How To Survive Tough Times – Talk to Each Other
When all else fails, communicate. The best way to survive tough times is to talk to each other.
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Recall Facts – Everything You Need to Know To Help
Recall Facts – Everything You Need To Know To Help Vote: Time is Running Out! Days Hours Minutes Seconds California Recall Election Countdown CA Voting Centers/Polls Close at 8:00 p.m. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share
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Too Many Candidates? One Week To Pick A Governor
Now that Labor Day Weekend is over, it’s time to focus on California’s Special Recall Election and examine the list of candidates who want to be Governor. But when you look at the long, long list of potential candidates, do your eyes get blurry? Here’s some help.
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The Big Yellow Taxi, The Recall, and Voter Apathy
Voter apathy, voting restrictions, a Governor’s Recall, and Joni Mitchell’s iconic song “Big Yellow Taxi” all converge in the latest podcast.
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Simple, Easy Facts on California’s Gubernatorial Recall Election
California Voters have two questions to answer on Tuesday, September 14, 2021. 1. Do you want to recall (remove) Gavin Newsom as Governor? And 2. Which candidate should replace the Governor if he is recalled? Dozens of would-be Governors are on the ballot, and CA taxpayers are spending $276 million on this special election.
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Go To The Beach, Talk With Someone You Love
I watched as the spearfisherman emerge out of the rocky ocean water; he removed his mask and tossed his long, dark curly hair. He looked like a Greek God emerging from the Aegean Sea.
This man is one of the reasons people are happier when they are near the water; they run into good looking people, they are more likely to chat with.
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Human Trafficking – An Expert Has Ways to Beat the Traffickers
“We (must) increase our awareness. We need to have continual conversations about Trafficking and sex and porn, and all the things that are happening online.
We give our kids mini-computers, and we don’t have conversations with them about what we know they will encounter.
We have to increase that conversation.
And then we just have to see the vulnerable.”
-Kay Levesques
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Affirmative Action – Then And Now – Did We Fail?
The phrase, “You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby,” was once an advertising slogan for CIGARETTES! The year was 1968, the Ad featuring a tall, slender woman in a pantsuit became sort of an unofficial slogan for the National Organization for Women and feminists all over the U.S.
At the same time, in the late 1960s, the Federal Communication Commission established rules to encourage radio and television stations to hire more women and minorities. That’s one of the reasons I got my first radio job. Affirmative Action is one of the reasons I met President Ronald Reagan in 1988.
So I have real-life experience with Affirmative Action.
In, 2021 most of us agree that cigarettes cause cancer, and, in fact, we still haven’t elected a woman for president. And many young women are NOT sold on Affirmative Action.
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Your Flawless Interview – Don’t Fail This Critical One-On-One
Here’s the bottom line. There are usually multiple people who are qualified for a job. But what managers are really looking for is someone who can work well with others.
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One Short, Loving Conversation with A 13-Year-Old
Here is the scenario: I want to discuss the Galapagos Islands. But the 13-Year-Old is watching a Funny TikTok video.
How does a person compete with that?
Cell Phone. TikTok. Raging Hormones. Three strikes, and I am out!!!
But I didn’t give up. We’ve got to keep trying and talk to each other – One-On-One.
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