Podcasts about beaverton oregon

Lacey Beaty was elected Beaverton's Mayor in 2020, and took office in January 2021. Prior to serving as Mayor, she served for six years on Beaverton City Council. Before joining the City Council, she was a volunteer for the city's Visioning Advisory Committee, serving as vice-chair. She is engaged in the community including serving on the boards of HomePlate Youth Services and Community Action. She commits to making our community even more diverse, inclusive, and welcoming. Mayor Beaty previously worked in public health, managing school-based health centers in five school districts and two counties. She served five years of active duty in the U.S. Army as a radiology specialist and combat medic and served in the 1st Infantry Division during the Iraq War. Mayor Beaty has shared that her military background is the relentless driving force that keeps her moving forward everyday. Her daughter Aella is the one who inspires and motivates her to keep doing the work every day to improve our community. As Mayor, she brought together public and private partners to establish and facilitate the first COVID-19 mass vaccine POD in Washington County. In addition to the City of Beaverton's direct allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funding ($16.85M), she brought an additional $5.1M to support projects in Beaverton. Mayor Beaty was instrumental in establishing a year-round shelter with a health clinic and behavioral health resources to serve those experiencing homelessness. She is the youngest-ever elected official and the first woman Mayor in Beaverton's history. Mayor Beaty is married, and her husband Ian is a Major with the U.S. Army and a full-time officer in the Oregon Army National Guard. Mayor Beaty has an undergraduate degree in Political Science from Oregon State University, a graduate degree in Management and Organizational Leadership from Warner Pacific University, and a certificate in Public Leadership from the University of San Francisco. www.BeavertonOregon.gov

Lacey Beaty was elected Beaverton's Mayor in 2020, and took office in January 2021. Prior to serving as Mayor, she served for six years on Beaverton City Council. Before joining the City Council, she was a volunteer for the city's Visioning Advisory Committee, serving as vice-chair. She is engaged in the community including serving on the boards of HomePlate Youth Services and Community Action. She commits to making our community even more diverse, inclusive, and welcoming. Mayor Beaty previously worked in public health, managing school-based health centers in five school districts and two counties. She served five years of active duty in the U.S. Army as a radiology specialist and combat medic and served in the 1st Infantry Division during the Iraq War. Mayor Beaty has shared that her military background is the relentless driving force that keeps her moving forward everyday. Her daughter Aella is the one who inspires and motivates her to keep doing the work every day to improve our community. As Mayor, she brought together public and private partners to establish and facilitate the first COVID-19 mass vaccine POD in Washington County. In addition to the City of Beaverton's direct allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funding ($16.85M), she brought an additional $5.1M to support projects in Beaverton. Mayor Beaty was instrumental in establishing a year-round shelter with a health clinic and behavioral health resources to serve those experiencing homelessness. She is the youngest-ever elected official and the first woman Mayor in Beaverton's history. Mayor Beaty is married, and her husband Ian is a Major with the U.S. Army and a full-time officer in the Oregon Army National Guard. Mayor Beaty has an undergraduate degree in Political Science from Oregon State University, a graduate degree in Management and Organizational Leadership from Warner Pacific University, and a certificate in Public Leadership from the University of San Francisco. www.BeavertonOregon.gov

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Robert and Joel are joined by Patreons and FSD beta users Michael Pastrone and Matt F Anthes-Washburn  - For this discussion of the current state of FSD beta and their hopes for improvements.  Matt lives near Beaverton Oregon and when he is not putting FSD Beta through its paces he's hiking and surfing or pulling a camper with his  Performance Model 3.Michael lives in a sleepy bedroom community outside of Boston where he finds time to test FSD the areas cold and snowy weather. Michael has been on record saying he would let FSD drive his kids to school in his Long Range Model S. Support the show

In our first episode Kerry interviews Jill Anderson a trauma recovery coach in Beaverton Oregon.  She is passionate about helping work through the feeling of being stuck.  Stress, anxiety and limiting beliefs get in the way of us leading our best life.  Jill works with clients to find a felt sense of safety in their lives. Her own life experiences as a trauma survivor-led her to a passion for helping others move forward from the past. Jill is also certified in Trauma Informed Coaching.  In her spare time Jill enjoys spending time with her family and friends, camping, hiking, and playing golf. Show Notes:Developing  growth mindsetCoaching with a growth mindset by Simon SinekHere is Peter Levine demonstrating a couple of ways to self-sooth when anxious. It was mentioned that Elisabeth Kubler Ross was the author for The Dance of Anger but Harriet Lerner is the correct author.  Here is a link to her many Dance With books - they say they are for women but they are for everyone. Where to find Jill Anderson online:WebsiteFacebookInstagram 

The casual wine drinker may not appreciate the amount of science that is involved in making wine these days.  This is why I have decided to focus this episode on the science of wine and winemaking.  Winemaking has become so scientific that winemakers are required to be well versed in aspects of chemistry and biology.  This is one of the reasons UC Davis' Viticulture and Enology program is so popular among wine professionals.  UC Davis is known for its cutting-edge research in these subjects, so it attracts people from all over the world.  This week's guest, Benjamin Eyer, graduated from the University of Pittsburg with a master's degree in Organic Chemistry.  Instead of going to medical school, he decided to follow his passion for wine.  Benjamin started his wine career by getting his Winemaking Certificate from UC Davis and traveling to Chile to learn how to work in a winery.   Then Benjamin joined Frank Family Vineyards in Napa, CA as an intern before moving to the pacific northwest.  In Oregon, Benjamin joined Trisaetum Winery and A to Z Wineworks as an intern to further his experience and grow as a winemaker.  Finally, Benjamin was named winemaker at Landlines Estates where he made wine for over four years before moving on to Montinore Vineyards in Forest Grove, Oregon.  After making wines for over eight years, Benjamin decided to make a career change and joined Admeo Inc. in Beaverton Oregon.  Admeo Inc. provides wine testing kits and machines that wineries use to analyze their wines starting when the grapes first arrive at the winery after harvest and all the way through fermentation and bottling.  These machines allow the wineries who can afford them, to test their wine samples much more efficiently and accurately which allows them to get the results of the analysis much quicker.  In this episode, Benjamin and I discuss his wine journey that brought him to Admeo Inc, some tests that winemakers do to fermenting juice and why, and we discuss some wines he is especially proud of making when he was at Montinore Vineyards in Oregon.  

EPISODE 50!!! Christmas episode with SPECIAL GUEST, Jon. He joins the Lomeli brothers all the way from Beaverton Oregon but he's Chino born and bred. They dive into Jonny's mental fortitude on how he quit alcohol cold turkey, 5 + years and counting. They discuss how not to fight thoughts about mortality but instead welcome and accept them in order to be present. Christmas wishes to everyone!

Loany Garrido is the co-owner of Hue Vegan Cafe, a food cart near Portland, Oregon. Loany quit her job and moved across the country to start her business. But she didn't know she'd launched her food business the day before her state governor ordered everyone to quarantine and businesses to shut down in March 2020. Luckily, food carts were able to stay open during the lockdown, but it did come with its challenges. In this episode, Loany chats about being from an immigrant family and having the confidence to make decisions that could potentially change her life, her experience as a business owner during a pandemic and the lessons she's learned along the way.Loany Garrido loves to provide advice to people who are interested in starting a food business, connect with her on Instagram @growwithloFollow Hue Vegan Cafe on Instagram @huevegancafeListen to the Season 1 & 2 music playlist curated by the guests on Spotify hereYour feedback will help us improve each episode. Please fill out the Listener Survey and share your positive or negative thoughts on the podcast. Follow us on Instagram @hustledifferentlyMusic by Patrick Patrikios

This Weeks Episode Features-Hurricane Ridge Ski Area- Have you ever wanted to ski or board in the Olympics?!?! You can now! Hurricane Ridge Ski Area is located near Port Angeles Washington in the Olympic National Park. Learn about the ski area, how it works with the Indy Pass and where you can find local beers at the mountain! Nebulous Tap Room-Listen to Jason and Gary's interview of Dayton, Brian and Adam; owners of the Nebulous Tap Room in Beaverton Oregon. Do you like loud rock music? Do you like Timbers or Thorns Soccer? Do you like hard to find or limited edition beers? This is your place! Located in Beaverton near Highway 217/Canyon Road/Farmington Road-this tap room is a must visit for beers people! The guys conduct a blind taste test of 2 IPA Beers, 1 Non Alcoholic IPA (Athletic-Run Wild) against a Crux Gimme Mo IPA. Can Gary and Jason pick out the IPA with alcohol? Also reviewed on tonight's episode-Beachwood Brewing's Mocha MachineListen for the KUFO 101.1 throwback clip at the end of this weeks episode! To contact Jason and Gary please email them at:Visit our Web Page at: https://shows.acast.com/portland-timbeers-beer-soccer/Email PortlandTimbeers@yahoo.com Twitter @PDXTIMBEERSInstagram: PDXTimbeersUntappd: PDXTimbeers*A special thanks to Jamie on Fiverr.com for the work on the intro/outro. https://www.fiverr.com/inbox/malevoicetalent See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I share a great conversation with Samrach Sar of Beaverton Oregon. Samrach is a Khmer American immigration attorney who serves the Portland metro area. It was always his dream to become an attorney and now he finds joy in helping his clients with all immigration matters. We actually have a lot of mutual friends in the pacific northwest so we can relate about a lot of things. We hope you enjoy this episode and find valuable information regarding immigration and invite everyone to reach out to Samrach if they have any questions or have family who may be facing or are facing deportation and need immigration information or advice. More on Samrach Sar: Samrach "Sam" Sar, exclusively represents clients in all immigration matters before the United States government. He is a graduate of Willamette University College of Law where he received a Juris Doctor, and graduated from Portland State University where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Philosophy. In law school he was the President of the American Constitution Society, Editor of the International Law Journal, and Treasurer of the National Asian Pacific American Law Student Association. He served as a law clerk at the Oregon Court of Appeals for a Judicial Clerkship, and clerked at prominent Portland law firms while in law school. He received the Civil Rights Award honor at Willamette Law upon his graduation. Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Sar worked in-house for large multi-national insurance companies and self-insured employers advising them in their industrial insurance and workers compensation law matters. Mr. Sar has intellectual property experience in trademark law as well. Mr. Sar's practice is driven by securing his clients the best results. Mr. Sar is an immigrant himself as a son of refugees, so he has a direct connection with the immigrant community. He understands the stakes involved for individuals during their immigration matters. Therefore, he is dedicated to providing competent and compassionate immigration legal services. Source: https://www.immigrationpdx.com/ss --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chluytalk/support

Doug talks with Sister Adele Marie Altenhofen from the Sisters of Saint Mary in Oregon. The organization runs a convent, a school spanning from pre-school up through high school, and a senior care center. Doug and Sister Adelle Marie discuss the dynamics of running a mission-driven organization and the challenges that have been overcome during COVID as the guidelines constantly changed. Doug's business specializes in partnering with companies and non-profits to create value and capture cost savings without layoffs to fund growth and strengthen financial results.  You can find out more athttp://www.terminalvalue.biz ( www.TerminalValue.biz) You can find the audio podcast feed athttp://www.terminalvaluepodcast.com ( www.TerminalValuePodcast.com) You can find the video podcast feed athttp://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV5a4QbT-dXhpgb-8HJHdGg ( www.youtube.com/channel/UCV5a4QbT-dXhpgb-8HJHdGg) Schedule time with Doug to talk about your business athttp://www.meetdoug.biz ( www.MeetDoug.Biz) [Music] [Introduction] Welcome to the terminal value Podcast where each episode provides in depth insight about the long term value of companies and ideas in our current world. Your host for this podcast is Doug Utberg, the founder and principal consultant for Business of Life, LLC. Doug: Welcome to the terminal value podcast. I have Sister Adelle Marie with me from the Sisters of Saint Mary. The campus in Beaverton Oregon which incidentally is where both of my kids go to school. My daughter Jada and my son Nolan. I won't say their ages but if you know me you probably know how old they are. They are both enrolled at the Sisters of Saint Mary's school. However, there are also some other ministries that go on as there as well which is they have a convent which is where Sister Adelle Marie lives with. Was it 49 other nuns? Sister Adelle: Approximately yes. Doug: Approximately yes. There's 42 there are 49 other nuns and they also run a senior care home called Maryville. In addition to having housing for retired clergy and Sister Adelle Marie she is actually the financial director. So she has quite a bit on her plate and she's graciously decided to come and talk to us just about the mission and the and then the resiliency they've shown in trying to figure out how to adapt to the covid reality and it's actually very timely conversation because as of the time of this recording the governor of the state of Oregon put a new set of restrictions on reopening schools. So you know, they the sisters are saying all right well that's okay we didn't want to celebrate Christmas anyway. We're just gonna be in meetings all the time. So Sister Adelle please welcome and yeah please tell us a little bit about your ministry over at the campus. Sister Adelle: Certainly. So I am what we call my role is called the President of the Sisters of Saint Mary of Oregon Ministries Corporation and as noted we have several ministries on our campus. The school was founded clear back in the early 1900s we were known then as Saint Mary's and then it changed the St. Mary's Institute and then it became at some point in the line Saint Mary of The Valley Academy and then changed to Valley Catholic. So Valley Catholic school on our campus actually serves babies as young as six to eight weeks all the way up through our seniors in high School and we have about a thousand students on our campus. So usually, usually they're all on our campus right now they've been doing digital learning as was noted. Then we have Maryville Nursing facility. It has residents up to a capacity of 165 residents there and then another 15 in our memory care unit as well. Doug: That's quite a bit of capacity. Sister Adelle: Exactly. So right there at Maryville, we have you know another 100 up to about 180, 81 residents that can be served on campus and as with our mother house is there. We are about 50 sisters living in the mother house. We have a few small houses on the campus also where some...

Is Portland as weird as the media portrays it to be, the short answer, yes.  Melissia shares with you a few stories to prove this.We will also share with you to the story of Floy Jean Bennett.  This is a cold case from 1978 in Beaverton Oregon.  There is SO much more to this case than we share here.  I have linked that information on our website if you'd like to learn more about this.  Sign up for the Suzanne Jauchius Show that link is on our website!

On the show today we have a local hero Spencer Rubin. Spencer is the Founder and CEO of Play.Fit.Fun, an organization dedicated to getting youth up, out, and moving while building self esteem, empowerment, and positive attitude. Spencer Rubin Resides in Beaverton OR with his wonderful wife and has three incredible kids and 2 loving dogs.   Sponsor: We also want to thank Play.Fit.Fun for being this Episodes sponsor, if you live in the Beaverton Oregon area and would like to learn more about what Play.Fit.Fun can offer your family, visit their website at PlayFitFun.com. https://playfitfun.com/ (https://playfitfun.com/) Episode 8: Spencer RubinWho is Spencer Rubin Someone who believes in PLAY, were doe that passion come from, was it a calling? What was the change like from your past career to your new path of starting PLAY. FIT.FUN? What are your primary pillars that you function on, they guide you, that drive your direction? What is the importance of PLAY in life? (children and adults) Let's talk about Grit (Spencer has a tattoo that says "Grit") What has been your greatest take-aways with the work you do.  How has the COVID Pandemic changed your direction, path (This is where your true entrepreneurship has shined)  What is your dream for PLAY.FIT.FUN? Grit:  Angela Duckworth (Book- Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance) The secret to outstanding achievement is not talent but grit: a special blend of passion and persistence.      Grit is about having passion and perseverance for long-term goals. Gritty people are able to maintain their determination and motivation over long periods despite experiences with failure and adversity. The Five Big Ideas Grit is about holding the same top-level goal for a very long time. (A top-level goal is your ultimate concern, a compass that gives direction and meaning to all the goals below it.) Paragons of grit have four psychological assets: (1) interest (2) practice (3) purpose (4) hope. Gritty people do more deliberate practice and experience more flow. For paragons of grit, the long days and evenings of toil, the setbacks and disappointments, and struggle, the sacrifice—all this is worth it because, ultimately, their efforts pay dividends to other people. Often, the critical gritty-or-not decisions we make are a matter of identity more than anything else. Podcast Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

Episode 6 (Truth)   I invited two graduating valedictorians to the show. They would have been getting ready to graduate this week, but instead, due to the COVID-19 pandemic they are waiting and holding on with the hope to have some worthy closer to their high school careers. We host Rhiannon Briggs and Nathan Eng in a remote interview to help shine some light on what being a senior in the class of 2020 is like. Both Rhiannon and Nathan are full IB diploma graduates at the top of their class. Rhiannon will be attending Santa Clara University and currently lives in Beaverton Oregon with her mom, dad, and younger brother. Nathan will be attending the University of Oregon and currently lives in Beaverton Oregon with his mom, dad, and two little sisters. This interview will remind you all exactly why teachers are struggling with being away from our students, toward the end of the episode Rhiannon and Nathan will both share a letter that they have written to all graduating seniors of 2020.   Episode Sponsor: For all of your auto, home, life and business insurance needs, call local Farmers Insurance agent David Oppat at 503-863-5878. As someone who has grown up in Oregon, he knows all of the important details of the Pacific Northwest to make sure your greatest assets are always protected. Top quiz: capture it!  What does the C in capture it stand for?  Who was the very first quest on the show?  What does the IT stand for?  When did the first episode launch?  What does the T in capture stand for?    Congratulations are in order: Valedictorians Believing in others (truth) The tether system.  Push them out of their comfort zone even if it pulls you out of yours.  The tether is a safety cord, because we all will fail.  The tether is a reminder during our struggle, a reminder that there is support and a safety net.  Use Truth to Protect a Purposeful Ego Nutrient rich vs empty calories It's saying “you can, and here is why.”  Encouragement that is genuine Grace with Truth Try to understand what they need to hear, when they need to hear it.  Don't be their critic be their champion There is something inside all of us that wants everyone around us to need us.  Envy and jealousy is human (Schadenfreude) Princeton study: pleasure derived by others misfortune. As a 2020 senior, how do you think this time, this challenge, will define or impact you? Reading of the letters: Rhiannon & Nathan read a letter they wrote to all graduating seniors of 2020.  Moment of Recognition Podcast Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

JJ Hones played basketball at Stanford University from 2006-2010 and was a member of 3 Final Four teams. She talks about where the name "JJ" comes from, growing up in Beaverton Oregon, and how she got into basketball. JJ discusses her great career at Southridge High School, where she played with several other future D1 players, won 2 State Championships, and was a nationally ranked program. She describes the recruiting process, why she chose Stanford, and how she was able to handle the tough academics while playing basketball and joining a sorority. JJ then talks about her great freshman year that ended with an ACL tear in February, the rehab process, coming back in 2008, helping lead Stanford to the Final Four, and her outstanding game in the Elite Eight against Maryland. She details tearing the same ACL a second time at the start of her Junior year, being able to travel abroad during that time and gaining perspective, coming back for her Senior season but continuing to play through knee problems, how her knee is doing today, and what she's been up to recently.

Lucie Mitchell is the CEO of LifeFlip Media, a veteran-owned PR Firm in Oregon that serves big-name clients such as athletes, big businesses and celebrity personalities in gaining national media exposure. She is also a Zaiya rep, Mother, and Wife to previous Episode 18 Guest Eric Mitchell. Enjoy hearing the second half of this awesome husband-wife team.

(Follow our Instagram: captureit.joe) Episode #3 (David Nieslanik) Perspective We welcome national award winning teacher and principal David Nieslanik to the show. David taught social studies for many years, was an activities director like myself, and is now a high school principal, and a pretty darn good one if you ask me. Nieslanik resides in Beaverton Oregon with his Wife Lisa and has two daughters, Paige and Mahaila who are out tackling this world as well. David is here to talk with us all about the great tool of perspective. Episode Sponsor:  Jake Lucey with Cold-well Banker Mountain West Real Estate. Helping people buy and sell homes in the Willamette Valley since 2012. When you buy or sell your home with Jake, you will receive the Lifetime Handyman repair Service, which can save you thousands of dollars on the repair or replacement of any existing HVAC systems or fixing minor repairs around the home, labor is free, you only pay for the parts. Thinking of buying or selling your home in the Willamette Valley, call 503-999-6578 and let him show you why he has been voted as one of the Mid-Valleys best residential agents 6 years in a row. Mention this ad to receive a free “I Love Lucey” t-shirt. Let's start with a little game called “would you rather?” Eat a blended Big Mac or perform the gallon milk challenge (knowing you will throw-up)? Would you rather randomly time travel +/- 20 years every time you fart or teleport to a different place on earth (on land, not water) every time you sneeze? Would you rather only be to use a fork (no spoon) or only be able to use a spoon (no fork)? Lose the ability to read or the ability to speak? Tell us a little bit about yourself and your journey to being an amazing educator and school leader?  Perspective- gaining understanding about how this world works (humility required) Perspective enables us all to see and understand what must happen in order to reach goals As a boss, vision and focus is one of the greatest things you can give the people that work with you (you team).  Ego- (Rick Rigsby)- EGO IS THE ANESTHESIA THAT DEADENS THE PAIN OF STUPIDITY 3 ways to develop perspective (Habitudes- Tim Elmore) Take time to fully understand the full picture of your current reality in a situation so you can manage by fact. Think through both the short term and long term needs. Ask for input from a variety of sources. Five Points on Perspective (Psychology Today- David W. Johnson):  We all have a unique perspective, no two people will see a situation or issue exactly the same.  A person's perspective is often experienced based, people tend to see only what their perspective allows them to see. (To change someone's perspective you would change the way that person interprets the events in his or her life). People's perspective can change over time. As your job role, experiences, assumptions, physiological states, and values change, your perspective will change. (i.e. hungry- see food). One message can mean two entirely different things from two entirely different perspectives. (two interpretations)  Misunderstandings often occur because we make assumptions that others see things from the same perspective as we do (everyone loves dogs).  The “Being” Lens  Who am I? Your why? Where am I? Where can I make an impact? Whose am I? Who am I working for? Moment of Gratitude- “Who or what in your life is worthy of some recognition?” 

Host: David Dineen-Porter as GM/NPCs Starring: Ian Karmel as Don Christmas, Beaverton Oregon’s Premiere Classical and Shakespearean actor Becky Johnson… Read more Episode 01 – The Solstice of the Burgomeister

In this edition of the broadcast, we leave the aliens and conspiracy behind for a moment to discuss a very important movement that's happening. Daniel Louis Crumpton joins us from downlaodedcontent.com and canna sense. Daniel Louis Crumpton has been a researcher of ancient mythologies, esoteric symbolism, spirituality, science, philosophy, and comparative religions for more than twenty years. He is a novelist, social commentator, and political blogger. Get his book, Then Came The Flood The vision at CannaSense Total Wellness is to attract, educate, and help patients who are in need of additional medical options. https://new.cannasense.com/ref.5355/Melinda is an LPC and holds a masters in COunseling. She also holds a reiki master status as well..her office is in Beaverton Oregon and she helps people with generational trauma Divorce and breaks up transitionsNarcissistic abuse recoveryAbandonment and attachmentHighly sensitive childrenNon-religious spiritual developmenther approach to therapy focuses on developing and strengthing your authentic self by detaching from the use of the egocheck out her site at http://www.marigoldhealing.comMusic by Chronox, Bundy, Kevin Mcleod, Space Station,

Jason and Gary live from Pacific Growlers during the MLS CUP match between the Portland Timbers and Atlanta. The Timbers lose 2-0, listen to Jason Gary provide commentary before, during and after the match. Lots of Fan Interviews as well! A huge thanks to Joe and Jay for the invitation and awesome hospitality at Pacfic Growlers in Beaverton Oregon. Beers Enjoyed:Ginger Cookie Imperial Porter by Deschutes Brewery Da Shootz! by Deschutes Brewery The Abyss by Deschutes Brewery 2017 and 2018 Super Jubel by Deschutes Brewery To contact Jason and Gary please email them at:Email PortlandTimbeers@yahoo.com Twitter @PDXTIMBEERSInstagram: PDX TimbeersUntapped: PDXTimbeers See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are honored to share our conversation with friend and fellow coffee geek Brandon Luthy. We discus a wide range of espresso topics and gets some perspective from Brandon's experiance. Brandon is currently a barista at Lion Heart Coffee in Beaverton Oregon and has both a rich understanding of coffee as well as a deep passion for it. We are so excited to have him on the show. We would definitely recommend that you stop by say hi and grab a cup of coffee from Brandon when you can. Instagram : @brandondluthy @lionheartcoffee Lion Heart Coffee is located at 11421 SW Schools Ferry Rd in Beaverton Oregon. Monday – Friday: 6am – 6pm Saturday – Sunday: 8am – 5pm http://www.lionheartcoffee.com If you have any questions or ideas please reach out to us at http://beanstuff.com/about-us/ or on Instagram @bean_stuff Thank you for listening. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beanstuff/support

Heute nehmen Florian und Klaus den Platzhirschen am Markt aus Beaverton / Oregon unter die Lupe: Die Rede kann natürlich nur von Nike sein.

There are several different types of blindness: physical, spiritual, mental, but all of them mean having a lack of sight. Jesus came to heal every part of us, including our ability to see ourselves and others as He does. Pastor Keith Jenkins from Beaverton Oregon taught an engaging and challenging message on the power of a touch of God healing all our forms of blindness.

This week, we took the podcast live to a workshop at the Foursquare North Pacific District Conference in Beaverton Oregon. Pastor Steve Mickel joined Ben and Evan to discuss the relationship between lead pastors and next generation ministries, how to lead in an environment of trust, and how to release young leaders. With a live Q&A.

When one or both spouses own a business, there are many issues that may arise during the divorce process. A family lawyer will work with different professionals, such a business valuator or forensic accountant, to determine how much a business is worth, how it will be divided, and how it will affect child custody and spousal support. Oregon family lawyer and mediator Laura Schantz provides answers to some of the most common questions business owners have when going through a divorce.

Beaverton, Oregon family lawyer Laura Schantz discusses various aspects of divorce mediation.

The Golden Voice of Blue Collar Wrestling, Cedric Nash joins us and tells the listeners what it was like being the voice of Portland Wrestling as well as NWWA! Cedric is the CEO of Nash Enterprises based in Beaverton Oregon, and he is also an actor! A movie he stars in is do out this summer! It is a Documentary Film called Running Waters! Tune in for more details on this movie and the wrestlers he has worked with and commentated on!

BEAVERTON, Ore. - This is a 60-minute cable access program I participated in on Tuesday. I enjoyed and was inspired by the main guests from B.I.K.E. River City Bicycles Cyclisme Team and their coach John Beninati. What's more you can see my five minutes of cable access fame as part of the "Events Corner" (26-minutes into the show)."Cycology Today" (CYCT) is the new name for "NW Cycling" TV show produced through Washington County Oregon. Host, Executive Producer and Owner of the show Bruce Buffington and co-host Ann Morrow spend an hour to help inform, educate and entertain the Bicycling community. Dennis Gleason is the Associate Producer and Executive Director for this program and Dark Wing Productions provides the Direction and Production services. CYCT is produced using the facilities at TVCTV in Beaverton Oregon. Please provide feed back, both positive and negative, but please be appropriate, so that we can make updates to make the show better. Thank you, Cycology Today Management Team