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Hosted by Dr. Lynn S. Kahn · EN · 33 episodes
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The Government Mechanic encourages everyone to look under the hood of government, diagnose the real problems and decide what actions will fix what problems. In each episode, discussion reveals the mechanics of fixing broken government agencies, including broken missions, broken goals, and broken measures of success. Our audience includes new agency leaders, change agents already working with agency leaders, or anyone wondering how to change a damaged, dysfunctional agency.
Dr. Lynn S. Kahn hosts The Government Mechanic, a government show with 33 episodes published.
Episode 26 concludes Season 3, which focused on the failures of family law, family court, foster care, medical kidnapping and parental alienation. The host, Dr. Lynn Sandra Kahn, had three final points, found in the titl
Episode 25 summarizes problems and solutions for farming, ranching, fishing and America’s food supply in Episodes 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. The first lesson is that USDA -- the US Department of Agriculture -- policies are consi
Episode 24 summarizes the 7 episodes posted about America's children lost in foster care and through family court. I warn you, my listeners and viewers, this is heartbreaking stuff. Please find your support network if yo
Episode 24 summarizes the 7 episodes posted about America's children lost in foster care and through family court. I warn you, my listeners and viewers, this is heartbreaking stuff. Please find your support network if yo
David R. Shubert Author, Speaker, and Family Rights Advocate Shubert’s work stems from his own painful experience of international parental abduction, parental alienation and struggles through family courts. He authored
The episodes bring back guests Connie Reguli, lawyer and child welfare reform advocate; Rachel Bruno and Bailey Templeton, parents whose children were taken by child protective services and returned many months later; Te
The episodes bring back guests Connie Reguli, lawyer and child welfare reform advocate; Rachel Bruno and Bailey Templeton, parents whose children were taken by child protective services and returned many months later; Te
On Season 3 Episode 20, Dr. Kahn’s special guest is Connie Reguli -- a family lawyer and advocate for child welfare reform who has spent 30 years defending families in our family court systems. More than that, Reguli has
Terri La Point Investigative Journalist, Speaker and Author Episode 19 is the third in a series about the failures of family law, family court and foster care. The topic is medical kidnapping with investigative journalis
The theme for Episodes 17 to 22 is the failure of the child welfare system in the United States, including the failures of foster care, family law, family court and government policies to take custody of your child. My s
Season 3 opens with Episode 17 and Dr. Lynn Sandra Kahn introducing Rachel Bruno, a courageous mother, author and advocate for parents falsely accused in the child welfare system. The Episode begins with a warning from D
Episode 16 closes out Season 2. Creator and host Dr. Lynn Sandra Kahn and co-host Kathleen Monahan, management consultant and strategic planner, talk about making government more efficient. They start with the graphic la
In Episode 15, host Dr. Lynn Sandra Kahn and co-host Kathleen Monahan talk about how the podcast and YouTube channel started and how it’s going. Then they discuss the 15 most viewed clips with number of views: · Top Chal
In Episode 14, Dr. Lynn Sandra Kahn presents nine different strategic plans and implementation roadmaps, and the areas of reinvention, aviation, justice reform, and regional food processing. Dr. Kahn is the host of The G
Episode 13, The 7 Track Plan, describes the strategic plan used by Dr. Lynn Sandra Kahn and Kathleen Monahan when they ran as independent candidates for President and Vice President of the United States in 2015 and 2016.
In her 1988 book, Peacemaking: A Systems Approach to Conflict Management, Dr. Lynn Sandra Kahn talked about the technology, psychology, theory and application of peacemaking skills. Episode, she reviews some key points:
You may wonder how a podcast and YouTube channel called The Government Mechanic arrive at Episodes 11 and 12 to talk about the activities of peacebuilding, the psychology of peacemaking, and international diplomacy among
Episode 10 looks under the hood at the US Department of Veterans Affairs with Steve Sanson, Co-founder and President of Veterans in Politics International; Kathleen Monahan, an organizational consultant with 40 years of
Episode 9 is the first of our special episodes called “Under the Hood” where we look at the key elements of any organization: mission statement, strategic goals, priority actions, performance metrics and even communicati
Episode 8 focuses on small-scale fisheries and reveals similarities with family farming and traditional ranching. Our special guest is Niaz Dorry and we talk about fishing, farming, ranching and America’s food supply sys
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The Government Mechanic is hosted by Dr. Lynn S. Kahn. The show is categorised under government (news) and has published 33 episodes.
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