Podcast appearances and mentions of chad hanson

In this episode, host Carry Kim engages with Maya Khosla, a wildlife biologist, writer, poet, and filmmaker, to discuss the intricate relationship between fire and forest ecosystems. Together, they explore the regeneration of giant sequoias after wildfires and the importance of embracing fire as a catalyst for biodiversity rather than a destructive force. Maya shares her experiences documenting post-fire environments and the vital role they play in supporting wildlife. This episode invites listeners to rethink their perceptions of fire and its impact on nature, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of our interdependence with the environment. What are the potentials for responding to and relating with fire in a balanced and beneficial versus fearful and apprehensive way? Because fire is feared by many and much misunderstood, post-fire or snag forests are often clear-cut or heavily logged, and then turned into biomass or wood pellets burned for electricity. Living trees that are recovering post-fire can also be cut; trees are sometimes wrongly cut in anticipation of fire. Snag forests are a precious habitat, supporting the intricacies of restoration and biodiversity in the wake of fire; assisting in the thriving of many species, from fungi to black-backed woodpeckers, owls, weasels, bobcats, bears and countless more. For an extended interview and other benefits, become an EcoJustice Radio patron at https://www.patreon.com/ecojusticeradio RESOURCES Three "Minute notes" about Chad Hanson's work: Taxpayer dollars: https://vimeo.com/806625688 - taxpayer dollars Woodpeckers, homemakers: https://vimeo.com/806627213 - woodpeckers, homemakers Regeneration: https://vimeo.com/806623485 Maya Khosla [https://www.mayakhosla.com/], a biologist and writer with training as a toxicologist, has spent thousands of hours hiking, backpacking, and documenting forests. Working in collaboration with other scientists, she recently investigated the astonishing post-fire regeneration of giant sequoias in Nelder Grove and Redwood Mountain Grove. As Sonoma County Poet Laureate (2018-2020), she brought Sonoma's communities together to heal through gatherings, field walks, and shared writing after the wildfires. Her awards include the 2023 Fund for Wild Nature Grassroots Activist Award, the 2020 Environmentalist of the Year Award (Sonoma County Conservation Council, SCCC), and the 2020 PEN Oakland/Josephine Miles Literary Award. After surveying forests of the Sierra Nevada, she created a short documentary film, Searching for the Gold Spot [https://www.mayakhosla.com/searching-for-the-gold-spot], about wild places that experience rejuvenation and supporting high biodiversity after wildfire – where they are not logged. Her work has been featured in For the Wild, and in the film Elemental: Reimagine Wildfire. Carry Kim, Co-Host of EcoJustice Radio. An advocate for ecosystem restoration, Indigenous lifeways, and a new humanity born of connection and compassion, she is a long-time volunteer for SoCal350, member of Ecosystem Restoration Camps, and a co-founder of the Soil Sponge Collective, a grassroots community organization dedicated to big and small scale regeneration of Mother Earth. Podcast Website: http://ecojusticeradio.org/ Podcast Blog: https://www.wilderutopia.com/category/ecojustice-radio/ Support the Podcast: Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ecojusticeradio PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=LBGXTRM292TFC&source=url Executive Producer and Intro: Jack Eidt Hosted by Carry Kim Engineer and Original Music: Blake Quake Beats Episode 251 Photo credit: Maya Khosla

Defender Discussions | Chad Hanson |Men's Volleyball Coach | February 12, 2025

Dr. Chad Hanson, wildfire scientist and fire ecologist based in California on the fires in LA over the past few days.

In this hour, Kurt Couchman from Americans for Prosperity discusses the pressing need for a balanced budget amendment to address the federal government's fiscal crisis. He highlights how a well-crafted amendment could restore fiscal discipline. Marc and Kim also cover the etiquette of reply-all emails, a cancelled pheasant hunting trip before the election, and the benefits of leaf mulching for soil health. To wrap up the hour, Chad Hanson from Hanson's Tree Service joins to talk about their winter discounts and the benefits of their custom-made mulch for the garden.

Like it or not, fire politics affects every aspect of public forest policy and the rural landscape, and that is not changing anytime soon.But is science or politics guiding the policy?  Are management decisions being made with forest ecology and community resilience as the top priorities, or are certain actors using fire as a smoke screen to score political wins, enrich wealthy mill owners, and prop up an outdated ideology that wants to turn public forests into tree plantations?  More relevant to today's conversation, what is the best available science actually telling us about fire and forest health?  About how, if, when, and why to take an active role in shaping forest landscapes with fire, healthy forest ecology, and fire resilient communities in mind?I'm joined today by Dr Kimberley Davis from the Forest Service's Missoula Fire Sciences Lab, and Dr Kerry Metlen, Senior Forest Scientist for The Nature Conservancy in Oregon.  They are two of the lead co-authors of a meta-analysis published this year examining the effects of thinning, prescribed fire, and wildfire on subsequent wildfire severity in dry type conifer forests of the Western US.They are an absolute wealth of knowledge and I was so appreciative of their ability to get into the complexities of their research in a way that was engaging and understandable.Research Links/Show Notes:Tamm Review: https://research.fs.usda.gov/treesearch/67659Summarized version with graphics: https://www.fs.usda.gov/rm/pubs_journals/rmrs/sycu/2024/sycu_photos_2024_10_treatments.pdfAlternative Take on the Paper from Andy Kerr: https://www.andykerr.net/kerr-public-lands-blog/2024/8/30/rethinking-commercial-thinning-as-a-tool-to-ecologically-restore-frequent-fire-forest-types-part-2-burn-baby-burnStorymap mentioned by Kerry: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/64f55848f690452da6c58e5a888ff283Coast Range Radio fire episodes:Is the Forest Serviec Falsifying the Scientific Record, w Chad Hanson: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1046044/episodes/13024030Taxing Big Timber to Protect Communities from Wildfire: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1046044/episodes/14354418Support the showPlease Donate to Help us Keep This Show Free!

On Tuesday's AOA, powered by Cenex, we start the show with a look at the market picture as harvest rolls along. Don Roose with U.S. Commodities joins us in Segment One. Next up in Segment Two, we discuss the latest situation surrounding 45Z, SAF, biofuels and more with Jacqui Fatka, Lead Analyst, Farm Supply and Biofuels at CoBank. In Segment Three, we turn our attention to tax issues nearing the end of the year and the Corporate Transparency Act with Chad Hanson, President of Corporate Farmer Inc. Then we close out the show and have a conversation about Hurricane Helene relief for producers with RMA Administrator Marcia Bunger in Segment Four.  

Dr. Chad Hanson is a research ecologist with the John Muir Project, and is the author of the book, "Smokescreen: Debunking Wildfire Myths to Save Our Forests and Our Climate"

Dr. Chad Hanson is a research ecologist with the John Muir Project, and is the author of the book, "Smokescreen: Debunking Wildfire Myths to Save Our Forests and Our Climate"

A conversation with the author Chad Hanson, PhDImportant links for further information:The John Muir ProjectBig Sur FireFire Adapted Big SurFire in Paradise, PBS, FrontlineSupport the show_________________________________________________This podcast is a production of the Henry Miller Memorial Library with support from The Arts Council for Monterey County!We are FaceBookInstagramLet us know what you think!SEND US AN EMAIL!

Defender Discussions | Chad Hanson Men's Volleyball Coach; February 1, 2024

Sequoias are among the oldest living things on Earth, and most of the world's sequoias are in Sequoia and King's Canyon National Parks. Since 2020, according to the National Park Service, almost 20% of that iconic species have been destroyed by wildfires.  The parks' management is planning to repopulate the burned-over areas with thousands of sequoia seedings, in an effort to rebuild six groves.  But not everyone supports this project: some ecologists argue that there are enough seedlings growing in those groves to provide the next generation of trees.  Join host Ronnie Lipschutz to hear about the pros and cons from Dr. Christy Brigham, Chief of resources management and science at the two national parks and one of the architects of the plan, and from Dr. Chad Hanson, cofounder of the John Muir Project, who is a critic of the plan. Photo credit: Gary Coronado, LA Times

On Thursday's AOA, brought to you by Cenex Maxtron Synthetic Diesel Engine Oil, we start the show by taking a look at the recent soybean market rally and more with Jim McCormick from AgMarket.net. In Segment Two, we discuss the latest news surrounding Midwest carbon pipeline projects with Smart Carbon Network Executive Director, Joe Heinrich. In Segment Three, tax season is right around the corner. We discuss any changes, tips and reminders as you prepare for tax season with Chad Hanson, President of Corporate Farmer. Then, we wrap the show in Segment Four having a conversation with Brazil Potash CEO, Matt Simpson.  

Contemporary Western fire science is integrating what Indigenous Peoples discovered over thousands of years of observation, and trial and error: fire is key to optimizing forest vitality and biodiversity. The merging of these two ways of knowing could signal the end to our misguided policy of fire suppression, and the beginning of fire-resilient communities with a new relationship to one of nature's most elemental and fearful forces. With fire ecologists Chad Hanson and Frank Kanawha Lake. This is an episode of the Bioneers: Revolution from the Heart of Nature series. Visit the radio and podcast homepage to learn more.

From the tragedy in Hawaii — which has left at least 115 dead, and over a thousand more missing, making it the deadliest blaze in the last century of US history — to recent fires in Canada, California, Indonesia and Brazil, the world seems to be engulfed in a megafire crisis fueled by climate change. We bring on a panel of practitioners to discuss what's behind these megafires, and how we can work to mitigate the crisis. Matt Weiner is the CEO of the nonprofit Megafire Action, with a background in policymaking; Lenya Quinn-Davidson is Director of University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources Fire Network; and Chad Hanson is the Director of the John Muir Project of Earth Island Institute, a research and advocacy organization focused on federal public forestlands.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Horses in the wild are a sight to behold! Chad Hanson knows this well. He's watched and photographed hundreds of wild horses around the West, particularly in Wyoming. In his new book, “In a Land of Awe: Finding Reverence in the Search for Wild Horses,” Chad gives homage to the equines that symbolizes freedom, beauty, and the American spirit. He joins Russell and Alan to shares his adventures and insights about the wild mustangs, one of our favorite podcast topics.

08/18/23: Joel Heitkamp is joined by the Fargo Little League coach, Chad Hanson. They talk about tonight's world series game in Pennsylvania where Fargo will play against Needville, Texas, the Southwest champs, at 6 p.m. .See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Busy show. We hear from Chad Hanson, Fargo Little League baseball coach as the Midwest Region champs open tonight at the Little League World Series. Jody Norstedt from Midco Sports talks North Dakota high school football as the season starts tonight. Cory Provus talks Twins baseball as the Twins hold the AL Central lead with 40 games to play.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

08/11/23: Jack Michaels and Dan Wogsland have the opportunity to talk with Chad Hanson ahead of the Little League World Series. Fargo defeated Team Iowa on Thursday afternoon to advance to the Midwest Region championship against Team South Dakota. The title game is slated for noon on Friday, August 11, and will be televised on ESPN.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guests include Best of Weekend (9:20AM), Jeff Kolpack- Forum of Fargo-Moorhead (9:35AAM), Chad Hanson- Fargo Little League Head Coach (10:00AM), Illinois State 2023 football preview (10:20AM), and Andy DeLaBarre- L-L-M head football coach (10:35AM) SHOW MOMENTS 9-9:22: Twins sweep Diamondbacks, conference realignment 9:25-9:30: Best of the Weekend 9:34-10:02: Dom Izzo and Jeff Kolpack discuss conference realignment 10:07-10:24: Hanson talks about the experience down at the little league World Series regional 10:28-10:32: Redbird football preview 10:35-10:50: Andy DeLaBarre talks about Coy Okasen committing to NDSU and LLM football season 10:50-10:58: What to Watch Watch Hot Mic with Dom Izzo weekday mornings from 9 to 11 on WDAY XTRA and streaming live at Inforum.com. Follow Hot Mic on Twitter: @HotMicWDAY  

Guest Include Brian Nieuwsma, Flasher Athletic Director Chad Hanson, Fargo Little League Head Coach Josh Fenton, Summit League Commissioner   Show Moments 1:00-22:00 Twins vs Cardinals Wednesday highlights. 26:00-31:30 Joe Ryan's bad performance as of late. NDSU opens fall camp today and a look at Western Illinois 2023-2024 schedule. 35:30-50:00 Brian Nieuwsma on the Flasher's upcming sports season. 54:00-58:00 PGA golf schedule changes for the 2024 season. 1:03:00-1:18:00 Chad Hanson talks about opening up the Fargo little league Midwest Regional tomorrow. 1:22:00-1:30:00 Pac 12 to sign a media deal with Apple TV. 1:34:00-1:50:00 Josh Fenton talks about the upcoming 2023-2024 Summit League basketball season. 1:54:00-1:59:00 What to Watch.   Watch Hot Mic with Dom Izzo weekday mornings from 9 to 11 on WDAY XTRA and streaming live at Inforum.com. Follow Hot Mic on Twitter: @HotMicWDAY  

“Once I started to think about feelings like reverence and awe, I started to piece things together.” -Chad Hanson In the vast, untamed landscapes of Wyoming, where the echoes of hooves on public lands seem to whisper tales of forgotten beauty, lies a captivating story that will leave you breathless. Join us on a journey that uncovers the unexpected twist in Chad Hanson's mission to nurture gratitude and appreciation for the environment. As the son of a Minnesota Christmas tree farmer, Chad's love for nature was ignited by his childhood amidst towering evergreens. But it was a chance encounter with wild horses in Wyoming that unlocked a world of awe and reverence, leading him on a quest to bring these transformative experiences to a disenchanted generation. Brace yourself for a tale of discovery, healing, and the power of nature's untamed spirit.  In this episode, you will be able to:  Delve into the empowering experience of crossroads with nature's untamed equine beauties and their influence in steering personal growth.   Discern the increasing rift between new-age generations and the wonders of the natural world, and why its mending is essential.   Comprehend enlightening experiences that, monumentally, serve as lifelines preventing devastating life choices.   Develop a fertile ground of gratitude and respect for every aspect of our environment.   Explore the contrasting landscapes and wildlife of Wyoming, instilling a deep reverence for its abundant life forms.  Introducing Chad Hanson, a compelling blend of adventurer, philosopher, and storyteller. Drawing on his years teaching sociology and religion at Casper College, Chad stirs a profound reverence for the natural world through his teachings and writings. An avid outdoorsman, he discovered the awe-inspiring beauty of Wyoming's wild horses, sparking a passion that led to his latest book, In a Land of Awe”. This Minnesota native weaves his childhood experiences, his vast knowledge, and his enchantment with nature into his teachings, aiming to inspire his students to connect with and appreciate the world around them. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - Introduction, 00:01:10 - Chad's Background, 00:06:15 - Discovering the Wild Horses, 00:10:32 - Reverence and Awe, 00:12:36 - Books on Student Identity and Education, 00:18:14 - "Introduction to Wild Horses and Wyoming's Natural World", 00:19:48 - "Suicide Rates in Wyoming and the Power of Awe-Inspiring Activities", 00:21:46 - "Appreciating Wyoming's Landscapes and Wildlife", 00:23:56 - "Wild Horse Etiquette and Personal Experiences", 00:27:39 - "The Impact of Wild Horses and Conclusion" Visit Wyoming Humanities website to learn more about the organization and their programs.   Purchase Chad Hanson's latest book, In a Land of Awe, which explores his journey and discovery of the wild horses of Wyoming.   Explore the Wyoming Humanities website for information on upcoming events and programs.   Check out Chad Hanson's website to learn more about his work as an author and teacher.   Consider visiting Casper, Wyoming to experience the beauty of the landscape and potentially see the wild horses for yourself.   Learn more about the American community college system by reading Chad Hanson's book, The Community College and the Good Society.   Consider taking a class on environmental sociology at Casper College to gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between society and the natural world.

FoosTalk Live jumps back in with Hall of Famer Mike Green in the cohost seat.Chad Hanson-the '86 World Champ-is the Player Spotlight and tells us how he did it! From Chicago to Houston and all the tournaments in between, Chad tells it like it was.Become a Foosball Radio Patreon, click this link: Patreon.com/FoosballRadio.com

Wildfires are a fact of life in the American west.  They have played a major role in our western ecosystems for millenia.  But as the climate crisis deepens, and more people move into wildfire country, fires loom larger and larger in the public consciousness.  Wildfires are reshaping everything from our landscapes to our politics, and the implications of how we respond to them will play a huge role in shaping our future.In the midst of this, a scientific debate is raging over what the science tells us about how to protect communities and live with fire.  At the heart of that debate is the Forest Service.  As the manager of almost 200 million acres of land, there is a tremendous amount at stake in how the US Forest Service interprets that science and implements management policy. So I'm excited to be joined by one of the authors of a new scientific paper alleging that the forest service has been falsifying the scientific record around wildfires in order to justify more logging on federal lands.Chad Hanson is the director and principal ecologist for the California based John Muir Project, which he co-founded in the 90s. Show Notes:Countering Omitted Evidence of Variable Historical Forests and Fire Regime in Western USA Dry Forests: The Low-Severity-Fire Model RejectedChad's book, Smokescreen: https://www.kentuckypress.com/9780813181073/smokescreen/https://johnmuirproject.org/Protect Mature and Old Growth Forests on Federal Land: https://www.climate-forests.org/take-actionProtect Oregon's State Forests: https://coastrange.org/stateforests/Support the showPlease Donate to Help us Keep This Show Free!

Men's Volleyball Coach Chad Hanson recaps the season and the advancement of the program.

On episode 63 of the Green Root Podcast, host Josh Schlossberg talks with Chad Hanson, PhD, forest ecologist with John Muir Project and author of Smokescreen: Debunking Wildfire Myths to Save Our Forests and Our Climate, where he rebuts High Country News' latest pro-logging propaganda.

This week we sit down with legendary singer Carole King and influential forest ecologist Chad Hanson about the surprising role of the US Forestry Service in commercial logging on public lands. Listen in to learn about how public trees are being sold to private logging companies under the guise of so-called "forest restoration". If you'd like to learn more about the John Muir Project, click here: www.JohnMuirProject.org If you'd like to read Smokescreen, check out this link: https://www.amazon.com/Smokescreen-Debunking-Wildfire-Forests-Climate/dp/0813181070/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1A4PT4E4YP1PE&keywords=smokescreen+book&qid=1678144810&sprefix=smokescreen%2Caps%2C306&sr=8-3 If you'd like to learn more about our nonprofit, click here: www.LastChanceEndeavors.com

Author & professor Chad Hanson chats about the creation of the Wyoming Mustang Institute. www.wyomustangs.org

The megafire narrative . . . Wherever you live, you likely depend on forest ecologies. Even though the western U.S. has gotten a lot of press for wildfires, fire affects us all, forest integrity affects us all, and ecological ignorance affects us all. In this dialogue with Chad Hanson, forest ecologist and director of the John Muir Project, we confront the megafire myths and the bad science done in the name of forest ecology. Chad's book, Smokescreen: Debunking Wildfire Myths to Save Our Forests and Our Climate (University of Kentucky Press), serves as the framework for our dialogue.This is a wonderful book, and I highly recommend it. It reads like a great mystery tale, and Chad gets to the bottom of the downright dastardly intrigues that perpetuate and sow seeds of ecological ignorance while putting us all at risk.This dialogue covers some of the most important ideas in the book, and it serves as an excellent way to begin to heal from unskillful views and limited perceptions. You're in for a treat.

About Chad Hanson co-founded the John Muir Project in 1996. He first became involved in national forest protection after hiking the 2,700-mile length of the Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada with his older brother in 1989. During this hike he witnessed firsthand the devastation caused by rampant commercial logging on our National Forests […] Read full article: Episode 85: Chad Hanson – Time To Fully Protect Our Public Forests From Commercial Logging

This week we're taking a plunge into the gulf of Mexico with marine biologist Chad Hanson.  Chad is a fisheries science and policy analyst at The Pew Charitable Trusts working on their Conserving Marine Life in the United States campaign. He studies the science and data critical to the health of the gulfs ecosystem and breaks it down to help inform partners and policy makers what actions we can take to conserve and restore coastal marine life. 

This week's episode of Defender Discussions features Chad Hanson, Head Coach of Dordt Volleyball. A member of the staff since 2011, Coach Hanson has built a successful program with five NAIA National Tournament appearances, including an appearance in the 2020 national semifinal. The Athletic Communications office also debuts a new intro to discuss recent events in Defender Athletics. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @dordtdefenders and like us on Facebook at Dordt University Athletics.

September 14, 2021--Hosts Tim Bray and Bob Spies interview Dr. Chad Hanson, fire scientist and author of Smokescreen: Debunking Wildfire Myths to Save Our Forests and Our Climate.

In an ultimately uplifting conversation sprinkled with practical, data-based advice, Host Dave Schlom and Dr. Chad Hanson from the John Muir Project, talk about how nature's resiliency is baked into California's fire-prone landscapes.

Monday on AOA AgriPulse's Sara Wyant has the latest on the infrastructure bill, DTN meteorologist John Baranick reviews rainfall amounts and area from the weekend and looks ahead to more rain this week, AgMarket.net's Matt Bennett looks ahead to this week's USDA report and Chad Hanson with Corporate Farmer Inc., looks at proposed tax changes and how to prepare for them.

Contemporary Western fire science is integrating what Indigenous Peoples discovered over thousands of years of observation, and trial and error: fire is key to optimizing forest vitality and biodiversity. The merging of these two ways of knowing could signal the end to our misguided policy of fire suppression, and the beginning of fire-resilient communities with a new relationship to one of nature's most elemental and fearful forces. With fire ecologists Chad Hanson and Frank Kanawha Lake.

Welcome to the final episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show! On today’s finale, we’re joined one last time by Joel Penner and Chad Hanson. Together, we wrap up their respective 2020 seasons and look ahead to what the next few months hold in store for Defender Football and Defender Volleyball.

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Welcome to another episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show! On today’s show, we’re joined by Chad Hanson and Ross Douma. With those two gentlemen, we cover everything from the NAIA Women’s Volleyball National Tournament to what happened with Defender Athletics in March and April. Check out the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 and kdcr885.com Saturdays ...

Welcome to another episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show! On today’s show, we’re focusing on NAIA postseason action. Nate Wolf and Chad Hanson join us to start off the program before we transition to a Defender Football focus with Aaron Mingo, Lynn Nutt, and Joel Penner. Check out the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 and ...

Welcome to another episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show! On today’s show, we’re focusing on postseason play. Alex Durbin and Chad Hanson join us on the show as their respective programs–Dordt women’s soccer and volleyball–get ready for GPAC Tournament action. Check out the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 and kdcr885.com Saturdays this fall, winter, and ...

Come join us at the 2022 Wichita Business Expo at Century II on Thursday, September 29!  This is the premiere business-to-business trade show in Wichita.  No matter what you are looking for, you will find it at the Expo! Learn more now!One thing that often is forgotten when starting and running your own business is how you finish.  On our first deep dive conversation, Chad Hanson from Emprise Bank joins us to talk about succession planning for your business.  Don and Ebony bring the questions and Chad guides us through things to consider as you plan your exit.  On this episode we discuss: Using SBA loans as a tool for starting a business The importance of succession planning The dangers of not having a plan How soon to get started on your succession plan The real definition of a succession plan What parties, inside and outside of the company, should be involved What resources are available to learn from The value of trusted advisors What happens after you have the plan The importance of being flexible Learn more about Emprise Bank:emprisebank.com316-383-4301Facebook ProfileTwitter ProfileLinkedIn ProfileInstagram ProfileYouTube Channel Chad Hanson joined Emprise Bank in 2019 as Strategic Relationship Manager and Commercial Segments Leader. In this role, he oversees key commercial relationships and strategic growth efforts in addition to leading Emprise's business banking group. Chad has more than 15 years of broad experience in the financial industry. He has been responsible for business development, managing a large client portfolio, and sourcing and managing a variety of real estate and private equity investments. Chad is a graduate of Wichita State University, having earned a BBA in Finance with Emphasis in Real Estate. He is active in the community with past involvement including serving at Make A Wish, Youth Entrepreneurs, Junior Achievement, and Big Brothers Big Sisters.Other Resources:Small Business Administration (website) Thanks for listening, be sure to subscribe and leave us a review! Join the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce! This podcast is brought to you by the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce and is powered by Evergy.  To send feedback on this show and/or send suggestions for future guests or topics please e-mail communications@wichitachamber.org. This show is part of the ICT Podcast Network.  For more information visit ictpod.net

Welcome to another episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show! On today’s show, we recap the NAIA Indoor Track & Field National Championships with Craig Heynen. Also, we check in on Defender men’s and women’s volleyball with Chad Hanson. Check out the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 and kdcr885.com Saturdays this fall and winter at 11 ...

Welcome to another episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show! On this episode, we explore the start of the Dordt men’s volleyball season with Chad Hanson, and Tyler Morgan joins us for the first time to talk about the Defender hockey program. Check out the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 and kdcr885.com Saturdays this fall and ...

On today's show, Jesse Allen has our market recap and analysis heading into the weekend. Grains were mixed on the session with wheat leading higher; livestock trade was mixed with good strength in lean hogs again today. We also talk about potential tax law changes under the Biden Administration with Chad Hanson of Corporate Farmer. And, it's our February Progressive Agriculture Foundation Safety Message as we talk burn awareness with Jana Davidson.

Welcome to another episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show! On this episode, we stick with sports you’ll see in the De Witt Gymnasium this spring: volleyball and basketball. Chad Hanson joins us to talk about the latest with Defender Men’s Volleyball ahead of its season-opener on January 21. Plus, Bill Harmsen and Brian Van Haaften stop by to ...

On this episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show, we wrap up the fall portion of the Dordt Volleyball schedule with Chad Hanson, we preview the Defender Women’s Basketball season with Bill Harmsen, and we check in on Dordt Football with Joel Penner. Check out the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 and kdcr885.com Saturdays this fall ...

This butterfly is excited to be speaking with Chad Hanson, a forest and fire ecologist with more than 17 years experience in this field. His Ph.D. research focused on forest and fire ecology and the rare wildlife species that depend upon post-fire habitat in forests of the Sierra Nevada and elsewhere in the western U.S.. He has published an impressive list of scientific research papers on forest and fire ecology, wildlife use of burned forest, natural post-fire forest regeneration, and fire history and trends. In this episode you will hear about Chad's work, the importance of wildfires to our forests, how can we prevent unnecessary fires, do we really have less fires historically (yes less), and more. Some notes... More about 1treellion, Chad Henson and The John Muir project. To support planting all over the world, please check out this link. The great music is credited to Pixabay.

On this episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show, we focus on the state of Defender Athletics. Ross Douma joins us to start off the program, followed by Chad Hanson and Joel Penner. Check out the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 and kdcr885.com Saturdays this fall and winter at 11 a.m.

On this episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show, we check in with Nate Wolf (cross country) and Chad Hanson (volleyball) as both of their programs returned to action last week. Joel Penner (football) also joins us ahead of the Dordt Football 2020 season opener at Midland. Check out the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 and ...

Dr Chad Hanson is a Board Certified Surgeon here in Las Vegas, specializing in sports medicine. Dr Hanson is also a partner in the Desert Orthopedic Center which has four practices here in Las Vegas. Their focus is to help people stay active. We start the conversation about stem cells, which is commonly known, but Dr Hanson dives deeper into the different biologic treatments that are available to patients as an alternative to surgery. These alternatives will work most of the time but sometimes patients will need to have surgery due to insurance not covering biologic treatments. The cost of these treatments can be deterrent with surgery being the only option. Dr Hansen really explains with so much detail how these treatments work and the benefits from them. We hope this information will be helpful to all, especially to those that are making a decision for themselves. We hope all enjoy this episode. Thank you so much for listening!www.doclv.comwww.doclv.com/doctors/chad-m-hanson-md stayingintroublepodcast@gmail.com 

We’re back! Saturday, September 5 featured the first new episode of the Premier Communications Defender Coaches Show on KDCR 88.5 for the 2020-21 academic year. In this episode, Christian Zylstra dives into conversation with several coaches anticipating the beginning of their seasons: Chad Hanson (volleyball), Ryan Gresse (men’s soccer), and Alex Durbin (women’s soccer). Check out the Premier Communications Defender ...

In this episode we dive into anxiety/depression/depersonalization. There's some real GOLD in here about mental health and social media

Contemporary Western fire science is integrating what Indigenous Peoples discovered over thousands of years of observation, and trial and error: fire is key to optimizing forest vitality and biodiversity. The merging of these two ways of knowing could signal the end to our misguided policy of fire suppression, and the beginning of fire-resilient communities with a new relationship to one of nature’s most elemental and fearful forces. With fire ecologists Chad Hanson and Frank Kanawha Lake.

In the final episode of our four-part special series, Patrick Donohoe welcomes wealth strategist Chad Hanson to take a deep dive into Tier 4 of The Hierarchy of Wealth. You'll learn about the types of investments that make up this tier, and how you can structure your investment portfolio to achieve your financial goals and weather financial fluctuations.

Mike McGivern and co-hosts Tom Swittel, former WFCA President and current associate head coach at Arrowhead and Doug Sarver, the WFCA All Star Game Chairman and AD at St. Francis. Hear from coaches from the recently canceled WFCA All-Star Game throughout the show. Also, hear from Christine Baranoucky, VP of Engagement and Stewardship at Children's of Wisconsin.Third segment: Chad Hanson - head football coach at Altoona/WFCA North Small School Head CoachFourth segment: Glenn Derby - head coach at St. John's/Nortwestern and WFCA South Small School Head Coach

Mike McGivern and co-hosts Tom Swittel, former WFCA President and current associate head coach at Arrowhead and Doug Sarver, the WFCA All Star Game Chairman and AD at St. Francis. Hear from coaches from the recently canceled WFCA All-Star Game throughout the show. Also, hear from Christine Baranoucky, VP of Engagement and Stewardship at Children's of Wisconsin. Third segment: Chad Hanson - head football coach at Altoona/WFCA North Small School Head Coach Fourth segment: Glenn Derby - head coach at St. John's/Nortwestern and WFCA South Small School Head Coach  

Dr. Chad Hanson was in the studio with us talking about biologic treatments and the difference between that and stem cells treatments. He talked about how it can be an alternative to surgery and the process on how and what they extract and put back into the body. There is also great information on how to stay healthy and strong, even into your older years. Dr. Hanson shared a lot of great information, we hope you enjoy the show.Www.doclv.comhttps://www.doclv.com/doctors/chad-m-hanson-mdstayingintroublepodcast@gmail.com ShellyShort.Bulavita.ComCheck out her website through the link below for high quality spices of life. Organic Pink Fijian Ginger and Organic Fijian Turmeric, scientifically proven to be better than competing products. Great for inflammation! 

Quinn Mecham of BYU on Brexit, Kashmir and Algeria. Ann Lee Hussey on polio vaccines. C.N. Le of the University of Massachusetts on how the west exported beauty to the east. Patricia Hall of the University of Michigan on music of the past: Auschwitz's deadly march. Chad Hanson of Island Conservation on invasive rats in the Galapagos Islands. Patrick McNamara of the University of Minnesota Medical School on using virtual reality to cure nightmares.

As California wildfires ravaged the state, we talk with Dr. Chad Hanson, to examine if there is any scientific basis to support the numerous calls to clear the forest as a way of helping reduce fire risk.

This week Dr. Chad Hanson, a forest and fire ecologist, with the John Muir Project, joins us. Dr. Hanson is a member of the Sierra Club's National Board of Directors and he holds a Ph.D. in ecology from the University of California at Davis, with a research focus on fire ecology in conifer forest ecosystems. He is the co-editor and co-author of the 2015 book, "The Ecological Importance of Mixed-Severity Fires: Nature's Phoenix." Studies published by Dr. Hanson cover topics such as: habitat selection of rare wildlife species associated with habitat created by high-severity fire; post-fire conifer responses and adaptations; fire history; and current fire patterns. Join us during this difficult week to learn about what happens in a post fire habitat, why fire is an ecological treasure, not a disaster, how significantly climate change will impact wildfires, and why both politicians and the United States Forest Service have a vested interest in spreading misinformation when it comes to forest management. " http://johnmuirproject.org Music by Itasca Action Points + Call your state's U.S. Senators and Congressional Representatives at the Capital Switchboard (202-224-3121) and ask them to (1) Keep the Appropriation Bill and the Farm Bill clean – keep all logging provisions off these two bills and appose any logging riders on these bills. Specifically ask them to keep the "Forest Resilience Bill" or H.R.2936 off of the Farm Bill reauthorization. (2) Ask them to support an end to any logging on National Forests and commit publicly to saying they are in support of ending logging on National Forests.

Contemporary Western fire science is integrating what Indigenous Peoples discovered over thousands of years of observation, and trial and error: fire is key to optimizing forest vitality and biodiversity. The merging of these two ways of knowing could signal the end to our misguided policy of fire suppression, and the beginning of fire-resilient communities with a new relationship to one of nature’s most elemental and fearful forces. With fire ecologists Chad Hanson and Frank Kanawha Lake.

Contemporary Western fire science is integrating what Indigenous Peoples discovered over thousands of years of observation, and trial and error: fire is key to optimizing forest vitality and biodiversity. The merging of these two ways of knowing could signal the end to our misguided policy of fire suppression, and the beginning of fire-resilient communities with a new relationship to one of nature’s most elemental and fearful forces. With fire ecologists Chad Hanson and Frank Kanawha Lake.

Dr. Chad Hanson is a forest fire ecologist from the John Muir Earth Island Institute and he believes the current logging bill before Congress will eliminate forest plan standards and open the forests up to clearcutting without any environmental analysis or public comment.  Is this a sop to the logging industry?  This is an important … Continue reading EP 66 WHY CONGRESS IS DEAD WRONG ABOUT FOREST FIRES

Contemporary Western fire science is integrating what Indigenous Peoples discovered over thousands of years of observation, and trial and error: fire is key to optimizing forest vitality and biodiversity. The merging of these two ways of knowing could signal the end to our misguided policy of fire suppression, and the beginning of fire-resilient communities with a new relationship to one of nature’s most elemental and fearful forces. With fire ecologists Chad Hanson and Frank Kanawha Lake.

Contemporary Western fire science is integrating what Indigenous Peoples discovered over thousands of years of observation, and trial and error: fire is key to optimizing forest vitality and biodiversity. The merging of these two ways of knowing could signal the end to our misguided policy of fire suppression, and the beginning of fire-resilient communities with a new relationship to one of nature’s most elemental and fearful forces. With fire ecologists Chad Hanson and Frank Kanawha Lake.

A new study by the John Muir Project shows that fire does important ecological work in forests and it may be time to re-think our federal policy on logging and forest fire suppression. Chad Hanson is a forest fire ecologist and author of the book – The Ecological Importance of Mixed Severity Fires. In this edition of In The Author's Voice, WSIU's Jeff Williams talks with Hanson about the study's findings and his work as a forest fire ecologist.

Is this the first signs of banking collapse? In this episode Patrick Donohoe and Chad Hanson talk about the Wells Fargo fraud and how the banking injustice is affecting the American public. Tune it to our weekly shows on YouTube and Tunein!  We also love to receive your feedback, thoughts, and comments on Twitter, Facebook,...

Wildfires, large and small, have been an essential part of Western landscapes for millennia. And now a growing body of research is showing how most of the traditional fire-control methods we have been employing for nearly a century — like logging dense forests to thin them and removing dead trees so that the fire can't spread — can actually be counterproductive and ecologically damaging. How so? To explain that and to talk about how we can, and must, learn to coexist better with wildfires, Show host and Earth Island Journal editor, Maureen Nandini Mitra, talks with Chad Hanson, wildfire ecologist and director of John Muir Project – a nonprofit that that uses science and legal means to push for ecological management of federal forestlands and Maya Khosla, a biologist and environmental filmmaker who has been documenting birds in the California Rim Fire Area since 2014. The post Living With Wildfires appeared first on KPFA.

Dr. Chad Hanson, ecologist with the John Muir Project, informs Cara about current legislative efforts to deregulate logging in America's forests. Myths are also busted regarding forest fires (hint: they're necessary for this habitat to thrive!).

Dr. Chad Hanson, ecologist with the John Muir Project, informs Cara about current legislative efforts to deregulate logging in America's forests. Myths are also busted regarding forest fires (hint: they're necessary for this habitat to thrive!).

“In our region fire is to dry forests as rain is to rainforests; both are important in the life of a forest to provide clean water, climate stabilization, hunting and fishing, outdoor recreation and wildlife habitat. A fire does not destroy a forest; rather, it simply resets nature's clock as it has been doing for millennia,” said Chad Hanson, Director and Ecologist with the John Muir Project, Earth Island Institute, and co-editor of “The Ecological Importance of Mixed-Severity Fires: Nature's Phoenix”

Just-a-Joe helps AoMS drag its sorry lagging arse into year 3 -- w000t! Drunk with power, The Whore blows another mic. Ernst and Young count Buttons offspring before they hatch. Chad Hanson spreads his ash, as Jim Henson rolls over in his grave. Be careful where you dip your quarter-chicken, Canada is a nice clean place.

Just-a-Joe helps AoMS drag its sorry lagging arse into year 3 -- w000t! Drunk with power, The Whore blows another mic. Ernst and Young count Buttons offspring before they hatch. Chad Hanson spreads his ash, as Jim Henson rolls over in his grave. Be careful where you dip your quarter-chicken, Canada is a nice clean place.