Podcasts about Brazos Valley

Olin Buchanan of TexAgs talks Troubadour BBQ, Aggie Softball and maybe lessons learned, and A&M athletics in general.  Community SpotLight with the United Way of the Brazos Valley.

Impressive, useless skills. Betty White stamps. Lettuce eating competition. Get your veggies. TV renewals. Arts Center of Brazos Valley update. Texas Roadhouse dips. Butterfinger's new product. Winning Kentucky Derby jockey is suspended and fined. Not Her First Rodeo. Allergy awareness month. Igloo cooler recall.

Morey Sullivan is a legend in his own time. He brought the band that Hank Thompson later dubbed The Brazos Valley Boys - and they are still playing good music today!Join us down at Good Time Charlee's in Pawhuska, Oklahoma as Morey Sullivan and host, Kelly Hurd, talk about how it all began with Hank Thompson and where it's all headed today!Also, Hank Thompson's Brazos Valley Boys will be playing at the 2025 Pawhuska Western Swing Festival the weekend of November 14-15. Find out more at PawhuskaWesternSwingFestival.com!CallingToTheGood.com

Olin Buchanan and Louie talk some Aggie Football, retiring numbers at Colorado, and the Nico story.  Community SpotLight with United Way of the Brazos Valley.

Entertainment news. One minute rule. Good beer. James Patterson and MrBeast. Lottery winner. This date in history. Arts Center of Brazos Valley update. Re-Hooterization. Morgan Wallen on SNL. Junk food ban in Mexico. Shoes. Too much caffeine. New food items.

This date in history. Filing fears. Human characteristics. Buying birthday gifts for the sibling. Arts Center of Brazos Valley update. B/CS Chamber of Commerce update. Bryan ISD Ginger Carrabine. Pizza wars. Gossip is vital for our survival.

We're excited to introduce our partner, Unbound BCS, and share their inspiring work in combating human trafficking. Join Kerry as she interviews Naomi Rijpstra, director of Unbound Now BCS, for a candid conversation that shows how trust and relationships pave the way for healing and safety. You'll find out different types of trafficking and the 3 keys of Unbound's mission.Don't miss this opportunity to learn about upcoming classes for parents and students and discover practical tools to keep your loved ones safe. Tune in and be part of a movement that empowers our community!In this episode, discover✅ Unbound's Mission: Learn how Unbound Now is fighting human trafficking and supporting survivors.✅ Trust & Relationships: Discover why building strong bonds is key to healing.✅ Community Outreach: Get insights into their training and outreach programs.✅ Upcoming Classes: Find out about special sessions designed for parents and students at the Life Skills Leadership Summit (Feb 24-28, 2025).The Life Skills Leadership Summit is donating 5% of their profits to Unbound Now. When you upgrade to VIP, you are helping Unbound Now fight human trafficking. Some of our speakers are also donating 5% of their commissions, which I will also match another 5%.Upgrading to VIP is about more than lifetime access or the bundle. You'll also be helping Unbound stop human trafficking and journey with survivors.Upgrade hereDiscover more life skills at home to use with your kids when you join us for Life Skills Leadership Summit on February 24-28, 2024 … completely freeSign up for this year's 2025 Life Skills Leadership Summit FREE Basic PassNaomi Rijpstra, LMSW is the Director of Programs for Unbound Now in Bryan College Station (BCS). In her current role she carries out the mission and vision of Unbound Now in BCS providing leadership for staff and overseeing BCS' programs including the Brazos Valley Human trafficking Task Force. Naomi received her Masters in Social Work (MSW) from Baylor. Naomi provides specialized training both within the organization for staff and externally for partner agencies. She was born and raised in The Netherlands and has worked as a Social Worker for over 12 years with different populations in different settings both abroad and in the states. Naomi is passionate about equipping the community so that they can help identify victims and foster healing and growth to survivors as she believes relationships are the agent of change. Resources Mentioned: Unbound BCS VolunteerRequest Training for Your Group (church, co-op, neighborhood, etc)DonateNight of Hope Fund Raiser Kerry: Hey, everyone, Kerry Beck here with Life Skills Leadership Summit. If you've been around me, you know I love partnering with great organizations. Today, I have the privilege of talking to Naomi, the director of our local Unbound group. You may not know much about them, but you're going to learn a lot. Naomi, thanks so much for being here today.Naomi: Yes, thanks for having me, Kerry.Kerry: Well, I'm not going to sit here and just talk—I'm going to ask you all the hard questions and put you on the spot. I was going to ask you beforehand how to say your last name properly since I never got it right.Naomi: I know people always get uncomfortable announcing it, but my last name is Rijpstra.Kerry: There you go! Letting you say it is so much better than getting it wrong. I've known about Unbound and participated with them, even back when I was on the prayer team at church. My heart goes out to what they do—fighting against human trafficking. So, let's get started. Naomi, tell people a little bit about yourself and Unbound, and how you connected with them.Naomi: Sure. First, I want to say thank you so much for being involved with Unbound. You've been around as long as I have, involved in so many ways, and we're really grateful for that. I started with Unbound in 2021—so that's four years ago. I'm originally from the Netherlands, where I worked as a social worker with diverse populations. I came to the States, and that's when I first encountered trafficking. I began working as a house parent at a ranch for girls who were trafficked. That was my introduction to understanding the trauma of human trafficking. I never thought that would be God's journey for me, but that's how it works.Since then, over more than ten years, I've worked in the anti-trafficking field both in the Netherlands and here in Texas. After graduating from Baylor University with my master's in social work, I joined Unbound. I already knew about Unbound through the founder of our location—I loved their work and vision. I started as the Director of Survivor Advocacy, and last year I became the director.At Unbound, our mission is to support survivors of human trafficking—both sex and labor trafficking—and to provide resources to the community to combat trafficking and ignite hope. Unbound began when some brave women in a Waco church started praying. The founder, Susan Peters, felt compelled after her overseas experience to say, "Oh my gosh! This is trafficking. We need to do something." Then they realized it wasn't just overseas—it was here in our state. So, they started with prayer, moved quickly into prevention outreach, and began working with the first survivor. Since then, we've expanded to six locations in Texas, two in Louisiana, and two offices overseas in Mongolia and Poland.Kerry: That's incredible. So, what do you do to support survivors and resource the community?Naomi: We focus on three key areas. First is training and outreach. We provide community training about human trafficking—what it is, what it looks like, how it happens, and what to do. We offer this training to anyone interested, and also provide specialized training for law enforcement, social workers, counselors, hotel staff, hospital staff—basically, anyone who might interact with potential victims. We also train volunteers who go out to local businesses, distributing flyers and raising awareness. Additionally, we're part of coalitions and a Human Trafficking Task Force here in the Brazos Valley, working with the sheriff's office on proactive investigations and outreach.The second area is youth prevention. We visit juvenile detention centers regularly, spending time with both girls and boys. We build relationships and work through a curriculum that covers human trafficking, social media, safe relationships, and more—helping them recognize red flags and stay safe.The third area is survivor services. We have a 24/7 crisis referral line with seven trained advocates, including three bilingual ones, who respond to calls from community partners, law enforcement, and survivors. They provide immediate crisis response, often at hospitals, and then offer long-term advocacy by connecting survivors with community resources and building trust-based relationships. This ongoing support is essential, as many survivors struggle to feel safe and trust the people around them.Kerry: That was awesome, Naomi. I've heard different perspectives on what you do, and I always learn something new. I know some homeschool or Christian moms might say, “This wouldn't happen in my city,” but as you explained, it's happening everywhere—even here in the United States, not just overseas.We're recording this right after the Super Bowl. I remember learning about human trafficking during a snowstorm in Dallas after the Super Bowl, and it really opened my eyes. Do you notice more activity during big events, like sports tournaments, when people need to be more alert?Naomi: It's always a common question. I don't have data to prove a trend, but trafficking happens regardless of events. Many people assume trafficking happens only when a kid is kidnapped, but research shows that less than 7% of cases involve kidnapping. Most of the time, it happens within relationships—someone the victim trusts, like a family member, or through online grooming. So while big events might make people more alert, trafficking is an ongoing issue that we must always be aware of.Kerry: That's so important. You also mentioned that people often think trafficking only affects girls and women, but men and boys can be trafficked too. Can you talk about that a bit?Naomi: Absolutely. We serve both males and females. Just yesterday, I was speaking with a survivor leader who explained that he was trafficked because he identified as LGBTQ. He was rejected by his family and became vulnerable. There's a significant stigma around male victimization, as society expects men to be protectors. This stigma makes it even harder for them to identify as victims or seek help, and there are fewer resources available for men. We need to overcome these barriers because there are many male victims too.Kerry: Okay, can you share a quick success story? I know some listeners might feel burdened, but it's important to hear that many people who go through Unbound find success and healing.Naomi: Sure. Last year, we served 174 clients, which is a testament to the impact of our work. One story that stands out is about a youth who was referred to us—not because she was trafficked, but because there was significant concern about her situation. She ran away, and though she was initially labeled a missing child, our task force and her advocate brought together all the necessary partners. Within a few days, we found her in another state. She had been a victim of human trafficking while away from home. Now, she's doing well, receiving ongoing services, and working through her trauma. We're so proud of her journey toward healing and restoration.Kerry: That's amazing. We want to get people out of trafficking and help them heal, and that's exactly what Unbound and its survivor advocates are doing by building trust and long-term relationships. For those of you who might not know, this week we have two classes—one for parents and one for students—that have been eye-opening for many. Could you give us a snippet of what to expect?Naomi: Yes. On Wednesday, parents will meet with Laura, who will explain what trafficking looks like, how to recognize it, and what steps to take to keep students safe—practical tools, essentially. Then, on Thursday, Laura will meet with the students at an age-appropriate level to cover similar topics, including red flags and healthy relationships. We always start with parents so they're informed, and then we encourage conversations between parents and students.Kerry: That's excellent. I highly recommend these classes. For anyone concerned, we suggest the content is best for 6th grade and up. And for those wanting to support Unbound financially, when you upgrade from the Free Pass to the VIP Pass, I donate 5% of our profits, and several speakers donate 5% of their commissions, which I match—sometimes making it up to 15%. For anyone wanting to donate directly, where can they find you?Naomi: Our website is unboundow.org. There, you can learn about who we are, what we do, volunteer options, request training for your church or community, and even donate. Also, don't miss our upcoming annual fundraiser, Night of Hope, on March 28th. It's a powerful event with survivors sharing their stories and community partners coming together. Tickets are available on our website.Kerry: That sounds great. Thank you so much, Naomi, for sharing all of this. It's a heavy topic, but your work is so important, and I appreciate you helping to spread the word. Hopefully, more people will understand that this issue is happening right in their backyard.Naomi: Thanks for letting me share, Kerry.Kerry: All right, I'm Kerry Beck with Life Skills Leadership Summit. We'll talk to you next time.

Olin Buchanan of TexAgs joins Louie and they talk Aggie hoops, baseball, and football.  The Aggie Athletics trifecta.  "Community Spotlight" with the United Way of the Brazos Valley.

In this episode, we talk with Sara Hadley from Chosen: Non-Profit Healthcare Ministry. This incredible organization provides essential medical equipment like wheelchairs, canes, walkers, and hospital beds to those in need across the Brazos Valley. Tune in to hear how Chosen is making a difference in the community! https://chosen210.com/

Posing as an Uber driver. More bad news for Bud Light. Reboot of I Know What You Did Last Summer. Intermittent fasting and hair loss. Bread hack. Salvation Army. Arts Center of Brazos Valley. Google trends of 2024. All I Want For Christmas Is You. Pop culture moments that will turn 10 years old in 2025. What do you get Taylor Swift?

This date in history. Favorite month. Christmas Con. How long do your leftovers last? Entertainment news. Arts Center of Brazos Valley update. Everything in Australia can kill you. Social media ban. Come on Ron! Taylor Swift and Target. Fried turkey mishap. Shoe thief. Smug pug.  

Ren Fest recap. Martha disses Ryan Reynolds. Snoop movie news. Optional school after Election Day. SNL Election Special. Pumpkins are better than men. Food news. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. Oprah's favorite things list. Tooth Fairy prices. Soap operas. Stupid plus. Crierball.

Happy Apple Day! Forever chemicals. Reading. Updates with the B/CS Salvation Army and Arts Council of Brazos Valley. Go Amanda! Stolen shoes. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Food news.

After two days of record-breaking and tying heat ( with more to come before the week is done), we are finally looking to some cooler air arriving to the Brazos Valley! It doesn't hang around too long, but Kayleigh has the details in this week's FastCast. 

This day in history. Book and dinner club. Tigers in the US. Food waste battle. Munchkin Bucket is back! Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. What is killing you slowly? Women live longer. Taylor Swift is really rich. Nate Bargatze is really funny. American Dream.

Tropics are HEATING UP, but is there any moisture to spare for the Brazos Valley? Max hashes it out in your Fastcast.

OPAS update. NFC manicures. Instagram is enhancing safety features for teens. Austin City Limits. Purple apples. Arts Council of the Brazos Valley update. Fall or Autumn? Football in Brazil. Watching Friends. Weekend recap. Mouse in the meal. Overwhelmed.

Fall foods. Football. Isolated parking lot. Turtle rescue. Amazon hub. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. Your stuff. Progressive backs out of Texas. Bird problems. NFL beer prices. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.

The Brazos Valley. Seems to be a very paranormal place full of paranormal activity. Ghostly reports of hauntings, Bigfoot and Dogman activity and more UFO sightings are coming into us. Let's talk about it.Welcome to the Deep Woods Paranormal Podcast. On our podcast we talk about all things paranormal activity. There is no judgment on our paranormal show. If you have a question or want to be a guest and share your paranormal experience on the podcast please visit us at one of the links below. Deep Woods Paranormal, making the paranormal, normal. If you have a question or want to be a guest and share your paranormal experience on the podcast please visit us at one of the links below. Call or text Matt: 979-250-0072Email us at: deepwoodsparanormal@gmail.comWebsite: https://www.deepwooodsparanormal.com/Podcast Website: https://www.deepwooodsparanormal.com/podcastBuy us a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/deepwoodspRFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/deepwoodsparaTwitter: https://twitter.com/DeepWoodsParaYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DeepWoodsParanormalRumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1387526LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deepwoodsparanormal/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deepwoodsparanormal1990/Show Tags: Ghost hunters full episodes, ghost stories, ghost hunters season, phasmophobia, expedition bigfoot, bigfoot sightings, sasquatch, bigfoot festival, sasquatch chronicles, taps ghost hunters, ghost adventures, ghost hunters show, UFO news, bigfoot documentaries 2023, spirit box, paranormal investigation, ghost hunters, travel channel digital, investigation, cryptozoology, travel, ghost hunters international ,bigfoot expedition, pacific northwest, podcast paranormal, expedition bigfoot, bigfoot sightings, sasquatch, sasquatch chronicles, ghost adventures, ghost hunters show ,UFO news, expedition bigfoot 2023, bigfoot documentaries 2023, spirit box, paranormal investigation, ghost hunters, investigation, cryptozoology, bigfoot expedition, pacific northwest, Podcast paranormal, paranormal activity, ghost town, The ghost, ghost movie, ghost video, ghost story, ghost hunting, the hunting, ghost hunting equipment, ghost hunting shows, ghost shows, ghost box, ghost hunting tools, ghost hunters near me, ghost hunters, phasmophobia, expedition bigfoot, bigfoot sightings, Bigfoot movie, real bigfoot, finding bigfoot, bigfoot 2023, is bigfoot real, what is bigfoot, sasquatch, bigfoot video, bigfoot festival, bigfoot sightings, youtube bigfoot show, sneaky Bigfoot, sasquatch chronicles, ghost hunters cast, taps ghost hunters, ghost adventures, ghost hunters show, new ghost hunters, ufo sighting 2023, ufo sightings, UFO news, alien ufo, alien, ufo 2023, afterlife ghostbusters, my paranormal nightmare, expedition bigfoot 2023, bigfoot documentaries 2023, best bigfoot documentary, sasquatch documentary, polterguest, the men in black, men in black, finding bigfoot show, river monsters, demon slayer, paranormal survivor episodes,the scary stories, scary stories to tell, scary stories told in the dark, spirit box, paranormal activity, ghost town, bigfoot, bigfoot 2023, is bigfoot real, what is bigfoot, sasquatch, scary, spreaker, ufo, ufos, the proof is out there clips, the proof is out there scenes, the proof is out there episodes, unexplained, strange, creepy, eerie, mysterious, history, documentary, the proof is out there, history documentary, mysterious videos, podcasts about life, scary stuff, paranormal, haunting, haunted places, Bigfoot, sasquatch, bigfoot sightings, bigfoot documentary, Podcast. Cryptid Creatures, UFO, the proof is out there show, the proof is out there full episodes, unexplained, allen, entertainment, horror, reality tv, best reality tv shows, best tv shows, scariest paranormal shows, professional ghost hunters, ghosts, paranormal television series, help my house is haunted, paranormal lockdown, professional ghost hunters.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/we-talk-about-all-things-paranormal-hauntings-ufos-bigfoot-dogman-and-more-paranormal-activity--5547977/support.

BCS Classic. The late friend. Ordering wine at dinner. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. Go inside old man. BIG spider. Winner! Students are back.

4-H Cake Show and Auction. State that drinks the most beer. Top beer brands. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. Winner! Olympics stories. Deadpool vs Wolverine.

Dottie had a playdate. Dog years. What are you reading? Salvation Army and Arts Council of Brazos Valley updates. Depression era desserts. Florida woman. Top party schools.

With a forecasted active hurricane season, and the Brazos Valley just coming out of a spring riddled with severe weather, we sat down with Dr. Mary Ann Covey, a licensed psychologist at Thriveworks Counseling and Psychiatry, who explains what storm anxiety is, and ways to cope. 

Screen time. Could you go a day without your smartphone? Living comfortably. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. Buyer's remorse. Entertainment news. Coming up in July.

Best days to spend money. Do you know why I pulled you over? B/CS Chamber of Commerce and Arts Council of Brazos Valley updates.  Fexting. Avoiding the news.

In this fascinating episode, we welcome Michele Buenger, a Board-Certified Health and well-being Coach and registered nurse based in the Brazos Valley. With over 17 years of experience in the healthcare industry and insights from her personal autoimmune journey, Michele discusses the limitations of the healthcare system in creating lasting health and wellness for individuals. Tune in to hear her expert perspective on fostering sustainable well-being beyond traditional healthcare. https://www.thecontributionkey.com/ www.youtube.com/@DoableWellnesswithMichele 

Mike Tyson's fight is postponed. This date in history. New Lego set. Weekend recap. Egg Day! Arts Council of the Brazos Valley update. Snake stories. Dog attacks. Worm Charming Championship. Magnet fishing.

It's a First Alert Weather Day (and night) for the Brazos Valley. Max has a look ahead to what could be a stormy Tuesday night.

Search and Rescue with Dr. Kim Stewart and her Labrador, Seamus Join us as we delve into the world of search and rescue with Dr. Kim Stewart and her faithful canine companion, Seamus, a Labrador Retriever. Learn about their training, experiences, and the vital role they play in helping find missing persons. Dr. Stewart shares insights into Seamus' training, physical fitness regimen, and the challenges and rewards of search and rescue missions. Dr. Kim Stewart graduated from the Ohio State College of Veterinary Medicine in 1989. She moved to Texas and practiced in San Antonio for three years before establishing College Hills Veterinary Hospital in College Station Texas in 1994. She practices small animal medicine and surgery. College Hills Veterinary Hospital prides itself on excellent patient care and client communication. Dr. Stewart serves as the team veterinarian for the Search Dog Network of the Brazos Valley. She is also a K9 Handler and her black Labrador, Seamus and I are a certified K9 Search & Rescue team. https://www.searchdogs.org/about-us/our-members/kim-stewart/ https://collegehillsvet.com https://insitebrazosvalley.com/community/nonprofits/paws-for-a-cause-search-dog-network-provides-canine-search-r/ Support our sponsor for this episode Blue Buffalo by visiting bluebuffalo.com. BLUE Natural Veterinary Diet formulas offer the natural alternative in nutritional therapy. At Blue Buffalo, we have an in-house Research & Development (R&D) team with over 300 years' experience in well-pet and veterinary therapeutic diets, over 600 scientific publications, and over 50 U.S. patents. At Blue Buffalo, we have an in-house Research & Development (R&D) team with over 300 years' experience in well-pet and veterinary therapeutic diets, over 600 scientific publications, and over 50 U.S. patents. All footage owned by SLA Video Productions --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/speakingofpets/message

Unclaimed baggage. Movement for better health. The most searched for beverages. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. Resume hack. AI saved this couple money while planning their wedding. Crazy wedding gifts. 1.6 million people attend free Madonna concert. New discovery.

Closed police post. Chelsea got towed. Walking the dog. How is the Earth doing? Don't mess with a man's beer. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. American tourist traps. Pickleball! Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. Kevin Bacon goes to prom. Entertainment news.

Some big ol' Texas storms will break free in by the end of this day. They'll saddle up pretty close to the Brazos Valley, but can they stroll into our neck of the woods? Reckon Shel & Max will tell you over a sarsaparillarecok in this Thursday PinPod

Deacon Mike Beauvais shines a spotlight on the pivotal role Catholic Charities of Central Texas plays in the community, marking their 25th year of service. With special guest John Paci, director of Brazos Valley Catholic Charities of Central Texas, they delve into the organization's unwavering commitment to aiding those in need, from financial literacy to utility assistance, amidst economic challenges and the lasting impact of the pandemic. This episode offers an intimate look into Catholic Charities' mission to provide not just immediate aid but lasting empowerment through education and support services. Highlights include their unique celebration of their 25th anniversary, emphasizing family connection through the distribution of board games to families in need, a testament to their innovative approach to fostering community bonds. Listeners are invited to learn more about the transformative power of Catholic Charities' work in the community, their strategic partnerships that amplify their impact, and the upcoming "Creating Hope in the Brazos Valley" event—a celebration of resilience, community, and the hope Catholic Charities instills in the hearts of many. Whether you're seeking inspiration, looking to contribute, or simply interested in the profound impact of faith-based initiatives on local communities, this episode is a testament to the spirit of giving and the enduring power of faith in action.   Check out our YouTube page to see great RED-C Apostolate content!   Visit redcradio.org or download our RED-C Radio App to access our live radio, listen to all of our podcasts, and find additional information and resources related to our Catholic faith. And if you want to support The RED-C Apostolate and all that we do, please consider making a recurring or one-time donation (https://redcradio.org/donate). You can also subscribe to our email list at https://redcradio.org/subscribe. May God bless you and all your loved ones!

Tasty hangover cure. Food deliveries to schools. Weekend recap. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. Birds. Pat is hanging it up. Entertainment news. Kristen Wiig joins the Five-Timers club. Paris waiter race.

Arizona wants Pluto. Egg shortage in Europe. Child driver. Razor theft. Maple Pepsi. Flamin' Hot. April Fool's deals. United Way of the Brazos Valley update. Dad bods. Close call. Pranks. Radio towers are dangerous.

Looks like it will get wet and maybe even a bit noisy 'round the ol' Brazos Valley today and tonight. Shel and Max have the update on what you need to know in your Thursday PinPod.

ok...NOW spring has officially been sprung on the Brazos Valley. Right on cue...storms are on the way tomorrow. Shel & Max have the latest timing and what we are monitoring in your Wednesday PinPod

Yesterday was the warmest day of the year for the Brazos Valley. That is until we get to the end of today. It is an Election Day PinPod with Max & Shel for your Tuesday. 

Florida Man Games. Lottery. Late to work. This date in history. For Pete's sake. Chocolate chip ice cream. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. Winner! The Bear. Dumb phones. Lost hiker found. Different colors cars. Rogue balloon.

Surprise. Surprise! More rain in store for the Brazos Valley today. A flood concern in spots and this time, maybe a few stronger or severe storms? Shel & Max are with you to get a quick catch up in this Tuesday PinPod

This day in history. Stuffed animals on the ice. Reading time. First impressions. Millionaires. Flowers for Valentine's Day. Tom Brady baseball card. Crtiics Choice Awards. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. Moving out. Tech layoffs. Emergency landing. Carmen Electra files for name change. New alcohol tests.

Howdy, Ags! Lighting up today's episode is Bret Redfearn ‘17 with Aggieland Christmas Lights! Bret shares how his business has grown with the help of the right products and people, his military experience, and the networking opportunities through EBV. If you've grown tired of the hassle that is decorating for the holidays, contact Bret and Aggieland Christmas Lights here! About Aggieland Christmas Lights provides a professional, turnkey, installation service for holiday lighting and decor in the Brazos Valley and surrounding area. Aggieland Christmas Lights is an Aggie/Military Veteran owned business located in College Station, TX with a mission to make your holiday decorating safe, simple, and beautiful.  Timestamps: [00:00 - 00:49] Intro [00:50 - 02:53] Starting Aggieland Christmas Lights   [02:54 - 05:54] Favorite Design Requests and Products    [05:55 - 07:22] Growing the Company w/ Better Products  [07:23 - 12:06] Military Experience & EBV [12:07 - 14:40] Challenges/ Business Model [14:41 - 16:58] BHAG [17:02 - 21:12] Lightning Round [21:13 - 23:50] Chris and Greg's Takeaways [23:51 - 25:04] Outro   Resources: Website:          https://www.linkedin.com/in/bretredfearn/         https://www.aggielandchristmaslights.com/  AGH Website:        https://www.aggiegrowthhacks.com/ Connect with Greg and Chris! Apple: http://bit.ly/AGH-Apple Spotify: http://bit.ly/AggieGH Stitcher: http://bit.ly/AGH-Stitch Podbean: http://bit.ly/AGH-PB YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCZx9NMwnBXs5RWC3Rwqkpw

Big, blustery winds blow are set to howl through the Brazos Valley. Storms -- some severe -- and a big flip flop of temperatures. Grab a coffee and a seat...you're going to need it for Monday's PinPod

Ideal weather. Baby names trending in 2024. Arts Council of Brazos Valley update. Google trends of 2023. Worst Christmas songs. Most festive states.

Franklin is the final Brazos Valley team standing in the 2023 playoffs. The Lions face Edna in the 3A-I state semifinals. The Eagle team breaks down the action, catches up with Braden Smith and looks back at A&M Consolidated's run to Round 4.Support the show: https://www.theeagle.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Only two Brazos Valley teams remain in the playoffs. A&M Consolidated and Franklin have tough matchups in the region finals. The Eagle team breaks down the action.Support the show: https://www.theeagle.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

District and playoff rematches litter the regional playoff slate for Brazos Valley teams. The Eagle crew breaks down all the Black Friday action.Support the show: https://www.theeagle.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nine Brazos Valley teams remain in the playoffs and tough area playoff matchups loom. The Eagle team breaks down the action.Support the show: https://www.theeagle.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The high school football playoffs are here. On this supersized episode, local media members Ben Peck and Morgan Weaver, plus DCTF's Greg Tepper, preview postseason contenders in the Brazos Valley.Support the show: https://www.theeagle.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mickal Lewis, MPH, CHW is a Regional Community Engagement Specialist VII at Texas Department of State Health Services. She's a multifaceted population health professional with 8+ years of experience in maternal & child health, public and community health, and emergency management. She got her Bachelors in Public Health at Sam Houston State University. She then got her Master of Public Health at the American Public University System. She is currently a Regional Community Engagement Specialist VII at Texas Department of State Health Services and works as an Independent Consultant.Join Our Email BlastShownotesConnect with guestFollow on on InstagramConnect with OmariChapters:@0:00 Episode Teaser@00:42 Mickal Lewis, MPH, CHW Introduction@2:47 Identify and Personal Background@3:34 Key strategies for effectively engaging with underserved communities@5:26 Personal Brand Building on LinkedIn@9:38 What is public health?@11:31 Bachelors of Public Health at Sam Houston State University@13:59 Experiences during Undergraduate@15:57 Army National Guard to pay for school@18:18 Intern at United Way of the Brazos Valley@20:42 Undergrad Takeaways@22:11 Master of Public Health at The American Public University System@23:34 Mentorship Advice@27:14 Experiences at United Way of Brazos Valley@29:10 Advice asking for professional development at job@31:25 Master of Public Health Takeaways@32:40 Population Health Coordinator at BVCAA dba HealthPoint@36:02 Community Engagement Navigator at The Rose@42:20 Senior Program Manager (contract) at Partnership for Southern Equity + The BLK+Cross@48:55 Public Affairs Manager at harris county toll road authority@51:14 Director of Community Health & Safety East Harris County Empowerment Council@53:25 Importance of Job Hopping@57:00 Regional Community Engagement Specialist VII at Texas Department of State Health Service@58:52 Independent Consulting@1:01:00 Connect with Me + Future Predictions@1:02:00 Thoughts on Doctorate@1:03:30 The Furious Five@1:06:25 Check Out and Support UsSupport the showThanks for tuning in. Let's all work together towards a culture of health, wellbeing, and equity for all. ⭐⭐ SUBSCRIBE & Leave a 5-STAR REVIEW! ⭐⭐ Follow & Support:- Contribute to the show (one-time or monthly)- The Public Health Millennial on IG - The Public Health Millennial on LinkedIn - The Public Health Millennial Website- Omari Richins, MPH on LinkedIn- Support on The Public Health Store