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A Escala HumanaT1.E9. Somos lo que decimosEl lenguaje no solo describe la realidad: la crea. Este episodio profundiza en cómo nuestras palabras dan forma al mundo que habitamos, construyen relaciones y abren (o cierran) posibilidades. Inspirados en las ideas de Martin Buber, Ludwing Wittgenstein y John Austin, revisamos cómo los actos de habla como pedir, prometer, declarar, afirmar y valorar constituyen formas activas de intervenir en la realidad.Además, exploramos los obstáculos más comunes en la comunicación, los llamados “virus lingüísticos”, y proponemos prácticas concretas, o “vitaminas lingüísticas”, para nutrir una comunicación más clara, honesta y re...2025-06-1744 min
Big Blue Insider with Dick Gabriel2025-05-1 - BBIMark Pope unloads to Jon Rothstein; (14:00) Derby trainers on Saturday's race; (19:00) UK voice Tom Leach; (39:00) Ubercapper Ellis Starr; (1:00:00) ex-Cat Merion Haskins on the passing of teammate Larry Johnson and sometimes it's hard to understand a guy...2025-05-021h 21
History's Greatest IdiotsSeason 3 Episode 7: The Original Mobster (Arnold Rothstein) & The North Hollywood Shootout Robbers (Larry Eugene Phillips Jr. and Decebal Ștefan Emilian "Emil" Mătăsăreanu)
In the seventh episode of Season 3 of History's Greatest Idiots, Lev and Derek rediscover the life of someone who became the prototype for all Mafia bosses that followed him (Arnold Rothstein) and look back at the incredible scenes that unfolded during what has become known as the North Hollywood Shootout (Larry Eugene Phillips Jr. and Decebal Ștefan Emilian "Emil" Mătăsăreanu).
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Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Daniel Smorkowski, Sargent Shriver Global Messenger and Special Olympics AthleteDaniel Smrokowski is a Sargent Shriver Global Messenger, a Special Olympics athlete in basketball and swimming, a graduate of Roosevelt University in journalism, an employee at United Airlines and the host of the award winning podcast Special Chronicles.2023-04-0228 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with US Senator Tammy DuckworthTammy Duckworth is the junior U.S. senator from Illinois, a former Blackhawk pilot in Iraq, and a highly decorated, retired Lt. Colonel from the Army National Guard.2023-03-3028 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Jim Sinocchi of Disability Inclusion Strategies, LLCJim Sinocchi has a 40-year history with disability inclusion strategies since 1976, when he joined the IBM Corporation. After his retirement, he joined JP Morgan Chase in 2016.Jim spent 6 years with the bank as its first head of the “Office of Disability Inclusion.” He established policies and strategies to oversee and provide accommodations, accessibility and assimilation solutions for employees with disabilities worldwide. He also led, created and developed business processes, to ensure people with disabilities would assimilate into the bank’s robust culture, whether joining as a new employee or as a current employee at the firm.Duri...2023-03-031h 00
45 Graus#139 [EN] Bo Rothstein - Does a good government require more than just democracy?Bo Rothstein is one of the world’s leading researchers in the field of Quality of Government (QoG). He was for most of his career professor of political science at the University of Gothenburg, in Sweden, with a brief tenure at the University of Oxford. In 2004, he founded, together with Sören Holmberg, the Quality of Government Institute, which has since become the world’s main research centre studying how political institutions of high quality can be created and maintained. -> Apoie este projecto e faça parte da comunidade de mecenas do 45 Graus em: 45grauspodcast.com ...2023-02-151h 1445 Graus#139 [EN] Bo Rothstein - Does a good government require more than just democracy?Bo Rothstein is one of the world’s leading researchers in the field of Quality of Government (QoG). He was for most of his career professor of political science at the University of Gothenburg, in Sweden, with a brief tenure at the University of Oxford. In 2004, he founded, together with Sören Holmberg, the Quality of Government Institute, which has since become the world’s main research centre studying how political institutions of high quality can be created and maintained. -> Apoie este projecto e faça parte da comunidade de mecenas do 45 Graus em: 45grauspodcast.com ...2023-02-151h 14
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Dr. Lisa I. Iezzoni, Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical SchoolLisa I. Iezzoni, MD, MSc is Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, and based at the Health Policy Research Center, Mongan Institute, Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Iezzoni has conducted numerous studies examining the health care experiences of persons with disability. Her book Making Their Days Happen: Paid Personal Assistance Services Supporting People with Disability Living in Their Homes and Communities was just published. During the 2022-2023 academic year, she is the Sally Starling Seaver Fellow at the Harvard Radcliffe Institute. Dr. Iezzoni is a member of the National Academy of Medicine in the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and...2023-01-2450 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Author and Senior Editor at The Atlantic, John HendricksonJohn Hendrickson is a Senior Editor at The Atlantic and the author of Life on Delay: Making Peace With a Stutter, coming January 2023 from Knopf.Life on Delay is a reported memoir that grew out of his Atlantic feature "What Joe Biden Can’t Bring Himself to Say," which was read by more than 2 million people and named one of the best stories of 2019 by Longform.John has spoken about stuttering, politics, and journalism on CNN, MSNBC, NPR, PBS, and at colleges and universities across the country. Before joining The Atlantic, he wrote and edited fo...2023-01-0450 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Caroline Croft Estay, Co-Founder and Chief Potential Officer at Vertical Harvest FarmsCaroline has been involved in the disability advocacy world since 1999 as an independent case manager, skills trainer and advocate. She is a co-founder of Vertical Harvest and served as its first Director of Human Resources. During that time, she facilitated teaching and training of her Grow Well Employment Model. That model focuses on innovative teaching techniques and hands-on learning to enhance employees’ professional and personal lives and strengthen community connections. In her free time, Caroline enjoys spontaneous adventures with her family in the Tetons.2022-12-2244 min
Last Word On Sports Media PodcastCollege Football NFL World Cup And More | Announcer Schedules PodcastThis week on Episode 26 of the Announcer Schedules Podcast, Mike Gill and Phil de Montmollin discuss the World Cup while taking another deep dive into the latest announcer happenings across the NFL, College Football, College Basketball and the NBA.Throughout the show, 115 different announcers from past and present are mentioned, while an array of topics are discussed including:· NSMA sports broadcaster of year nominees· World Cup underway· Presenting the backgrounds of World Cup athletes · World Cup in Spanish· Tom Rinaldi globetrotting· NFL Thanksgiving recap· NFL Dec...2022-12-0147 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Crocker Stickney: Team Member at Vertical HarvestThis episode features Crocker Stickney, a team member at Vertical Harvest. Here's a little bit about Crocker, in his own words: "My name is Crocker and I am a 34 year old disabled worker. I was diagnosed with schizophrenia when I was 22, and have been dealing with it ever since. I was introduced to Vertical Harvest via my sister who took a tour first and told me about the company. I have been with them for almost three years. My family live close by in Idaho, and I am a proud new uncle to an amazing nephew who makes me...2022-10-3119 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Crocker Stickney, a Team Member at Vertical HarvestThis episode features Crocker Stickney, a team member at Vertical Harvest! Here is more about Crocker, in his own words: "My name is Crocker and I am a 34 year old disabled worker. I was diagnosed with schizophrenia when I was 22, and have been dealing with it ever since. I was introduced to Vertical Harvest via my sister who took a tour first and told me about the company. I have been with them for almost three years. My family live close by in Idaho, and I am a proud new uncle to an amazing nephew who makes me laugh...2022-10-3119 min
Midtown Madness PodcastS3E9 A10 Media Day; Pickett Under Radar; The Hughes Legacy?; WSOC Tops Table; Parker Shot SelectionSeason 3 of the Midtown Madness Podcast is brought to you by Two Men and a Garden! That’s right they are fueling this podcast with not only delicious pickles, but salsas and most recently Harissa sauce. They are the real deal! Their products are delicious and more importantly local to St. Louis. You can pick up their many products at any local grocery stores or online where they ship nationwide!
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Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Dr. Rhoda Bernard, Managing Director at Berklee Institute for Arts Education and Special Needs and Assistant Chair, Music EducationThis week we sat down with Dr. Rhoda Bernard, the Managing Director of the Berklee Institute for Arts Education and Special Education (the only organization of its kind in the world) and the Assistant Chair of Music Education at Berklee College of Music. Dr. Bernard holds a Bachelor of Arts cum laude in government from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Music with academic honors in jazz voice from New England Conservatory. She earned both her Master of Education and Doctor of Education degrees from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Bernard regularly presents keynote...2022-06-2739 min
Hold the FortHold the Fort Episode 209: You can't spell Mensch without Gerschman - Larry and Jon GershmanStu and Judd take a trip down Memory Lane (aka Winaukee Road) with a couple of mensches, Larry "One Love" and Jon Gershman2022-05-131h 19
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Interim Regional Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs & Vice Provost at the University of South Florida, Deni ElliottOur guest is Interim Regional Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs and Vice Provost at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg campus, Deni Elliott. She also holds the endowed Eleanor Poynter Jamison Chair of Media Studies and Press Policy in the Department of Journalism and Digital Communication. Dr. Elliott began her work with USF in December 2003. She has served as Department Chair for the Department of Journalism and Digital Communication and has served as the campus Ombuds. Dr. Elliott is Chief Project Officer for a multi-institutional multi-disciplinary research consortium, the National Ethics Project, that studies...2022-05-0133 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with postdoctoral research fellow at the Harvard University Department of Psychology, Dr. Tessa CharlesworthDr. Tessa Charlesworth is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Harvard University Department of Psychology. Dr. Charlesworth recently completed her PhD at Harvard where she was advised by Professor Mahzarin R. Banaji. Her research tackles questions such as: How and why do the attitudes of our society shift towards or away from prejudice? Why do some attitudes change while others remain stagnant? What are the forces in society that can shift our collective minds? To address such questions, Dr. Charlesworth integrates methods from across cognitive, social, developmental, and quantitative psychology, including laboratory experiments, natural language processing, time series, and...2022-04-2536 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Oswald "Oz" Mondejar Oz most recently served as Senior Vice President of Mission and Advocacy for Spaulding Rehabilitation Network (SRN), the post-acute care services division of Mass General Brigham.Oz works at the intersection of policy, advocacy, and media. His responsibilities included mission integration and administrative operations across Organizational Development and Community Relations including Adaptive Sports. Oz led SRN's Equity, Dignity, and Respect (EDR). He also oversaw Human Resources and Marketing & Communications.Prior to joining Mass General Brigham in 2001, Oz led the Social Security Administration's New England Region's diversity recruitment and retention initiatives and worked as a human...2022-03-2446 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Activist & Emmy Award Winning Lyricist, Keith JonesOur guest is Keith Jones is the President and CEO of SoulTouchin’ Experiences. As anAfrican American community activist and entrepreneur with cerebral palsy. As astrong advocate for independent quality living in the community, Mr. Jones hasparticipated actively in various issues that face people with disabilities. Theseareas include, but are not limited to housing, education, and voting access.Mr. Jones is also extremely active in multi-cultural, cross-disability educationand outreach efforts and has performed trainings (including train the trainer)with the purpose of...2022-03-2349 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Entrepreneur & Endurance Athlete, Daniel Berlin and Executive Mentor & Workshop Leader, Charles R. ScottOur guests are Dan Berlin and Charles R. Scott - great friends who adventure together this journey we call life. Dan is an enterprising entrepreneur, investor, philanthropist, and endurance athlete who happens to be blind. He believes in creating opportunity and giving back around the globe. Dan gradually lost his eyesight from cone-rod dystrophy. He was diagnosed at 7 years old and became legally blind in his late 20s. After more than 12 years of working around the globe in large multi-national corporations, he co-founded Rodelle, a world-leading vanilla extract company, which sold to Archer-Daniels Midland Company...2022-03-0142 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Film Maker, Venture Capitalist, Author, & Paralympian, Artemis Joukowsky Our guest is Artemis Joukowsky III - a filmmaker, author, social impact investor, disabilities activist, and the co-founder (with Larry Rothstein) of No Limits Media. He's best known for his work on the documentary film, Defying the Nazis - featuring his family members who saved hundreds of endangered Jews and refugees escape from Nazi camps. He was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type III at the age of 14, a pivotal time in his life as he made the choice then to outlive the disease and to inspire others to treat their own disabilities like a gift. He's also a...2022-02-1945 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with artist, non-profit director, & community activist, David McCauleyOur guest is artist, non-profit director, and community activist, David McCauley, currently based out of St. Petersburg, Florida's Art District. Living with paralysis, David applies various adaptive mark-making techniques in the creation of his artwork while exploring topics of inclusion, universal design, accessibility, and the physical state of the human body. His work has been featured internationally in solo and group exhibitions, including through ArtLifting, an organization championing artists impacted by housing insecurity and disabilities.McCauley is the founder of Laundromat Art Space in Miami and Rise Up Gallery, a non-profit providing art therapy workshops...2022-02-0239 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Paralympic Hall of Fame Athlete, Chris WaddellOur guest is Chris Waddell, an American Paralympic sit-skier, a wheelchair track athlete, a motivational speaker, author, TV personality, and emcee. Chris was a ski racer at Middlebury College when he fell in a ski accident, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down. Chris was back skiing within a year and went on to become one of the most decorated mono-skiers of all time. When Chris retired as a professional athlete, he summited Mt. Kilimanjaro on a handcycle, in an effort to turn perception of disability upside down. He is the first paraplegic to summit Mt Kilimanjaro, nearly unassisted...2022-01-2240 min
Inclusion at Work by No Limits MediaInterview with Cur8able Founder, Stephanie ThomasOur guest is Stephanie Thomas, an American disability fashion stylist, voice actor, author, professor, mentor, and the founder of Cur8able - using tech to help fashion brands create accessible, smart, and fashionable clothing for people with disabilities.2022-01-2138 min
Midtown Madness PodcastS2E4 Homefield Apparel Drop, A Sincere Commitment, SLU vs Mizzou?, MSOC: Comeback Kids, WSOC Arch Baron Cup Recap
Homefield Apparel Billiken Collection to Drop 9/22.
Men's Basketball: Sincere Parker Commitment, SLU/MIzzou Game?, Rothstein Praises Billiken opponents, Larry Hughes interview update
Men's Soccer: Bronze Boot and UMass Recaps. Central Arkansas and George Mason Preview
Women's Soccer: Dayton Recap. Duquesne and LaSalle Review
Volleyball: Northern Colorado, North Dakota, Bradley recaps
Fall Baseball and Softball Update
Field Hockey: Richmond Review, Upcoming games.
Visit HomefieldApparel.com starting 9/22 to purchase your Billiken gear using promo code MIDTOWNMADNESS at checkout for 15% off your first order! Homefield has scoured the history of Billiken athletics, they've put in the work to design a collection of...2021-09-211h 01
Rideshare Rodeo Podcast#55 | Rideshare Rodeo 1 Year Anniversary w/Jason TieriUber Lyft Drivers & Gig Economy Workers Weekly News: This week is our 1 year anniversary of the podcast! I run through the all the topics we have discussed so far, and give major props to the gig community for helping us grow the podcast, not just guests who have been on the show but huge props to our listeners as well. This would not have been possible without everyone helping to build what we have, where we are, and whats ahead?! I also have Jason Tieri on the podcast (host of the Gig Economy Podcast), and we discuss what happened this l...2021-05-051h 59
GetAGoodStart.com PodcastLarry Rothstein - Sustained ExcellenceThis week Scott speaks with the President and Owner of Source Communications, Larry Rothstein.2021-04-2823 min
Podium Stories with Marti SanchezLarry Rothstein, Founder & CEO @ Source Communication | Episode 29 | Podium Stories w/ Marti SanchezLarry Rothstein has been in the marketing and advertising business for 38 years, since 1983. He is the founder and CEO of Source Communication. Larry’s energy, spirited hands-on approach, and commitment to professionalism inspire a staff of 50-plus specialists serving clients that include Amtrak, Nikon USA, Sbarro, MCI, McDonald’s, and Jewish National Fund. Things we touched on the Podcast: - How the industry has changed over time and how it has specially changed in the last two years because of COVID- Larry's approach to adv...2021-03-3022 min
Selling From the Heart PodcastJesse Rothstein-Carry That QuotaGet an insider's account of how to succeed in sales. Jesse Rothstein is the author of Carry That Quota. He's also a global account manager for LinkedIn. We discuss how to marry short term vision with long term vision to create lasting relationships that will carry us through our career. What does that mean for us as sales professionals? Listen to this discussion to find out.
2021-03-2032 min
Pretty Girls Love Real EstatePGLRE #32: Real Estate Opportunities in the Cannabis Industry with Tiyanna LongOn episode 32 of Pretty Girls Love Real Estate, I chat with Tiyanna Long, Founder of Medisi Ventures, a social impact firm that provides consulting, advocacy, and development services for clients in the cannabis industry. Tiyanna is also an Oakland, California native and participates in many non profit organizations and initiatives to provide financial literacy and programs to help residents retain equity in their own communities. During our conversation we discussed:
- the social and economic impact of gentrification in Oakland
- the bureaucracy and barriers to entry that people of color face when trying to...2021-02-171h 11
The Generalist Medicine - GeM - PodcastGeM 61 Food and Nutrition ft. Dr Larry WillmsI speak to Dr. Larry Willms about a very fundamental topic that doesn't get much discussion in medical learning - Food and Nutrition. We discuss the things that are well-established consensus in the field, why we get so confounded by nutrition research and fads, how to communicate the information to patients as well as some thoughts and ideas we have on the subject! 2021-01-111h 16
Judgement Day: T2 VS CinemaT2 vs Holiday DetritusThis week: low budget holiday movies with a slew of returning guests and a very exciting celebrity cameo by Mr. Matt Farley of Motern Media!Featuring: Olivia Leirer, Megan Carroll, Peter Jubinsky, Viktor Maco, Caroline Debevec and Anastasia Usinowicz!FILMS DISCUSSED: CHRISTMAS AGAIN, THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS, CHRISTMAS RUSH, CHRISTMAS CATCH and THE MOTERN MEDIA CHRISTMAS SPECIALTheme by Johnny Ampersand: https://jonnyampersand.bandcamp.com/Contact the podcast at judgementdaypod@gmail.comContributing Artists: Carol of the Bells by Live Action Fezz...2020-12-191h 18
Dyslexics WantedDr. Rhoda Bernard & Larry Rothstein -027A conversation between Jordan Rich and Dr. Rhoda Bernard, managing director of the Berklee College of Music Institute for Arts Education and Special Needs and Larry Rothstein of No Limits Media. Both guests focus on the impact of art, music, theatre and dance on people of all ages with special needs and learning disabilities. Neuro-diversity is now being recognized understood and promoted with the help of caring educators and advocates like Rhoda and Larry. If you have a story worth sharing on this podcast, write to jordan@chartproductions.com. If you’d like to discover ways to support and become involved...2019-12-1228 min
Dead Pundits SocietyThe Racial and Political Legacy of the New Deal w/ Richard WalkerJoining us this week is Richard Walker, professor emeritus at UC-Berkeley and director of the Living New Deal. We discuss the legacy of the New Deal and address whether or not it can be said to have caused segregation. Did African Americans benefit from these policies? Does the allegedly racist nature of the New Deal and the way it is said to have excluded black workers mean that Bernie Sanders's invocation of it as a model for democratic socialism is flawed?
Tune in and find out.
Articles mentioned:
-Richard Walker, "The New Deal Didn't Create Segregation," https://jacobinmag.com/2019/06/the-color-of-law-richard-rothstein-review
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MagnetofunkyMagnetofunky #92Type Cast - Bad Ass Beauty; Theory - Grab Bag; Bangkit Bersama (feat. Morgue Vanguard) - JERUJI, Stop Me (Demo) - Dead Day Revolution, Ass On Shoulders - Bad Ass Beauty; Geeknotes: 10/06 - MIA Documentary @ Roxie Theater in The Mission, 10/10 - The Color of Law w/ Richard Rothstein @ Brava, SF, 10/11 - Litquake 2018 - Opening Night @ The University Club of SF; Practice - Mini Build; Set Me Off - Papa Roach2018-10-0633 min
Alley Oop podcastAri Shaffir Part 1- The "Get Ari on Boardwalk Empire" Holiday Special (Ari Shaffir, Paul Morrissey)Comedian Ari Shaffir joins Paul Morrissey for a Holiday Episode of the Alley Oop Podcast. Ari discusses his little league and volleyball career, Bill Burr on Breaking Bad, Paul's quest to get Ari in the Rothstein Mafia on the TV Boardwalk Empire. They also discuss how Ari says,"Mark Maron helped Paul's career even though he swore he wouldn't."
Ari gets prepared for his first TV special and why he's relaxed about it. They also talk about how they became teammates in the comedian basketball league, what things upset them now- which including bad referees and traffic.2012-12-2657 min
The Paliament HillbilliesEpisode 03 - Who's sticking who?Topics Covered:Seal Hunt: Premier Williams vs Paul McCarney: "I've got a word or two, to say about the things that you do."Emerson Lives On: Ethics commissioner launches investigation to PMO's public chagrin, Alex reveals what the P stands for in MP, 28 and a half Helens agree: Emerson should face byelection.Weapons of Past Restriction: The Supreme Court overturns ban on the Sikh Kirpan in public schools, Kirpans are daggers in name only.Patent Fever: Justice Rothstein gets the nod while we revisit his ruling on patenting living organisms, RIM pays up to NTP.2006-03-1500 min