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Things aren't always as they seem. Be patient. Let things unfold. Get the full story. And engage people based on those things. (To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

People are watching. And we should be one of those people. Who are we watching and how are we reaching out to contribute to their lives?(To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

Identifying and highlighting the best in people rarely backfires. How do we make encouragement our default? (To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

People want to be a part of something people want to be a part of. How do we live a life that attracts people on which we can have a positive impact?(To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

Host Kathleen meets with Denise, Charlotte, and Robert to talk about friendship, loss, and finding strength through God to share testimonial turning points in life.

Host Gena Timberman welcomes County Commissioner Brian Maughan to share his passion for public service, music interests, and vision for the progress of Oklahoma County.

Byron, Amy, and Mark are here to keep the Not Prepared train choo chooing along.

As I scan my immediate surroundings, I see different people who live different lives. But no matter the differences, it's all love.(To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

Speak life. And sometimes, use words. (To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

We have a full house this episode with Byron, Mark, Xana, and Ashley discussing all things Not Prepared.

Host Stephanie Marie chats with licensed marriage and family therapists & hypnotist, Mason Phillips. They discuss the holistic approach to their work & how it can benefit couples, individuals & divorcees. To learn more about the services Mason provides, visit: https://www.masonphillipslmft.com/ As always, thanks for tuning in! Until next time, radiate love!

Byron, Mark, and Kat sit down for a fresh dose of Not Prepared.

There is something special about being able to bear the weight of others...and it often manifests in many different ways. Let's explore those ways.(To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

Balloons? Mushrooms? Mark and Byron are all over the place as usual.

Host Elishea sits down with Tony Washington, president of the Lawton-FT. Sill Chapter of Buffalo Soldiers. They talk about the origins of the Buffalo Soldiers, their rich history, and how you can support or join this amazing group of individuals.Follow them on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100069156978075Sign up for the Buffalo Soldiers Run here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1171404650433047

Tie your laces! Hop, dance, run and find out who gives away thousands of shoes every year.Want to learn more about Cleats for Kids?Check out cleatsforkids.org

Host Gena Timberman welcomes JD Colbert, Business Advisor and Historical Storyteller specializing in the early Creek history of Tulsa and the Native history of Oklahoma. They discuss the impact on Federal Indian Policy on historic realities in Oklahoma and JD shares the inspiration and research behind his successful new book, "Between Two Fires: The Creek Murders and the Birth of the Oil Capital of the World."

What does it take to adopt the perspective: "I don't lose. I learn."?(To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

Your host Stephanie Marie Laswell invites Stephanie Nana to tell us about the new dating niche she is brining to Oklahoma. You can find out more about Let's Connect Speed Dating here: https://www.letsconnectspeeddating.com/

Host Stephanie talks to guest Mary Huang about wealth and finance and how that relates to divorce.You can find Mary Huang on her website: https://www.marylhuang.com/

Sometimes, the harder the love...the harder the correction. (To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

Host Gena Timberman welcomes Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate, Chickasaw classical composer and pianist. Jared shares his inspiration for his journey in expressing Native culture in symphonic music, ballet, and opera. Gena and Jerod discuss uplifting stories and the creative ways in which he works and connects with organizations, tribes, and students across Indian Country.To learn more about Jerod Tate's experience and Works: https://jerodtate.com

We can't always control the hand life deals us, but we can control how we play it. And everyone has a potentially winning hand. (To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

Host Kathleen shares with Jaz how she got her start in the world of guided auto-biography instruction. If you're interested in learning more or signing up for one of her workshops, Kathleen can be reached through or email or Facebook page.Email: talkwatkins@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087562158131

Host Gena Timberman and Philip Busey Jr. explore the benefits of partnerships in business and education in Indian Country. They discuss the importance in building relationships with tribes and institutions of higher education in workforce development and quality of life in Oklahoma.

Camille Landry's article “Nobody's child: victims of the U.S. child welfare system” can be found at https://afgj.org/?s=Nobody%27s+child

Afghan Refugees, Voting & CJR, The Afghan Adjustment Act, and Muslim Advocacy Day at the Capitol with Nicole Baumann and Veronica Laizure

Miss Katie and Derrick teach and sing the song, "Making Sunshine for the Journey". How are you going to make sunshine today?

Voting, MLK Parade, Rosa Parks, and OKC Valentine's Election!

Host Rita talks with her daughter Renita about encouragement, family, and dancing with life.

Be careful who you pass up or look past. Sometimes, the most unsuspecting person can be a rich source of encouragement, advice and energy. (To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

Host Byron and Mark sit down with Lauren from New View to discuss bidets and being best in class.

Host Gena Timberman invites Sarah Adams, Choctaw Warrior Woman, on Timber People to discuss Warrior Ways in Advocacy. They explore existing and emerging avenues of advocacy in the Native Community, creating safe spaces for inclusion and connection, and cultural relevance in education. You can learn more about Sarah's advocacy here: https://matriarchok.com https://sovereignschools.org https://theauntieproject.com

It's easy to find a way and reason to not engage in difficult conversation. This is my encouragement to you to lean into those hard and difficult moments. (To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

Host Peaches and Jaz sit down to talk about the wonders and horrors of raccoons.

Host Gena sits down with fused glass & mixed media artists Rick and Tracey Bewley to discuss what it's like to be artists in Oklahoma. You can follow their work on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/traceybewley/ or send them a message at bewley@artfusionstudio.com

Host Byron sits with Bob Ross and Gary Jones and discuss their backgrounds, careers, and how their relationships and generosity have benefited each other and their communities.

Join Thesaurus the T-Rex and Sassafras the Stegosaurus out on Elderberry Island

Judge less. Listen more. (To read along, check out https://www.lifeoflists.com/and get your copy of the book!)

Join Katie and Derrick as they journey through what to do as an educator when the unimaginable happens in the school, the community, and in the world.

Join Derrick and Katie as they rail against testing and talk about if they find value in it for students and teachers.

Join Derrick and Katie as they talk about why it is important to keep up with kid-speak.

Join Katie and Derrick as they discuss 'THAT GUY.' As an educator, you are on the team, so be on the team!

Derrick and Katie talk about how teachers can't compare themselves to the teacher next door. You are you, and you can be you in the classroom. Lean into your strengths.

Listen in as Derrick and Katie talk about managing a classroom! it is overused as a term, but in reality, if you can't manage them, you can't teach them. You can't let a 12 year old hurt your feelings. Let's jump in!

Laugh along with Derrick and Katie as they talk about experience lessons. What experiences are you creating for your students that will last a lifetime?

Join Katie and Derrick as they get into dealing with parents that happen to be difficult. Are parents doing their best? Let's get into it!

Join Derrick and Katie as they talk about what it means to truly embody Hallway Leadership. Good principals, bad principals, and everything in between.

How do we engage our post pandemic learners? What can we "gamify" to up the engagement in our classroom? Listen in as Katie and Derrick answer both of those questions by exploring how gamifying the learning experience impacts today's fast and tech-savvy learner.

Join Katie and Derrick as they discuss how to recruit and retain new teachers in such a challenging educational environment.

"The Break Room" is a space where teachers unplug, genuinely share and connect, receive real-life tips and tricks, and are encouraged to continue making their classrooms creative, fun, and safe spaces for humans to grow and develop.Katie and Derrick have a collective 20+ years in classroom experience and 20+ years of facilitating workshops around classroom community development. They recently joined forces under Paradigm Shift Leadership and have spilled over into the virtual space with this podcast adventure. Their partnership comes with the perfect blend of professional and casual, theory and application, seriousness and humor, and wonderful storytelling.Join Katie and Derrick as they explore why our kids are so addicted to devices and what can be done about it in the classroom.