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Chef Charles Ragland, owner of Matter of Taste, a personal and corporate catering chef, joins host, Todd Marquardt, to discuss Biblical food rules, food safety, food law, and a recipe.

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Today's show is about the law of federal firearms licensing and gunsmithing. Our guest, Adam Turcotte will talk about his experience as an FFL dealer and full time gun smith and Alex Vollmer and I will talk about the Federal Firearms Act of 1938 and the Gun Control Act of 1968 as well as Federal Firearms License (FFL) regulations, opinions of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) federal agency. There are four segments to the show. 1st segment is getting to know Adam Turcotte. 2nd and 3rd segment are about laws, regulations and court cases involving federal firearms licenses. The 4th segment is about legacy. After you talk about your legacy, I will talk about how Marquardt Law Firm helps with legacy planning including NFA Gun Trusts.

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Tune in for this week’s episode as we interview Seth Walton , an adult who happens to have Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD), share his story growing up, pursuing a career, and continuing to expand his education, Raeme Evelyn Bosquez Greer of Raeme Evelyn Bosquez-Greer Transition Service’s helping us learn about the different encounters person’s with various disabilities showing their strengths and talents when given the opportunity to utilize them, then Cindy Morgan; Program Director of Palo Alto College “Project Access “ in San Antonio helping list the available resources one can find in the pursuit of knowledge and independence.

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Our guests, Michael Gonzalez and Steve Ramirez with Mass Mutual Capital Strategies Group, will talk about how financial planning can lead to financial freedom. There are four segments to the show. 1st segment is getting to know you. 2nd and 3rd segment are about financial planning. 4th segment is legacy. After you talk about your legacy, I will talk about how Marquardt Law Firm helps with legacy planning.

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Tune in for our episode and guest Byron Cordes of Sage Care Management who will help us understand that planning for your senior years not only effects you but could save financial/mental/emotional strain on your family. “I am passionate about educating seniors and their families to find all the options they need for successful aging. Just as important is to weed out what is not relevant to them by narrowing the clutter and misinformation they may find. A personal passion is how dementia affects seniors ad their families. We need appropriate training and viable care options for these most vulnerable citizens.” Twitter: @sagecare Facebook: @SageCareManagement Web: http://www.sage-care.com/ Short Biography for C. Byron Cordes, LCSW, C-ASWCM, CMC Byron is recognized as one of the nation’s leading experts in Aging Life Care, derived from over 30 years in the social work field. His writings and interviews on geriatrics, dementia and caregiving have been published nationally. He received his Masters in Social Work from the Worden School of Social Services at Our Lady of the Lake University and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Oklahoma State University. Byron is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Texas and holds certifications in Social Work Case Management as well as Care Management. He served as an Assistant Professor at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, is a Fellow of the Leadership Academy of the Aging Life Care Association, and is a member of the National Association of Social Workers. In 2018, Byron was appointed to the Texas Council on Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders by the Texas Speaker of the House. He served as the 2012 President of the Aging Life Care Association™ and is a Past-President for the South Central Chapter. He additionally serves on several boards including the National Academy of Certified Care Managers, the South Texas Adult Protective Services Community Board, and the San Antonio & South Texas Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association.

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Discover how one San Antonio, CPA, Stephen Oliver, has built his business through faith, family, fun and freedom. He shares how his business, Gethsemane Partners, calculates the value of lower middle market businesses in the range of 10 to 30 million dollars to help them grow to the next level or to help them exit their business through sale to a third party or family succession.

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Judge, lawyer, jury, verdict. Most terms associated with the courtroom and one of the levels of moving through the court system to either prove or disprove someone’s innocence. But who holds the real power? Tune in when we ask Attorney Ben Davis what happens when a case: Reaches a Jury Trial The honor and responsibility to be a juror How a Jury is selected How accurate is Hollywood when an attorney makes their appeal to the Jury. Howard E. "Ben" Davis: Born on the east coast in 1947, Ben Davis grew up living a modest and Catholic upbringing. Ben grew up attending Catholic schools and eventually graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1969. Immediately following his graduation, the call to Vietnam launched Ben’s military career. He was called home to the United States in 1971 and assigned to the 5th Army headquarters in Fort Sam Houston, Texas. By 1973, Ben Davis began a new chapter in his life: his pursuit of a law degree. Ben graduated from St. Mary’s University School of Law in 1976 with his Juris Doctor degree. Ben made the determination to stay in San Antonio, where he would go on to establish himself as a prominent litigator, husband, and father of three. Ben’s oldest and only son followed in his father’s footsteps by attending the University of Notre Dame. After playing baseball for the Fighting Irish, he returned to San Antonio to teach English and coach baseball at TMI. His oldest daughter attended the University of the Incarnate Word. Since graduating, established a career as a boat captain, taking her from the coast to coast. His youngest daughter also followed in his footsteps and attended the University of Notre Dame and continued to law school at St. Louis University School of Law. Following law school, she returned home to San Antonio to practice law with her father at the Law Office of Howard E. Davis, P.C. Ben’s beloved wife, Jan, also works with the father-daughter duo as the firm’s bookkeeper. Ben has advocated for thousands of clients throughout his career, which has led him to be one of the most well-respected personal injury attorneys in San Antonio. He has received numerous awards and recognitions for his work as an attorney and his dedication and generosity to his community.

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Attorneys, Todd Marquardt and Alex Vollmer, discuss the law of eminent domain. AEP Transmission plans to use eminent domain in Kinney and Maverick counties in Texas. AEP Texas plans to strengthen the local transmission system in Kinney and Maverick counties by building a 138-kilovolt electric transmission line.

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Learn about Gun Trusts for Firearms under the National Firearms Act with host, Todd Marquardt, and attorney, Alex Vollmer. The National Firearms Act of 1934 and the 1968 Gun Control Act require payment of a tax and FBI background checks in order to purchase sound suppressers also known as silencers and other highly regulated firearms and weapons. There are advantages for using a trust rather than applying as an individual.

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For those who are stuck in the city and wish they had a yard, or maybe some quality social distancing from your neighbors. There’s more to owning a ranch then deciding its purpose for business, leisure, or hunting. Tune in for a chance to get Jim Mullen's book: Finding, Buying and Developing a South Texas Ranch. Peviewing some chapters; Timing Your Purchase and Improvements, When to Buy, Managing the Smaller Ranch, or inheriting a private ranch/conservation ranch. Jim Mullen Ranch Broker/Wildlife Biologists Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/quailpro/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-mullen-6b7683120 Send us your suggestions for the next episode/topic YOU want to hear on our comments on YouTube channel or Facebook page, you might get a shout out if it premieres for a new episode!

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Attorney, Todd Marquardt, and attorney, Karen Dalglish Seal, discuss special education law and the covid-19 pandemic. Karen Dalglish Seal, Attorney at Law, has been in the field of Special Education for over thirty years in Texas as a teacher, administrator, program coordinator, interpreter for the deaf, advocate and lawyer.  Since 2000, Karen has defended the rights of the disabled as an attorney. 

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Attorney, Todd Marquardt, and Pastor Philip Doublestein discuss the law and Gospel of estrangement. Philip Doublestein is Pastor of Brooks Church in San Antonio, Texas, and he is a missionary for Lutheran Intercity Network Coalition (LINC) San Antonio. Loving relationships are ideal, abuse is bad, through forgiveness estrangement can be healed.

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We discuss government regulations, health district guidelines, and school lawsuits. Lutheran High School will begin in-person, on-campus classes on Monday, August 17th. We have broken our student body into two pods to limit class size and student exposure. We are following the CDC and TEA recommendations and guidelines and listening to the voices we have heard over multiple surveys this summer. For those families who are not comfortable returning to in-person classes, we do have online options where students can tune in to classes in real-time from home. For more information, please email info@lhssa.org.

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