Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Dr. Jack on Syria

Jack Caravelli
Jack Caravelli, Senior Analyst
Dr. Jack Caravelli has had extensive experience in both the intelligence and policymaking sides of the US government. He joined the Central Intelligence Agency as a Soviet strategic forces analyst in 1982 and spent the next fourteen years with the Agency in various analytic, staff and managerial positions. In 1996 he was selected to serve on the White House National Security Council Staff as Director for Nonproliferation with responsibility to the president for the formation of US nonproliferation policy on Russia and the Middle East. In 2000 he moved to the Department of Energy to serve as Deputy Assistant Secretary of the department's nonproliferation threat reduction programs on Russia and other states of the former Soviet Union.

Since leaving government service in 2005, Caravelli has remained active in various national security activities. He is the author of several books on nonproliferation and foreign policy issues and co-editor of a book on strategizing resilience. Caravelli is a Visiting Professor at the UK Defense Academy and lectures at Oxford University where he is a member of the Board of Advisors for the Pluscarden Program on Intelligence and Terrorism. His undergraduate and graduate degrees are from Georgetown University .

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EXIT 380 Roots Rock – Dallas | Fort Worth

EXIT 380 Roots Rock – Dallas | Fort Worth

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9/3/2013 Jiggy Jaguar Radio Show

The Jiggy Jaguar Radio Show {Date:9/3/2013}





Date Recorded: 9/3/2013


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Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Pavlina Osta

Pavlina Osta – Music Expert and Radio Host


TOPIC-Teen Media Personality Sensation



Meet Pavlina Osta · Started as a Street Musician at the age of 10 · Professional Steel Drum Player · Special contributing Editor various media outlets · Full time Orlando ballet student · National Delegate for her Girl Scout troop (plus silver award and bronze award recipient) For more information about Pavlina Osta, visit: www.youtube.com/pavlinamusic

Date Recorded: 9/5/2012
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Monday, September 2, 2013

TRAVIS T. WARREN (BLIND MELON)

TRAVIS T. WARREN (BLIND MELON)


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Travis T. Warren is the singer/songwriter behind Beneath These Borrowed Skies, his debut solo record on Iron Ridge Road Recordings, as well as the frontman of Blind Melon’s post-millennial resurgence and one half of heavy rock duo The Lookout Kids. Travis’ love and aptitude for music can be traced back to his upbringing in Amarillo, Texas. His father was a virtuoso guitarist (according to Travis, “one of the best guitar players I’ve ever known”), while his mother was a performing singer whose voice drew frequent comparison to Stevie Nicks. His days were spent immersed in the wonders of MTV – which, remarkably, played music back in the day – while evenings were often devoted to jamming with his extended family in front of the living room fire. Meanwhile, Travis was fervently turning his friends onto a number of his favorite bands at the time – among them, Shannon Hoon’s alt rock big-hitters Blind Melon. At the age of 17, Travis made the move from Texas to California and founded experimental metal band outfit 00 Metro, before becoming frontman of the equally off-kilter rock outfit Rain Fur Rent. Despite moderate success in the live setting, Rain Fur Rent struggled to capture their sound on record and were viewed cautiously by label A&R, who doubted the commercial appeal of their lengthy and experimental compositions. But while their quest for a record deal was fruitless, Atlantic Records’ Kevin Carvel was interested in Travis enough to facilitate his introduction to Brad Smith and Christopher Thorn: bassist and guitarist of Blind Melon respectively. The initial intention had been for Smith and Thorn to produce Travis’ first solo album, but such was the connection and mutual respect between the musicians that Travis was quickly deemed an ideal candidate for the vacant position of Blind Melon’s frontman. His inclusion was announced in 2006, and the new Blind Melon line up went on to play their first shows since previous vocalist Shannon Hoon died of a drug overdose back in 1995. The band released For My Friends in 2008 – a full 12 years after the release of their last full length, Nico – with Travis playing a crucial role in the creative process and penning a majority of the album’s lyrics. In November 2011, Travis started work on his first solo album for Iron Ridge Road Recordings, which is a label affiliated with Pennsylvanian drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre Clarity Way. Beneath These Borrowed Skies amalgamates Travis’ extensive pool of musical influences, from Slayer to John Prine to Paul Oakenfold, and features the likes of Aja Volkman (from Nico Vega), Christopher Thorn (Blind Melon) and Eva Gardner (Pink’s backing band) among its guest contributors. “I wanted this album to be cohesive, but I also wanted it to have all kinds of my influences across the board,” states Travis. “I always thought that if you could do it well, you could dance around different genres and not have to stick to one thing. I’m really happy with how it’s turned out.” The album was produced by Travis and mixed by Rob Schnapf (Elliot Smith, Beck, Guided By Voices), and is due for release this September. Iron Ridge Road Recordings will donate all of its proceeds from the record to MusiCares: a charitable arm of the Grammys that provides support for musicians in financial, medical or personal need. With Travis being a musician in recovery himself, it’s hard to think of a more apt label for his Beneath These Borrowed Skies debut to call

Date Recorded: 10/5/2012
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Adam C. Hall, The EarthKeeper

Adam C. Hall, The EarthKeeper


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Shows Topics Business: The rise of Conscious Capitalism. Impact Investing: Why the Quadruple bottom line will become the new normal. eMergent Leadership: What is it, and how can it be achieved? Environment, Ecology: Building the new model for a sustainable world Transforming the inner and outer world with the Conservation, Preservation, Restoration of the earth and humanity. Lifestyle, Humanity, Spirituality, Transpersonal Evolution, Karmalution, Involution Human Innovation Sustainable Action

Adam C. Hall shares his fascinating real-life story about one man’s journey from a wealth/power-hungry real estate broker/developer - an Earth Conqueror - to a compassionate preservationist - or Earth Keeper. Adam is seemingly living the American Dream with all its trappings (money, success, family), but he is miserable, facing physical ailments brought on by his stress-filled, workaholic lifestyle and a failing marriage. In order to change his life, he ultimately has to lose everything--marriage, children, business and more. Yet, he emerges a stronger and happier man in the end with a newfound understanding of his true nature and the creative power of the universe. This riches-to-rags-to-newfound-happiness story is empowering and a wonderful example in our 99% vs. 1% world. In the wake of recent economic turmoil (clashes between Wall Street and Main Street), there is a certain fascination for a story of this nature: the idea of someone who seemingly has it all - the so-called “American dream” - and throws it all away. Very few have shared their story in such an open and honest way. He takes the hero’s journey and returns having successfully resolved his problem, that just so happens to be afflicting so many of us individually and collectively. He now serves the greater well-being of all and shares the riches that are at the core of the human experience. Adam C. Hall delivers ideas, answers, perspective and options to some of the most compelling questions of our time in his new best selling book, The EarthKeeper--Undeveloping the Future, and his ideas are radical in nature. His provocative conversational style reveals a deep sense of humanity based on his transparency, knowledge, wisdom, vision and imagination--all grounded in his real world experience in business, family and faith. ”We can solve the biggest problems facing humanity by ending the separation from the “true Self” and divorcing ourselves from the addiction to wealth and power, while retaining the values that are at the root of capitalism, democracy and freedom. “Undeveloping the Future” offers a compelling alternative to a fear based, divisive dialogue about the world.” -Adam C Hall Adam will engage the audience with experiential stories and the bigger conversation that this book has generated, a global movement. Adam’s expertise includes Real Estate, Small Business, Human Innovation, Transpersonal Ecology, Environment, and Personal Un-Development. He has appeared recently on dozens of shows including Alan Colmes, Ed Tyll, Michael Gosney, Michael Beckwith...and many more!
Date Recorded: 8/22/2013
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Sunday, September 1, 2013

Labor Day Weekend: Last Minute Road Trips!

Labor Day Weekend: Last Minute Road Trips!


TOPIC-Labor Day Weekend: Last Minute Road Trips!
Where to go, what to pack, and how you can prevent bumps in the road!
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Interviews Available with Robert Sinclair, Jr. of AAA and James Bell of General Motors
With Labor Day quickly approaching, families across the country are trying to get in that last summer road trip! And although we’d all love to just gas up and go, a little pre-trip preparation can go a long way.
Industry experts and road trip connoisseurs, Robert Sinclair, Jr. of AAA and James Bell of General Motors can discuss everything from mapping your destination, to avoiding breakdowns, to keeping the kids busy in the car. They’ve put together an easy to follow checklist for ensuring a safe and fun trip.



Robert Sinclair, Jr., AAA
For the past 13 years Robert Sinclair Jr. has represented AAA New York on national and local electronic, print and web-based media. Prior to his arrival, the AAA New York relied on external sources for its vehicle test drives. Within a week of his start date, Mr. Sinclair was able to secure test vehicles for the Club. As a result, he drives more than sixty new vehicles a year and writes road tests for the Club’s magazine, Car & Travel and the organization's website. Robert’s position dictates his being knowledgeable on a host of policy issues related to motor vehicle transportation. He is conversant on gasoline supply and distribution, child passenger safety, rules and regulations related to light and heavy trucks, engineering and maintenance of roadway infrastructure, mass transit, air traffic control, airline security and holiday travel.
James Bell, Head of Consumer Affairs, General Motors
With over 16 years of experience, James Bell is a nationally recognized and authoritative resource within the automotive industry. Prior to joining GM, James was Vice President of Corporate Communications and Executive Market Analyst for Kelley Blue Book. In this role, he was charged with promoting the KBB.com brand and driving traffic to its award-winning web site. Bell has been featured on national television news shows on CNN, Fox News, CBS, NBC, national and local talk radio, as well as within the pages of both respected newspapers and automotive trade publications.


Date Recorded: 8/27/2012



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