The Scott Emo Show - No Labels Podcast

No Labels - Roy Uy - Founder of One-P

About Your purchase helps provide low-income schools and organizations with athletic apparel. WHAT'S YOUR PURPOSE? Mission ONE-P is a new and innovative sports apparel line that promotes wellness and lifelong activity by encouraging youth to get involved in sports and physical activities. Company Overview Roy Uy graduated from North Park University in 2009 with a degree in Physical Education and Health. After months of filling out applications and searching for job in a dismal economy, he simply could not find work as a teacher. Still wanting to educate young people in how to be active and live healthy, he had to think of another way. While at his local gym, he noticed a wide variety of people exercising, each pursuing his or her own personal fitness goals. Seeing this sparked an idea: physical activity goes beyond teaching kids in a classroom…it’s a lifestyle. Everybody has a unique goal for their passion and achieving that goal is what creates a purpose in life. Roy thought, "What if I created innovative sports apparel that helps people achieve their purpose of wellness and lifelong activity." And that’s when ONE-P was born. ONE-P is about our ONE PURPOSE to promote an active and healthy lifestyle. With every purchase, ONE-P will be able to provide low-income schools and organizations with athletic apparel; this enables consumers to become benefactors as well as role models. Check out the video, their website and Kickstarter here: www.onepapparel.com

No Labels - Kandi Burruss - Real Housewives of Atlanta

Kandi Burruss was born on May 17, 1976 in Atlanta, Georgia to a single mother, Joyce Jones[citation needed]. Kandi has stated she was definitely a daddy's girl before her father left the family when she was 4. Kandi was very close to her brother Patrick, who was older by 7 1/2 years and later died in a car accident when Kandi was a young teenager. Her first major appearance, on BET's Teen Summit, introduced her to the public. Kandi attended Tri- Cities High School in East Point, Georgia.

No Labels - Steve Green - Social Media Star

Steve Green is an extremely enthusiastic and passionate person who has a zest for life. If anyone has met Steve, they know that his energy is contagious and will motivate you to get into action, NOW! Steve's strengths are creating connections online and offline for his clients. He has spent years building his online communities and people are consistently sharing that they have met business connections through one of Steve's Social Media Communities. According to TweetGrader, Steve Green is ranked in the top 16,000 out of the top 11 million Twitter personalities. Steve also has a Klout Score of 71, and a Kred Score of 910! Twitter: 26,000+ Followers Facebook: 4900 Friends Foursquare: 3000+ Followers LinkedIn: 1500+ Connections Instagram: 3400+ Followers Google+: 500+ Circles He has produced over 100 business and social networking events, including; Hotel Grand Openings, Luxury Rental Building Grand Openings, Earth Day Celebration Events, Live #Foodiechats, and even Green's House of Dance!

No Labels - Rep. Lou Lang- Medical Marijuana (IL)

Lang was appointed to the Illinois House in 1987 by the Niles Township Democratic organization to fill the vacancy when Lang mentor Representative Alan Greiman became a judge. In May, 2000 Lang raised money and formed an exploratory committee for a possible bid for the Democratic nomination for governor in the 2002 race.[2] By July, 2001 Lang had raised $1 million.[3] After raising $1.06 million but trailing in a field of six candidates, Lang withdrew in September, 2001,[4] and fellow Illinois House of Representatives member Rod Blagojevich eventually won the Democratic nomination and governorship in 2002. In May, 2004, the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform, a non-partisan public interest group, analysed 13 1/2 months (January 1, 2003 – March 16, 2004) of campaign contributions to Illinois politicians from the gambling industry. Lang ranked 4th, after the Illinois House and Illinois Senate majority leaders and the Illinois Senate President, with a total of $82,084.50. As one of the Illinois House’s strongest gambling proponents, Lang has received hundreds of campaign contributions from the gaming industry. Lang's political fund remains one of the Illinois House’s most robust with nearly $750,000 in donations and investments as of March 31, 2011. Harrah’s operating company has donated at least $35,000 to Lang between 1999 and March 31, 2011. Neil Bluhm, a developer who opened a Des Plaines, IL casino in the summer of 2011, donated at least $16,000 as of March 31, 2011. Lang received about $92,000 from gambling interests between the start of 2010 through July, 2011, making him one of the top recipients. In February, 2011 Citizens for Lou Lang ranked 20th with $771,477 in assets among Illinois political action committees. In November, 2011, the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform analysed 10 months (January 2011 – October, 2011) of campaign contributions to Illinois legislators from the electric power industry, including the state-regulated electric power monopoly ComEd, its parent company Amergen, and their political action committee. Among Illinois House members, Lang ranked 3rd, after House Speaker Michael J. Madigan and House Minority Leader Tom Cross, with a total of $15,500.00

No Labels - Tommy Chong - Cheech and Chong

Tommy Chong is brilliant and someone I truly admire. I felt like he was my soulmate on the phone. He has so much wisdom and compassion it's pretty remarkable. On top of him being an amazing writer, comedian, actor, etc., Tommy shedded light on his journey through jail, coming up in the comedy scene, how his life is different now with prostate cancer and much more. All love, Scott Emo