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En Sintonía con el ConcejoEn Sintonia 363 - Natali Fani-GonzálezInterview with Montgomery County Councilmember Natali Fani-González.This week’s edition features Councilmember Natali Fani-González, who will discuss the More Housing N.O.W. Package. This proposal outlines five steps aimed at expanding the supply of housing, reducing costs, and increasing pathways to homeownership for the hardworking residents of Montgomery County. The More Housing N.O.W. Package was introduced on Tues., Feb. 4, and is sponsored by Councilmember Andrew Friedson, the chair of the Planning, Housing, and Parks Committee, along with Councilmember Natali Fani-González, the chair of the Economic Development Committee.Find Counc...2025-03-2715 minEn Sintonía con el ConcejoEn Sintonia 357 - Andrew FriedsonThe radio show will feature special guest Councilmember Friedson, who will share details about the United in Service and Support Community Resource Fair. This free event hosted by the Montgomery County Council and the County Executive and will take place on Sunday, Dec. 8, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Rockville at the Executive Office Building. Councilmember Friedson will also highlight his recently concluded term as Council president and his legislative accomplishments during his presidency.Find Council Meetings and Agendas: https://montgomerycountymd.gov/COUNCIL/ondemand/index.htmlCounty Cable Montgomery: https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/CCM 2024-12-2015 min
What's Happening MoCo?What's Happening at MACo 2024 Pt. 1? - State and County Reps Share Insights, ResourcesSend us a textIn this episode of "What's Happening MoCo," we sit down with Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown to unpack the crucial responsibilities of his office. Brown speaks candidly about his initiatives aimed at reducing the over-incarceration of young Black men, fostering fairness, and leveraging technological advancements like AI to protect vulnerable populations. You'll also gain insights into the Maryland Equitable Justice Collaborative and a new civil rights division, and learn why networking opportunities at the MACo Conference are so beneficial for public servants.Next, join us at the MACo Conference in Ocean...2024-08-311h 03
I Hate Politics PodcastI Hate the News May 21 The weekly news analysis from I Hate Politics: Montgomery County Council President Andrew Friedson on criticism of the new 2024-25 budget passed last week. Maryland Public Service Commission Chair Fred Hoover on getting tough with retail energy suppliers. Primary election numbers with Gilberto Zelaya of the County Board of Elections. Canine flu outbreak continues in the local animal shelter. Music from Doogie Whittaker and the Lonesome Mile.2024-05-2117 minWhat's Happening MoCo?What's Happening at MACo? - Pt. 2 Councilmember Andrew FriedsonSend us a textWhat's Happening with Andrew Friedson? Recorded live in Ocean City Maryland, What's Happening MoCo spoke with a host of state and County leaders that were attending the Maryland Association of Counties Conference. This episode is part of a multi-part series highlighting the benefits of MACo, current takes on important issues, and some interesting facts about our public servants. 2023-08-2409 minI Hate Politics PodcastCar Culture and Bike Lanes After the Maryland State Highway Administration took away two driving lanes to install new bike lanes following the deaths of two teenaged bicyclists on Old Georgetown Road, communities along the street have been up in arms. Sunil Dasgupta talks with Montgomery County Council Member Andrew Friedson and local resident Laura Chasen about rebalancing road safety and driving efficiency. Local news: apartment fire, bus shooting, and the Proud Boys hit Silver Spring. Music for this episode comes from Baltimore-based electronic music composer Shanika Freeman: neekofreeman.bandcamp.com. State Highway Analysis: https://bit.ly/3YXbdDE WABA petition: https://bit.ly/3IqOR6...2023-02-2456 min
Unexpected ElementsCovid -19 science versus politicsWith the announcement in the UK of investment in rapid testing for people who may not have Covid -19 we ask why is this only happening now? For months on this programme we’ve featured scientific research suggesting such a strategy would be the quickest way to end the pandemic. We speak with Connie Cepko and Brian Rabe who have developed a rapid test and Manu Prakash who is currently rolling it out to countries in the global south.Could a huge motorcycle rally really have been the source of over a quarter of a mi...2020-09-131h 09
Science In ActionCovid -19 science versus politicsWith the announcement in the UK of investment in rapid testing for people who may not have Covid -19 we ask why is this only happening now? For months on this programme we’ve featured scientific research suggesting such a strategy would be the quickest way to end the pandemic. We speak with Connie Cepko and Brian Rabe who have developed a rapid test and Manu Prakash who is currently rolling it out to countries in the global south.Could a huge motorcycle rally really have been the source of over a quarter of a mi...2020-09-1038 min
Elevate MarylandImproving the Process with Montgomery Council-member Andrew FriedsonCandace and Tom interview Montgomery County Council-member Andrew Friedson about his fiscal note legislation, equity in governance, and budget priorities. He also discusses the Council's advocacy for the continued allowance of alcohol sales by delivery. Three Things: 1) Memorial Day 2) Howard County Budget and the New Cultural Center 3) How the quarantine saved the US $5 trillion2020-05-261h 09
Montgomery Talks with Doug TallmanMaking Government More EfficientCouncilmember Andrew Friedson, serving his first term on the County Council, has made a name for himself in trying to make government run more efficiently. He’s also been an advocate for pedestrian safety. In this episode of Montgomery Talks with Doug Tallman, Friedson shares his thoughts on the latest developments in Tonya Chapman’s decision to remove her name from consideration to become the county’s next police chief.
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A Miner Detail PodcastAndrew Friedson reflects on his first 6 months as a Montgomery County CouncilmanMontgomery County Councilman Andrew Friedson joined A Miner Detail Podcast host Ryan Miner on Friday, June 7, at Bassett's Fine Food & Spirits in Poolsville. Friedson reflected on his first six months on the County Council, including the budget process, transportation initiatives, and his committee work.
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The Activist - Montgomery County, Maryland & BeyondAndrew Friedson - Candidate, County Council, District 1BIO Grew up / educated in Montgomery County Worked for State Comptroller / Scrutinized Contracts Advised on State Pension System On Board for Maryland College Savings System ON STATE OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY / STRUCTURAL ECONOMIC ISSUES Revenues growing more slowly despite increased taxes Federal Government Not Growing As Before Workforce is Aging Earners to Non-Earners is Out of Whack Only way out: lift up wages / create jobs 40% of Children Eligible for Free and Reduced Meals More people are leaving office space than are entering office space NEED A HIGHER TAX BASE (It has been sh...2018-06-1500 min
InfoTrakThe Opioid Epidemic-A Surprising Statistic about DebtAndrew Friedson, PhD, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Colorado Denver was the co-author of a study that found that people facing financial delinquencies or falling credit scores may be more likely to die at an early age. He outlined the possible reasons behind this trend. He said government officials should keep these potential life-and-death outcomes in mind when formulating fiscal, monetary or entitlement policies.2017-02-2200 minInfoTrakThe Opioid Epidemic-A Surprising Statistic about DebtAndrew Friedson, PhD, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Colorado Denver was the co-author of a study that found that people facing financial delinquencies or falling credit scores may be more likely to die at an early age. He outlined the possible reasons behind this trend. He said government officials should keep these potential life-and-death outcomes in mind when formulating fiscal, monetary or entitlement policies.2017-02-2200 minInfoTrakThe Opioid Epidemic-A Surprising Statistic about DebtAndrew Friedson, PhD, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Colorado Denver was the co-author of a study that found that people facing financial delinquencies or falling credit scores may be more likely to die at an early age. He outlined the possible reasons behind this trend. He said government officials should keep these potential life-and-death outcomes in mind when formulating fiscal, monetary or entitlement policies.2017-02-2200 minInfoTrakThe Opioid Epidemic-A Surprising Statistic about DebtAndrew Friedson, PhD, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Colorado Denver was the co-author of a study that found that people facing financial delinquencies or falling credit scores may be more likely to die at an early age. He outlined the possible reasons behind this trend. He said government officials should keep these potential life-and-death outcomes in mind when formulating fiscal, monetary or entitlement policies.2017-02-2200 minInfoTrakThe Opioid Epidemic-A Surprising Statistic about DebtAndrew Friedson, PhD, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Colorado Denver was the co-author of a study that found that people facing financial delinquencies or falling credit scores may be more likely to die at an early age. He outlined the possible reasons behind this trend. He said government officials should keep these potential life-and-death outcomes in mind when formulating fiscal, monetary or entitlement policies.2017-02-2200 minInfoTrakThe Opioid Epidemic-A Surprising Statistic about DebtAndrew Friedson, PhD, Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Colorado Denver was the co-author of a study that found that people facing financial delinquencies or falling credit scores may be more likely to die at an early age. He outlined the possible reasons behind this trend. He said government officials should keep these potential life-and-death outcomes in mind when formulating fiscal, monetary or entitlement policies.2017-02-2200 min