Podcast appearances and mentions of Aaron Wheeler

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Get your ears ready and join us for a productive chat on Conversations with Coaches. We're sitting down with the incredible Aaron Wheeler, the athlete-turned-executive coach who has all the secrets to unlocking peak performance in those high-pressure situations.During this episode, Aaron will take us on a thrilling journey through his transformative experiences. He'll share how he skillfully managed egos, found the right balance between individual desires and team unity, and kept his composure in the face of thousands of roaring fans. It's incredible how his unique blend of expertise and teachings from the great coach Marshall Goldsmith has paved the way for him to create an open and comfortable space for his clients, fostering growth and success.Aaron's mantra is "coaching with a smile," and yes, does he bring the good vibes. He's got this light-hearted, future-focused approach to coaching that'll leave you feeling energized and ready to conquer the world. It doesn't matter if you're a seasoned leader or just taking your first steps on the leadership path, Aaron's armed with the tools and techniques to take you to the next level. And of course, an infectious charm that lights up the room and sets the mood while delivering messages that will improve your resiliency — inside and outside the premises of the workplace.Make sure you take advantage of this episode of Conversations with Coaches. It's time to discover that winning mindset that'll shoot you straight toward success.

Dr. Aaron Wheeler, the Director of Missional Development for Kindred Exchange, chats with Lauren about four different frames through which people see the world and their place in the Story of God. Too often, he says, our evangelism problem is rooted in a limited theology–we have a “good news” that doesn't match people's bad news. This two-part episode series will significantly inform the way followers of Jesus share their belief with others, providing a set of powerful questions to ask and postures to take when connecting with other humans around conversations of faith. From guilt to shame, purity to power, Aaron breaks down the worldviews most people hold and then explains why it is critical to understand a person's frame before introducing him or her to a gospel narrative. He and Lauren also discuss what is next for the global Church, and how local churches can be better stewards of Good News. ... EPISODE SHOW NOTES EPISODE TRANSCRITPION ... Links Kindred Exchange - Learn more and support ethical missions Shop ABLE - Get 15% off your order with the code UPWARD15 The 3D Gospel by Jayson Georges (discussing 3 of the 4 pathways in this episode) Another podcast episode with 3D Gospel author Jayson Georges Missio Pop Podcast - Listen to the trailer and subscribe today ... Connect with Lauren Email / Instagram / Leave a Review Connect with Aaron Kindred Exchange / Email / Linkedin

Dr. Aaron Wheeler, the Director of Missional Development for Kindred Exchange, chats with Lauren about four different frames through which people see the world and their place in the Story of God. Too often, he says, our evangelism problem is rooted in a limited theology–we have a “good news” that doesn't match people's bad news. This two-part episode series will significantly inform the way followers of Jesus share their belief with others, providing a set of powerful questions to ask and postures to take when connecting with other humans around conversations of faith. From guilt to shame, purity to power, Aaron breaks down the worldviews most people hold and then explains why it is critical to understand a person's frame before introducing him or her to a gospel narrative. He and Lauren also discuss what is next for the global Church, and how local churches can be better stewards of Good News. ... EPISODE SHOW NOTES EPISODE TRANSCRITPION ... Links Kindred Exchange - Learn more and support ethical missions Shop ABLE - Get 15% off your order with the code UPWARD15 The 3D Gospel by Jayson Georges (discussing 3 of the 4 pathways in this episode) Another podcast episode with 3D Gospel author Jayson Georges ... Connect with Lauren Email / Instagram / Leave a Review Connect with Aaron Kindred Exchange / Email / Linkedin

In this episode Vincent breaks down the win against Georgetown and loss to UConn before looking ahead to the last Big East regular season game against Marquette. Craig and Tim sit down with Aaron Wheeler and discuss his time at St. John's and how things are going in the G League.

Dave and Billy are back together for Episode 8 and are joined by the Director of Basketball Operations for St. John's Basketball. But first a quick update on former Johnnies turned NBA Players Julian Champagnie and Aaron Wheeler, another recruiting update featuring Carl Cherenfant, Silas Demary Jr., and (13:10) priority #1 for St. John's right now - Brandon Williams. (17:12) We chat with Chris Huey about his days at the University of Kansas, his legendary playing time as the only Manager to ever suit up, and how it feels to be called a "savant" by Coach Bill Self.We then transition into his St. John's days and learn all about what it takes to run a program from behind the scenes. Huey shares his thoughts on being on two staff's, first under Chris Mullin and now with Coach Anderson as well as what REALLY happened on March 12th, 2020 in what would be the last game to be played for a very long time. Chris shares some crazy travel stories from plane delays to bomb threats, and tons of details from the nitty gritty of St. John's Basketball.Follow on twitter: @EyeonStormPod#sjubb

It's a packed episode 4! We've got a big recruiting update (8:28) featuring updates on visits from Brandon Williams, Silas Demary Jr., Elijah Gertrude and Carl Cherenfant. (2:59) Checking in on Julian Champagnie and Aaron Wheeler with NBA workouts,  and two interviews! First with Vin Ochani one of the founding partners of Storm Marketing LLC, followed by a trip down memory lane with the legendary Howie Schwab.(14:38) Vin talks to us about the new world of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) in college basketball, what Storm Marketing LLC is doing for St. John's student athletes and more. (25:26) Our conversation with Howie Schwab covers all the bases, he tells stories about Chris Mullin, Coach Louie Carnesecca, the current roster and so much more. We even took our chance and tried to Stump the Schwab!! 

Ryan is joined by the newest member of the Colorado Springs Switchbacks to discuss his decision to make a comeback after stepping away in 2017 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Steven Johnston played basketball at Fairfield University from 2012-2015 and now runs his own basketball training company "No Days Off".  He talks about growing up in Stamford, Connecticut, how he got into basketball, and his high school career that involved 3 different schools and re-classifying.  Steve discusses his recruiting process, why he chose to walk-on at Fairfield University, getting cut as a Freshman, but staying on the team as a Team Manager and a practice player, and his work ethic that led him to suit up the final game and earn a spot on the team as a Sophomore.  He then details his Sophomore season in 2013, becoming a regular rotation player in the lineup in the tough Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.  He talks about his Junior season in 2014 where he started multiple games, and his Senior year in 2015 where an injury derailed him slightly.  Through his college career, he never stopped working and literally went from team manager to a starting guard.  After college, Steve describes his time playing professionally in Canada, how and why he started No Days Off, what he teaches when he trains his players, and following all of their careers.  Some of the big names Steve has trained include Sonia Citron, Aaron Wheeler, Christyn Williams, and Olivia Nelson-Ododa.

WERE GOING STREAAAAKING!St. John's picks up its second straight BE road win, taking down Butler 75-72 behind 21 points from Julian Champagnie and some timely jumpers from Aaron Wheeler. We Are..

That was 40 minutes of Hell, just ask Seton Hall. Huge win. Aaron Wheeler was fantastic, Posh just as good. We Are..

The Purdue Basketball Podcast features Aaron Wheeler, who is set to graduate this weekend.

In this Episode of the Connect Podcast, Pastor Derick is joined by Student Ministries Director,  Aaron Wheeler. Join us for a conversation over the pathetic state of the Chicago Cubs, a defense of "Doubting Thomas" and much more.If you are enjoying the podcast, you can help support us by subscribing and writing a review in your podcast app. We hope you will join us again in our next episode.Wanting to hear more from River Valley? Connect with us in the links below and be sure to join us in person or online for our weekend services.https://myrvcf.orghttps://www.facebook.com/growdeepreachwide/https://www.instagram.com/rvcfbourbonnais/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7K9BPD7Me41knXMjJnCkYA

Host Jordan Jones takes a deep look at Aaron Wheeler's decision to move on from Purdue and reflects on his four years in West Lafayette before reviewing the three head coaching changes in the Big Ten, particularly Indiana's hire of Mike Woodson. Some thoughts on Purdue and the NCAA Tournament are given before highlighting the women's basketball coaching transition from Sharon Versyp to Katie Gearlds. Can the women's hoops program return to its glory days? Give the show a follow on Twitter @BoilersBeyond and send me your feedback on this week's episode. Let me know your thoughts! You can also email the show at boilersandbeyondpod@gmail.com. New episodes are released weekly, so be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

Brain tells you why Purdue loss it's first game, why Aaron Wheeler is leaving, Jameel Brown decommitting, and how that effects Purdue and possible transfers.

Second chance brackets, Armaan Franklin and Aaron Wheeler are in the transfer portal, Tuesday Time Capsule Trivia, 15 minutes with Don Fischer on IU basketball and Homestead girls basketball star Ayanna Patterson joins to discuss committing to UCONN.

Purdue guard Aaron Wheeler joins the show with NFL free agency, and March Madnews --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/linda-mcgrath/support

This week Pastor Derick is joined by Student Ministries Director, Aaron Wheeler and Lazarus, a graduate of student ministries at RVCF. Listen in to hear how student ministries specifically impacted Lazarus' journey. If you are enjoying the podcast, you can help support us by subscribing and writing a review in your podcast app. We hope you will join us again in our next episode.Wanting to hear more from River Valley? Connect with us in the links below and be sure to join us in person or online for our weekend services.https://myrvcf.orghttps://www.facebook.com/growdeepreachwide/https://www.instagram.com/rvcfbourbonnais/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7K9BPD7Me41knXMjJnCkYA

The Boilermakers put away the Huskers in the second half using a 21-4 run. Sasha Stefanovic hit four 3-pointers and the play of Aaron Wheeler and Jaden Ivey stood out.

This week Pastor Derick is joined by Student Ministries Director, Aaron Wheeler and two of his volunteers, Sarah and Sonja! Don't miss this episode full of baseball, awesome volunteers and their stories serving our students at River Valley.If you are enjoying the podcast, you can help support us by subscribing and writing a review in your podcast app. We hope you will join us again in our next episode.Wanting to hear more from River Valley? Connect with us in the links below and be sure to join us in person or online for our weekend services.https://myrvcf.orghttps://www.facebook.com/growdeepreachwide/https://www.instagram.com/rvcfbourbonnais/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7K9BPD7Me41knXMjJnCkYA

This week Pastor Derick is joined by Worship Leader, Logan Miller and Student Ministries Director, Aaron Wheeler. In this episode we discuss the importance of relationships and current state of student ministries at River Valley. If you are a parent or student, you won't want to miss the upcoming opportunities to get connected!If you are enjoying the podcast, you can help support us by subscribing and writing a review in your podcast app. We hope you will join us again in our next episode.Wanting to hear more from River Valley? Connect with us in the links below and be sure to join us in person or online for our weekend services.https://myrvcf.orghttps://www.facebook.com/growdeepreachwide/https://www.instagram.com/rvcfbourbonnais/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7K9BPD7Me41knXMjJnCkYA

In this episode Pastor Derick is joined by Children's Ministries Director Mike Dean, and Student Ministries Director, Aaron Wheeler. In this conversation, we explore what reopening looks like for kids of all ages and the importance of togetherness. If you are enjoying the podcast, you can help support us by subscribing and writing a review in your podcast app. We hope you will join us again in our next episode.Wanting to hear more from River Valley? Connect with us in the links below and be sure to join us online for our weekend services.https://growdeepreachwide.orghttps://www.facebook.com/growdeepreachwide/https://www.instagram.com/rvcfbourbonnais/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7K9BPD7Me41knXMjJnCkYA

On this week's episode, we sit down with Aaron from Indiana! We talk budget bows, lower poundage, and some top-shelf arrow setups. Had a blast shooting the breeze in this one so stick around!

Thanks for joining us today on the Connect Podcast! Today Pastor Derick chats with Student Ministries Director, Aaron Wheeler about teens, tech and how we can use time quarantined more intentionally. Resources mentioned: https://www.amazon.com/Disconnected-Reconnect-Digitally-Distracted-Kids/dp/1541130979 https://www.amazon.com/Tech-Wise-Family-Everyday-Putting-Technology/dp/B0742JV76B/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1YQ5IV7IGR2HJ&dchild=1&keywords=the+tech+wise+family&qid=1586408379&sprefix=the+tech+w%2Caps%2C159&sr=8-1

Thanks for joining us for today on The Connect Podcast! Today Senior Pastor Derick Miller and Associate Pastor Ted Marvin discuss the importance and challenge of maintaining our spiritual health amid crisis. Resources mentioned: rightnowmedia.org, thebibleproject.com, the Easter Now app and the YouVersion Bible App.Thank you for listening! We'll be back Thursday with Student Ministries Director, Aaron Wheeler talking about teenagers and technology. 

Enjoy Session Two!This is a 6 week class that meets on Wednesday nights. Aaron Wheeler, our Small Group Minister, helps guide a conversation on why and how we share our faith with others.

Enjoy Session One!This is a 6 week class that meets on Wednesday nights. Aaron Wheeler, our Small Group Minister, helps guide a conversation on why and how we share our faith with others.

Journal and Courier Purdue men's basketball beat writer Mike Carmin on the Boilers' win at IU, the return of Bob Knight, Aaron Wheeler's recent play and Tuesday's home game against Penn State. https://p.ftur.io/waskam/2477

If you come back for your senior year you might get to see Nana again. The Sponsors We can do this because people support us. You should support them! The show is presented by UGP & The Bo Store, and if it wasn’t for Rishi and Ryan we’d be writing for The Athletic if we're lucky. Our associate sponsors are also key to all of this: HomeSure Lending, Peak Wealth Management, Ann Arbor Elder Law, the Residence Inn Ann Arbor Downtown, the University of Michigan Alumni Association, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, FuegoBox and The Athletic 1. Hoops vs Minnesota starts at 1:00 Michigan's worst defensive game in a very long time. Teske got run by Cockburn, Williams, Garza, and Oturu—just not Tillman. Marcus Carr is finishing through Teske's chest in this game. Why aren't they doubling? Especially in this game? Other things: Wagner finding a groove, still can't muscle guys. He's not a 4: guy Livers should have been guarding can muscle a freshman Wagner. Eli has to hit his open threes or they need to let DDJ start. Juwan's stubbornly sticking to his rotation despite ample evidence at this point that Nunez can't be out there. 2. Hot Takes and Purdue starts at 27:02 Let C.J. cook! Trevion Williams puts up a career game, as one does. Teske made it difficult-ish on Williams, who had the game of his life. But if you're going to double off anyone it's the team with Aaron Wheeler and Nojel Eastern. Losing Haarms opens the door for Michigan to run their three-guard lineup, and Simpson goes 8/8 of two after that. Both teams were turning it over at first then it became a pretty good game. It looks like a Beilein team now. 3. Gimmicky Top Five: Most Terrifying Things in the Big Ten This Year starts at 45:34 Rutgers. Let the peacock fly! That joke this week man. I would like to see Michigan not give up career highs to every center they face. Is it fun or horrifying to cover a Big Ten this good? Ibi Watson is shooting 49% on threes. 4. Ace's Hockey Podcast starts at 1:12:50 Sweep of Notre Dame that felt like all the rest of their games this year except the result. Straus Mann is a good goalie (ND has one too)! Big Ten has one team that's talented, Wisconsin, and they're terrible on defense. Recruiting is better than basketball. MUSIC: "Tired of Being Along"—Al Green "Make a Change"—Durand Jones & The Indications "War is Coming (If You Want It)"–Car Seat Headrest “Across 110th Street” THE USUAL LINKS: Helpful iTunes subscribe link General podcast feed link What's with the theme music?

The Purdue forward sits down with Q & S to talk how he is being hyped up for a breakout season, and some of his basketball inspirations. Derek also tries to prove to Jake that some of his East Coast lingo is actually real.

In the sermon we talked about how identity comes from the cycle of who we are and what we do. Talk about some of the labels that are a part of your identity, such as being a student, employee, parent, child, athlete, etc. Then talk about how your choices can either cause that identity to be strengthened or weakened. For example, a student (BE) is supposed to complete homework assignments (DO). What will happen to that student if they choose not to? We also talked about how identity can come from inside (how we think about ourselves) or outside (what others think about us). Which one do you think is a stronger source of identity in your life? How is the third option, letting God tell us who we are, so different? What does God say that we are? See 1 John 3:1. If we know we are sons and daughters of God, how then should we act? What do children of God do? How would these actions change how we think about ourselves? We also looked at one of Jesus’s stories about a father and his two sons. See Luke 15:11-32. We compared how the younger brother and the older brother reacted differently to the father’s love. If you’re honest, which son is more like you?

Purdue Head Coach Matt Painter couldn't be prouder of the way his guys played in the NCAA Tournament, and says they'll use the Elite 8 loss as a building block for this coming season. He talks about the magic and talent of Carsen Edwards, and how he feels about returning players Matt Haarms, Trevion Williams, and Aaron Wheeler. He also addresses the 3-point line change and how it may impact his team and college basketball in general. Auburn's Bruce Pearl says Chuma Okeke and Jared Harper are committed to the NBA draft process and so he's planning accordingly for next season. He speaks to Auburn's incredible NCAA Tournament run, the importance of having depth and developing your bench, his team's biggest needs for next year, and why he believes that Kentucky was actually the best team in the 2019 tournament. Plus, Brendan Quinn from The Athletic joins to offer some insight into John Beilein's decision to leave Michigan for the head coaching gig with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Interview with Aaron Wheeler-Kay; Access is Good for Everybody

Aaron Wheeler, the super enthusiastic HR leader from Wistia shares his thoughts.

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Adam Zagoria and Josh Newman are back with another episode of The 4 Quarters Podcast. First up, UCLA assistant coach David Grace checks in to chat about the Bruins and recruiting. Then, Vin Pastore of the AAU program Mass Rivals joins the show to talk about Makai-Ashton Langford, Wabissa Bede, and Aaron Wheeler. Later, Adam and Josh talk up USA Basketball, covering the U18 squad, as well as the fast start by the NBA stars on the National Team.

Unwind to the comforting whispers of Aaron Wheeler as he guides you through a relaxation session. Artist link: Aaron Wheeler Reference track: “relaxation” Silk ASMR Podcasts: Series include: Sleep with ASMR Triggers, Sleep with Nature Sounds Available via: iTunes, Apple and Android podcast apps, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, PCs, Macs, and other podcast sources. Website: silkasmr.wordpress.com Email: silknotice@gmail.com

Unwind to the comforting whispers of Aaron Wheeler as he guides you through a relaxation session. Artist link: Aaron Wheeler Reference track: “relaxation” Silk ASMR Podcasts: Series include: Sleep with ASMR Triggers, Sleep with Nature Sounds Available via: iTunes, Apple and Android podcast apps, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, PCs, Macs, and other podcast sources. Website: silkasmr.wordpress.com Email: silknotice@gmail.com

From the Wastes of Apathy to the Mountains of Chat Skeptics, Aaron Wheeler of Moz shares the stories behind his quests in building empathy within the company for the customer to quantifying the value of live chat and more. Using the power of metrics, wit and hard work, his stories will give you inspiration for […]

Sven Frank starts a discussion on rust with Edward Traxler. Sven also introductions a discussion on LED strips with Peter Burr. Anders provides an update on a new space and a new layout. Ted Picraux talks local museum layouts with Peter. Terry Gaskin and new caller, Guy Mason, chat with Ted on the topic of neighborhood layouts. James Wright has been to TrainFest and he's recovering. Matt Goodman provides a much anticipated update on his layout. Longtime FB regular, Aaron Wheeler, calls in to the show to introduce his layout. Darick Tucker describes his Southern Pacific layout. Jeff Dombrowski calls in to describe the North Metro Model Railroad Club (responsible for the amazing YouTube videos of the substantial layout assembly over a weekend that went viral about a year ago). Marshall Stull has been building a two level micro, the Brewery Tramway, based on a particularly famous location. Murray Scholz has become a prototype modeler and it is easier than freelancing. Jim Lincoln has taken the Chocolate to a show and he answers a question many have wondered. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

Sven Frank starts a discussion on rust with Edward Traxler. Sven also introductions a discussion on LED strips with Peter Burr. Anders provides an update on a new space and a new layout. Ted Picraux talks local museum layouts with Peter. Terry Gaskin and new caller, Guy Mason, chat with Ted on the topic of neighborhood layouts. James Wright has been to TrainFest and he's recovering. Matt Goodman provides a much anticipated update on his layout. Longtime FB regular, Aaron Wheeler, calls in to the show to introduce his layout. Darick Tucker describes his Southern Pacific layout. Jeff Dombrowski calls in to describe the North Metro Model Railroad Club (responsible for the amazing YouTube videos of the substantial layout assembly over a weekend that went viral about a year ago). Marshall Stull has been building a two level micro, the Brewery Tramway, based on a particularly famous location. Murray Scholz has become a prototype modeler and it is easier than freelancing. Jim Lincoln has taken the Chocolate to a show and he answers a question many have wondered. This is a live internet radio show recorded at 4pm Pacific on Saturday every-other-week. For more information, http://www.modelrailradio.com/

It was life imitating art as the evil JR, played by Blas Perez, stole Thor's thunder as good-guy younger brother Bobby, played by Aaron Wheeler, looked to have stolen the show, the perennially nice, but useless Cliff Barnes played by Zach MacMath did his usual routine of screwing everything up with a dopey "who me?" look on his face as the ineffectual Sue-Ellen, played by John Hackworth looked on from the sidelines. You couldn't make this stuff up.  No Stormin' Gorman means even more prattling on from Richie and a greater amount of stats-a-plenty from Pat.  Here's hoping Dan makes it out of the Georgia swamps in time for the next episode.