Ventura County #24 Dr Margit Cox Henderson - Trauma from Thomas Fire & - Optimistic Aging, from mid-life to the good life. You listen to any of these shows on marantha.com/articles or a podcast app like this one blubrry.com/bigmoney/ Non-Profit Spotlight Here is a review of the 2017 Non-Profit Spotlights. Keep an eye out for these groups doing awesome work in our community. Ventura Botanical Gardens California Lutheran University - Center for Non-Profit Leadership - Dena Jenson Surfrider Foundation - Ventura County Chapter Boys & Girls Club of Greater Ventura - Spencer Garrett MOXI The Wolf Museum of Exploration + Innovation - Santa Paula Animal Rescue Center - Elizabeth Wibbelmann Hoffman Association of Water Agencies of Ventura County Ventura Rotary Club - Staci Smith Johnson Food Forward Kirwin International Relief Foundation KidSTREAM Ventura Education Partnership - Madhu Bajaj Ventura Community Partners Foundation - Ed Wehan Ventura County Farm Day - Mary Maranville Charmaine Hilton Buehner, VCLA Ventura Police Community Foundation - Ashley Bautista Gold Coast Veterans Foundation Women's Economic Ventures - Marsha Bailey Salvation Army of Ventura Museum of Ventura County - Elena Maria Brokaw Ventura County Community Foundation, American Red Cross Ventura County Chapter Resource Conservation Partners - Jessica Morrison Suz Montgomery, The Senior Advocate You can listen to any of the 30 minute shows on maranantha.com/articles or on a podcast app like this oneblubrry.com/bigmoney/ 2-Minute Drill Michael talks about investments and financial planning at the end of the show. This is called the 2 minute drill.  Do you have a written investment plan?  This written plan does not have to be complex, but it can help you segment your assets into short term and longer term investment vehicles. You can get financial planning help at Maranantha.com or find a local fee-only advisor at NAPFA.ORG The Mailbag Each week we have questions from listeners. Sometimes its a guest local expert talking a specific topic. We've had Greg Abrams from American Pacific Mortgage, Greg Mauk from Geico Local Office in Oxnard. We've had Luke from Sunrise Enterprise & Construction and Steve Lazenby from ASR Property Restoration.

In this episode with Dan Margolis, we discuss why Dan fell in love with the industry, the importance of having a mentor, setting goals, humility, controlling your anger, recognizing your staff, the threat in redefining your brand too often, staying fresh, trusting your managers when transistioning to the role of Director of Operations, what to do when you get complacent, transitioning from DO to CEO, the responsibilites of a CEO, how to turn a struggling restaurant around, leveraging technology, leveraging data, and the importance of being a  mentor to someone else.  Dan Margolis earned a Bachelors Degree in Hotel and Administration from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, and an MBA from California Lutheran University. Over the past 11 years, Dan has held the title of Assistant GM, GM, and Director of Operations, for a number of restaurant groups. Today Dan holds serves as of CEO for  Brendan's Irish Pub & Restaurant in Ventura County California.  

On today's show Shannon & Mike discuss the out of control wildfires raging in Ventura County California. A stickman drawing of a school shooting leads to the arrest of a Florida man. Kroger recalls water for infants after mold contamination. Also, 2,000 cases affected by Baltimore police misconduct, public defender says. Plus more.