Akron OH's guest appearances

Akron OH

The Daily Reprieve

Oral Arguments for the Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit

Cover 2 Resources

Ask a Lawyer with Steve Sleeper

UBC News World

Growing Democracy Podcast

Gary Martin

Eric Eyre

Amy Dresner

Johann Hari

Sam Quinones

Jay Butler

Shawn Ryan

Rudy Giuliani

Jay Chen

Ken Daniels

Jim B

Jeff Smith

Beth Davies

Lisa Roberts

Darryl Strawberry

OwlTail

Olivia Myers

Our guest today is Attorney Olivia Myers with O. Myers Law in Akron OH. Born and raised in Akron, Attorney Myers practices an assertive and dynamic brand of criminal defense, DUI/OVI, and Juvenile and Family Law. Her phone number is (330) 612-7442 and her website is https://www.omyerslaw.com/.

Our guest today is Attorney Olivia Myers with O. Myers Law in Akron OH. Born and raised in Akron, Attorney Myers practices an assertive and dynamic brand of criminal defense, DUI/OVI, and Juvenile and Family Law. Her phone number is (330) 612-7442 and her website is <a href="https://www.omyerslaw.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.omyerslaw.com/</a>.

Attorney Olivia Myers with O. Myers Law in Akron OH.

Katie Beck

This episode is part of Series 6, Race and Democracy in Northeast Ohio. In our sixth episode, Casey and Anuj talk with Katie Beck, Co-Artistic Director of the Gum-Dip Theatre in Akron OH. The conversation explores the changing face of Akron, OH - and Katie reflects on how community identity can be reinvented and reimagined with tools of storytelling and theatre. This series is made possible with funding from Mark Lewine and the John Gray Paynther Program.Links: http://www.gumdiptheatre.com/katie-beck

This episode is part of Series 6, Race and Democracy in Northeast Ohio. In our sixth episode, Casey and Anuj talk with Katie Beck, Co-Artistic Director of the Gum-Dip Theatre in Akron OH. The conversation explores the changing face of Akron, OH - and Katie reflects on how community identity can be reinvented and reimagined with tools of storytelling and theatre. This series is made possible with funding from Mark Lewine and the John Gray Paynther Program. Links: <a href="http://www.gumdiptheatre.com/katie-beck" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.gumdiptheatre.com/katie-beck</a>

Series 6 Episode 6: Katie Beck, Gum-Dip Theatre Akron OH

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Dan Horrigan

In this episode of the Cover2 Resources podcast, Greg interviews Mayor Dan Horrigan of Akron, Ohio. Greg explains Colerain’s revolutionary approach. Mayor Horrigan says, “I love the idea, the compassionate approach… I’ve talked to Donna Skoda and to our Chief of Public Safety. I’ve said, let’s try and put something like this together. If we have the social work experts, the available medical staff—even if we don’t, we have to do something. I’m looking for best practices. How do we implement it up here? It’s a well-worn path. If they’re doing something right, and it’s working, let’s not reinvent the wheel. Let’s try the same thing.”Mayor Horrigan talks about how easy it is to mimic legislation from other cities. He discusses plans to put something together in this area. He also talks about the seismic shift in drug addiction treatment which is sweeping the nation. He advocates a compassionate approach. “We can’t arrest our way out of these problems,” he says.

In this episode of the Cover2 Resources podcast, Greg interviews Mayor Dan Horrigan of Akron, Ohio. Greg explains Colerain’s revolutionary approach. Mayor Horrigan says, “I love the idea, the compassionate approach… I’ve talked to Donna Skoda and to our Chief of Public Safety. I’ve said, let’s try and put something like this together. If we have the social work experts, the available medical staff—even if we don’t, we have to do something. I’m looking for best practices. How do we implement it up here? It’s a well-worn path. If they’re doing something right, and it’s working, let’s not reinvent the wheel. Let’s try the same thing.” Mayor Horrigan talks about how easy it is to mimic legislation from other cities. He discusses plans to put something together in this area. He also talks about the seismic shift in drug addiction treatment which is sweeping the nation. He advocates a compassionate approach. “We can’t arrest our way out of these problems,” he says.

Ep. 34 – The New Wave of Drug Law Enforcement: Mayor Dan Horrigan, Akron OH