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The week of thanksgiving is one of the busiest times of the year. Students are returning home from college, deer hunters are heading to camp, and black Friday shopping keeps the roads busy. Since this weekend will kick off rifle deer season, Fritzi Schreffler, Safety Press Officer with District 8 Penndot suggests paying close attention to the roads and deer. “It is also mating season for the deer. So, they are off in search of love and not paying attention to what the drivers are doing, obviously. So, if you're in an area that is heavily populated by deer, you definitely want to be on the lookout in case they're running out, “said Schreffler. Lt. Adam Reed, Director of the Communications Office for the Pennsylvania State Police, says during this time of year drivers get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the holidays. “They get caught up in the rush to go see family for Thanksgiving or the shopping crush prior to Christmas. People get busy, and it's important that people take a step back and realize that their safety is the most important and the gifts could weigh the travel if it takes an extra few minutes to get to your destination. So be it. Take an extra minute, take a deep breath, and get where you're going safely, “said Reed. Reed says one of the biggest causes of crashes he sees is speeding. “Two of the biggest causes of crashes that we see, number one is speeding. And number two is follow too closely, especially when a driver is doing both of those things at once. It's a recipe for disaster, really. So even things that that might seem mundane, like don't speed, don't follow the car in front of you too closely. Going back to the last topic there, it's easy to forget about. It's easy to have that get lost in the in the rush of the holiday season. So slow down and leave some distance between your vehicle and the car in front of you, “said Reed.Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  More Americans travel over the Thanksgiving weekend than any other period of the year. They'll be going to family gatherings for the holiday, college students are returning home over break, and in Pennsylvania, many deer hunters are heading to camp. Most of the travelers will be driving. Traffic is already heavier on some highways than usual. There's no doubt that some of us will asked ourselves whether we're following the laws or protocols of the road. More likely though, we'll be critical of another driver. On The Spark, we take this timely opportunity to talk about rules of the road – answering questions about what's safe, what's legal, what's not and how to be better drivers. Joining us on the program Wednesday were Lt. Adam Reed, Director of the Communications Office for the Pennsylvania State Police and Fritzi Schreffler, Safety Press Officer with District 8 Penndot. Schreffler said that motorists should be on the lookout for deer this weekend and this time of year overall,"I think people forget it's rutting season. They're (the deer) all looking for a mate right now. So they're not paying attention or whether they're running across the road. But also hunting season is upon us. The farmers are clearing out their fields, and that's the area where they like to hang out. And the more construction, the more development that we have. They're losing their habitat." State Farm Insurance has these tips for avoiding a collision with a deer: Always scan ahead for animals as you drive, particularly if you see signs such as “deer crossing.” Slow down when you see animals along the road. If you see one deer, you can assume others are nearby — so exercise extra caution. Reduce distractions, such as from a cellphone. Avoid swerving if a crash seems inevitable. It is better to maintain control of your car even if that means a collision. Flick your high beams at night: This can cause animals to flee. Lt. Reed said the Wednesday before Thanksgiving is one of the biggest party nights of the year and as a result, stopping drunk driving is a priority,"Thanksgiving weekend, really through the holidays, but specifically, Thanksgiving weekend is a very DUI focused weekend for PSP. In addition to enforcing and being present with the increased traffic volumes. Our troopers are also going to have special details out there, checkpoints out there on the lookout specifically for impaired drivers."  Support WITF: https://www.witf.org/support/give-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With a legacy of state and regional championships to live up to, McCallie's 2023 spring athletic season is promising to be one of the best in many years. That's the predictions of the coaches who will lead six varsity teams this season. In this episode of Stories from the Ridge, the coaches – Mike Wood of Track and Field, Tim Costo of Baseball, Sean McCourt of Crew (Rowing), Eamon Thornton '02, Lacrosse, Chris Cushenbery of Soccer, and Jeff Clark '91, Tennis – discuss their upcoming seasons, their coaching philosophies, and share some thoughts on championship rings, after-game meals, and other insider details. The discussions are hosted by Mark Weidmer '76, of McCallie's Marketing and Communications Office. For those seeking specific sports, the following is a rough timeline: Mike Wood, Track and Field: 2:22 Jeff Clark, Tennis: 11:32 Tim Costo, Baseball: 20:22 Eamon Thornton, Lacrosse: 29:42 Chris Cushenbery, Soccer: 42:28 Sean McCourt, Rowing: 57:06

If you have debt, your repayment amount has just gone higher. This comes after the Reserve Bank on Thursday hiked the repo rate by 25 basis points taking the new base interest rate to 7.25%. This means the prime lending rate -- the rate that banks charge when clients borrow money is now at 10-point 7-5%. Experts are warning that homeowners are likely to feel the pinch from the latest increase in the interest rate. Other economists say the effects of the rate increase on car financing would even be steeper. This has led to concerns that there may be a spike in home and car repossessions as consumers fail to meet their monthly payments. Let's now seek some advice from the National Credit Regulator for some of us who are struggling and suffocating to meet their financial obligations. We spoke to Jimmy Golele, Senior Education and Communications Office rat the National Credit Regulator.

In today's episode, Tabitha Clark, Senior Communications Manager, and Amber Garrett, Communications Specialist, talk about how to make local government fun and engaging for Perry's citizens. (0:58) Communication in Perry(1:40) We're Only A Text Away(3:02) 448,000 Hits and Counting(4:22) We're On A Podcast!(5:28) The Perry Preview(6:10) The Non-Digital Side of Communications(6:52) Perry University - Interactive Local Government(8:01) Perry Youth Advisory Council - Engaging The Younger Generation(9:33) Community Partner EngagementCommunications Office Services & ProgramsPerry Points - Texting & Texting AlertsCity of Perry Website Inside Perry, Georgia Podcast - - Listen To More EpisodesPerry Preview - Monthly NewsletterPerry UniversityLearn more about the City of Perry Communications Office.If you like Inside Perry - subscribe and share the podcast with friends and family. The podcast is available on all major podcast platforms.Visit us at perry-ga.gov. We hope to see you around in our amazing community...Where Georgia Comes Together.

Are you struggling as a one-person communications team? Then you are in the right spot. Callen Moore is shining bright when it comes to social media in her district of 14,600 students. Callen breaks down her simple system of getting equal coverage of her 15 schools on social media. Hint- she doesn't do it alone. She has amazing school ambassadors who help!What post garnered 295 comments in less than 5 hours? You'll find out how Callen traveled out of her comfort zone and is definitely a believer now.Are you in charge of planning a state SPRA (School Public Relations Association) event? Callen shares her practical tips for creating an event that members will love!SPECIAL GUESTCallen MoorePublic Relations OfficerWalton County School District, GeorgiaEmail: callen.moore@walton.k12.ga.us Twitter: @CWMOORE15    Website: https://www.walton.k12.ga.us Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/waltoncountyschools Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wcsd_ga  Twitter: https://twitter.com/wcsd_ga USEFUL INFORMATIONCheck out Callen's “Who was your favorite teacher?” post here.Free download: 52 Questions that will increase engagement.Interested in having Andrea speak at your next event? Find out more here!MORE RESOURCESFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!Sign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.com

What is the Eastern Oklahoma Catholic Podcast? This is a new initiative from the Communications Office of the Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma. This podcast will feature: Tulsa Time with Bishop Konderla - A weekly podcast where we talk about all things Catholic happening in eastern Oklahoma. Talks from our Young Adults Ministry, Made for More. Lectures from the Alcuin Institute for Catholic Culture. Homilies Musings Content from our Faith Formation Office and so much more! Be sure to rate/review the podcast and share it with your family and friends!

Communications Manager Steve Owens and Digital Content Coordinator Joel Eaves discus changes coming to the City of Greer Communications Office with guest host Gracie Wilkerson.

In this episode of The Big Question, Detria Williamson, IDEO CMO, asks Ramon Soto, Northwell Health Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing and Communications Office, and Timothy Peck, IDEO Executive Portfolio Director of Health… how might health-system incumbents treat patients more like consumers? And how might we use digital platforms to enhance visibility & choice in healthcare? Ramon and Timothy discuss how design solutions and marketing have created a new design ecosystem for patients.

Best of 2021: We look back on this memorable interview with Mary Kate Cunningham of the American Society of Association Executives. Find out how ASAE and their members play an important role in how associations make America stronger.  Guest Mary Kate Cunningham, CAE, is the Sr. Vice President of Public Policy at ASAE: The Center for Association Leadership. Since taking the reins of ASAE's public policy department in 2018, Mary Kate has grown an effective, results-oriented advocacy team; garnered bipartisan support for association issues on the Hill; and expanded ASAE's grassroots network. Mary Kate previously worked for the House Armed Services Committee in the Communications Office. In 2019 she was named a Leading Association Lobbyist by Association Trends. This podcast is dedicated to the art of advocacy. Contact Voices In Advocacy at: www.VoicesinAdvocacy.com 480 488-9150 At Voices in Advocacy, we work with organizations that want to inspire, educate, engage, and activate their supports to become even better influential advocates.    

How ASAE uses advocacy to fight for the value of associations. Associations make America stronger. Find out how ASAE and their members play an important role in sharing this message.   Guest Mary Kate Cunningham, CAE, Sr. Vice President of Public Policy at ASAE: The Center for Association Leadership. Since taking the reins of ASAE’s public policy department in 2018, Mary Kate has grown an effective, results-oriented advocacy team; garnered bipartisan support for association issues on the Hill; and expanded ASAE’s grassroots network. Mary Kate previously worked for the House Armed Services Committee in the Communications Office. In 2019 she was named a Leading Association Lobbyist by Association Trends. Thank you to our sponsor: Rap Index, tell them Roger sent you. https://www.rapindex.com   This podcast is dedicated to the art of advocacy. Also listen for this episodes advocacy tip. Contact Voices In Advocacy at: www.VoicesinAdvocacy.com 480 488-9150 At Voices in Advocacy we work with organizations that want to inspire, educate, engage, and activate their supports to become even better influential advocates.

Father Volodymyr Malchyn is the Vice-Chancellor of the Curia of the Major Archbishop of Kyiv-Halych, and the Head of The Development and Communications Office. He has experience living in the United States, in the Vatican City State (Holy See), as well as in Ukraine. He received a Licentiate Degree with a Summa Cum Laude distinction from the Pontifical Gregorian University, and has an extensive experience as a Professor of Dogmatic Theology. He is now serving the people of Ukraine and the world through his role at the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. Official UGCC Website: http://news.ugcc.ua/en/ On Cardinal Josyf Slipyj (PDF): https://cutt.ly/9kvZDSg His LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/volodymyr-malchyn/

Episode 26 features a conversation with Former Knights of Vartan Grand Commander Steven Kradjian and Former Daughters of Vartan Grand Matron Lisa Kradjian. They join me from San Diego, California. NAS Steve and NAD Lisa update us on various projects, scholarship funds, and fundraising efforts by the Knights and Daughters of Vartan and individual Lodges and Otyags. The pair also shares information on how Lodges and Otyags can participate in these various efforts, along with the ever-increasing importance of our Communications Office in Armenia. Hosted and Produced by Asbed David Medzorian of Ararat Lodge No. 1 in Boston.

Plans to “name and shame” motorists disqualified from driving are hoped to be progressed over the coming year, the Road Safety Authority has confirmed. For reaction we heard from Noel Gibbons Road Safety Officer for The Communications Office at Mayo County Council and Liam Herrick Executive Director of the Irish Council for Civil Liberties . Listen and subscribe to Newstalk Breakfast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.     Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

After just completing his 10th season as a full-time NBA Referee, Nick Buchert chats with Petey & Steve-O about all things officiating including:Getting his start at a young age in OrlandoHis 1st Mentor in OfficiatingTraveling the Country & Getting noticed at Officiating CampsBeing Invited to work Vegas Summer League & Hired in the D-LeagueEarly Memories as a D-League & Non-Staff Official in the NBAGetting a Phone Call from a 212 area codeThe Ins & Outs of Travel as a RefereePreparation for The 2020 NBA Bubble in OrlandoQuarantine/Isolation Time for the 1st 7 DaysOfficiating in The BubbleWords of Wisdom for CoachesHaving Open, Honest DialogueKnowing Officials NamesWords of Wisdom for RefereesQuality vs. QuantityHaving More Than One MentorRegrets or Changes He Would Make to His Career in RetrospectTraveling to Europe & China / Working the NBA All-Star FestivitiesOff The CourtWine CollectionFamily Time /  Being a #GirlDadGiving Back to the Game, His Legacy, & Remembering the late Greg WillardBeing Involved with BetterEveryDayReferee CampMemorable Game AssignmentsQuick Hitters with Nick with a Shoutout to Gino at the Calderone Club in MilwaukeeFollow the NBA Referees on Twitter for more officiating news/updates.Special Thank You to the NBA Officiating  & Communications Office for helping to make this interview possible.Also, Thanks to Jason at Campbell Chevrolet for sponsoring this episode - Call/Text him at 270.996.8365 to schedule your test drive today! Search #StoneySells #BGCars #BuyFromStoney for the latest New & Used Car Information.

Meet Super Woman: Elizabeth Beadle took on additional work during a pandemic, while working from home with an infant and 4-year-old!IN THIS EPISODE, ELIZABETH SHARES:Her methods of getting content in a virtual environment.How she organizes social media management into her day.The best posting times for her district, with a bonus tip about video posting times.Her relationship with Superintendent Styles and how every communication person should have a seat at the table with the Cabinet.Middletown’s plans to address racism this school year.SPECIAL GUESTElizabeth BeadleCommunications SpecialistMiddletown City School District, OhioFollow Elizabeth on Twitter: @eliz_beadle Middletown CSD Website: https://www.middletowncityschools.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MiddletownCitySchoolsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/middletowncityschooldistrict/Twitter: https://twitter.com/middletownOHYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MCSDMiddiesLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/middletown-city-schools USEFUL INFORMATIONCheck out this Facebook post of an inspirational paraprofessional participating in the Strongest Disabled Athlete competition - click here.Listen to episode 11 with Superintendent Marlon Styles.MORE RESOURCESSign up for our free e-newsletter - click herewww.SocialSchool4EDU.comFree Video Training: Learn the simple secrets behind social media for K12 schools!

Vanderbilt stunned everyone by eliminating almost its entire athletics communication office, putting it under the auspices of the general university. Chris Lee and George Plaster talk about the "why's" of that decision and what it means.

Join Fr Nick and Brendan as they talk all things Pentecost. This week they will be joined by Tiffany Davis, Manager of Communications Office for the Archdiocese of Melbourne, and they unpack how we can all proclaim the Gospel online.

Eco-Friendly Holidays (0:00:00) The holidays may be the most wonderful time of the year, but they are also the most wasteful. Think about it – with every inch of wrapping paper ripped off of presents, every cute homemade decoration that won't last till next year, and all of the cardboard packaging surrounding your kids' new favorite toys. And don't get me started on how much of a workout it is trying to stuff all that waste into your tiny trash can… A shocking statistic has revealed that Americans generate almost 1,000 pounds of trash per household during the holiday season. But much of what is thrown away during the holidays can be recycled or re-purposed. Jeremy Walters, sustainability ambassador at Republic Services, is on the show to give us recycling tips. Toddler Communication (0:14:43) Can you imagine what life would be like if you weren't able to express yourself to the people around you? If your thoughts and needs had to stay inside you because you didn't know enough words to express them? There's a surprisingly large amount of people that live everyday like this, and it might not be who you think. It's our children, especially our toddlers. How can we teach them to speak more effectively? Dr. Ruben J. Rucoba, a pediatrician, joins us to teach us what we can do to help our children learn to communicate better. Office Holiday Party Etiquette (0:34:42) With the many holiday parties to attend this season, how are you feeling about your work party? I find that people either can't wait or can't find enough excuses to get out of going. Despite your place on the excitement scale, there are some definite do's and don'ts of work party etiquette, and expert Jodi Smith is here to share them all. Understanding Fertility Challenges (0:50:36) Infertility affects approximately 12% of women and 11% of men aged 15 to 44 in the United States, and out of the women that are affected by infertility, more than half of the issues are unexplained. With so much unanswered, those struggling to get pregnant can easily feel overwhelmed and confused. Dr. Jennifer Mercier, a women's health and reproductive wellness provider, joins us to share what we need to know about fertility as well as how to face infertility issues. Mini Book Club: Food Books (1:04:39) Rachel Wadham, host of Worlds Awaiting, joins us to share some of the best food books. Preparing for Tax Season During the Holidays (1:23:19) It's the holidays and the last thing on everyone's mind is tax season. It may seem stressful to think about filing your taxes now, but January is not too far away. Being on top of your taxes can really benefit you in the long run. Here to tell us what we can do to prepare for tax season now is Heather Watts. Heather is Senior Vice President and General Manager of Digital at H&R Block. 

Jeremy Walters shares how to be more eco-friendly during the holidays, Dr. Rueben Rucoba talks about how toddlers communicate, Jodi Smith tells us how to navigate holiday work parties, Jennifer Mercier helps us understand our friends and families struggling with fertility, Rachel Wadham shares the best food books, Heather Watts tells us about the benefits of preparing for tax season now.

It is now easier and faster to find online information about the City of Las Cruces. The City has a new website that can make life simpler through a new layout, easier navigation, social media integration, and ways that users can sign up to receive information of their choosing.In a new video podcast now available for download, Dominic Aragon with the City’s Communications Office takes us on a tour of the new website.The video podcast is now on iTunes, https://askthe.podbean.com, and www.las-cruces.org/Podcast.

In this breakout session from CC Summit 2018, Jacob King, Megan Mastroianni, and Liz Saroki Reckart share how they disrupt the status quo and lead revolutions from within their dioceses. Jacob, the Director of Anthem Philly, and Megan, the Associate Director, draw from their experiences transforming the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s youth and young adults ministry (which was literally just called YYAM before they arrived) into an authentic, dynamic brand that won the Catholic Creatives project of the year award. Liz brought her expertise in marketing management for entertainment, technology, and CPGs to the Communications Office at the Archdiocese of LA, where she is the Managing Director of their in-house creative agency. She shares a counterintuitive approach to changing the world by making excuses, an approach that turns competitiveness into compassion and judgment into understanding. Together, these talks create a practical guide for revolutionary change.

Veteran homelessness is an issue that is very concerning in our community. VA is committed to aiding those that are homeless or at risk for homelessness. That second part is so important to remember. If a Veteran is experiencing family or financial issues that may lead to them being without stable housing, they should approach VA to get connected with the resources they need. We have a "no wrong door" policy. That means no matter how you contact VA about being homeless or at risk for it, that person will get you connected with the people you need to talk to. Many communities around the nation have proudly announced that they have effectively ended Veteran homelessness in their area. That doesn't mean that there are no homeless Veterans at any given time. It means that they are prepared and have systems in place to aid any Veteran identified as homeless or at-risk for homelessness and get them back into stable housing. I decided to speak with my colleague at the Homeless Veterans Outreach and Communications Office. He shares with us the ways VA communicates with Veterans regarding homelessness, the challenges in reaching Veterans, and how VA approaches that outreach.

Every two years JDRF brings 150 children to Washington DC to tell their stories to members of Congress. This week, you'll hear how Children's Congress works, who attends and what this event means for families who participate, even years later. There's so much going on in this episode, we broke it down by time code below! We also continue our look at Bike Beyond, an epic cross country adventure from Beyond Type 1. 20 riders with type 1 diabetes traveling from New York to California all summer long.  5:10 Silvi Pold, diagnosed type 1 at age 8 is the social media and activities coordinator for Bike Beyond. Silvi shares why, as someone who loves outdoor adventure, even she thought a team of T1D bikers riding cross country was an "audacious" goal.  21:30 Alisa Norris, Chief Marketing and Communications Office at JDRF and a mother of two T1D sons explains how JDRF Children's Congress got started and what happens during the 3 day event. 36:00 Brec Bassinger is best known for the title role in Nickelodeon's "Bella and the Bulldogs." She's also starred in TV's "The Goldbergs," "School of Rock," and co-stars in the upcoming feature movie "Status Update." Brec is attending JDRF CC as a special guest this year. She talks about what helped her pursue her dream of acting after a T1D diagnosis at age 8. Stacey's son Benny sits in on the interview - he and Brec swap some Nick Jonas stories! 55:30 Lauren Stanford attended JDRF CC at age 11 as a delegate and again two years later as Kid Chair. Lauren shares how much the experience meant to her then and how it's influenced her as she pursued a career in Washington, DC. We need your help! Diabetes Connections and Stacey are nominated for some podcast awards! Please check them out and vote: WEGO Health Awards  People's Choice Podcast Awards (voting closes 7/31) Get the App and listen to Diabetes Connections wherever you go! Click here for iPhone      Click here for Android  Sign up for our newsletter here As always, thanks for listening!!

Jennifer Gauntt has spent her academic and professional careers at Sam Houston State University. She earned her bachelor's degree in journalism from SHSU in 2003 and recently graduated with her master's degree in English. She currently is the communications manager for the Sam Houston State University Marketing and Communications Office, where she coordinates news and feature articles that appear on both Today@Sam and the SHSU homepage; assists with writing and editing for several university publications; and works with media relations. 

Host Kathleen Beckman dialogues with Sr. Timothy Marie of the Communications Office of the Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles. Sister discusses the history of the Carmelite Foundation in Los Angeles and the cause of canonization for their Foundress Mother Luisita. Sister Timothy edited the two volume “In Love’s Safekeeping: The […]