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Ann Murphy and Andy Paven interview businessman and entrepreneur David Radlo, former CEO of Radlo Foods, who’s new book, Secret Stories of Leadership, Growth and Innovation, is now available. The book is about effective leadership and strategies on how to disrupt cartels. He talks about the “Egg Wars” and the impending threat to the MA egg supply that will restrict the sale of eggs as of Jan. 1,2022 due to a 2016 ballot referendum. Radlo also discusses his negotiations with Fidel Castro to sell eggs to Cuba, and how the route to success, whether it is in business or policy, is about willingness to be open and compromise.

This week Suzanne fills in for Cayenne on 321 GO where her and Cosmo discuss Veterans Day, New York City post covid and daylight savings. Then, Cosmo interviews with Roberto Arista, Principal with Waltham based Dakota Partners.

A mere 85 days after our first conversation on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, we once again have the pleasure of catching up with former Congressman Nick Rahall to discuss the passed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act as we await President Biden to sign this historic investment in our nation's infrastructure into law.

Congressman Rahall is the longest serving House member from the state of West Virginia and was Ranking Member of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. As the longest serving Member of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, he was a leader in every Federal Highway debate since coming to Congress in 1977.

Please enjoy the latest episode of Federal Insight by OA on Air.

Ann Murphy interviews CEO of Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Elisabeth Jackson and Doctor Wendy Champagnie Williams associate professor at Bridgewater State University and a Bridge alum.

November is #NationalHomelessYouthAwarenessMonth. Bridge Over Troubled Waters is a local nonprofit based in Boston serving homeless and at risk youth. Bridge serves 2000 youth every year and nationwide, more than 4 million young people become homeless every year.

This week Ann Muprhy interviews Elisabeth Jackson CEO of Bridge Over troubled Waters and Doctor Wendy Williams. Bridge Over Troubled Water is a nonprofit based in Boston serving homeless and at risk youth. In 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss halloween candy, a recent NY Times article about Gen Z in the work place, and the Atlanta Braves and their new ice cream machine.

Bridge local nonprofit based in Boston serving homeless and at risk youth. Provides services health care career and educational. Serves 2000 youth every year. There are more an 4 million young people who lose their house and stability every year.

OA on Air Federal Insight brings to you a conversation with Steve Kerrigan touching upon the importance of internships, the privilege of working for and with Senator Kennedy, political campaigns, and why budget reconciliation is a key moment in history as we seek to invest more in social and health care programs.

Stephen J. Kerrigan has held a number of key positions in government and politics for nearly three decades. Steve currently serves as the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center with sites in Worcester, Framingham and Milford, Massachusetts.

Prior to joining Kennedy CHC, Steve was the Principal of the Kilgeever Consulting Group, a public affairs firm that focused on government relations, business development and management consulting. In addition, Steve served as the Chief Executive Officer of both the 2012 Democratic National Convention Committee and the 2013 Presidential Inaugural Committee, as well as in the role of Chief of Staff for President Obama’s 2009 Presidential Inaugural Committee.

As Chief of Staff to Massachusetts Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly, Steve set the public agenda and guided the initiatives of the largest regulatory and law enforcement office in New England. Previous to his time in state government, Steve served as a trusted advisor and Senior Aide to Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA) both in the Senate and outside of government for two decades. Steve was a member of the Finance Committee and the Board of Selectmen in his native Lancaster, Massachusetts.

Outside of the workplace, Steve devotes time to his work on the Boards of NARAL Pro-Choice America and the Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund. Steve was the Democratic Party’s nominee for Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor in the 2014 election cycle.

A graduate of Saint John’s High School and the University of Maryland, Steve lives in Lancaster, Massachusetts with his husband, Jacob.

We’re back with a brand new episode! Cosmo is joined by Boston Business Journal editor, Doug Banks where they discuss BBJ’s new project with the Providence Business Journal. Cosmo and Cayenne talk the MA teacher of the year, Facebook shut down, and more. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss debt ceiling.

Federal Insight is a new series developed by the federal relations team to bring you conversations, insights, funny anecdotes, and historical perspectives as we look ahead. In addition to hearing from folks here at O’Neill and Associates, we will have guests such as current and former members of congress, government leaders and staffers, and industry experts.

In our first episode, O'Neill and Associates Vice Chairman John Cahill, and Vice President, Jennifer Dunphy Krowchun, catch up with a friend and former client, Tom Kinton of Kinton Aviation Consulting. Tom Kinton worked for the Massachusetts Port Authority for over 35 years and was the CEO from 2006-2011. Tom Kinton was the Aviation Director 20 years ago when two airplanes that originated from Logan Airport were hijacked by terrorists on 9/11. In the ensuing days, it triggered major U.S. initiatives to combat terrorism in the wake of the worst aviation disasters in the world.

This week on 321 GO, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss Cam Newton’s release from the Patriots, and the push to bring Happy Hour back to Boston. Cosmo is joined by Jordan Rich, seasoned radio veteran from Boston where they discuss his radio career and audio content today. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss the troops being pulled out of Afghanistan and the controversy around it.

This week, Suzanne fills in for Cosmos on 321 GO. Suzanne and Cayenne discuss the new Jeopardy host, Gannett Media shutting down more papers, and more. John Cahill, Jenn, and Andy talk with former Congressman Nick Rahall and Jack Basso on the latest infrastructure plan out of Washington. In Two Minutes with Tom, Tom and Cayenne discuss the latest US Census data.