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Join me for some light-hearted fun as I take local business owners, vips and other dignitaries out for a coffee in my Smartcar - and film it. Be my guest @ http://CoffeeConfidential.tv

Cathy (Cat) Watson is a Medical Technologist (Radiology) at Oakville Hospital in Oakville Ontario. She's also a doTERRA Wellness Advocate and believes laughter is the best medicine ... next to essential oils! This is her Smartcar Coffee Confidential.

Cathy Watson Smartcar Coffee Confidential

Melissa Calway Barlock enjoys spending time with her family while she builds her incredible & lucrative SendOutCards business. This is her Smartcar Coffee Confidential.

Melissa Calway Barlock Smartcar Coffee Confidential

Paul Fitzgerald has over twenty years of experience in public relations and journalism. This is his Smartcar Coffee Confidential.

Paul Fitzgerald Smartcar Coffee Confidential

Stephanie Finn is the founder of Stephanie Street Events and produces a range of local and specialty events including BURLINGTON MADE. This is her Smartcar Coffee Confidential.

Stephanie Finn Smartcar Coffee Confidential

Andrea Jones is the founder and lead coach at CRE8 Wellness. This is her Smartcar Coffee Confidential.

Andrea Jones Smartcar Coffee Confidential

Smartcar Coffee Confidential

Listen to Jordan Hodges, Program Manager at the City of Edmonton as he explains the importance of sharing your big idea with your leader!

CCC-006: Why it’s important to share your big idea

Listen to Carolyn Campbell, Deputy City Manager of Communications & Public Engagement as she explains her vision for the department and what she values in new team members. Also, you’ll get to learn what it is like to work in a proactive leadership environment where collaboration is appreciated.

CCC-005: Chat With Carolyn Campbell, Deputy City Manager of Communications & Public Engagement

Listen to Garrett Lacey, Gardener at the City of Edmonton as he explains what it takes to be a gardener!

CCC-004: Chat With Garrett Lacey, Gardener

Today we’re chatting with Michael Colgan, GS, Transit Systems Engineering & Maintenance, to talk about his small team that is making a significant contribution to our City. You’ll learn what he looks for in new staff and how he develops a dynamic team to tackle complex transit systems challenges.
Lastly, don’t forget to check out Engineering opportunities with the City of Edmonton!

CCC-002: Chat with Michael Colgan, General Supervisor, Transit Systems Engineering & Maintenance

Welcome to the City of Edmonton’s first Career Chat (CCC)!
We are very happy to share a few moments with Adam Laughlin, Deputy City Manager, to chat about his newly created department “Integrated Infrastructure Services”. Listen to Adam as he describes what it takes to build a great City with your expertise and learn what it means to be a servant leader.
Lastly, don’t forget to check out leadership job opportunities with the City of Edmonton.

CCC-001: Chat with Adam Laughlin, Deputy City Manager

City of Edmonton Career Chat

The Voice of the Temecula Valley Democrats. Political talk & analysis from the Temecula Valley of California.

Join Temecula Valley Democrats host Dan Stafford for an in-depth 40-minute interview with Steve Ruth, candidate for Riverside County of California Democratic Central Committee Chair.
As always, the TVD podcast seeks to discover the background, vision, and desired policies candidates for office intend. We want to know what our candidates are FOR, not what they're against. Who are these folk running for office in the Inland Empire?
This episode gives a very good sense of Steve's background, experience, and goals for improving the Riverside County Democratic Party. Thank you for listening!
Temecula Valley Democrats

Episode 009: Interview With Steve Ruth For Riverside County of California Democratic Central Committee Chair

Join Temecula Valley Democrats host Dan Stafford for an in-depth one-hour interview with Eric Carr, candidate for California State Assembly District 75.
As always, the TVD podcast seeks to discover the background, vision, and desired policies candidates for office intend. We want to know what our candidates are FOR, not what they're against. Who are these folk running for office in the Inland Empire?
This episode gives some unique - to say the least - perspectives on how to solve the problems facing Assembly District 75, and the State of California. 
Thank you for listening!
Temecula Valley Democrats

Episode 008: Interview With Eric Carr For California Assembly District 75

Join Temecula Valley Democrats host Dan Stafford for an in-depth 40-plus-minute interview with Alan Geraci, candidate for California State Assembly District 75.
As always, the TVD podcast seeks to discover the background, vision, and desired policies candidates for office intend. We want to know what our candidates are FOR, not what they're against. Who are these folk running for office in the Inland Empire?
This episode gets into some very interesting topics for the State as a whole, but there are also some wonderful jewels specific to the Inland Empire!
Thank you for listening!
Temecula Valley Democrats

Episode 007: Interview With Alan Geraci For California Assembly District 75

Pete and I discuss his bacfkground, and what he hopes to accomplish should he be elected.
This interview covers a wide range of subjects from State-and-District-level issues to international affairs. The interview runs a little over one hour.
Thank you for listening!

Episode-006: 08-19-2017 Interview With Pete Beauregard For US Congress - California CD-50

A nearly two-hour interview with Julia Peacock, an educator-turned-candidate for the US House in California's 42nd Congressional District.
This interview covers:
Education
The economy
Global trade
The environment
Domestic infrastructure
Immigration
Healthcare
Job creation in the face of automation
And much more
You can get a strong sense of who this candidate is, and what she will work for in Congress given the chance.
Thank you for listening!

Episode-005: 06-23-2017 Interview With Julia Peacock, Candidate  For US Congress, California CD-42

Temecula Valley Democrats

The Civic Digs Podcast highlights creative civic projects from around the world.

On this week's episode we speak with Steven Chester about two separate projects that are both currently garnering a lot of attention in Denver, Colorado. First we speak about The Square on 21st, a pop-up park in the Ballpark neighborhood of Downtown Denver. Steven is overseeing this project in his role as a City Planner with the City of Denver. The park features a painted intersection, a dog park, a food court, a stage, and green space in addition to all the great programming they are producing. The project is slated to run for two-months but they're already looking at how they can extend that. The other project we speak about is something Steven is doing in his free time - Flags of Denver. Combining his love for cities, graphic design, and vexillology, Steven is designing a flag for every neighborhood in Denver.  If you'd like to connect with Steven directly, you can contact him through his personal website stevenchester.com





  

    
      
      
        
          
            
              
            
          

          
          
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Episode 5: Steven Chester on Pop-Up Parks and Flags of Denver

On this week's episode we speak with Ilana Lipsett, one of the founders of [freespace]. The mission of [freespace] is to foster creativity, community and civic innovation through the gift of free space. [freespace] is an amazing tactic for temporarily activating a vacant space in a downtown or a commercial corridor. The original activations happened in San Francisco in 2013, but it's since spread to various cities around the world. We're currently working to bring this concept to Toledo this summer, and I'm curious to see how it plays out in a smaller city.  We dig into some best practices for finding a building and for how to fill it up with interesting events and ideas. [freespace] is kind of the ultimate tactic for inspiring people to develop their civic engagement/civic hacking muscles and we definitely encourage you to look into utilizing this concept in your own community. For a a little more guidance than can be packed into a 30 minute podcast, please consult this toolkit. If you'd like to connect with Ilana, you can contact her through her personal site ilanalipsett.com





  

    
      
      
        
          
            
              
            
          

          

        
      
      
    

  




  

    
      
      
        
          
            
              
            
          

          

        
      
      
    

  




  

    
      
      
        
          
            
              
            
          

          

        
      
      
    

  





Episode 4: Ilana Lipsett discusses [freespace]

On this week's episode we speak with Adam Greenfield of Plaza Perspective. Of everyone I know, Adam is best and most earnest in authentically pursuing community, particularly on his block and in his neighborhood. Whether it's through small actions, like taking the time to knock on every one of his neighbors doors, or larger pursuits, like working to carve out public space built around human connection, Adam inspires all who know him to think more critically about the ways in which they can be a better neighbor and citizen.

In our discussion, we discuss some of those tips for creating better connection in your neighborhood, we tap into his understanding about what makes a great block party, and we dig into his recent Building Blocks report about the application and permitting process for block parties across 62 different US cities and the associated best practice recommendations for cities to unlock the ultimate power of the block party.

Episode 3: Adam Greenfield and his Plaza Perspective

On this week's episode we hear from my friend Ellyn Parker, Public Art Director for the city of Richmond, Virginia. Ellyn is a self-styled "accidental bureaucrat" who has been a tremendous help to me over the years in working with the San Francisco city government (we are both recent Economic Refugee's from the Bay Area).

We speak with Ellyn about her involvement in bringing an amazing public art project called Sunset Piano to the heart of San Francisco's Tenderloin District, some technical tips on how to use the power of the piano to activate spaces in your city, and what are some best practices for coordinating with local governments to bring your crazy idea to life.

Episode 2: Ellyn Parker & Sunset Piano

This is Episode 1 of the Civic Digs Podcast with our first interview - Hunter Franks! I've been proud to watch Hunter's career in the Civic Hacking space continue to grow from the Postcard Project through [freespace] and the birth of the League of Creative Interventionists and even a 500 person lunch on an Akron Freeway!   Hunter and I discuss what it's like to take the bold leap into this work full time, tips for connecting to funding, what it's like to work in different sized cities, and whether there's even a good term for this work we're engaged in.  If you want to learn more about Hunter's work or follow up with him you can check out creativeinterventionists.com or find him on his personal site hunterfranks.com.

Episode 1: Hunter Franks

Civic Digs Podcast

This is a podcast series that highlights voices and the stories behind them in San Francisco. Over the years, I’ve found myself in the midst of people whose stories that are relatable, shocking, poignant, uncomfortable, and riveting all at the same time. They have pushed my reflex to snap judgement....

I'm so excited to bring you this project, months in the making. I'll be talking with a wide variety of people about their work and lifestyles to turn skeptics into believers. That includes myself.

Episode 1: Natrina Gandana

Send For You

De kerk van de gemeente Overslag wordt ontwijd. Samen met de Overslagenaren wordt nagedacht over de nieuwe bestemming van de kerk. Overslag is een rustig dorpje net aan de grens met Nederland met een unieke identiteit. Om die identiteit vast te leggen gingen we praten met enkele oudere inwoners van ...

Overslag Vertelt

In the Accelerate podcast, we've brought together experts in public safety for casual chats about not-so-casual topics. We'll cover everything from community engagement and recruiting to common leadership challenges at police agencies. We’ll also discuss the future of public safety and the influence...

Many agencies wrestle with how much body camera footage to release to the public—and how and when to do it. Chicago PD has an intimate understanding of both positions, having gone from an incredibly restrictive policy to full transparency. Today, Chicago PD releases all footage to the public on its own online portal. Hear Chief Communications Officer Anthony Gugliemi discuss the process that brought them to that position, and how they handle the footage today.

Episode 4 - To release or not to release, that is the question

Dr. Kimberly Miller has a newsflash: It's tough to save the rest of the world when your own life and health are falling to pieces. Those in public safety often think about everyone else first—the public, their families—but neglect themselves in the process. Tune in to get some tips on how you might live a little longer, and better, while still devoting yourself to your career. She's got sound advice no matter what your profession.

Episode 3 - Time to Be Selfish

Are you an old and grizzled vet who has to work hard not to regularly backhand the millennials in your department? Are you a young whipper-snapper who spends a great deal of energy trying not to sound patronizing to out-of-touch pre-retirees who think you’re sooooo entitled? Dr. Jim DeLung has some perspective to lend. About this and a lot of other issues: leadership, training and more.

Episode 2 - How to Speak Millennial

What’s the best way for police to engage with the community? There may not be one simple answer to that question, but Sgt. Cognac of the Hawthorn, CA police department has a few tips he’s learned from his own experiences along the way. In this episode, you’ll learn about the inception of the now international Coffee with a Cop program…and hear what hanging out with Antony Bourdain on the set of the Food Network was like.

Episode 1 - The Power of a Cup of Joe

Accelerate Podcast

We introduce a new segment of The Grand Old Podcast on this week;s episode. This is the Working in Politics series where Izaak and his guests discuss advice and tips for people who want to have a career in the field of politics and campaigns. For the first episode in this new segment, Izaak has […]

Working in Politics #1: Joe Patterson

We bring another episode to the Campaign Strategy Series. On this week’s episode, Izaak has on Sangeeth Peruri who is the co-founder of Voter Circle. Voter Circle is a new digital platform that helps campaigns and candidates reach out to more voters through their supporters. Sangeeth’s background is in Wall Street finance; however, he retired […]

Campaign Strategy #3: Friend to Friend Voter Outreach with Sangeeth Peruri of Voter Circle

On this week’s episode, Izaak brings in Former San Jose City Councilmember Pete Constant. Pete will be sharing his insights and advice for people looking to get elected to office and how best to serve your constituents. Pete starts off by saying it’s important to plan out your campaign and candidacy before you actually start […]

Get Elected To Office #2: Pete Constant, Former San Jose Councilmember

On this week’s episode, Izaak’s guest is Chandra Sharma. Chandra Sharma is the Vice-President of Meridian Pacific, Inc. Chandra is also a Digital Media expert when it comes to campaigns and he will be talking about how best to utilize paid digital media in your race. Chandra defines digital media as the communications in the […]

Campaign Strategy #2 Paid Digital Media with Chandra Sharma

In this episode, Izaak interviews Joe Patterson. Joe is the former Executive Director of The Lincoln Club of Northern California and is currently the Executive Director for the California Gaming Association. The topic they will be discussing is political advocacy in your neighborhood and how you can affect change in your community on local issues. […]

Neighborhood Political Advocacy with Joe Patterson

The Grand Old Podcast

The Cellar Dwellers Sports Podcast is Kevin Golding, John Sebold and Pete Grace talking sports and more with a Buffalo-centric point of view. Appropriately recorded in a basement.

The Cellar Dwellers are back and talking sports once again. In this episode, the guys discuss the bizarre Zay Jones incident, the Bills off season moves, analying the trading of QB Tyrod Taylor and the signing of AJ Mccarron, the Bills' Draft scenarios, the UB Bulls men's and women's incredible run in the NCAA tournament, and then they mock WGR550 and the Buffalo Sabres. Yeah, it's safe to say the guys are back.

Cellar Dwellers Episode 32

The drought is over!!!! For both the Bills and our podcast. Kevin and John celebrate the end of the Bills' 17 year playoff drought and they cut down Rod Watson for being a party pooper.

Cellar Dwellers Episode 31

On this episode of Cellar Dwellers, the guys discuss the loss of the local icon Record Theatre, how much it will be missed and how the end of this establishment came about. Also, further discussion on the development of their budding city.

Cellar Dwellers Episode 30

Kevin and John tackle the issue of the proposed relocation of the Buffalo Amtrak station and its relevance to the Central Terminal on Buffalo's east side.

Cellar Dwellers Episode 29

After a short hiatus, the guys of Cellar Dwellers are back and have a whole new format in store. Deciding to branch out from just local sports, Kevin and John will be discussing topics and issues related to and affecting the city of Buffalo and the surrounding Western New York areas. In this episode, John and Kevin discuss the controversial 198 expressway in Buffalo. They explore the purpose, history, functionality and future of the expressway.

Cellar Dwellers Episode 28

Cellar Dwellers

This audio podcast consists of municipal government related content. Visit www.cityofmentor.com/connect for additional feeds. Contact the City of Mentor Public Information Office at publinfo@cityofmentor.com with questions or comments.

Mentor Matters is a weekly podcast which addresses topics of interest related to the City of Mentor, Ohio.
This episode features an interview with Jerry Craddock, Public Education Specialist with the Mentor Fire Department who talks with us about home safety. To schedule your home safety survey, email craddock@cityofmentor.com or call  (440) 974-5765.
Produced by the City of Mentor Public Information Office. Learn more about all of the ways to connect with the City of Mentor.
Please email questions and comments to pubinfo@cityofmentor.com

Mentor Matters – February 8, 2019

Mentor Matters is a weekly podcast which addresses topics of interest related to the City of Mentor, Ohio.
This episode features an interview with Iain Duncan, Head Coach of the Mentor Ice Breakers who talks about their progress during their inaugural season. It’s tax season, the Ohio Attorney General’s office offers tips on how to avoid tax scams. It’s a full schedule at City Hall. Find out more about upcoming meetings and events.
Produced by the City of Mentor Public Information Office. Learn more about all of the ways to connect with the City of Mentor.
Please email questions and comments to pubinfo@cityofmentor.com

Mentor Matters – February 1, 2019

Mentor Matters is a weekly podcast which addresses topics of interest related to the City of Mentor, Ohio.
This episode features an interview with Geoff Westerfield, an expert with the Ohio Division of Wildlife who answers questions about coyotes.
Produced by the City of Mentor Public Information Office. Learn more about all of the ways to connect with the City of Mentor.
Please email questions and comments to pubinfo@cityofmentor.com

Mentor Matters – January 25, 2019

Audio of the Mentor City Council Meeting which was held on April 18, 2017. Video archive can be accessed at www.thementorchannel.com. Audio file has been downsampled due to file size/length.

Mentor City Council Meeting – April 18, 2017

Audio of the Mentor City Council Meeting which was held on April 4, 2017. Video archive can be accessed at www.thementorchannel.com. Audio file has been downsampled due to file size/length.

Mentor City Council Meeting – April 4, 2017

City of Mentor, Ohio

Bio
JD Provorse was born and mostly raised in Jamestown, ND, with a couple of years in Mott, ND, under his belt as a youth. He got his education in media and broadcasting in Minnesota, both at Minnesota State University - Moorhead, and Brown College in Mendota Heights.
Upon graduating, JD returned h...

A Cup of JD, episode one, in which JD rants himself into a conniption over the President's recent visit to Fargo, and then introduces you to one of the best new bands in Fargo you probably haven't heard of yet.

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Cup of JD

Crime reporters Devoun Cetoute and Jessica Curbelo dive in deep into Gainesville's crimes and learns more about the lives and hobbies of police officers for The Independent Florida Alligator.

Crime Lens: Gainesville's Cops and Crimes

Your opinions and your beliefs can be expressed here free of charge! We do short 10 minute episodes of fun over-the-top politics.

The BQ Report

Go Public tells the Stories of Government Getting It Done. 

Cities and states across the country face new challenges, growing complexity and old, tired bureaucracies. Go Public is about those places that are changing the status quo. It’s about the people and ideas in government that are helping sol...

With $10-thousand prize for a first-place finish, a handful of startup founders pitched a panel of mayors convened by the US Conference of Mayors and the non-profil Civic I/O, a group of self-styled civic innovators bound together by a commitment to solving intractable city problems through applied technology. This year's pitches covered everything from redressing racism in setting car insurance rates while making city streets safer, using so-called job-killingAI to benefit job seekers, holding landlords to account for keeping the heat on, and providing networked access to psychiatrists to first responders responding to mental health emergencies. Show Notes:  Augmented Training Systems Cloud9 Heat Seek ODN Bloc 

SXSW 2019: Hear Startup Founders Pitch the Mayors

This week's release of the 2019 GovTech 100 list, compiled and published by Government Technology, marks the maturation of what began four years ago as a way to recognize companies founded to solve problems unique to the public sector. Together, GovTech 100 companies represent a growing portfolio of scalable, digital solutions addressing the tough, complicated problems that governments face -- from health care and public finance to urban planning and public safety. On this episode of "Go Public," we hear from the analysts who developed this year’s list, a pair of founders of GovTech 100 companies, and a venture capitalist about the market's dynamics and what they mean for governments. Listen below. You can also listen and subscribe on your iPhone (Apple Podcasts) or Android device (Google Podcasts). 

The GovTech 100: Solving Problems for Government

By 2030, as many as 73 million U.S. jobs could be lost to automation, according to global management consultants McKinsey and Company. The prediction has governments, activists and even venture capitalists dusting off an old idea to give cash directly to displaced workers without conditions to meet their basic needs. This new take on Universal Basic Income (UBI) has garnered support across the political spectrum, from social democrats on the left to libertarian entrepreneurs on the right. The model also has its skeptics. In this episode of "Go Public," we revisit the argument for and against UBI with a focus on its economic viability and potential community impact. 

The Debate over Universal Basic Income (UBI)

Femme

The government's struggle to communicate with its constituents has consequences. Public trust in government is at a near historic low. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are trying something new to see if they can at least explain the civic dysfunction -- if not repair it. The leaders of the effort, Ceasar McDowell and Ayushi Roy, are our guests on this episode of "Go Public." They suggest that citizen engagement has been crippled by trauma on both sides of the conversation -- the public whose trust has been violated by broken promises and government agencies on the receiving end of blowback.

010 The Move @ MIT: An Experiment in Civic Engagement

Go Public

All things northwest hip-hop and northwest beer! I sit down with a guest every week(ish) and review 3 beers from a local brewery, talk about my guests' craft, and our opinions on the scene.

She’s a fan of beer and I’m a fan of her’s–DoNormaal is on today’s episode of Hoppy on Broadway. While drinking Lucky Envelope Brewing beer (Ballard family, shout out!), I talk to DoNormaal about her inspirations in poetry, becoming a full time artist, and how she created her latest LP “Third Daughter”.  She also gives us a sneak peek behind-the-scenes breakdown on her new music video for the song “Magic DoNormaal”.
Give her a like, a follow, and most importantly a listen!
Bandcamp: https://donormaal.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/donormaal
Twitter: https://twitter.com/donormaalright
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/donormaal/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/donormaal/
Crack a cold one and keep it #hoppyonbroadway.
BEER INFO: http://www.luckyenvelopebrewing.com/

DoNormaal & Lucky Envelope Brewing

’Tis the season for some bubbly – cider that is. On today’s show producer/rapper Keyboard Kid and I drink Seattle Cider Company cider and talk about being signed to Basedworld, his methodology in beat making in FL Studio, and his next collaboration album with Lil B. We also play the cannabis connoisseur’s game Wack or Fact, and drinking game Chop it Up. 
Give him a like, a follow, and most importantly a listen!
Bandcamp: https://keyboardkid206.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/keyboardkid206
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KeyboardKid206
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/keyboardkid206/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Keyboard-Kid-186120663052/
Crack a cold one and keep it #hoppyonbroadway.
BEER INFO: https://www.seattlecidercompany.com/ 

Keyboard Kid & Seattle Cider Company

Huey P joins the show this week to talk all things hip-hop and hops while drinking beer from Two Beers Brewing Co.. On this episode, we discuss his origins in working with DJ Drama, going into business with Hi-Tunes to promote his latest single, and how he is “gearing up for something big” on his next release. Keep your ear to the ground, his next project releases Q1 2018!
Give him a like, a follow, and most importantly a listen!
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/hueypmusic
Twitter: https://twitter.com/HueyPMusic
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hueypmusic/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hueypmusic
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1ukocLiuvdb8CLnpVXV959
Crack a cold one and keep it #hoppyonbroadway.
BEER INFO: https://www.twobeersbrewery.com/

Huey P. & Two Beers Brewing Co.

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Stay up to date with new episodes by liking my (the host’s) Facebook page: www.facebook.com/kdashrad/
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Due to some unforeseen circumstances my guest had to drop out of the show–but instead of letting Seapine Brewing Company’s growlers go to waste by getting old in the fridge, I invited a long time friend, beer and hip-hop lover on to talk all things hip-hop and hops. James Spencer and I talk about growing up listening to the Blue Scholars and Macklemore, partying with Mad Rad in Bellingham, and a bunch of nerd beer stuff. 
Crack a cold one and keep it #hoppyonbroadway.
BEER INFO: http://www.seapinebrewing.com

James Spencer & Seapine Brewing

Fall is here and there’s nothing like a nice beer coat to warm us up. Jarv Dee and I drink Deschutes Brewery Beer and talk about his origins in music, being apart of the Moor Gang and Cloud Nice, his adventures in auto-tune, and what to expect from the future both in his solo work and in Kingdom Crumbs. We also play the hilarious cannabis connoisseur game Wack or Fact. Remember to like him in the links below, and give him a like, a follow, and most importantly a listen!
Crack a cold one and keep it #hoppyonbroadway.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iamjarvdee
Twitter: https://twitter.com/JarvDee
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jarvdee/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jarvdee
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/JackinJarvdee
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1sAKNLVFmAmxaurWLdmu1u 
BEER INFO: https://www.deschutesbrewery.com/

Jarv Dee & Deschutes

Hoppy on Broadway

On this episode, you’ll hear from Nancy Harris, director of the county Planning and Zoning Department, and Charles Hunter, the new county building…

Planning and Zoning with Nancy Harris and Charles Hunter

On this episode, you’ll hear from Dr. Bill Heath, director of county schools. We talk about how the county schools are doing as…

State of the County Schools with Bill Heath

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Temecula Valley Democrats

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Send For You

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Accelerate Podcast

The Grand Old Podcast

Cellar Dwellers

City of Mentor, Ohio

Cup of JD

Crime Lens: Gainesville's Cops and Crimes

The BQ Report

Go Public

Hoppy on Broadway

Fayetteville Weekly

Por El Techo

Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation

Extra! Extra! Podcast

Swampfire Records Podcast

Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce Podcast

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The Hero Phase

Power of the People

Thursday Night Talk from KHSU

City Wide the Podcast

Bold Talk

Engaging Citizens - MOOC (audio)

Salina Gist

Stockton Get Involved

Moving Athens Forward

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On the Record with Pipe Dream

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