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The War and Treaty’s Michael and Tanya Trotter grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, and Washington, DC, respectively, but both have family roots in the South. They also grew up in the musical traditions of their churches – Tanya in the Black Baptist Church and Michael in the Seventh Day Adventist Church – where they learned the power of song to move people. After becoming a father at a very young age, Michael eventually joined the armed forces and served in Iraq and Germany, where he took up songwriting as a way of dealing with his experiences there. Meanwhile Tanya embarked on a singing and acting career after a breakthrough appearance in Sister Act 2 alongside Whoopi Goldberg and Lauryn Hill. Now, after a long and sometimes traumatic journey, Michael and Tanya are married, touring, winning all sorts of awards, and set to release their fifth album together, and their fourth as The War and Treaty. Sid talks to Michael and Tanya about the new record, Plus One , as well as their collaboration with Miranda Lambert, what it was like to record at FAME studios in Muscle Shoals, and how they’re blending country, soul, gospel, and R&B. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…

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Climate Change Part 2: The Mobilization 45:45

πριν 7 years45:45

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On Season 2, Episode 10 of Hyperlink Radio, it's Part 2 of The Seventh Generation—our two-part special on climate change. Host David Grabowski walks us through the underlying issues of the climate change crisis which he asserts isn't climate change itself, but the political stalemate that's blocking nationwide action. To get to the bottom of things, David is joined by Dan Kahan—the Elizabeth K. Dollard Professor of Law & Professor of Psychology at Yale Law School and head of the Cultural Cognition Project . Much of Dan's research has focused on the political polarization around climate change and getting to the root of why it exists. The answers will probably surprise you. David also chats with Valerie Bane—she's the Chapter Leader for the Sacramento Chapter of Citizen's Climate Lobby , a nonpartisan group that advocates for political climate change action through a measure called Carbon Fee and Dividend. Valerie explains what that is and why it might be the best bipartisan political measure for lowering emissions in America. The movement to fight climate change may be the most important period in human history, David summarizes. If you're a concerned citizen, this is the episode for you! (Don't miss out on Part 1 if you haven't heard it yet.)…

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Brands that Give Back - an Interview with Out of Print Co-Founder Todd Lawton 40:15

πριν 7 years40:15

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On Season 2, Episode 9 of Hyperlink Radio, Non Wels interviews Out of Print Co-Founder Todd Lawton about the transformative, magical world of books. Out of Print celebrates this literary magic, increasing literacy in the process. Non and Todd talk about the origin story of Out of Print: How a passion for books turned into a successful, mission-driven brand. Through the conversation, specifics are revealed about how Out of Print celebrates a nerd-status love of books while also sparking social progress. If you're a bibliophile then you're in good company! The story of Out of Print is a critical example of how a brand can celebrate its passion while also bettering the world around it. This is what happens when book nerds start a business. The result is pretty awesome. Thanks for listening to Hyperlink Radio! Be sure to read the article companion to this episode, "Brands That Give Back," on our Medium channel.…

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Net Neutrality Part 2: Exploring the New Battleground of the Debate over an Open Internet 16:25

πριν 7 years16:25

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On Season 2, Episode 8 of Hyperlink Radio, Ray Sylvester brings us up to speed on the ongoing battle for a free internet—the fight for net neutrality. In December of 2017, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) put the kibosh on a two and a half year experiment in net neutrality. But that's not the end of the story, urges Ray: The battleground of this debate has shifted wide open. The fate of net neutrality is still undecided. What happens next? A survey by the University of Maryland right around the time of the FCC decision found that 83 percent of Americans support net neutrality. In January, more than twenty states and the District of Columbia sued to try to block the FCC's decision. As of March, twelve lawsuits had been filed by more than three dozen entities. A consolidated lawsuit will be heard at a federal appeals court in California. In other words: It's on.…

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Earholes & Eyeballs: What We're Listening To, Watching, Reading, and More! 1:04:17

πριν 7 years1:04:17

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On Season 2, Episode 7 of Hyperlink Radio, Non Wels sits down with fellow teammates, Sara Jane, Mindy Holahan Peters, and David Grabowski to talk about some of our favorite recent podcasts we're listening to, books we're reading, and music we're jamming to. It's another iteration of Earholes and Eyeballs on Hyperlink Radio!In this episode, in addition to what's keeping our eyes and earholes happy, we also take a moment and remind ourselves of the things in our lives that inspire each of us, and the small, sometimes unforeseen joys we take for granted in our daily lives.…

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Paper vs. Machine: The Security of American Voting with Barbara Simons, PhD 22:55

πριν 7 years22:55

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On Season 2, Episode 6 of Hyperlink Radio, Karen Beattie is delving into a facet of American democracy that's currently under serious threat: Voting. Is there any validity to the allegation of Russian hacking in the 2016 election? Are our current voting machines actually secure? How do we prepare for the future and ensure that our voting systems are fair and accurate?In today's episode, Karen Beattie interviews Barbara Simons, PhD, president of the non-partisan organization Verified Voting . Barbara has a unique insight into the vulnerability of our current systems and she has some recommendations for the future as well. As she puts it, any American patriot should be concerned about the accuracy and security of our voting machines. This episode is critical listening—enjoy!…

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Nintendo: The Legacy of the World's Most Famous Video Game Company 42:40

πριν 7 years42:40

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On Season 2, Episode 5 of Hyperlink Radio, Ray Sylvester and Matthew Gartland get together to share in a bit of nostalgia. They're talking about Nintendo, the most popular video game company in the world and an enduring cultural legacy rooted in many of our childhoods. In fact, Nintendo is often credited with ushering in the current era of home gaming, as well as the advent of mobile gaming. But what makes Nintendo so special? Is it their characters? Their storytelling? Is it their innovative approach with systems like the Wii and the brand-new Nintendo Switch? And how does Nintendo continue to do such a spot-on job of staying fresh and innovative? Matt and Ray dive into these topics and a lot more—such as the ingenious Nintendo Labo—in today's episode of Hyperlink Radio.…

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Beyond Beekeeping with James Wolfin of the University of Minnesota Bee Lab 27:43

πριν 7 years27:43

27:43

On Season 2, Episode 4 of Hyperlink Radio, Mindy Holahan Peters is sitting down with James Wolfin, a graduate student at the University of Minnesota Bee Lab to talk about the ongoing struggle to restore a healthy population of bees. But that endeavor isn't just for the bee labs and scientists—James and Mindy discuss what you can do to help encourage the bees in your neighborhood, short of becoming a hobby bee keeper. (And actually, James doesn't necessarily recommend you do that, either.) Did you know that 3/4 of our food products require pollination? Bees are more critically integrated with our existence than many of us realize. Dwindling bee numbers are all of our concern, so this episode is critical listening. Enjoy!…

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Whistleblowers: Don't Shoot the Messenger 1:15:59

πριν 7 years1:15:59

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On Season 2, Episode 3 of Hyperlink Radio, David Grabowski, Production Editor, and Ray Sylvester, Editor, sit down for an in-depth exploration of the world of whistleblowers—from Edward Snowden to its tricky place within gargantuan corporate structures, to its resonance in context of the courageous #MeToo movement. Plus, listen in for a crash course in Whistleblowing 101!…

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Brands That Give Back: an Interview with John Heymann of One World Play Project 32:04

πριν 7 years32:04

32:04

On Season 2, Episode 2 of Hyperlink Radio, Non Wels, Integrated Solutions team member at Winning Edits, sits down John Heymann, CEO of One World Play Project, a company founded on a core of social goodness—creating ultra-durable play products for the less fortunate throughout the globe.

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Climate Change Part 1: Science vs Skepticism 39:13

πριν 7 years39:13

39:13

Dive inside the climate change crisis from the very beginning with host David Grabowski. Learn about the 97% consensus, the Paris Climate Accord, and the political polarization that's currently preventing national climate change action. This episode features an interview with special guest Dana Nuccitelli, an environmental scientist and Guardian blogger.…

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When Brands Get Political: an Interview with Dave Simnick of SoapBox 55:30

πριν 7 years55:30

55:30

In January, a travel ban was signed by President Donald Trump, prompting backlash from prominent brands and CEOs, a Twitter campaign to delete Uber, and general chaos. But aside from the turmoil, the events prompted some critical questions: Should brands become politically involved? If so, how? Where's the line? (Is there a line?)Here today to answer some of those questions and dive deep into the future of activism on the part of CEOs and brands is Dave Simnick, CEO and Co-Founder of SoapBox soaps. SoapBox doesn't just make excellent, thoughtfully-crafted soaps, they have a give back component to their mission, donating bars of soap and clean water in the US and abroad.What implications does political engagement have for a brand like SoapBox? What does the future hold for the ways we interact with our brands? Dave shares his thoughts on these questions and more with our Editor-in-Chief Janna Marlies Maron, offering an insider's perspective to the world of social goodness brands, politics, and the future of commerce.…

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Pat Flynn: The Crash Test Dummy of Online Business 32:43

πριν 7 years32:43

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This week we have the pleasure of speaking with one of our most longstanding clients, someone whose work we’re incredibly proud to be supporting: Pat Flynn, the mastermind behind SmartPassiveIncome.com. Pat’s sitting down with our CEO, Matthew Gartland, who’s been working with Pat since the first edition of Let Go, a memoir about how Pat overcame adversity and pursued his own path. Now, in the wake of the revised edition of the book, Pat reflects on his success with podcasting, Smart Passive Income, what he’s learned in the last five years, and what’s next.…

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The Art of the Allergy-Free Dinner Party 16:57

πριν 7 years16:57

16:57

This week we’re doing something a little different: We’re throwing a dinner party! Contributor Mindy Holahan Peters is describing the art of the modern dinner party. It’s all about accommodation. The art comes in balancing all your guest’s dietary restrictions, allergies, and as she says, “garden variety ‘I hate this food,’” to cook a meal that everyone likes. It can be a puzzle, so Mindy’s giving us some practical strategies and tactics so you can piece it all together.…

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Social Goodness at Scale: Adina Grigore of S.W. Basics 21:51

πριν 7 years21:51

21:51

Sustainability and social responsibility can be a challenge, especially when you’re growing business partnerships with national retailers. Meet Adina Grigore, co-founder and CEO of S.W. Basics, a cosmetics company based in Brooklyn. She’s been a part of the wellness and beauty industry since 2008 and knows firsthand that doing the right thing isn’t always easy. In today's episode, Adina's talking with us about how she’s managed to scale her company up while maintaining commitments to clean cosmetics, sustainability, and social responsibility.…

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Earholes & Eyeballs: What We're Watching, Reading, and Listening to This Season 45:38

πριν 7 years45:38