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All Things Fitness and WellnessThe HFA Show 2025 with CEO Liz Clark: Key Conversations – Tariffs, Advocacy & The Future of Fitness BusinessThe fitness industry is preparing for major shifts in policy, trade, and investment, and The HFA Show 2025 will be the epicenter of these discussions. In this episode of All Things Fitness and Wellness, host Krissy Vann sits down with Liz Clark, CEO and President of the Health and Fitness Association, to break down the most important topics shaping the future of the industry.With global supply chains, trade policies, and operational costs in flux, fitness businesses must stay informed to navigate the changing landscape. Liz shares insights into the economic factors impacting everything from gym equipment manufacturers...2025-03-0734 min
Snap the Pigskin!Robert Saleh is FIRED as the New York Jets head coach and the Dallas Cowboys are MID!Send us a textWith Noah Clark taking a much-needed vacation, Athlon Sports' Kedrick Stumbris is joined by former SNY intern and all-around sports aficionado Krissy Birdsall to break down the week of NFL News. Who is to blame for Robert Saleh's firing in New York? Should we be impressed with the Baltimore Ravens turnaround from 0-2, or was it expected? Who has been most surprisingly bad, and what is wrong with the Dallas Cowboys? Finally, Krissy and Kedrick award the coveted Slab of Bacon to a primetime performer and reveal their best picks this week...2024-10-1056 min
Biscuits & JamKelsey Barnard Clark’s Magic RecipeKelsey Barnard Clark was raised in Dothan, Alabama, which is a short drive from the Gulf Coast. But it wasn’t until she spent several years living in fast-paced New York City and working in the even faster-paced kitchens of Michelin-star restaurants that she truly appreciated her hometown. Since she moved back to Dothan in 2012, she’s been busy. She won Season 16 of Bravo’s Top Chef, becoming the first Southerner to ever triumph on the show; she opened KBC, her catering company and restaurant that became a James Beard Award semi-finalist this year; and she’s done more than her...2024-09-2439 min
Rejuvenate Podcast with Elwin Robinson & Krissy HawkesPeptides, Oxygen Therapy, Novel Probiotics & More with Craig Brockie | Rejuvenate Podcast Ep. 77If you’d like to know which Genetic Factors are influencing your Health go to https://geneticinsights.co/limitless You can find Elwin’s recommended Health Supplements here: https://feelyounger.net/And remember to use code “REJUVENATE” to tell them we sent you and to get 20% OFF your first order.You can learn about Craig Brockie here https://craigbrockie.com/You can follow Elwin on X/Twitter @therealelwin and all his other Socials are here: https://linktr.ee/elwinrobinsonAnd you can find Krissy on Twitter @KrissyHawkesReferences...2024-09-031h 26
Extraordinary Church Podcast7.21.2024 Turn Up The Heat - Akil ThompsonAre you ready to ignite your faith and experience the blazing presence of God like never before? In our latest sermon, “Turn Up The Heat,” Pastor Akil Thompson takes us on a powerful journey through the final chapter of the Book of Acts. Discover the raw, unfiltered beginnings of the early church and how the fire of the Holy Spirit transformed ordinary people into extraordinary followers of Christ.
Learn why it’s crucial to keep the spiritual fire burning in your life, how to tend to it, and why the enemy attacks what God plans to use the mo...2024-07-2446 min
Maxwell STMaxwell St du 10 Avril 2024MALTED MILK-1975-Do what you must-Blues Production
THE CINELLI BROTHERS-Almost exactly-Leave it with you-Self
Tinsley ELLIS-Naked truth-Horseshoes and hand grenades-Alligator Records
Kevin BURT & BIG MEDICINE-Thank you brother Bill-Who is he-Gulf Coast Records
John PRIMER & Bob CORRITORE-Crawlin’ kingsnake-Crawlin’ kingsnake-Vizztone
Gary CLARK Jr-JPEG Raw-Don’t start-Warner Records
Bernard ALLISON-Luthers’ blues-Back down south-Ruf Records
Krissy MATTHEWS-Krissy Matthews & friends-Ain’t got no troubles on the road-Ruf Records
DANIELLE NICOLE-The love you bleed-Right by your side-Forty Below Records
Otis GRAND-Live at Burnley blues festival, collaborations & rairties-No reason-JSP Records
James HARMAN-Didn’t we have some fun sometime-A hand shake-Electro Fi Records
AWEK-Celebrating 30 years of blues-Three pieces for blues ba...2024-04-101h 00Snap the Pigskin!Player turnoverSend us a textWhat key conclusions can be drawn from the NFL combine? What on Earth will the Broncos do with all Russell Wilson dead cap? How will the Bills fair after making so many roster cuts? Plus: Special guest and University of Wisconsin student Krissy Birdsall - co-host of Her Take and The Student Section with WSUM 91.7 FM Madison - joins the show. Big thanks to Krissy for kindly creating the gorgeous new Snap the Pigskin logo!2024-03-071h 01All Things Fitness and WellnessIHRSA 2024 Preview: CEO Liz Clark Talks Fitness Industry Challenges and OpportunitiesIHRSA 2024 is one of the most anticipated events in the fitness industry. The countdown is on to the IHRSA Convention and Tradeshow set to take the stage in vibrant Los Angeles. This week, host Krissy Vann gives you an exclusive sneak peek into what's ahead, featuring a special guest who stands at the forefront of fitness innovation and leadership, Liz Clark, CEO and President of IHRSA.In an engaging and insightful conversation, Liz Clark will share her expert perspective on the pulse of the fitness industry, tapping into the wealth of knowledge and feedback gathered from IHRSA...2024-02-2821 min
RevealThe Welfare-to-Work Industrial Complex“Get a job!” That sums up our current cash welfare system in a nutshell. Ever since so-called welfare reform in the 1990s, the system has been based on the idea that welfare recipients must be doing some kind of work or job-readiness activity to receive government assistance. It’s a system that plays on what Americans have long wanted to believe – that all it takes to move out of poverty is a can-do attitude and hard work.
Now, there is a growing chorus of politicians who argue that even more programs that help people in need should have mor...2023-11-0450 min
Crossroads GamesE04: Confessions | Delta Green: Case #:REDACTEDDelta Green: Case REDACTED is an original Delta Green scenario written as a direct sequel to "Call of Cthulhu: The Glass Chronicles."
E04: Confessions
With the Agents and the Friendlies separated, and a few of our Friendlies injured... will everyone make it out alive this time?
This series is intended for mature audiences, and viewer discretion is advised. CW/TW for this series includes: strong violence, blood & gore, language, horror themes, monster violence.
Our AGENTS:
Vince Kaufman as PIKE: https://twitter.com/suddenlyvince
Bob McDonald as WENDIGO: https://twitter.com/stageoutlaw
Adam Sowards as CROSS: https://twitter.com/sowards...2023-10-162h 11
Crossroads GamesE03: The Locked Door | Delta Green: Case #:REDACTEDDelta Green: Case REDACTED is an original Delta Green scenario written as a direct sequel to "Call of Cthulhu: The Glass Chronicles."
E03: The Locked Door
With the survivors [REDACTED], the agents will have to [REDACTED] in order to [REDACTED]. Will they succeed in time?
This series is intended for mature audiences, and viewer discretion is advised. CW/TW for this series includes: strong violence, blood & gore, language, horror themes, monster violence, and horror-based suicide.
Our AGENTS:
Vince Kaufman as PIKE: https://twitter.com/suddenlyvince
Bob McDonald as WENDIGO: https://twitter.com/stageoutlaw
Adam Sowards as CROSS: https://twitter...2023-10-092h 06
Crossroads GamesE02: Quarantine | Delta Green: Case #:REDACTEDDelta Green: Case REDACTED is an original Delta Green scenario written as a direct sequel to "Call of Cthulhu: The Glass Chronicles."
E02: Quarantine
The survivors of The Glass Mansion are cleaned up and quarantined for 24 hours. What can the Agents find out in the meantime?
This series is intended for mature audiences, and viewer discretion is advised. CW/TW for this series includes: strong violence, blood & gore, language, horror themes, monster violence, and horror-based suicide.
Our AGENTS:
Vince Kaufman as PIKE: https://twitter.com/suddenlyvince
Bob McDonald as WENDIGO: https://twitter.com/stageoutlaw
Adam Sowards as CROSS: https...2023-10-022h 53All Things Fitness and Wellness2023 IHRSA Global Report: Key Insights into Fitness Industry TrendsFitness Business in 2023: Exploring the IHRSA 2023 Global Report.The fitness industry is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting from the traditional perception of gyms solely for achieving aesthetic goals like shredded abs and weight loss. Instead, there is a growing recognition that the industry plays a crucial role in addressing pressing issues such as the mental health crisis, the obesity epidemic, and healthcare system challenges in North America. This shift in perspective emphasizes that health clubs are now viewed as destinations for preventive healthcare.Despite this evolving focus, the fitness industry faced substantial challenges during the...2023-09-2736 min
The Texan PodcastWeekly Roundup - June 30, 2023Show off your Lone Star spirit with a free Texas flag hat with an annual subscription to The Texan: https://go.thetexan.news/texas-flag-hat/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=weekly_roundupThe Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion. Enjoy what you hear? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review! Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.new...2023-06-301h 08RevealThe Welfare-to-Work Industrial Complex“Get a job!” That sums up our current cash welfare system in a nutshell. Ever since so-called welfare reform in the 1990s, the system has been based on the idea that welfare recipients must be doing some kind of work or job-readiness activity to receive government assistance. It’s a system that plays on what Americans have long wanted to believe – that all it takes to move out of poverty is a can-do attitude and hard work.
Now, there is a growing chorus of politicians who argue that even more programs that help people in need should have more...2023-06-1749 min
Today, ExplainedKevin McCarthy wants you to get a jobWith the debt ceiling deadline approaching, Republicans want to expand rules that require welfare recipients to work. Vox’s Dylan Scott and Marketplace’s Krissy Clark explain. This episode was produced by Amanda Lewellyn, edited by Amina Al-Sadi and Matt Collette, fact-checked by Laura Bullard, engineered by Michael Raphael, and hosted by Noel King. Transcript at vox.com/todayexplained Support Today, Explained by making a financial contribution to Vox! bit.ly/givepodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2023-05-1825 min
Today, ExplainedKevin McCarthy wants you to get a jobWith the debt ceiling deadline approaching, Republicans want to expand rules that require welfare recipients to work. Vox’s Dylan Scott and Marketplace’s Krissy Clark explain.This episode was produced by Amanda Lewellyn, edited by Amina Al-Sadi and Matt Collette, fact-checked by Laura Bullard, engineered by Michael Raphael, and hosted by Noel King.Transcript at vox.com/todayexplainedSupport Today, Explained by making a financial contribution to Vox! bit.ly/givepodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2023-05-1826 min
Fore the Ladies Golf PodcastLadies of Golf: Krissy Carman, 2022 U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur ChampionToday on Ladies of Golf we welcome 2022 U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur champion Krissy Carman! Krissy became the first mother to win this title since Ellen Port in 2011 after defeating Aliea Clark 2-and-1 in the 18-hole final. This championship is open to any female golfer who has reached her 25th birthday by September 9 and whose Handicap Index does not exceed 9.4.
You can apply to play the 2023 U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur here.
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The Uncertain HourChapter 6: The Welfare to Temp Work PipelineSince the 1990s, most cash welfare recipients have been required to get a job or do mandated “work activities” to receive their monthly check. These requirements are intended to help parents who are struggling financially into jobs that will help keep them out of poverty and off government benefits. But is the work requirement system meeting either of those goals?According to our analysis of data from Wisconsin, an average of nearly 70% of employed welfare participants worked at temp companies. These companies put people to work in other companies, trying to fill temporary jobs where the work...2023-04-2655 minThe Uncertain HourChapter 3: Race and rumorIn the 1950s, a rumor that people were moving to Newburgh, NY to live off welfare riled up the city. When city leaders essentially declare war on welfare — and the people who get it — things tumble out of control.Plus, how national suspicions grew about people getting welfare right as more black people started gaining more access to welfare benefits.Host Krissy Clark and producer Peter Balonon-Rosen go back in history to tell a surprising origin story of part of our welfare system — and take a magnifying glass to how our country determines who de...2023-04-0536 minThe Uncertain HourChapter 2: The compliance machineA single mother of two in Chicago was working and taking classes to become an addiction counselor when her life fell apart. The father of her youngest child assaulted her so badly it put her in the hospital. Worried for her safety and the safety of her children, she fled to Milwaukee and signed up for welfare, hoping it would live up to the promise of providing employment and self-sufficiency.Instead, she ended up in a Kafkaesque maze of “work activities” that didn’t lead to a real job or independence. When her life hits another crisis...2023-03-2954 minThe Uncertain HourChapter 1: The dreamWhen a struggling mother of two in Milwaukee hits hard times, she turns to a local welfare office for help — a welfare office outsourced to a private, for-profit company. Inside, staff preach the power of work, place people into unpaid “work experience” and enforce work requirements for welfare recipients, all in the name of teaching self-sufficiency.But who’s set to benefit most? That struggling mother or the for-profit company she turned to?Host Krissy Clark takes listeners into the world of for-profit welfare companies to examine America’s welfare-to-work system, work requirements and the mu...2023-03-2244 minAll Things Fitness and WellnessATFW Podcast: IHRSA 2023 | The World's Largest Fitness Industry Event Returns with a Focus on Innovation and GrowthGet ready for the fitness event of the year - IHRSA 2023! In this exclusive interview, we chat with Liz Clark, President and CEO of IHRSA, the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association, about the upcoming IHRSA 2023 conference. Held in sunny San Diego, California, this event is the largest gathering of fitness industry professionals in the world, and promises to be packed with innovation, inspiration, and education.Whether you're a gym owner, a personal trainer, a health coach, or simply passionate about fitness, IHRSA 2023 has something for everyone. With a focus on technology, leadership, and growth, this year's conference...2023-03-0831 min
Impactful LeadersImpactful Real Estate Investor Chad and his wife Krissy created Turnkey Iowa to allow busy professionals to short-cut the real estate investing learning curve and leverage the experience gained by investing in millions in single-family homes in the Des Moines market. The Turnkey Iowa's mission is to provide investors with completely renovated investment properties, which already have established tenants and no deferred maintenance. The result is a hassle-free investment and endless opportunities for financial freedom.Connect with him on:www.TurnkeyIowa.comhttps://www.facebook.com/TurnkeyIowa/https://www.instagram.com/turnkeyiowa/2023-01-1852 min
For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsS2 E2: Cocooning & Finding Joy with DanielleWe're back with my gal Danielle, Owner of Octimber (@octimber via Instagram) and my personal fave, her food blog @followmygut
Danielle is a Jamaican-American from California with a keen eye for restaurant discovery both locally and internationally. She's reviewed various restaurants, raves about her faves and does food photography as well as builds food photography backgrounds through her woodworks business, Octimber. Octimber not only offers beautiful wood backgrounds for photography, it also offers jars of joy - teeny bits of joy that she shares to brighten even the most solemn of hearts. Outside of work, you can fin...2022-03-161h 03
For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsS2: E1: Prioritizing Rest with Well Rested JasWelcome Back to Season 2 of the For Your Table podcast, where we have candidly nourishing conversations. A lot’s changed in a year, and the conversations have too, with a broader scope of digestible conversations that dive into all aspects of life. From motherhood to sex, to navigating adulting and our world post pandemic, we’ve got you covered.
In this episode, we dive into why prioritizing rest is important in our grind culture. Navigating life is far from easy and they don't really tell us how hard it is as children (at least not in our opini...2022-03-0132 min
The California Report MagazineHow The “Gig Economy” Changes Work: One Janitor's StoryThese days, It can be a lot harder to find what you might call a “good” job. The kind of job where a person is employed by one company and gets things like health insurance, paid sick days, and at least minimum wage. Today, all kinds of businesses from Uber to janitorial companies argue they’ve come up with something better: “gig work,” in which workers are independent contractors, not employees. But some workers in California are pushing back against the “gig economy. " After Jerry Vasquez started working as a janitor, with a business that promised he’d be his own bo...2021-12-1129 min
Nothing But The BluesNothing But The Blues #676Jerett Samples (Throw It Away); Maria Muldaur (I Looked Down The Line (And I Wondered)); Marcia Ball (I Want A Tall Skinny Papa); Dave Clark's Blues Swingers (West Side Baby); Blind Richard Yates (Sore Bunion Blues); Happy Holmes (Solid Ground); Good Morning Blues (Consider Me Gone); Gabe Stillman (Give Me Some Time); James Montgomery Band (Yonders Wall); Cecil Gant (Nashville Jumps); Wynonie Harris (My Baby's Barrel House); Doug Cox and Salil Bhatt (Freedom Raga); Jon Shain and FJ Ventre (Never Found A Way To Tame The Blues); Christine Kittrell (Next Door To The Blues); Krissy Matthews (The Man Said...2021-08-281h 00
For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsPlanning Your Perfect Post COVID Summer Dinner Party with GiGi the Houseshoe HostessGuys! We made it to episode 10! Our season finale!!
Our season finale features my Girl Gigi, the Houseshoe Hostess and she’s helping us plan the perfect post covid summer dinner party! Obviously we’ve all been ready to get back out into the world after a year of being indoors! Gigi helps us figure out how to navigate hosting parties post covid to keep your family and friends safe.
You can find GiGi via her website or Instagram & she's always eager to help you plan your next function with style and finesse!
Than...2021-05-311h 18For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsThe 5 Love Languages: A Discussion with Dr. Alicia Cheek & Her Husband, Mr. Antoine CheekWe are winding down this season with episode 9 and I’ve got a nice twist to this episode! This episode focuses on the 5 love languages by Dr. Gary Chapman. It’s an intimate and hilarious conversation between my homegirl, Dr. Alicia Cheek & her Husband, Mr. Antoine Cheek and co-stars my fiancé, Mr. Breland Clark.
According to Dr. Chapman, there are 5 primary love languages that people speak. These languages include words of affirmation, quality time, physical touch, acts of service and receiving gifts. I loved the idea of hosting this discussion with Alicia and her husband because they have...2021-05-201h 18For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsBuilding Your Brand Successfully with Britney ChamberlainThis episode dives into the brand of Britney Chamberlain with Britney Breaks Bread. Britney is a Clinical researcher by day and a homegrown baker and chef at night! She’s built her brand, Britney Breaks Bread, into an enterprise phenom in just a little over a years time and we’re here to find out just how she did it and what motivates her. So get ready to laugh because there’s lots of chuckles in this episode as we drop gems on being part time bloggers and still living your best life.
You can find Britney across...2021-04-151h 09For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsMeet KrissyThis episode is so near and dear to my heart because it is a deep dive into all things Krissy! I chose my BFF Julia to interview me and she asked all the right questions to have me open up about my past, present...and what's going on in my future! I loved every minute of this episode and, although it's kinda long, I'm sure you'll love it too! So, grab some food or a good cocktail and catch up on all the tea on this episode.
My interviewer, Julia, has a few businesses of her own...2021-04-011h 39
For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsDemystifying Diet Culture with Breland ClarkWe're Back with Episode 6 of the For Your Table podcast. This episode features an intimate conversation with health and nutrition coach, Breland Clark. Breland, a native of Mississippi, got into the health and wellness field after recognizing the lack of proper health and food practices and availability within his own community. Native to MS, he works hard to debunk dieting myths, help his customers choose beneficial wellness options and coaches around proper eating habits that can yield tangible results. Join us as we demystify diet culture and dive into some of his pet peeves when it comes to dieting...2021-03-1945 minThe Uncertain HourInside baseballIn minor league baseball, professional athletes train, suit up and play for wages that would be illegal in most sectors. Players live in crowded apartments, sleep on air mattresses, work side jobs and scrape by. This week, a story about life in the minor leagues and how the baseball industry convinced Congress to rewrite federal law — and carve an entire workforce out of minimum wage and overtime requirements.For even more of “The Uncertain Hour,” subscribe to our newsletter! Each week we’ll bring you a note from host Krissy Clark and explain some terms that have com...2021-03-1744 minThe Uncertain HourBig Boss, Little BossAfter Jimmy Nicks’ job was subcontracted, he took both companies to court — the subcontractor he worked for and its client, Koch Foods. The “little boss” and the “big boss.” His case hinged in part on those familiar six words, “to suffer or permit to work,” and this week we’ll revisit their origins. The story begins at the scene of a deadly fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, where one witness would go on to devote her life’s work to prevent such tragedies from happening again. A century later, the law she helped craft, the Fair Labor Standards Act, served as the l...2021-03-1033 minThe Uncertain HourTo catch a chickenWhen chicken catcher Jimmy Nicks’ job was subcontracted, virtually overnight, he started doing the same job for a new boss — only without the pay, protections and benefits he’d come to rely on. This episode looks at the subcontracting system that makes worker pay and safety someone else’s responsibility.For even more of “The Uncertain Hour,” subscribe to our newsletter! Each week we’ll bring you a note from host Krissy Clark and explain some terms that have come up in our reporting. This week we’re looking at “piece rate.”2021-03-0336 min
For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsFood Politics & Disparities with Uppi RajEpisode 5 of the For Your Table Podcast stars Uppi from District Delicious. This episode dives into the realm of how food directly correlates to politics and its impacts and disparities in BIPOC communities. Uppi & Kristen started District Delicious in 2016 as a hobby that quickly turned into passion. Now primarily ran by Uppi, District Delicious is a perfect blend of fun food innuendos while also shedding light on issues that intersect with food, politics and issues surrounding the DC area. While democratizing traditional food media, Uppi works to create a space of influencer authenticity and justice. She loves to bridge...2021-03-0150 minThe Uncertain HourThe liquid workforceOver a quarter of the world’s largest employers don’t just make or sell products — they also rent out workers. Let’s talk about how we got here.For even more of “The Uncertain Hour,” subscribe to our newsletter! Each week we’ll bring you a note from host Krissy Clark and explain some terms that have come up in our reporting. This week we’re looking at “core competence.”2021-02-2438 minFor Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsColor in the Millennial Food Space with Talicia JThis episode is so powerful as it's filled with intention, revelation and awareness of being a person of color in the millennial food space and the overall food experience. Talicia is a Black Foodie with a love for all things food and helping people. Her passions led her to create a space that makes experiencing food and the preparation of it pain-free, easy and accessible for her community. In this episode, we dive into the message and verbiage around food, food products and experiences and how oftentimes there is a lack of connection in the black community. Talicia works...2021-02-221h 17The Uncertain Hour“To suffer or permit to work”This week we’re finally going to tell you what happened to Jerry Vazquez — and how his story relates to the 1930s case of a hotel chambermaid. Jerry and some of his fellow Jan-Pro franchisees decided to sue the company, saying they’d been misclassified as independent contractors when they should have been employees (and entitled to minimum wage, over time, and other protections). But the argument over what defines an employee has a long and strange legal history. So, we’ll dive in and explore the origins of the federal minimum wage, why lawmakers wrote the law as broadly...2021-02-1747 minThe Uncertain HourWho’s the boss?Jerry Vazquez was in the cleaning business now, and his clients liked him. They’d leave him notes, some with smiley faces drawn in. But, he says, he was barely getting by on the rates negotiated by Jan-Pro. He started feeling like had little control over a business that he owned. As Jerry would soon find out, some of Jan-Pro’s other franchisees felt similarly — they were stuck. So Jerry decided it was time to fight back.For even more of “The Uncertain Hour,” subscribe to our newsletter! Each week we’ll bring you a note from host Kr...2021-02-1044 min
For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsSavoring the Smoke with Roger Sherman & the District PitPitmaster Roger Sherman is a native of Washington, DC, and grew up eating his mother’s Kentucky-style southern cooking. Born on Christmas day, Roger fondly recounts how his mother’s labor made her unable to finish cooking the Christmas turkey– and left his father and older sister without Christmas dinner that year. A long-running family joke for his entire childhood was that when he got old enough, he owed the family a Christmas turkey. He made good on that promise when he bought his first smoker. From that long-running joke grew his passion for barbecue and in 2016, The District Pit wa...2021-02-0156 min
For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsFood & Desire with Sexologist Ashley CobbThis episode is definitely X-Rated so be sure you're listening with headphones!
Sexologist Ashley Cobb is the millennial microphone for women of the world seeking to find and give their partners ultimate pleasure and great sex. Ashley Cobb, “your favorite friend of filth” is the founder of Sex with Ashley, an interactive, educational, and informative platform focused on sexual health, sensual pleasure, and orgasmic tools to make the pleasure principle more like the pleasure placement. As a former educator, Ashley knows all about teaching others. She is the sexpert, leader, and influencer that brings the conversation of women...2021-01-1539 min
For Your Table Podcast: Candidly Nourishing ConversationsPilot Episode: Seasoned to Taste with Carita FambroCarita Fambro is the face behind Seasoned to Taste Blog. She is a food blogger, recipe developer and social media content creator born and raised in (and just recently moved back to) Georgia. A HBCU Grad and Southern Black Belle, Carita created Seasoned to Taste inspired by Southern traditions, traveled life experiences and her strong passion for food. She works to find simplified recipes seasoned with layers of flavor for busy families. We sit down to talk all things motherhood, marriage, purpose, diversity and what drives her food passion.
You can find her via the following channels:
2020-12-3145 min
The Writing Worship Podcast - For Worship Songwriters062 - Songwriter Personality Series: The Structure Writer with Dave Clark and Lani CrumpKrissy sits down with professional songwriter Dave Clark and Worship Songwriter Mentorship Small Group Leader, Lani Crump to talk about the Structure Songwriter Personality traits and strengths. To take the songwriter personality test yourself, simply visit KrissyNordhoff.com/Test. Learn more about Dave Clark, follow him on Instagram @daveclarkwritesLearn more about Lani Crump on Facebook. Apply now for the Worship Songwriter Mentorship. Our foundational course for all songwriters. Over 700 worship songwriters have taken and graduated from the 9-week cohort-based mentorship program. You can apply on the...2019-08-2134 min
Cover 2 ResourcesEp. 232 - Part 4; Diversion Out of Control: Joe Rannazzisi Shares What Went WrongIn our last episode of this series, we learned how passage of the Ensuring Patient Access and Effective Drug Enforcement Act took away the DEA’s most effective diversion control enforcement tool, the immediate suspension order. The bill was shaped in large part by a former DEA lawyer. On this episode, you’ll hear more stories about Congressman and high ranking government agency officials who have played key roles in deciding the fate of drug bills and policies; and weeks later went to work in the pharmaceutical industry.
24 years ago, the medical director for the FDA played a key role in a...2019-03-1500 min
Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street RadioThe Peanut Butter Wars: A Homemaker Changes How Food is Regulated in AmericaFilipino delicacies found at a bus station in Tel Aviv; Marketplace’s Krissy Clark reports on the peanut butter controversy that changed how the FDA regulates commercial foods; and how to revive stale spices. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2018-04-0651 min
Werk It: The PodcastThe Art of VoicingWhen Krissy Clark sits down to record an episode of her podcast The Uncertain Hour, she's not aiming to sound professional - she just wants to sound like herself.
Werk It: The Podcast is a compilation of some of the best moments from the live event. Both the festival and the podcast are produced by WNYC Studios and are made possible by a grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting with additional support from the Annenberg Foundation. Event sponsors include Cole Haan, M.A.C. Cosmetics, and ThirdLove.com.
You can find more information at www.w...2017-11-0142 min
Roman Mars223- The Magic BureaucratIn 1996, President Bill Clinton and the Congress undertook a reform effort to redesign the welfare system from one that many believed trapped people in a cycle of dependence, to one, that in the President’s words, would give people "a paycheck, not a welfare check .... Today, we are ending welfare as we know it."
Many of the key components implemented by Clinton can be traced back to a bureaucrat named Larry Townsend and a pilot program he operated in California called GAIN (Greater Avenues for Independence). Head of the welfare office in Riverside County, Townsend didn’t have much patience for...2016-08-0334 minThe Uncertain HourThe road not takenWhat’s the best path out of poverty — work or education?Twenty years ago, welfare reformers came to this fork in the road and had to ask the question: Is it better to encourage welfare recipients to get a job, any job? Or is it better to support them while they get training and education that will eventually help them get better-paying jobs?In the end, welfare reformers adopted a “work-first” strategy that required most folks to work in order to receive cash welfare.In this episode, the what if…....2016-07-0743 minThe Uncertain Hour“Pregnant? We can help.”When Brandi David discovered she was pregnant, she knew she wanted an abortion. Brandi was a graduate student at the time and didn’t feel ready to be a mother. She wasn’t sure where to go for help. But then she remembered a billboard at a busy intersection in South Bend, Indiana that she had driven by many times. It said: “Pregnant? We can help.” So she called the number.What happened to Brandi next… well, that’s what brings us to Indiana–the last stop on our cross-country trip where we investigate how states spend federal we...2016-06-2426 min
Wealth & Poverty from Marketplace APMWelfare's role in alternative to abortion programs.This August will present a milestone: 20 years since welfare reform. The federal government overhauled the cash assistance program for poor families, replacing it with a new system called Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, or TANF.Among the biggest changes, states now control their welfare spending out of a set amount received from the federal government each year. Krissy Clark from our Wealth and Poverty Desk has been on a road trip of sorts for our new podcast, the Uncertain Hour, to see just how states across the country use their welfare block grants.Today's stop is Indiana. In 2015, Governor Mike Pen...2016-06-2310 minThe Uncertain HourEverything but the kitchen sinkWhat do college scholarships, marriage counseling classes and crisis pregnancy centers have in common? In some states, they’re funded by federal welfare dollars.We are continuing our cross-country tour where we drop in on states to investigate how they spend welfare money, known as Temporary Assistance to Needy Families or TANF. This week: Michigan. The state spends about $100 million a year in TANF dollars on college scholarships—and many recipients are from families that earn more than $100,000 year.Meanwhile, just 18 out of every 100 families living in poverty receives basic cash assistance.2016-06-1023 minThe Uncertain HourWhat’s love (styles) got to do with it?What do you think of when you think of welfare? Probably something along the lines of help or money given to families living in poverty. Or, work requirements to receive assistance.But actually, in 2014 only 23 out of every 100 poor families received basic cash assistance. That’s partly because states have a lot of discretion in deciding how to spend federal welfare block grants, known as Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, or TANF.States spend welfare money on the obvious things, like childcare and work-related activities. They also spend a significant chunk on some ver...2016-05-2634 minThe Uncertain HourWhite gloves, aluminum cans and plasmaPerhaps more than any other group, women on welfare have been stigmatized. In this episode, we introduce you to two women who’ve relied on welfare through the years: Ruby Duncan, an 83-year-old welfare rights activist in Las Vegas, and Josephine Moore, a 59-year-old mother of six in Kermit, West Virginia.Duncan grew up picking cotton in rural Louisiana. As a young woman, she moved to Las Vegas where she worked as a maid in hotels and a cook in casinos. After an accident left her with severe spine damage, Duncan sometimes relied on welfare to sup...2016-05-1134 minThe Uncertain HourThe Magic BureaucratIn the summer of 1996, on the lawn of the White House Rose Garden, President Clinton signed a bill that would dramatically transform the country’s welfare system. Twenty years later, what the heck is welfare anyway? And we should make it clear — we’re talking about cash assistance to poor families, not food stamps or medicaid. Welcome to “The Uncertain Hour,” the Wealth & Poverty desk’s new podcast hosted by Senior Correspondent Krissy Clark. In the first episode, we’ll introduce you to the “Magic Bureaucrat...2016-04-2841 minThe Uncertain HourIntroducing ‘The Uncertain Hour’The Uncertain Hour is an immersive docu-pod that reveals the origin stories of our economy in unexpected and provocative ways. Host Krissy Clark dives deep into one topic each season, unpacking what we see as normal to show it didn’t just happen. Brought to you by Marketplace’s Wealth & Poverty Desk, the first season explores the uncertainties of welfare as we don’t know it. Season one episodes are biweekly beginning April 28.2016-03-0803 min
Grab Audiobook in Kids, Ages 5-7Saucy and Bubba by Darcy Pattison | Free AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: Saucy and Bubba
Author: Darcy Pattison
Narrator: Monica Clark-Robinson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 3 hrs and 8 mins
Language: English
Release date: 08-15-14
Publisher: Mims House
Genres: Kids, Ages 5-7
Summary:
In this modern-day Hansel and Gretel story, Saucy and Bubba struggle to get along with Krissy, their alcoholic stepmother. One freezing cold night, Krissy locks Saucy out of the house, and Saucy must sleep in the barn. In a desperate move, Saucy and Bubba run away to their aunt's house - except Aunt Vivian isn't home. Trying to take care...2014-08-153h 08
ListentoDetroitKrissy Clark Answers Detroit Mobile Audio Tour Question About Location-Based StorytellingMembers of the Detroit Mobile Audio Tour (DMAT) team got to see location-based storytelling rock star Krissy Clark talk at the 2012 Third Coast International Audio Festival. In her presentation, Clark talked about a couple projects she's created. This is an interview that DMAT's Laura Herberg did with Clark at the festival, after her presentation. Before you listen, you might want to click on this link to read about the projects Clark talked about in her presentation.
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Transom - Fostering the Art of Audio StorytellingThe Green Lawns of TexasAvoiding the pitfalls of "parachute journalism" with Marketplace reporter Krissy Clark.
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Sound School PodcastThe Green Lawns of TexasAvoiding the pitfalls of "parachute journalism" with Marketplace reporter Krissy Clark.2012-10-1124 min
APM Reports DocumentariesBehind the Scenes: Foreclosure City DebriefProducer Krissy Clark talks with Stephen Smith about life after the her documentary.2009-06-0608 minAPM Reports DocumentariesBehind the Scenes: Foreclosure City, Part 2Producer Krissy Clark is moving on to the editing phase for her documentary on the devastating foreclosure crisis happening in […]2009-04-1109 minAPM Reports DocumentariesBehind the Scenes: Foreclosure CityProducer Krissy Clark has been finding scenes, meeting characters, and gathering tape in Las Vegas for her upcoming documentary on […]2009-02-2013 min