Podcasts about community showcase

@therealshayrosa 4/24 Shamayne Rosario WITH HER #NINASIMONE #MACYGRAY #ERIKABADU LIKE SOUNDS , SHAY ROSA HAS CRAFTED A SOUND LIKE NEVER BEFORE !!!!With her new remix to #LLCOOLJ #HEYLOVE AND EPIC STYLE AND PERFORMANCE SHAY ROSA IS SETTING THE BAR HIGH !!! TML Upnorth City Girlz Exotic Baddiez The Media Loopz THE MEDIA LOOP 1 Tarji aka Mztml #Explore #advertisehere #music #product #Merchandise #Marketing #Branding #promotion #promo #advertise #Music #Newengland #Hiphop #upnorth #SXSW #brandambassador #ambassador#fashiondesigner #BRANDS #explorepage #RealTalkWithTML #RTWTML #ATL #EASTCOAST herealshayrosa@ig Artist/Singer/Songwriter/Model/Actress/CEO @TheCagedRoseProfile · Digital creatorC.e.o and co-owner at Wolf N' Rose ProductionsWorks at Live at the ApolloMy name Is Shamayne Rosario a.k.a. Shamayne aka TheRealShayRosa Also Shay Slay , and LadyShay. I'm And up-and-coming artist born and raised in Boston Massachusetts. I am a singer songwriter ,model ,designer ,stylist ,event planne , actress and also a humanitarian. I have started my company The Caged Rose Which incubus all my abilities. I have started a hashtag that is my new idea of fashion and !!! #BostonBreedsBosses. Also I started a Cancer Foundation Ray of Life Foundation. Boston's 94.5 and Money Mav and Ashley Support!!! I've been a artist since I could form words . I've sang all throughout Boston and other states rock with me . I'm hoping to launch a clothing line and tee line shortly . The mesh of music and fashion . You can find me on all social media sites . TheRealShayRosa I've had the great opportunity to be under some of the greatest in Hiphop and music in general . I've attended New School of Music in Cambridge,Berkeley School of Music and Boston Conservatory of Music , auditioned for the voice on NBC , was apart of Ushers First online competition MegaStarMillionaire coming in 6th place , I've b been on tv channel 4 Community Showcase when I was five , sang at numerous Martin Luther King programs , WON ACTSO for the NAACP and was sent to nationals in Chicago , Have featured on other artist songs , I'm currently working with international as well as Artist all around the map , I'm in 3 movies out of Cali , and working on one in Boston , I've been doing more modeling and interviews, events and strongly working with community in Boston with UrbanHelpingHands on Facebook we were recently recognized four our work with community outreach @The Boston RedSox Game .I'm ready to let people know my story and enjoy the spirit of my music Power-05.1 In NYC /Jersey / multiple features August of 2022 I was blessed to perform in NYC @the world renowned Apollo theater it was amazing no siren , executioner,or booed off the stage no Sandman lol also I now have a home studio , 8or more video appearances, interviews and shows throughout Boston , and New collaboration with GBE . I also have a new song Hey Live which is a female rendition of Hey Lover by LL Cool J dropping Feb this Year. In 2023 I started a new venture with my partner Dj Wolfbane called WolfNRoseProductions ask me about what we do !!!! Merch is available @

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Are you ready to be inspired by an incredible journey from middle-class comfort to the depths of poverty and back up again? In this episode Cathy and Merry delve into the awe-inspiring story of Pamela M. Covington. From a comfortable home to a dilapidated tenement to a published USA Today journalist, Pamela's tale is one of resilience, resourcefulness, and the relentless pursuit of a better life. Join us as Pamela, an anti-poverty advocate, and women's transition coach, shares her strategies for overcoming adversity and the pivotal moments that shaped her path. She'll reveal how a college professor's faith in her and the love of reading from her father powered her through the toughest times. Plus, get ready for some heart-pounding anecdotes, including her coverage of President Reagan's Trident submarine program!Don't miss this episode brimming with motivation and the reminder that we're all born "odds beaters." Tune in, embrace your potential, and remember, on the day of victory, fear and pain are nowhere to be found! Find Pamela's wisdom on our show and follow her journey further at www.pamelamcovington.com. Don't forget to check out Pamela's storytelling performance during The Moth's Community Showcase in Brooklyn.Pamela M. Covington's Bio:Pamela M. Covington is a passionate and seasoned professional, weaving her experiences as a dynamic speaker, anti-poverty advocate, and women's transition coach into a rich tapestry of inspiration and empowerment. Her compelling presentations are characterized by high-energy delivery, gripping storytelling, and a touch of humor that captivates diverse audiences, including participants of poverty simulation programs.Pamela is deeply involved in advocating for the needs of low-to-moderate income individuals and families. Her commitment extends beyond rhetoric, as she actively meets with congressional members and their staff to discuss critical issues and policies. This engagement is a testament to her dedication to creating positive change in the lives of those who face socio-economic challenges.In her coaching practice, Pamela focuses on helping women navigate the emotional turbulence of unplanned life changes, such as divorce, relocation, family estrangement, and an empty nest. Drawing from her own lived experiences, she provides invaluable insights and practical strategies for resilience and transformation.Pamela's journey is a testament to her resilience and determination. Years ago, she found herself plunged into deep poverty through no fault of her own. However, rather than succumb to despair, she persistently fought her way out, learning transformative life lessons along the way. These lessons form the foundation of her work, which encompasses speaking engagements, coaching sessions, storytelling performances, and a memoir.Her literary debut, “A Day at the Fare: One Woman's Welfare Passage,” has received acclaim from poet, author, educator, and activist Nikki Giovanni, who noted that it is a “wonderful idea carried out very, very well.”Pamela is an alumna of The Moth, an award-winning organization dedicated to the art of storytelling, and was selected to perform at its 2019 Community Showcase in Brooklyn. Beyond her speaking and coaching pursuits, she also conducts storytelling workshops, sharing the art and impact of personal narratives.Education has been a cornerstone of Pamela's journey. She holds master's degrees in Management and Human Resource Management, a bachelor's degree in Communications, and an associate degree in Television Production. These academic achievements complement her wealth of real-world experiences, contributing to the depth and authenticity of her work.In essence, Pamela M. Covington is not just a speaker, advocate, and coach; she is a living testament to the transformative power of resilience, advocacy, and the unwavering pursuit of a better life.Thank you for listening. Please check out @lateboomers on Instagram and our website lateboomers.biz. If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to watch it or listen to more of our episodes, you will find Late Boomers on your favorite podcast platform and on our new YouTube Late Boomers Podcast Channel. We hope we have inspired you and we look forward to your becoming a member of our Late Boomers family of subscribers.

Jerry Price talks about the Community Showcase and the great things fan had a chance to experience while at the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us as we talk about the disastrous week we had last week, where we had system failures, failed podcast recordings, and lumbago problems! We also talk about the upcoming Swift.org Package page and how we will curate the packages that get featured in the Community Showcase section. Plus, of course, community package recommendations.NewsStaging site for the Swift.org Packages pageand the associated pull requestPackagesxcbeautify by TuistSwiftUI-Shimmer by Vikram KriplaneySwiftPrompt by Michael O'BrianSF2Lib by Brad HowesSwiftAsyncAssert by angu softwareBezelKit by Mark Battistella

This week we talk about April's Gielinor Gazette, changes to combat achievements, and we do a Q&A. EPISODE TIME STAMPS 00:00 Intro/personal updates 19:17 Community Showcase 29:05 April's Gielinor Gazette 53:13 This week's updates 1:08:37 OSRS Q&A 1:26:08 IRL Q&A 1:29:54 Outro Instagram: @bunebape Twitter: @bunebapeosrs Twitch: twitch.tv/bunebape YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/bunebape TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bunebapeosrs Merch: https://bunebape-shop.fourthwall.com Kick: kick.com/bunebape Tags: OSRS podcast, Old School Runescape, OSRS, Runescape podcast, bunebape, bunebape podcast, q&a osrs,ruinous prayer osrs,bounty hunter

This episode features a warm and lively community showcase hosted by Mills graduate student and WATV Community collaborator Alie Jones, in the culminating event for her Raise Your Voice community writing workshops. These free workshops supported the work of Black writers in the Bay Area and the dynamic power of writing. Readers include Tongo Eisen-Martin, Mimi Tempestt, Brandon Logan, Jazz Hudson, and Tai Marie

Marcato Radio returns! In this special installment, the first half of the playlist consists of VGM picks from the discord community, and the second half consists of original tracks by a handful of talented marcato fam composers! Enjoy!

Meica Hatters was our latest Community Showcase guest. Currently splitting her time working in both Higher Ed and Corporate L&D, she's a passionate learning strategist and is someone that would be great in your network. Right off the bat you can tell she's a people person and an educator to the core. Formerly an HR specialist, she's now in L&D and it's obvious that's where she belongs. Give this one a listen to learn more about Meica and make sure you connect with her. You won't regret it.

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In this interview, the last in a special four-part series sponsored by Corning, Josh Seidemann (VP of policy at NTCA) discusses the exceptional work of the broadband providers who received the 2020 Smart Rural Community Showcase Award: Hill Country Telephone Cooperative, Jefferson Telecom, LightStream and Mountain Telephone. These providers were recognized at the 2021 NTCA RTIME Online event.

Bethany Kline: Passionate about employee development and helping people cultivate their curiosity. I had a really great time talking with Bethany Kline in this Member Showcase. Bethany is an English Teacher turned Instructional Designer (something many of you can identify with), and is passionate about employee development and helping people cultivate their curiosity. We're going to try to get Bethany back for another episode soon, since she's doing some really interesting stuff with onboarding, which you can hear about in this conversation. Tune in to the episode and make sure you connect with Bethany and add her to your network. Bethany on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/klinebethany/

Darcy Goshorn: Working in the turbulent intersection between, teaching, learning and technology for 16 years. In this episode, I got to meet Darcy Goshorn. Darcy is currently an Instructional Designer at Bloomin' Brands, Inc which is the restaurant holdings company that owns the Outback Steakhouse chain. But prior that, Darcy spent over a decade as a teacher and educator in higher ed, including a stint as a learning technology director in Oslo, Norway. Darcy has a varied skillset and is definitely an experienced educator and instructional designer. Check out this member showcase and get to know Darcy. Add him to your network - you'll be glad you did.

It just goes to show, you can learn a whole lot from newbie instructional designers like Chris Syracuse! One of the funner experiences doing Member Showcases is talking to new Instructional Designers. And we've been seeing more and more newbies to the field since the pandemic began, as educators are discovering the field of Instructional Design. And our Member Showcase guest, Chris Syracuse, is one of those new Instructional Designers. Like many others, he has already established a fascinating set of skills he brings to the field, in this instance for Chris: graphic design and UX. So give this episode a listen to learn more about Chris. He's new to the field and if this conversation is any indication, has a bright future ahead of him.

In this Community Showcase episode, we feature Carin de Weme! Carin is a Senior Global L&D adviser based out of the Netherlands. She's a teacher turned instructional designer, very enthusiastic about her profession, and in this conversation, you'll find it obvious she loves her job and the creativity being an instructional designer offers. It's also nice to hear the perspectives of our European members and supporters; they have insights that can inspire us here in the North America, insights that might help us think differently. Enjoy the episode - Carin was a great guest and someone worth connecting with. https://www.linkedin.com/in/carindeweme/ https://oeb.global/oeb-insights/the-virtual-classroom-journey/

In this Community Showcase episode, we feature Gina Johnson, currently an adjunct professor of Communication at the college of Southern Maryland, and also a new instructional designer --- she just enrolled in a certification program that started a few days ago! You don't often meet a workplace professional with this much passion and energy. Gina has a variety of skill sets that seem to have led her to instructional design, and it's going to be exciting watching her trajectory. Check out the episode - Gina has a great career in instructional design ahead of her. https://www.linkedin.com/in/gina-johnson-61a53b111/ https://twitter.com/gina_bks

In this episode, we talk with Margie Meacham, aka “The Brain Lady”, one of the foremost experts in educational neuroscience and artificial intelligence and a long time supporter of TLDC. We've spoken with Margie many times, but in this showcase, we learned so many new things about Margie that illuminates why she passionately pursues knowledge about neuroscience and learning. margie@learningtogo.info https://twitter.com/margiemeacham https://www.linkedin.com/in/margiemeacham/

In this episode, meet Nick Floro. Learning Architect, CEO, Guildmaster, and more – Nick Floro amazes everyone with his eLearning expertise & industry knowledge --- which he’s been freely sharing the last 20+ years online and at live events. Get to know Nick a little better in this interview and find him at nickfloro.com.

In this episode, meet Rubina Halwani. Rubina is an Instructional Designer, Curriculum Developer, Career Development Specialist and more. She's about as passionate an instructional designer as you'll find out there, and an occasional host on TLDC. You can find more of her TLDC episodes here: https://www.thetldc.com/playlist/rubina

Jenny is an L&D Leader and is relentless about personal and team growth. She's passionate about her profession and fits the profile of the corporate trainer that can do a little bit of everything. This was a fun conversation and I think you'll enjoy getting to know Jenny better. You can also find out more about Jenny at www.jennyrhill.com.

We're putting Community first in this new series of episodes from TLDC. With conferences cancelled and events rescheduled or reorganized as online events, how do we go about continuing to connect with L&D professionals in meaningful ways? We'll here's a start. This is a new series called Community Showcase, and we're featuring TLDC Members and Supporters in short interviews that will help YOU get to know more about THEM and what THEY do. And if you're interested in helping support TLDC, join us. You can find more information at www.TheTLDC.com. Next up, meet Megan Torrance of Torrance Learning. Megan is always fun to talk to and it's easy to see why she's the "Chief Energy Officer" at Torrance Learning. Learn more about Megan in this episode and find her at www.TorranceLearning.com.

We're putting Community first in this new series of episodes from TLDC. With conferences cancelled and events rescheduled or reorganized as online events, how do we go about continuing to connect with L&D professionals in meaningful ways? We'll here's a start. This is a new series called Community Showcase, and we're featuring TLDC Members and Supporters in short interviews that will help YOU get to know more about THEM and what THEY do. And if you're interested in helping support TLDC, join us. You can find more information at www.TheTLDC.com. In this episode, meet Rachel Weiss. Rachel has been an educator for 20 years and is the Head of L&D at Oscar Health. She says she's a customer obsessed L&D superstar, and you can definitely hear the passion she has for her job in the chat.

Welcome back to our weekly podcast. In this episode we show off the work of the wonderful Moarhammer community. We will be sharing the images to our social media feeds. We also conclude the Warhammer Widows Giveaway in the epic Easter/40k pun competition.  A huge thank you to our platinum Patrons who are:Degs,Andy Burn,Simon Hill,David ButteryRichard Thompson,Grahame Pardoe,Thomas Sierp,Jonathon Gordon,Dan Ford,Chirs Baitup,John Phillips,Andu Harrowing,Erik Tasker,American RobAnd finally Chris Ansell Thank you all, you are huge supporters of the channel. We would be honoured if you would join us in The Deployment Zone. Don't forget to search for 'moarhammerliam' on Twitch if you would like to join us LIVE in the future then maybe even join us on Patreon  Please take a moment to check out our sponsor element games at: Element Games for all your hobby needs. Don't forget to check us out on YouTube!

This is the final part of our coverage of the DataWorks Summit Berlin 2018. Normally we would not have had an episode this week, since we were in Berlin last week, but we had lightning interviews with the vendors in the Community Expo Are and used that coverage to make this episode. So less of "Dave & Jhon" and more "ecosystem tech" snippets this time. Even though this does stray a bit from our usual content, we still hope it is useful. This was recorded in a hotel room and on the expo floor so the audio quality is not up to our usual standards, we hope you’ll forgive us! Here is a timestamped list of the lightning interviews: 02:41 Hortonworks https://hortonworks.com/ 06:28 Alation https://alation.com/ 08:45 Arcadia Data https://www.arcadiadata.com/ 11:12 Attunity https://www.attunity.com/ 13:10  BlueMetrix https://www.bluemetrix.com/ 15:27 BMW https://www.bmw.com 18:04 IBM https://www.ibm.com 19:54 Microsoft https://www.microsoft.com 22:15 Nutanix https://www.nutanix.com/ 23:26 Syncsort https://www.syncsort.com 24:54 Synerscope http://www.synerscope.com/ 27:05 Talend https://www.talend.com 27:59 Teradata https://www.teradata.com/ 29:02 -Interview End- Please use the Contact Form on this blog or our twitter feed to send us your questions, or to suggest future episode topics you would like us to cover.

Today we (me and the design community from Board Game Geek) look at board game design based on the word "maladroit". : lacking skill, cleverness, or resourcefulness in handling situations : inepthttp://buttonshy.com/designdiary/DD092-Maladroit.mp3

Today we look at board game design based on the word "bravado". Stick around to the end to hear some concepts from the design community.1 a : blustering swaggering conductb : a pretense of bravery2 : the quality or state of being foolhardyhttp://buttonshy.com/designdiary/DD078-Bravado.mp3

Today we look at board game design based on the word "laudable". : worthy of praise : commendablehttp://buttonshy.com/designdiary/DD065-Laudable.mp3

Today we look at board game design based on the word "exegesis". Stick around to the end to hear some concepts from the design community.: exposition, explanation; especially : an explanation or critical interpretation of a texthttp://buttonshy.com/designdiary/DD052-Exegesis.mp3

This week on WPblab we talk with Eric Tracz & Brad Bihun of PeepSo about how you can build a social network on your existing WordPress website.Why do we need a social network on WordPress?We all live in our own little niche communities – we can translate that into online communities – with very detailed content that is relative to a very specific group / nicheFacebook groups are great, but you don’t get the feeling of a small close-knit community that you would from a social network built on a niche siteThere are a lot of people that prefer not to post/share on Facebook due to privacyWhen you create your own community, you have more control and you can empower your users – they can help each other and answer questions or give advice to fellow community membersPrivate social communities can be especially useful for people who want to share sensitive and private information (such as communities built around a support group)Building community takes time and effort regardless of the method you choose. No matter where you build community, you have to be welcoming.  You need to greet people; you need to genuinely care. People can tell if you aren’t authentic.It’s important to keep in mind having proper security on your website if you’re going to implement a social network/community – https is a necessityIf you need to really lock things down and keep them private, you could take the approach where only members can invite new people to join, that way they are already known and they can vouch for them. You could also charge a nominal fee for membership to keep things more exclusive.PeepSo Whitepaper free download “The Secrets of Successful Online Communities”When building a community, try to think ahead about what you will need and the next evolution of your site.  Will you need forums, will you need chat?  Try to think of the future and not just what you need right now.You have a choice as the website owner whether or not you want to build a community around transparency with users sharing their real names or anonymity with users relying on screen namesFor examples, check out the PeepSo website, which uses the technology – they will also be creating a Community Showcase in the next couple of weeks.  There are also demos available on the site.PeepSo|Open Source Social Network SoftwarePeepSo on the WordPress Plugin Repo_________________________________________Thanks for helping with our show notes!Cheryl LaPrade @yaycherylSherie LaPrade @heysherieJames Tryon @jamestryonThe post WPBlab EP77 – Building a Social Network on Your Existing WordPress Site appeared first on WPwatercooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join the Acquired Limited Partner program! https://kimberlite.fm/acquired/ (works best on mobile)   Topics covered include: Community Showcase: the Nexcast podcasting platform from listener Brian Sanders, along with their podcast chronicling the team’s journey building the company  Waze’s origin in cofounder & CTO Ehud Shabtai’s desire to hack his portable GPS navigation unit Waze CEO Noam Bardin’s retrospective blog post on the Waze journey  Waze’s Palo Alto office and the bizarre Silicon Valley phenomenon of tech companies being located in retail storefronts  Apple’s ill-fated launch of Apple Maps as part of iOS 6 at WWDC 2012, Apple’s subsequent apology letter, and Scott Forstall’s ultimate ouster from the company  The climax of the mobile platform wars… which it turns out Apple and Google both won Apple, Facebook, and Google all vying to acquire Waze throughout 2013 Google’s renewed design ethos under Larry Page Ben and David spontaneously agree (surprise) to create on a new category of acquisition for the show  The increasing strategic value of data and data assets as technology enters the age of machine learning  The coming mega trend of autonomous vehicles, and the role Israeli startups are playing in it (including the globalization of startups & innovation) The disruptive power of network and data-based business models Emergence of native as *the* definitive advertising medium on mobile, including ability to close the advertising loop via location-based products and services    The Carve Out Ben: Weezer’s “Summer Elaine and Drunk Dori” on Song Exploder  David: Simon Sinek’s “Start with Why” TED Talk   Followups: None this week… coverage of Instagram Stories to come next time!

Join the Acquired Limited Partner program! https://kimberlite.fm/acquired/ (works best on mobile)   The meta show: Ben and David turn their gaze inward and examine the podcasting industry through E. W. Scripps’ recent acquisitions of the Midroll podcast advertising network and Stitcher podcast client. Featuring discussion of our own product process and metrics at Acquired.    Announcements: We’re pivoting! (not really) Our new show description: A Podcast About Technology Acquisitions That Actually Went Well But we are launching a new feature! Since so many of you, our listeners, are also tech and startup folks and/or other builders, we wanted to create a space to feature cool products, companies and side projects you’re working on. Thus we’re adding a "Community Showcase” section to the show. If you’d like to be included just send us a Slack message or email, and we’ll choose one submission to feature on each show. This episode we’re highlighting BESTR, from community member David Resnick (aka @the_rezonator in Slack), which is an online platform to share lists of great things. Check it out and let David know what you think.    Topics covered include: Top Google search results for “acquired podcast" Midroll’s origins in the comedy podcast Comedy Bang Bang (now an tv show on IFC) and exit last year to Scripps  The structural challenges inherent to podcasting as a medium and the gap between audience size/engagement and industry revenues Opportunities for independent podcasters and our own audience and business metrics at Acquired  Stitcher’s long corporate history as a venture backed company, first acquisition by French music company Deezer, and now second acquisition from Deezer by Scripps Problems with Stitcher as a product and industry reaction to the acquisition including John Gruber's response, Ben Thompson’s article on Stratechery, and Ben & James Allworth's discussion on their excellent podcast Exponent Handicapping Stitcher+Midroll’s chances for success within Scripps, and opportunities for new startups & innovation in the podcasting space Pioneer Square Labs’ own past efforts in the podcasting space and their process for evaluating potential new company ideas  Shoutout to Pocket Casts and our listeners down under    Followups: Twitch: bringing tipping onto the platform with the launch of Cheering + Bits (H/t Slack community member jamesk) Facebook Instant Articles: pour one out for Facebook Paper (developed by the Push Pop Press team) LinkedIn: the hotly anticipated SEC filing detailing all the negotiation drama is now live (scroll down to "Background of the Merger” on p.31)   The Carve Out Ben: Mark Titus, AKA @ClubTrillion is joining the Ringer David: OKR’s and regular goal setting, including great “how to" from GV partner Rick Klau

The Gamesies crew deals with their new parent company (it's Activision). Plus, we wrangle an exclusive interview with Epic Games' Mike Capps. Comedy, suspense, and maybe even a moral lesson, all on Episode 2 of Gamesies! Note that this episode was originally released in early October 2012.

The Gamesies crew deals with their new parent company (it's Activision). Plus, we wrangle an exclusive interview with Epic Games' Mike Capps. Comedy, suspense, and maybe even a moral lesson, all on Episode 2 of Gamesies! Note that this episode was originally released in early October 2012.

The Underground Experience Presents “Uncle Earl On The Town: Community Showcase” Features Include: A SHANTI LOWRY Film “By The Way” Film Screening Presented by Focus Group Entertainment and The Recke Company in Beverly Hills Artists In Music Awards Summer Showcase Presented by Mikey Jayy at House Of Blues in Hollywood Vintage City Productions Presents “PUSH” […] The post “Uncle Earl On The Town: Community Showcase” appeared first on The Uncle Earl.

The Underground Experience Presents “Uncle Earl On The Town: Community Showcase” Features Include: A SHANTI LOWRY Film “By The Way” Film Screening Presented by Focus Group Entertainment and The Recke Company in Beverly Hills Artists In Music Awards Summer Showcase Presented by Mikey Jayy at House Of Blues in Hollywood Vintage City Productions Presents “PUSH” A Romp Through Love, Deception, […] The post “Uncle Earl On The Town: Community Showcase” appeared first on The Uncle Earl.

This week, Community Showcase focuses on education. Scott talks with the Public Education Foundation about an update on Race to the Top and Teach/Here. Also on the program is an interview with the public library about free public library funds and their plans for automation.

This week, Scott talks with the Samaritan Center about "Stock Their Lockers," an effort to collect school supplies for kids. Also on the program is an interview with United Way about a challenge grant to increase teacher effectiveness.

This week, Scott talks with Allied Arts about Pops on the River and with the Chattanooga Theatre Centre about an upcoming production of The Crucible.

This week, Scott talks with the Medical Society and Volunteers in Medicine about medicare payments to doctors and an upcoming golf tournament.

This week Scott Kornblum talks with the Hunter Museum of American Art about its current exhibits and glass sculptures, along with the works of Stephen Ralph Powell. Also on the program is an interview with Helen Johnson from CreateHere about the second phase of STAND: Stand and Deliver.

This week Scott Kornblum features the East Tennessee Symphony Orchestra and Outdoor Chattanooga.

This week Scott Kornblum features River City and the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce.

This week Scott Kornblum features the Friends of Moccasin Bend and the Chattanooga Nature Center.

This week Scott Kornblum features the Public Education Foundation and the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Bicentennial Library.

This week Scott Kornblum features the Samaritan Center and United Way of Chattanooga.

This week Scott Kornblum features Allied Arts and the Chattanooga Theatre Centre.