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JAM On It PodcastSimply Christmas Vibes 2025This is my 2nd Simply Christmas compilation mix. This is a 2.5 non stop holiday mix I did with just arranging the tracks on Audacity. I went for no dead air, not beat matching or anything along those lines. Just lounge, swing, chill, and classic holiday fun.
Apple Podcasts Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/simply-christmas-vibes-2025/id1528747610?i=1000738206205
Enjoy.
TRACKLIST:
1. David Ian (Holiday) - Christmas Time with You
2. Julie London (Holiday) - Warm December (Remastered 1992)
3. The Andrews Sisters & Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians (Holiday) - Christmas Island
4. Madeleine Peyroux...
2025-11-252h 31
Rabbitt Stew ComicsEpisode 533Weekly Comic Reviews: DC DC K.O. Knightfight 1 by Joshua Williamson, Dan Mora, Triona Farrell Harley and Ivy: Life and Crimes 1 by Erica Henderson Marvel Alien vs. Captain America 1 by Frank Tieri, Stefano Raffaelle, Neeraj Menon Echo: Seeker of Truth 1 by Taboo, B. Earl, Jim Terry, Elisabetta D'Amico, Matt Milla Melissa Flores, Kyle Charles, Carlos Lopez Planet She-Hulk 1 by Stephanie Phillips, Aaron Kuder, Sonia Oback Marvel Unlimited It's Jeff Halloween 5 Marvel Meow 31 Ahoy Death Dog 1 by Bryce Ingman, Alan Robinson Dark Horse Space Scouts 1 by Matt Kindt, David Rubin Dynamite ThunderCats: Pumyra 1 by Ed Brisson, Alice Leclert, Arancia...
2025-11-202h 33
NewsRamp Human Resources PodcastRecognitions and Celebrations in Sustainable Business, Legal Practice, and Literary AchievementShorr Packaging Corporation receives the EcoVadis Silver Badge for sustainable practices, Cain Law celebrates 12 years as a BBB Accredited Business, Barry Maher's novel is nominated for the Literary Titan Book Award, Cain Law attorneys are recognized by Super Lawyers, and the Japan-America Society of Dallas/Fort Worth honors Texas Governor Greg Abbott for his leadership in strengthening Japan-Texas relations.
2025-11-0606 min
Cinematography SalonNicholas Lam: How Losing Everything Teaches Us What Really MattersAgainst the backdrop of industry upheaval and the rise of AI, Nicholas Lam joins hosts Ava Benjamin Shorr and David Kruta to explore what it means to future-proof creativity. Lam critiques performative diversity initiatives, warns against chasing trends, and makes a case for human, low-fi storytelling as the antidote to algorithmic content. Taking a personal turn, Lam recounts losing his home in the Los Angeles fires of January 2025, and shares how the filmmaking community rallied to support him, reshaping his priorities and reinforcing the importance of showing up for others. That experience reframes his view of work, stripping away...
2025-08-141h 26
The Manufacturers NetworkAccelerating Digital Transformation in Manufacturing with David BlueIn this episode of The Manufacturer’s Network Podcast, host Lisa Ryan sits down with David Blue, founder and CEO of Saltbox Mgmt. With over a decade of experience in digital strategy, Salesforce implementation, and enterprise sales, David shares candid insights into how manufacturers can modernize operations, enhance customer engagement, and thrive in a rapidly changing landscape.What’s Inside:- David’s Journey: How the pandemic was the catalyst for starting Saltbox Mgmt and why manufacturers still have a long road ahead in digital transformation.- Changing Buyer Demographics: The shift in custom...
2025-08-0427 min
Jonathan LittleWPH #555: How Did He Do THAT???
pokerstrategy #highstakespoker #pokergo
Brock Wilson finds himself in a tough spot on the river against poker professional David Coleman during a $10,000 buy-in event at the 2024 U.S. Poker Open. Wilson’s pocket kings turn into a king-high flush, and he faces a value bet from Coleman with the ace-high flush. Will Wilson be able to use his years of poker experience to make the correct laydown?
Generally when you choose to make a continuation bet in multi-way pots you should always be looking to use smaller bet sizes. In tournament poker when you are the bi...
2025-03-1400 min
The Poker Coaching Podcast with Jonathan LittleWPH #555: How Did He Do THAT???
pokerstrategy #highstakespoker #pokergo
Brock Wilson finds himself in a tough spot on the river against poker professional David Coleman during a $10,000 buy-in event at the 2024 U.S. Poker Open. Wilson’s pocket kings turn into a king-high flush, and he faces a value bet from Coleman with the ace-high flush. Will Wilson be able to use his years of poker experience to make the correct laydown?
Generally when you choose to make a continuation bet in multi-way pots you should always be looking to use smaller bet sizes. In tournament poker when you are the bi...
2025-03-1400 min
PokerNews PodcastGolden Globes Rumor – Does this Famous Hollywood Actor Play Poker?In the 873rd episode of the PokerNews Podcast, which is the second episode of Season 16, Chad Holloway, Kyna England, and Mike Holtz talk about the surprise PokerStars shoutout by actress Elle Fanning on the red carpet of the Golden Globes, where she also revealed that one of the hottest actors in Hollywood is a good poker player. Kyna then shares her story about recently meeting a celebrity of her own in rapper Nelly and Mike offers up a Jose Canseco tale, plus an opportunity to win your way to Las Vegas as part of the "Vegas Vacation...
2025-01-1035 minPokerNews PodcastGolden Globes Rumor – Does this Famous Hollywood Actor Play Poker?In the 873rd episode of the PokerNews Podcast, which is the second episode of Season 16, Chad Holloway, Kyna England, and Mike Holtz talk about the surprise PokerStars shoutout by actress Elle Fanning on the red carpet of the Golden Globes, where she also revealed that one of the hottest actors in Hollywood is a good poker player. Kyna then shares her story about recently meeting a celebrity of her own in rapper Nelly and Mike offers up a Jose Canseco tale, plus an opportunity to win your way to Las Vegas as part of the "Vegas Vacation...
2025-01-1035 min
The Battles We PickCivic Strategist Caitie Whelan on "Giving folks the tools to make public policy for the people"Send us a textCivic strategist Caitie Whelan's professional mission is to level the playing field of public policy. As she puts it on her website, "If regular folks don’t know how to have a voice in policymaking, lobbyists do. And they are very good at shaping it for their special interests." Caitie's work helping clients climb the learning curve of policy change advocacy made her a great guest for the podcast.As she guides clients along the advocacy learning curve, Catie focuses on three core questions:Who has the power to do wh...
2025-01-0730 min
Torah Smash! The Podcast for Nerdy JewsEpisode 69 - Die Hard Is A Chanukah Movie ...With Special Guest Arnon ShorrDecember 4, 2024Torah Smash! The Podcast for Nerdy JewsEpisode 69 - Die Hard is a Chanukah Movie …With Special Guest Arnon ShorrChanukah falls on Christmas Day this year, so what better way to celebrate this overlap than debating if the classic action film, Die Hard, is a Christmas movie or a Chanukkah movie? We review what makes a movie holiday specific, the subtle Chanukkah plotline, and the movie’s Jewish characters… one which may surprise you! Make sure that you cuddle on the couch with some latkes and gelt in the warm glow of your m...
2024-12-0447 minJonathan LittleWPH #535: HUGE ERROR In A High Stakes Poker Tournament!!!!!
#pokerstrategy #highstakespoker #pokergo
Jesse Lonis and Shannon Shorr get into a battle of the blinds during an event at the 2024 U.S. Poker Open at the PokerGo Studio in Las Vegas. Shorr puts Lonis all-in on the river and after some thought Lonis reaches for his timebank chips. To his horror, he can’t seem to find them anywhere! They’ve gone missing and he has only 10 seconds left to make a decision for his tournament life or his cards will be automatically folded!
You shouldn’t always raise your strong hands such as broadw...
2024-10-3000 minThe Poker Coaching Podcast with Jonathan LittleWPH #535: HUGE ERROR In A High Stakes Poker Tournament!!!!!
#pokerstrategy #highstakespoker #pokergo
Jesse Lonis and Shannon Shorr get into a battle of the blinds during an event at the 2024 U.S. Poker Open at the PokerGo Studio in Las Vegas. Shorr puts Lonis all-in on the river and after some thought Lonis reaches for his timebank chips. To his horror, he can’t seem to find them anywhere! They’ve gone missing and he has only 10 seconds left to make a decision for his tournament life or his cards will be automatically folded!
You shouldn’t always raise your strong hands such as broadw...
2024-10-3000 min
The Battles We PickWhite nationalism researcher Hannah Gais on the overlap of hate groups and the GOPSend us a textThe Intelligence Project of the Southern Poverty Law Center is well known for tracking and exposing the activities of hate and extremist groups. So it was great to have one of their researchers, Hannah Gais, as a guest on the podcast. Discussing her work on White nationalist and Neo-Nazi groups, Hannah told me about the extremist voices and ideas that the MAGA Republicans have welcomed into their Party. As one example, Hannah gave the back story on the Holocaust-denier who appeared recently on Sean Hannity's show, arguing that America was on the wrong...
2024-09-1145 min
This Day in Sports History1972 Munich Olympic MassacreThis Day In Sports History is part of the Sports History Network - The Headquarters For Your Favorite Sport's Yesteryear.EPISODE SUMMARYIn 1972, eight members of 'Black September' stormed the Olympic village, killed two members of the Israeli contingent and took nine hostages. A bungled rescue attempt on the 6th resulted in the deaths of the hostages and one Munich police officer. The 12 who died were: Moshe Weinberg , Youssef Romano, Yossef Gutfreund, David Berger, Zev Friedman, Eliezer Halfin, Mark Slavin, Amitzur Shapira, Kehat Shorr, Andre Spitzer, and Yakov Springer. The German police officer...
2024-09-0507 min
The Battles We PickVeteran immigrant rights advocate Charles Kamasaki on the last comprehensive reform, and the nextSend us a textIt is often noted that the last time Congress enacted comprehensive immigration reform was in the 1980s. Charles Kamasaki was not only deeply involved in shaping that legislation as an advocate, but he's also written an authoritative history of the effort titled Immigration Reform: The Corpse That Will Not Die. Kamasaki has for several decades guided the work of the nation’s largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization, Unidos US, formerly known as the National Council of La Raza. The Migration Policy Institute has been the sponsor and outlet for much of Cha...
2024-08-0843 min
The Battles We PickCivic Power coauthor Sabeel Rahman on bringing affected communities directly into decision-makingSend us a textCornell Law School Professor Sabeel Rahman is coauthor of an important recent book, Civic Power, about the urgent need to revitalize American democracy with much closer links between government and those it's meant to serve. The only path to meaningful equity and true government "by the people" is to engage affected communities as genuine agenda-setting and decision-making partners. Putting the traditionally disempowered at the center entails a fundamentally new approach to reform. Sabeel and I discussed some of the traditional frameworks for reform such as civility or transparency—abstractions that skate rig...
2024-07-2744 min
The Battles We PickAfrican social entrepreneur Lolo Cynthia on getting healthy sexuality education into schoolsSend us a textLolo Cynthia is an African reproductive health activist, social entrepreneur, and experienced communicator. She shared some of the negative experiences that led her to focus on healthy sexuality and talked about how she gets schools to open up to the curriculum on sex and relationships that she developed. Drawing on what she’s observed about various advocacy efforts, Lolo has clear advice to offer on the best way to develop narratives as the basis of your advocacy on. It was also interesting to hear Lolo's perspective on the dangers of having adv...
2024-07-1947 min
The Battles We PickPEN America CEO Suzanne Nossel on the battle over free speech and book banningSend us a textSuzanne Nossel leads the US chapter of PEN, the international network of professional writers dedicated to promoting and protecting the basic right to freedom of expression. Suzanne's book on the subject is titled Dare to Speak: Defending Freedom of Speech for All. Recently she highlighted the broader global struggle between freedom and autocracy in a Foreign Affairs article on The Real Culture Wars. I asked Suzanne how we got here, how a society that had prided itself on commitment to democracy could have lost touch with those values. She pointed out all the...
2024-06-2637 min
The Battles We PickMemphis Councilwoman Michalyn Easter-Thomas on her Driving Equality Ordinance to Save Black LivesSend us a textAfter Tyre Nichols was killed by Memphis Police officers who had pulled him over for a trivial traffic infraction, City Councilwoman Michalyn Easter-Thomas "had never seen so many CNN cars and trucks and people in my life trying to see what was the next step for Memphis." With all that interest and scrutiny, colleagues on the Council assembled a package of police reforms. For Councilwoman Easter-Thomas, most notable was a big gap in the proposed ordinance: no reforms of the types of pretextual traffic stops that led to Nichols' death at police hands.
2024-05-0150 min
The Battles We PickPhilanthropic adviser Stephen Saloom on the unique and vital role of community foundationsSend us a textOne interesting angle on advocacy are the effort some people devote to prodding certain key players to get more involved. In sectors like philanthropy, there can be a reluctance because it seems too political. As founder of the Center for Community Foundation Policy Leadership, longtime criminal justice reform advocate Stephen Saloom has been focused on encouraging and supporting community foundations to advocate on their issues. As Stephen shared on the podcast, the strongest case for doing so traces back to these organizations' stated missions. Community foundations' missions typically commit them to t...
2024-04-1352 min
The Battles We PickAdvocacy evaluation pioneer Sarah Stachowiak on emerging challenges for the advocacy fieldSend us a textFirst episode back after a hiatus of several months, so I needed a great guest. Sarah Stachowiak is CEO of the Seattle-based evaluation consulting firm ORS Impact and has been an important role model for me and helped steer me toward becoming an evaluation consultant. Sarah's firm not only does great work for clients, but they provide vital thought leadership through the excellent resources they publish. Sarah and her colleagues advise some of philanthropy's most influential foundations, giving them a broad overview of the work of making change. In our conversation, For instance, S...
2024-03-1643 min
1049 Park Avenue: An Odd Couple PodcastHeather Randall InterviewWe are honored and delighted to welcome Heather Randall to the podcast. Heather was married to Tony Randall from 1995 until his passing in 2004 and they had two children together. Heather shares many stories passed down by Tony and those she lived through regarding: his early life in Tulsa, Oklahoma, career beginnings on stage and radio, becoming a star on Broadway and movies, The Odd Couple of course, The Tony Randall Show, Sidney Shorr TV Movie, Love Sydney his work establishing The National Actors Theatre where he and Heather met and his appearances on David Letterman. We also learn about Ton...
2024-03-162h 07
Cinematography Salon2023: Year in ReviewAs the new year begins, hosts Peter Pascucci and Ava Benjamin Shorr welcome guests Oren Soffer, former co-host of the podcast, and David Kruta, founder of Cinematography Salon. In 2023, the Salon expanded its reach, successfully hosted gatherings on both coasts, with holiday parties, panels, master classes and networking events, enriching the community's understanding and appreciation of the filmmaking process. Together they discuss how current events, technological shifts, and how personal developments have influenced their work and outlook on the future of filmmaking, and point to emerging technologies, shifting narrative styles, and the growing importance of diverse voices in shaping...
2024-01-0459 min
The Battles We PickEarly-career social worker Sadie Bender Shorr on using creative problem-solving to meet human needsSend us a textThis episode is a special holiday edition featuring a conversation with my daughter when they were home for Thanksgiving. Sadie Bender Shorr is in the early phase of a career in social work, currently working in the University of Arizona's counseling center and planning to begin studies next fall for an MSW. Social workers talk about the micro and macro levels—which translate, respectively, as service provision versus advocacy—and that's where we started our discussion. For instance health care reform makes a huge difference in opening possibilities for the uninsured thro...
2023-11-2834 min
The Battles We PickAuthor Sasha Issenberg on how he chronicled the major social change of same-sex marriageSend us a textThis episode's guest is a journalist rather than an advocate, the author of one of the best books focused on advocacy work. Political reporter Sasha Issenberg's The Engagement tells the story of the 25-year fight for same-sex marriage, documenting the various efforts, strategies, course-adjustments, and outcomes from the perspectives of proponents and opponents alike. Sasha says he was drawn to the subject particularly because of the way same-sex marriage burst onto the agenda quite suddenly in the early-1990s—then coming to the fore as a hot-button topic in national politics. It...
2023-11-1259 min
The Battles We PickVoting rights attorney Yael Bromberg on turning the tide on voter suppressionSend us a textElection law attorney Yael Bromberg is principal of her own firm and litigation practice. With a specialty in student voting rights, she serves as outside counsel to the Andrew Goodman Foundation—which works on college campuses around the country to promote student voting and is legacy of one of the activists murdered in Mississippi during Freedom Summer in 1964. Yael teaches election law at Rutgers University Law School and works with the Harvard Kennedy School’s William Trotter Collaborative on a multi-campus voting rights course drawing students from three historically black colleges and universities. Th...
2023-10-2749 min
The Battles We PickVeteran advocate and evaluator Kathleen Sullivan and I review key points from the podcast's first ten episodesSend us a textTo mark the podcast being ten-episodes old, I invited close colleague and good friend Kathleen Sullivan of Fine Gauge Strategies to listen back to some of the most interesting points made by those first ten guests. Similar to the way she and I delve into our interviews for evaluation projects, I wanted to have Kathleen highlight the insights she gleaned from the guests—as well as draw connections to trends and perspectives in the evaluation field. We revisited Angela Bruce-Raeburn's account of how, after George Floyd's murder, international development practitioners and or...
2023-10-2155 min
The Battles We PickStrategist and philanthropic adviser Richard Healey on cues progressives sould take from the military's strategic principlesSend us a textThe podcast's tenth episode was a reunion with the former executive director of the group where I was an intern right after college. Richard Healey was executive director of not only the Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy but also the Institute for Policy Studies as well as founding director more recently of the Grassroots Power Project. In fact, Richard's career as an organizer goes back six decades to his involvement in the civil rights and anti-Vietnam War movements. I was spurred to reconnect with Richard by his recent...
2023-09-2055 min
Pro Politics with Zac McCraryRich Schlackman, Democratic Direct Mail PioneerSend us a textRich Schlackman is best known as a pioneer of all things direct mail - and he continues to hit the mail box and also spearheads important efforts as a GC and has expanded his reach to digital messaging. In this conversation, Rich talks his early activist roots at the '68 Democratic Convention and with names like Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden...why he gravitated to political direct mail in the mid 70s...how he took the "California Style" of mail national in the 80s and 90s...diving deep into his best practices and...
2023-09-1255 min
The Battles We PickClimate action advocate Clarence Edwards' observations about how power works in WashingtonSend us a textClarence Edwards has worked on nearly every side of US foreign policy and politics—from presidential campaign finance to the State Department to the Council on Foreign Relations to lobbying Congress for groups like the Friends Campaign on National Legislation and Bono’s ONE campaign for global treatment and prevention of HIV/AIDS. Clarence even worked in the Washington embassy of one of America’s allies. As he says on the podcast, his career has been everything he’d hoped for as a Black kid in Baltimore reading World Book encyclopedias. Clarence a...
2023-08-3056 min
The Battles We PickVeteran public interest lawyer Eileen Hershenov on homegrown threats to American democracySend us a textIn our conversation, Eileen Hershenov of the Anti-Defamation League kept coming back to the theme of advocacy's broadest challenge: to keep progressing and sustaining change over the long haul. As Eileen explained, the only way to sustain progressive organizing is by getting people involved in the effort. Having activists and leaders who are committed to seeking change is how we build progress upon progress.Eileen and I trace our career roots back to our first jobs after college, when we were colleagues at New York Public Research Interest Group (NYPIRG). It's r...
2023-07-2952 minPro Politics with Zac McCraryChris Mottola, GOP Media Consultant, on Four Decades Making AdsSend us a textChris Mottola is in his fifth decade as a Republican media consultant, with nearly 400 campaigns under his belt - including seven presidential campaigns and working with eleven US Seantors and six governors. His client list includes the highest echelons of GOP names like Bush, Dole, McCain, Giuliani, Specter, Rubio, Pataki, Sununu, Frist & many more. In this conversation, we talk his nearly lifelong passion for film, the non-political techniques he's brought to his political work, what drew him into campaigns, lessons learned from some of the smartest operatives who preceded him, and the stories...
2023-07-2554 min
The Battles We PickConsultant Terry Woodbury on how struggling rural communities can pull back from the brinkSend us a textWhen Terry Woodbury was fresh out of his masters program at Princeton Theological Seminary in the late-1960s, an internship with a wealthy Kansas congregation—essentially an experiment in changing local racial relations—sent him on a career path as a community organizer. Terry shares his story of facilitating dialogue between Black and White community members in Hutchinson, Kansas. Terry is white and was given a mandate to lead the process of forging relationships with black neighbors whom the congregation's leaders knew they were disconnected from. In today's terms, he catalyzed difficult conversations that...
2023-07-1853 min
Community PossibilitiesShaping Debates and Decisions: Meet David ShorrSend us a textIn this episode, advocate, evaluator, city councilman, and recently new podcast host, David Shorr joins me on Community Possibilities. We met through our mutual colleague and friend, Kathleen Sullivan. Kathleen has the distinction of being my most popular episode to date. There is a lot of interest in advocacy, and David knows advocacy like few others. In this episode we talk about:· How does an issue become a decision? · How do community leaders and community-based organizations move an issue and set it up for a dec...
2023-07-1454 minPro Politics with Zac McCraryAndi Johnson, Trailblazing Democratic Media Consultant & Partner at GPS ImpactSend us a textAndi Johnson, a partner at GPS Impact, is a veteran Democratic media strategist who has been a trailblazer as one of the first women in Democratic media. She's worked for leading Democratic political figures for over 30 years...names like Obama, Klobuchar, Leahy, Inslee, Bob Casey Jr, and many more. In this conversation, Andi talks growing up in a political family in Eugene, OR, how she somewhat accidentally found a path into political media, mentoring under the late Democratic admaker Joe Slade White, some of her favorite races she's worked on...from Ben Nighthorse...
2023-07-0453 min
The Battles We PickFetal alcohol spectrum advocate Sandra Ionno Butcher on bringing diverse stakeholders together for shared goalsSend us a textSandra Ionno Butcher has been chief executive of the National Organisation for FASD for six and a half years—and active in efforts on behalf of the Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder for nearly a decade—after spending the bulk of her career advocating for nuclear disarmament. With Sandy having lived as an American in the United Kingdom for even longer, it was interesting to get her perspective on the United States' recent tumultuous politics / fascist threat. Sandy has had a long association with the Pugwash movement, a network of scientists founded by Al...
2023-06-2054 min
The Battles We PickAnti-poverty advocate Gawain Kripke on the importance of flexibility and opportunism in advocacySend us a textPrior to launching his consulting firm Double Dogwood, Gawain Kripke spent the bulk of his career with Oxfam America, most of that time as policy director responsible for the organization’s advocacy efforts. That role put Gawain in many different advocacy contexts, including lobbying Congress for measures to help reduce global poverty. As we discussed on the podcast, it also gave him an appreciation for the judgment and instincts of elected political leaders. He called on advocates to heed the recommendations of their legislative allies when picking which policy changes to purs...
2023-06-0952 min
The Battles We PickAmnesty International advocate Adotei Akwei on the inside game, outside game, and movement-buildingSend us a textAdotei Akwei is a seasoned and accomplished advocate who has worked for the American Committee on Africa, Human Rights First, CARE USA, and spent over 25 years with Amnesty International USA. Currently he is Amnesty's Chief Membership Collaborations Officer. That role with the organization represents a shift—one he sought out—toward movement- / power-building after many years of inside-game advocacy on human rights in Africa. The relationship between those two halves of the change-making profession is a core topic of the podcast, and we talked about the need to appreciate the differences betwee...
2023-06-0557 min
The Battles We PickLabor leader Bob Walsh on relationship-building in advocacySend us a textRecently retired teachers union leader Bob Walsh shared many useful insights from his career going all the way back to politics on the college campus where we both went. As a student government leader, Bob was the farthest thing from the Tracy Flick stereotype. He was set on making a positive difference from the outset and learned lessons that he drew on for decades afterward.In discussing the all-important timing of advocacy and picking moments when issues are ripe for change, we talked about the politics of abortion rights and marriage...
2023-05-2455 min
The Battles We PickDEI consultant Angela Bruce-Raeburn on confronting the development field with its systemic racismSend us a textWhen George Floyd's horrific murder prompted a reckoning with the America's pervasive racism, a nagging concern had been on Angela Bruce-Raeburn's mind for at least a decade over the racism she saw in the global development field. As a Black American who migrated from Trinidad and Tobago as a child, Angela felt it was time to highlight the problem in her profession via articles such as "The Hustle -- White saviors and hashtag activism." She also devoted herself full-time to helping make the field more diverse by starting the DEI consulting firm DiverseDEV.
2023-05-1851 min
The Battles We PickGeorgetown Law Human Righrs Institute Director Elisa Massimino on the need for advocates to balance chutzpah and humilitySend us a textElisa Massimino shared reflections from a distinguished career in human rights advocacy, including as CEO of one of the major organizations in the field, Human Rights First. Drawing from her 2020 Drinan Lecture on "Chutzpah and Humility: Twin Virtues for Changing the World" at Georgetown Law Center where Elisa teaches, she talked about the importance of recognizing the right moment for the right form of change to push. She views this as central to the work of advocacy. And she drew a sharp contrast between advocacy and demanding wholesale transformation: "We don't g...
2023-05-1554 min
The End of the Island Rowing PodcastS8 Episode 4: WEHORR, SHORR & HORR ReviewFergus, Tom, Camilla and Ed rattle through three of the major tideway races as the head racing season draws to a close. A new world order in junior women's sweep? Can Shiplake win it all? Will anyone ever overhaul Thames and Brookes?All this and more in this week's episode.This episode is sponsored by Filippi.Filippi are one of the most instantly recognisable rowing boat brands in the world. Since inception in 1980, they’ve carried crews to over 400 medals at World Championship and Olympic level and have a network of dealers across th...
2023-03-2143 minPro Politics with Zac McCraryCongressman David Price on a Lifetime in PoliticsSend us a textCongressman David Price served 34 years representing North Carolina's Research Triangle, leaving the House just this January. Beyond his time as an institution in the House, he's lived a remarkable political life...present on the Washington Mall during the MLK "I Have A Dream" speech...a Senate staffer witnessing key civil rights votes in the mid 1960s...a leading political scientist at Duke University...a Democratic Party leader who helped devise the primary reforms now known as "super delegates"...and an influential House member who's served across parts of five decades in the House...
2023-01-2453 min
TECHxplorationThe Future of Social Podcasting AND Is Netflix Dead?!This episode might be the "meta" episode because we're talking about podcasting on our podcast! Stu Goffman tells us about his new social podcasting app, Picked Cherries. Say "podcasting" again, we dare you! The podcasting industry is growing rapidly, and Picked Cherries is an intriguing app that allows users to share and connect over podcasts like never before. We think that's awesome and you might, too! You know what else is awesome? Netflix's stock dropped 30% in a single day, which is awesome if you were looking to buy some at a discount! (Not Financial Advice) We kid, but really...
2022-05-1039 min
TECHxplorationBuilding a Business in a Niche Market and BMW Becoming the New Tesla?!In this episode, we interview Mara Shorr, an award-winning operator, podcast host, and partner in Shorr Solutions, a nationwide consulting agency that specializes in helping aesthetic medical practices grow their business. She's expanded her team these past few years and explains how she continues to help new businesses by offering amazing information...completely free! We also dive into BMW throwing down the gauntlet in the electric vehicle space, coming hard at Tesla's dominance. Will they topple Elon's electric vehicle monopoly? Hosts: Craig Brooks (CEO) and David Forman (COO) of Clarity Creative Group in Orlando, FL ...
2022-04-2651 min
Community PossibilitiesAdvocating for Social Change: Meet Kathleen SullivanSend us a textKathleen M. Sullivan is principal of Fine Gauge Strategy, LLC (Fine Gauge), a consulting firm based near Boston, Massachusetts. Since 2010, Fine Gauge has provided learning, measurement, evaluation, and strategy services for policy advocates, community organizers, legal and law-reform organizations, and philanthropic foundations. Fine Gauge clients include leaders in the civil rights, human rights, migration, and social change sectors. Fine Gauge has reviewed organizing and advocacy programs and grant portfolios serving, among others, undocumented immigrant youth, LGBTQ+ children in out-of-home placements, activists countering white nationalism in small and rural US c...
2022-01-2543 min
CEO Roundtable w. Fred Parry(AUDIO) Former DNR Director David Shorr joins CEO RoundtableDavid Shorr, the former director of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, joined CEO Roundtable to discuss the trajectory for the department, as well as the Boone County Fire Protection District.
2021-08-0943 min
吹水奇懸#49 慕尼黑奧運村大屠殺恭喜晒張家朗同何詩蓓～辛苦晒～
錄音時何詩蓓個比賽未進行，喺度補祝返先～
今次講個恐佈分子潛入奧運村脅持人質同大屠殺嘅案件⋯西德警方真係令人好無語⋯
Jill話呢集好多政治嘢，所以Wendy cut減咗啲暗殺部份㗎啦⋯
以色列運動員受害者名單：摔跤教練Moshe Weinberg；舉重運動員1號Yossef Romano；摔跤裁判 Yossef Gutfreund；射擊教練Kehat Shorr；田俓教練Amitzur Shapira；劍擊教練Andre Spitzer；舉重評判Yakov Springer；摔跤運動員2號Eliezer Halfin；摔跤運動員3號 Mark Slavin；舉重運動員2號 David Berger；舉重運動員3號 Ze'ev Friedman
佢哋嘅生平可以睇呢個blog: https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/remembering-the-munich-11/
殉職西德警察：Anton Fliegerbauer
黑色九月恐佈份子名單：Luttif Afif（Leader）；Yusuf Nazzal（副手）；Afif Ahmed Hamid（手下A）；Khalid Jawad（手下B）；Ahmed Chic Thaa （手下C）；Mohammed Safady（手下D）；Adnan Al Gashey （手下E）；Jamal Al-Gashey（手下F）
2021-07-2948 min
The Daily Beast PodcastEric Adams Is The Kind of Democrat That Liberals Ignore w/ David ShorrNew York City mayoral candidate Eric Adams, Black anti-racist, pro-cop former cop, is a walking anomaly. “There's an entire group of voters who aren't being represented here. And I think Eric Adams kind of represents what they want,” data scientist David Shor tells Molly Jong-Fast on this episode of The New Abnormal. Plus, the two also discuss how Dems can keep their majority in the House, and why this state election may actually be a good indicator if they’ll be able to pull it off. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-07-0414 minPro Politics with Zac McCraryThe Legendary Saul ShorrSend us a textThey don’t make too many people like Saul Shorr. After hitchhiking across the country, working in sugar refineries, being in and out of college, Saul fell into working on Mo Udall's 1976 presidential campaign. He soon became an expert in big city politics, started his own media firm, and has helped elect Senators and Governors and Presidents.Saul has one of the most unique paths, some of the biggest wins, and many of the best stories after decades as one of the most respected admakers and strategists in the business. Trust me...
2021-04-1359 min
Scripts & ScribesS&S LIVE (Ep 2) Breaking into the TV Writers Room w/ Paul Guyot & Brenden GallagherSupport the stream: https://streamlabs.com/scriptsandscribes
S&S Live (Episode 2): "Breaking into the TV Writers Room" with writer/producer/showrunner Paul Guyot (LEVERAGE, NCIS: NEW ORLEANS) and TV writer Brenden Gallagher (Netflix's WARRIOR NUN). In this episode we discuss various ways to break into the writers room, how to get a showrunner meeting, what makes a writer stand out in interviews and we'll answer questions live from the chat.
Paul Guyot website: https://paulguyot.net/
Brenden on Twitter: https://twitter.com/brendengallager
WATCH the episode on VIDEO via YouTube: https://yout...
2021-03-012h 13Scripts & ScribesS&S LIVE (Ep 2) Breaking into the TV Writers Room w/ Paul Guyot & Brenden GallagherSupport the stream: https://streamlabs.com/scriptsandscribes
S&S Live (Episode 2): "Breaking into the TV Writers Room" with writer/producer/showrunner Paul Guyot (LEVERAGE, NCIS: NEW ORLEANS) and TV writer Brenden Gallagher (Netflix's WARRIOR NUN). In this episode we discuss various ways to break into the writers room, how to get a showrunner meeting, what makes a writer stand out in interviews and we'll answer questions live from the chat.
Paul Guyot website: https://paulguyot.net/
Brenden on Twitter: https://twitter.com/brendengallager
WATCH the episode on VIDEO via YouTube: https://yout...
2021-03-012h 13
Anominy Questionable MoviesPerfect Lives Reunion[Click here for the YouTube video version] In which we discover how Dan can claim to have watched Robert Ashley's groundbreaking television opera PERFECT LIVES from beginning to end more than 30 times but also claim that he has never seen it all. Join us and much of the original cast and crew as they reunite and reminisce about the production, its legacy and the man they knew as Bob. Featuring Peter Gordon, Mimi Johnson, Barbara Mayfield, John Sanborn, Carlotta Schoolman, Paul Shorr, David Van Thieghem, and Dean Winkler.
2020-09-212h 06
PokerGO PodcastEp. 138 Super High Roller Chicken WingsBrent Hanks and Remko Rinkema come at you with a whole bunch of stuff including the weekly Power Rankings, the Effing Five, recaps of all three WPT final tables and much more! 00:20 – Paying tribute to the sudden passing of Mickey Craft. 03:20 – The Super High Roller Cash Game is back! Brent Hanks runs through the lineup and gets us hyped up. 06:00 – New kid on the block Oscar Ng is getting a lot of attention from poker fans and players, Brent and Remko preview this new character who’ll be making his PokerGO Studio debut in this massive $200/$400 game. 9:30 – The Week 10 Poker Central Pow...
2019-03-1559 min
QuietStorm PodcastsQuietStorm ~ Christmas CloudMix Vol. 02 (Dec 24, 2018)**QUIETSTORM ~ CHRISTMAS CLOUDMIX VOL. 02 (December 24, 2018)**
0:00:00 QuietStorm - Christmas Intro
0:00:40 Carol Nethen - What child Is This? (ft. Jim Hayward) [2018]
0:04:36 Nils - Merry Merry Christmas (ft. Erin Stevenson) [2018]
0:08:13 Gerald Albright - This Christmas (2001)
0:11:27 Al Jarreau - Christmas Morning (2005)
0:15:16 Fourplay - Amazing Grace (1999)
0:19:47 Lisa Ono - Caroling, Caroling (2000)
0:23:24 David Benoit - Christmas Is Coming (1996)
0:26:59 Russ Freeman - Merry Christmas Baby (1995)
0:31:23 Till Bronner - Last Christmas (2007)
0:35:53 Brian Culbertson - The First Noel (2006)
0:38:54 Gregg Karukas - There's A Star On The Horizon (ft. Shelby Flint) [1993]
0:43:17 Ray Charles - The Christmas...
2018-12-241h 36
Los Feliz: The PodcastThe Curb Is Too Damn High!Summer rewind! Morgan and Robin sit down with Aimee Mann, Michael Penn, and LA City Councilmember David Ryu to talk about hard hitting issues that range from the need for more bagel stores and shuttles to whether or not Mr. Ryu likes "Claws" on TNT.
2018-07-031h 12
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best FriendCouch Holes, Cool Thoughts, Airbnb "Amenities" (with Robin Shorr and David Huntsberger)Jeff had a less than sanitary Airbnb experience. Robin Shorr is back and she used to be the voice of Biore! Dave's old-timey guy and Daniel's "cool guy" make appearances and Alison is have a histamine reaction that will necessitate a new identity. Plus she's feeling shaken by current events. And wearing sunscreen! Also Battleborn, an update from Jenna and #AL, an Elliot allergy update, going down couch holes, iTunes comments of the week, Just Me Or Everyone and an adoptable dog named Sheba. Check us out on Patreon: http://patreon.com/alisonrosen ...
2017-10-051h 41
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best FriendCouch Holes, Cool Thoughts, Airbnb "Amenities" (with Robin Shorr and David Huntsberger)Jeff had a less than sanitary Airbnb experience. Robin Shorr is back and she used to be the voice of Biore! Dave's old-timey guy and Daniel's "cool guy" make appearances and Alison is have a histamine reaction that will necessitate a new identity. Plus she's feeling shaken by current events. And wearing sunscreen! Also Battleborn, an update from Jenna and #AL, an Elliot allergy update, going down couch holes, iTunes comments of the week, Just Me Or Everyone and an adoptable dog named Sheba. Check us out on Patreon: http://patreon.com/alisonrosen ...
2017-10-051h 40
Best Friend's FancastHacksquat On A Kumquat #74This week, Lisa Lawrie (@JMOESandBFFs) & Rafael Castaneda (@RMCGuitars) are joined by Whitney Neil (@WhitneyNeil) to discuss the @ARIYNBF episodes~ "Morgan Murphy & Robin Shorr" and "Insults Involving Salad Dressing, David's Intruder, The Trail Of Robin".
We talk Social Homebodies, Growing Up Kumquat, Hyper Localities, Earthquake Weather, Large Feet in Large Shoes, Egg Love, Embarrassing Dressing, Podfest, Is It A JMOE? and The Etymology of A Hack Squat!
This Show Dedicated To The Brews By Don, thanks DON!
Posted to iTunes by Jason Dix (@WoodLoaf)
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2017-09-241h 31
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best FriendInsults Involving Salad Dressing, David's Intruder, The Trail of RobinAlison finally reveals the long ago insult involving salad dressing that she's been thinking about lately and then in a surprising turn of events, David Huntsberger and Daniel share their own salad dressing related conflicts. Robin Shorr (Los Feliz: The Podcast) makes a rare two-in-one-week appearance and tells stories of Tucson lovers, a fateful earthquake morning, the "trail of Robin," and offers some useful restaurant tips. Plus a scary story involving David, the cops and a man on the loose; dermatology slang; crack smoking; sunscreen and more. And Just Me Or Everyone, iTunes Comment of the Week and an...
2017-09-211h 43
Alison Rosen Is Your New Best FriendInsults Involving Salad Dressing, David's Intruder, The Trail of RobinAlison finally reveals the long ago insult involving salad dressing that she's been thinking about lately and then in a surprising turn of events, David Huntsberger and Daniel share their own salad dressing related conflicts. Robin Shorr (Los Feliz: The Podcast) makes a rare two-in-one-week appearance and tells stories of Tucson lovers, a fateful earthquake morning, the "trail of Robin," and offers some useful restaurant tips. Plus a scary story involving David, the cops and a man on the loose; dermatology slang; crack smoking; sunscreen and more. And Just Me Or Everyone, iTunes Comment of the Week and an...
2017-09-211h 43
Los Feliz: The PodcastThe Curb Is Too Damn HighMorgan and Robin sit down with Aimee Mann, Michael Penn and LA City Councilmember David Ryu to talk about hard hitting issues that range from the need for more bagel stores and shuttles to whether or not Mr. Ryu likes “Claws” on TNT.
2017-08-091h 06
The Review PanelThe Review Panel #5 - Robert Storr, Gregory Volk, and Karen Wilkin with moderator David CohenApril 1, 2005 at the National Academy Museum and School of Fine Arts, New York
Robert Storr, Gregory Volk, and Karen Wilkin joined David Cohen to review Shahzia Sikander at Brent Sikkema, Robert Gober at Matthew Marks, Harriet Shorr at Pelavin, Magnus von Plessen at Barbara Gladstone.
2015-04-192h 03
Terms Of Reference PodcastTOR024: Foundations with David Shorr
David Shorr has spent most of his career as an analyst working with leading think tanks, philanthropies and advocacy groups across a broad range of foreign policy issues, and is currently working to wind down the William & Flora Hewlett Foundation’s nuclear security program.
Before he was engaged on that project, he spent 14 years with the Iowa-based Stanley Foundation, developing constructive new approaches to the world's compelling challenges, including the evolution of the G-20, climate change, the roles of rising powers, US national security strategy, Secretary-General Kofi Annan's 2005 initiative to reform the United Nations, and refu...
2014-05-0927 min
Power to the Small Business | Branding / Marketing Plans & Ideas / Social Media / Customer Experience Design / Digital MarketingEpisode 60 - The Essential Small Business Marketing Reading List6 guests, including 5 best-selling authors in this special episode of Power to the Small Business.
In five years you will be the same person you are today, except for the books that you read and the people you meet. In this special episode of Power to the Small Business, I present my small business marketing essential reading list, and will features five of the authors of books on that list.
Guests on this episode:
Jack Trout - Co-author of Positioning: The Battle for Your Mind
T. Scott Gross - Author of Microbranding: Build a Powerful...
2010-07-2241 min