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I Hate Politics PodcastCandidate Interviews Rockville City Council Double-header on Rockville City Mayor and Council election scheduled for November 7. This episode includes 5 City Council candidate interviews: Marissa Valeri (2:55), Adam Van Grack (18:47), Izola Shaw (35:46), Paul Scott (50:45), and Kate Fulton (1:08:30). See links on Twitter @ihppod. Accompanying episode (#142) features mayoral candidates. The 2023 Rockville City election ushers in a new era for the Rockville government. The Mayor and Council is expanding to 7 members. A minimum of 5 but as many as all 6 seats on the council may be filled by candidates who have never held elected office before. Music from Rockambo: rockambo.com, Pete Chauvette, Dara Blecher, and Collide: collideduo.com.2023-10-271h 28
Hey, Rockville!Girls NightSuzan and special co-hosts Mayor Bridget Newton and East Rockville leader Dr. Debbie Landau speak with some of the women candidates running in the city election. Mayoral candidate Monique Ashton and Council candidates Marissa Valeri, Izola Shaw, and Kate Fulton share their views on women in leadership, building on success while leading for the future, and why the success of our schools is essential to the success of our City. Monique AshtonMarissa ValeriIzola ShawKate FultonCity of Rockville ElectionsRestaurant RecsHello VietnamYuan Fu2023-10-241h 08
Hey, Rockville!Opening the Aperture with Izola ShawIzola Shaw is running for Rockville City Council. Her experiences as an advocate for equitable housing and living in Town Center bring a broader perspective to the field of Council candidates. She talks about her ideas for increasing community engagement and Suzan finally admits that it's definitely her at the Dawson's hot bar pretty much every day at lunch.https://www.izola4progress.org/https://dawsonsmarket.com/https://www.jamaicanfoodrockville.com/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100054405104432#_=_https://www.thethaicuisinerockville.com/2023-09-0944 min
Galveston Unscripted | Free. Texas History. For All.Island of Color | June Collins Pulliam📍Visit our interactive map!Enjoy this content? Buy me a book! 📚📱Social and other ways to explore Texas HistoryIsland of Color: Where Juneteenth Started :https://www.amazon.com/Island-Color-Where-Juneteenth-Started/dp/1418469742Mrs. June Collins Pulliam, a Galveston native, learned extensively about the history of African Americans in Galveston from her mother, Mrs. Izola Ethel Fedford Collins. Mrs. Collins authored the book "Island of Color: Where Juneteenth Started," highlighting African-Americans' history in Galveston.Mrs. Collins purpose i...2023-05-1235 min