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"I am so thrilled to be where I am," says Gary Wenstrup, a former advertising sales executive who reinvented himself as a music historian and educator. “It was not easy, but to do the things I love to do is a blessing,” In this conversation, Wenstrup shares his journey from the fast-paced world of advertising to teaching courses on legendary artists like The Beatles and Simon & Garfunkel. He emphasizes the importance of starting your reinvention early and keeping an open mind, even when the path feels uncertain. “You have to go very, very wide even if it's stupid or silly, whatever's in your head,” he advises. With practical tips like creating a ‘selfie list' of skills and interests, Wenstruop illustrates how curiosity and exploration can guide you toward a fulfilling next chapter. Tune in to hear how he turned his passion into purpose—and why taking the leap is always worth it. About Gary Wenstrup: After a rewarding career in advertising sales, Gary Wenstrup retired and developed courses on the Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel and Motown Records for the Continuing Education Department of College of DuPage. Gary has lectured at over 100 libraries across the country. Gary is also a reoccurring guest on the popular podcast “Something About The Beatles.” Connect with Gary: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Time Stamps: 02:32 - Gary Wenstrup's background in advertising and corporate 07:45 - What is a "Selfie List"? 09:47 - How he coped with the false starts 14:49 - Gary started presenting at libraries to grow his lectures 17:47 - Why it's not always important to monetize your passions 20:05 - Scaling as a lecturer 21:29 - "Prepare early" 23:15 - Wenstrup's essential tips for reinvention Connect with Lesley Jane Seymour: Website Instagram LinkedIn Substack If you found this episode insightful, please follow the podcast and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. For more resources and community support, join me on Substack. Until next time, keep reinventing!
AdvaMed President and CEO Scott Whitaker sits down with just-retired U.S. Rep. Brad Wenstrup of Ohio, discussing lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, illogical budgetary scoring of health care procedures, and Wenstrup's life-saving triage of U.S. House of Representatives Majority Leader Steve Scalise after a shooting. AdvaMed, the Medtech Association, is the world's largest trade association for the medical technology industry, representing more than 500 companies around the world that are developing life-changing and life-saving medical technologies for patients. To learn more about AdvaMed, the Medtech Association, visit www.advamed.org.
The mismanagement and subsequent cover-up of the COVID-19 pandemic is one of the greatest scandals in American history, and it's crucial that those responsible are held accountable for their lies and deceptions. It's also imperative that we put safeguards in place to prevent such a thing from ever happening again. That is the task of the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, chaired by Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio). The subcommittee has just released a 500-page report detailing its findings, and Rep. Wenstrup sits down with Matt Kibbe to go through those results and talks about criminal referrals for the culpable parties.
The Olympiad series picks up again, with music scholar Gary Wenstrup on board, picking up where we left off at episode 276, the Filmtrack Olympiad. Be sure to add your name to the satb2010@gmail.com Newsletter list to enter the giveaway of the vinyl Beatles '64 Mono Capitol albums. About “(Wild) Honey Pie”
Recorded by Annie Wenstrup for Poem-a-Day, a series produced by the Academy of American Poets. Published on November 21, 2024. www.poets.org
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America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Vaughn & Dr. Tankersley – Rep. Wenstrup stated that we saw a breakdown in the integrity of science. "Rather than the journals being a wealth of information... they established a party line that literally put a chilling effect on scientific research..." The journals are to be the referees that objectively allow for open discourse and outside the political influences that threaten us all. The notion that scientists...
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Vaughn & Dr. Tankersley – Rep. Wenstrup stated that we saw a breakdown in the integrity of science. "Rather than the journals being a wealth of information... they established a party line that literally put a chilling effect on scientific research..." The journals are to be the referees that objectively allow for open discourse and outside the political influences that threaten us all. The notion that scientists...
Andrew Cuomo, the ex-Governor of New York, who resigned his Democratic seat amidst a scandal of sexual misconduct in 2021, has recently been summoned to give his account regarding the handling of nursing homes during the notorious COVID pandemic. This was disclosed by a GOP-anchored congressional committee this Tuesday. Cuomo has been legally bound to make an appearance for a deposition scheduled for May 24. The core emphasis of this appearance will be his directive issued in March 2020, which compelled nursing homes plus long-term care facilities in New York to admit or allow re-entry to COVID-19 patients that could potentially be infectious and had not undergone testing. According to the statement released by the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, Cuomo's order seemed to unheedingly expose the most susceptible population of New York to the fatal COVID-19, bringing in tragic results. The statement further insinuated that more than 15,000 individuals lost their lives in nursing homes or long-term care facilities across New York during Cuomo's administration due to this order. The panel's statement also indicated the presence of evidence that accentuates that Cuomo might have meddled in secretive actions to conceal the substantial mortality rate in New York's nursing homes from the public eye. This was allegedly done to redirect political implications away from his administration. Chairman Brad Wenstrup voiced his concerns saying that the policies Cuomo implemented pertaining to nursing homes had mournful outcomes for New York's most defenseless population. The ex-governor jeopardized the lives of the elderly residents and initiated a cover-up operation to disguise the actual fatality rate in these centers. The chairman criticized the prioritization of political considerations over medical counsel in these grave decisions. Wenstrup further believed that Cuomo must provide satisfactory explanations to the families of the 15,000 individuals who passed away in the nursing homes during the COVID-19 outbreak. His essential account would help unravel the circumstances which gave birth to these misguided policies. It would also enable lawmakers to ensure such devastating errors aren't repeated. Wenstrup stressed that Cuomo's evasion of accountability to Congress needs to come to an end and he should start responsibly answering the inquiries of the American people. In response to this summons, Cuomo's representative, Rich Azzopardi, labeled the subpoena as a mere media theater. He remained firm that multiple examinations revealed no wrongdoings on the former governor's part. This comment was made, particularly in relation to the subpoena signed by Oversight Chairman James Comer. In the midst of 2021, post the issuance of a report by the New York Attorney General Letitia James which outlined an undercounting of nursing home resident deaths by approximately 50%, Cuomo defended himself. He asserted that despite a slight "delay", all deaths within nursing homes and hospitals were comprehensively reported during the multi-state scrutiny by the Department of Justice. Cuomo justified the delay citing his office's preoccupation with the aforementioned inquiry and in an attempt to downplay the severity of the situation, declared, 'Everyone did the best they could'. Rita Glavin, the legal counsel to Cuomo, penned a letter to Wenstrup, made public by POLITICO on March 4, pleading him to reconsider enacting a subpoena. Detailing her client's willingness to cooperate, she mentioned that the committee had been furnished with four possible August dates for a transcribed interview, keeping Cuomo's extensive legal commitments in mind. Glavin vehemently emphasized Cuomo's spirit of cooperation. In her communication with the committee, she mentioned that they offered to provide written responses to any "Questions For the Record", to lend as much information as needed. She also assured that the alternative dates for Cuomo's interview would be open for discussion if the committee could not arrange for the same on the proposed dates. However, underlining Cuomo's legal commitments, she requested some flexibility so that his legal commitments and her professional obligations could be accommodated. Despite this, the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic on Tuesday iterated that it made a sincere effort to coordinate a voluntary interview with Cuomo on his COVID-related nursing home mandates. Adding weight to their side of the story, the committee mentioned that Cuomo had continually and unreasonably procrastinated their investigation process. He ignored multiple outreach attempts by the Select Subcommittee staff to negotiate interview dates and provided unsatisfactory availability, putting the interview nine months behind the original schedule. In the end, they expressed their despair over the unavoidable necessity of today's subpoena to elucidate the truth about New York's pandemic-era nursing home policies and provide the demanded answers to all Americans and New Yorkers. Real News NowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Bloomdaddy, Carmen and traffic guru Pat Butler take part in Fun Friday festivities. Congressman Brad Wenstrup also joins the show to discuss the origins of COVID as Congressman Wenstrup questioned Fauci about it in House Subcommittee hearings two weeks ago.
Brian Thomas talks with Congressman Wenstrup
Emerging from a closed-door interview with the House Select Committee on Coronavirus Pandemic, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the renowned epidemiologist at the helm of U.S.'s COVID-19 response, has expressed some surprising insights. Particularly, he confessed that the prescribed social distancing practices 'sort of just emerged', raising questions about whether they were truly anchored in empirical evidence. The octogenarian medical expert's revelations may cast a dubious light on the origins and determinations of pandemic guidelines. Moreover, Fauci, during his interaction with the Committee, did not categorically dismiss the lab leak theory, often hushed during the pandemic's early days. His statement deviated from the constricting assertion often heard that such a hypothesis was merely a breeding ground for conspiracy theories. The potential implications of this acknowledgment may very well shape discussions about the future global health policy and pandemic management. The investigations conducted by the Committee, under Wenstrup's direction, specifically inquired into the supposed active role of government officials, including Fauci, in potentially repressing reasons to suspect the pandemic emerged from a lab leak in Wuhan, China. There have been numerous allegations from political factions claiming that these officials propagated the theory of natural origin, ostensibly to safeguard China's reputation. Arguably, no individual has elicited sharper division during the COVID-19 crisis than Dr. Fauci. His directives, which became instrumental in shaping lockdown, mask-wearing rules, and vaccination mandates, were questioned by those skeptical of the restrictions. Meanwhile, others, primarily those who supported the government's crisis response, held him in high regard.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.
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Congressman Brad Wenstrup, Chairman of the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, has been working hard to reveal plenty about the COVID-19 pandemic. From gain of function research, to the virus' origin, perhaps no part of the pandemic needs more digging into than the school closures. Last month, AFT's President Randi Weingarten joined the committee to give plenty of non-answers and skirt around the truth. Now, tired of the union's lack of cooperation, Wenstrup and the committee are threatening to subpoena records of communication to the CDC on re-opening schools. Why did Randi have CDC Director Walensky's phone number? Wenstrup aims to find out. Listen now as he joins us on Flyover Country!
On today's episode, Dan is caught looking again, this time in Rob's eyes. We have secured the camera, so be cautious when getting on the One More & I'm Outta Here YouTube.com page for the first one. We know not what we are doing. China is back in the news - US is unprofessional and mean, and won't give XI is balloon back. He has a meltdown. However, we have technology that can see blackholes 35 million light years away, but cannot see a large balloon 60k feet. According to a new survey, ugly people are wearing masks (me thinks that ugly people did the poll so they could justify wearing masks after the fakedemic of 2020. State of the Union tonight. Drinking games have been created, and someone needs to save some snippet of hair from a haircut of a female to make a "lucky rabbits foot" so Biden has something to smell instead of creating out others. Also, need a gofundme for training wheels for his bike. But don't worry, his bike is parked next to his corvette and the boxes of top secret documents. Reminder of Wild Man Walker on 2/12 at 11 a.m. - Ribeye Steak and eggs special, Bloody Mary special, and mimosa special. Should be a great time, good stories, and of course alcohol. February 24th, Congressman Brad Wenstrup is in the house. Going to be epic, and looking forward to a great discussion with a great man and physician. Download and enjoy. Email Admin@onemoreandimouttahere.com and visit onemoreandimouttahere.com
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