# Nathaniel Smith
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nathaniel smith (January 6, 1762 – March 9, 1822) was a nineteenth-century lawyer, cattle dealer, judge and politician. He served as a U.S. Representative from Connecticut and as a judge of the Supreme Court of Connecticut.
== Biography ==
Smith was born in Woodbury in the Connecticut Colony, the son of Richard Smith and Annis (Hurd) Smith.
Season 2, Episode 18; Capt Joe Silberman, Sgt Scott Muse, Senior Police Officer II Nathaniel Smith, and Property & Evidence Manager John Perez.
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In this episode, Captain Joe Silberman of the Criminal Investigations Division. We’ll recap some recent big cases that were assisted by technology like LPR’s and drones.
We’ll get to know K9 Unit officers Sergeant Scott Muse and Senior Police Officer Nathaniel “Smitty” Smith. Sgt M…
How To Build An Atlanta That Works For Everybody With Nathaniel Smith
Atlanta calls itself the Black Mecca. But ask who actually owns the city, who gets pushed out when the money moves, and who benefits from all this growth, and the answer gets complicated. Nathaniel Smith has spent his life on that question. He's the Founder and Chief Equity Officer of the Partnersh…
037 - Unity NOT Uniformity in the Church w/ Nathaniel Smith
When does Unity become control? Or compromise? Or heresy? What does a unified Christian population look like? Nathaniel of In Hope ministries has found his calling in fighting for Church unity while embracing the beautiful diversity of the CHURCH. You'll enjoy the conversation as we wrestle with ma…
Next Stop: Atlanta, S2 trailer
This season, we head south for insights and hope. We’re asking, "What can Atlanta teach us about democracy? What insights does it offer in terms of building a more perfect union? And what lessons from Atlanta’s past can help us through this present moment and lay a path for a vibrant democratic fut…
Healthcare On Trial | Launch Trailer
The healthcare system is not broken. It's working exactly as designed - just not for you.
That is exactly why I'm launching my new podcast, Healthcare On Trial.
Watch this trailer to learn more; episode 1 drops this Wednesday, July 8th.
Over the past 20 years working inside healthcare’s biggest …
The March Is Moral | S2 E3
Moral conviction was the core of the Civil Rights Movement and still drives many Atlanta activists and leaders. In this chapter, we explore the values, fortitude, and open-hearted faith that helped Atlanta emerge from the brutality of Jim Crow to build a thriving, inclusive city and continue striv…
Race, Place, and Power | S2 E4
So many of Atlanta’s achievements have been made possible by the alignment of race, place, and power to advance a more inclusive democracy. But that progress may be under threat. In this chapter, we explore what the changing composition of the city and the metro area means for power across the regi…
EMBODIED HOPE with Nathaniel Smith of Dissertating While Black™
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Nathaniel Smith is an educator, ordained minister, and doctoral candidate who founded Dissertating While Black™, a support group for Black male doctoral students. With Black men making up only about 2.5% of doctorate earners, the group redu…
#008 - The Patent Trap | Guest Nathaniel Smith
A big idea can launch a business. It can also launch a nightmare when protecting it turns into a fight you never budgeted for.
In this episode of IT Nightmares, Justin Esgar talks with Nathaniel Smith, founder and CEO of Blue Nova Technology, about what Smith describes as a yearslong struggle to d…
Cultural Meccas: Making Space for Love & Questions
Our cultural meccas hold deep traditions, love and power, but if we explored those feelings deeper, what would we find? Nathaniel Smith, Founder and Chief Equity Officer of the Partnership for Southern Equity, joins us to discuss Black cultural meccas including Atlanta, D.C., and Martha’s Vineyard …
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