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Almost There with Dwayne Betts
The Most Human Space of All
In the season two finale, Dwayne speaks with the writer Amy Low about living with the terrible diagnosis of stage four colon cancer, which she chronicled in her memoir, The Brave In-Between: Notes from the Last Room. Amy, who worked at Emerson Collective for nearly a decade, shares what she learned occupying the very “last room” of life: deep gratitude, the power of forgiveness, and how to live each moment with purpose. This season of Almost There is dedicated to the memory of Amy Low. Mentioned in this episode: The Brave In-Between: Notes from the Last...
2025-07-15
29 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
A Place Outside of Geography
For documentary filmmaker Davis Guggenheim, place is as much about emotion and history as it is about a geographic location. Guided by the ways he’s used place in his documentary work – including An Inconvenient Truth, He Named Me Malala, and most recently, Deaf President Now! – Davis turns the tables on Dwayne, asking him about his relationship to the places he has lived, from growing up in PG County, Maryland to serving time in prison as a young man, and how they have shaped his poetry. For more on the work of our guest, Davis Guggenheim: https://concor...
2025-05-27
23 min
If You've Come This Far
Alex Johnston....Building Impact
In this episode, Shaun and Chris sit down with Alex Johnston, philanthropy advisor, author of Money with Meaning, and founder of Building Impact Partners. Alex helps ultra-wealthy individuals bring more joy, purpose, and impact to their giving, but as you'll hear, his deeper work is about human connection and personal transformation. The guys discuss what it means to live with intention, how to grow from childhood wounds, and why moving from fear to joy might be the most important shift a person can make. Alex opens up about his own journey — from valedictorian and Rhodes Scholar to a man wh...
2025-05-07
1h 07
UPTHINKING FINANCE
Tariffs, Inflation, and the Death of Globalization with Alex Krainer
Upthinking Finance™ is now trademarkedIt’s a pleasure to welcome back to the show, Mr. Alex Krainer, a highly respected expert in finance and economics. A former hedge fund manager and portfolio manager, Alex is also the founder of I-System Trend Following, an innovative strategy focused on market trends. He’s authored several books on market dynamics and economic trends, and his insights are in high demand, often featured on podcasts worldwide. Beyond his professional success, Alex is a devoted father of two. Today, we’re excited to have him return to share his expertise...
2025-04-16
46 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
Our buildings are making us sick. Could they heal us instead?
Before Michael Murphy became an architect, his father was diagnosed with terminal cancer. For the next eighteen months, as his father was treated, they worked together to restore their old family home. When the house was completed, his father’s cancer was in remission, and he told Michael that the project saved his life.Today, as the founder of MASS Design Group and lead designer on projects like the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama, and the Butaro Hospital in Rwanda, Michael is committed to making buildings that can heal, reshaping our understanding of wh...
2025-04-01
34 min
The Queer Stuff Pod
All Things Bottoming | Alex Hall
24: I sit down with Alex Hall, co-founder and host of The Bottom’s Digest, to talk all things bottoming. As a sexual health educator and body autonomy activist, Alex is on a mission to make sex education accessible, no matter where you’re from or what you’re into. We get into the biggest bottoming barriers, from physical challenges to common myths. Alex shares expert tips on safe douching, trigger foods, and his signature "butt clock technique." Topics Discussed: The origins of The Bottom’s Digest Commo...
2025-03-10
50 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
What you learn when you sail around the world without a compass
Sailing around the world is very, very hard. But sailing around the world without the help of modern navigation technology? Shouldn’t that be impossible? Not for Lehua Kamalu, who has captained her way across our great oceans as the Voyaging Director for the Polynesian Voyaging Society, an organization based in Hawaii that perpetuates traditional Polynesian voyaging and the spirit of exploration. Lehua travels the ocean in Hōkūle’a, a double-hulled canoe designed to replicate ancient Polynesian voyaging vessels, powered only by traditional wayfinding methods that rely on the natural elements—the sun, stars, and ocean wildlife.In...
2025-03-01
32 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
How to teach history in a divided America? Let students think for themselves
Chuck Yarborough is a sixth-generation Mississippian who teaches American history at one of the best high schools in the state, The Mississippi School of Mathematics and Science. In the midst of a national debate on how we teach American history to young people, Chuck doesn’t just rely on textbooks. Instead, he sends his students to original sources to research overlooked and untold histories, helping them turn what they learn into vivid public performance for their community. “I try to create spaces where students can engage with difficult topics, in an environment where they can be honest and where all...
2025-02-01
34 min
Hear Some Evil
53. Alex McKenna and the Geranium Deaths w/ Vicki-Ann Bush
Emerson sits down with Vicki to share some stories. Her journey into the realm of the spiritual and supernatural was initiated at birth. Her early years were spent in Queens, New York known for having more people passed on than alive, as well as having several Gothic cemeteries within walking distance of its communities. At the age of 15, she moved to Los Angeles, California taking her fertile imagination with her. After meeting her future husband, Ronald Bush, her new homeland became Las Vegas, Nevada. As a mother of two, her first published book in 2008, Winslow Willow the Woodland Fairy...
2025-01-18
1h 12
UPTHINKING FINANCE
US Election Preview
In today’s episode, we dive into the significance of the 2024 Presidential Election. While every election impacts the country, this one feels especially critical, with far-reaching consequences that extend beyond U.S. borders.Our guest is Alex Krainer, a former hedge fund manager, market analyst, and creator of the I-System trend-following model. With his unique global perspective, we explore the potential implications of this election on both the U.S. and the world.You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...Is it possible that the 2024 presidential election won't happen? [2:15]Wh...
2024-11-01
54 min
If You've Come This Far
Alex Grodd...The Disagreement
In this episode, Chris and Shaun talk with Alex Grodd, founder of The Disagreement. The guys discuss Bill Bradley, curiosity, entrepreneurship, Alex’s first start-up: A Better Lesson, education, healthy disagreement, tattoos, free will, rubrics, and more. For more about The Disagreement: https://www.thedisagreement.com/And to check out a Better Lesson: https://betterlesson.comThis episode is brought to you by Half Acre Brewery. Check out the wonderful beers on Half Acre's website.
2024-10-14
1h 19
UPTHINKING FINANCE
Getting Real with John Waters and Alex Krainer
How will the upcoming US elections impact the geopolitical landscape? We recently saw an attempt on former President Trump’s life. Biden “bowed out” of running for another term. How does that play a role in upcoming elections? We’ve seen and continue to see the pollution of elections worldwide. Will things change? John Waters and Alex Krainer return to discuss the current geopolitical landscape in episode #59 of UPThinking Finance™.You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...Running for office in Ireland [1:40] The pollution of elections worldwide [7:31] Dissecting the attempted assassination [12:07] Why the upcom...
2024-08-09
1h 00
The New Thinkery
Ralph Waldo Emerson's The American Scholar
Join the guys as they delve into Ralph Waldo Emerson's brief essay, "The American Scholar," picking apart the diagnostic value of Emerson's view of the American mind. Through insightful discussions and thorough analysis, they explore the relevance and implications of Emerson's ideas in the modern world, offering a critique of Emerson's transcendentalism and challenging its practicality and impact on contemporary thought.
2024-07-17
50 min
The Eagle's View
Eagle's View Presents - Should All Grades Have Recess?
The Eagle's View Presents is back for the summer! Our summer panelist will do their best to keep up the great work from the first group and try to stay on topic! Listen in as Abe, Alex, Daphne, Ethan, Marc and Theo discuss the benefits of recess for all grades, not just lower school students. Be sure to like, share, follow or subscribe to this channel to make sure you do not miss any new episodes from the students of Emerson School. https://www.facebook.com/theemersonschool/
2024-07-12
16 min
Sports By The Book
Episode 232: NY Subway Series, Chicago Bears Preview, WNBA with Terrel Emerson | June 25, 2024
Join our Sports Book Crew as they share their expert sports betting advice on 'Sports By The Book' here at the South Point Studio.Special Guest: Terrel Emerson.
2024-06-25
1h 03
UPTHINKING FINANCE
“TWO” with Alex Krainer, Ep #51
This episode marks the second anniversary of UPThinking Finance™. Alex Krainer was our guest for our first anniversary, so it made perfect sense to invite him back again. In this episode of UPThinking Finance™, he speaks on both financial topics and the ever-changing geopolitical landscape. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...The turmoil in the financial markets [2:02]How does this thing blow up? [6:45] Is a black swan event going to happen? [9:56] Will the Fed eventually lose its power? [15:09] Numerous countries are united in a hatred of the US [17:11] Why it’s time to f...
2024-04-26
46 min
Ecommerce Unlocked
The Dyper Difference: Use Storytelling to Build Brand and Loyalty with Alex Vailas
SummaryIn this episode, Alex Vailas, Senior Vice President of Brand Marketing at Dyper, shares insights on how Dyper stands out in a competitive market dominated by big brands. She discusses the importance of storytelling and how Dyper focuses on the future of children and the planet. Alex also talks about their innovative marketing strategies, including their Dyper card and re-diaper programs. She emphasizes the need for brands to think outside the box and challenge the status quo to make a real impact. In this conversation, Alex Vailas discusses the importance of authenticity and honesty in marketing...
2024-03-19
38 min
The Eagle's View
Alumni View - John Nicklas and Alex Hassan
In this episode we hear from John Nicklas (Class of 2012) and Alex Hassan (Class of 2008). They both will share their amazing life journeys and how Emerson helped mold them into the professionals they are today. Enjoy!
2024-02-05
08 min
UPTHINKING FINANCE
A Message of Unity and Hope with Alex Krainer
For the last 400–500 years Western Powers controlled and dominated global trade and finance. Alex Krainer believes that the current empire is coming to an end. The world is shifting, both politically and economically. He also believes that these inevitable processes are leading us toward better things. It may seem that the world is falling apart but we might actually be working toward a better future. He shares his thoughts in this episode of UPThinking Finance™.You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...Alex’s thoughts on the world right now [2:57]The two fo...
2023-12-08
51 min
Wandering But Not Lost Podcast | Business Tips & Techniques for Life Balance
ASK 5! an Interview w/ Alex Giannetti
In Episode 265, co-hosts Matt Emerson & Jan O'Brien welcome the author of the book Great People Know Great People, Alex Giannetti. Alex has been working in the Real Estate Industry for many years and has perfected the art of networking. He tells his unabridged story in the book and provides rich details on how to start from zero and build a strong referral network. The book is a must-have on your shelf, and Alex is knowledgeable, engaging, and an all-around great guy! And now, Alex Giannetti... Find our show notes at https://www.wbnlcoaching.com/podcast.
2023-11-13
53 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
You can do WHAT with seaweed???
Joan Salwen has a thing for cows. After all, she grew up helping her grandfather tend to the livestock on his farm in Iowa. But as an adult, Joan was shocked to learn that cows are pretty terrible for the environment: they burp huge amounts of methane, a destructive greenhouse gas driving climate change. So she built a company, Blue Ocean Barns, around a surprising solution: making feed with a red seaweed native to Hawaii that dramatically reduces cows’ methane emissions when they eat it in small amounts. It’s an innovation that could make farmers like Joan’s Grandp...
2023-11-07
31 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
Want to protect democracy? Hug an election official.
Across the U.S., local election administrators are the unsung heroes of democracy, helping to protect our right to vote. But who is protecting them? Scarce resources and increasing threats of violence are causing many in the profession to find new jobs. Fortunately, Tiana Epps-Johnson has big ideas on how to make their jobs easier. Tiana and her nonpartisan organization, Center for Tech and Civic Life, provide local officials in the U.S. with the funding, technology, and training they need to administer secure, modern elections. “We are laser-focused on a vision where our country’s election officials have the...
2023-10-31
29 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
The marvelous connections between poetry and medicine
Sri Shamasunder likes to say he was a poet before he was a doctor. His college mentor, the legendary poet and activist June Jordan, passed away from cancer during his first year of medical school, but had a lasting impact on his practice of medicine. She encouraged him to harness righteous anger and to use his voice to fight inequity, inspiring Shamasunder’s work as a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, and as the co-founder and director of the HEAL Initiative, an equity-based global health fellowship that provides quality care for communities in need ar...
2023-10-24
46 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
The anti-slavery roots of America’s public parks
When Hurricane Katrina barreled toward her home stretch of the Gulf Coast, Sara Zewde had not yet decided what she wanted to do professionally. But the aftermath of the storm inspired her to work across ecology, infrastructure, and culture as a landscape architect. Today, she runs Studio Zewde, a landscape-architecture practice based in New York City, and is an assistant professor at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design. As one of just a few Black female landscape architects, she is dedicated to building culturally-responsive spaces where people experience a sense of belonging. “People walk around Central Park, around landscapes, arou...
2023-10-17
34 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
If farmworkers picked the food, shouldn’t they get a seat at the table?
Tonight at dinner, you are likely to eat something that was picked by a farmworker. This is back-breaking work, involving long hours in the hot sun. And yet farmworkers, many of whom are immigrants to the U.S., often do not have basic workplace protections like heat standards or overtime pay. “The cruel irony in this country is that the very people who nourish us often can’t afford to put food on their own table,” says Diana Tellefson Torres. The granddaughter of a migrant worker herself, Diana’s work at the UFW Foundation is helping ensure farmworkers have a voice...
2023-10-10
30 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
What the AIDS epidemic taught this nurse about keeping the world healthy
Sheila Davis began her career as a nurse working on the front lines of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Boston. Today, lessons from that experience guide her work as the CEO of Partners In Health, the global health nonprofit with nearly 20,000 people, providing care across 11 countries, from Rwanda to Haiti. Building on the legacy of PIH founder and Sheila’s longtime friend Dr. Paul Farmer, who died unexpectedly in 2022, Sheila and her team of doctors, nurses, clinicians, and administrators are working to establish medical centers, educate future generations of health care workers, and directly provide care to those who ne...
2023-10-03
33 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
Is it possible to build a great school in a prison?
Each year, more than 200,000 young people are held in hundreds of juvenile-detention centers across the U.S., many of which do not provide a quality education to the students in their care. David Domenici is working to change that. He co-founded the Maya Angelou Schools, a successful network of alternative schools in Washington, D.C. that includes the Maya Angelou Academy, located inside Washington’s juvenile-correctional facility. In 2011, he founded BreakFree Education, which works closely with teachers and incarcerated students to advocate for policy change and advise prison educational programs. “By ensuring young people in prison receive the education they...
2023-09-26
19 min
The Murdaugh Murders, Money & Mystery | Unsolved South Carolina
Alex Murdaugh guilty plea & asset forfeiture
Alex Murdaugh entered a guilty plea Thursday to federal fraud and money laundering conspiracy charges, marking the first formal acknowledgment of guilt by the disgraced former attorney. But of course, nothing in the Murdaugh case could ever be so straightforward. The hearing concluded with Murdaugh's attorneys requesting Judge Richard Gergel sign an immediate forfeiture order for Alex's assets to be seized by the federal government. Lawyers Jim Griffin and Dick Harpootlian projected altruism for Murdaugh's victims and cited a need to prevent other lawyers from "burning off" the money recovered by state court officers in charge of Alex's money...
2023-09-23
52 min
UPTHINKING FINANCE
As Goes Ireland, So Goes the World
In the early 1980s, John Waters—an Irish thinker, talker, and author—was a correspondent for Ireland’s “The Hot Press,” a Rock & Roll newspaper. He contributed reviews and interviews and wrote a regular radio review column. He shifted the paper from rock and folk music to a wider engagement with politics and culture. He’s written several books, including his most recent, “Give Us Back the Back Roads.” In this episode of Upthinking Finance™, John joins me to discuss what’s happening in Ireland and how it reflects on the greater world. From a loss of pride in one’s...
2023-09-22
44 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
You—yes, you—can decide how the government spends money
Shari Davis first began dreaming about how to empower young people as a teenager, while serving on the Mayor's Youth Council in Boston. In 2014, the Mayor of Boston asked Shari to launch the country's first youth-focused “participatory budgeting” effort—a democratic process in which community members directly decide how to spend part of a public budget. Today, Shari co-leads the Participatory Budgeting Project, which has helped more than 700,000 people in over 30 cities directly decide how to spend $400 million in public funds. The process has led to new art walls, park renovations, student centers, and imaginative public safety efforts. In th...
2023-09-19
31 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
Following the data to a fairer criminal justice system
You can’t change what you can’t see. And good data, Amy Bach believes, is one of the keys to seeing what’s not working in our criminal justice system. She is the founder of Measures for Justice, a nonpartisan, non-profit organization developing data tools to help both community advocates and law enforcement reshape how the criminal justice system works. Amy believes that data trends from a local criminal justice system – like the racial disparities in diversions for felony convictions, for instance – can become tools to help communities advocate for real change, and can, at the same time, be a way f...
2023-09-12
31 min
Counter Apologetics
Debate: Is God Finite?
Alex Strasser (Protestant) and John Buck (Catholic) debate the merits of finite theism, the view that God is limited in power. Theistic finitism is less vulnerable to the problem of evil than perfect being theism, but are there other trade-offs that make the notion of a finite God less defensible overall? John is defending the view that strong versions of omnipotence avoid problems of vagueness, arbitrariness, ad hocness, lack of predictive power, and complexity that limited models of God suffer from. John also thinks that a new problem of evil arises that is particular only to limited...
2023-09-05
2h 19
The Eagle's View
Season Two - Finale
Welcome to The Eagles View: Summer Edition. Arzoee returns to host the season finale. She will be joined by Alex, Emma, William and Yacoub to reflect on what we learned this past year at Emerson. Here is a taste of what you will hear before you go back and enjoy your much deserved break. 1) Tips for Fifth Graders 2) Transitmania 3 3) Strange But True Holidays: August 17-31 4) Play What! As always...The Joke of the Week. Thank you for checking...
2023-08-23
09 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
Could virtual reality make us better coworkers?
Work isn’t just the place where we work. It’s also the place where we meet new people who are different from us, which is why Elise Smith thinks the office is the perfect place to start building a more empathetic world. She is the co-founder and CEO of Praxis Labs, an immersive learning startup that is reimagining diversity, equity, and inclusion training for corporate America. Using virtual reality, workers take on new perspectives, experiencing incidents of bias or discrimination from multiple points of view, and get to actually practice responding. The goal: to build empathy and spark beha...
2023-08-22
32 min
UPTHINKING FINANCE
Gangs & Healing: A Return Visit with Underground Ministries, Ep #36
Alex Sanchez grew up in an area where drug use, gangs, poverty, and racism were a part of everyday life. He lost his dad at the young age of two. He just wanted to be accepted, but society rejected him. But the gang culture accepted him. He was constantly told he wasn’t going to amount to anything. He lived into what they said he would be. His aggression fueled by the gang culture and drug addiction led to violence and inflicting pain on others. Ultimately, he landed a 10-year prison sentence. Underground Ministries directly chan...
2023-08-18
34 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
Native life is everywhere. Just look around.
A member of the Crow/Apsáalooke tribe, Wendy Red Star was raised on the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana, which encompasses two million acres. And while she was immersed in Crow culture growing up, she didn’t really learn the broader history of Indigenous people in the U.S. until college. Today as a visual artist, Wendy centers this history, along with Native life and culture, in work that spans imaginative self-portraiture, vivid collage, and site-specific installation. An avid researcher, Wendy re-examines cultural artifacts and historical imagery, using them as inspiration for work that is inquisitive, witty, and tho...
2023-08-15
40 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
When Black mothers have the financial freedom to dream
In 2018, Aisha Nyandoro launched what is today the longest-running guaranteed income program in the U.S. after doing something radical: asking Black women what they needed most. The support of monthly cash payments of $1,000 from the Magnolia’s Mothers Trust has allowed Black mothers in Jackson, Mississippi to put food on the table, do that long-delayed car repair, enroll a child in their first dance class, or save for a family home. Now, Aisha wants to reimagine the social safety net all together, driven by the insight that what’s most transformative for families is having the financial resources to i...
2023-08-08
31 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
What if we let asylum seekers fix our immigration system?
As the daughter of a Guatemalan immigrant and a Cuban refugee, Conchita Cruz first got involved in immigrants’ rights work to support her own family. Today, she is the co-executive director of the Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP), the largest organization of asylum seekers in U.S. history, with over 500,000 members. Supporting people who have fled their home countries in search of safety and protection, ASAP provides resources to help their members navigate the legal system and advocates for a more inclusive country through litigation, policy, and storytelling. “Only an organized collective of asylum seekers has the power to fund...
2023-08-01
31 min
The Eagle's View
4 Days 4 Fishing
Welcome to The Eagles View: Summer Edition. Jeff will be our host for this week's summer episode. He will be joined by Alex, Eli, Emma and Yacoub to reflect on what we learned this past year at Emerson. Here is a taste of what you will hear before you go back and enjoy your much deserved break. 1) This Week in History: July 26 to August 1 2) Four Day School Week 3) Strange But True Holidays: July 26 to August 1 4) Over Fishing PSA As always...The Joke of...
2023-07-26
07 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
How does it feel to be known as a “felon” forever?
Robert Stewart defended his doctoral dissertation almost 11 years to the day after he walked out of prison. Today, as a sociological criminologist at the University of Maryland, he researches the experiences and beliefs of people who have also been through the criminal legal system. Asking important questions about civic inclusion, Robert has researched the startling impact of criminal records on college admissions, and today is working to understand the political beliefs of the 4.6 million Americans who are barred from voting due to a felony conviction. “We have to rethink the labels that we apply to people,” Rob says. “We have t...
2023-07-25
34 min
The Eagle's View
Who Would Invent A Water Balloon?
Welcome to The Eagles View: Summer Edition. Arzoee returns to host this week's summer episode. She will be joined by Alex, Ethan, William and Yacoub to reflect on what we learned this past year at Emerson. Here is a taste of what you will hear before you go back and enjoy your much deserved break. 1) Play What 2) Strange But True Holidays: July 19-25 3) Transitmania 2 4) History of Water Balloons As always...The Joke of the Week. Thank you for...
2023-07-19
07 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
Want to run for office? Here's how.
When life-long politics nerd Amanda Litman woke up the day after the 2016 election, and the candidate she had been working for lost, she didn’t wallow. Instead, she launched Run for Something, an organization that helps young people run for office. The organization’s team of experts offers guidance to potential candidates under 40 on everything from selecting a race, to planning a campaign, to what to do after Election Day. (They even help candidates cope with a hard loss.) Since launching, Run for Something has helped more than 800 candidates across the U.S. run for office and win.In...
2023-07-18
35 min
The Eagle's View
Why Independence Day?
Welcome to The Eagles View: Summer Edition. Alex will be hosting this episode and he will be joined by Bella, Blake, Ruby and Yacoub to reflect on what we learned this past year at Emerson. Here is a taste of what you will hear before you go back and enjoy your much deserved break. 1) This Week in History: June 28 - July 4 2) Strange But True Holidays: June 28 - July 4 3) Why Do We Celebrate...
2023-06-28
04 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
This profoundly simple act can save the lives of millions of Black women
Walking is the single most powerful thing a Black woman can do for her health, according to Morgan Dixon and Vanessa Garrison. Black women and girls experience higher rates of hypertension and diabetes, higher maternal mortality, and overall shorter life expectancy than other Americans. As a practical first step to healing and transforming their own lives, members of their organization, GirlTrek, form local groups that walk together in their neighborhoods. Today, GirlTrek has blossomed into a global community of over 1.5 million walkers, making it the nation’s largest nonprofit focused on the health of Black women and girls. “We know...
2023-06-27
34 min
Almost There with Dwayne Betts
How America can tell the truth about the history of slavery
How do we remember the darkest parts of our collective past—from slavery in the U.S. to the Holocaust in Germany—while moving steadily forward? This question has driven poet and journalist Clint Smith to travel the U.S. and cross oceans in search of places, stories, and public memorials that deepen our shared understanding of what human beings have done to each other, and how we can collectively heal. He is the author of the book How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America, and the new book of poems, Above Grou...
2023-06-20
36 min
bomboclatt
BETTER ALEX REMIX
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2023-05-28
02 min
bomboclatt
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2023-05-27
05 min
The Eagle's View
Drop the Puck
Fifth grader August returns to not only host The Eagle's View, but he has a segment as well. August will be sharing a part of his Passion Project on hockey with an original reader's theater, NHL Jeopardy. He will be joined by fourth graders Alex and Bella. Alex makes his return for another edition of Play What? and Bella has a PSA about food waste. New episodes will be dropping every Wednesday. Be sure to like, share and subscribe so you don't miss any new episodes...even in the summer!
2023-05-17
08 min
The Eagle's View
Art Supplies for Ukraine
Thank you for listening to "The Eagle's View", fifth grader Alex returns to host this special episode. The third graders Kayden, Brenna, Olivia and Dia from Emerson’s Kaleidoscope Group have organized a drive to collect art supplies for children in Ukraine. Fifth grader Nathan shares "A Day in the Life" of a cat and fourth grader Roya has a public service announcement about food insecurity. We also have as always, "The Joke of the Week". Please donate those art supplies to Emerson before May 22nd for the children of the Ukraine.
2023-05-10
07 min
Canonball
Discussing "Self-Reliance," "Heroism," "The American Scholar," And Other Essays By Ralph Waldo Emerson
Send us a textIn this episode of Canonball we discuss "Self-Reliance," "Heroism," "The American Scholar," and other essays by Ralph Waldo Emerson, who lived in the 19th century.Get a copy of my edition of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein at my website: VollrathPublishing.comAlso do not hesitate to reach out using the contact form found there.
2023-05-02
57 min
The Eagle's View
Waffles Are Ripped!
Welcome to the Eagles View, a podcast by the students of Emerson School. Fifth grader Alex is your host for this week’s educational and entertaining show. This week, we have Henry from Fifth grade discussing "This or That", Yacoub from Fourth Grade has a public service announcement on how to protect bees, and Oliver from fourth grade presenting "This Week in History" and as always, The Joke of The Week.
2023-04-26
07 min
The eCommerce Sharehouse
Where Should You Manufacture Your First Product with Alex Burdge
When you are just getting started with your first eCommerce business it is overwhelming trying to navigate how to make the product a reality.Today we talked with Alex Burdge, co-founder and CEO at Shyft. Alex has a background in product design, working with manufacturers all around the world, and so much more within the supply chain world. He has built a large team of experts that can take your idea and make it come to reality without you having to go through the learning curve of starting a new venture.Learn more about how...
2023-04-06
48 min
The Eagle's View
2023 State Champion
Fifth grader Alex is back to host this edition of "The Eagle's View" a podcast by the students of Emerson School in Ann Arbor, MI. Elijah from Fifth Grade presents his first place State Champion InvestWrite Essay. We have Fourth Grader Alex performing a "Play What" and, fifth grader Blake with fourth Grader Rafay starting a brand new segment for Future Eagles. We also have the Joke of The Week. Enjoy this thrilling episode!
2023-04-05
10 min
The Eagle's View
Kids Teaching Adults
Welcome to a very special episode of "The Eagle's View", which will be our submission to the fifth annual NPR Student Podcast Challenge! Fifth grader Evan hosts this episode where the roles have been reversed, kids will be teaching adults! Our fifth grade teachers are Ella (learning), Online Teacher Alex (creativity) and Arzoee (forgiveness). Blake and Cody have also contributed with original music created in Emerson's AMP program. Just because this is school does not mean we can not have a laugh, so as always we have "The Joke of the Week." Enjoy and...
2023-03-29
07 min
UPTHINKING FINANCE
“ONE” with Alex Krainer
The people I’ve interviewed are inspiring. They aren’t just in this field for financial gain but are passionate about what they do. One year ago I had my first interview with Alex Krainer. In honor of the anniversary of this podcast, Alex Krainer will join me again. Alex is the founder of Krainer Analytics and the creator of I-System Trend Following. Alex is a former market analyst, Futures trader, and hedge fund manager. Alex also authors the daily “Trend Compass Report,” with both economic and political commentary. In this episode, we talk about the large-s...
2023-03-24
43 min
The Eagle's View
I Like Pi
Welcome to The Eagles View, a podcast by the students of Emerson School in Ann Arbor, MI. Alex from fifth grade and will be your host for this week’s podcast with Keshav from 3rd grade talking about pi digits, Bella from 4th grade discussing women’s history, and Eli from 4th grade talking about plane facts. Last but certainly not least, we have Emerson’s Own Librarian Linda recommending some wonderful books and as always, The Joke of the Week! Enjoy!
2023-03-08
08 min
The Eagle's View
Snow Much Fun!
Fifth grader Alex returns to host for the third time. He is joined by fourth graders Ethan (What To Do On A Snow Day), Jeffrey (Grandma's Apple Pie) and Rafay (Tips For Safely Shoveling Snow). Alex also has "This Week in History" February 1 to 7 and as always "The Joke of the Week." Enjoy!
2023-02-01
05 min
Roots
Ep. 22 | Hearing God's Voice: A Caution
Today, I get the pleasure of chatting with Austin and Emerson about hearing directly from God outside of Scripture. Specifically, I try to introduce healthy caution in experiencing and communicating the voice of God in daily life. This is a complex topic so please listen in! Please consider following us on Instagram for episode updates and additional content! We love you so much - glory to God alone in everything! Follow Austin on Instagram Follow Bring Your Bible on Instagram (Connect with Emerson here) Got Questions article about the canon Music by M...
2022-11-22
1h 05
The Eagle's View
Fall Is Giving
Fourth grader Roya makes her hosting debut on this week's episode. She will be joined by fellow fourth grader Rafay as he interviews fifth grader Alex about his experience at camp. Fifth graders Arvind and Ben will also be on the show discussing some serious issues along with a brief history lesson. Third graders Ajit and Ruby join "Poetry Corner" with their original poem "Fall Is" and Matthew has the Joke of the Week. Please do not forget to donate your non-perishable food items this week at Emerson. If you are interested in helping out...
2022-11-16
08 min
Roots
Ep. 21 | The Kind of Church Our Generation Needs
Today, I get the pleasure of chatting with Austin and Emerson about the kind of church our generation needs. When I say generation, I am specifically talking about Gen Z/Millenial. There is SO much rich content surrounding this topic. What does the Bible say? Join us today as we chat! Please consider following us on Instagram for episode updates and additional content! We love you so much - glory to God alone in everything! Follow Austin on Instagram Follow Bring Your Bible on Instagram (Connect with Emerson here) Music by Music_U...
2022-11-08
46 min
The Eagle's View
Are You Afraid of an Eagle?
Join 5th grader Alex as he dives into what you are afraid of and what you should not be. Alex will be joined by fellow 5th grader Easton along with 4th graders Alex and Angelina. Kindergartener Veehan will be tickling your funny bone (AHH BONES!) with The Joke of the Week. Enjoy!
2022-10-12
07 min
Roots
Ep. 19 | How To Become "Spiritually Mature"
Today, I get the pleasure of chatting with Austin Fry and Emerson Collins AGAIN! This time, we talk about how to become spiritually mature. In our Christian life, God is consistently making us more mature. How can we participate well during this process? Join us TODAY as we chat about this important practice. Please consider following us on Instagram for episode updates and additional content! We love you so much - glory to God alone in everything! Follow Austin on Instagram Follow Bring Your Bible on Instagram (Connect with Emerson here) Music b...
2022-10-11
1h 22
Roots
Ep. 16 | What Even Is Calvinism?
Roots is BACK BABY! Today, I get the pleasure of chatting with Austin Fry and Emerson Collins about Calvinism. This is one of the most popular questions asked about Christianity; TODAY we ask you to join us while we tackle this pertinent question. Please consider following us on Instagram for episode updates and additional content! We love you so much - glory to God alone in everything! Follow Austin on Instagram Follow Bring Your Bible on Instagram (Connect with Emerson here) Music by Music_Unlimited from Pixabay Music by FASSounds from Pixabay Mat...
2022-09-02
1h 05
The Eagle's View
I Want My Eagle's View
Brenton makes his hosting debut in this weeks episode and shares This Week In History as well. He is joined by Alex, Arzoee, Dottie, Evan, Fayfay, Maddie and Nathan. This Week In History by Brenton Joke of the Week by Fayfay Junk Food Debate from 2021 featuring Alex, Arzoee, Dottie, Evan, Maddie and Nathan when they were in 3rd grade. We hope you enjoy and share!
2022-07-27
06 min
The Scrimba Podcast
Take a Chance, Even If Things Sound Weird and You Don't Feel Ready: How Wemerson Learned to Code and Landed a Dream Job in a Web3 Startup
🎙 About the episodeMeet Wemerson Queiroz 🇧🇷! Wemerson never thought he was going to become a developer. He started studying computer science, dropped out, and spent ten years working in sales because he wanted to earn money immediately. Ten years later, he realized he was unhappy (after all, money is not everything), learned to code, and got his first developer job in no time!What got him back into IT was Blockchain, so he first started learning Solidity before realizing he should first learn the basics. Shortly after, those basics got him a job at a startup...
2022-07-26
30 min
The Eagle's View
Another State Champion!
This week Kelvin takes over and here is what he has in store for you! This or That with Avery, Alex, Ben, Ellie and Serena Away From the Nest with Jack Joke of the Week from Fayfay Alex will be sharing his State Championship InvestWrite Spring Essay (fifth place national). Congratulations Alex! Don't forget to share, like and subscribe as we will be bringing you new episodes all summer long!
2022-07-13
10 min
The Murdaugh Murders, Money & Mystery | Unsolved South Carolina
BREAKING: Alex Murdaugh to be charged in murders of wife & son
After 400 days, state police in South Carolina are finally close to charging a suspect in connection to the June 2021 murders of Maggie and Paul Murdaugh. Thr Murdaugh family confirmed Tuesday, July 12, the suspect who will face charges is none other than Alex Murdaugh — Maggie's husband and Paul's father.Alex's brother, John Marvin Murdaugh, confirmed to podcast host Anne Emerson Tuesday South Carolina state police agents met with the Murdaugh family to inform them of criminal charges forthcoming against Alex related to Maggie and Paul's deaths.To be clear, charges haven't been formally brought against Alex ju...
2022-07-13
08 min
The Bridge by OR360
Can Emerson Levy flip another central Oregon seat blue? EP 63
Emerson Levy is the Democratic nominee for the new House District 53 (Bend and Redmond) in Central Oregon. Levy ran for the seat in 2020 against now-Rep. Jack Zika, losing by about 14 points. In 2020, the district was R+6, but after redistricting, it's D+4--and Zika isn't running for re-election (Republicans nominated Michael Sipe). This could be one of the closest legislative races in the state. Levy is an attorney, mom, and community leader in Bend. She is active with the Deschutes County Democratic Party, serving as Vice Chair, and has volunteered on the Oregon Task Force for School Safety. She has...
2022-06-29
51 min
The Eagle's View
Alex's Lemonade Stand
Kate is back and this time she is hosting (with some help from Maitreyi). This episode will feature a few new segments for the summer (Outside the Nest and This or That) along with some returning favorites (Play What!, Joke of the Week and Poetry Corner). Here's the rundown! Outside the Nest: Olivia will give you all the information about "Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation" on Sunday, June 12th from 11 to 1 PM in downtown Ann Arbor, MI (don't worry you can still donate online if you cannot make it). This or That: Avery will be asking ra...
2022-06-08
11 min
Super Reformed Bros
Episode 9: Bryan Emerson Interview
In this episode we have an awesome conversation with Bryan Emerson! We discuss the Regulative Principle, Chick-fil-a and his podcast (that you should check out!) called Balm in Gilead. We also hear how he came to believe in Covenant Theology and became a Presbyterian. This is one you DO NOT want to miss!!! If you want to leave us a voicemail you can at https://anchor.fm/alex-slater5/message and if you want to email us you can at superreformedbros@icloud.com
2022-05-24
1h 12
The Murdaugh Murders, Money & Mystery | Unsolved South Carolina
How Alex Murdaugh Stole Millions of Dollars | The Murdaugh Murders, Money & Mystery | Unsolved South Carolina
(Originally published January 27, 2022)We take a close look at the 70+ state grand jury charges against Alex Murdaugh related to alleged fraud and money laundering schemes the attorney used against his own clients.A barrage of criminal indictments since November 2021 say Alex Murdaugh allegedly stole nearly $9 million from more than a dozen victims over the course of 11 years.In this episode, one of those reported victims — S.C. Highway Patrol Lt. Tommy Moore — tells how Alex Murdaugh lied and stole from him with a smile on his face, as the trooper dealt with debilitating injuries...
2022-04-14
27 min
UPTHINKING FINANCE
You may never have heard of Trend Following as an investment strategy. That’s because it’s not a commonly followed approach for any of the Finance Experts you’ll find out there. It’s an investing approach that has been in existence for a long time but has only been used by hedge funds, until now. My guest on this episode is Alex Krainer, Founder of Krainer Analytics and I-System Trend Following. He’s served in the financial industry as a hedge fund manager, market analyst, and futures trader since 1996. He’s also the author of many books. He publishes the daily “Trend Compass Report,” which I have found extremely valuable. This episode will introduce you to the concept of Trend Following, explain the basics of how it works, and walk you through Alex’s experience as what might be considered a “contrary” voice in the investing world. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Trend following: a helpful tool for developing investment strategies [1:40] Alex’s experience and development of t
You may never have heard of Trend Following as an investment strategy. That’s because it’s not a commonly followed approach for any of the Finance Experts you’ll find out there. It’s an investing approach that has been in existence for a long time but has only been used by hedge funds, until now. My guest on this episode is Alex Krainer, Founder of Krainer Analytics and I-System Trend Following. He’s served in the financial industry as a hedge fund manager, market analyst, and futures trader since 1996. He’s also the author of many books. H...
2022-04-01
47 min
The Eagle's View
Out With the Old
Let's welcome fifth grader Serena back to the podcast, but this time she's hosting! Serena put together a great show with fellow fifth grader Alex and amazing fourth graders Angela, Arzoee and Silas. We are also debuting a new segment, "This Week In History". If any other Emerson student would like an opportunity to be a guest host on a future episode please let your teacher know, and maybe you will be a new host of "The Eagle's View".
2022-03-23
05 min
bomboclatt
ba ba baa ba ba bada da
another isolation episode for emerson becuase I was in the ward so I wasn't able to film here
2022-03-05
46 min
bomboclatt
emerson's isolation episode
its her idea and i personally havent listened to the episode yet i bet its a lot better or at least longer than mine personally so theres that
2022-02-07
58 min
bomboclatt
alex's isolation episode
they didnt really want to do this but felt bad about saying no so its only 30 minutes long and includes an exclusive interview that is there to fill time
2022-02-07
27 min
bomboclatt
the green m&m's dread
we talk about the green m&m, what happens after we die, and emerson's questions about her own existence
2022-01-26
48 min
bomboclatt
emmy's conservative past, present, and future
while alex takes a break from talking, emerson goes on for 45 minutes about hating seventh graders, saying things objectively, reverse racism and more!
2022-01-09
1h 01
bomboclatt
universal and intros
we touch on our trip to universal studios and alex's psychosis pilot episode
2021-12-21
1h 15
Making It Big In 30 Minutes
Alexis Clements ‘01 on Making It as a Writer and Filmmaker
Alexis started out thinking that a career in acting would be a good backup for a career in writing but as it turns out, she’s had a pretty impressive career as a writer, filmmaker and recently, podcast host. Terri and Alex chat about working in the arts (for better or worse), how she found herself at Emerson after a Science & Technology High School and the importance of building a community. Recorded on September 3, 2021
2021-11-30
33 min
The Murdaugh Murders, Money & Mystery | Unsolved South Carolina
Eddie Smith Shoots Alex Murdaugh | The Murdaugh Murders, Money & Mystery | Unsolved South Carolina
Meet Curtis "Eddie" Smith, the man police say shot Alex Murdaugh in the head along a rural stretch of Hampton County highway — but not out of malice. Eddie maintains he and Alex were longtime friends, like brothers. Authorities say Eddie also was (allegedly) a personal drug dealer to Alex. State investigators say Alex asked Eddie to kill him as part of an assisted suicide plot and insurance fraud scheme meant to benefit Alex's surviving son, Buster, in the form of a $10 million life insurance settlement. Eddie denies he was involved in the scheme, saying it was in...
2021-10-28
21 min
Your Time Starts Now: A Taskmaster Podcast
Series 3, Episode 2 - Metrosexual
Joe and Emerson return for another round of laughter and fun in Series 3 Episode 2 of Taskmaster, "The Dong and the Gong". In which the contestants try to surprise Alex, complete an escape room-style puzzle, flip the concept of art on its head, and pop some balloons in very interesting ways
2021-08-11
1h 34
The College Football Chaps
Georgia Bulldogs and NIL Rights with Seth Emerson of the Athletic
Seth Emerson joins the chaps to talk all things Georgia! From the states new NIL legislation to whether the Bulldogs can compete for a National Championship this season. Another College Chaps classic!
2021-05-23
35 min
The Little Pod That Could
#72 Chasing His Major League Dreams, My Conversation with Alex Emerson
Alex Emerson is an outfielder for the Portland Mavericks minor league baseball team. He shares his story of coming out of a two year retirement to tryout and make the team. He talks about his training schedule, the tryout process and what he was thinking when he hit a grand slam last weekend. He also talks about the college recruiting process. We had a fun time and I hope you are inspired. If you want to get tickets or stream the game you can visit the link here. You can also follow him on Facebook and Instagram.
2021-05-22
54 min
TRANSFORMADA HOY
AL DESCUBIERTO CON ALEX | EN VIVO!
Déjanos Tus ComentariosADQUIERE TU CURSO GRATIS DE ADELGAZAMIENTO: < >CATEGORÍA | DESARROLLO PERSONAL Y ADELGAZAMIENTO“La Mayoría de nuestras sombras en la vida son provocadas por nuestro entendimiento de nuestro propio brillo ”. – Ralph Waldo EmersonWebsite | www.transforadahoy.com |Si ya estas lista para poner manos a la obra implementando sistemas comprobados de crecimiento, desarrollo, adelgazamiento y transformación adquiere tu Consulta Inicial GRATIS dónde te ayudo a transformar tu mente, emociones y tu cuerpo: Click Aquí
2021-01-22
33 min
The JP Emerson Show
The Youngest Hot Rod Drag Week Competitor Ever, Alex Taylor Interview
From AlexTaylor's website:IT ALL STARTED WHEN…Really, it all started when Alex was just a few weeks old! The whole, "it's in your blood" thing? Yeah, that applies here! From the time she was just a few weeks old, Alex spent the majority of her time at the shop, especially growing up, as she watched her dad while he worked, and helped when she could! At the age of 15, Alex and her parents began to build her car and at 16 her and her mom took it on Drag Week 2013, and as they say, the re...
2021-01-04
55 min
Alex Gordon Radio
Alex Gordon Radio - Episode 0011
Welcome to Episode 11! Today we've got a another dizzying round of 5 X Fast, Emerson makes a sandwich, Owen explains how to play the game of baseball, Haden makes a haversack, and more! Thanks for tuning in!
2020-10-19
00 min
The College Football Chaps
Stories from Athens and Weekend Review with Seth Emerson of the Athletic
College Football is well and truly back! The lads are joined by Seth Emerson of the Athletic to talk about his experiences covering the Georgia Bulldogs before recapping all the week 1 action.
2020-09-17
59 min
GlobalEdgeTalk
Melinda Emerson: America's #1 Small Business Expert on What You Can Do to Save Your Business After COVID-19
Send us a textMelinda F. Emerson, SmallBizLady, is America’s #1 Small Business Expert. She has been a thriving entrepreneur for nearly 20 years and is an internationally known keynote speaker and expert on small business development and social media marketing. She publishes a resource blog www.succeedasyourownboss.com. Her small business advice is widely read reaching more than 3 million entrepreneurs each week online. A pioneer in social media marketing, she is the creator and host of #Smallbizchat, the longest running live chat on Twitter for small business owners. Forbes magazine named her the #1 woman for ent...
2020-09-08
27 min
GlobalEdgeTalk
Melinda Emerson: America's #1 Small Business Expert on What You Can Do to Save Your Business After COVID-19
Melinda F. Emerson, SmallBizLady, is America’s #1 Small Business Expert. She has been a thriving entrepreneur for nearly 20 years and is an internationally known keynote speaker and expert on small business development and social media marketing. She publishes a resource blog www.succeedasyourownboss.com. Her small business advice is widely read reaching more than 3 million entrepreneurs each week online. A pioneer in social media marketing, she is the creator and host of #Smallbizchat, the longest running live chat on Twitter for small business owners. Forbes magazine named her the #1 woman for entrepreneurs to follow on...
2020-09-08
27 min
Laugh It Up Podcast
04- Shelley Gruenberg
Shelley Gruenberg is a stand-up comedian and current student at Emerson College. Originally from South Carolina, Shelley came to Boston for school and instantly fell in love with the comedy scene. She's made television appearances on Cambridge Comedy Underground, The Emerson College Comedy Special, and was a finalist on "Pick A Side Stupid!", a live comedy debate show at The Comedy Studio. Tune in as we talk about the Boston comedy scene and her first special which was produced IN HER DORM ROOM with a live audience...yes, you read that correctly. Shelley's down to earth personality and contagious laugh...
2020-08-05
29 min
Stereo Embers: The Podcast
Stereo Embers The Podcast 0115: Emerson Hart (Tonic)
"All You Have To Do Is Do The Dishes" Sounds simple, right? Well, that's because it is. And, according to singer/songwriter Emerson Hart, that act of contributive collaboration is is the key to a lasting relationship. Hart has had a lasting relationship with music and his artistic evolution has been a joy to follow. Over the course of his career with Tonic and his marvelous solo work, including his new album 32,000 Days, Hart has been one of the most affecting singer/songwriters out there. In this conversation he talks to Alex about seeing U2 in France in 1987, the stillness...
2019-12-18
39 min
Broadway Babies: A Musical Theatre Podcast
Ep. 39: "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill," 2016
Oh, what a little sunlight can do! The Broadway Babies are back from our summer vacation, and we're diving right into the deep end with our next show: Audra McDonald's star turn as doomed jazz singer Billie Holiday in the "musical play" "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill." Originally a Broadway revival in 2014, the show was filmed for a TV movie that aired on HBO in 2016 — and we're here to talk Billie's life story and how its leading lady elevates the play's iffy dialogue and plot. TV movie available online at HBO.com Ca...
2019-08-07
49 min
The Who, What, Why? Game Design Podcast
W3.E21 :: Who, What, Why and Emerson Matsuuchi
Who, What, Why presents our twenty-first episode of Designing Games with Game Designers featuring designer Emerson Matsuuchi. He is the designers of Spector Ops, Volt, and the upcoming Caravan. In this episode we changed it up a bit since we've had Emerson record a segment like this in the past. We asked Emerson about a video game he would turn into a board and how he would do it. All video game fans will love his choice and how he would implement that game. Alex and I participate in the discussion, so it is a collaborative venture. Enj...
2016-06-12
14 min
The Who, What, Why? Game Design Podcast
Who, What, Why S13.E08 :: Are You Not Entertained, 100110?
Volt, designed by Emerson Matsuuchi, is like robo-gladiators fighting in an arena to see who can be the first to score 5 points. The game is simple. There are 3 dice: red, white, and blue. Players use these dice to assign actions to their robot (shoot and move). The dice are resolved from lowest to highest in red, white, and blue order, which adds an excellent level of unpredictability to the game. While players might be able to plan their moves, they cannot know how their opponents will mess up their plans. Volt is being reprinted by a German company with...
2016-05-07
1h 02
The Who, What, Why? Game Design Podcast
S10.E04 :: A Specter Slips Slyly Through Shadows
Specter Ops, designed by Emerson Matsuuchi, is a deduction and hidden movement game pitting two groups of players against each other: the agent and the hunter(s). One player takes on the role of the agent whose goal is to sabotage 3 of the 4 potential sites on the board while evading the other players who play as hunters. This sounds easy for the agent except that the agent has to successfully escape the board after completing his or her mission. Each turn the agent moves secretly (marking down his or her movement on a sheet of paper), and the hunters h...
2015-05-27
1h 26
The Pubcast - Interviews with online publishing professionals
Talking with Alex Pearlman, Boston Globe digital product manager
Michaela Weglinski chats with Alex Pearlman, digital product manager for boston.com, about journalism and the future of the Boston Globe and print news.
2013-05-20
20 min
The Paliament Hillbillies
Episode 05 - Shoot Yer Mouth Off
Topics Covered:Emerson Exonerated: Ethics Commissioner finds Harper and Emerson acted within boundaries, Alex objects to Shapiro's soapboxing on floor-crossings, Jeremy buys Shapiro's counter-argument to the PMO's "double standard" accusation.Inter-Party Dissent: Liberals officially back the Conservatives on not opening debate on Afghanistan despite Ujjal's earlier comments to the contrary, Liberal senator shoots her mouth off in a "not reflective of party views" response to an American family upset over the seal hunt, Conservatives crack down on public comments and require PMO authorisation to ensure everyone sticks to the script.Harper and Quebec: Bloc fearmongering over...
2006-03-22
00 min
The Paliament Hillbillies
Episode 03 - Who's sticking who?
Topics Covered:Seal Hunt: Premier Williams vs Paul McCarney: "I've got a word or two, to say about the things that you do."Emerson Lives On: Ethics commissioner launches investigation to PMO's public chagrin, Alex reveals what the P stands for in MP, 28 and a half Helens agree: Emerson should face byelection.Weapons of Past Restriction: The Supreme Court overturns ban on the Sikh Kirpan in public schools, Kirpans are daggers in name only.Patent Fever: Justice Rothstein gets the nod while we revisit his ruling on patenting living organisms, RIM pays up to NTP.
2006-03-15
00 min
The Paliament Hillbillies
Episode 04 - Howdy-ho David Emerson
Topics Covered:Surprise Visit: Prime Minister Harper braves the rocket attacks and spends the night in Afghanistan, debate over Canada's role simmers back home.Ethics Fever: NDP Pat Martin takes the shotgun approach: better late than never for Belinda, allegations of leaking insider information may cool Scott Brison's potential for Liberal leadership, how the space shuttle Challenger explosion might hold the key for exonerating Brison and Goodale.Smear Campaign: David Emerson gets a surprise visit from Mr. Hanky.Rights Revolution: Ontario MP discusses organ donation, BC and Alberta take on the US PATRIOT Act, we...
2006-03-14
00 min