Podcasts about Dance marathon

In the inaugural episode of Daily Bruin Spotlight, Arts editors dive into the latest in music, film and lifestyle at UCLA and beyond. From Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter Tour and Coachella predictions to a tribute for filmmaker David Lynch and highlights from UCLA's Dance Marathon, hosts Reid Sperisen, Martin Sevcik, Aisosa Onaghise and Jillian Baker break down the biggest stories shaping arts and culture this April.

Brad Stasell is doing his 24-hour Dance Marathon again, and we're helping him make a playlist for it! To learn more about the marathon go to: https://bradstasell.dance/ To hear the playlist go to: BSDM Playlist --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/feelfeelings/message

The University of Iowa Dance Marathon has raised over $34 million for kids with cancer over the last three decades. The 30th 24-hour dance marathon will be held Feb. 2-3.

Jack DayI'm a sophomore at St. Ambrose University, and I serve as the founder and director of Bee Readers. I'm from the Chicago suburbs, and I credit a similar reading program I partook in during high school as the inspiration and foundation for Bee Readers. I am an exercise science major and an aspiring physical therapist. Additionally, I play baseball at SAU, am a Resident Assistant, tour guide, and a member of Campus Ministry. Norah PerkinsHey there! I am Norah Perkins. I am a student at St. Ambrose University. I am currently a sophomore and am majoring in Biology in hopes of being accepted into Physician Assistant school after I wrap up my undergrad. Outside of my studies, I am a Morale Captain on Dance Marathon, assistant director of Bee Readers, and work as a Patient Care Tech at a hospital.

Today in 1907, the birthday of Callum deVillier, who once won a dance marathon with partner Vonnie Kuchinski after more than five months of steps. Plus: today in Indiana, the start of the Shipshewana Ice Festival and the Shipshewana Chili Cook-off. The bleak story behind the birth of dance marathons (MPR News) Shipshewana Ice Festival/Chili Cookoff Backing us on Patreon is no marathon, it just takes a couple minutes --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coolweirdawesome/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coolweirdawesome/support

Today on Meldon Law & Friends, we're joined first by former Florida Gators Football linebacker, James Bates! Bates studied telecommunications while at the University of Florida. He combined that with his good relationship with the media into opportunities to call high school football. He then jumped around from Fox Sports Florida to CBS Sports, where he did play-by-play for the Mountain West. Bates is also a telecommunications professor at the University of Florida and an accomplished artist! You can view Bates' work at http://b8sypaint.com/. Then, we're joined by a repeat guest, Elio Piedra! Elio is a local Latin DJ/Musician, who has performed shows at the University of Florida, Santa Fe College, and the Hippodrome, as well as various events in support of the community, such as UF's Dance Marathon, Mi Apá Latin Cafe's 15th Anniversary Block Parties, and Okito America's Family Private Events.

We were treated to 15 dances (plus an opening pro dance) in a packed show which was over 2 hours long! There's a lot of potential with this group as we discuss each dance, look at the leaderboard, our top 3 and who could be in the dreaded dance off next week.

Tomorrow is International Dance Day! Dancing is cool. We can feel good, have fun, and listen to great music! 明天是世界舞蹈日！跳舞很好玩，還可以聽音樂！ A university in the USA has a marathon. 美國有一所大學，都會辦馬拉松比賽。 There are marathons all over the world. In many marathons, people run a long, long way. They run for 42 kilometers. Most run to get money for others. They give the money to people who need help. 全世界都有馬拉松，參賽者要跑42公里。很多人跑那麼累是為了募款，好捐獻給需要的人。 At Penn State University's marathon, students don't run. They dance! It's a dance marathon! Students dance for a long, long time. Penn State University has the world's biggest dance marathon. 賓州大學辦的這場馬拉松，不用跑步，而是要跳舞！這是全世界最大的跳舞馬拉松！ Students dance for 46 hours. That's nearly two days! No-one can sit or sleep! There is live music. There are DJs and dance crews. These help tired students to dance, dance, dance! 學生們連續跳舞46 個小時，不能坐下，也不能睡覺。現場 DJ 會放音樂，讓大家不停地跳！ This year over 707 students danced. They got 15 million US dollars! That's 458 million NT dollars! The money is helping very sick kids. 今年，有707個學生一起跳舞，募到一千五百萬美元，相當於四億五千八百萬台幣！這些錢捐助給生病的兒童。 ________________________________ Vocabulary 一群大學生連續跳舞將近兩天兩夜，替罹患重病的兒童募款。 1. tired 疲倦的 Oh, My God! I'm so tired! 天哪，我好累！ Uh hm, you've danced for three hours! 對啊，你跳了三個鐘頭了！ Really? That long? 真的？有那麼久喔？ 2. sit 坐著 Now I must sit for a while. 現在我得坐一下了。 How come you're not dancing? 你怎麼沒有跳舞？ I was, but I'm listening to the music now. 我剛剛有跳，現在我在聽音樂。 3. music 音樂 Oh no, this is salsa, my favorite dance! 糟糕，這是騷沙，我最喜歡的舞曲！ I'd have to do this one! 這我一定要跳！ 4. help 幫忙 Come on, let's dance together! 來吧，我們一起跳！ Alright, but you have to help me. 好吧，但是你得幫我。 來讀讀單字。 tired 疲倦的 sit 坐 music 音樂 help 幫忙 ________________________________ Quiz 1. Where is Penn State University? A: The UK B: The UAE C: The USA 2. How many hours is the world's biggest dance marathon? A: 426 hours B: 4 to 6 hours C: 46 hours 3. How much money did the students get this year? A: 15 million US dollars B: 707 million US dollars C: 458 million US dollars Answers 1. C 2. C 3. A

This week, Sierra and Guillermo are joined by Sarah Choi, Natalie Bradin and Kathryn Bragg to talk about the latest Carolina For The Kids Dance Marathon, the student-run escape room "Ramses in Wonderland" and UNC Global Storytelling's trip to Puerto Rico during Spring Break. 

This week, Sierra and Guillermo are joined by Sarah Choi, Natalie Bradin and Kathryn Bragg to talk about the latest Carolina For The Kids Dance Marathon, the student-run escape room "Ramses in Wonderland" and UNC Global Storytelling's trip to Puerto Rico during Spring Break. 

Courtney Blind of the UI Dance Marathon joined Simon Conway to talk about ways to help support their cause now, for more info go to https://dancemarathon.uiowa.edu/

Created by Sandra, Emily and Jess. We're still tap-tap-tapping at the Dance Marathon, but this time we're talking background details, such as: the title of the episode (which comes from an...interesting movie), the kinds of books Jess Mariano likes to read at 5am (is Jess...pretentious?), and of course, the fashion that took this episode to another level (except for one...disappointing character). Join us as we discuss Kenny Ortega, Big Band Music and Victory Rolls! Email us at TownMeetingPod@gmail.com to be featured in future episodes, or leave us a message on Anchor.fm/townmeetingpod! Special thanks to ack106 for the jingles! Some license stuff: Intro: Chord Guitar 002 by Sascha Ende® Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/557-chord-guitar-002 License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Outro: Chord Guitar 001 by Sascha Ende® Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/556-chord-guitar-001 License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/townmeetingpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/townmeetingpod/support

Created by Sandra, Emily and Jess. It's the Dance Marathon episode!! Put your hair in some victory rolls, wear your highest and most vintage heels, and throw on your best military-esque dress, or you know, don't. That's okay, too! In this episode, Sandra calls a love interest "beige", Emily gets lost in a time black hole, and Jess loves "magician" Taylor. And oh, yeah - there's a break-up! Bye, bye Dean! Helllllllo, Jess. Let's see how long this last (spoiler alert: barely a season...). Email us at TownMeetingPod@gmail.com to be featured in future episodes, or leave us a message on Anchor.fm/townmeetingpod! Special thanks to ack106 for the jingles! Some license stuff: Intro: Chord Guitar 002 by Sascha Ende® Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/557-chord-guitar-002 License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Outro: Chord Guitar 001 by Sascha Ende® Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/556-chord-guitar-001 License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/townmeetingpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/townmeetingpod/support

Another Retro Side Hustle! Dance Marathons were popular through the 1930s. People would dance for weeks on end to win some money, get consistent meals, and have a bed to sleep in. Is there a topic you would like us to explore? Send us your suggestions  to sidehustlequest@outlook.com. Our intro and outro music is by Commuted. Find him at https://commuted.bandcamp.com/Our art is by Zachary Groombridge. Adapted by our own Kellie Macdonald.Dance Marathon 1931 Video

One of the reasons that Lily Pevoto wanted to attend Penn State University was that she was so impressed with their Dance Marathon known as THON. This event is the largest student run philanthropy in the world. Now approaching its 50th year, this fundraiser has 700 dancers who take to the floor at the Bryce Jordan Center in State College and dance for 46 straight hours. More than 16,000 student volunteers make certain that this event runs as smoothly as possible. Lily is the Executive Director for the upcoming THON to be held in February of 2023, and will talk about this fundraiser which has raised over 200 million dollars for the cause of Pediatric Cancer. 

We are excited to feature a few clips from this year's Career Summit panels and a previous alumni conversation focusing on how extracurricular activities during their student experience helped alumni in their future careers. First is a quote from the Politics and Policy Alumni Panel at the Career Summit. Tara Corrigan '08 (History) talks about her experience as the Co-chair of Dance Marathon and how much she learned from her time managing such a big endeavor! The next quote is from the Research and Education Alumni Panel at the Career Summit, where Marc Tetel '86 (Biological Sciences) talks about his greatest teaching inspiration from where else: the Northwestern Karate club. Also from the Research and Education Alumni Panel, Machel Mills-Miles '98 (Cognitive Science) continues on the topic from the previous quote and delves into an impressive list of extracurricular activities from her time at Northwestern including the Asian-American Hunger Strike! Our last quote comes from a previous alumni conversation with Jeanne Sparrow '91, '15 MSC (Psychology) who happened to be the 2022 Weinberg College Convocation Speaker. In this clip, Jeanne talks about how she gained experience in radio by joining clubs and trying out new things at Northwestern. Jeanne gives great insight on how developing skills outside of the classroom can help you explore and find your career path! Recordings of the Career Summit will be uploaded at a later date. If you are interested in hearing more from Jeanne Sparrow, you can find the whole podcast episode here: https://weinberg.northwestern.edu/after-graduation/student-alumni-connections/podcast/index.html

The B+ Foundation works with over 80 colleges and universities across the country stretching from New York University to the University of Delaware, who specifically since its inception 15 years ago, has raised millions of dollars for childhood cancer patients. They've partnered with students to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars within days through their 12-hour, Dance Marathon events. Not to mention the 5k's and other exciting events they're a part of. They are a fundraising powerhouse on a very important mission to make a difference in children's lives and to find a cure. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

In 2009, after her battle with invasive breast cancer, Jenn Rako asked Stephanie Viva if she would DJ a dance marathon for breast cancer, and without hesitation, she answered, "YES." This year will be in-person after the last two years of a virtual marathon! It will be the 12th but 10th in-person, and everyone is thrilled. Cape Cod Academy has been the host for the bulk of the Marathons, and the Pink Ribbon Club has done a fantastic job fundraising and giving this event a home. Jenn started the Women's Early Detection (WED) Fund in 2017, which is now funded by more than just the CCA Dance Marathon. Here is the Impact Statement for the WED Fund (Women's Early Detection), the beneficiary of each Cape Cod Academy Dance Marathon. You can see how the fund has done since its inception and last year. It is rewarding to benefit women through Cape Cod Healthcare Foundation with potentially life-saving diagnostic procedures not covered by insurance. We are looking forward to the event on April 30th from 3-7 PM. In addition to students from Cape Cod Academy, there will be dancers, and their families and friends from Beth Walsh Dance Centre, Dance Designs, Dance Factory Plymouth, Harper Dance Center, and Open Space Studio, Inc. We are open to the public. You can save 50% on the admission charge (pay only $10) if you pre-register. This can be done at Cape Cod Academy, through one of the attending dance studios, or by Venmo at Dance_Marathon_Cape_Cod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephanie7502/support

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In this episode of What's What BR, LSU Students, Jessica and Sarah, share what the LSU Dance Marathon is about and how this student-run fundraiser event serves a greater cause.

Cal Poly's annual dance marathon took place on campus on March 3 to raise funds for Cottage Health.

In this episode of “On the Record” host Eleanor Hildebrandt and producers Meg Doster and Collin Yi sat down with DI reporters to get an in-depth look at their stories and talk this week's headlines. News reporter, Sam Knupp went around the University of Iowa campus this week to get student reactions to how the UI is handling COVID-19 this semester, he tells us what he found out. Next, news reporter Marandah Mangra-Dutcher gives a preview of what Dance Marathon's virtual Big Event will look like this weekend. Then, news reporter Ryan Hansen explains how rising inflation could impact Iowa City businesses and operations at the UI. Finally, news reporter Arabia Parkey discusses her story on Zoombombing and how it has interfered with meetings across the state and how local and state leaders are learning and growing from their experiences. Hosted by Eleanor Hildebrandt. Edited by Meg Doster and Collin Yi.

Today on Meldon Law & Friends, we're joined first by former Florida Gators Football linebacker, James Bates! Bates studied telecommunications while at the University of Florida. He combined that with his good relationship with the media into opportunities to call high school football. He then jumped around from Fox Sports Florida to CBS Sports, where he did play-by-play for the Mountain West. Bates is also a telecommunications professor at the University of Florida and an accomplished artist! You can view Bates' work at http://b8sypaint.com/. Then, we're joined by a repeat guest, Elio Piedra! Elio is a local Latin DJ/Musician, who has performed shows at the University of Florida, Santa Fe College, and the Hippodrome, as well as various events in support of the community, such as UF's Dance Marathon, Mi Apá Latin Cafe's 15th Anniversary Block Parties, and Okito America's Family Private Events.

Listen as we talk to a DM alumni and hear about all the experiences he had during his time in Dance Marathon.

Learn all about what it's like to be the Executive Director of Dance Marathon!

Say Hello to Jen Rako, a survivor who started this event to make a positive out of her treatment 11 years ago. Covid-19 didn't stop us last year from opening the zoom room and welcoming all to dance in their space from wherever they were and the same is happening this year. Cape Cod Academy hosts as we Virtually Dance and support Cape Cod Healthcare's "Women's Early Detection Fund" Saturday May 22nd from 3-5 Register by sending $5 by Venmo to Dance_Marathon_Cape_Cod or make checks payable to Cape Cod Healthcare Foundation mailed to PO Box 1515, West Chatham Ma, 02669 W.E.D. covers women with all cancers get the diagnostics that their healthcare may not cover. Your donation is helping a woman right here on Cape Cod get life saving testing. Thank you --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephanie7502/support

Skull & Roses 50: Side CAfter special guest Judy Collins joins us to untangle the surprising origins of the Dead’s most-performed song, “Me & My Uncle,” the Deadcast wades into the oversold 3-night April 1971 Dance Marathon that became part of “Skull & Roses,” guided by tour manager Sam Cutler and friends.GUESTS: Judy Collins, Sam Cutler, Candace Brightman, Sally Mann Romano, Rick Turner, Gary Lambert, Blair Jackson

In this episode of “On the Record” host Eleanor Hildebrandt and co-producer Hailey Marx sat down with DI reporters to get an in-depth look at their stories and talk this week's headlines. News reporter Drew Sullivan discusses her story on Dance Marathon's Big Event last weekend. Dance Marathon 27 moved virtual this year to keep dancers safe because of the pandemic. Grace Hamilton, a news reporter covering lower education, talks her story about a bill in the Iowa Legislature that would require schools to have students recite the Pledge of Alligence every morning. Reporter Lily Rose Marvin talks about her story on University of Iowa interns at the Iowa City senior center helping older Iowans sign up to get their COVID-19 vaccine. Finally, in a segment from the DI sports podcast "The Scoreboard" we hear from sports reporter Chloe Peterson about her Amplify piece highlighting the careers of women in sports journalism. Hosted by Eleanor Hildebrandt. Edited by Eleanor Hildebrandt and Hailey Marx.

In this episode, we meet Aubree Dunn, who has benefited enormously from Dance Marathon. To find a Dance marathon chapter in your area, consult your university or college website, or you can find out more by listening to this interview. This is a Denver Queen deep dive special bet your farm on it limited edition gold something, so listen up.

In a challenging time filled with virtual events, the Penn State DuBois Hair Auction to benefit THON still ended the night with $7,615 raised to support children battling cancer. This puts the overall campus goal to support THON 2021 at $19,441.77. Each year, student activists at Penn State DuBois work tirelessly to support the efforts of THON, Penn State's Dance Marathon, that raises millions of dollars toward the fight against pediatric cancer. The Hair Auction is the biggest fundraiser of every THON season. 9-year-old Audrey Harmic from Clearfield raised almost $1,000 to cut her long hair to shoulder length.

it's LATE NIGHT SPRESS this week ben goes through the fam's celeb dm's (like dm'ing a girl from the bachelor and humping her leg every night since) it's ASH Wednesday and Ben discovers every time he got ashes growing up they looked like complete shit on his head. He reveals the truth about girls with Dance Marathon in their bios, admits he has bought a Build-A-Bear and realizes if you flirt by complimenting people you're satan's son. Ben breaks down why drinking wine has made him a sexier piece of shit and wonders who's buying Andy Capp's Hot Fries in vending machines and more importantly who in tf is ANDY CAPP anyway? He goes #ViViViViral and do #DaysOfTheWeek but you already knew that

it's LATE NIGHT SPRESS this week ben goes through the fam's celeb dm's (like dm'ing a girl from the bachelor and humping her leg every night since) it's ASH Wednesday and Ben discovers every time he got ashes growing up they looked like complete shit on his head. He reveals the truth about girls with Dance Marathon in their bios, admits he has bought a Build-A-Bear and realizes if you flirt by complimenting people you're satan's son. Ben breaks down why drinking wine has made him a sexier piece of shit and wonders who's buying Andy Capp's Hot Fries in vending machines and more importantly who in tf is ANDY CAPP anyway? He goes #ViViViViral and do #DaysOfTheWeek but you already knew that

WUSC News: [9/25/20] After the passing Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Treasurer of College Democrats Richard Dorman discusses what comes next for the court as Republicans scramble to fill the vacant seat before the election. Also, Dance Marathon President Grace Lady shares what its been like organizing charity events during the pandemic. Hosted by Erin Slowey and Flynn Snyder; Produced by Mary Bryant Charles and Ward Jolles; Edited by Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey

True to our word, Eleni is sharing the FRIENDS moment that drives her nuts and we're calling on people to do and be better because you can't erase the past. Richard tricks his granddaughter into a meeting at Yale, Lorelai's true nature comes out, and the fallout from the Dance Marathon finally brings Jess and Rory together

In this week’s episode we *virtually* sit down with LTF fan favorite, and episode 2 star, Jess! Jess talks Dance Marathon and being an “e-learner” during the COVID pandemic. We always love sitting down with Jess, and know you will too!

You may be shut in, but you can still dance! Wilson Fowlie narrates a diesel-era delight.

Way back in 1989, Penn State students first invited an increasingly-recognizable campus postal worker to deliver mail to the dancers at the annual Dance Marathon (held in the White Building). Over three decades later, Mike the Mailman is still doing THON Mail Call. After Mike tells some stories about how the process has evolved into the massive operation that now happens each year at the Bryce Jordan Center, the guys move on to Penn State's surprising basketball season and seamlessly transition into a series of wholly unrelated digressions, classic Obligatory style.HOSTED BY: Mike Herr, Kevin Horne, Chris Buchignani

Duffy sat down with two representatives from Dance Marathon to discuss their Miracles in Color 5k happening this Sunday, 2/9 at Flavett Field. Learn more about the color run and what else you can expect from DM in the weeks leading up to the 26th Annual Dance Marathon at UF .

Brittany Sinitch is the Founder and CEO of the Unbreakable Organization and a former educator. From a young age, Brittany was fascinated with the world of education. She always enjoyed raising funds for charities, playing the role of “teacher” to her stuffed animals, and working many summers with kids. Brittany knew that she wanted to inspire students to use their voices one day through English. When she attended Florida State University in 2013, it felt natural to major in English Education. Upon graduation, she followed her heart and went back to her alma mater, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, to teach 9th grade English and Introduction to Drama.On February 14, 2018, Brittany survived a school shooting that devastated the small town of Parkland, Florida. Brittany knew that she needed help healing, which brought her to therapy with a psychologist. When recalling the traumatic moments of that day, her therapist asked her how she felt while with her students in that moment. Brittany looked at her therapist and said “unbreakable,” without thinking twice. Since then, she has found power through the word unbreakable, and uses this word as a mantra to help in her own healing.Brittany has since vowed to help others who feel broken, hurt, or lost find what makes them unbreakable. Brittany is now running the Unbreakable Organization full time in hopes of giving back to schools, communities, and individuals. Brittany is also an advisor for a Dance Marathon program that she started at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, as well as a speaker, writer, and YouTuber. She loves eating copious amounts of guacamole, watching New Girl, taking long walks around Target, and connecting with others. https://www.theunbreakableorg.com/Follow Brittany Sinitch on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/fivefootoneteacher/Follow Unbreakable Org on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/theunbreakableorg/Like on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/theunbreakableorgFollow Host Evan Golden on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/goldentv/Like Talk Golden to Me on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/TalkGoldenToMePodcast/

On this episode BJ talks with Ms. Jayme Bellman, Isaac Abram and Corey Cramer about the JAG program at Eastern Greene and how they produce the yearly Riley Hospital Dance Marathon fundraiser.

Abby and Matt recap the 25th Anniversary of Dance Marathon at UF and share some behind-the-scenes of the GHQ live coverage. Then, we have some April fools fun before we finish out the show by interviewing some of the actors and directors of the upcoming School of Theater and Dance production of the play 'Rough Magic'. Get your tickets!

We're baaaacckkk! And sorry for the radio silence! Life got in the way... but TK and Bernie are back to talk about all the great things that have been happening, all the great things to come (including Dance Marathon and Disabilities Awareness Week) and share our advice, as always!

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Abbey Wesley became involved with Dance Marathon while battling childhood cancer. Today, she helps lead the event at Marquette to support families facing a similar struggle, and she shares why she wrote "a love letter to cancer." bit.ly/lettertocancer Dance Marathon Marquette is 4/13/2019 bit.ly/mu-dancemarathon We Are Marquette Episode 17

The power of Dance Marathon in sparking student philanthropy on college campuses.

Parte 1 - Dance Marathon Podcast

Episode 18 of the Toledo Matters Podcast - Brian Kennedy, Director of the Toledo Museum of Art ——————————————————— With Bob Tucker, Danny Woodcock, & Nathan Lewis ——————————————————— Fun things in the 419 hursday, tonight: 5pm The Andersons is hosting a Wine Tasting event. Buy your groceries and sample wines at $1 a taste. Luke Bryan (SOLD OUT) will be at the Huntington Center with Little Big Town and Dustin Lynch Friday: The cast of Impractical Jokers from TruTV will be at the Stranahan Theatre @ 7 & 10pm with their comedy troupe - the Tenderloins. If you haven’t seen this show yet, these guys are hilarious! Saturday: Downtown Fresh Market in the morning! See you there! Don’t take all the good donuts……. Second City will be performing their Comedy Series at the Valentine Theatre Okay this one is special to me. The University of Toledo’s Dance Marathon, ROCKETHON, is a 13 hour dance-a-thon benefitting our local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, Mercy St. Vincent. Every year we raise OVER $100,000 For The Kids, and this year is no different. With some community support and a lot of support from the University, the incredibly talent team of student volunteers have already put on a plethora of events for the miracle kids and miracle families alike, leading up to Saturdays event. If you feel so inclined to help out the amazing cause, head over to RockeTHON.org or check my twitter bio for a donate link (@danielrwoodcock…#shamelessplug) Next week: Toledo Beer week, all around town! Checkout their Facebook page for more info on that and on Thursday (4/21) check out ProMedica Wildwood Campus and the offices of Promedica Innovations. ——————————– Today’s Guests: *** Brian Kennedy *** * President, Director, and CEO of the Toledo Museum of Art * Former Director of Dartmouth College's Hood Museum of Art * Trustee and Treasurer of the Association of Art Museum Directors * Peer reviewer for the American Association of Museums Favorite hidden gems: Grand Rapids, Rutherford B. Hayes center in Fremont, Birdwatching, especially the Warblers.

We have the distinct pleasure of welcoming Carey Loch to the podcast this week! She speaks with Dustin about her many years of student affairs work putting on diverse events and programs for college students, ranging from Homecoming, Geek Week, and Dance Marathon. Carey also goes into how to collaborate well, as well as how to build and live your values.   Many thanks to Carey for coming onto the show!   Find the full show notes here.

Today's show begins in Tallahassee at Florida State University in front of a live studio audience.  FSU All American kicker Roberto Aguayo joins us to talk about the Seminole's community service efforts with Dance Marathon for children's hospitals and Uplifting Athletes for rare disease.  Our feature interview is with Matt Painter, head men's basketball coach […]

This show begins at Lehigh University with a live studio audience talking about social media implications in a job interview. Our featured interview is with rock legend Rudy Sarzo from Quiet Riot talking about his book, drugs and alcohol, and “not” trying to keep up with Ozzy. We spend time at the University of Alabama […]

We begin the show with a live studio audience at Sacred Heart University as we honor the student athletes for their 9000 hours of community service! Our feature interview is with Jerry Kill, head coach of the Minnesota Golden Gophers football squad, and learn about the importance of character, academics, and charity work. Segments include […]

WUSC, in collaboration with The Daily Gamecock, presents a daily 90.5 Seconds of the News: Rundown A. Weather B. Dance Marathon stomps past goal C. Administrators eyeing land near campus D. Baseball sweeps Clemson E. Cornbread Festival

We begin live with a studio audience at the University of Kentucky with a community service update benefitting MDA thru the men of Kappa Alpha Order. Our feature interview is with June Jones, head football coach of the SMU Mustangs, talking about player character and his June Jones Foundation. Segments include learning about a Breast […]

We begin touching on character and integrity with a live studio audience at the University of Tulsa. Our feature interview is with Indianapolis Colts starting tackle Anthony Castonzo discussing the importance of education. Segments including a charity update from Penn State University as we learn how the students raise over $10 million for Cancer Research, […]

With Mark Lawson. As the band Manic Street Preachers release a compilation of their singles and a volume of Polaroids charting their story, band member Nicky Wire reflects on their career, the loss of Richey Edwards and their continuing belief in singles and albums in a digital age. In the wake of a bomb explosion outside the City of Culture offices in Londonderry, Shona McCarthy, Chief Executive of Culture Company 2013, discusses how this event might affect her plans and preparations. As a Dance Marathon begins at the Barbican, London, and the Bush Theatre plans to re-open with a 24 hour continuous performance of 66 new plays, Mark reports on the demands and perils of the marathon show, with Mark Watson, the comedian who managed three stand-up shows lasting 24 hours and more ; DJ Simon Mayo, former world-record holder for the longest radio broadcast ever; theatre critic Michael Coveney, who experienced Ken Campbell's 22 hour play The Warp, and Dr Sarah Jarvis, who offers health warnings. Producer: Lisa Davis.

Lucia and Francesca record an episode commentary for GILMORE GIRLS episode 3x07, “They Shoot Gilmores, Don’t They?” The episode originally aired on November 12th, 2002. We prompt you when to push play on your DVD, if you want to follow along, but it's not necessary. Stars Hollow hosts its 50th annual 24 hour Dance Marathon. Much drama and fabulous hair ensue! This podcast contains a lot of Dean vs. Jess discussion (Lucia loves Dean, while Francesca loves Jess), plus reminiscing about how we got into the show. Also, some brief discussion of THE NINE LIVES OF CHLOE KING at the end, and plans for summer podcasting.

UI Dance Marathon is a student-run organization that works to support pediatric cancer patients and families receiving treatment at the University of Iowa Childrens Hospital.

UI Dance Marathon is a student-run organization that works to support pediatric cancer patients and families receiving treatment at the University of Iowa Childrens Hospital.

At the University of Iowa, engagement is meaningful interaction with the world around us. In this episode, join Iowa doctors on the Flying Eye Hospital; study nature at the Iowa Lakeside Laboratory; interact with Santos, a digital human; experience the big event at Dance Marathon; and ride to the game on the Hawkeye Express!

At the University of Iowa, engagement is meaningful interaction with the world around us. In this episode, join Iowa doctors on the Flying Eye Hospital; study nature at the Iowa Lakeside Laboratory; interact with Santos, a digital human; experience the big event at Dance Marathon; and ride to the game on the Hawkeye Express!