Podcasts about we do better

Guest: Edward Keenan, city columnist As municipal elections across Ontario enter their final week, the Toronto election has been bereft of interest. Sure, housing and affordability are big issues, but those will require all levels of government working together to tackle. There are a lot of small things that add up to big quality of life improvements when living in a city, and it's some of those where it feels like the city is dropping the ball. The Star has been exploring these issues in the “Can't We Do Better” series. This episode was produced by Alexis Green, Paulo Marques and Raju Mudhar. Audio source: CARP

Original Show Notes from June 2019: The government stinks. I know it. You know it. We all know it. So, instead of sending your hard earned money to the government every year to do "societal good", why not send it to nonprofits who actually, ya know, know what they're doing and do it well? That's where "We Do Better" comes into play. We Do Better seeks to promote the freedom and well-being of all Americans by maximizing the quality and accessibility of public services and accountability in their provision. We Do Better is one of the leaders in advocating for charitable credits in cities, counties, states, and nationwide that allow taxpayers to direct a portion of their taxes to organizations that meet human needs in their communities. Listen as Rick Rivkin (part of We Do Better's national team) joins The Brian Nichols Show to discuss how easy it is to become an advocate of We Do Better's mission. Later, Rick discusses some of the wins that We Do Better has under their belt, different means of grassroots outreach that We Do Better has taken advantage of, and how easy it is for anyone to have their tax dollars go towards charities they care about rather than go to our inefficient government. Learn More About We Do Better: https://wedobetter.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Parents Forgiving Ourselves: When We Know Better, We Do Better

Join us on Sweet Subversives as we discuss Police Reform and Alternatives with our guests Dan Johnson, Executive Director of "We Do Better," and Sarah Brady Wagner, Grassroots Trainer at the Grassroots Leadership Academy.

The government stinks. I know it. You know it. We all know it. So, instead of sending your hard earned money to the government every year to do "societal good", why not send it to nonprofits who actually, ya know, know what they're doing and do it well? That's where "We Do Better" comes into play. We Do Better seeks to promote the freedom and well-being of all Americans by maximizing the quality and accessibility of public services and accountability in their provision. We Do Better is one of the leaders in advocating for charitable credits in cities, counties, states, and nationwide that allow taxpayers to direct a portion of their taxes to organizations that meet human needs in their communities. Listen as Rick Rivkin (part of We Do Better's national team) joins The Brian Nichols Show to discuss how easy it is to become an advocate of We Do Better's mission. Later, Rick discusses some of the wins that We Do Better has under their belt, different means of grassroots outreach that We Do Better has taken advantage of, and how easy it is for anyone to have their tax dollars go towards charities they care about rather than go to our inefficient government. Learn More About We Do Better: https://wedobetter.org/ Support The Brian Nichols Show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sarah Brady Wagner is joined by Dan Johnson from the We Do Better network to discuss how universal charitable tax credits ensure tax money is directed towards where it can do the most good.

In today's flagship Lions of Liberty podcast, Marc is joined by three major heroes in the libertarian sphere who have been leading by example by showing how people not only can but DO receive help through the voluntary actions of others. Marc welcomes back Daniel Johnson of We Do Better and Gret Glyer of DonorSee, along with first time guest Brent DeRidder of the Liberty Coalition for Disaster Relief! They discuss the various ways their organization have been able to provide aid and opportunities for people through voluntary means, the kind of roadblocks they often face from government intervention (and paperwork!), and highlight how anyone who sees a problem can take action and rally others to the cause.  For show notes head over to LionsOfLiberty.com/399 Start your day with a delicious cup of coffee - try the Morning Roar today! Be sure to check out another great podcast, Free Man Beyond the Wall with Pete "Mance Rayder" Raymond! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's flagship Lions of Liberty podcast, Marc is joined by three major heroes in the libertarian sphere who have been leading by example by showing how people not only can but DO receive help through the voluntary actions of others. Marc welcomes back Daniel Johnson of We Do Better and Gret Glyer of DonorSee, along with first time guest Brent DeRidder of the Liberty Coalition for Disaster Relief! They discuss the various ways their organization have been able to provide aid and opportunities for people through voluntary means, the kind of roadblocks they often face from government intervention (and paperwork!), and highlight how anyone who sees a problem can take action and rally others to the cause.  For show notes head over to LionsOfLiberty.com/399 Start your day with a delicious cup of coffee - try the Morning Roar today! Be sure to check out another great podcast, Free Man Beyond the Wall with Pete "Mance Rayder" Raymond!

What if you could choose to send your tax (theft) money to the nonprofit of your choice? Well, my guest today runs  that helps you do just that. We discuss We Do Better and exactly how it works and we get into just how little of your tax dollars end up helping people. Please check out We Do Better and you will not be disappointed. Dan does a great job and their site is very well done not to mention the idea its based on is a great one. Find us at Follow me on Twitter @buckrebel  

With the election day being today in Indiana, I wanted to discuss my decision. I will weigh the pros and cons of voting and how I would vote if a ballot were in front of me. A vote is like a rifle; its usefulness depends upon the character of the user. -Theodore Roosevelt The lesser of two evils: I've done this. It doesn't feel good, and I'll never do it again. I won't believe the propaganda of "the most important election of our lives" every 4 years (now 2 thanks to Trump). To vote is not violence: This is a discussion for the hardcore Libertarians. I don't think that voting is in fact enacting violence on another party. Because it is so engrained in the system, a vote either way doesn't move the needle on this. To not vote is a vote: This is because it's a statement that says, "I do not approve of the candidates listed, up to the system as a whole. As such, I will vote with my time by putting it toward a more productive end." Vote with actions: This is how I will vote. I will vote by working with We Do Better to help organizations access the funds they need to continue to do better at helping people. I will vote with my actions in my work to create economic liberty for myself so it doesn't matter who's in office. I will vote with my voice on my blog, podcast, and daily conversations to explain the tenants of liberty. Join the Conversation of Our Generation!!! SUBSCRIBE to The Conversation of Our Generation's Podcast now on iTunes!! Want to learn more, but don't know what to read? Check out my Amazon Affiliate Page, and use those links to shop for books to help you learn and grow! Subscribe to our email list for our Recommended Reading, reviews on books and other content that can grow your store of knowledge. New products will be coming soon, exclusively for subscribers. If you would like to join me in the Conversation of Our Generation, follow me on Twitter @ConOfOurGen, Facebook Conversation of Our Generation Facebook Page and SteemIt @jamell Also, you can find me on YouTube Conversation of Our Generation YouTube Channel. I am just trying to join the Conversation of Our Generation. Let's get the dialogue going with comments, shares, questions- just say something! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/conofourgen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conofourgen/support

In today's episode Nicky P & Lizzie examine the Flobots classic Handlebars and take a look at what we can only see as the most confused rebuttal of capitalism ever conceived. Why didn’t this one make the cut? Let’s find out. This week in I Heard This Happened: the world’s most musical hardcore, & the next model Todd Rundgren. Nicky’s album this week is NoiSays by NoiSays. The album is something like what I imagine would happen if Miles Davis was born in the 90s and a product of divorce where mom & dad keep buying guitars and lessons to prove how much they love him but he only gets more angry. This is hands down one of the most musical hardcore records i’ve ever heard. I think they’re technically some variant of math-rock but they’re quite heavy. Highly recomended. Also this week: Lizzie found the next incarnation of Todd Rundgren. Low Poly Breakfast by Nova Bound is a great pop-rock offering with hints of Wings, Metronomy and all the best of 70’s soft rock all milled about in there. Both of us really enjoyed this one. This week’s interview is with Daniel Johnson of We Do Better. The organization is dedicated to making sure government money gets into the hands of organizations that get results. We had a blast with our conversation and sadly some of it was cut for time. Join the Freedom Choir to get the full interview. Check out Daniel & We Do Better here: http://www.wedobetter.org. Daniels's Top 5 The Throes Of Winter - Seven Lions Lazers - Lupe Fiasco Ill Mind(s) - Hopsin Therapy Session - NF Comatose - Skillet Find all the episodes here. Check out the episode’s soundtrack here. For full unedited interviews, bonus material, merch, music and more join The Freedom Choir here.

In Part 1 of our LNC Mega-Show, Marc sits down with various movers and shakers of the ideas of liberty live from the LNC in NOLA! In Part 1, he speaks with Arvin Vohra, Darryl W. Perry, Dan Johnson of We Do Better, Tim Moen, and Robin Koerner. Plus, an on-the-scene recap from Marc and John Odermatt, as well as a surprise appearance from a certain fellow League of Liberty podcaster! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Part 1 of our LNC Mega-Show, Marc sits down with various movers and shakers of the ideas of liberty live from the LNC in NOLA! In Part 1, he speaks with Arvin Vohra, Darryl W. Perry, Dan Johnson of We Do Better, Tim Moen, and Robin Koerner. Plus, an on-the-scene recap from Marc and John Odermatt, as well as a surprise appearance from a certain fellow League of Liberty podcaster!

Today, I am honored to welcome Dan Johnson of We Do Better to talk to me about how to help charities and organizations that provide better solutions to meeting human needs. His organization focuses on enacting charitable tax credits modeled after the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit so people can put their money into charities that are doing better than government at providing for human needs. I have recently gotten involved in this organization in the action arm to pass one of these credits in Indianapolis to count against property taxes on an annual basis. I will be documenting my journey somewhat, or at least keeping you in the loop as I go through this. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/conofourgen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conofourgen/support

We Do Better shows people how they can vote with their dollar by donating to organizations that are really creating solutions and meeting human needs. The post Bonus Episode 2: Dan Johnson of We Do Better appeared first on Conversation of Our Generation.

We Do Better shows people how they can vote with their dollar by donating to organizations that are really creating solutions and meeting human needs.

In today's episode, Marc welcomes back one of the most active libertarians he knows, the founder of various organizations including People Against the NDAA (PANDA) and The Solutions Institute, Dan Johnson! Dan returns to the show to discuss his latest venture, We Do Better! Dan presents an idea that people of nearly any politcal persuasion can be open to, and addresses head-on the idea that public services must be provided by government.  For show notes head over to LionsOfLiberty.com/323 Check out the Lions of Liberty Pride at Lionsofliberty.com/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today’s episode, Marc welcomes back one of the most active libertarians he knows, the founder of various organizations including People Against the NDAA (PANDA) and The Solutions Institute, Dan Johnson! Dan returns to the show to discuss his latest venture, We Do Better! Dan presents an idea that people of nearly any politcal persuasion can be open to, and addresses head-on the idea that public services must be provided by government.  For show notes head over to LionsOfLiberty.com/323 Check out the Lions of Liberty Pride at Lionsofliberty.com/support

This is the week we talk Hurricane relief with Bobby Rodrigo, a director with We Do Better discusses how we all can do better handling disasters, social services, and much more. Be ready for a very informative program What are your thoughts? Let’s  talk. I will also be following our hashtag #PoliticsDoneRight on Twitter @EgbertoWillies. Give me a call, listen to the live stream, or listen to the podcast/vlogcast. We are also broadcasting live on Facebook at http://facebook.com/politicsdoneright. Blog of the Week Please LIKE our Facebook page and SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel