Podcasts about Cypress College

This episode provides valuable insights into the complex issue of anti-Semitism on college campuses, offering historical context and practical advice for understanding and addressing this critical topic. I speak with Professor David Halahmy, a history professor with 27 years of experience, currently teaching at Cypress College.   In this episode we discuss: Professor Halahmy's Background and his YouTube channel, "History for the Ages." Anti-Semitism on College Campuses Holocaust Education Challenges in College Environments Social Media and Misinformation Recommendations for Parents and Therapists.   Learn about Kesher Shalom here. Sign up for the Kesher Shalom newsletter and private podcast here.  Need continuing education contact hours? If so, then be sure to check out my Podcourses. Check out the other CE courses - Holistic Counseling Bundle, the Art of Breathwork and How to Resolve the Parent Trap!  David's videos: Why is there antisemitism on college campuses: https://youtu.be/TMFzco3jSQM?si=haPaxBOZUasVV9Qr   What is Zionism: https://youtu.be/mjPTziC1c_w?si=zMYvvXB6hsdlBuiF What happened to the Jews in the Arab World: https://youtu.be/CRY9KWywIy8?si=N1bi0wgatXUDp6aW   Playlist that covers the entire history of Israel from Ancient times until today: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLP2fCeCuJMobIICQcXszg_bg349l8wPAd Patreon page: History for the Ages | Fun, interesting, narrative lectures | Patreon   David's facebook page is also called History for the Ages: Facebook   Check out his Teachers Pay Teachers page where he sells his unit studies: David and History for the Ages Teaching Resources | Teachers Pay Teacher Although David sells more of his unit studies directly through his Facebook and email because they are much more expensive on TPT. He suggests going to his TPT site to see what he has availabe and then email him davidandhistoryfortheages@gmail.com and he can give you a better price Have a question you'd like me to answer? Email me: lisa@lisamustard.com or fill out the contact form on my website.  This episode is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Please consult with your therapist or a professional for specific advice related to your situation.

Swen Nater has one of the most unlikely paths to success. He was born in the Netherlands where he spent several years in orphanages. When he came to America as a boy, Swen fell in love with the game of basketball. Despite never playing in high school, he became an All-American at Cypress College, a two-time national champion at UCLA, and he played 12 years professionally. He is the only player in history to lead the ABA and NBA in rebounding. When Swen's playing days were over, he went on to coach Christian Heritage College to a national championship. In this interview, Swen talks about his difficult childhood and the journey that led him to play professional basketball. He shares the leadership lessons he learned from his legendary leader at UCLA – Coach John Wooden. Swen talks about Coach Wooden's approach to time management, giving feedback, discipline, conditioning, and the tremendous care he showed for his players. Swen finishes the interview by talking about the mentorship he received from Coach Wooden in the decades after playing at UCLA. Swen Nater still holds the California Community College single game rebound record at 39. After becoming a community college All-American, Swen played for two undefeated, national championship teams at UCLA. He went on to become the ABA Rookie of the Year, a two-time All Star, and led the league in rebounds and field goal percentage. When he jumped to the NBA, Swen led the league in rebounds, becoming the only player in history win both the ABA and NBA rebounding titles. After playing basketball, Swen Nater became athletic director and head coach at Christian Heritage College where he led the Hawks to a national small college championship. Swen is author of five books including "You Haven't Taught Until They Have Learned.” Swen has been inducted into the Orange County Hall of Fame and The San Diego Hall of Champions Hall of Fame. Swen is currently a buyer for Costco Wholesale.

Gordon Firemark on the Virtual Sessions presented by The DJ Sessions 7/27/23   About Gordon Firemark - Gordon Firemark helps artists, writers, producers and directors achieve their dreams in the fields of theater, film, television and new media.  Since his admission to practice in 1992, he has focused his attention on providing sound practical, legal and strategic advice to his clients so they can make smart deals, grow their businesses, and do great things.   Gordon is  the producer and host of Entertainment Law Update., a podcast for artists and professionals in the entertainment industries. His practice also covers intellectual property, cyberspace, new media and business/corporate matters for clients in the entertainment industry.  He is the author of  The Podcast, Blog and New Media Producer's Legal Survival Guide.   Mr. Firemark served two terms as President of the Board of Directors of The Academy for New Musical Theatre (now renamed New Musicals, Inc.). In the past he has served on the Boards of Governors of The Los Angeles Stage Alliance , (the organization responsible for the annual Ovation Awards for excellence in Theater) and the Beverly Hills Bar Association , where he served as liaison to the Association's Entertainment Law Section (of which he is a former chairman).   He holds a B.A. in Radio, Television and Film from the University of Oregon, and earned his law degree at Southwestern University School of Law. Before opening The Law Offices of Gordon P. Firemark, Mr. Firemark was a partner with the Business Affairs Group, a boutique entertainment law firm in Los Angeles. He has also worked in the legal and business affairs departments at Hanna Barbera Productions and the MGM/UA Worldwide Television Group, and started his legal career as an associate at Neville L. Johnson & Associates, a West L.A.firm specializing in entertainment litigation.   Gordon is an alumnus of the Commercial Theatre Institute, and an accomplished producer of stage plays and musicals.  He serves as CEO of Fierce Theatricals , which produces small cast musicals, cabaret shows and regional tours. He is the founder and chief instructor at Theatre Producer Academy, a one-of-a-kind online training program for those who produce plays and musicals.   He has been involved with the entertainment industry in one way or another since his youth as a sound, lighting, and special effects technician in the theatre. Prior to becoming an attorney, he worked in the television industry, producing and directing live sports telecasts, public affairs programming commercial announcements, documentaries, and industrial videos.   Mr. Firemark has taught courses in Entertainment Law at Columbia College Hollywood; Business Law at Loyola Marymount University;  and  Theatre Law in the innovative Online Entertainment LLM program at Southwestern Law School.  He has also offered courses in Theater Law at Cypress College, and Entrepreneurial Studies at California Institute of the Arts. Mr. Firemark has served as a moderator and featured panelist at seminars sponsored by the Beverly Hills Bar Association, California Lawyers for the Arts,Theatre LA, and the Oregon Artist's Rights Coalition. Hehas also been a guest lecturer at Southwestern University School of Law, Loyola Law School, California Western School of law, UC Irvine, and California State University, Northridge.   About The DJ Sessions - “The DJ Sessions” is a Twitch/Mixcloud "Featured Partner” live streaming/podcast series featuring electronic music DJ's/Producers via live mixes/interviews and streamed/distributed to a global audience. TheDJSessions.com The series constantly places in the “Top Ten” on Twitch Music and the “Top Five” in the “Electronic Music", “DJ", "Dance Music" categories. TDJS is rated in the Top 0.11% of live streaming shows on Twitch out of millions of live streamers. It has also been recognized by Apple twice as a "New and Noteworthy” podcast and featured three times in the Apple Music Store video podcast section. UStream and Livestream have also listed the series as a "Featured" stream on their platforms since its inception. The series is also streamed live to multiple other platforms and hosted on several podcast sites. It has a combined live streaming/podcast audience is over 125,000 viewers per week. With over 2,400 episodes produced over the last 12 years "The DJ Sessions" has featured international artists such as: BT, Youngr, Sevenn, Wuki, Scott Slyter, Simply City, Micke, Netsky, Rich DietZ, Bexxie, Boris, MJ Cole, Flipside, Skeeter, Bissen, Katie Chonacas, Hollaphonic, Lady Waks, Arty/Alpha 9, Miri Ben-Ari, DJ Ruby, DJ Colette, Nima Gorji, Kaspar Tasane, Andy Caldwell, Party Shirt, Plastik Funk, ENDO, John Tejada, Hoss, DJ Sash U, Arkley, Bee Bee, Cozmic Cat, Superstar DJ Keoki, Crystal Waters, Swedish Egil, Martin Eyerer, Dezarate, Maddy O'Neal, Sonic Union, Lea Luna, Belle Humble, Marc Marzenit, AthenaLuv, Maximillian, Inkfish, Kidd Mike, Michael Anthony, They Kiss, Downupright, Harry “the Bigdog” Jamison, DJ Tiger, DJ Aleksandra, 22Bullets, Carlo Astuti, Mr Jammer, Kevin Krissen, Amir Sharara, Coke Beats, Danny Darko, DJ Platurn, Tyler Stone, Chris Coco, Purple Fly, Dan Marciano, Johan Blende, Amber Long, Robot Koch, Robert Babicz, KHAG3, Elohim, Hausman, Jaxx & Vega, Yves V, Ayokay, Leandro Da Silva, The Space Brothers, Jarod Glawe, Jens Lissat, Lotus, Beard-o-Bees, Luke the Knife, Alex Bau, Arroyo Low, Camo & Crooked, ANG, Amon Tobin, Voicians, Florian Kruse, Dave Summit, Bingo Players, Coke Beats, MiMOSA, Drasen, Yves LaRock, Ray Okpara, Lindsey Stirling, Mako, Distinct, Still Life, Saint Kidyaki, Brothers, Heiko Laux, Retroid, Piem, Tocadisco, Nakadia, Protoculture, Sebastian Bronk, Toronto is Broken, Teddy Cream, Mizeyesis, Simon Patterson, Morgan Page, Jes, Cut Chemist, The Him, Judge Jules, DubFX, Thievery Corporation, SNBRN, Bjorn Akesson, Alchimyst, Sander Van Dorn, Rudosa, Hollaphonic, DJs From Mars, GAWP, Somna, David Morales, Roxanne, JB & Scooba, Spektral, Kissy Sell Out, Massimo Vivona, Moullinex, Futuristic Polar Bears, ManyFew, Joe Stone, Reboot, Truncate, Scotty Boy, Doctor Nieman, Jody Wisternoff, Thousand Fingers, Benny Bennasi, Dance Loud, Christopher Lawrence, Oliver Twizt, Ricardo Torres, Patricia Baloge, Alex Harrington, 4 Strings, Sunshine Jones, Elite Force, Revolvr, Kenneth Thomas, Paul Oakenfold, George Acosta, Reid Speed, TyDi, Donald Glaude, Jimbo, Ricardo Torres, Hotel Garuda, Bryn Liedl, Rodg, Kems, Mr. Sam, Steve Aoki, Funtcase, Dirtyloud, Marco Bailey, Dirtmonkey, The Crystal Method, Beltek, Darin Epsilon, Kyau & Albert, Kutski, Vaski, Moguai, Blackliquid, Sunny Lax, Matt Darey, and many more. In addition to featuring international artists TDJS focuses on local talent based on the US West Coast. Hundreds of local DJ's have been featured on the show along with top industry professionals. We have recently launched v3.1 our website that now features our current live streams/past episodes in a much more user-friendly mobile/social environment. In addition to the new site, there is a mobile app (Apple/Android) and VR Nightclubs (VR Chat). About The DJ Sessions Event Services - TDJSES is a 501c3 Non-profit charitable organization that's main purpose is to provide music, art, fashion, dance, and entertainment to local and regional communities via events and video production programming distributed via live and archival viewing. For all press inquiries regarding “The DJ Sessions”, or to schedule an interview with Darran Bruce, please contact us at info@thedjsessions.

Wrapping up his 33rd season as Fullerton College's skipper, Nick Fuscardo has devoted his heart and vast experience to Fullerton College as a coach and educator. In 2013, Fuscardo led the Hornets to an Orange Empire Conference title (32-15 overall, 15-6 OEC) and to the final four CCCAA State Tournament where Fullerton was the state runner-up. In 2015, the Hornets made it to the postseason and swept Cypress College in the first round. In the Super Regionals, Fuscardo's Hornets fell to Santa Barbara City College in a hard-fought series. The 2016 season saw the Hornets making it all the way to the Super Regionals after sweeping the #2 seed Glendale College Vaqueros. FC ended up falling to Cypress College in the Super Regionals in a close two games to one series. Fuscardo locked down his 500th win on a 3-2 come-from-behind 11 inning victory against Allan Hancock College on February 25, 2011. On February 2, 2016, Fuscardo won his 600th game as the Hornet Skipper on opening day at San Diego Mesa College 10-4. Coach Fuscardo also holds the Hornet record for most career wins with 665. It was an 8-3 win on March 18, 2010 against Irvine Valley College that gave Fuscardo his 488th win surpassing the previous mark set by FC Hall of Fame coach Mike Sgobba (487 wins). Fuscardo has led the Hornets to 25 wins or more in seven seasons, including 1988 (30 wins) and 2013 (32 wins - school record). He also has 16 seasons with 20 or more wins with the Hornets. Fuscardo has coached more than 70 players who have been drafted or have signed professional contracts, including New York Mets standout pitcher Steve Trachsel, San Diego Padre catcher Tom Wilson, Mitch Levier to the Oakland A's, and Jose Rojas of the Angles. Other recent draftees include outfielders Shane Carrier (Twins) and Austin O'Banion (Rangers) off the 2016 Hornets. Fuscardo is also proud of two other 2016 grads in Laine Huffman (shortstop for Long Beach State) and Justin Row (2nd Base for the University of South Carolina). More than 200 of Fuscardo's players have gone on to play baseball at the four-year level. Before coming to Fullerton, Fuscardo was the head coach for 13 seasons at nearby Troy High, where he led the Warriors to a 205-68 record, five Freeway League championships and 11 playoff appearances. Fuscardo was offered an assistant position at Cal State Fullerton under Titans Coach Augie Garrido in 1981, but instead, accepted a position as an assistant under Sgobba in 1982. Four years later, he was named the ninth coach in Fullerton's history. Fuscardo has been on the other side of the lines in community college baseball as well. He was the starting second baseman at El Camino College in 1962 and 1964, when he was an All-Metro Conference selection. During the 2004 season, Fuscardo was inducted into El Camino's Athletic Hall of Fame. He attended West Liberty University in West Liberty, West Virginia, where he started at shortstop and earned All-West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors. Coach Fuscardo was also named as the CCCBCA/Victory Athletics Coach of the Year in 2010. Fuscardo earned his bachelor's degree from West Liberty College in physical education and speech in 1968, and later received a Master's degree in Education Administration from Cal State Fullerton. Fuscardo is also an avid golfer and coached the Fullerton College women's golf team to a share of the Orange Empire Conference title in 2000 (Coach of the Year). During that time Hornet Golf had State Golf Championship finalists, including Hye Yoon Jung (1999, 2000) and 2-time finalist, Jeri Costello (2002), He recently served a two-year term as president of the California Community College Women's Golf Association. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/matt-brown57/support

This episode is a keynote I gave at Cypress College where I share strategies for obtaining internships and how to transform your story into a career narrative. Listen until the end for the Q&A session. Visit Aspira Consulting's website for information about our culturally relevant Career Readiness Programs Watch our YouTube channel for career and leadership tips Subscribe to our e-newsletter to receive no BS career and leaderships tips in your in-box

We are happy to welcome Obed Silva to The Hamilton Review Podcast - don't miss Obed's phenomenal story! Obed Silva was born in Chihuahua, Mexico, and grew up in Orange County, California.   Raised by a single mother who was often at work, Obed found comfort in the streets early on in his youth, joining a gang and dropping out of high school at age fourteen. After spending the next few years coming in and out of juvenile institutions, at age seventeen, Obed was shot in the back and left paralyzed from the waist down while participating in a liquor store robbery.  A year later, he found himself in a courtroom facing attempted murder charges for shooting a rival gang member. At the time, he was looking at serving a life sentence in prison. Ultimately, he was sentenced to five years on gang-terms probation. It was during this time that he committed himself to a life of education, earning an associate of arts degree at Cypress College before attending California State University at Los Angeles, where he later earned a bachelor's degree in creative writing and a master's degree in English.   Obed teaches English at East Los Angeles College. The Death of My Father the Pope is the first of his two memoirs to be published. He is currently completing his second memoir, In The Hands of My Mother. How to contact Dr. Bob: Dr. Bob on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChztMVtPCLJkiXvv7H5tpDQ Dr. Bob on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drroberthamilton/ Dr. Bob on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bob.hamilton.1656

Vic the Brick haiku. Cypress College softball coach, Brad Pickler, hops on to talk about issues with the CCCAA. Former USC tight end, Alex Holmes, jumps on to talk about the new 'Tommy Group' collective.

Almost, Maine @ Cypress College - 7.8 out of 10 - Above Average! October 28 - November 6, 2022. www.latheatrebites.com

Jodi talks with David Dodson, candidate for Board of Equalization, District 4. A business graduate from the University of Arizona, David also attended San Diego State University. David's dad served as an Officer in the U.S. Army. David was born at Fort Knox Army Hospital. His uncle and father-in-law served in the U.S. Navy. David proudly served in the United States Coast Guard Reserve. ​ David's mother is a revered teacher at Cypress College. His wife Penny is a Special Education Paraeducator in Capistrano School District. David's sister is a teacher in Los Angeles. His son works as a Paraeducator in the Santa Ana School District and is attending school in Fullerton to become a teacher. David's daughter graduated from the University of Arizona with a Political Science/Natural Resources Degree and currently works at the Berkeley County Animal Shelter. He has been a union member throughout his career with SEIU and ACSS. David always contributed additional dues for union political activity, and he has lobbied with his union at California's State Capital. His wife, mother, brother, sister, son, and daughter are all enthusiastic union members. David loves surfing, hiking and outdoor activities. As an environmentalist, he participates in beach and trail cleanups. Active in his community, David volunteers at schools and kids sports and was a PTA Treasurer. An animal advocate, David and his family have a long tradition of adopting and fostering rescue pets. ​ David lives in Dana Point with his wife Penny where they raised two children. In September 2021, David and Penny became first time grandparents. David is driven to make positive changes to help Californian's current and future generations.Show Notes: Home | David Dodson Candidate for BOE (daviddodson4boe.org) David Dodson (California) - Ballotpedia Democratic Party Embargo of Dodson for Board of Equalization Support is BROKEN!!! | Orange Juice Blog S.F. DA candidate wanted in Nevada (sfgate.com) California Democrats Endorse Convicted, Disbarred 'Slumlord' for State Office (breitbart.com) SactoPolitico probe: Board of Equalization incumbent admits filing false endorsement by NewsomStalker's message to Garrett: No comp, no peace | Las Vegas Review-Journal (reviewjournal.com) Meet the Candidates: Monday, October 17th Fullerton College Room 224/226/228 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. RSVP: https://forms.gle/o3Wor4dN8mWD9MVs5

In this episode of "A Slice of Orange" Jodi talks with David Dodson, a District 4 candidate for the Board of Equalization.A business graduate from the University of Arizona, David also attended San Diego State University. David's dad served as an Officer in the U.S. Army. David was born at Fort Knox Army Hospital. His uncle and father-in-law served in the U.S. Navy. David proudly served in the United States Coast Guard Reserve. ​ David's mother is a revered teacher at Cypress College. His wife Penny is a Special Education Paraeducator in Capistrano School District. David's sister is a teacher in Los Angeles. His son works as a Paraeducator in the Santa Ana School District and is attending school in Fullerton to become a teacher. David's daughter graduated from the University of Arizona with a Political Science/Natural Resources Degree and currently works at the Berkeley County Animal Shelter. He has been a union member throughout his career with SEIU and ACSS. David always contributed additional dues for union political activity, and he has lobbied with his union at California's State Capital. His wife, mother, brother, sister, son, and daughter are all enthusiastic union members. David loves surfing, hiking and outdoor activities. As an environmentalist, he participates in beach and trail cleanups. Active in his community, David volunteers at schools and kids sports and was a PTA Treasurer. An animal advocate, David and his family have a long tradition of adopting and fostering rescue pets. ​ David lives in Dana Point with his wife Penny where they raised two children. In September 2021, David and Penny became first time grandparents. David is driven to make positive changes to help Californian's current and future generations.

Trigger warning: Death, Suicide, Trauma Amy Baxter is a licensed California Funeral Director and Embalmer whose passion is restorative art. She specializes in restoring traumatic cases involving homicides, suicides, and car accident victims. A native of the Central Coast of California, she moved to Southern California in 2004 to earn her degree in Mortuary Science from Cypress College. She is now the proud owner of Baxter Embalming, LLC, through which she provides embalming services to multiple mortuaries throughout Ventura, Los Angeles, and San Bernardino counties. She is also very honored to have embalmed decedents donated to the Willed Donor & Anatomical Gift Program at the University of Southern California, providing medical and dental students with specially preserved cadavers that can be studied for up to 2-4 years. She takes pride in her work. Her business cards read: “Baxter Embalming - The Difference is Measurable.” She states that providing the most beautiful “memory picture” possible is her calling and she can't think of a more meaningful purpose in life. In her very spare free time, Amy enjoys writing and performing stand-up comedy. She has performed at Flapper's, the Improv, was on the California's Funniest Females Tour, and co-created/co-wrote a comedy series about a female run Mortuary. The show is based off her comedy and life as a mortician. Her hope is it will be picked up someday to give people an inside peek at the insane and hilarious experiences she's lived through caring for the dead.

Episode Three of The All-Canadian Podcast, powered by the All-Canadian Sports Network, is ready to go! A third straight guest from the CCAA kicks off the second week of the re-launched show, and it's an interview you won't want to miss. Host Tyler Bennett is joined by guard Johnny Mims (16:50), one of the newest members of the Lakeland College Rustlers Men's Basketball program. The Los Angeles native joined the show to discuss his basketball career, the challenges he's had to overcome, and what he's most looking forward to with the Lakeland College Men's Basketball program. Off the top, Bennett launches the first instalment of the All-Canadian Sports Network Mailbag feature, discussing a newly-submitted question at the start of each episode. This week's question focuses on advice for someone who is looking to break into the realm of U SPORTS and CCAA from an employment standpoint. From there, Mims takes us through the ups and downs of his high school and post-secondary career. With stops at Cypress College and Rio Hondo College along the way, Mims details the obstacles and challenges he had to overcome. He details how he almost quit basketball altogether after a brief stint at Texas College, but a conversation with a close friend kept him in the game, and how he's headed to Lakeland College in September. -- Be sure to FOLLOW the All-Canadian Sports Network on all social media accounts for All-Canadian Coverage, All The Time: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allcanadiansportsnetwork/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AllCdnSportsNet Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allcanadiansportsnetwork

Al Jabbar is a candidate for Anaheim City Council, District 3 and currently serves on the Anaheim Union High Board of Trustees. As a Cypress College student, he served on the North Orange County Community College Board as a student trustee.Jabbar currently serves as Deputy Chief of Staff to Supervisor Doug Chaffee, where he has directed more county resources to help Anaheim address health care and transportation needs. He also served Anaheim as a Cultural & Heritage Commissioner for seven years, helping promote the arts and several cultural events within the city.An active member in the progressive movement, Al served as a board member of the Orange County Employees Association and the Orange County Young Democrats. As the former president of the Sri Lanka Muslim Association of California, he was instrumental in providing aid to Tsunami victims and other relief.

Gordon P. Firemark, Esq, is known as The Podcast Lawyer™. Our Guest practices Entertainment, Media & Business Law in Los Angeles, California. Gordon Firemark helps artists, writers, producers and directors achieve their dreams in the fields of theater, film, television and new media. Since his admission to practice in 1992, he has focused his attention on providing sound practical, legal and strategic advice to his clients so they can make smart deals, grow their businesses, and do great things. Gordon is the producer and host of Entertainment Law Update., a podcast for artists and professionals in the entertainment industries. His practice also covers intellectual property, cyberspace, new media and business/corporate matters for clients in the entertainment industry. He is the author of The Podcast, Blog and New Media Producer's Legal Survival Guide.Mr. Firemark served two terms as President of the Board of Directors of The Academy for New Musical Theatre (now renamed New Musicals, Inc.). In the past he has served on the Boards of Governors of The Los Angeles Stage Alliance , (the organization responsible for the annual Ovation Awards for excellence in Theater) and the Beverly Hills Bar Association , where he served as liason to the Association's Entertainment Law Section (of which he is a former chairman).He holds a B.A. in Radio, Television and Film from the University of Oregon, and earned his law degree at Southwestern University School of Law. Before opening The Law Offices of Gordon P. Firemark, Mr. Firemark was a partner with the Business Affairs Group, a boutique entertainment law firm in Los Angeles. He has also worked in the legal and business affairs departments at Hanna Barbera Productions and the MGM/UA Worldwide Television Group, and started his legal career as an associate at Neville L. Johnson & Associates, a West L.A.firm specializing in entertainment litigation.Gordon is an alumnus of the Commercial Theatre Institute, and an accomplished producer of stage plays and musicals. He serves as CEO of Fierce Theatricals , which produces small cast musicals, cabaret shows and regional tours. He is the founder and chief instructor at Theatre Producer Academy, a one-of-a-kind online training program for those who produce plays and musicals. He has been involved with the entertainment industry in one way or another since his youth as a sound, lighting, and special effects technician in the theatre. Prior to becoming an attorney, he worked in the television industry, producing and directing live sports telecasts, public affairs programming commercial announcements, documentaries, and industrial videos.Mr. Firemark has taught courses in Entertainment Law at Columbia College Hollywood; Business Law at Loyola Marymount University; and Theatre Law in the innovative Online Entertainment LLM program at Southwestern Law School. He has also offered courses in Theater Law at Cypress College, and Entrepreneurial Studies at California Institute of the Arts. Mr. Firemark has served as a moderator and featured panelist at seminars sponsored by the Beverly Hills Bar Association, California Lawyers for the Arts,Theatre LA, and the Oregon Artist's Rights Coalition. Hehas also been a guest lecturer at Southwestern University School of Law, Loyola Law School, California Western School of law, UC Irvine, and California State University, Northridge.Guest Website: http://gordonfiremark.comYou can see Gordon live each Thursdays Pacific on The Podcast Lawyer™ Live on Facebook.

Guest is assistant coach and recruiting coordinator Josh Belovsky who most recently served as the West Coast Regional Supervisor for the Milwaukee Brewers. As a college baseball player, Belovsky started at Cypress College and eventually would go to Texas Tech and the University of Kansas. He played professionally mainly within the Boston Red Sox organization and advanced to play for the Trenton Thunder, the Red Sox Double-A affiliate.Belovsky got his coaching start at Cypress College in 2001 where he served as the pitching coach and recruiting coordinator. He moved over to Orange Coast College where he filled the same role as pitching coach and recruiting coordinator from 2002-2006. In 2005, he also served as the associate head coach at OCC. Josh made the jump to professional scouting in 2006 with the Colorado Rockies organization as an associate scout before joining the Brewers as the Southern California and Hawaii area scout. In 2016 he was named the Brewers West Coast Regional Supervisor.Belovsky was named Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator by Head Coach Jason Dietrich in early August. Highlights include:

Our dear friend, and Top 10 Pickleball Pro, Michelle Esquivel joins us on the podcast today!  Whether it's due to her incredible teaching skills, her passion for pickleball, or her infectious laugh it's no mystery why Michelle is considered a fan favorite. Listen in for tips on the best way to return to the court after an injury, the story of how The Ultimate Pickleball Academy got started, how to know which event is right for you at a tournament, and how to be the best doubles partner you can be. You don't want to miss this one, Pretty Picklers!  About Michelle:  Michelle Esquivel is Top 10 Pickleball Pro, IPTPA certified instructor, and Co-Director of Ultimate Pickleball Academy  In 2015, Michelle was introduced to Pickleball and within a few years, she decided to teach and play Pickleball Full time professionally. Since then, Esquivel has medaled in singles and doubles at several Major Professional Pickleball tournaments including PPA events, APP events, US Open, and Nationals.  She graduated from Concordia University, Irvine on a full tennis scholarship with a BA in Exercise Sports Science with an Emphasis in Teaching and Coaching.  After graduating, she became a USPTA instructor at Matchpoint Tennis Academy and collegiate tennis coach at Cypress College. She later obtained her Master's Degree in Physical Education at Azusa Pacific University and began teaching Kinesiology classes at the community college level.  Michelle established herself in the Pickleball community as one of the top instructors in the game and has experience teaching with EngagePickleball Camps, LevelUp, Pickleball Getaways, and Suncoast Pickleball Academy. Her passion and love for the sport have made her a fan favorite. She's made appearances as a live commentator for several professional pickleball events and has also been featured as a guest on several podcast pickleball shows.  Resources Mentioned: Follow Michelle on https://www.instagram.com/_michelle_pb_/?hl=en (Instagram) Check out the http://ultimatepickleballacademy.com/ (Ultimate Pickleball Academy) Shop Michelle's line at https://www.fayeandflorie.com/pickleball/ (Faye + Florie!) Learn more about https://www.prettypicklers.com/ (The Pretty Picklers) Follow The Pretty Picklers on https://www.instagram.com/prettypicklers/ (IG @PrettyPicklers ) Connect with The Pretty Picklers https://www.facebook.com/prettypicklers (on Facebook!)

This week, IDA Hall of Fame inductee Ed Terwilliger is Renny's guest on the Renny Doyle Podcast.  Ed has been a member of the International Detailing Association since its inception and has been a passionate promoter of detailing since the late 1960's. He began his professional detailing career in 1971 teaching auto detailing at Buena Park High School in Buena Park, CA. About 30 years later in 2000, Ed began teaching auto detailing at Cypress College in Cypress, CA. This past year, Ed was inducted into the IDA Hall of Fame, and he recently retired from his 50 year teaching career. If you have questions or comments about the show, please email Chris@DetailingSuccess.com. Make sure you tell some friends about the show to help spread the word. Share, share, share! You can also find Both Renny and Chris on Instagram at @rennydoyle and @chriswoolman_detailer.    

Corbin Carson with latest on a Cypress College professor receiving online threats. NBC cancels next year’s Golden Globes for lack of diversity.

Corbin Carson with latest on a Cypress College professor receiving online threats. NBC cancels next year's Golden Globes for lack of diversity.

As Charlie takes a much-needed & well-deserved break from his daily grind, Producer Andrew takes the reins with an important analysis of Joe Biden & the Democrats' proposed education reforms. He walks through the motivation behind why tyrants always want to take over the education of children, and how the plans coming from AOC & Joe Biden are following that pattern. Next, an important update out of California regarding the Cypress College student who was berated by a rapid, anti-police professor last week. And finally, some good news—perhaps the public just isn't buying the new religion of wokeism. A new poll seems to indicate just how extensive the left's messaging failure may be. Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/support See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We discuss the California professor, at Cypress College who began berating student on a Zoom when he called police "heroes." The danger of picking a side with politics. Post Secondary debt, and the cost of living in California.

"In science it often happens that scientists say, "You know that's a really good argument; my position is mistaken," and then they actually change their minds and you never hear that old view from them again. They really do it. It doesn't happen as often as it should, because scientists are human and change is sometimes painful. But it happens every day. I cannot recall the last time something like that has happened in politics or religion."  -Karl Sagan A professor at Cypress College in California berated her student for a pro-police view.  She said some nonsense -- and I mean real nonsense since it was false but had it been true it wouldn't have meant anything. It got me thinking about dumb arguments I hear both for good and for bad things. For example, a BLM supporter once murdered five Dallas police officers.  But this is not a good argument that BLM is evil.  No organization is accurately defined by its worst element. “Mudslinging - In politics, anything bad the opponent says about our candidate; in contrast, when our candidate does this, it is called 'making a good point.”  –Richard Turner

In this episode of ABL Live, we covered a variety of topics including the NYC woman who killed a police officer on a drunk hit-and-run after taping her anti-police podcast, the family of Ma'Khia Bryant coming out in full force for a press conference with their lawyer potentially seeking legal action, Joy Behar attempting to educate Tim Scott about racism in America, the professor at Cypress College in Los Angeles who argued with her student on a zoom call about the origin and importance of police in America, the contact-tracing app that suffered a data breach compromising 72,000 people's information, and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anthony-logan/support

CBS 2's David Goldstein comes on the show to discuss his latest investigative report on trailers meant for the homeless being found empty. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis immediately suspended any remaining COVID-19 restrictions in his state. An update on the Cypress College teacher who got into a back and forth with a student over police and cancel culture.

Today, Rich discusses the shift in American culture.  Then, an unidentified adjunct professor at Cypress College berated 19 year-old Braden Ellis because he said cops were heroes. She since been placed on leave. Plus, former White House Advisor to President Trump, Andrew Giuliani, gives us the play-by-play of the unconstitutional FBI raid on Rudy Giuliani’s iPad and cellphone, as well as his aspirations to run for Governor of New York. Comment and follow on Facebook, Twitter, and Parler or visit us at RichValdes.com.

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Today, Rich discusses the shift in American culture.  Then, an unidentified adjunct professor at Cypress College berated 19 year-old Braden Ellis because he said cops were heroes. She since been placed on leave. Plus, former White House Advisor to Presid

Reporter Alex Stone joins the show to talk about the reopening of the Happiest Place on Earth. India continues to struggle with COVID-19 with a record-breaking amount of cases. The CDC is examining side effects from the vaccine. A professor at Cypress College debated a student on whether or not the police are essential. There was a stampede at a festival in Northern Israel following a stage collapse.

Its finally Friday and topics tackled today include....Over 90 people found in possible human smuggling case, some with Covid-19 symptoms, in Houston.; A Cypress College student in California was berated by his professor for arguing that police are heroes.; President Biden's first address to Congress was watched by many around the country but found its largest audience in San Antonio but some are saying that SA residents were glued to their TVs that night because of severe weather.; On the JR poll, "Who has your vote for mayor...Nirenberg, Brockhouse or other?" And its Friday and another serving of "The Dish" is brought to your dinner table.

We discuss Prop B on the ballot tomorrow on Voting Day, the FDA is pushing to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars, and a professor at Cypress College in Southern California berated a student during a Zoom class for calling the police “heroes.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Coronado is an old soul, a true newspaper man. He’s covered the news for small local papers and traveled half way around the world to cover the war in the middle east. Now a professor at Cypress College he’s teaching the next generation of journalist on how to cover the next big story and the smallest ones as well. Michael and I talk about journalism, mustaches and Land Rovers. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matt-brown57/support

Against all odds, Swen never quit believing in his dream of playing in the NBA. I hope you enjoy Swen's inspiring message about believing, putting in the work, and focusing on dreams we want to achieve. He even shares some dark times as he discusses the death of his daughter and living in being physically and verbally abused by his Step Dad. This is a powerful message, I hope you enjoy! Born in the Netherlands, Swen Nater immigrated to the United States at age nine through a series of events that ended on the Hollywood stage where Swen and his sister, Renee, were reunited with their parents and little brother, Ibo, on national television. Swen had never seen a basketball until he came to the US. As a junior in high school and the second-tallest student in the school at 6'4”, Swen tried out for the basketball team and was cut. He didn't try out as a senior. Grown to 6'9 and attending Cypress College, California, Swen again attempted to make the team and this time he was successful. However, he didn't play much his freshman year. But, after a lot of hard off-season work, Swen became a Community College All America, player of the conference, leading rebounder in the state setting a record of 39 (still a California record) in one game, and numerous other honors, the greatest of which was a scholarship offer to UCLA where John Wooden was head coach and they had already won six national championships. While with the Bruins, Swen played behind the great Bill Walton and saw limited playing time, two minutes per game. However, impressive performances at the Olympic trials and the Pizza Hut All Star Game resulted in Swen becoming the only player ever to have not started a college game and yet be drafted in the first round of the NBA. Swen chose the ABA, became Rookie of the Year, a two-time all star, and led the league in field goal percentage and rebounding. After three seasons, the ABA merged into the NBA and he jumped to the Milwaukee Bucks where he set an all-time record (still standing) for defensive rebounds in half a game at 18. He also pulled down 33 rebounds that game, still a Milwaukee Bucks record, and scored 30 points. That put him into the NBA's “30-30 Club,” in which there are only six members. Swen was traded to the Buffalo Braves for the first pick in the draft. After a year, the Braves moved to San Diego and became the Clippers where Swen led the NBA in rebounds and set the team record for double-doubles (double-digit point and rebounds in the same game) in a season. Swen is the only player that led both the ABA and NBA in rebounding. When traded to the Los Angeles Lakers, Swen backed up Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and the team played in the NBA finals against the Celtics. After his basketball career, Swen Nater became head basketball coach at San Diego Christian College where he led his team to the NCCAA national championship. Next, he took a management position at the corporate office of Costco Wholesale in Washington Swen Nater knows how to personally connect with an audience. Through humor, wit, poetry, and personal stories, Swen motivates, encourages, and empowers others to fully realize their potential. If you want the very best for your team, Swen is the ticket. ​Swen is married to Wendy Ghiora, has two daughters, and proud “Papa” to two grandsons. Oh, yes, another grandchild is on the way.  Swen, thank you for joining me and sharing your message with us. You are an amazing man and I wish you and your family all the best possible! If you are interested in hiring Swen to speak to your company, association, etc... Please visit his website to learn more. Also he has authored several books that you can locate on his site as well. https://www.swennater.me/home.html  

Join us for this great ride as we learn about Ricardo's emergence in the custom car scene and his great story as a 3rd generation car fabricator. Check out this video as Richard takes us into his shop to see all of the cool stuff him and his team are working on like a 56 Chevy Truck for his wife named "Monik", a 59 Chevy and a 64 Mustang. Ricardo owns and operates "Customs By Lopez" in Southern California in Los Angeles and makes some of the most incredible custom muscle cars in the world! Ricardo's story is a fascinating one as he immigrated to the US from Mexico in the 90s with his brother to pursue the American dream fabricating cars. He started his business in his garage along with his brother in 2002. He got his AA degree in Automotive Management Administration at Cypress College in So Cal and as they say, “the rest is history”. Since then, a string of honors and recognition has come his way from notable shows such as Top 40 SEMA's Battle of the Builders with his Hellanor Mustang, Good Guys Best Truck, Best of Show for 3 consecutive years at the Boyd Coddington Show and Drivers Best for his VW Bug in 2000. His rides have been featured in 50 plus magazine features with numerous covers to his credit.

Donny Jackson is an award winning,  LA based, freelance lighting designer.  Stacy met him working on a number of shows at the Long Beach Playhouse, where he has been for 8 years.  He is currently an Ovation Awards Judge with LA Stage Alliance, the head of Technical Theatre and Design at Cypress College, as well as still freelancing! To learn more about Donny, please visit: https://www.donnyjackson.com/ To learn more about the Long Beach Playhouse, please visit: https://lbplayhouse.org/   Attribution: ----more---- Logo: Ritzy Remix font by Nick Curtis - www.nicksfonts.com Music and Soundcello_tuning by flcellogrl / Licence: CC BY 3.0freesound.org/people/flcellogrl/sounds/195138/ Flute Play C - 08 by cms4f / Licence: CC0 1.0freesound.org/people/cms4f/sounds/159123/ "Danse Macabre - Violin Hook" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) / Licence: CC BY 3.0 LicensesCC BY 3.0 - creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/CC0 1.0 - http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/  

Episode 17 of The Mental Game Podcast features former NBA and ABA star Swen Nater. Nater won two championships playing for the great John Wooden at UCLA. Now an author and motivational speaker, the Dutchman heeded Wooden's famous philosophy while serving as a practice player behind Bill Walton. Nater was born in the Netherlands and immigrated to the U.S. as a nine-year-old. Before stepping on American soil, he had never seen a basketball. Nater didn't play in high school after being cut his junior season but subsequently catapulted to All-American heights at Cypress College in California. After Nater's dominant season at Cypress, Wooden recruited the big man to UCLA, telling Nater he wouldn't play but that he'd learn, practice and make it to the pros. Nater then became the only player to never start a college game but wind up as a first-round NBA Draft selection. He played 12 professional seasons. On the podcast, Nater reflects on the myriad teachings of John Wooden, including the Hall-of-Famer's legendary attention to detail and high-octane practices. Also a former sports psychology professor, Nater delves into how each of us can apply Wooden's philosophy to our own lives. The Mental Game podcast is produced by Sam Brief and music is courtesy of David Brief and Channel J. You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and Stitcher. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sam-brief/support

This week, Superintendent Matsuda interviews Henry Hua. Mr. Hua has more than 20 years of experience in systems analysis and programming for educational districts and industrial global corporations. He has extensive leadership experience in Smart classroom technology and on-line distance learning, with a strong background in educational technology management in information security. Henry has 15 Years of experience in teaching Vocational Education in the Community College framework in major programming languages, operating hardware and software security, with an emphasis in Database security configurations. Henry Hua is currently the Dean of Business and CIS at Cypress College where he leads the Cybersecurity Program, Cyber Patriots, and Dual Enrollment / Educational Partnerships Program.

Wes McCurtis was named Cypress College’s Athletic Director in 2019 after serving four years as the Sports Information Director for the Chargers. As Athletic Director, Wes oversees all aspects of Cypress College’s 14 intercollegiate programs and provides support for nearly 300 student-athletes. Tune in to our all-new series chatting to College Athletic Directors from around the USA about the state of Nil. Socials: Instagram ➭ https://www.instagram.com/sportsfinda/ Twitter ➭ https://twitter.com/Sportsfinda TikTok ➭ @Sportsfinda Facebook ➭ https://www.facebook.com/Sportsfinda Business Inquiries ➭ support@sportsfinda.com Website ➭ https://sportsfinda.com/

Episode 6 of AUHSD Future Talks features Dr. JoAnna Schilling, who has been President at Cypress College since 2017. She began her career in community colleges as Dean of Arts and Cultural Programs at Rio Hondo College and went on to serve as Vice President of Academic Affairs at both Cerritos and Rio Hondo Colleges. Dr. Schilling currently serves on the statewide Affordability, Food & Housing Access Task Force, and has previously served on the California Chief Instructional Officers Executive Board, and as co-chair of the CCCCO Curriculum Inventory project. Dr. Schilling has published articles in the Community College Journal of Research and Practice, Community College Enterprise, and Management Learning, in addition to being the author of three Dog Lover Companion books for Perseus Books. She has a doctorate in education from Oregon State University, and MFA in playwriting from Carnegie Mellon University, and a BA in English from Smith College.

#039 Neil Patel became one of the most famous brands in Digital Marketing, fast...How does he use his Origin Story in his marketing?And can his Origin Story be made much MUCH better?Listen to notice the nuances, tips, and nuggets.Plus, a surprise inside!Podcast Music: THBD - Good For YouSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/StoryBonding)

Overcoming Adversity- Episode 99 August 1, 2020   We are showing how there is always hope, no matter where you are in your life on the latest show of The Cure with guest Anthony Brown with CARE DD, who is sharing his incredible story of amazing grit, perseverance and triumph despite great adversity, suffering and homelessness only to turn around and start making difference by helping others.   The Cure Radio™ live talk syndicated radio show and live-streamed podcast is hosted by Aimee Cabo and offers a platform of hope to anyone who has experienced or is currently experiencing domestic violence, abuse, trauma, mental health, or other challenges that affect your life. It's a place to find comfort, knowledge, strategies, answers, hope, and love, and so much more, all while you are healing your wounds and knowing that you are loved and not alone.   Join Aimee and her professional guests live on The Cure with Aimee Cabo Video Podcast  every Saturday at 1 PM EST recorded during the live radio show. The radio show is streaming through satellite on more than 130 radio stations in the USA and available internationally and then on Sirius XM Channel 131 on Sunday at 5 pm ET. Please listen and subscribe to the show and then share the show with others. Enjoy weekly contests, knowledgeable guests, and a few laughs.   It's then available after as an Audio Podcast heard on most podcast platforms. You can find information about the show and past guests bios by visiting the RADIO SHOW PAGE. Aimee hopes that anyone who has suffered abuse of any kind, have experienced any traumas or walked a moment in similar shoes, will find inspiration in these pages, and hope that love and truth will ultimately prevail. Please subscribe and share this podcast. HOSTS: Aimee Cabo Nikolov is a Cuban American who has lived most of her life in Miami. After many years of healing, finding love, raising a family and evolving her relationship with God, Aimee's true grit and courage led her to pen an honest, thought-provoking memoir. Years of abuse became overshadowed with years of happiness and unconditional love. Now Aimee is the president of IMIC Research, a medical research company, a speaker, syndicated radio host and focused on helping others. You can read more about Aimee by visiting her website. Dr. Boris Nikolov is the CEO of Neuroscience Clinic. You can read more about Dr. Nikolov and the work he is doing by visiting his website.   GUESTS: Anthony Brown is the founder and director of Coordinating & Assisting Recovery Environments located in Tustin, California. Since 1999, Anthony’s passion has been focused on providing specialized treatment for individuals who suffer with a mental illness combined with a substance use disorder. Anthony is a graduate of Cypress College where he received his Associate’s Degree in Science related to Psychiatric Technology in 2003 and became a Licensed Psychiatric Technician in 2004. In pursuit of higher education, Anthony attended Santa Ana College where he received his Associate’s Degree in Science and became a Registered Nurse in 2011 and then raised to Director of Nursing at a Psychiatric hospital. In 2013, Anthony introduced Coordinating & Assisting Recovery Environments (C.A.R.E.) as a community based recovery program. He is the author of the life changing book “From Park Bench to Park Avenue.” You can read more about Anthony Brown and his book - From Park Bench to Park Avenue here. 

The past two-three weeks three Division 1 baseball players have been training in our facility after their season was cut short due to Covid19.  A big thing for me as a coach and a father, these guys have made such a big impact on the younger players that are in our facility right now.  They might not know it, but the kids are constantly talking on the way home or to the facilities about them and asking if they are going to be there again.   The big thing that we talk about in our program is that everybody has a dream, but you have to understand and see what that dream looks like.  Our kids in our program right now are getting the opportunity to see what that dream looks like by training with these D1 ball players. They are making such an impact on the kids training here and will be able to make an impact on kids throughout the country.   Chase Sebby is a fifth year graduate student.  He plays catcher at Ball State University in Indiana.  Aaron Simpson is a senior outfielder at Ball State University. Justin Simpson played baseball the past two years at Golden West Junior College and next spring he will be playing with Central Michigan University.  He is a middle outfielder.    Show Notes: [01:24] The big thing that we talk about in our program is that everybody has a dream, but you have to understand and see what that dream looks like. [02:04] Chase Sebby is a fifth year graduate student playing catcher at Ball State University.   [02:14] Aaron Simpson is a senior outfielder at Ball State University.   [02:22] Justin Simpson played baseball the past two years at Golden West Junior College and next spring he will be playing with Central Michigan University.  He is a middle outfielder.  [03:01] They each share about their baseball journey from their youth all the way to college.   [04:04] Chase always loved baseball growing up.  He always put his all into it and was hard working.   [05:16] Chase struggled with hitting, but he could always catch.   [05:42] Aaron started playing baseball very early in life.  His uncle played for the Dodgers and Angels.   [07:01] Aaron has been around baseball his whole life and he loves it.    [08:41] Justin also remembers growing up hitting at a very young age.   [09:21] Almost his whole life he was playing two years up with his brother Aaron.    [10:49] The competition in the house helped them both push to be better.   [12:45] They preached to the kids that everyone has a dream.  Jason wants them to understand what that dream looks like.   [14:02] Baseball is a great sport because you don’t have to be big.    [14:49] How did you get to the D1 level?  [17:24] Chase moved from St. John’s University to Cypress College.  Chase started opening day and became the starter for them.   He almost hung up his cleats twice to put his degree first when Ball State called needing a catcher.   [19:06] Everyone thinks it is easy, but to play at the D1 level is tough.   [20:14] Aaron played multiple sports in high school.  At the end of the season of his senior year, USD contacted him and he went as a walk-on.  After a year in a half he transferred to Cypress College.  Ball State reached out to him and he committed at his visit.   [25:34] Justin was a switch-hitter in high school.  His senior year things really started clicking.  He started his college baseball career at Golden West University and will be playing ball next spring at Central Michigan University.   [30:03] If you play well in the OEC you get out. Junior college baseball helps you to get looked at more than high school.     [32:27] It is a process.  Everyone is going to develop at different times and bloom at different times.   [33:21] If you are a late bloomer, just because you have to go to a junior college don’t think that you’re not good enough or your baseball career is over.  Set your goals high, but if it is not D1 right out of high school, don’t give up and keep working.   [34:27] Chase is very passionate about going the junior college route.  If he had to change something he would go straight to junior college, because he would have saved a lot of money, gotten the same experience or better and set himself up better for his future.   [37:01] Aaron wishes he knew more about his swing earlier in his college career.  If he could do it all over again he would go the junior college route because of all the options available.  Junior college players get a lot of attention from D1 schools.   [39:21] When you go the junior college route you give yourself the opportunity to go better than you could out of high school.  You give yourself the opportunity to train and get stronger.   [40:59] Giving yourself a couple years to go to a JC especially if it is close to your house, gives you extra time to mature and grow and sets you up for success down the line.   [43:28] College coaches want to know how you are as a person. They want to know that you have a good attitude and play hard.   [45:12] They share their advice with the younger generation.   [45:22] Go to junior college.  Don’t burn yourself out when you're a kid. Have fun!  [45:59] Hit the weight room and grind.  Learn about yourself.  Don’t ever take your foot off the gas and keep working hard.   [47:41] If you truly put yourself in the weight room and work hard it can do wonders for you.   [50:18] Model yourself after these baseball players. It is more than baseball.   [52:21] Get good grades.  If you don’t get good grades you're not going to a good school.     Links and Resources: Train More Play Less Website Train More Play Less on Instagram Train More Play Less on YouTube Train More Play Less on Facebook Train More Play Less Podcast Ball State Baseball on Instagram Central Michigan University Baseball on Instagram

Cypress College Head Coach Anthony Hutting joins the show to discuss the impact his baseball mentors have had on his rapid rise in the coaching ranks, the benefits of playing JC baseball, and recruiting to that level and all things Chargers Baseball. #ShapeTheState #BeSeen

Continuing our Father-Son Miniseries, we speak with Scott and Jeff Pickler. Scott is an ABCA and Cape League Hall of Famer who is most well known as head coach at Cypress College and the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox. Jeff played for Scott at Cypress College in 1996 for one season and then transferred to the University of Tennessee, where he was the 1998 Southeastern Conference Player of the Year. He played in the minors for eight seasons, was a pro scout with the Arizona Diamondbacks and coached under Andy Lopez at Arizona and one summer with his dad at Yarmouth-Dennis. He is currently on the Cincinnatti Reds Major League coaching staff.

Continuing our Father-Son Miniseries, we speak with Scott and Jeff Pickler. Scott is an ABCA and Cape League Hall of Famer who is most well known as head coach at Cypress College and the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox. Jeff played for Scott at Cypress College in 1996 for one season and then transferred to the University of Tennessee, where he was the 1998 Southeastern Conference Player of the Year. He played in the minors for eight seasons, was a pro scout with the Arizona Diamondbacks and coached under Andy Lopez at Arizona and one summer with his dad at Yarmouth-Dennis. He is currently on the Cincinnatti Reds Major League coaching staff.

Continuing our Father-Son Miniseries, we speak with Scott and Jeff Pickler. Scott is an ABCA and Cape League Hall of Famer who is most well known as head coach at Cypress College and the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox. Jeff played for Scott at Cypress College in 1996 for one season and then transferred to the University of Tennessee, where he was the 1998 Southeastern Conference Player of the Year. He played in the minors for eight seasons, was a pro scout with the Arizona Diamondbacks and coached under Andy Lopez at Arizona and one summer with his dad at Yarmouth-Dennis. He is currently on the Cincinnatti Reds Major League coaching staff.

Guest: Associate Head Coach and recruiting coordinator, Sergio Brown. Sergio joined the Titans in July 2019 after coaching at the University of Arizona for four years. Coach Brown is currently in his third go around with Titan Baseball having served on the staff in 2001-03 and 2007-10. He also was a member of the 1995 Titan Baseball team that won the National Championship, the third of the four national championships for Cal State Fullerton.As the recruiting coordinator at Fullerton in 2009, Coach Brown reeled in the nation's fifth-best recruiting class. In 2010, his group was ranked eighth and in 2008 it was tabbed 14th nationally. Some notable names from those recruiting classes Coach Brown was able to convince to come to Cal State Fullerton include current Major Leaguers Matt Chapman, JD Davis and Michael Lorenzen.Before returning to Fullerton's campus last summer, Brown spent four seasons in Tucson coaching under Jay Johnson at the University of Arizona. Brown's second recruiting class at U of A in 2016 was ranked No. 4 in the nation by Collegiate Baseball. Brown's 2018 recruiting class was ranked No. 3 in the country by Collegiate Baseball. The 2020 Arizona Wildcats, stacked with four years worth of recruits that Brown brought to Tucson, had a 10 - 5 record before the COVID-19 pandemic brought the college baseball season to a halt. Based on his recruiting success at Arizona and at Fullerton, it is no wonder why Titan Baseball fans were beyond excited with the announcement he will return to campus as recruiting coordinator and Associate Head Coach.In this conversation with Sergio Brown, we discuss the incoming freshman class of eight high school seniors that have signed national letters of intent. Coach Brown shares his path through youth baseball and eventually transferring to Fullerton, cutting his teeth in coaching under Scott Pickler at Cypress College and what he learned from other notable coaches in playing under Augie Garrido and coaching for Dave Serrano and Jay Johnson. Make sure to stay through the end to hear Coach Brown give a preview of what to expect out of his first recruiting class now that he is back at Cal State Fullerton.▶️ Make sure to visit our website: https://www.calstateomaha.com/▶️ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CalStateOmaha▶️ Follow Sergio Brown on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CSFCoachBrown▶️ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calstateomaha/▶️ Suggest a guest: CalStateOmaha@Gmail.com

On this week's episode, our guest is Ren D'Anelli. Ren D'Anelli is a film maker who started making short films in Cypress College and eventually created a business of her own. Michael and Jonathan ask her about her journey from starting off as a sou-chef to owning her own film company. Ren talks of her love of directing and what her future goals are as a film maker. You can follow Ren D'Anelli on Instagram www.instagram.com/rendanellifilmsor visit her website at: www.rendanellifilms.comFollow Bokeh Time Podcastwww.instagram.com/bokehtimepod Follow Co-Host Jonathan Orozcowww.instagram.com/theshakeandbakeFollow Host Michael Ballesteroswww.instagram.com/mikeballesterosphoto

Welcome back to The Football Amateur Show! On this episode, we welcome a former Student-Athlete, Tony Alcala! Tony has played for numerous collegiate teams, including Cypress College, Santa Ana College and Northwestern Christian University in Eugene, Oregon. He has participated in the NAIA as well as the NJCAA. In this interview, we discuss the ins and outs of Community College Soccer and its divisions, the NAIA and how it compares to NCAA, and discuss the passion he has for supporting our community. If you have ever been interested in learning more about the Community College system and the NAIA, or if you love Soccer in general, then this interview is for you! If you are interested in learning more about Tony Alcala or interested in contacting him for advice or other opportunities, follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tu_tony/! Chilena video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAJLjSC90g4 Communities you should follow: Venice Beach FC: https://www.instagram.com/vb.fc/ Bola: https://www.instagram.com/bola.inittowinit/ Street Soccer Company: https://www.instagram.com/streetsoccercompany/ Outbreak Soccer: https://www.instagram.com/outbreaksoccer/ BP6 Elite Training: https://www.instagram.com/bp6elite/ Defo LB: https://www.instagram.com/defo.lb/ If there is something that you would like us to discuss or debate on, or if you have any feedback, DM us on our Instagram @the.fa.show or send us an email @ footballah.podcast@gmail.com! And do not forget to follow our amazing crew! Producer | Alfonso Castaneda : @alfonsoc.96 Producer | Tristen Mancilla: @brownimator Host | Michael Mildner: @michael_mildner Artist | Claire Sum: @claireisawesum Composer | Jeremy Fields: @jeremy._field Social Media | Andrea Ambriz-Alvarez: @andrealikesmovies Follow us: @the.fa.show Lastly! Do not forget to leave us a 5 star review on iTunes! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/football-amateur-show/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/football-amateur-show/support

Welcome to Episode 212 of the No Quit Living Podcast. NQL is a personal development podcast designed to help you achieve your goals and desires. Whether you found us from Forbes, Inc Magazine, CEO Magazine, CIO, New Theory, or elsewhere, we're thrilled you are listening. Through hearing the inspiring stories and tips from the greats, we will all find it easier to stay motivated. MARK EATON is a successful, award-winning motivational speaker, entrepreneur and best selling author of The Four Commitments of a Winning Team, who has earned the coveted CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) designation, the speaking profession’s highest international measure of professional competence. He has spoken to numerous world-class organizations including IBM, FedEx, Phillips 66, Caesars Entertainment, T-Mobile, LG, and businesses, government agencies and universities at every level. He has been featured as a team-building expert in print and online publications such as Forbes.com, Sports Illustrated and Entrepreneur.com. Eaton is also a 7′4″ NBA All-Star who played with the Utah Jazz for 12 seasons, led the NBA in blocked shots 4 of those seasons, was named to the NBA All-Defensive Team 5 times, was named NBA Defensive Player of the Year 2 times, and still holds 2 NBA records—most blocks in a single season (456) and career average blocked shots per game (3.5). In addition to his work on team building, Eaton is managing partner in two award-winning restaurants in Salt Lake City, Tuscany and Franck’s, recently voted Best Restaurant in Utah. Eaton is founder and former chairman of the Mark Eaton Standing Tall for Youth Foundation, which provided sports and outdoor opportunities for more than 3,000 at-risk children. He is a former president and board member of the Legends of Basketball, which supports the needs of retired NBA players. Eaton’s television and radio experience includes eight years as host of Jazz Tonight on KJZZ-TV, host of Mark Eaton Outdoors on The Outdoor Channel, and three years as host of Sports Health Today, an internationally syndicated radio show. He attended Cypress College and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). When Mark is not speaking, writing, or working he enjoys traveling with his wife Teri, horseback riding, mountain biking, skiing, and the outdoors. He lives in Park City, Utah with his wife, children, horses, dogs, and barn cats.   Website: https://7ft4.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markeaton7ft4/?hl=en

In Episode 2, we go on a walking tour of old Sonora Town in Downtown LA to discover the rise and fall of the frothing Reds of an anarchist and socialist movement thriving in the early 20th century. The tense and often violent foment of this time was a struggle for the very future of Los Angeles – and paints a picture of an alternate imagined destiny for this city which was ultimately crushed. With Janet Owen Driggs, artist, curator, and professor at Cypress College.

In Episode 58, former major league baseball player David Newhan tells some remarkable stories. He fought through his minor league journey and when his shot for making a big league roster arrived, he made it impossible for them to put him back on the bench. When he had a horrific accident nearly 10 years ago, he fought, quite literally, for his life with that very same tenacity.In October of 2016, Episodes 19 & 20 of the podcast featured my conversations with hall of fame baseball writer Ross Newhan. Yes. You're making the right connection there: Ross is David's dad. When I sat with Ross, the hope was always that he and David would become a Father/Son package on Daddy Unscripted at some point. That time has finally arrived.David had unique access to professional baseball players from a young age. He was born into a home with two baseball-loving parents and his interest in baseball never wavered. While his dad was working over the long and grueling seasons, David was busy bettering himself as a young baseball player. And he did it well. So well that he went on to play in college.Following a season at Cypress College, David went on to play for Georgia Tech in 1993. His teammates there included Nomar Garciaparra, Jason Varitek and Jay Payton. To complete his collegiate play, he spent the next two years back in California, putting up huge numbers at Pepperdine University. He was drafted in the amateur draft later that year by the Oakland A's organization.David spent 3 years in the A's minor league system before being traded to the Padres. His career then went the way of many minor league journeymen: he has played at the minor and major league level for 10 different baseball organizations. It was with the Orioles that David saw his most significant success. In 2004, during a call-up to the big league club, he took the baseball world by storm. He even had a 20-game hit streak.One of the moments a lot of baseball people may remember most would be a hit off of Pedro Martinez in Fenway Park. He drove the ball deep off of the center field wall, Johnny Damon fielded it and threw it toward the infield. Out of nowhere, and for completely unknown reasons, Manny Ramirez cut off the throw going to the cut-off man. In a true display of "Manny Being Manny", the oddball play allowed for Newhan to get an inside-the-park home run off of one of the best pitchers to play the game.His career hit some turbulence in the seasons to follow; some significant injuries did not help. In 2009, David was signed by the Philadelphia Phillies as a player-coach for their Triple-A squad. That summer, while at his home in Oceanside, CA, everything would change.David's re-telling of the fateful day surfing in the ocean brought chills, even though I am no stranger to the story. Remarkable, amazing, astounding, unbelievable and miraculous: all of these words come to mind to describe what took place. As he dove unsuspectingly into a sandbar and fractured his C2 vertebrae. The injury is known by doctors as "the Hangman's fracture" -- it's the same injury that actor Christopher Reeve suffered that left him a quadriplegic.It is truly almost insane to think that David was not only somehow able to keep from drowning in the ocean, but he made it to shore and was able to walk home. If that's not enough to wow you, consider the fact that in 2011 David accepted an invitation to spring training with the San Diego Padres.After spending some time as the assistant hitting coach with the Detroit Tigers, David's path has brought him right back to California. He is about to start his third season as the Angels' minor league infield coordinator. I would be shocked if David isn't managing a big league team at some point in his career.I encourage anyone to complete the circle by listening to both of the Newhan generations' tales of life. It's very interesting to hear the connections between their stories. I know that sounds so obvious that I must be dumb for even pointing it out. But, with both of their... Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/daddyunscripted. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

MARK EATON is a successful motivational speaker, entrepreneur and best-selling author of The Four Commitments of a Winning Team, who has earned the coveted CSP (Certified Speaking Professional) designation, the speaking profession’s highest international measure of professional competence. He has spoken to numerous world-class organizations including IBM, FedEx, Phillips 66, Caesars Entertainment, T-Mobile, LG, and businesses, government agencies and universities at every level. He has been a featured team-building expert on Forbes.com, Inc.com, Wharton Business Radio, Entrepreneur.com and Sports Illustrated. Eaton is an NBA All-Star who played with the Utah Jazz for 12 seasons, led the NBA in blocked shots 4 of those seasons, was named to the NBA All-Defensive Team 5 times, was named NBA Defensive Player of the Year 2 times, and still holds 2 NBA records—most blocks in a single season (456) and career average blocked shots per game (3.5). In addition to his work on team building, Eaton is managing partner in two award-winning restaurants in Salt Lake City, Tuscany and Franck’s, recently voted Best Restaurant in Utah. He is also founder and former chairman of the Mark Eaton Standing Tall for Youth Foundation, which provided sports and outdoor opportunities for more than 3,000 at-risk children. He is a former president and board member of the Legends of Basketball, which supports the needs of retired NBA players. He attended Cypress College and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Eaton’s television and radio experience includes eight years as host of Jazz Tonight on KJZZ-TV, host of Mark Eaton Outdoors on The Outdoor Channel, and three years as host of Sports Health Today, an internationally syndicated radio show. When Mark is not speaking, writing, or working he enjoys traveling with his wife Teri, horseback riding, mountain biking, skiing, and the outdoors. He lives in Park City, Utah with his wife, children, horses, dogs, and barn cats. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode the Real Atheologians interview Jason Thibodeau about the famous Euthyphro Dilemma and how to respond to apologists who try to split the dilemma.  Jason is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Cypress College.

Nance Klehm, Radical Ecologist — Sarita is a student of ecology from an earth-based spiritual perspective. She is a plein air painter capturing the systems and memory of place. She received an MFA from UCLA in 2012 and teaches with the University of Redlands and Cypress College. Her heart is currently on a mountain in Yangna (Los Angeles) where she lives and works with her partner and baby. www.roomportraits.com In this interview, Nance and Sarita speak about healing through decolonizing aesthetics, ecology and education and her achievement of off-grid living in downtown Los Angeles.

Mortuary College? In a previous episode, we focused on a private mortuary college. In this episode of the Funeral Fact Podcast, host Jeff Kasper interviews Glenn Bower, Professor in the Mortuary Science Department for Cypress College, in Cypress CA USA. As you'll hear, there are options to furthering your education in the mortuary sciences. Topics include: What's involved? Do you earn a degree? How long is the program? Do I have to go full time? Are there night classes? Can I get a student loan to help with my tuition? Exactly what classes are required or involved to earn my degree? and many more! You will gain a full understanding of what's involved and the commitment necessary to graduate from a college of mortuary science. Please subscribe and rate this podcast in either the Google Play Music or iTunes store. Don't forget to visit our website at http://www.FuneralFact.com where you will be able to submit questions, suggest possible topics for future episodes and much more.

Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn't need a bachelor's degree when he started as a journalist — he worked at the Anaheim Bulletin,

Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn’t need a bachelor’s degree when he started as a journalist — he work at the Anaheim Bulletin,

Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn’t need a bachelor’s degree when he started as a journalist — he work at the Anaheim Bulletin,

Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn't need a bachelor's degree when he started as a journalist — he worked at the Anaheim Bulletin,

Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn't need a bachelor's degree when he started as a journalist — he worked at the Anaheim Bulletin,

Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn’t need a bachelor’s degree when he started as a journalist — he work at the Anaheim Bulletin, the Daily Pilot and the Los Angeles Times community editions before switching to public relations — […]

Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn't need a bachelor's degree when he started as a journalist — he worked at the Anaheim Bulletin, the Daily Pilot and the Los Angeles Times community editions before switching to public relations — he knows that anyone seeking those jobs now would need one. With the help of his academic advisor, Rebecca Warner, and supportive faculty members, he completed his degree in 18 months. In this second Brandman Speaks: Career Talk podcast, Posner talks about why he went back to college, what he had to overcome, how it has helped shape his current role at Cypress College and his plans for the future. More Brandman Speaks podcasts are available here or on iTunes. Transcript Cindy O'Dell: Welcome to Brandman Speaks: Career Talk. I'm Cindy O'Dell, communications manager at Brandman University. In this episode of our series focusing on the career choices of Brandman graduates, we'll hear from Marc Posner who completed his bachelor's degree a year ago. Marc is the director of campus communications for Cypress College, a community college in North West Orange County, California. Like many Brandman students, Marc had a big gap between when he started college and when he finished. But first we wanted to know how did his current career match his earliest career goals. Marc Posner: When I was younger, I really wanted to be a photographer. And you know I always had this sense of chasing after fire trucks, chasing after police cars, so I think I knew real early on that there was a journalist hidden in me. I just didn't quite grasp the writing part of it at the beginning. I had a neighbor who was a professional photographer for Rockwell, and he kind of talked me out of that path. And then when I took journalism classes when I got to high school, I was told you have to take journalism classes to be on the newspaper. I tried explaining I wanted to be a photographer and they said, yes and you still have to understand the fundamentals of news. And I really fell in love with writing, early in high school, probably my freshman year. O'Dell: Marc says he was lucky to get his first job in journalism, but like so many first jobs, it grew out of a personal connection. Posner: I attended classes at Fullerton College, enough classes I probably could have earned a bachelor's degree there if they had offered them. But I had amazing faculty. Julie Davy was my primary journalism instructor there, and I had a friend who was at the Anaheim Bulletin at the time and they were looking for a production editor so I stepped out of classes kind of directly into an editor's role and bypassed what a real traditional path starting with the journalist aspect of it. That paper ended up going from a daily to a weekly, and I ended up moving into a reporter role so that was a little bit more traditional from there. And then I had covered Golden West college as one of my stops in journalism and I heard their public information officer was leaving for another job and I called to wish her well and by the end of the conversation she had convinced me to apply for her job. So I made the transition from journalism to public relations in 1996, which is way early for that trend to occurred, and I'm extremely fortunate to have done it with you know essentially no college degree at that point. That really wouldn't happen today. O'Dell: Making the decision to finally complete a degree didn't come easily. Posner: Well it was really hard for me to go back. I had probably 18 years in higher ed at the point I decided to go back and complete my bachelor's degree and I had completed my associates along the way. I had a college president here at Cypress who had talked to me about completing my degree probably on a monthly basis...

Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn’t need a bachelor’s degree when he started as a journalist — he work at the Anaheim Bulletin,

Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn't need a bachelor's degree when he started as a journalist — he worked at the Anaheim Bulletin,

Marc Posner had a more than 20 year gap between starting college and earning his degree at Brandman University last spring. Although he didn’t need a bachelor’s degree when he started as a journalist — he work at the Anaheim Bulletin,