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Chris Redfern, former Chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party, sits down at Chateau Winery in Sandusky County to interview someone who knows what it means to represent rural Ohio, Chris Gibbs (@ChrisRGibbs). As a farmer who gained national attention for his departure from the Republican Party and his former role as the GOP Chair of his Ohio county, Chris Gibbs currently serves as the Chairman of the Shelby County Democrats and Chair of the Ohio Democratic Rural Caucus. Chris and Chris dissect what this transition has been like, what led him to depart from the party he represented most of his life, and how Democrats can refocus on their own backyards to gain ground in 2026. Our host opened up a bottle of Chateau Winery's Petite Sirah so settle in with a glass of your own and chart the path forward to 2026.

In this powerful episode of Culture Raises Us, host Astor Chambers sits down with fashion icon and Union LA owner Chris Gibbs to explore the intersection of streetwear, authenticity, and cultural leadership. From folding tees in New York to curating one of the most influential boutiques in the world, Chris shares the journey that shaped his philosophy—and the culture. Together, they break down the evolution of streetwear, the global influence of Japanese fashion, and how brands like Union continue to center creativity, community, and intention in every decision. Chris opens up about the value of self-expression, the business of fashion, and why working for the job you want—not the job you have—is a game-changer. Whether you're a creative, entrepreneur, or just a fan of culture done right, this episode is a masterclass in how to show up, do the work, and build something that matters. 🎧 Tap in to hear about: The origins of Union LA and its cultural impact Chris Gibbs' philosophy on intention, identity, and work ethic The rise (and co-opting) of streetwear How brands can authentically support community 📢 Don’t forget to download and share this episode with someone building their own lane. Culture isn’t created in isolation—so bring someone into the conversation. #CultureRaisesUs #ChrisGibbs #UnionLA #StreetwearCulture #AstorChambers #FashionPodcast #Hypebeast #BlackEntrepreneurs #DesignYourLife #CreativeLeadership #CommunityFirst #CultureCurator #DoTheWork 📲 Share this episode with a creative who needs a reminder that culture starts from within. JOIN THE NEWSLETTER 📫 Be the first to hear about behind the scenes, new episode drops and live shows near you! Sign up: https://tr.ee/QJ4c7FUWBj LISTEN TO THE SHOW Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/culture-raises-us/id1667177730 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Yy8BiDbW60Sv9hyJ5a5B6?si=72bd90a2e6754a97 iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-culture-raises-us-107656441/ JOIN OUR COMMUNITY 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/cultureraisesus 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/cultureraisesus 🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cultureraisesus ABOUT US Culture Raises US. It isn’t just something we’re impacted by, it’s also something we can impact. As empowered stewards of Culture, it’s time to get smart on how we can continue influencing society while breaking new grounds. On Culture Raises US, Astor Chambers invites you to join for honest, insightful, and challenging conversations with pioneering cultivators across music, fashion, tech, sports, art, and entertainment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Joel Heitkamp hosts a roundtable discussion with farmers Chris Gibbs, Will Westmoreland, and Nick Levendofsky. They talk about the ups and downs of farming today and dive into topics like tariffs, infrastructure, and politics. From tariff troubles to the fight to keep rural infrastructure strong, listeners will get an inside scoop on what it's like to manage a farm in today's challenging environment. Learn why these issues matter to rural America and why it's crucial for these farmers to have their voices heard in the bigger political arena. Heidi Heitkamp also highlights the ongoing planning of the upcoming One Country Project 2025 Rural Summit. It's all about making sure rural America's got a say in the big decisions being made! Join us on The Hot Dish every other week, where we serve up hearty conversations that resonate with every corner of the country. The Hot Dish is brought to you by the One Country Project, making sure the voices of the rest of us are heard in Washington. To learn more, visit https://onecountryproject.org or find us at https://onecountryproject.substack.com/. To see more of Will Westmoreland's work, visit http://www.thebackfortyofficial.com/. (05:50) - Will, Nick, and Chris discuss how cutting programs puts Rural America in trouble (11:58) - Joel, Will, and Nick bond over the difficulties of reporting facts as a public figure (19:37) - Nick and Will debate with Chris whether farmers are being pushed out by corporations (28:47) - Will calls for a redefinition of "farmer" to unify and affect collective change (31:24) - Heidi calls for more voices of affected farmers to write into the show

American Rare Earths Limited (ASX: ARR | OTCQX: ARRNF) stands at the forefront of securing America's critical mineral independence, underscored by CEO Chris Gibbs’s bold assertion at PDAC 2025 that the Halleck Creek project is poised to be a "generational opportunity." Gibbs highlighted the project's impressive scale—a 2.63 billion-tonne JORC-certified resource, making it "the largest rare earth deposit in the heart of the United States." This enormous deposit, strategically located in Wyoming, offers significant advantages, including streamlined permitting processes due to its state land tenure, which circumvents extensive federal regulatory delays. "Our target to bring this into production is 2029, and we won't get embroiled in ten years plus of federal permitting," Gibbs confidently stated.The company's partnership with BMO Capital Markets has drawn significant industry attention, with Gibbs emphasizing that BMO "looked under the hood and liked what they saw." The dual resource at Halleck Creek, totaling 2.63 billion tonnes, has the potential to produce significant quantities of essential magnetic rare earth elements, critical for modern technologies. Gibbs underscored the strategic importance of domestic sourcing: "We don't need Greenland, we don't need Ukraine—it's right at home, homegrown rare earths." This sentiment aligns with American Rare Earth's strategic plans for full integration—from mining to processing—of rare earth oxides domestically, aiming to significantly reduce U.S. dependence on foreign suppliers, particularly China.About American Rare Earths LimitedAmerican Rare Earths (ASX: ARR | OTCQX: ARRNF | ADR: AMRRY) is a critical minerals company at the forefront of reshaping the U.S. rare earths industry. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, Wyoming Rare (USA) Inc., the company is advancing the Halleck Creek Project in Wyoming—a world-class rare earth deposit with the potential to secure America’s critical mineral independence for generations. The Halleck Creek Project boasts a JORC-compliant resource of 2.63 billion tonnes, representing approximately 16% of the greater Halleck Creek project surface area, making it one of the largest rare earth deposits in the United States. Located on Wyoming State land, the Cowboy State Mine within Halleck Creek offers cost-efficient open-pit mining methods and benefits from streamlined permitting processes in this mining-friendly state.With plans for onsite mineral processing and separation facilities, Halleck Creek is strategically positioned to reduce U.S. reliance on imports—predominantly from China—while meeting the growing demand for rare earth elements essential to defense, advanced technologies, and economic security. As exploration progresses, the project’s untapped potential on both State and Federal lands further reinforces its significance as a cornerstone of U.S. supply chain security. In addition to its resource potential, American Rare Earths is committed to environmentally responsible mining practices and continues to collaborate with U.S. Government-supported R&D programs to develop innovative extraction and processing technologies for rare earth elements.The opportunities ahead for Halleck Creek are transformational, positioning it as a multi-generational resource that aligns with U.S. national priorities for critical mineral independence.

In a recent interview with Investor.News host Tracy Hughes, Chris Gibbs, CEO and Executive Director of American Rare Earths Limited (ASX: ARR | OTCQX: ARRNF), provided a comprehensive update on the company’s progress at the Halleck Creek Project in Wyoming. American Rare Earths is focused on advancing Halleck Creek, a major rare earth deposit in the U.S., which Gibbs describes as “the largest rare earths deposit in the heart of the United States.” With a JORC resource estimate of 2.34 billion tonnes, Halleck Creek has shown substantial rare earth mineralization from surface to a depth of 300 meters. Reflecting on the critical nature of this project, Gibbs noted, “The U.S. government is desperately seeking to have these [rare earths] processed domestically,” emphasizing the strategic importance of developing a secure and sustainable rare earth supply chain within the country. Gibbs highlighted recent support from the Wyoming government, which has committed over $10 million in funding for the project, allowing American Rare Earths to claim reimbursement of $0.50 for every dollar spent on development. This backing underscores Wyoming’s commitment to revitalizing its mining sector amid a decline in coal. “We have outstanding support from the Wyoming government,” Gibbs remarked, noting the significance of Wyoming’s designation as a top mining jurisdiction. American Rare Earths also received a non-binding Letter of Interest from the U.S. Export-Import (EXIM) Bank, indicating potential funding of up to $456 million under EXIM’s Make More in America Initiative. This support, according to Gibbs, is a vital step in advancing Halleck Creek and building a domestic rare earth supply chain. With the completion of recent drilling at the Cowboy State Mine within the Halleck Creek district, the company is now preparing for a pre-feasibility study (PFS) to further define project economics and develop mine plans. As Gibbs shared, the project’s location on state lands enables a fast-tracked permitting timeline of under two years, an advantage critical for accelerating production to meet the urgent demand for rare earths in the U.S.

In a recent interview with InvestorNews’ Jack Lifton, Chris Gibbs, CEO of American Rare Earths Limited (ASX: ARR | OTCQX: ARRNF), discussed the current status and future plans for the company’s Halleck Creek Project in Wyoming. Gibbs, who previously held the CEO position before stepping into a non-executive director role, has returned to lead the company at a pivotal time. He emphasized the significance of recent drill results, including 299.1 meters at 4,393 ppm Total Rare Earth Oxides (TREO), highlighting the project’s substantial resource of 2.34 billion tonnes. The Halleck Creek Project, specifically the Cowboy State Mine area, is a focus for ARR due to its location on state lands, which enables fast-tracked permitting. Gibbs noted that the project benefits from Wyoming government support, including over $7 million in non-dilutive state funding, a key factor in advancing the project toward its pre-feasibility study (PFS). Gibbs explained that ARR’s vision extends beyond mining to producing rare earth metals within the United States, positioning itself as a domestic supplier of neodymium (Nd) and praseodymium (Pr). “Just producing the concentrate and shipping that off to China is not the way forward,” Gibbs remarked, emphasizing the importance of local processing to create metal products for the U.S. market. With infrastructure such as high-voltage power lines and proximity to major transport routes, Halleck Creek offers logistical advantages. Gibbs outlined a production timeline for the critical minerals project, with ongoing environmental monitoring and engineering work, and he underscored the potential for further state and federal funding.

Please note: This episode was recorded before the assassination attempt against former President Trump last weekend. It contains honest, authentic criticism of President Trump's administration's policies from Republicans and former Republicans, including an expert who served in that administration. This criticism is based on the real outcomes of actual policies, and we think it's fair and important for our audience to hear it. This is how we address the differences in our political views. Violence is never a way to resolve our differences, political or otherwise. We deplore it. Welcome back to another episode of The Hot Dish, where we dive deep into the heart of America's rural and small-town landscapes. On today's episode we have Chris Gibbs, a full-time farmer and former Republican now aligned with the Democratic Party. Chris opens up about his journey from the local Republican party to his current position, driven by his discontent with the Trump administration's tariffs and mishandling of the agricultural sector. We will also be joined by Elizabeth Neumann, a former Homeland Security official during the Bush and Trump administrations and esteemed author of Kingdom of Rage: The Rise of Christian Extremism and the Path Back to Peace . Elizabeth delves into her deep concerns about the rise of domestic extremism in the United States and the ideologies associated with that. In this episode, we explore the rapid shifts toward political violence, the dangerous rhetoric of certain leaders, and the profound—yet, always tragic—consequences of radicalization. Join us on The Hot Dish every other week, where we serve up hearty conversations that resonate with every corner of the country. To learn more, visit https://onecountryproject.com (00:00) - - Note to our listeners (00:50) - - Introduction (01:42) - - A word from Chris Gibbs (06:55) - - A conversation with Elizabeth Newmann (21:51) - - Joel and Heidi discuss upcoming conventions (29:42) - - Conclusion

Welcome to Episode #45 of THE YYC Real Estate Show! 🏡 Join hosts Sheraz and Sebastian for a lively chat about Calgary's housing market. Follow them on Instagram at @yycrealtorsheraz and @sebastian.realtor. Join our captivating real estate podcast as we welcome the dynamic duo, Gibbs Media and owner Chris Gibbs, for an exclusive episode filled with insights and expertise. Delve into the world of real estate content creation as they share valuable tips, strategies, and firsthand experiences, making this episode a must-listen for anyone passionate about the industry. Insta: gibbsmedia.ca Youtube: @gibbsmedia Facebook: gibbsmedia.ca Website: https://www.gibbsmedia.ca Whether you're a seasoned investor or a first-time homebuyer, this episode has something for everyone. 📈 Stay informed and inspired as we explore the latest trends, developments, and opportunities in Calgary's dynamic housing scene. Subscribe to THE YYC Real Estate Show for monthly updates on the Calgary real estate market. Follow us on social media for more content and updates. [Disclaimer: Views are for informational purposes, not financial advice.] #YYCRealEstate #CalgaryHousing #MarketUpdate #NovemberRealEstate #CochraneListing #RealEstateInsights #RealEstatePodcast

5th September 2021 The Spokesmen Cycling Podcast EPISODE 281: "If you look at the tree, you hit the tree": eMTBing Guiding Masterclass With H+I's Chris Gibbs SPONSOR: Jenson USA HOST: Carlton Reid GUESTS: Chris Gibbs and Jude Reid TOPICS: Carlton's wife Jude rides to work on an electric bike but hasn't ridden off road for more than 20 years. Cue this three-day eMTB press trip in Cairngorms courtesy of Shimano. H+I's head guide Chris Gibbs reintroduces Jude to genuine mountain biking while talking about the passing scenery and Shimano's EP8 leg-boosting e-bike platform. LINKS: https://www.Jensonusa.com/thespokesmen https://www.the-spokesmen.com https://www.mountainbikeworldwide.com/tour-guides/chris https://www.shimano-steps.com/e-bikes/united-kingdom/en/product-information/mtb/ep8 https://www.mountainbikeworldwide.com/e-mtb-tours

Few stores have made an impact on retail, fashion, and culture, as much as UNION . And for the past 30 years, it’s been a mainstay of Los Angeles and streetwear. Since 2010 Chris Gibbs has been navigating the store through triumph after triumph and silently through co-signs and incubation, helped launch many of the brands we all obsess over. Remember when that brand showed up at Union? Or when the only place to buy it was at Union. That’s Chris Gibbs . The sky-high taste level we all admire. So here we are, 30 years of UNION LA…what’s next? The man with the plan and sometimes without one, the legend Chris Gibbs returns to Blamo! to share his ideas for the next 30 years of UNION, and what he’ll never change. It’s Blamo! Extra and Chris Gibbs is BACK! ** Listen to the entire episode on Blamo! Extra Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Good morning Dads and Friends of Dads! Today we have Chris Gibbs of Crankin To Cure Cancer joining Aaron & Devon on the cast. In May 2017, Chris was diagnosed with Stage III colon cancer. Chris was 45 years old, an avid cyclist, wild land firefighter, professional photographer and family man with a loving wife and two daughters ages 13 and 11. You can imagine how a diagnosis like this would be tough to deal with, but that's just the start of Chris's story. In his own words : "This is when I turned towards the bike, and bike family for healing power and called it Crankin To Cure Cancer. Riding and racing my bike provided me with a sense of normalcy and I heeded to a friends advice 'You're not dying from cancer but living with it'. At the time, this was the way I chose to deal with it. I would show to others how to fight, and attack this thing that attacked me. It can happen to anyone, and all I wanted to do was to give anyone, if just one person, a sense of hope, encouragement, to fight, to Do Something! So I raced and rode my bike throughout all 12 of my chemotherapy sessions.,100 days straight. I worked with a local cycling clothing manufacturer and developed the Crankin To Cure Cancer Kit which I made public and 10% of each kit purchased went to someone fighting against cancer. I simply used it as a way to get through my battle with cancer and in the meantime if I could encourage one person to help someone with cancer, to donate to a cancer foundation, or to encourage someone fight and keep on living, I considered that a good day." Chris introduces the Do Something! idea and how it came to be. Devon is killin' it at work! Aaron tells us his favorite ride (and how you can join too!) **NEWS** Our Cool Dads Cycling Kit preorder closes TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT. Go to this URL and place your order today! https://www.podiumwear.com/team-storefront/cool-dads-cycling-club/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thecyclingdads/message

The Complex Sneakers Podcast is co-hosted by Joe La Puma, Brendan Dunne and Matt Welty. This week the guys host, Chris Gibbs, the current owner and operator of UNION Los Angeles. Chris Gibbs takes the guys back through his 25 years in the sneaker industry to his now Union Jordan IV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.