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Nachum interviews Mort Klein of ZOA and Andy Goldsmith of AMIT and he presents Elliot Weiselberg with the YLS Update, great Jewish music, the latest news from Israel and Morning Chizuk with Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser.
1 - Steve Feldman, Philadelphia ZOA Executive Director, joins the program to react to Israel's attack on Iran and Trump's response to Iran's threats. How is ZOA helping Jewish-Americans fight for themselves against anti-Semites? Why is it so important for the U.S. to stand with Israel? 105 - Why is Tucker Carlson taking on Trump now? Why is he opposed to this move against Iran? What does Dom think? 115 - Your calls in response to Dom disagreeing with Tucker Carlson. Dom's response to your calls. 135 - Continuing with your calls on Trump and how he is handling Israel/Iran. 150 - Teasing Mulligan's on Friday. More of your calls.
12 - It's Dom from down the shore this week. Why is Ilhan Omar so ungrateful to be an American? Why is John Fetterman the voice of reason, and why are Republicans so afraid to trust him? 1205 - Tulsi Gabbard disagrees with Trump's assessment of Iran and the decision to bomb them. What is Trump's response? 1210 - Side - associated with country music 1220 - Scott Bessent speaks, and Dom listens. Some bad news regarding Dom Giordano Day. 1230 - Colonel Allen b. West is back on the motorcycle! Why did he get back on the bike? With Trump preaching a message of getting out on unending wars, how does Colonel West feel about the latest strike against Iran? What intelligence was Trump going off of when deciding on this attack? How do neighboring countries feel about Iran? What is Colonel West's side question answer? 1240 - Is Fox News and The New York Post as bad with propaganda as the legacy media? Marjorie Taylor Greene thinks so. 1250 - Your calls. 1 - Steve Feldman, Philadelphia ZOA Executive Director, joins the program to react to Israel's attack on Iran and Trump's response to Iran's threats. How is ZOA helping Jewish-Americans fight for themselves against anti-Semites? Why is it so important for the U.S. to stand with Israel? 105 - Why is Tucker Carlson taking on Trump now? Why is he opposed to this move against Iran? What does Dom think? 115 - Your calls in response to Dom disagreeing with Tucker Carlson. Dom's response to your calls. 135 - Continuing with your calls on Trump and how he is handling Israel/Iran. 150 - Teasing Mulligan's on Friday. More of your calls. 2 - Scott Presler joins us today after being in the air during our usual chat time yesterday. Why was he in California? Was Scott riding golf carts at Bedminster? How disciplined is Scott with his diet and exercise? Will he be carrying voter registration around on his hikes? What are the latest PA voting numbers? Why is Scott thankful to the PA GOP's efforts? What is Scott's plan for the next primaries, as well as the governor's race in New Jersey? 205 - Your calls. 215 - Dom's Money Melody! 225 - Teasing more Mulligan's shenanigans. 230 - Joe Lavorgna, Counselor to the Secretary, U.S. Department of the Treasury, joins the program. What is the “Blue Collar Boom”? What is giving the impression that real wages gained will happen as inflation falls? What does the Treasury's office think of the “Big Beautiful Bill”? 240 - Your calls. 250 - The Lightning Round!
Sentez-vous l'été, s'approcher, petit a petit ? La chaleur, monter degré par degré ? On lui file un coup de main, avec cette émission qui amène les températures a une hauteur bien bouillante ! On y retrouve Skull Gwen, oui, de retour, pour sa mise en avant de la semaine. Et pour bien arroser le tout, de la news, de la popols, du clip et du concert, sans oublier une playlist magistrale encore avec WOLVES AT THE GATE, TEN56., BURTON C. BELL, FIT FOR A KING, SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL Ft BABYMETAL, AVATAR, ZOA, SCARLEAN, PSYCROPTIC, IMPUREZA, STRAY FROM THE PATH, RIVERS OF NIHIL, THE HAUNTED, GRIDIRON, SCHRODINGER, HEARTSICK, NONOIA et on termine avec les amis de IANWILL !Si vous êtes pas rassasiés après ça, je comprends plus rien !La playlist complète est là : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aKUhmWYoD-b3qpsDI2s2m2XZlUWeBaLU/view?usp=sharingRetrouvez la dernière AntreView avec ODC : https://youtu.be/GqcUrz2A6mw?feature=sharedAbonnez-vous à notre chaine YouTube pour ne rien rater : https://www.youtube.com/@antremetal@Fatlab Studio @Skull strings @Asso We Rock @Actu-METAL Toulouse @Radio Transparence @Metal Invasion Radio/Podcast @poulettessisters #lesexplosdepit----------------------Can you feel summer approaching, little by little ? The heat, rising degree by degree ? We're giving it a helping hand, with this show that takes temperatures to a boiling high ! Skull Gwen is back for her weekly spotlight. And to top it all off, there's news, popols, clips and concerts, not to mention another masterful playlist featuring WOLVES AT THE GATE, TEN56, BURTON C. BELL, FIT FOR A KING, SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL Ft BABYMETAL, AVATAR, ZOA, SCARLEAN, PSYCROPTIC, IMPUREZA, STRAY FROM THE PATH, RIVERS OF NIHIL, THE HAUNTED, GRIDIRON, SCHRODINGER, HEARTSICK, NONOIA and we finish off with our friends from IANWILL !If you're not full after that, I don't know what you mean !
1 - Is Matt Rooney reading from a mailer? SaveJersey.com Founder and WPHT Weekend Host Matt Rooney joins us and we find out how much validity that claim has. Which NJ gubernatorial candidates understand what the citizens of the Garden State want? Will raising the SALT tax help or hurt Jersey? How will school choice play a factor in the race? What's coming down the Matt Rooney media pipeline? 120 - Your calls. We listen to audio of an eyewitness of last night's shooting arguing with CNN. What was the White House's response to the shooting? 130 - Steve Feldman of the ZOA joins us once again to react to these brutal killings of two Israeli embassy workers by an anti-Semite. Steve commends 1210 fighting the good fight for Jewish people, and then expresses his deep sorrow for the event and the rhetoric that led up to this. How has social media exacerbated anti-Semitism in real life? How bad is the misinformation on the Israel-Gaza conflict? 150 - Whitemarsh resident and petition start Christine Balster joins us again to preview the meeting tonight regarding the cancellation of the town's Fourth of July parade. What is the agenda going to be for tonight? Is this year's parade going to be suddenly radically different from previous years? Is the town aware of the coverage this story is getting?
12 - Dom kicks off today with a litany of stories to start this rainy Thursday. 1215 - Side - all time geek/nerd 1220 - Why did Al Sharpton compare the Israeli ambassador employee's killing to George Floyd? Are these murders because of Trump? 1235 - Attorney Wally Zimolong joins us to discuss why he decided to represent Sheriff Fred Harran in his case against Bucks County Commissioners blocking the police department's coordination with ICE to deport illegal migrants. Why is the county so against what the police department is trying to do? What is the history with cases like this? 1250 - Your calls. 1 - Is Matt Rooney reading from a mailer? SaveJersey.com Founder and WPHT Weekend Host Matt Rooney joins us and we find out how much validity that claim has. Which NJ gubernatorial candidates understand what the citizens of the Garden State want? Will raising the SALT tax help or hurt Jersey? How will school choice play a factor in the race? What's coming down the Matt Rooney media pipeline? 120 - Your calls. We listen to audio of an eyewitness of last night's shooting arguing with CNN. What was the White House's response to the shooting? 130 - Steve Feldman of the ZOA joins us once again to react to these brutal killings of two Israeli embassy workers by an anti-Semite. Steve commends 1210 fighting the good fight for Jewish people, and then expresses his deep sorrow for the event and the rhetoric that led up to this. How has social media exacerbated anti-Semitism in real life? How bad is the misinformation on the Israel-Gaza conflict? 150 - Whitemarsh resident and petition start Christine Balster joins us again to preview the meeting tonight regarding the cancellation of the town's Fourth of July parade. What is the agenda going to be for tonight? Is this year's parade going to be suddenly radically different from previous years? Is the town aware of the coverage this story is getting? 2 - Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday joins us today. How successful was the recent drug bust in Kensington? What is happening with Medicaid fraud in Pennsylvania? How do people scam that system? With Krasner's winning of the Democrat primary, will things change in Philadelphia? What does Dave think of Sheriff Fred Harran's collaboration with ICE, and does Pennsylvania have any ties? How is PA locking down on theft? 215 - Dom's Money Melody! 220 - What is the media buzzword of the day? 235 - Will people tax less on their bills if there's no tax on tips? 240 - Your calls. 250 - The Lightning Round!
Morton Klein, President of the Zionist Organization of America, joins Sid to talk about why the ZOA is the only choice when it comes to fighting for Israel's continued independence and freedom to exist. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join me for this comprehensive presentation that I gave to a special ZOA event in Fort Lauderdale where I not only talk about the military victory that is necessary, but I explain the spiritual battle the Jewish people are winning today as well. You do not want to miss the inspirational messages that are so needed to be heard by young and old, especially by our youth today on the frontline dealing with the biggest wave of Jew-hating antisemitism in modern times all in the name of a fake, invented cause called "palestine".
Boca Raton, Florida, this is Behind the Bima. On this week's episode, Rabbi Efrem Goldberg navigates the intricate landscape of the 39th World Zionist Congress. Rabbi Goldberg is joined by five influential voices in the Jewish world: Rabbi Moshe Hauer representing the OIC-Mizrachi Slate, Rabbi Pesach Lerner of Eretz Ha'Kodesh, Rabbi Steve Burg from Aish Ha'am, Mort Klein of ZOA, and Dan Kaskel leading the Herut slate.As the election for this global congress unfolds, Rabbi Goldberg unpacks the implications of billions of dollars at stake, influencing policy and direction for the Jewish state and communities worldwide. The guests each represent a unique vision and agenda for their slates, aiming to direct the funds in ways that align with their core values and strategic goals.All this and more, Behind the Bima.00:00 - Introduction14:51 - Interview7:38 - Rabbi Moshe Hauer, OIC- Mizrachi Slate25:46 - Rabbi Pesach Lerner, Eretz Ha'Kodesh49:32 - Rabbi Steve Burg, Aish Ha'am1:06:16 - Mort Klein, ZOA1:22:44 - Dan Kaskel, Herut
Today Jenn and Harry discuss the Beer Institute meeting highlights, Molson Coors Q3 results, investing in ZOA, closure of Leine's breweries, and more. ================================= Watch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/beernetradio Podcast feeds: https://www.beernetradio.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5mk5ITn9bXu1KOvx21QzEb Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beernet-radio/id1591940567 ================================= About Beer Business Daily publisher Harry Schuhmacher joins his editors and other guests once a week as they grok the beer industry issues of the day. -Audio/Video feeds at https://linktr.ee/beernet -Articles referenced at beernet.com -Socials: @beerbizdaily #beernews #beerindustry #beer
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12 - The IceCream Truck is here! Bucks County deploys the truck that will go to your door and get your ballot. 1205 - Who is on the show today? George Stephanopoulos and Mike Johnson go back and forth on rhetoric. 1210 - What is FEMA even talking about? 1215 - Side question - Pet peeves/minor inconveniences 1220 - Kamala Harris went on the famed podcast “Call Her Daddy” and repeated lies on abortion. 1235 - Eric Trump joins us today. What does the cookie count at Lochel's say about the stance of voters in the area? Eric's comments were weaponized by George Stephanopoulos in conversation with Speaker Mike Johnson, ironically about Democrats weaponizing speech against his father. What does Eric think of the rhetoric being spewed by the media? 1250 - Your calls before the end of the hour 1 - Jim Worthington joins us to give us his recap the Trump rally in Butler. What was it like meeting Elon Musk? As a fellow health guy, how does he feel about RFK Jr''s messaging over our food and fitness as americans. How will that help the Trump campaign? Who else has been coming out in support as Jim goes around with Trump? 115 - More on the Bucks County Ice Cream truck. 120 - Dom revisits October 7th in Israel on the one year anniversary of the attacks. Dave McCormick got flack from North Philly locals at a cheesesteak giveaway. 135 - Captain Sean Parnell was given a shoutout and a set of rousing applause at the Butler Trump rally after being introduced by JD Vance. He joins us this afternoon to discuss what it was like being there and how it felt to share his message while on stage. 140 - More of your minor inconveniences. Who is going to be Kamala's worst interview? 155 - The Porn industry is putting ads out to stop Trump due to clauses in Project 2025. 2 - Steve Feldman of the ZOA joins us to commemorate this hallowed day of October 7th, one year after the attacks on Israel. 215 - Dom's Money Melody! 220 - Winner? 225 - Dom continues with the remembrance of October 7th and Walz' disastrous record on that conflict. 235 - Scott Presler details what it was like being on stage to give a speech at the Trump rally. Just how many people were there? Would Scott have worn the shorts? Why is the Hispanic community moving more towards the Republican party's message? 240 - More of your calls. 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Steve Feldman of the ZOA joins us to commemorate this hallowed day of October 7th, one year after the attacks on Israel. 215 - Dom's Money Melody! 220 - Winner? 225 - Dom continues with the remembrance of October 7th and Walz' disastrous record on that conflict. 235 - Scott Presler details what it was like being on stage to give a speech at the Trump rally. Just how many people were there? Would Scott have worn the shorts? Why is the Hispanic community moving more towards the Republican party's message? 240 - More of your calls. 250 - Lightning Round!
12 - Dom opens with the audio of Kamala's sitdown with Oprah remarks on whether Oprah is really an independent and if Kamala and Walz are gun owners 1205 - An update on the Sesame Place racism accusations from two years ago. 1210 - Side question: What is something everybody has seen, but you refuse to watch? 1220 - Stevie Wonder isn't making the point he thinks he is. What is Kamala even saying here? 1230 - Filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza joins the program to talk about his new film Vindicating Trump, his 8th documentary in only 10 years. What are we going to expect from this movie? Dinesh tries to point out that the issue with Trump isn't over policy, it's over him. What are the virtues we see from Trump? Where will we be able to see the film? What else is featured in the film? Dinesh stands alone in films like these. 1250 - Detailing what is to come next hour. 1 - Why hasn't this press conference started yet? Typical USSS not being punctual. 105 - We go live to the press conference. Your calls. Just be straightforward. 120 - Luzerne County Manager Ramilda Crocamo joins the show to discuss not having ballot drop boxes in her county. She's been getting name difficulties her whole life! But why did she decide to not have ballot dropboxes? She cites a lack of funds, equipment, and guidance from our legislature as to why. How will ballot counting go down in Luzerne County? How will we be transparent in our ballot counting? 135 - There were line of sight concerns in Butler, but the supervisor didn't say anything. Revisiting Ramilda's remarks. 140 - Your comments and side question calls. 150 - Steve Feldman from the ZOA joins us as Dom thanks him for the award. They then reminisce over the event. What would he like to hear our leaders say on current events? Are our schools and libraries safe? 2 - Dr. Jill Biden ran Joe's first cabinet meeting in 11 months. Returning to clips from Kamala's sitdown with Oprah. 210 - More of your calls. 215 - Dom's Money Melody 220 - Winner? Returning to the conversation on Democrats not getting the endorsement from Teamsters. 230 - More calls 240 - Pastor Bill Devlin joins us from a pro-Israel rally and tells his story of what's going on today. 250 - Lightning Round!
Luzerne County is Ahead of The Curve full 1 - Why hasn't this press conference started yet? Typical USSS not being punctual. 105 - We go live to the press conference. Your calls. Just be straightforward. 120 - Luzerne County Manager Ramilda Crocamo joins the show to discuss not having ballot drop boxes in her county. She's been getting name difficulties her whole life! But why did she decide to not have ballot dropboxes? She cites a lack of funds, equipment, and guidance from our legislature as to why. How will ballot counting go down in Luzerne County? How will we be transparent in our ballot counting? 135 - There were line of sight concerns in Butler, but the supervisor didn't say anything. Revisiting Ramilda's remarks. 140 - Your comments and side question calls. 150 - Steve Feldman from the ZOA joins us as Dom thanks him for the award. They then reminisce over the event. What would he like to hear our leaders say on current events? Are our schools and libraries safe? 4499 Fri, 20 Sep 2024 18:54:56 +0000 HvbwN9qhiAp6dWFndLDypE8nwYheriPD news The Dom Giordano Program news Luzerne County is Ahead of The Curve Weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Dom Giordano talks about what you're talking about. The Dean of Philadelphia Radio and the people's watch-dog, Dom holds elected leaders accountable and gives you a platform to sound off. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc.
12 - Dom's got a new award he wants to show off. Who's going to be on the show today? 1205 - Janet Yellen says the economy would go under if illegal immigrants were deported. We received responses from local leaders regarding their immigration policies. 1210 - Side question: Who is the best at their job? 1215 - Activist Riley Gaines joins the program and discusses her new 4 part docuseries Transfixed, which points out the trans agenda, especially in sports. Her and Dom discuss men crossing over to women's sports and injuring female opponents. They also touch on PA making flag football a sport and how it is an opportunity for women to play a predominantly male sport, but also discuss the possibility of men taking advantage of lax gender rules. Riley is coming to Philadelphia, we have to get her on! 1230 - Teamsters union did not endorse Kamala. Why? The union workers are skeptical of her being for the worker. We play clips highlighting why. 1250 - Dom shows us his award from the ZOA awards last night. What a unique trophy and conversation piece. 1 - Trump Campaign Senior Advisor Tim Murtaugh joins us this afternoon. What does it say about Kamala's campaign that Teamsters does not endorse her campaign? How big of a win is that for Trump? What does it tell us about the Harris campaign that they are unwilling to flip flop on transgender issues? How will deportation work under a new Trump Presidency? 110 - What they're not telling you about this non-endorsement by Teamsters. 120 - Your calls on the side question. Replaying Janet Yellen's comments. 135 - Former Congressman Bob Brady joins the show. At Mulligan's, Bob made it clear he is on the same side as Dom on keeping the Sixers in South Philly, but today makes it clear that Mayor Parker's endorsement of the Chinatown arena is a maneuver to make sure she's not known as the Mayor who lost the Sixers. Will suburban fans even want to take Septa to and from games there? Sean Parker did not endorse either candidate, but did leak how his union workers feel about the election. But how do the local workers feel about her? Do we have a pizza bet on the horizon? How about lobster? 500,000 Kamala voters in the city of Philadelphia come election night. 150 - Taking a call from a Local 98 member who refutes some of Bob Barker's union claims. 2 - When will Democrats stop throwing COVID out as the excuse for high inflation instead of rates and spending? 210 - Updates on dropboxes in Pennsylvania. 215 - Dom's Money Melody 220 - Winner? Who is more unpopular, Trump or Taylor Swift? 225 - Your calls. 235 - Jim Lee, Commissioner of Springfield Twp. joins us to discuss his signature on a provision welcoming immigrants to his town. He and Dom go back and forth on whether or not it's a good idea for towns like this to welcome an influx of migrants. Jim argues the towns in the news are the extremes on immigration, while Dom says the number of these towns is increasing and the infrastructure cannot support giant numbers of new residents. Very good conversation you don't want to miss. 250 - Lightning Round!
12 - Dom's got a new award he wants to show off. Who's going to be on the show today? 1205 - Janet Yellen says the economy would go under if illegal immigrants were deported. We received responses from local leaders regarding their immigration policies. 1210 - Side question: Who is the best at their job? 1215 - Activist Riley Gaines joins the program and discusses her new 4 part docuseries Transfixed, which points out the trans agenda, especially in sports. Her and Dom discuss men crossing over to women's sports and injuring female opponents. They also touch on PA making flag football a sport and how it is an opportunity for women to play a predominantly male sport, but also discuss the possibility of men taking advantage of lax gender rules. Riley is coming to Philadelphia, we have to get her on! 1230 - Teamsters union did not endorse Kamala. Why? The union workers are skeptical of her being for the worker. We play clips highlighting why. 1250 - Dom shows us his award from the ZOA awards last night. What a unique trophy and conversation piece.
Over its first 3.5 years in market, the only constant at ZOA Energy seems to be change. So, I'll start this content off by reconciling some of my original thoughts around ZOA Energy (from a content piece I created a month before the energy drink even launched), with the drastic changes ZOA made in January 2023. This includes product enhancements, flavor adjustments, and shifts to the visual identity (and brand strategy). Yet, that original brand strategy and associated packaging design felt very much like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was extremely involved in ensuring it properly articulated and aestheticized his defining personality traits. But then the question likely shifts to why did ZOA Energy make all these changes anyways? The simple answer is expectations! Firstly, you have arguably one of the biggest global celebrities behind the company, that seemed authentically motivated, and within a product category that seemed aligned with him. Next, you had a U.S. energy drinks market that was on fire…especially within the categorical fragmentation of “energy plus.” Finally, you had a “Day 1” strategic partnership (and investment) by Molson Coors that provided national sales, field marketing, and distribution resources. This is a recipe for not just success…but outsized success! So, despite the relatively strong start...the brand was underperforming key competitors (e.g. Alani Nu and GHOST energy drinks) that launched within an 8-month period of ZOA Energy. While Molson Coors CEO Gavin Hattersley admitted ZOA Energy made several strategic missteps out the gate...he also stressed that it broke the golden rule of brand building by scaling too quickly. Yet, both Alani Nu and GHOST have been beverage industry rocket ships and now both passed the $600 million mark in retail sales over the most recent 52-week period (outselling ZOA Energy by 20 times more). But even with relatively weak performance since that January 2023 brand reset, Molson Coors expanded its strategic partnership with (and investment in) ZOA Energy. Why? After losing La Colombe Coffee Roasters to a strategic partnership with KDP, ZOA Energy became really the only sizable non-alcoholic (and health and wellness positioned) brand within the Molson Coors beyond beer portfolio...which I'll explain why I believe that's problematic. Finally, I'll examine several different implications around the timing of the brand reset that created distance between ZOA Energy and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. In today's ultra-competitive U.S. energy drinks market, brand authenticity matters A LOT…and that's because energy drinks are marketed as a lifestyle beverage that offers the functional benefit of energy. But wouldn't that help an energy drink with Dwayne ‘The Rock' Johnson weaved into the brand DNA? Yes, but only if ZOA Energy still felt like an authentic “energy drink” extension of him…and more importantly, the public still felt like they even knew who the authentic Dwayne ‘The Rock' Johnson was anymore. While changing the look, feel, and tone of ZOA Energy in the first few years was maybe a good decision in a vacuum, it (along with) the “Big Dwayne Energy” marketing campaign exacerbated this feeling with consumers that the brand felt more like just another diverse set of movie roles for the actor Dwyane “The Rock” Johnson. So, for this energy drink brand to really have a chance at meaningful success, ZOA can't just be another ‘ad' for its superstar co-founder or it's destined to continuing going ZOAwhere. FOLLOW ME ON MY SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS LINKEDIN YOUTUBE TWITTER INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/joshua-schall/support
This week on Israel Hour Radio, it's the return of MY ISRAELI PLAYLIST...where our listeners share their favorite Israeli songs of all time! This time, please welcome Debbie Corwin of Mahwah, NJ! Debbie first visited Israel was with her family on a two week vacation when she was 10 years old. She then spent 7 1/2 weeks in Israel with a ZOA program, 'Summer in Moshav', when she graduated high school. She's been back to Israel 11 times since then, most recently this past March. Since 2011, she and her husband, Jan, have been involved with Zahal Shalom, a non-profit organization that brings 10 wounded Israeli veterans to live with host families in Northern New Jersey. They now serve on the Executive Board. The 2024 Zahal Shalom delegation just returned to Israel, and Debbie and Jan were honored to have hosted their 8th veteran. Debbie graduated University of Delaware as a music major and had an eleven year career in the music industry in New York. She worked for Tony-award winning playwright Rupert Holmes, serving as the production coordinator, script editor, musical supervisor and orchestrations assistant for three Broadway shows written by Rupert. The highlight of her music career was working with Barbra Streisand in 1990. She then went on to have a successful 20-year career in senior living, before working as the Director of Israel Engagement at the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey. While working there, she met and began working with Israeli musician, Gilad Segev. Debbie is thrilled to share her favorite Israeli music this week on Israel Hour Radio! (Original Air Date: July 21, 2024) Full playlist at https://www.myisraelimusic.com/episode1197 Love the show? Please help us grow by becoming a member of MyIsraeliMusic.com: https://myisraelimusic.com/membership Join the Israeli Music Community on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/IsraelHourRadioFans/
Are you ready to transform your business from local to global? Head to lewishowes.com/game and take the first step towards global success. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the best!Welcome back to The School of Greatness! Today, we have the pleasure of hosting the incredibly inspiring and multifaceted Dany Garcia. Dany is the Founder, CEO, and Chairwoman of The Garcia Companies, a portfolio of brands at the intersection of sports, entertainment, and lifestyle.She oversees a vast portfolio including Seven Bucks Productions, ZOA, Teremana Tequila, the Project Rock line at Under Armour, Acorns, Atom Tickets, and Salt & Straw. Dany shares her journey from humble beginnings to becoming a powerhouse in multiple industries. She discusses her early aspirations, pivotal moments that shaped her career, and her unique approach to success. Dany opens up about personal challenges, including her early divorce from Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, and how this experience ultimately strengthened their relationship and fueled their growth as business partners today.In this episode you will learnThe significance of aligning your actions with your ultimate purpose.How to create and protect your unique path to success.The importance of having a strong support system in both personal and professional life.Strategies for maintaining discipline and focus in pursuit of your goals.How personal challenges can catalyze growth and transformation.For more information go to www.lewishowes.com/1627For more Greatness text PODCAST to +1 (614) 350-3960More SOG episodes we think you'll love:Gary Vee – https://link.chtbl.com/1618-podSarah Jakes Roberts – https://link.chtbl.com/1606-podJohn Maxwell – https://link.chtbl.com/1501-pod
Show Notes and Transcript Morton Klein, President of the Zionist Organization of America joins Hearts of Oak to emphasize the significance of Zionism and what the term really means. He delivers the case for the Jewish people's right to their ancestral homeland, discussing historical, legal, and biblical support for Israel, dispelling misconceptions about the region, and addresses ongoing struggles faced by them. The discussion covers ZOA's role in promoting U.S-Israel relations, combating anti-Semitism, and supporting security through education and advocacy efforts. Morton delves into the religious and political aspects of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, critiquing media bias and highlighting support for Israel. He criticizes the current U.S. administration's stance on Israel and emphasizes Israel's efforts to minimize civilian casualties during conflicts. The conversation concludes with reflections on Israel's challenges in international relations and combating terrorism, acknowledging the importance of advocating for truth amid anti-Israel narratives. Morton A. Klein is National President of the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA), the oldest pro-Israel group in the U.S., founded in 1897. He is a member of the National Council of AIPAC. Mr. Klein is widely regarded as one of the leading Jewish activists in the United States. The US Department of State has awarded Klein a “Certificate of Appreciation” “in recognition of outstanding contributions to national and international affairs,” after he delivered a major address there. He is a member of the International Board of Governors of the College of Judea and Samaria in Ariel, Israel. He is an economist who served in the Nixon, Ford, and Carter Administrations. He has served as a biostatistician at UCLA School of Public Health and the Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine in Palo Alto, California. He has been a lecturer in mathematics and statistics at Temple University. His successful campaigns against anti-Israel bias in leading textbooks, travel guides, universities, churches, and the media, as well as his work on Capitol Hill, were the subject of 30 feature stories both here and in Israel. His scientific research on nutrition and heart disease was cited by Discover Magazine as one of the Top 50 Scientific Studies of 1992. He has been invited to testify before the US Congress, Including the US House International Relations Committee, and the Israeli Knesset. He travelled to Germany and persuaded the publishers of Baedeker's, the world's leading travel guide, to correct the many anti-Israel errors in its guides to Israel and Jerusalem. He launched a campaign to correct dozens of anti-Israel errors in D.C. Heath's “The Enduring Vision,” the most widely used American high school and college history textbook. More than 300 of his articles and letters have been published in newspapers, magazines, and scientific journals around the world. Klein has appeared on TV and radio. Lines from his speeches appear in the respected volume entitled “Great Jewish Quotations,” He is on the speaker's bureau of UJC, and Israel Bonds. Connect with Morton and ZOA... X x.com/MortonAKlein7 x.com/ZOA_National WEBSITE zoa.org Interview recorded 11.4.24 Connect with Hearts of Oak... WEBSITE heartsofoak.org/ PODCASTS heartsofoak.podbean.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA heartsofoak.org/connect/ SHOP heartsofoak.org/shop/ *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on X twitter.com/TheBoschFawstin TRANSCRIPT (Hearts of Oak) And it is wonderful to have Morton Klein with us from the Zionist Organization of America. Morton, thank you so much for your time today. (Morton Klein) It's great to be here during these very extraordinary and important times. They are, and that's probably what makes this conversation even more interesting with what is happening currently over in Israel. People can obviously follow you @MortonAKlein7. That is your Twitter handle. And ZOA, not Z-O-A, like the Americans like to say, ZOA.org, ZionistOrganisationOfAmerica.org. I'd encourage our viewers and listeners to use both of those resources and understand what is happening in the Middle East at the moment. Now, there's lots to talk about. You're obviously president of the Zionist Organization of America. You've got a number of other accolades into your name, but it is this specifically which I'm intrigued and want to have a conversation about. And actually, I saw your name on the back of Robert Spencer's book. We had him on a few weeks ago on the Palestinian delusion. And you were there as an individual promoting the book and endorsing it. So I thought, I need to reach out to Morton. So it's great to have you on. Lots to discuss. And I think probably if we can step back and ask about the term Zionism before we jump into what is happening in the current day Israel. And I certainly call myself a Christian Zionist. And that's from a biblical understanding 3,000 years since Jerusalem was founded as a capital of Israel under King David. And then much further back, the promise given to Abraham. But maybe that's a spiritual understanding of the term, and the term Zionism is not necessarily a spiritual concept. Maybe you can unpack a little bit the term Zionism before we delve into some of the other issues. It's really a very simple term. All it means is that the Jews have a right to their ancient homeland that was given to them, for those who believe in the Bible, and a couple of billion people do, by God. In fact, he gave the Jews the land that Israel controls now, and much more. So this is a fraction of what the Jewish homeland consists of, according to the Bible and what God has promised in the Bible. It is called the promised land because God promised it to the Jewish people. We are the people who God promised the land to. That's why it's called the promised land. But it's not only a biblical right to have a Jewish state, but numerous international legal resolutions also give that right. The League of Nations Covenant, Article 22, the British Mandate for Palestine, the UN Charter, Article 80, the San Remo Resolution, the Lodge-Fist Resolution, the Anglo-American Resolution, and more. Legally, under international law, gave this land to the Jews when it was essentially a wasteland, just a desert. When the Balfour Declaration said this land is going to be given as a mandate in trust for the Jewish people in 1917. And historically, the Jews have lived in this land for thousands of years. This has been the place where Jewish people lived and occupied and lived in for all this time. And so all Zionism means is the Jews have a right to a country, just like the French have a country, the Italians have a country, even the Irish have a country, and the British have a country, and the Jews. There are 56 Muslim countries in the world, 56 or 57, why can't there be one small, little, tiny Jewish country, which is one-eighth of 1% of the landmass of the Middle East? There are 22 Arab countries in the Middle East. Israel is one-eighth of 1% of that land. So Zionism is not a complicated term. It simply means the Jews have a right to a homeland, just like so many other people have it. And this is a homeland, unlike most other countries in the world, where the Jews have lived in for thousands and thousands of years. That's what Zionism means. Nothing more, nothing less. Over the weekend, I actually went to the Churchill war rooms in London. And part of the story on Churchill, obviously, is involvement in the Belfort Declaration. And you see those maps and the discussion of British politicians and their relationship with Israel and whether they were pro-Israel or not. And you realize Israel is tiny. And you expand it out. Now, the Middle East is large and Israel is tiny. And it makes you realize that most people, I think, have forgotten the size of Israel in comparison to the Middle East. And it is really quite small. The Arab countries are 800 times the size of Israel. As I said, it's one-eighth of 1% of the land mass of the Middle East. It is smaller than New Jersey. It is smaller than Rhode Island. It is a tiny, tiny land. With 7 million Jews and 2 million Arabs. It's remarkable. The Arabs have a right to live in Israel, the Muslim Arabs and the Arab Christians as well. They have a right to vote. They're in the parliament, Israel's parliament. They're in the Supreme Court. They're in judges and courts throughout Israel. Their doctors, almost half of the doctors in Hadassah, Israel's major hospital, are Arabs. And yet the world, the Arab world, says the Jews have no right to be there. And it's really a racist, anti-Semitic, hateful disgrace to say that the Jews can't have this little tiny homeland. We talked about the term Zionism, but I want to ask you about the Zionist Organization of America, their role, why it's needed. You've headed up the ZOA away for, what, 28 years now, I think? 31. 31, sorry. I've got my three years. I blame COVID for that. So that three years have disappeared. Do you want to just let us know why it exists and why it's needed? The Zionist Organization of America is the oldest and one of the largest pro-Israel groups in the United States, founded in 1897 for a sole purpose, to reestablish the Jewish state of Israel. That's why it was re-established. Past presidents include Louis Brandeis, a famous Supreme Court justice, Abahel Silver, Stephen Wise. These are famous Jewish leaders. And that's its original purpose. Once Israel was re-established in 1948, ZOA's role has been to fight for strong U.S.-Israel relations and for the safety and security and prosperity of the Jewish state of Israel. And also, by the way, in recent years, fight against the scourge, the ugly scourge of irrational, mindless, anti-Semitism, Jew hatred and Israel bashing. So that's really been our purpose. We have a legal division. We have people on Capitol Hill who are educating members of Congress about these issues. We take young kids to Israel twice a year. We take adults to Israel. We have a trip coming up in June for adults where we go all over Israel, including Judea and Samaria, Hebron, Afrat, Ariel, Maladumim, Eli, those smaller areas in Israel. And we also have a campus department. We're on 80 different campuses bringing in speakers, disseminating literature, telling the truth of the Arab-Islamic war against Israel and the West because that's what it is. It is an Arab-Islamic war against Israel and the West. We now see it in all the rallies on campuses and around the world. They say from the river to the sea, meaning Israel should not exist. They don't say there should be a Palestinian state in Judea and Samaria, the West Bank and Gaza and half of Jerusalem. They say no Israel. So these are despicable, vicious, ugly human beings that want to destroy this tiny little Jewish state of Israel within any borders. They're not looking for a Palestinian state solution. They're looking for an end of Israel solution. And we're fighting against this with all of our heart and soul. Tell us about, because you mentioned it's the political fight, it's the media fight, you mentioned about on campuses with students. I mean, kind of break those down, because it is about winning hearts and souls and minds over to the position that Israel do have a right to exist like any other nation. And yet there seems to be a lot of pushback, certainly in our media and massively in our universities and educational establishments. It's incredible. After 80 years of re-establishing the state of Israel, remember 2,000 years ago, there was a Jewish state that was destroyed really by the Romans 2,000 years ago. This was the first Holocaust. The Romans murdered 600,000 Jews. And then they renamed this area Judea and Samaria, the Jewish state, Philistinia, translated to Palestine. So this is a Roman word. If this really was an Arab country, which it never was, why would they use a Roman name to name it? Palestine is a Roman name. Moreover, Arabs can't pronounce the letter P. They say Palestine with a B. They can't pronounce it. Would they name their own country with a letter that they can't even pronounce? There was never a Palestine. There were never any Palestinian kings and queens. The only state that ever existed in this area has been a Jewish state. In fact, 99% of the Palestinian Arabs live under their own control. Israel has given away Gaza and 40% of Judea and Samaria, the West Bank. 99% of the Arabs live in those areas under Abbas's rule, the dictator, terrorist, Abbas's rule. They have their own parliament, their own schools, their own textbooks, their own newspapers, their own radio and TV businesses, police force. They run their own lives totally in Gaza under Hamas, the Nazi-like dictatorship, and in Judea and Samaria under Abbas, another terrorist dictator. By the way, I don't know how many of your listeners know this, an ugly fact. Mahmoud Abbas pays Arabs a lifetime pension to murder Jews. If an Arab kills a Jew, They get a lifetime pension at five times the average rate of a salary of a Palestinian. It is very lucrative to murder Jews. They spend $400 million a year to murder Jews. How many people know this? Why would our college kids are defending a regime that pays people to murder Jews? By the way, and Americans, they've murdered Americans in Israel. And the Arab who murders Americans also gets a lifetime pension. And if the Arab was killed murdering a Jew or an American, his or her family gets the lifetime pension. So this is the most heinous regime on the face of the earth. And it is just mind-boggling that people around the world are supporting this regime and supporting Hamas in Israel's existential war. Hamas, Article 7 of their charter calls for the murder of every Jew on earth, every Jew on earth. Article 13 calls for the destruction of Israel. They massacred 1,200 innocent Jews, raped them, mutilated them, tortured them, and then kidnapped 250 mostly Jews. Six Americans, I might add, are left. And now they're saying that out of the 140 left, that they released 100, out of the 140 left, they're saying they don't think they have 40 Jews there. In other words, it's likely that these Hamas monsters have murdered all of the Jewish hostages, murdered them all. The world should wake up and understand this is an Islamic, radical Islamic war against the West and against the Jews. Mahmoud al-Zahar, the co-founder of Hamas, two months ago on the Internet, said, I want the world to understand this. This is the co-founder of Hamas. First, we're going to kill all the Jews, but we're not done after that. Next, we're going to kill all the despicable Christians. And then all the non-Muslims establish a caliphate where Islam rules the world. He said it two months ago. And so you have these non-Muslims supporting Hamas, who wants to kill every one of them. Not to mention, they immediately say every gay person will hang and kill immediately. The gay people, the transgender, they're dead immediately. So how are these left-wing students and left-wing people around the world supporting the most despicable ideology on the face of the earth, the ideology of the Hamas and Abbas regimes. I want to pick up on a few of those, and I would love for the Western liberals to have a pride rally through Gaza or West Bank and see how long that lasts. But that's a whole other issue. Modern-day Israel has been for 75 years, give or take a year, since 1948. And re-establishing that entity, that territory that had been Israel before the Romans removed, basically removed it from the face of the map. But tell us about that, because you obviously look closely at, since 1948, at the establishment, Israel has had to fight for its survival on a nearly daily basis. Israel's military spending is huge compared to other countries, and it must do that because it has to defend itself. I mean, tell us about that, because that 75 years, I see it as a Christian that Israel have the right to exist, have the right to take the land that is theirs, and seem to be a natural, progression from the collapse of the Ottoman Empire to actually Israel re-establishing that in that vacuum. And yet many critique and mock and attack Israel simply for the right of existing in their land, which should be a given, really. Those who oppose the Jewish state's right to exist are mocking God Almighty from the Christian and Jewish Bibles, are mocking the United Nations resolutions and England's resolutions who controlled this legally, this land legally, since 1917. And it's nothing less than overt Jew hatred that's all it is. It's pure Jew hatred and Israel has offered a Palestinian state to the Arabs four times in the last 20 years, four times. Ehud Olmert was the most recent one, where Ehud Olmert, the prime minister, offered 97% of Judea and Samaria, the West Bank, 3% of Israel proper to make up for the 3% he couldn't give away because there's a half a million Jews living there. So Olmert offered virtually all of the West Bank, half of Jerusalem, billions of dollars in aid, and Mahmoud Abbas said, said, no. I called up the prime minister. How could he not turn down? This is not a compromise. You've given them every single part of the disputed territories and half of Jerusalem. And Olmert said to me, Abbas said to me, you must eliminate three clauses in the agreement. One, you must eliminate the clause that says we accept Israel as a Jewish state. Abbas said, I'll never accept Israel as a Jewish state. Two, you must eliminate the clause that says you must limit the number of Arabs we bring into Israel proper to 150,000. I want to bring in millions if I went into Israel. I will not accept a limitation on the number of Arabs I bring into Israel proper. And three, you must eliminate the clause that says no further claims. And the Olmert says, but that's the deal. We're giving you everything, virtually everything. It ends all the claims. It's done. Peace. And Abbas said, I won't sign it until you get rid of those three clauses. So they've been offered a state four times, turned it down every time in the last 20 years. In the last 80 years, they've been offered a state eight times, starting with the Peel Commission in 1937, where they offered 95% of the rest of Palestine, 80% of original Palestine mandate went to Jordan. There's only 20% left of the original Palestine mandate. The Peel Commission offered 95% of the rest of Palestine to the Arabs, not 5% of the Jews, the Arabs said no. In other words, they say no. They don't want a state. They want Israel destroyed. They won't accept a Jewish state. That's the deal. Because from 1948 to 1967, the Arabs controlled all of the West Bank, all of Gaza, half of Jerusalem. They had it. Did they establish a state when they personally controlled it? No. Because the goal is not a Palestinian state. It's Israel's destruction. It's Israel's destruction. Let me show you a picture if you can see this. This is the Palestinian Authority's official emblem that they commissioned. This is their official emblem. You notice it's the shape of all of Israel with a keffiyeh over all of it, not just the West Bank and Gaza and Eastern Jerusalem, all of it. Arafat, the arch terrorist in the centre, and a Kalashnikov rifle. So their official emblem is all of Israel is ours. What more proof do you need that they have no interest in a Palestinian state solution? They have in an end of Israel solution. That's what they're interested in. And by the way, I can show you another thing. It's quite interesting. Every Arab that murders a Jew gets a poster. This is one of the Arabs who murdered a Jew. This is on all the high school walls, all the university walls, calling him a martyr and a hero. This is just one of hundreds of posters honouring Jews. And when a terrorist who killed Jews dies, they have a parade and they honour him. What a great man or woman he was. And they hand out candy and sweets to each other, praising murder. They glorify murder. They glorified massacres. They glorify rape. They glorify terrorism. This is a vicious, Nazi-like, despicable regime. And the world has to wake up because the radical Muslims are coming after everyone that's not Muslim, not just the Jews. People better start to understand this and start supporting Israel, who's fighting a war against Hamas, to protect the entire world from radical Islam, not just Israel. Is part of the problem that, I know on the Jewish side, you've got a weird mix of those who support Israel and Israel's right to exist from a biblical point of view, from a spiritual point of view, and those who support it from probably a social, historical, cultural point of view. So you've got that weird mix in Judaism, which always confuses me. But then on the other side, you've also got the world refusing to recognize that this is a clash between Islam and Judaism. And the West thinks that you can come up with a solution which is a land-based solution. And if you've got one side wanting to destroy the other, actually, you've got a problem. And the world doesn't seem to want to wake up to the reality that this is not simply a land issue, that the Islamic nations will not be happy until Israel doesn't exist. Am I correct in my assumption or am I completely off? The proof of what you just said is the fact they've been offered a state, the Palestinian Arabs, eight times in the last 80 years, four times in the last 20 years. They've said no. When they controlled all this land themselves for 19 years, 48 to 67, they didn't establish a state. They still were committing terrorist acts. This is a religious war. war. The radical Muslims believe that the Jews or the Christians have no right to any land in the Middle East that is all theirs. Lebanon was a Christian country. The radical Muslims destroyed Lebanon. It is now a Muslim country. They massacred hundreds of thousands of Christians until Hezbollah. Now Hezbollah has taken control of Lebanon. So this is a religious war, and that's why it has nothing to do with land. Land for peace is nonsense. It's been offered repeatedly. They say no. It's a religious war. The issue is they don't want Israel in their midst. They don't want a Christian country in their midst. They don't want non-Muslims in their midst. I've met with many Christians who live in various parts of the Arab world. They're scared to death for their lives. Their lives are made miserable and dangerous by their fellow Muslims. This is a reality, so yes land for peace has been offered repeatedly, turned down every single time, it's a religious war. The radical Arabs will not be satisfied until Israel doesn't exist, just like they weren't satisfied until Lebanon was no longer a Christian country. Tell us I'm curious the ZOA obviously exists in the US in America and America, I think was Truman was one of the first leaders to actually recognize the state of Israel uh back in, just after the creation of Israel in 48 and there is that close link between America and Israel. Do you want to just expand on that a little bit? Because geopolitically, that's a fascinating relationship. And maybe then we can get up later into where it now sits at the moment between that maybe being more fractured than it has been. But yeah, America and Israel have always been strong allies, starting with that Truman Declaration of Israel's right to exist in 1948. Harry Truman, as president of the United States in 1948, was the first country in the vote at the United Nations to recognize the state of Israel. Or maybe they cast the deciding vote, I'm not sure. But they certainly cast the vote to support Israel. But the polls at that time in America showed Americans supported Israel by 80% of Americans supported the right of the Jewish people to have a state. So this was overwhelming support in the United States. The chief of staff to White House counsel to Truman was begging Truman to recognize it. Quoting from the Bible, he repeatedly quoted the lines from the Bible saying, this land was given to the Jews, Mr. President, you must recognize it. And by the way, many presidents since then have publicly stated there should be an Israel before there was an Israel. John Adams, Franklin Roosevelt, Teddy Roosevelt, and many others have in their speeches, I've said, we hope and pray that a Jewish state is re-established. So there's been a love affair with the leaders of America and the American people and the Jewish state since America was created. George Washington was a supporter. In fact, this is an interesting story. Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and I believe John Adams, I think. Proposed that the seal of the United States, which is now an eagle holding out its wings, they proposed the seal should be Moses splitting the sea as the pharaoh and the military Egyptians were coming across the sea to come and kill all the Jews who had just escaped. All the Israelis, the Hebrews who had just escaped, and the sea splits and swallows up all the military while the Jews are watching in the scene beforehand and cheering. That's the seal that Franklin Jefferson and Adams wanted as a seal of America. That's the kind of connection America's had to the Jewish people. It was barely voted down, barely voted. It almost became the seal. So to this day, in a recent poll, who do you support in this war in America, Hamas or Israel? I'm shocked. It's only 82 percent should be 100 percent. But it's 82% say Israel should be fighting against this vicious regime of Hamas. So there's overwhelming support in America. There's even overwhelming support in Congress. It has weakened. There are now a number of congressmen who are speaking out inappropriately in a hostile way toward Israel. But nonetheless, the overwhelming majority of the Congress is supportive of Israel. And that's been true really since Israel was – America was established in 1776. There's been support for the re-establishment of a state and now for the state itself. Well let me throw in some other kind of facts on that, I think the US is Israel's largest trading partner, I think I read is about 50 billion trade back and forward and of course you got the military aid that goes to Israel every year of billions and you mentioned the beginning about the U.S. backing Israel in the U.N. And the U.S. has used a veto dozens and dozens of times in the U.N. Supporting Israel, backing Israel. And, of course, President Trump moved the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem despite all the pushback, despite the debate over that. But all of that is actually Israel is shoulder to shoulder. And there have been a time where maybe Britain was shoulder-to-shoulder with Israel. That is still there in relation to Europe, but actually it is the U.S. that seems to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Israel. Well, let me first tell you about, you mentioned the aid, billions of dollars in aid. Let me tell something that I'm sure most of your viewers do not know. Israel was getting half a billion dollars in aid, 500 million, until the late 70s. Then Carter was pushing the deal with Israel to give away the entire Sinai which was five times the size of Israel. Israel when they controlled the Sinai developed four major oil wells themselves in the Sinai these oil wells gave Israel two and a half billion dollars in income in 1978. And Menachem Begin, the prime minister, then said, we cannot give away the Sinai because we will lose two and a half billion dollars of oil wells we found, we developed ourselves. And we can't do it. Carter said, I will make up the difference. I'll give you the extra two and a half billion. So it went from 500 million to three billion. But this is not really America's money per se. Israel gave up two and a half billion. So $2.5 billion of the aid Israel gets is the fact that they gave up the oil wells. And do you know, Peter, how much income today those four oil wells would be delivering to Israel? $10 billion because oil prices have gone up dramatically. So they've given up a tremendous amount. And people forget. Do you know how much aid Egypt gets from America? It's never mentioned. $2.5 billion. $2.5 billion for Egypt. Jordan, $1 billion. The Palestinian Authority, a terrorist dictatorship, gets almost $1 billion in aid right now. So people forget about the aid others get. And with Israel, 97% of the aid they get is spent in America, buying equipment here in America. So it comes right back to America in any event. And you mentioned that Trump moved the embassy to Jerusalem. I was intimately involved in that issue with Senator John Kyle, who's a hero that no one even remembers. He's the one who really pushed this issue more than anyone else. And the vote to move the embassy in 1995 was 93 to 5 in the Senate, 93 to 5, 347 to 37 in the House. In other words, over 95% of Congress voted to move the embassy. Bill Clinton was against it. Now, he couldn't veto it because it would be overridden because it was such an overwhelming support. So he ignored it. If you ignore a law, if a president ignores a law, it automatically becomes law in 30 days. and it became law. And then Senator Dianne Feinstein had put in what's known as a poison pill. She said, any president can say, I'm not moving it if there's a security issue. And each president for 18 years said there's a security issue and never moved it. But people, of course, predicted if you move it, there'll be violence all over the place. Of course, it turned out to be completely false. There was no violence. But let me tell you something else that I'm sure most of your viewers do not know. Of course, they want to move the embassy to Jerusalem because Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. Jerusalem has been the holiest state to the Jewish people since time immemorial. But the Arabs say this is their holy city. Well, is it? Is Jerusalem holy to Muslims? Jerusalem was the capital only of Israel throughout history, never of any other country. When the Palestinians conquered Palestine in 716, they made Ramleh their capital, not Jerusalem. It's called the Temple Mount, not the Mosque Mount because the Jewish temple was on this area. The majority of people living in Jerusalem since 1850, the first census, have been Jews. The overwhelming majority of people living there since 1850 have been Jews. The Jewish holy books mention the word Jerusalem 700 times. How many times is the word Jerusalem in the Koran? How many times is the word Jerusalem, if it's so holy to Muslims, this is their holy book, how many times is it mentioned? Zero. Not a single time. How can it be so holy to them if it's not in their holy book? So they say, Muhammad went from Jerusalem to heaven. But that's not what the Koran says. Read the Koran. It says that Muhammad went from the furthest mosque to heaven. It didn't say Jerusalem. And they say, well, the furthest mosque was in Jerusalem. Well, when the Koran was written, there was not a single mosque in all of Jerusalem. So if Muhammad went from the furthest mosque, it couldn't be in Jerusalem. There were no mosques there. So the truth is that Jerusalem is not holy to Muslims. In fact, from 48 to 67, when they controlled Jerusalem, When they captured that war, they captured it. They allowed it. The Jordan and the Arabs allowed it to become a slum. There was virtually no water, electricity or plumbing. There were 58 synagogues in Jerusalem that they captured. They destroyed all 58 of them to eliminate proof that Jews, this was a holy place to them. So that's another thing that most people don't understand. Jerusalem is minimally holy to Muslims at most. It is a holy to Jews and possibly Christians. I'm not a Christian, so I don't know the Bible so well, the Christian Bible, that may be holy to Christians, but it is not holy to Muslims. Yeah, well, I think the holiness to Christians is simply because of the biblical story. And without Judaism, there'd be no Christianity. Without Judaism, there'd be no Jesus. But I love the way Muslims can claim hold of a city because Muhammad flew there on a winged donkey in his dreams. So if we could all actually take our dreams and claim to hold, we could be in paradise more. We could be anywhere. But again there was no, it wasn't from Jerusalem it's from the furthest mosque, no mosque in Jerusalem, it can't be Jerusalem and by the way this is interesting, not a single Arab leader except from Jordan ever visited Jerusalem when the when the Arabs controlled it. It meant nothing to them, Mecca and Medina are the holy cities for Muslims, not Jerusalem, it's high time we make that publicly clear. No 100 % and Muhammad probably never went to Jerusalem if Muhammad did exist, but that's a whole other conversation I'll take up with Robert Spencer. Can I ask you, because the support for Israel comes from different sections of society, and certainly there is a strong support from churches, from Christianity, not across the board, certainly, but there is. Can you tell us, where does the support, the backing, individuals, organizations standing up for Israel's right to exist, where does that come from? I mean, have you been surprised maybe with some of the areas it's come from that you weren't expecting? The strongest support in America for the Jewish state and the Jewish people comes from the 80 million evangelical Christians. Why are they so supportive of Israel as a Jewish state? Because it's in the Bible. Because God gave the land to the Jews. When I speak at churches, they say it's in the Bible. This land was given to Jews by God. End of discussion. So and the Jewish people are not nearly as strong Bible believers as the Christians. So you have stronger support for Israel among the Christian evangelicals than you do, frankly, among the Jews. So for most Christians, it's simply a matter of religion and God. For others who are not religious, they recognize that this land was given to Israel under international law. In 1917, the Balfour Declaration and many UN resolutions after it, and they accept the fact that that's right. Plus, they see it's reasonable. Why should there be 56 Muslim states and not a single Jewish state where the Jews can practice their religion in the way they're supposed to? So I think it's just a rational support for what's right, for what's moral, for what's decent, for what's just, that most non-religious people support the right of the Jews to have the state. It's a tiny little state. There's over 200 million Muslims in the Middle East. There's only 7 million Jews. Imagine if there were – there's 22 Arab states. Imagine if there were 22 Jewish states and one tiny little Arab state the size of Israel. And the Jews would be saying, we want a 23rd Jewish state carved out of this tiny Arab state. The world would say, this is ridiculous. The Arabs have nothing, this little tiny state. Leave them alone. But that's the situation we have. 22 Arab states, 99.5% of the land mass, and they still want to make Israel even smaller in order to make it easier to destroy. That's the basis. It's a religious war to destroy the Jewish state. It has nothing to do with land per se. It has nothing to do with the Palestinian state. Nothing. Because they could have had it eight times in the last 80 years. They said no every single time. Can I finish just with the current situation, which we'll not give justice to in our time, but just to touch on it. And I am perplexed at how Israel seemed to be so bad at the PR war, at the publicity war, the media war. But I've been intrigued watching kind of different countries holding with Israel and then pulling back in the media conversation. And what is it like, maybe for our viewers, I mean, our viewers are 50-50, US, UK and Europe. Maybe just give us your thoughts on where the media and the government is in terms of support for Israel over the last six months. You mean the US government? Yeah, yeah. This government in America under Joe Biden and Barack Hussein Obama, Obama never left Washington. Every president, when they're finished their term or terms, they go back home. Obama stayed in Washington. Obama is running the show behind the scenes. How do I know this? Because almost every person that Biden has appointed that affects Israel is a friend of Obama's, virtually every one, and is hostile to Israel. This government of Biden, Obama, Blinken is the most hostile to Israel we've ever had in America, I'm sorry to say. So, and when the war started, Biden did come to Israel two days after the Hamas massacre. And he said he has total support for Israel. But in that speech, the original speech on the tarmac, Biden said we need to establish a Palestinian state. Now, that is his first speech two days after the massacre of 1,200 innocent Jews. What's he bringing up a state for? It shows the hostility he has toward Israel. And now he's pushing for a state relentlessly. He condemns Israel for killing too many civilians. Let me tell you something. The record is this is the smallest number of civilians per capita ever killed in any war in history. And the reason for that is Israel drops leaflets before they hit a building to tell the Arabs to get out of the building. They put knock bombs where they knock on the top of the roof as a signal, get out of here. They call on cell phones, get out of here. They protect civilians to the detriment of their own soldiers. And when Hamas says 32,000 civilians were killed, first of all, Hamas is a terrorist Nazi-like monster group. Who believes them anyway? But the fact is 15,000 of the alleged 30,000 or so have been terrorists. These are combatants. And the other 15,000, a number of distinguished statisticians have studied the data from Hamas and say these are grotesquely exaggerated. It is only a few thousand that have been killed. And moreover, they say, look at what they say every day, Hamas' division telling you how many civilians died. The same number of civilians die every single day according to the data of Hamas. That's not possible. This showed you how fraudulent the data is. So we have to really thank Israel for being extraordinarily humane in protecting civilians And let me tell you, in any war, innocent civilians die. You can't have war without civilians dying. If you say to yourself, I won't go to war unless I can assure no civilians will die, the tyrants will win. Hitler will win. Hamas will win. Because civilians naturally will die in a war. It's tragic. And now when Biden went crazy, when Israel mistakenly killed seven aid workers, in wars, these types of tragic mistakes happen all the time. In America's wars, we have killed many civilians' envoys, mistaking them for terrorists. In Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, I can list them. I won't. We've hit wedding parties by mistake, killing 50 people attending a wedding, including the bride. So this happens in war. So the fact that Biden is making a major deal out of this tragic mistake just shows he is trying to find anything to put enormous pressure on Israel to set up a Palestinian terrorist state. And remember, Israel gave away all of Gaza. And what did they get in return? They got a Hamas regime and 30,000 rockets aimed at civilians, 30,000 since 2005 when the regime was established. Why is it wise to give them even more land, the West Bank and Gaza, headed by who, Hamas, by Abbas, by another terrorist? It'll give them more power to endanger Israel. And this state would be on Israel's longest border, directly adjacent to 70% of Israel's population. It would be a tragic mistake to establish a state. That's why the Israeli people, 80% and more say we cannot have it, it's too dangerous. Biden has become enormously hostile to Israel, despite the fact that overwhelming numbers of Americans support Israel, and we are devastated by this. We're terribly disappointed by this. But outside of this regime and Obama's first regime, the American governments have been extraordinarily supportive of Israel throughout the establishment of Israel and throughout America's own establishment in 1776. You know, well we'll finish it up, there my criticism of Israel is they were for 13 years, they were far too patient with Hamas whenever they pulled out in 2010 to actually going in 2023 and it wasn't of their own accord, they went in actually, it was because of that attack on 7th October, so Israel had been remarkably reserved I think in how how they've dealt with them, and maybe they should have been a heck of a lot stronger. But that's another conversation. Morton, I really appreciate you coming along. I do thoroughly love and admire the work that ZOA do there. I know people go on the website, they can find not only your work on campuses, they can find news articles, they can donate, and there's many ways they can support you on ZOA.org. So thank you so much for your time today. Peter, thank you for your holy and important work to give a podium to people who are telling the truth of the Arab-Islamic war against Israel and the West. Very holy work you do. Thank you.
In Soedan is een verschrikkelijke oorlog tussen het leger en een paramilitaire groep aan de gang. Miljoenen Soedanezen vluchten voor het geweld of leven in extreme honger. Welke gevolgen heeft de burgeroorlog voor de bevolking en omliggende landen? En waarom komt humanitaire hulp zo moeilijk op gang? Daarover praat Jan met Kees-Jan Hooglander, hoofd noodhulp bij ZOA en Ahmed Abdushaam, hij komt uit Soedan en heeft daar nog familie en vrienden. Presentatie: Jan van Poppel
After you have mastered a zone of apposition (ZOA) during exhalation, you must be able to maintain it. Dr. Sarah Petrich reviews the ZOA and the diaphragm biomechanics during the breathing cycle. She then demonstrates three exercises that train the ZOA and strengthen one's ability to acquire and maintain the ZOA with the coordination of the abdominal muscles.The adduction drop test and apical expansion tests were used with permission from the Postural Restoration Institute®.About Sarah Petrich, PT, DPT, PRC, NCPT:As a specialist in Postural Restoration, Pilates, & Dance Medicine, Dr. Sarah Petrich provides physical therapy and Pilates training focusing on re-balancing posture, alignment and breathing for patients and wellness clients. When not in the clinic or on zoom, she's often traveling around the nation teaching educational courses to healthcare professionals, Pilates instructors and other movement specialists. You can find her and her courses on her website www.sarahpetrich.com or on Instagram at @drsarahpetrich.Follow Oxygen Plus (O+) on Instagram at @oxygenplus and on TikTok @oxygenpluso2
In order to have good diaphragm mechanics on inhalation, you must first master exhalation and be able to acquire a “zone of apposition” (or ZOA). Dr. Sarah Petrich defines what a ZOA is, and the corresponding diaphragm biomechanics.The adduction drop test and apical expansion tests were used with permission from the Postural Restoration Institute®.About Sarah Petrich, PT, DPT, PRC, NCPT: As a specialist in Postural Restoration, Pilates, & Dance Medicine, Dr. Sarah Petrich provides physical therapy and Pilates training focusing on re-balancing posture, alignment and breathing for patients and wellness clients. When not in the clinic or on zoom, she's often traveling around the nation teaching educational courses to healthcare professionals, Pilates instructors and other movement specialists. You can find her and her courses on her website www.sarahpetrich.com or on Instagram at @drsarahpetrich.Follow Oxygen Plus (O+) on Instagram at @oxygenplus and on TikTok @oxygenpluso2
ZOA's Mort Kline joins Jeff to discuss the recent attacks on Israel, the government's military response and clarifying the Hamas sympathy that the corporate media is pushing.
While it's only Tuesday Jeff stays busy with a 2nd visit from RFK Jr. to talk about domestic policy & Mort Kline of ZOA to go over foreign policy on this Tuesday Edition of The Jeff Katz Show.
Dany Garcia, Co-Founder of LinkedIn 2023 Top Startup ZOA Energy, is a committed multi-hyphenate. In addition to ZOA, she's a founder of Seven Bucks Productions, lifestyle brand GSTQ, and co-owner of the XFL alongside her business partner, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. In this episode of #ThisIsWorking the Podcast, Dan Roth and Nina Melendez dig into takeaways from Dan's recent interview with Dany. They talk about what goes into building terrific teams, why relating to your audience is key to growth, and how being the unique person in the room can feel like a shortcoming, but it's actually a superpower. Dan also shares a powerful lesson on why supporting others is a much better choice than than being snarky. To watch Dan's full interview with Dany Garcia, click here. You can also learn more about LinkedIn's Top Startups list of 2023 and see LinkedIn's former CEO Jeff Weiner's approach to team building. Got questions you want to hear our This is Working hosts ask? Share a post or comment on LinkedIn using the hashtag #ThisIsWorking, or drop us a line. You can reach us at ThisisWorking@LinkedIn.com. Follow Dany Garcia, Dan Roth and Nina Melendez on LinkedIn, and subscribe to the This is Working newsletter here: LinkedIn.com/ThisIsWorking
This week, Zoa Glows (they/she) returns from the first season to share how they navigate the workplace as a trans and nonbinary person, and what they wish workplaces would do to make it safer and easier. In this episode, you will learn 1. Why she decided to leave professional performing 2. What hate comments do to their spirit, and how their reactions to it have evolved over time (plus what those of us who follow Zoa on social can do to support them) 3. How some gendered terms may feel good to her in specific situations Resources, references, and full transcripts are available at www.allyshipisaverb.com/episode/zoa-glows-2023-update Host Charlie Ocean (they/them) has a background in LGBTQ+ training, community organizing, and social work. Guest episodes feature at least one allyship tip, including tailored questions given their unique intersecting identities. You can follow them on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Substack. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/allyship-is-a-verb/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/allyship-is-a-verb/support
It was a nice tight show until it wasn't. The boys kicked things off with a tasting of what may be the BEST DAMN PREMIUM ALCOHOLIC #SELTZER period (Chef's Kiss). Once the pleasantries were exchanged, the heat kicked in. The discussions got weird… #Threads vs #Twitter, Hubs vs Clubs, McGregor vs Pauls, Prime vs ZOA, Fantasy vs Best Friend's Wedding, #DC vs #Marvel, and more. Hey.. we told you it got weird! Hold on tight, grab a #Press and enjoy the ride! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/badslant/support
In this week's episode of Scale Your Sales podcast, My guest is Sara Brooks. Sara is the Chief revenue officer of ZOA. Her company empowers the energy transition through brilliant consumer experiences, they believe that energy companies need to work hand-in-hand with consumers to stop climate change. Sara is a commercial leader with 16 years of leadership experience from building and growing commercial teams through hypergrowth in B2B Saas & Fintech across Nordics, Europe, North America. Sara is a fierce feminist and ambassador of women in sales and technology, Iranian born; She grew up in Sweden, and now live in London with husband and two daughters. In this week's episode We talked about powering the energy transition through brilliant customer experiences, how energy companies need to work hand in hand with consumers to stop climate change, recruitment in sales, customer centricity and many more. Welcome to Scale Your Sales podcast, Sara Brooks. Timestamps: 02:25 – Process of entering a new work position 06:30 – Thoughts on the company's seniority level 09:10 – Accumulate experience, knowledge, and skills 14:35 – Being hands-on in a business is a must 17:00 – The process of optimizing people 21:48 – CRO's first move https://www.linkedin.com/in/saradbrooks/ Janice B Gordon is the award-winning Customer Growth Expert and Scale Your Sales Framework founder. She is by LinkedIn Sales 15 Innovating Sales Influencers to Follow 2021, the Top 50 Global Thought Leaders and Influencers on Customer Experience Nov 2020 and 150 Women B2B Thought Leaders You Should Follow in 2021. Janice helps companies worldwide to reimagine revenue growth through customer experience and sales. Book Janice to speak virtually at your next event https://janicebgordon.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janice-b-gordon/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JaniceBGordon Scale Your Sales Podcast: https://scaleyoursales.co.uk/podcast More on the blog https://scaleyoursales.co.uk/blog Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janicebgordon Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScaleYourSalesJBG
1: As much as a person is capable of hating something, I hate the Red Bulls. They have no interest in playing soccer and are the antithesis of Atlanta United. Probably why, after 7 seasons, we hadn't beat them in the regular season. I was very nervous in the opening minutes because we seemed to be playing right into their hands. But fortunately we got the early goal which, is always important, but doubly so against the Bulls. 2: No I seriously, I really hate the Red Bulls. This isn't the kind of soccer I like to consume. I've never been so unbothered by a team building up their own play. Not a single one of their attacking opportunities came from their own build up. For the love of God, the best chance all night came off of OUR corner kick. It was concerning for me how much we tried to play through their press or build up out of the back. It's exactly what they want us to do and yet we did it. At this point the Red Bulls should be as mysterious to us as a blocked toilet is to a plumber. 3: I was very happy to see cards come out early and often for the Bulls. The type of cynical fouls they love to make has to be punished. He definitely missed a few calls and if he suspects there is a head injury he's got to call that immediately. If the suspected injury to a Red Bull player occurs in a promising attack for them and they get upset over the ref stopping g play, that's on them. If they wanna dive and fake injuries constantly then they have to pay the consequences for crying wolf. Live by the sword, die by the sword. 4: I wanna be clear here, Purata is a Gorgeous man, like near Tito levels. But he's been a little inconsistent. He had some truly great moments tonight. In truth he probably stopped at least an attempt on goal, but he does seem to be one of those players that has mistakes of the really growing variety. Admittedly that might be a little unfair because as a defender, generally speaking, mistakes tend to mean more. But nevertheless it's a little concerning. Luis Abram might become very important. 5: I think that will be one the hardest matches we play all season. They're just a miserable team to play against. They're physically and mentally exhausting. I say when we go to Jersey shore for pt2 we give them the ball and let them do the work. More goals would have been nice. It was tense right till the end. GG was in good positions and probably should've put another away, but a hard fought win with a clean sheet against someone we haven't been able to take down over 7 seasons is something I'll happily and proudly take. Also, Zoa is a far superior energy drink.
(00:30) Duitse gemeenten willen hulp bij opvang vluchtelingen Duitse gemeenten willen meer hulp van de regering bij het opvangen van vluchtelingen. Er is door de regering geld beloofd, maar dat is volgens hen lang niet genoeg. Hebben zij een punt? En hoe bijzonder is het dat lokale bestuurders zich hierover in de media uitspreken? Dat vragen wij Duitslandkenner Ulrike Nagel. (09:59) Filmmaker terug uit Syrië Filmmaker en fotograaf Lieuwe Siebe de Jong liep een week mee met hulporganisatie ZOA in de door de aardbeving getroffen stad Aleppo in Syrië. Wat hij daar aantrof was een stad waarvan de wonden van het conflict door de aardbeving nog dieper zijn geworden. Hij sprak met slachtoffers en lokale hulpverleners en merkte dat de angst voor nog een aardbeving de overhand heeft. Maar hij zag ook een drang om te overleven en wat de mensen ervoor over hebben om hun stad- en landgenoten te helpen. (21:21) Uitgelicht In Tsjechië is een petitie gestart om meer seksuele voorlichting op scholen te geven. Journalist Laura Postma praat ons bij.
Heel Nederland komt in actie voor de aardbevingsslachtoffers nu vandaag met Giro 555 geld wordt opgehaald. Daarmee kunnen mensen in Turkije en Syrië worden geholpen aan eten, medicijnen, onderdak en kleding. En waar die hulp in Turkije al op gang komt, gaat dat in Syrië veel moeilijker. Het land wordt al twaalf jaar verscheurd door een burgeroorlog. Maar er is al wel hulp aanwezig. Marjanne van Vliet werkt bij hulporganisatie ZOA en ze vertelt hoe ze Syriërs op dit moment kan helpen in Aleppo. De Nederlands-Syrische Khaled Al Shareef ziet hoe slecht het gaat in z'n oude thuisland. Hij vindt dat er teveel naar Turkije is gekeken sinds de aardbeving en dat de wereld Syrië is vergeten. Reageren? Mail dedag@radio1.nl
#1561: Coconino Chair Patrice Horstman talks VRBO regulation and forest closures. Dan Pollak of ZOA shares disturbing trend. #1561: Thursday, February 2, 2023 (3:00) Jeff's Top News Picks include great snowpack news, election integrity bills at legislature and is a ban on political signs coming? (16:00) Coconino County Chair Patrice Horstman and Director of Community Development Jay Christelman talk regulation of short term rentals and also(30:00) discuss expanding no camping area in National Forest around Flagstaff and part of Oak Creek and possible travel limitations during stage 2 fire restrictions. (44:00) Dan Pollak, Dir. of Gov. Relations for Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) talks about an AZ group allegedly fundraising and sending money to a group with terrorist ties. (64:00) Posters promoting NARCAN in your school is a sign it's time to exit! + AOC flips out in Congress.
Cole Hatter (@ColeHatter ) is the founder of the Thrive Convention. He's a former fire fighter turned missionary turned multi-millionaire real estate investor. He's coined the phrase "Make Money Matter" referring to business who support charitable causes while making a profit. He's given a Ted Talk in 2017 discussing how "Money can buy you happpiness" ——————————————————— Michael's Men of Action program is a Master's course dedicated to helping people elevate their social lives by building elite social circles and becoming higher status. Click the link below to learn more: https://m.moamentoring.com/podcast ———————————————————— Become an affiliate for MOA Mentoring: https://www.moamentoring.com/earn Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MichaelSartain Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-michael-sartain-podcast/id1579791157 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2faAYwvDD9Bvkpwv6umlPO?si=8Q3ak9HnSlKjuChsTXr6YQ&dl_branch=1 Filmed at Sticky Paws Studios: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UComrBVcqGLDs3Ue-yWAft8w 0:00 Intro 1:00 Dan Fleyshman 3:00 * Cole Hatter's Origin Story 5:23 *** Losing My Best Friends 11:02 *** Cole's Comeback 11:34 ** Nick Santonastasso 12:28 *** Cole Becomes a Real Estate Investor 14:51 *** Having No Financial Literacy in 2008 16:01 **** Getting dumped on Cinco De Mayo 16:47 Building Homes for Homeless 17:00 ** Not Going Through a Crash 19:10 * Missionary and Dealing with Tragedies 22:03 **** Thinking Everyone I Love Will Leave Me or Die 24:25 * Healing in Mexico 25:51 *** Chasing a Girl I Have Not Spoken to in 10 months 27:59 *** Charities 32:28 *** For Purpose Businesses 39:03 **** Making the Rock's Zoa a For Purpose Business 40:20 * Stella Artois is a For Purpose Business 41:33 Coming Back to America and Becoming a Multimillionaire 44:00 **** No Such Thing as Work Life Balance 46:55 * Tai Lopez 50:35 ** Sell What They Want, Teach What They Need 52:50 Coles Charity Living The Dream Global 57:09 Progress Not Perfect 1:00:45 * Mentors (Real and Virtual) 1:05:30 Learning to Isolate The Good and Not the Bad 1:06:07 * Investing Advice 1:08:08 **** Brad Lea is Obsessed with Coles Junk 1:09:20 * How Money Can Buy You Happiness 1:13:00 * How Loss Can Change You 1:16:40 ** Going Through Suffering 1:18:44 ThriveGetBig.com
Apollon Nutrition wins our prestigious Brand Of The Year Award, details emerge of a collaboration between Xtend and Airheads candy, C4 Smart Energy gets a revamp, ZOA rebrands and tweaks its formula, and Reign introduces its clean energy drink Reign Storm.
Summary:If you're going to jump into the massive beverage market with a brand new product, you better have some incredible experience and a solid team behind you. And that's exactly what today's guest has. On this episode we're sitting down with Mike Pengue, who has been CEO of ZOA Energy since its launch in March of 2021. Prior to ZOA, Mike was Senior Vice President, General Manager for the Emerging Brands Group at Keurig, Dr. Pepper. He came to Keurig, Dr. Pepper from Bai Brands where he was Chief Strategy Officer, and was instrumental in the 1.65 billion sale to Dr. Pepper Snapple. Mike also spent 20 years at Nestle Waters North America in a variety of positions. His last role there was Executive Vice President, leading the $5 billion brand portfolio that included Perrier Pellegrino, Nestle's Pure Life, Poland Spring, Ozarka, and Deer Park, among others.Mike joined me to share the story of ZOA Energy and the amazing founders he's working with. We also discuss why this new drink is standing out and growing at breakneck speed.Highlights: Mike describes the ZOA Energy drink product, who the founders are and their collective strengths (3:04) Mike's initial thoughts about joining the company (5:58) The brand and what it stands for (7:46) The market size and where ZOA fits (9:18) ZOA's total addressable market (11:57) Mike talks about the company's remarkably fast growth (13:36) How the ZOA team have approached marketing spend (15:38) Mike talks new flavors and their approach to product size (17:12) The challenges that the team is looking at now (21:24) Mike discusses their international growth (23:32) Managing inflation, supply chain and other economic challenges (24:54) The mentors that Mike has had along the way (26:13) Links:ICR TwitterICR LinkedInICR WebsiteMichael Pengue LinkedInMichael Pengue bio - Beverage ForumZOA Energy LinkedInZOA Energy websiteZOA Energy TwitterFeedback:If you have questions about the show, or have a topic in mind you'd like discussed in future episodes, email our producer, marion@lowerstreet.co.
Former President Donald Trump announces a White House bid for 2024 Seattle Way - Patty Murray is going to be 3rd in line for POTUS The Swamp- Chuck Schumer admits why they are letting the migrants in Woke report
The bois discuss Black Adam, Zoa, Annihilation, Cabinet of Curiosities, Decision to Leave, Fall. The Call, Shazam, and more!Join our Patreon for bonus episodes, Discord access, and more: https://www.patreon.com/therearetoomanymoviesMerch: https://www.toomanymovies.com/shopInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/therearetoomanymovies/TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@therearetoomanymoviesListen on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/7lwOlPvIGdlmr6XjnLIAkG?si=4e3d882515824466Subscribe on iTunes:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/there-are-too-many-movies/id1455789421Twitch:https://www.twitch.tv/therearetoomanymoviesTwitter:http://www.twitter.com/tatmmpod00:00 - Cold Open02:21 - Intro05:17 - Annihilation07:55 - Friday the 13th09:17 - Cabinet of Curiosities14:06 - Terrifier 217:37 - Take Out21:24 - Don't Breathe22:58 - Evil Dead 201325:30 - Decision to Leave28:20 - Don't Worry Darling30:46 - Fall35:24 - The Call39:02 - Matilda40:45 - Supermarket Sweep43:02 - Blade Runner47:55 - Shazam50:43 - Black Adam Review01:28:33 - Is It Cinema?01:31:31 - DMT (Dumb Movie Title)01:32:15 - Guess the Budget01:33:48 - Actor Game01:36:38 - Outro
Happy Sci Fi November!!! It's here!!! So apparently there was all this drama around Don't Worry Darling - the movie Captain saw. Would you like to know more? Oh my gosh, I saw something so utterly and unbelievably ridiculous I have to share. I'm getting ready to drink one of the greatest coffees in the world right now… We'll throw a dose of encouragement in for you today. Oh and someone very special may be making a surprise appearance today… Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/iamtherealbrian In This Episode We're on YouTube! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!!
Captain saw Black Adam and will give his recommendation on that. New music. We have an interesting Halloween origin. My cousins came through last week. Butterbeers, Zoa, and Caffeinatrix! By the way, go where you are celebrated. :) We ARE the show for multi passionates and people with a lot of curiosity and interests. Here to make your day… and life… SO MUCH better! Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/iamtherealbrian In This Episode We're on YouTube! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!!
Looking for something spooky this Hallow's Eve? Well, we've got some recommendations for you! So grab a ZOA and have a Halloween chat with us *Not officially sponsored by ZOA* ...yet
The bois discuss Mandy, Chainsaw Man, Terrifier, Halloween, Final Destination, Casper, Do Revenge, and more!Join our Patreon for bonus episodes, Discord access, and more: https://www.patreon.com/therearetoomanymoviesMerch: https://www.toomanymovies.com/shopInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/therearetoomanymovies/TikTok:https://www.tiktok.com/@therearetoomanymoviesListen on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/7lwOlPvIGdlmr6XjnLIAkG?si=4e3d882515824466Subscribe on iTunes:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/there-are-too-many-movies/id1455789421Twitch:https://www.twitch.tv/therearetoomanymoviesTwitter:http://www.twitter.com/tatmmpod00:00 - Cold Open01:05 - Intro05:54 - Chainsaw Man09:29 - 101 Scariest Movie Moments12:10 - Haywire12:55 - Gone Girl13:49 - Terrifier15:59 - Halloween17:00 - Scream 218:14 - Chainsaw Man19:37 - Evil Dead (2013)22:58 - Final Destination 4 & 524:41 - Rat Race27:59 - Casper32:07 - Mystery Men34:10 - Do Revenge35:20 - The Boxer36:55 - American Graffiti41:22 - Mandy01:16:56 - Is It Cinema?01:18:07 - DMT (Dumb Movie Title)01:20:12 - Business Ideas01:20:51 - Guess The Budget01:21:49 - Actor Game01:24:18 - Outro
This week we are brought to you by ZOA. And we also talk about DC movie.
This week on The Mega64 Podcast we try to get sponsored by The Rock's energy drink ZOA, we discuss Metaverse and the future of VR, and of course we have a slapdate for you!
What is the Appalachian Trail? Today we sit down and chat with co-hosts Constantine and Magpie all things Appalachian Trail. The trail that needs no introduction, no description, no embellishment. Known as the Grandfather of trails, you know it, we know it, most hikers and even non-hikers know it, so without further ado, let us define a trail that needs no definition! As always, we painfully begin the show with an energy drink review. We do not know how nor when this intro became our norm, but do not worry, we shall not disappoint you nor ourselves! We introduce our rock, our guiding post, our safe harbor... well more accurately THE ROCK's energy drink, Zoa! It becomes quite the journey. After licking a coconut, we begin our chat on the Appalachian Trail. We chat trail community, we chat rain, rain and more rain. We chat first love, we chat steep learning curves, and we chat bunny slopes. We discuss bear canisters and come out of the proverbial bear den to state a quite unpopular opinion. We discuss responsibility, trail angels, trail towns, and the difference between NoBo and SoBo. We then take a swift dive into the concept of freedom. Pulling ourselves up for a breath of air, we try to quickly tangent out of this minefield of a topic, but give our opinion nonetheless. We chat PG, PG-13, and R rated stories, being "bulky boys", broken knees, green tunnels, and faceplants. We chat pounds of ranch, pounds of carrots, two sleeping bags, an outfit for each day of the week, and electronics on the trail. We discuss success rates with purely hypothetical statistics, we get in touch with our Tennessee roots, we touch on the "downside" of hitchhiking. We chat Naked and Afraid, the concept "AT hiker vibes", privy bonding, touching whiteblazes, and wildlife. We chat shelters, mistakes, and purism vs purity. We wrap the show with a very passionate Ramen Rating Review. A review from the heart but also from the trail. Hang on it gets a tad confusing. Many conflicting feelings, emotions, and thoughts on this trail as it was Constantine's first. Hope some of it makes sense! Only one quote matters this week: "The Appalachian Trail is Summer Camp" To learn more about who we are click the link below: ElevenSkys.com Off Trail Support: www.patreon.com/offtrail
On today's episode, the twins of Twix bars go long form on the political, medicinal, recreational, and habitual ongoings of America's favorite daughter…. Mary Jane. Throw on your tie dye tee, grab a thirst quenching Zoa energy drink and roll into this podcast with your tray table in the full, upright position cuz we're getting high on education. Thanks for listening and remember to send your feedback to www.number9podcast.com or on twitter @Number9pod #podcast #livestream #marijuana --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/number9withtommypodcast/support
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Eve moderated a panel last week on the topic she sadly has too much expertise in covering. Israeli President Isaac Herzog, representatives from ZOA, the Yesha Council, My Israel, Preserving the Eternal and SSI all participated in this important event. Archaeologist and Texan Scott Stripling told of his experiences in the area. Eve and others shared pictures of specific sites and the problems in maintaining their integrity.
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