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100 of the Nation's top high school and rising college students joined together at the second annual Student Climate and Conservation Congress at the National Conservation Training Center in Shepherdstown, WV during June 25-July 1, 2011.

A proud product of south central Los Angeles, Juan D. Martinez is the national Natural Leaders Network coordinator for the Children & Nature Network. His passion to empower individuals and youth led him to direct Sierra Club’s first environmental justice youth leadership academy in Los Angeles. In 2009, Juan introduced Department of Interior’s Ken Salazar at Powershift in Washington, DC, the largest youth gathering on climate change, and he was invited by the White House to attend the National Forum on Clean Energy Economy. A keynote speaker at the 2010 Outdoor Retailers Winter Show in Salt Lake City, Utah, Juan received a standing ovation following his presentation. In 2006, Juan was a delegate to the Latino Congreso, the largest gathering of Latino key figures in the U.S. and he is included in “Hispanics Living Green.” Publication of the book was celebrated in March 2010 with a Congressional reception in Washington, DC.

Juan Martinez, Director, Natural Leaders Network within the Children & Nature Network

Over the past twenty-five years Gary Ferguson has written for a wide variety of publications, from Vanity Fair to The Los Angeles Times. He's also author of 18 books on science and nature, including the award-winning Hawks Rest, published by National Geographic Adventure Press, as well as a keynote presenter at conservation and outdoor education gatherings around the country. He is currently on the faculty of the Rainier Writing Workshop Masters of Fine Arts program, at Pacific Lutheran University. Gary's newest book, just completed and currently in production, is called The Carry Home. The work is a celebration of the outdoor life shared between Ferguson and his late wife Jane, who died tragically in a canoeing accident in northern Ontario in the spring of 2005. Meanwhile Gary's biography of the late naturalist John Ripley Forbes—arguably the man most responsible for bringing nature experiences to America's urban kids—will arrive in the the summer of 2011. Much of Gary's writing arises out of intimate experiences. He trekked 500 miles through Yellowstone to write Walking Down the Wild (Simon & Schuster), spent a season in the field at a wilderness therapy program for Shouting at the Sky (St. Martin's Press), journeyed 250 miles on foot for Hawks Rest, and followed through the seasons the first 14 wolves released into Yellowstone National Park for The Yellowstone Wolves: The First Year (Globe Pequot). "I learn best by doing, " Ferguson says, "especially if the doing is at the edge of my comfort zone. That's where I find the kinds of lessons that make the world seem new again." Gary's keynote presentations, on the other hand, are meant to bring to light the mythology, psychology, and cultural history that have long inspired human perspectives of nature - from the days of the ancients, right into modern times." Ferguson first answered the call to adventure at age 12, loading up his purple sting-ray bike with camping gear and riding with his older brother through the central Midwest. By age 18, bicycles had given way to boxcars and backpacks, as he made his way across North America by rail and by thumb—as often than not heading west, and heading for mountains. After working as an interpretive naturalist for the Forest Service, at age 25 he plunged full-time into the freelance writing life. Soon thereafter his work found a home in the national media—both his personal profiles of American nature, as well as a wide range of social and environmental stories from Europe, Africa and North America.

Gary Ferguson, Author

John Francis was in his twenties when a 1971 oil spill in San Francisco Bay jarred his comfortable life. Even as he joined the volunteers who scrubbed the beaches and fought to save birds and sea creatures poisoned by petroleum, he felt the need to make a deeper, more personal commitment. As an affirmation of his responsibility to our planet, he chose to stop using motorized vehicles and began walking wherever he went. His decision was greeted with surprise, disbelief, and even mockery—but it was only the start of a much deeper transformation. A few months later he took a vow of silence that would last seventeen years. He founded Planetwalk in 1982 when he began his walking and sailing pilgrimage around the world. To date, Dr. Francis has walked across the U.S., sailed and walked through the Caribbean, and South America from Venezuela to Argentina and a walk in Cuba. Today Planetwalk consults on sustainable development and works with educational groups to teach kids about the environment. He is the author of Planet Walker, 22 Years of Walking 17 Years of Silence.

John Francis, Author, Planet Walker, 22 Years of Walking 17 Years of Silence

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Author William Souder discusses his new book on the life and legacy of Rachel Carson. William Souder’s work has appeared in many publications, including the Washington Post, New York Times, and Harper’s. He is the author of three books. A Plague of Frogs (2000) followed the investigation into outbreaks of deformed frogs across North America. Under a Wild Sky (2004), which told the story of John James Audubon, was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. On a Farther Shore: The Life and Legacy of Rachel Carson (2012) was published, on the 50th anniversary of Carson’s Silent Spring. Souder lives in Grant, Minnesota.

A Conversation with William Souder

Eli Hopkins is a nationally-renowned sculptor who lives and works in Colorado. In 2002 Hopkins released his first bronze sculptures. His set of stylized horses was well received and, since that time, Hopkins has been able to move forward at a phenomenal rate in his sculpting and art career. His work is selling very successfully, and he has been rewarded with several corporate commissions, along with many articles and recognitions in prominent art publications and museums. Although he has concentrated mainly on wildlife themes thus far, Hopkins has a wide range of interests, which are reflected in an expanding line of varied and unique art works. The NCTC statue is Hopkins first full-sized human sculpture. The state was designed and installed by Hopkins. The dedication ceremony was May 2, 2012.

Speaking with Eli Hopkins

Randy Olson was a professor of marine biology at the University of New Hampshire. Despite his Harvard Ph.D., four years of post-doctoral research in Australia and Florida, and years of diving around the world from the Great Barrier Reef to Antarctica, he tossed it all in, resigned from his tenured professorship and moved to Hollywood to explore film as a medium for communicating science. His films include Flock of Dodos: The Evolution-Intelligent Design Circus and Sizzle: A Global Warming Comedy. Today he is an independent filmmaker and author of the book Don’t Be Such a Scientist: Talking Substance in an Age of Style. Olson visited NCTC to screen his film Sizzle and to teach in the NCTC Course "Resource Management Implications of Global Climate Change." Olson discusses with Mark Madison the role of communication in climate change and the ways we can all better communicate science to the broader public.

A Conversation with Randy Olson

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['This series contains Veterans and Community Health Sunday Magazine radio programs, a weekly, 30-minute roundtable discussion with subject-matter experts from the Washington DC Veterans Affairs Medical Center and the community.  The program, hosted by the Office of Public Affairs, offers Veterans a...

VAs Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program (IPVAP)  is designed to help the person who initiates the violence as well as the person who experiences intimate partner violence. This segment discusses IPVAP with Ms. Pamela Birchett-Street MSW, LICSW, the Medical Centers Interim IPVAP Coordinator.

Intimate Partner Violence

Veterans smoke cigarettes at higher rates than nonveterans, and the staff of the Washington DC Veterans Affairs Medical Center is working hard to change this.  This segment addresses health risks associated with smoking and ways to kick the habit with Psychologist Dr. Stephanie Guedj.

Smoking Cessation

In this segment, we discuss intimacy post injury with Dr. Elspeth Ritchie, a well-known author and psychologist with Mental Health Services at the Washington DC Veterans Affairs Medical Center.

Intimacy Post Injury

Nutritionist and Registered Dietitian Sue-Ann Forde discusses Nutrition using fresh seasonal produce in this Fall into Fitness program.

Nutrition and Fall into Fitness

Oncologist Dr. Anita Aggarwal discusses breast cancer, the importance of good nutrition during cancer treatments and about support groups available at the Medical Center.

Breast Cancer and Support Groups

Veterans and Community Health Sunday Magazine

Linda Kreter presents Military Network Radio to bring you dynamic interviews each week and fresh information of value to enhance and improve your outlook and actions as a member of the military or veteran community, their families and those who care about them. Everyone serves and together we make a...

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio speaks with Dr. Colleen Richardson, PsyD (Executive Director) and Mr. Tim Jobin, LCSW (Deputy Director) about the significant and ongoing progress in Caregiver Program team building and cohesion in the Department of Veteran Affairs Caregiver Support Program (CSP).Progress is measurable.  There has been a cultural shift by inclusion of staff experiences, and a focus on standardization, clarity, and two-way communication.  Receptivity by Caregivers as viewed on social media groups, and in listening sessions show how this shift is appreciated.  Caregivers are being heard and understand Progress rather than Perfection.  Everyone serves and together we make a difference!

VA Caregiver Support Program Progess with Dr. Colleen Richardson and Tim Jobin with Linda Kreter

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio with veteran Les Davis welcome Veteran Warriors Executive Director, Navy veteran Lauren Price today. With thousands of case reviews, appeal reviews, and top-level contacts, Veteran Warriors, with the assistance of NVLSP (National Veterans Legal Services Program), and Sidley Austin, LLP, with fellow petitioners Andrew and Kristi Sheets is taking the VA to court.  The goal is to be heard on the legislative changes not taken, the VA’s ignoring of over 200 comments in the Federal Register by fellow VSO’s, and the non-curing of prior challenges in the Caregiver Program from 2011 to present.  Also on iTunes.  Everyone serves and together we make a difference.

Veteran-Warriors:  Champions for the VA Caregiver Program

Linda Kreter and Les Davis presents Former Special Forces co-founder Tom Spooner today to discuss Warriors Heart, a 543-acre ranch outside San Antonio TX that reaches past the stigma of warriors seeking help.  Warriors Heart is the first and only accredited treatment program in the United States for “warriors only” that helps those struggling with PTS, drug addiction, and alcohol/substance abuse. Family support, camaraderie, purpose, and mission makes this a key organization to help warriors.  Also on iTunes.  Everyone Serves and Together We Make a Difference.

Warriors Heart - Healing Frontline Warriors

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio with guest and author Joseph Tacovsky his father’s USMC platoon, known as the 40 Thieves of Saipan. This group of WWII intrepid special ops platoon were deployed quietly, but effectively to Iceland, Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan, and Korea.  Joseph put together a puzzle of memories gained from survivors and the documents found in his father’s footlocker after his death. As many, they didn't speak of their combat service, but this book brings out the humor and camaraderie of men who trusted.  Also on iTunes.  Everyone Serves and Together We Make a Difference.

40 Thieves of Saipan Platoon - A Tale of Courage

Linda Kreter and Military Network Radio presents Army veteran Gerry Wright and the significance of Agent Orange support needed today.  

When Admiral Zumwalt authorized the use of Agent Orange, the full extent of the dangers of exposure to this defoliant was unknown.  Agent Orange was sprayed to rid the undergrowth of the jungle where the war was being fought – but it was also sprayer on food supply chains, drinking water, it flowed in the rivers, and Navy and brown water sailors used the contaminated water for ballast – and drinking water after filtration that concentrated the dioxin levels.  Sprayed from aircraft, it was often mixed with jet fuel to better adhere to the leaves – in three days, the foliage was gone, but the dangerous effects continue. Join us; also on iTunes and more at www.MilitaryNetworkRadio.com. Everyone serves and together we make a difference

Agent Orange - Sprayed and Betrayed

Military Network Radio

H&P is a unique collaboration between the Institute of Contemporary British History at King's College London and the University of Cambridge.

We are the only project in the UK providing access to an international network of more than 500 historians with a broad range of expertise. H&P offers a rang...

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Trade Unions and Employment in a Market Economy

Thursday 21 May 2020, 6pm-8pm

Andrew Brady will introduce his recent book:

Unions and Employment in a Market Economy, Strategy, Influence and Power in Contemporary Britain (Routledge 2019)

Other speakers included Sir Ian McCartney and Tom Wilson.

The Seminar was chaired by Helen Hague

Andrew Brady was awarded his PhD from the University of Strathclyde in 2017. He has held various positions within Unite the Union and is currently based in Scotland in the union’s Political, Research & Campaigns Unit.

Sir Ian McCartney was Shadow Minister, Minister of State, and Cabinet Minister 1992–2007 and led the Labour Government’s work on employment and employment rights.

Tom Wilson was Director of Unionlearn at the TUC until 2017. He has also  worked for the GMB, the Labour Party as Trade Union Liaison Officer, the AUT and Natfhe (now UCU).

Helen Hague is a journalist and has recently worked on a history of the Fire Brigades Union.

Trade Unions and Employment in a Market Economy

Brexit and workers’ rights
1 October 2019 - 18:30 pm - 20:30 pm

Keating Chambers, 15 Essex St, Temple, London WC2R 3AA

Chaired by Sarah Veale

Professor Michael Gold and Professor Simon Deakin talk on ‘What the UK's membership of the EU has entailed for workers’ rights and how the UK might achieve dynamic alignment of these rights after Brexit.’

Brexit and workers’ rights - Professor Simon Deakin

Brexit and workers’ rights - Professor Michael Gold

9 September 2019 - 18:00 pm - 19:30 pm
Anatomy Museum, King's College London, 6th floor, King's Building, Strand, London WC2R 2LS

Over the past twenty years, a growing number of countries have established national inquiries in relation to historic child abuse, encompassing investigations of abuse in residential institutions and foster-care, as well as abuse in the context of particular types of institution or specific child welfare programmes.

Historical researchers have engaged with these inquiries in a range of different roles – as members of inquiry secretariats, consultants, expert witnesses and, in at least one case, as the director of a national inquiry (Prof Pirjo Markkola in Finland).

This panel brings together speakers with a range of expertise across these different roles to explore what we can learn from a range of international examples about the relationship between historical research and child abuse enquiries.

Amongst the questions to be explored in this session are:

How important is historical knowledge for the setting of the remits and scope of inquiries?
What are the challenges and limitations of using different kinds of historical material in child avuse inquiries?
In what ways can inquiries succeed or fail as forms of public history in increasing public understanding of historic abuse?
Speakers:

Professor Pirjo Markkola (Tampere University and former director of the Finnish national child abuse inquiry) 

Professor Eoin O’Sullivan (Trinity College Dublin; his work with Mary Raftery on the history of abuse in Irish industrial schools led to the setting up of the Ryan Commission)

Professor Johanna Sköld (Linköping University and former member of the secretariat for the Swedish Inquiry into Child Abuse and Neglect in Institutions and Foster Homes)

Professor Shurlee Swain (Australian Catholic University and contributor of historical research to numerous abuse inquiries in Australia)

Event organiser:

Gordon Lynch is Michael Ramsey Professor of Modern Theology at the University of Kent. He has undertaken a range of research and public history projects in relation to the history of UK child migration programmes, including a national museum exhibition at the V&A; Museum of Childhood and the musical project, The Ballads of Child Migration. He has served as an expert witness for the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, and continues to serve in this capacity for the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry.

Professor Shurlee Swain - How historians can assist in historic child abuse inquiries

Professor Pirjo Markkola - How historians can assist in historic child abuse inquiries

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The Washington Examiner's newsroom presents a daily podcast on the first 100 Days of the Trump administration, plus analysis of policy implications and names swirling in the rumor mill of Washington DC.

The Washington Examiner's Tim Carney hosts a roundtable with Obamacare expert Phil Klein and Commentary Writer Emily Jashinsky on the consequences of the GOP's failed attempt to repeal Obamacare, and where the Republicans go from here. White House Correspondent Sarah Westwood reports on the White House's reaction, including discussions about reaching out to Democrats in the future.

The Obamacare Repeal Failed--Now What?

It’s Day 64 of Donald Trump’s presidency, and this is the First 100 Days podcast from the newsroom of the Washington Examiner This has been the most momentous day of the Trump presidency thus far as the Obamacare repeal--long promised by Republicans and President Trump--went down to defeat. Our own Chief Congressional Correspondent Susan Ferrechio was there and has the story. Also, Editorial Page Editor Tim Carney with a review of Trump’s first two months in office; and an update from Investigative Reporter Pete Shepherd on the status of the Russia/wiretap saga.

Day 64: What The Hell Is Going On? The GOP's Obamacare Repeal Fiasco

It’s Day 63 of Donald Trump’s presidency, and this is the First 100 days podcast from the newsroom of the Washington Examiner Is the last-minute delay of GOP's Obamacare repeal vote a much-needed move to improve the bill, or a political deathblow? We get the latest news from our White House correspondent Gabby Morrongiello and analysis from Examining Politics’ David Drucker And Editorial Writer David Freddoso reminds us that, whether Trump was spied on or not, the Obama administration has a problematic record of mixing intelligence gathering with politics. 

A Smart Delay, Or A Deathblow: What's The Status Of Obamacare Repeal?

It’s Day 62 of Donald Trump’s presidency, and this is the First 100 Days podcast from the newsroom of the Washington Examiner A bombshell from the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee who announces that Team Trump was in fact under surveillance, not related to the FBI’s Russia investigation, during the . 2016 campaign. Investigative Reporter Todd Shepherd has the details and T. Becket Adams has the analysis. Plus, the fate of the House Obamacare repeal bill hangs by a Freedom-Caucus thread—but does anyone know what’s actually in the bill? Our Obamacare expert Philip Klein brings you up to speed.

Day 62: Bombshell News Of Team Trump Surveillance Backs White House Narrative

It’s day 61 of Donald Trump’s presidency, and this is the First 100 Days podcast from the newsroom of the Washington Examiner. Judge Gorsuch gives Democrats a tutorial on how to handle partisan attacks, says editorial writer Emily Jashinsky; Gabby Morrongiello reports on President Trump’s visit to Congress to push the Obamacare repeal bill; and investigative reporter Todd Shepherd on lingering questions from the FBI director’s testimony on their Russia investigation.

Gorsuch Gives Democrats A Tutorial In Avoiding Traps

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Especialistas em comunicação advertem sobre perigo do ‘humor fácil’ na TV. Pós-doutora em cinema e televisão e professora da Universidade de Brasília (UnB), Tânia Montoro explica que o tipo de humor apresentado no programa incentiva discriminação e a violência




Especialistas em comunicação advertem que programas exibidos pelas emissoras de televisão têm um efeito em cadeia na educação das crianças e adolescentes. Para eles, um programa que contenha cenas de violência e que exponha a figura feminina, por exemplo, deve ir ao ar em um horário no qual apenas adultos acompanhem a exibição. Também alertam sobre as ameaças de agravamento da violência e da discriminação por meio da banalização do chamado humor fácil.
Para a pós-doutora em cinema e televisão e professora da Universidade de Brasília (UnB) Tânia Montoro, o tipo de humor apresentado no programa incentiva a violência. “Esse tipo de humor de naturalização da violência simbólica contra o feminino presta um desserviço à população brasileira”, disse ao se referir ao programa Pânico na Band. “Existe um conceito filosófico comprovando que as pessoas em formação imitam o que veem com frequência. O programa passa ensinamentos de discriminação e atos violentos”, completou.
O Conselho Distrital de Promoção e Defesa dos Direitos Humanos entrou hoje (24) no Ministério Público Federal (MPF) com uma representação em que pede a retirada do ar dos quadros A Academia das Paniquetes e O Maior Arregão do Mundo, exibidos no programa Pânico na Band. Para o conselho, a atração da emissora de TV Band reproduz exemplos negativos para crianças e adolescentes, estimula a discriminação e constrange a figura feminina.
Tânia Montoro disse ainda que é contrária a qualquer tipo de censura dos meios de comunicação. Mas advertiu: “A sociedade está cansada desse tipo de programa humorístico”. “O fato de ter audiência não significa em momento algum que formas grotescas possam ser incentivadas. Agredir as pessoas não é humor e, sim, violência.”
O jornalista e mestre em comunicação visual Cláudio Ferreira defendeu a revisão da chamada classificação indicativa do Pânico, assim como de seu conteúdo. “A primeira providência a ser tomada é reclassificar o programa. Essa mudança é um instrumento importante para preservar esse público infantojuvenil de programas inadequados. É obrigação do Estado rever a classificação indicativa. Ao perceber que tem conteúdo inapropriado, deve-se mudar o horário de exibição.”
Para o professor, as autoridades e a sociedade devem exigir qualidade na programação de televisão. “Temos várias formas de fazer pressão para que um programa como esse tenha boa qualidade, mas, com o humor, é um pouco mais difícil, porque às vezes perde-se o limite de respeito. Vivemos em uma sociedade com muitos problemas de educação. A televisão, além de ser um meio de comunicação, é um meio de instrução para as pessoas. Ela mostra o comportamento e pode influenciar nesse sentido”, disse ele.


 





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Podcast covering the latest information on Canadian Immigration law, policy, and practice.

Why the USMCA (NAFTA) is loved by immigration lawyers and their clients with Billie Young. The renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) created a fair amount of anxiety for us immigration lawyers. What would they change? Would caps be put in place on renewals? Would certain professions be removed? Would the work permit options simply be scrapped? With all of the posturing of President Trump, these were […]

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Discussing the tough scenarios with immigration lawyer Christy Jones. Visa processing can be tricky business. Although IRCC has taken significant measures to streamline the process and make it easier for us to file applications online and through the various processing centres, inevitably efficiency of process runs into a wall…..for some of our clients, it can be a BRICK WALL. In this episode, Canadian immigration lawyer Christy […]

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Essential tips and strategies with Monica De Maria of Giovanni Translation and Interpretation. Do you need to get documents translated quickly for your immigration application? Are you struggling with who to choose and how to know if the person doing the translation is worth their salt? Tune in to this Episode where I interview the owner of one of the most respected translation and interpreter companies in Alberta. […]

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Learn some key strategies from a past IELTS instructor Kris Enders. Are you a foreign national dreaming of immigrating to Canada through Express Entry, but struggling to score high enough on the IELTS exam to qualify.  If you are… you are not alone! Over 1/3 of the comments on my Express Entry Law facebook group (now over 80,000 strong) relate in some way to that darn english […]

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An in-depth analysis of the executive orders impacting US immigration with Heather Segal. As many are likely aware by now… US President Donald Trump is acting quickly on his campaign promises. Through the use of some very strategic executive orders, he has shaken the very foundation of immigration law and policy in the United States. Although this Podcast is traditionally devoted to Canadian immigration, my special guest Heather Segal, […]

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Virtual Acquisition Office™ (VAO) provides acquisition news, analysis, and tools for the U.S. federal government. On the Go with VAO is a monthly acquisition news podcast that breaks down noteworthy developments in acquisition and takes a deeper dive into a topic of interest or takeaway from the mon...

Join us every month, when the VAO Acquisition News team breaks down the top headlines and trends in federal acquisition. Headlines covered in this month's podcast:Legislative and Administrative UpdatesNew and NoteworthyOversight Insights: GAO and IG AdvicePolicy and Regulation ChangesProtests and Court News

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Betsy Nolan Vice President Of Villagers for Veterans. Medical Service Corps Navy. 26 years. Villagers for Veterans is 100% volunteer 501(c)(3) organization founded for the sole purpose of helping severely wounded veterans. We help veterans directly with much-needed funding or additional resources, or by providing grants to other organizations that provide services for veterans. Either way, we are here to help wounded veterans transition into civilian life with as much support as possible. Villagers for Veterans meets a real need today, as veterans too often face difficulty in securing resources through established sources, such as governmental agencies.  The Organization is building the House of Love for Sgt Pam Kelly They are having an Orchid Gala (May 2019) they are having Gary Sinise and Lt Dan Band October 27 and a Film Festival in November.  villagersforveterans.orgVillagers_for_Veterans.mp3

Villagers for Veterans

Author Mark Heathco on his book Call Sign: Purple Three: Patrolling the US Sector of the Korean DMZ The current event's between North Korea and South Korea are at the brink of War, and will be picking up from where it was stopped in 1953. Mark Heathco  has written a true event book about American Soldiers conducting Combat Patrols on the DMZ South Korea during 1985. No one has ever asked the men who did the Combat Patrols on the DMZ. Other documentary and books have been about only other areas of the DMZ.   This is the story of the young 18 year old who had to help keep peace between both Korea's.Call_Sign_Purple_Three.mp3

Mark Heathco on his book Call Sign: Purple Three

Dennis O. Baker, CDR, USN, (ret) Commander Dennis O. Baker, United States Navy (ret), has been recently appointed as President, Florida Veterans Foundation. Commander Baker was first recruited by Major John Haynes, Chairman Emeritus, FL Veterans HOF Inductee, and Governor’s Medal of Merit, to work with FVF in July of 2015 in the completion of the Medal of Honor Brick Memorial program. He completed the Medal of Honor Memorial in October of 2016. His duties at FVF are fundraising and staff operations. FVF is a Direct Support Organization of the Florida Department of Veterans Affairs. During his time at the foundation as the Special Projects Coordinator he penned, received, and executed a $1.25Mil Grant from Attorney General Pam Bondi. The grant served at the precipice of serving Florida Veterans in financial need on levels far an above any before. Additionally, the grant provided for the health, education, and welfare of Veterans in Florida.  Dennis was born in Newburgh, NY and graduated from Delaware Valley Central School in 1970 and then enlisted in the Navy as a Seaman Recruit. In 1980 he was selected as the East Coast Sailor of the Year for Tactical Wings Atlantic Fleet. He earned the Enlisted Air Warfare Designation. The following year he was commissioned as an Ensign Aviation Maintenance Officer. He served 28 years retiring as a Commander. During his time in the Navy he was awarded three Navy Achievement Medals, Three Navy Commendation Medals and Two Meritorious Service Medals for his leadership in support of airpower missions ranging from Persian Gulf Earnest Will Missions to Middle Eastern conflicts. He was recruited as the Senior Vice President of National Aviation Academy in Clearwater, FL. Following that he served as the Executive Vice President of First Coast Technical College and then was hand-picked to be the Director of Flagler College, Tallahassee serving under Representative Dr. William L. Proctor, 2016 Florida Hall of Fame Inductee. Commander Baker served as a passionate advocate for postsecondary education, and volunteered for many other civic and military organizations in the Tallahassee area. He is frequently asked to speak at public events and most recently co-spoke with Bobby Bowden at a Commitment to Character dinner for a fundraiser. He is a screenwriter and author most notably for “Restless Hearts, What if Fallen Heroes Could Go Home?” It has earned distinction in the Military Writers Society of America with the Silver Award, and Vietnam Veterans of America, and is in discussion with HBO to make his book a series.Restless_Hearts_What_If_Fallen_Heroes_Could_Go_Home.mp3

Restless Hearts: What If Fallen Heroes Could Go Home

No event in “The West’s Most Western Town” can match the action at Rodeo Scottsdale. This annual event is back for its 65th year, making it the oldest one in the city, along with the Parada Del Sol Parade. Rodeo Scottsdale is known as one of the biggest kickoff events in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, or PRCA. Last year, it drew 75 professional bull riders, which is about double what competing events will see. They’ve added a separate day (Thursday) just for bull riding to accommodate for all the contestants. For all events combined, there will be about 700 contestants which draws quite a crowd. Thousands of fans flock to Scottsdale each year to watch these cowboys from all over the country compete in a variety of rodeo events, including Bull Riding, Bronc’ Riding, Steer Wrestling, Tie-Down Roping and Barrel Racing. Rodeo Scottsdale will take you back in time to traditional Rodeos, according to Rodeo General Manager Dave Alford. “We keep it old school.Rodeo_Scottsdale.mp3

Rodeo Scottsdale

Jack talks with Steven Svoboda about The National Coalition For Men and how they are helping men with their Rights. NCFM formed in 1977 to address men’s issues. Since that time, a men’s rights movement has been steadily growing globally to address men’s rights that have been seriously neglected in laws and public policies worldwide. Men have been systematically discriminated against in parenting rights, child custody, criminal entencing, military conscription, education, domestic and sexual violence laws that neglect male victims and support false accusations, reproductive rights, genital integrity laws. NCFM is the oldest men’s group committed to ending sex discrimination. Throughout our history we have advanced step by step, across three nations, toward our goal of resolving issues which are barriers to progress and freedom.National_Coalition_For_Men_1.mp3

National Coalition For Men

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