Willie Nash's guest appearances

Willie Nash

Bill Whittle Network

Viva & Barnes: Law for the People

Let's Talk Solutions: Candid Conversations with Healthcare Leaders

Elon Musk

Hillary Clinton

Steve Bannon

James O'Keefe

Donald Trump

Clarence Thomas

Michelle Obama

Greta Thunberg

Betsy Ross

Bernie Sanders

Amelia Earhart

Alanis Morissette

Dan Crenshaw

Stephen Colbert

Ricky Gervais

OwlTail

Amy and Jon chat with Willie Nash, Director of EVS at UCHealth Memorial Hospital in Colorado, and Kimberly Weber, Clinical Manager of Surgical Trauma at UCHealth, about the importance of healthy interdepartmental relationships and how open communication can facilitate them.

Amy and Jon chat with Willie Nash, Director of EVS at UCHealth Memorial Hospital in Colorado, and Kimberly Weber, Clinical Manager of Surgical Trauma at UCHealth, about the importance of healthy interdepartmental relationships and how open communication can facilitate them.

Nursing Partnerships with Willie Nash and Kimberly Weber

This is the story I call the "(L)awful Injustice of Willie Nash" - a 39-year-old father of three who was sentenced to 12 years in jail because he he possessed his cell phone on him in a correctional facility after being booked on a misdemeanour charge. I call it "(L)awful" because the sentencing is both awful, yet lawful in that it complies with the letter of the law. Enjoy the podcast. And share away. 

This is the story I call the "(L)awful Injustice of Willie Nash" - a 39-year-old father of three who was sentenced to 12 years in jail because he he possessed his cell phone on him in a correctional facility after being booked on a misdemeanour charge. I call it "(L)awful" because the sentencing is both awful, yet lawful in that it complies with the letter of the law. Enjoy the podcast. And share away.

Ep. 2: The (L)awful Injustice of Willie Nash

Jailers failed to confiscate the cellphone from Willie Nash during his booking for a misdemeanor charge. He didn't know it was illegal for him to have it. Now he's doing 12 years for unintentionally breaking a law. Even the courts acknowledge he was ignorant of the law and the jailers didn't do their job.Right Angle is a production of our Members. Join them now at https://BillWhittle.com/register/

Jailers failed to confiscate the cellphone from Willie Nash during his booking for a misdemeanor charge. He didn't know it was illegal for him to have it. Now he's doing 12 years for unintentionally breaking a law. Even the courts acknowledge he was ignorant of the law and the jailers didn't do their job. Right Angle is a production of our Members. Join them now at <a href="https://BillWhittle.com/register/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://BillWhittle.com/register/</a>

12 Years a Prisoner: Cellphone Possession Draws Harsh Sentence for Willie Nash