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In My Humble Opinion talk show is hosted by Charles Lewis, Maxicelia Robinson, and Razor, along with special guests.

News

Government

News Commentary

Episode Notes
Maxicelia Robinson, Tina Thomas, Patty Medina, Sherica Jones-Lewis, Joyce Stevenson, Carolyn Terry-Mcclain, Mary Butler Coleman

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In My Humble Opinion

Capitalizing on the Power of Demographics

Demography is Destiny. 
Auguste Comte

Demographic trends can accurately predict the direction of the markets and economy months and decades in advance. Harry S. Dent Jr. knows this because he’s been doing just that since 1989. 

With over 30 years of resea...

Kung Fu Panda Economics

Staying Too Long in College

Harry Dent on WOR's Financial Quarterback

Pushing Boomers to Netflix

Eyes on South Florida 2nd segment

Dent Research Podcast Channel

Karl Helicher, former director of the Upper Merion Township Library, sits down with various Authors to discuss their books.

Books

Patricia Anne Masters - The Philadelphia Mummers

Karl Helicher, former director of the Upper Merion Library, sits down with author Dave Brown,  to discuss his book "Philly Jocks: The Best Philladelphia Pro Athletes of Our Time".

Dave Brown - Philly Jocks

Karl Helicher, former director of the Upper Merion Library, sits down with author Mike Missanelli,  to discuss his book "The Perfect Season: How Penn State Came to Stop a Hurricane".

Mike Missanelli - The Perfect Season

Karl Helicher, former director of the Upper Merion Library, sits down with author Thomas H. Keels,  to discuss his book "Forgotten Philadelphia".

Thomas H. Keels - Forgotten Philadelphia

Karl Helicher, former director of the Upper Merion Library, sits down with author Paul Hendrickson,  to discuss his book "Sons of Mississippi".

Paul Hendrickson - Sons of Mississippi

Upper Merion Township Book Chat

Malmö Civic Lab is an experiment by the city of Malmö to reveal ways of improving life for the city’s people. Måns, Timo and Rikke reporting on their experience coming from the startup world and now working in a municipality. Reach us at timo.engelhardt@malmo.se or mans.adler@malmo.seTwitter: @malmo...

We are back! This time we are talking to Jaclyn Youngblood Chief of Staff at Boston Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics. Being around since 2010, they are a veteran in the space of civic research and renewal. We are talking about their approach using...

Episode 10: What's Boston up to? - with Jaclyn Youngblood

We are going international! Miriam Lerkenfelfd (@lerkenfeld) driving innovation at the social department in Copenhagen is joining us today. She is sharing the story behind the Innovation House, co-owner ship of innovation between departments and the...

Episode 9: What's Copenhagen up to? - with Miriam Lerkenfeld

This time we have Kamran (@kamsal), Head of Design and Innovation at Hbg Works, visiting us. He is driving innovation at the city of Helsingborg and chats, ongoing projects, setup, involvement of civil servants and the future of collaboration in the...

Malmo Civic Lab - 24/04/2019

In this podcast we dive deeper into one of our colleagues here at Malmö Stad and the work we have done together. The aim is more for internal listening within the city hence the language. We are having a sit down with Eddie Grahn who is a dietist and...

Malmo Civic Lab - Special swedish edition

Today we have the amazing Richard Hylerstedt (@RchrdHy) as our guest, talking about his experienc e as a service designer in municipalities

Malmo Civic Lab - 05/04/2019

Malmo Civic Labs's Podcast

インターネットラジオ「使用済ジャパーン放送局」のPODCASTサイトです。放送中に使用された楽曲のUPをいたします。this is internet radio back number music in japan . we are Use'd JAPAN.good time for you...:)

体幹リセットダイエットのエクセサイズで使用できる５min-musicを
Dj Weederが作成。
独特な音楽を聞きながら5分エクセサイズが行えます。
Taikan-Reset-ex.mp3

Trunk-Reset-Diet-5min / DJ Weeder

波のビーチ　公貴.mp3

津々浦々　日本を彷徨うシンガーソングライター。
ただひたすら日本の各地で歌を披露し、去っていく。
本来、アーティストとはこういうものだ。
自分の好きな事を淡々と遣り遂げ、
激流にも揉まれずただそこに立ち続ける。
私は彼が今もアーティストである事を望んでいる。

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artist: 公貴


Beach of Wave / KOUKI （japan）

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使用済ジャパーン!! Podcast

Nu följer andra och sista delen av sagan om Skeppet Dristigheten. Astrid Olhagen läser sagan som är skriven av Walter Stenström.

Skeppet Dristigheten del 2

Astrid Olhagen läser sagan om skeppet Dristigheten. Sagan är skriven av Walter Stenström.

Skeppet Dristigheten

Nu ska du få höra andra delen av sagan om Trollen och tomtepojken

Trollen och tomtepojken del 2

I Sagostunden kan du lyssna på första delen av Trollen och tomtepojken.

Trollen och tomtepojken del 1

Tua Åström läser andra delen av sagan Oskuldens vandring av Helena Nyblom. Sagan handlar om prinsessan Bella.

Oskuldens vandring del 2

Ålands Radio - Sagostunden

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何をするにも初めて尽くしであるためぎこちなさは否めませんが、これから皆様に楽しんで頂ける番組作りを心がけて参ります。
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Elk Grove's Only Internet -- Radio Magazine

It's a unique situation. This election we have two candidates running that previously went before the our School Board in an appointment process: Jake Rambo and Steve Ly. The decision was unanimous. Now we are asked to make the same decision that our board voted on last March. Either the board got it right the first time, or they were unanimously dead wrong. Which was it? Today you can listen to every word spoken by those two candidates Steve Ly and Jake Rambo at that hearing:. You can also hear every word spoken about them by the school board, and see every page submitted in their applications. (Public records. See Below) This doesn't just speak to this election, but to how our board makes decisions. The current campaign could be seen as a vote of  “confidence/no confidence” in how our board does business. It's a hard look at how the school board appointed a board member. Good or Bad, YOU decide. “Did they get it wrong?” Let's look into it together. Listen in New Window/Tab    Application Materials: (Click on the name.) Jake Rambo                            Steve Ly Note: We edited the original, 2 hours and 45 minutes of the appointment hearing, removing all the presentations and comments relating to any other candidates, except for some rankings. You can check the public record if you like. This is the entire meeting as held on March 27th 2012. (Opens in a new window.) Don't forget to Subscribe, and share.  We have new links to Facebook, and Twitter on the left, and a new "Subscribe" tab at the top. sr_adspace_id = 1000009894607; sr_adspace_width = 120; sr_adspace_height = 90; sr_ad_new_window = true; sr_adspace_type = "graphic";

Did the School Board Get It Wrong?

No quick answers, no flashy comments, just serious talk from a School Board trustee. In this edition: Al Rowlett doesn't know how to give a short answer – or a boring one. He tells us in detail, where the district has gone right, AND wrong. In a unique, open conversation he shows us just who Al Rowlett is, and why we should vote to reelect him. Meet the Candidate – Al Rowlett, on today's RadioElkGrove. Let's look into it together. Al Rowlett (center) and Family Listen in New Window/Tab Don't forget to Subscribe, and share.  We have new links to Facebook, and Twitter and Google+ at the bottom of the post, and a new "Subscribe" tab at the top. sr_adspace_id = 1000009894607; sr_adspace_width = 120; sr_adspace_height = 90; sr_ad_new_window = true; sr_adspace_type = "graphic";  When you ask Al Rowlett a question, you get the whole answer. He'll site details, history, background from around the state, all in a calm and open manner. You should hope for that kind of knowledge from a man that has been committed to Elk Grove Education for over a quarter century. But the depth and knowledge of his responses doesn't hide Rowlett's underlying passion for the kids of our district. Read Full Article with Resources »

Al Rowlett – No Slogans, No Sound Bites

He wants sweeping change to the School Board. Does Elk Grove Unified need that kind of leadership? Carmine Forcina wants to see big changes in the way our school district does business. From funding, leadership, communication, even where they sit, Forcina has little positive to say about the school board. Is this the change we need? Meet the Candidate – Carmine Forcina, on today's RadioElkGrove. Let's look into it together. Listen in New Window/Tab If you appreciate RadioElkGrove, help get the word out. Just click the “FaceBook”, “G+” or “Twitter” links at the bottom of the post and share this post with your friends. Friend us, Follow us, join our Circle. Just search for “RadioElkGrove”. The more who listen, the more we can do to bring Elk Grove to you. sr_adspace_id = 1000009894607; sr_adspace_width = 120; sr_adspace_height = 90; sr_ad_new_window = true; sr_adspace_type = "graphic"; Read Full Article with Resources »

Carmine Forcina - Running as an Outsider

Is a regular mom the best qualified be on the school board? We talk to Theresa Beals, and hear where she stands on the business of education. In this edition: Theresa Beals is running for school board against experienced educators and administrators. But not all of our board now come from professional backgrounds. Is Beals the type of person that should be on our board? We talk to her in an in-depth interview. Meet the Candidate – Theresa Beals, on today's RadioElkGrove. Let's look into it together. Listen in New Window/Tab If you appreciate RadioElkGrove, help get the word out. Just click the “FaceBook”, “G+” or “Twitter” links at the bottom of the post and share this post with your friends. Friend us, Follow us, join our Circle. Just search for “RadioElkGrove”. The more who listen, the more we can do to bring Elk Grove to you. sr_adspace_id = 1000009894607; sr_adspace_width = 120; sr_adspace_height = 90; sr_ad_new_window = true; sr_adspace_type = "graphic"; The Elk Grove Unified School District Board of Trustees is becoming more and more populated by highly trained, skilled administrators with long standing ties to the district. Members of Financial Advisory council, education professionals. But our longest serving members were more homespun. Though well educated, Theresa Beals is just that: a mom, who wants to make a difference. She is running against Carmine Forcina and incumbent Al Rowlett for the Area 7 seat. As our interview progressed, we found Beals to have a unique perspective. Her three children run the gamut of needs within the educational system, from a special needs child to GATE, or gifted and talented. We got a chance to talk about her views on the district, and her reasons for running. [Listen to Beals Interview] Our thanks to Theresa Beals, candidate for EGSD's Board of Trustees Area 7. We also have interviews of her opponents, Al Rowlett and Carmine Forcina. This is RadioElkGrove.

Should a "Regular Mom" be on our School Board?

Is the School Board a rubber stamp? How can we fix labor problems? We ask Jake Rambo. In this Edition: Trustee Jake Rambo was appointed by the sitting School Board, yet many of his endorsers call him the independent voice for the board. Up for public election next week, we interview Mr. Rambo in-depth. We ask many of the tough questions that have been bothering voters, and put him to the test. Meet the Candidate – Jake Rambo, on today's RadioElkGrove. Let's look into it together. Listen in New Window/Tab Don't forget to Subscribe, and share.  We have new links to Facebook, and Twitter on the left, and a new "Subscribe" tab at the top. sr_adspace_id = 1000009894607; sr_adspace_width = 120; sr_adspace_height = 90; sr_ad_new_window = true; sr_adspace_type = "graphic"; Jake Rambo is an administrative law judge for the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board, and was appointed last March to fill the seat of mid-term retiree from the EGUSD Board of Trustees Priscilla Cox. Now, just 8 months later, Rambo seeks approval of the voters for the decision handed down by the School Board at his appointment proceeding. Interesting is the fact that his lone opponent was one of the appointment candidates at that time, Steve Ly, who we interviewed in a live program in September. (Click Here) We met with Mr. Rambo at his Mock Trial classroom at Elk Grove High, where for many years he has trained young people for Regional, State, and National law competitions. Rambo pointed with pride to the many awards his teams have won, and the high percentage of his former students that have entered highly competitive fields – not just law, but medicine, engineering, and others. We asked Mr. Rambo what moved him to apply for the board appointment last March that has led to this election bid. (Rambo Interview) Our thanks to Jake Rambo, candidate for EGUSD Board Area 6 this next election. You can connect to the Rambo Campaign at www.ramboegusd.com RadioElkGrove also has a live, call-in show with Mr. Rambo's opponent Steve Ly as well as all the candidates for school board from Candidates Night.

Jake Rambo Answers Tough Questions

RadioElkGrove

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SHIBIRANKA Projet シビランカプロジェクト

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Fred Spier, a retired senior lecturer in big history at the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. We discuss his recent book,  How the Biosphere Works (2022). Fred was previously on the podcast back in episode 113 , titled The Future of Humanity. Listeners may also recall that the … Continue reading 132 – The organization of the biosphere →

132 – The organization of the biosphere

In this episode, I am joined by Lindsey Agness, CEO of The Change Corporation (UK). We discuss her book, Change Your Business with NLP. Connect with Lindsey at TheChangeCorporation.com Email: Lindsey@thechangecorporation.com Charles G. Chandler, Ph.D. — Host of The Age of Organizational Effectiveness podcast Reference: Agness, Lindsey. Change Your Business with NLP: Tools to improve … Continue reading 131 — Change your organization →

131 — Change your organization

In this episode, I discuss a way to think about effectiveness in development projects & programs that could allow international development to deliver on its original promises of development effectiveness.  I discuss Albert Hirschman’s ‘hiding hand’ that veils difficulties as well as the creativity available to solve problems as planners engage in the design process. … Continue reading 130 – Project effectiveness in international development →

130 – Project effectiveness in international development

In this episode, I welcome Jeff McManus to the podcast, who is the Director of Landscape Services for the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss). We discuss his 2017 book, Growing Weeders into Leaders: Leadership Lessons from the Ground Level, and we explore what it takes to create and maintain a pleasing environment on a college … Continue reading 129 – Landscape leaders →

129 – Landscape leaders

Gary Hamel (formerly of the London Business School) has characterized management as the technology of human accomplishment. Management came into its own in the late 1800s and early 1900s, as the USA entered the new century. Among the traditional long-standing factors of production (land, labor, and capital) in the British tradition, management became the fourth, … Continue reading 128 – Validity in management →

128 – Validity in management

The Age of Organizational Effectiveness -- hosted by Charles Chandler

Nu är det dags för den sista av Åland Radios egna sommarpratare, och personen som får knyta ihop säcken är Gun Lindman. Hon är hälsovårdare och arbetade i fjol på ett flyktingläger i Grekland, och en stor del av hennes sommarprat handlar om hennes upplevelser där. Hon berättar om erfarenheter och en del insikter som kom efter tiden i Grekland.

Sommarpratare - Gun Lindman 11/8 2017

Mona Sedghi jobbar på ett internationellt skivbolag, och under hennes sommarprat får vi bland annat veta hur hon fick jobb i musikbranschen. Vi får också veta vad hon sa till sin absolut största idol när hon bröt sig in i dennes loge, och varför hon åkte ambulans när hon frivilligarbetade under flyktingkrisen. Under hela programmet finns det en tydlig röd tråd som hon tror att alla kan relatera till.

Sommarpratare - Mona Sedghi 10/8 2017

Vi känner henne som tidigare kommundirektör i Eckerö men nu arbetar Åsa Gustafsson med forskning inom Åbo Akademi.

Sommarpratare - Åsa Gustafsson 9/8 2017

Emelie Bergendahl är numera utbildad mathantverkare och har sedan i våras även en matblogg. Föga förvånande handlar hennes sommarprat en hel del om mat, men hon berättar också om Brändö där hon är född och uppvuxen.

Sommarpratare - Emelie Bergendahl 8/8 2017

Dagens sommarpratare är Kjell Frisk som är musiker, kompositör och träblåslärare. Temat för hans sommarprat är hem, och under hans 90 minuter reflekterar han kring både begreppen hem och tid. Det blir ett reflekterande program med mycket tankar och musik Kjell tycker passar in i temat.

Sommarpratare - Kjell Frisk 7/8 2017

Ålands Radio - Sommarprat 2017

Excavating Atlanta is a podcast series which explores the history and residual effects of structural inequality in the City of Atlanta. This series looks more deeply at the city's segregated history as well as some of the policies that shaped the city's development in the last century, to become one...

Health Inequity

Immigration and Segregation

Voting Rights

Transportation

Housing

Excavating Atlanta

On July 28, 2017, D.H. was shot to death in an alley/parking lot area behind a townhouse complex in Minneapolis where D.H.’s sister and his children lived. Surveillance video evidence depicted a man in a hoodie who drew a gun, approached D.H., put the gun to the back of his head, and pulled the trigger. A number of witnesses described the shooter as a light-skinned African-American man with a gray hoodie and long hair in braids or dreadlocks, a description that matched appellant James Andre Woodard. Two of Woodard’s daughters, aged 10 and 11, identified Woodard as the shooter. The 10-year old also mentioned Woodard’s gold teeth as an identifying characteristic. In addition, an adult witness testified to talking with Woodard shortly prior to the shooting and witnessing Woodard commit the shooting.

Woodard was arrested and charged with second-degree murder, with intent-not premeditated. A grand jury then indicted him of first-degree premeditated murder. A 12-day trial was held. At the trial, Woodard sought to submit evidence that another individual who shares his general description (without the gold teeth) may have committed the murder. Specifically, Woodard sought to introduce evidence that the potential alternative perpetrator may have been angry at D.H. due to a prior shooting; that he lived near the site of the murder; and that he disappeared after the murder and no one could find him. The trial court refused to allow the evidence to be admitted, concluding that Woodard had not introduced any evidence connecting the potential alternative perpetrator to the scene of the crime. In its instructions to the jury, the trial court instructed the jury that it need not consider the lesser included charge of second-degree murder if it found Woodard guilty of first-degree murder, contrary to the decision in State v. Prtine, 784 N.W.2d 303, 317 (Minn. 2010). Neither party objected to the instruction. The jury convicted Woodard on the first-degree murder charge, and he was given a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of release.

On appeal to the supreme court, the issues presented are (1) whether the trial court committed reversible error in refusing to admit appellant’s alternative-perpetrator evidence; and (2) whether the erroneous jury instruction affected appellant’s substantial rights. (Hennepin County)
On appeal to the supreme court, the issue presented is whether multiple sentences for OFP violations arising from a single incident may be permitted under the multiple-victim rule. (Crow Wing County)

State v. Woodard, A18-1886

Pursuant to a plea agreement, appellant James Martin Alger, Sr., pleaded guilty to two counts of violating an order for protection (OFP). As part of his factual basis, Alger admitted that he violated the OFP by having contact with his ex-girlfriend and their minor son. He also agreed that he would receive two sentences, which would be served consecutively. The district court imposed sentences that were consistent with the parties’ agreement. On appeal, Alger argued that the imposition of two sentences was unlawful under Minn. Stat. § 609.035 (2018). The court of appeals affirmed the sentences, relying on the multiple-victim rule.

On appeal to the supreme court, the issue presented is whether multiple sentences for OFP violations arising from a single incident may be permitted under the multiple-victim rule. (Crow Wing County)

State v. Alger, A18-1000

Cindi Ali participates in the Section 8 housing choice voucher program, a federal program administered by the Scott County Community Development Agency. Ali has a developmentally disabled child and also participates in a state program known as the Consumer Directed Community Supports (CDCS) program. Her child is eligible for home and community-based services through the Developmental Disabilities waiver.

The County determined that the money that Ali receives for care that she personally provides for her child (the parent-allocated portion) must be included when calculating her household’s annual income for purposes of determining eligibility for the Section 8 program under 24 C.F.R. § 5.609 (2018). Ali challenged that determination. A hearing officer determined that the parent-allocated portion of the CDCS benefits constitutes annual income under the federal regulation for purposes of the Section 8 program. The court of appeals affirmed.

On appeal to the supreme court, the issue presented is whether 24 C.F.R. § 5.609(c)(16) excludes, for purposes of calculating a family’s Section 8 household annual income, the parent-allocated portion of the CDCS benefits. (Scott County Community Development Agency)

In the Matter of Cindi Ali, A18-1287

In 1996, respondent James Bergman was convicted of misdemeanor domestic assault. In 2007, Bergman filed a petition to expunge his conviction. The district court found Bergman did not qualify for statutory expungement, but the court used its inherent authority and granted Bergman expungement of judicial records related to his misdemeanor domestic-assault conviction.

Starting in 2008, Bergman was granted a permit to carry a pistol (carry permit). “[A] sheriff must issue a permit” to carry “to an applicant if the person” meets certain criteria. Minn. Stat. § 624.714, subd. 2(b) (2018). One criterion is that the person “is not prohibited from possessing a firearm under . . . any federal law.” Id., subd. 2(b)(4)(ix). Federal law prohibits a person “who has been convicted in any court of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence” from possessing a firearm. 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9) (2012). However, “[a] person shall not be considered to have been convicted of such an offense for purposes of this chapter if the conviction has been expunged or set aside.” 18 U.S.C. § 921(a)(33)(B)(ii) (2012).

In December 2017, Bergman applied to renew his carry permit. Appellant Isanti County Sheriff Christopher Caulk (“the Sheriff”) denied Bergman’s application because of his 1996 domestic-assault conviction.

Bergman filed a petition for a writ of mandamus to compel the Sheriff to issue him a carry permit. The district court denied Bergman’s petition. A divided panel of the court of appeals reversed.

On appeal to the supreme court, the issue presented is whether Bergman’s conviction for misdemeanor domestic assault disqualifies him from obtaining a permit to carry a firearm when judicial records related to that prior conviction have been sealed but executive branch records have not been sealed. (Isanti County)

Bergman v. Caulk, A18-1784

An attorney discipline case that presents the question of what discipline, if any, is appropriate based on the facts of the matter.

In re Petition for Disciplinary Action against Duane A. Kennedy, A18-1799

Minnesota Supreme Court Oral Arguments

For 101 years, City Club of Portland has created forums that spark conversations and inspire new ideas. Next at the Mic takes that tradition further, inviting complex conversations that reach beyond a single event and explore new questions in Portland and across our region.

DHM Research asked Oregonians whether they thought the state was on the right track and what it means to be an "American." Join us to dig into the data with John Horvick. Dan Rivas is our host. The music is by Max McGrath-Riecke. Episode Partners 

Right Direction, Wrong Track

The Portland Diamond Project is trying to bring Major League Baseball to Portland. What questions do we need to be asking as this effort moves forward? Is there a path for baseball in Portland that enriches our entire community? (And not just a few people with deep pockets.) In this episode we talk to John Horvick of DHM Research for our segment "The Margins" about how Oregonians feel about financing sports stadiums. Then we'll talk to Marcelino Alvarez and Devon Pouncey about what's happening with baseball in Portland right now.  Dan Rivas is our host. The music is by Max McGrath-Riecke. Episode Sponsor 

We're Talking About Baseball?

Homelessness is again on the rise in Portland. Are Portlanders ready to rise to the challenge? And what is the street response plan Street Roots proposed recently and that's currently in Mayor Wheeler's budget? In this episode, we'll hear from John Horvick of DHM Research as part of our recurring segment "The Margins," which looks at what Oregonians really think about the issues. We'll then talk to Emily Green from Street Roots and Tremaine Clayton of the Portland Fire and Rescue's CHAT program about how to fix Portland's chaotic and ineffective approach to calls for "unwanted persons" and other incidents involving homeless people.  Dan Rivas is our host. The music is by Max McGrath-Riecke. Episode Sponsor   

Call and Response

Oregon is seen by many as an ecotopia, but have we gotten complacent about environmental issues? We'll look at survey data of environmental attitudes with John Horvick of DHM Research in a regular segment we call "The Margins." Then we'll zero in on how climate change might affect East Portland with Portland State University professor Heejun Chang. The music was composed by Max McGrath-Riecke. You can hear more of Max's music at http://www.maxvoltagepdx.com/. To learn more about City Club or to get involved, visit us at www.pdxcityclub.org. Episode Sponsor 

Is Oregon's Environmental Ethic Slipping?

For more than 100 years, Portland's commission form of government has been inequitable, inefficient, and ineffective. City Club's new research report recommends that Portlanders rethink our system of government. In this episode of "Next at the Mic," Dan Rivas talks to Ken Fairfax and Christopher Bacher, two of the researchers who produced City Club's new report. He also digs into the Portland Business Alliance's recent survey data on Portlanders' attitudes toward district representation with John Horvick from DHM Research. The music was composed by Max McGrath-Riecke. You can hear more of Max's music at http://www.maxvoltagepdx.com/. To learn more about City Club or to get involved, visit us at www.pdxcityclub.org. Episode Sponsor 

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In My Humble Opinion

Dent Research Podcast Channel

Upper Merion Township Book Chat

Malmo Civic Labs's Podcast

使用済ジャパーン!! Podcast

Ålands Radio - Sagostunden

自由表現者集団VVE-AMP

RadioElkGrove

SHIBIRANKA Projet シビランカプロジェクト

The Age of Organizational Effectiveness -- hosted by Charles Chandler

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Excavating Atlanta

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