Podcast appearances and mentions of ethan knight

This week the lore duo sits down with Dona Laurita and the band soon to be formerly known as Tercell (Brody Coronelli, Michael Sparkman, Ethan Knight, Holden Coronelli) to discuss art and identity, ideal merch, the Waves exhibit, and Dona's non-profit March Forth which launched 3/4/2022! https://www.marchforthjules.com/ (March Forth): www.marchforthjulies.com Tercell Lore https://www.instagram.com/tercellband/ (Instagram): @tercellband Fueled by Lore lore: instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fueledbylorecast/?hl=en (@fueledbylorecast) twitter: https://twitter.com/FueledByLore (@fueledbylore) Bee instagram: @lyingfawn Patty Melt/Morning Honey: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6mA52zYkBkCHhDpTr1ylWt?si=SWWL-H-GQTO3EhdfwvwvDg (spotify), https://www.buymeacoffee.com/morninghoney (buymeacoffee) Donations: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fueledbylore (BuyMeACoffee.com/FueledByLore)

W E ' R E B A C K After two weeks of radio silence and a nice little break, the lore squad returns with the ever so talented and kind Ethan Knight, drummer in a formulating project and previously of Rain in July and Pacific Nerve! The trio talks about inspiration, copying your heroes, past projects, songwriting formulas, how to reinvigorate your creative drive, the effect your art has on others, and origin stories! Ethan's Lore: Find Rain In July and Pacific Nerve on Spotify, Apple Music and beyond! Instagram: @Pacificnerve Find Rain In July on Facebook! Fueled by Lore Lore: Instagram: @fueledbylorecast Twitter: @fueledbylore

In this episode, we explore all things gap year-related with Ethan Knight, the Gap Year Association executive director, the only national non-profit organization dedicated to furthering the gap year movement. A gap year, dedicating some time for career exploration and work between high school and college, has grown in popularity in recent years. However, there are still many misconceptions about what a gap year is and who may benefit from taking one. Knight provides thorough, informative insights on who should take a gap year, what a successful gap year involves, common parent concerns, the importance of experiential learning, COVID's impact on gap years, and more. The Navigating Your Child's Education podcast will take a break for the summer. Season two kicks off on August 4, 2021. RESOURCES Americorps World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (WWOOF) HelpX Ethan Knight's TedXTalk** The Growing Demand for Trade Workers Considering a Gap Year -- from Harvard University covidgapyears.com Worthington Christian School Affordability Guide **Brief strong language

Today on the pod we are excited to have Ethan Knight, founding director of the Gap Year Association. Julia and Margo take some time to talk to Ethan about the history of the Gap Year Association (GYA), his personal path that brought him here, the meaning of life, climate based gap years, and the current state of the field after a challenging pandemic year.  You can find Ethan and his colleagues at the Gap Year Association online at https://www.gapyearassociation.org/ or on Instagram and Facebook @gapyearassociation.

NINE MONTHS WILL TELL BOOK TWO IN THE STORM LORD TRILOGY SERIES ---a paranormal romance Continuation of the Storm Lord Trilogy in Chapter Two, Nine Months Will Tell, finds Angelica Thompson and Sheriff Kevin Connors expecting their first child. Her pregnancy comes as a surprise to her and Kevin because it is precisely nine months after their defeat of Ethan Knight in Chapter One of the Storm Lord Trilogy series. The question now that arises for the two love-birds is whether the Storm Lord lost his life in their final battle in the first of the series or did he, somehow, miraculously survive the epic encounter. The expecting mother lives with pain day in and day out. She experiences dreams that are, once again, so real, she can never get more than an hour or two each night of sleep. Cherubs appear in her dreams. Demons appear in her dreams. Death appears in her dreams! It was in the last two weeks of her pregnancy she realized her child's life was being threatened by outside forces. Has the Storm Lord returned to her dreams? Who did she and Kevin kill in their first encounter if it wasn't the Storm Lord? Unfortunately, their lives, far from being made perfect, become complicated. Angelica continues to be a hostage from the Evil One and his enchantments and sorcery. Kevin continues, along with the shapeshifting sea captain, the one able to wield the massive blue flaming sword, preparing for when they meet again. Because of the nightmares, which don't seem to end, she never finds a moment to complete her second novel in the Storm Lord Trilogy series. Angel continues to discover more of the enchantments that hold her hostage. Why do all of the villagers in Black Rock Cove turn their backs on her when she comes to town? Why is it the FBI investigators continue to disappear overnight when in town to investigate the disappearance of so many children? Why are her nightmares getting stronger each day as she gets closer to having her first newborn? Why is her amulet beginning to glow again? More noise came from the front porch. Angel reached down and rubbed her pockets on her warmups, looking for her pepper spray, but both were flat! “Jesus Christ! Where did I leave my spray? Kevin is always getting on me for not carrying it with me!” Freddie Krueger, move over. There's a new name in town! ETHAN KNIGHT. … from Sidney St. James, a paranormal romance of epic proportions! The Storm Lord Trilogy Series: Book 1 - The Flaming Blue Sword, Book 2 - Nine Months Will Tell and Book 3 - The Three Keys to Armageddon Happy Listening from Sidney St. James! #paranormalromance #bookclubs #beeboppublishinggroup #spotify #anchorfm #bookclubs #romancenovels #shapeshifters #sidneystjames #eaglelake #columbus #kindle #book #georgetowntexas #eaglelake #columbus #fantasy #paranormalromancepodcasts #romancepodcasts #paranormalromancenovels #writing #author #paranormalromanceauthor #author #shifterromance #shapeshifting #suncity #bookclub --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sidneystjames/message

We are thrilled to introduce Success is Subjective, a new podcast hosted by Joanna Lilley, brought to you currently by Lilley Consulting. Much like Lilley Consulting, Success is Subjective is dedicated to all things related to emerging adulthood stories and therapeutic resources for young adults. Music to your ears! This podcast is a work in progress. I will experiment with different formats, concepts, and interviewees until after working out the kinks we produce consistent high-quality interviews, advice, and entertainment that you have come to associate with Joanna Lilley. For this reason, your feedback is greatly appreciated. Please send your comments to joanna@lilleyconsulting.com. In this episode I interview Andrew Taylor of Pure Life Adventure in Costa Rica and Octagon Mentoring in Salt Lake City. Contact information for Pure Life Adventure: info@purelifeadventure.com or 801-896-9490 Contact information for Andrew: In The Trenches Podcast or https://andrewtaylor.io/, In this episode, topics discussed include:Academic Advisors giving advice to students that help or hurt their path! We talked about the research from the Gap Year Association, but instead of linking to that research, here’s Andrew’s interview with Ethan Knight, founder of the Gap Year Association.The importance of studying abroad (refer to above in terms of similar research related to cultural immersion)What it means to have a default education and the sub-standard living that comes with itDemystifying what it means to be a Peter Pan And spending most of your life at work. Knowing that, we need to have cool stories to tell!Follow us on Lilley Consulting on Instagram, Facebook, and www.lilleyconsulting.com. Sponsored by: www.ParentTrainers.com

We are thrilled to introduce Success is Subjective, a new podcast hosted by Joanna Lilley, brought to you currently by Lilley Consulting. Much like Lilley Consulting, Success is Subjective is dedicated to all things related to emerging adulthood stories and therapeutic resources for young adults. Music to your ears! This podcast is a work in progress. I will experiment with different formats, concepts, and interviewees until after working out the kinks we produce consistent high-quality interviews, advice, and entertainment that you have come to associate with Joanna Lilley. For this reason, your feedback is greatly appreciated. Please send your comments to joanna@lilleyconsulting.com. In this episode, I interviewed Ethan Knight of the Gap Year Association. Contact: ethan@gapyearassociation.orgIn this episode, topics discussed include:What it means to be raised “educationally affluent”For real, what are the actual skills of a recent high school graduate? “Mom, I want to go on a gap year.” How parents can respond when their adult child says I want to defer to take a break from college. What it means to “follow the herd” in going to college How shocking it’d be if you calculate the amount of money per minute for a college instruction, especially if a student isn’t taking their studies seriously!Taking a break from college is okay, but you must have a plan! You cannot live out someone else’s definition of success. That is not success. The Gap Year Association’s collection of the College Deferral ProcessWhat’s to come!Follow us on Lilley Consulting on Instagram, Facebook, and www.lilleyconsulting.com. Sponsored by: www.ParentTrainers.com

With schools announcing their plans for the fall of 2020, many students and families are wondering what options are available for a gap year experience. As a veteran in the industry and the Founder and Executive Director of the Gap Year Association, Ethan Knight and his team have been working hard with their members and gap year programs to communicate all of the changes and opportunities available through the Gap Year Association website. Ethan will discuss the benefits of a gap year, the resources available through the Gap Year Association, and what opportunities are available now for students in 2020/2021. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/college-scoops/support

Here it is, folks, the Citizen Kane of movies, Citizen Kane! The final installment of the Run-Down will appear, wraith-like, later in the week, but beyond that, this will conclude There Will Be Spoilers. Thanks for sticking around, and keep asking questions of movies. Love, Ethan Knight and Matt Bizzell --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spoilerscast/message

Two candidates are vying to be Multnomah County district attorney. They bring similar backgrounds, but different approaches to the job. OPB's Conrad Wilson and Tiffany Camhi break down the race between Mike Schmidt and Ethan Knight in this special election preview episode.

Two candidates are vying to be Multnomah County district attorney. They bring similar backgrounds, but different approaches to the job. OPB's Conrad Wilson and Tiffany Camhi break down the race between Mike Schmidt and Ethan Knight in this special election preview episode.

Today, on the The Local:Your Quick 6 headlines, a look at domestic violence during COVID-19 with Detective Tanya Wollstein of the Vancouver Police, and an interview with Ethan Knight, candidate for Multnomah County District Attorney. It's XRAY's fund drive. This moment needs all of us. And we're happy to bring us together... for democracy. We need you to keep this work going. Donate today at 503-233-9729 or xray.fm/donate!

Ethan Knight, candidate for Multnomah County District Attorney, talks with Emily Gilliland about how the justice system has shaped Portland, the cases that have impacted his life, and advocating for the community. For more information: https://electethanknight.com/. (Recorded on 4/24/20.)

On this episode of XRAY AM: (1 ) Host Emily Gilliland interviews Ethan Knight, Candidate for Multnomah County DA. (2) News With Friends, with myself Emily Gilliland, and my friend Keera Lindenberg, (3) We interview Chris Gorsek, Candidate for Senate District 25

The typical path for a student seeking higher education is to enter college right after high school. For what possible reason, then, would--or should--a teen consider deviating from that path to pursue a period of personal growth at home or abroad? Amy and Mike invited association executive Ethan Knight to enumerate multiple answers to the question, “Why take a gap year?”  What are five things you will learn in this episode? What exactly is a gap year, and how does one work? How does “radical juxtaposition” improve perspective? What three big reasons impel students to take a gap year? What is the optimal timeline to address gap years for applicants to public and private schools? Do any schools reward or penalize a commitment to a gap year in the application process? MEET OUR GUEST In 1995, Ethan Knight was one of several hundred students packed into a high school assembly at Catlin Gabel where he first learned about gap years.  He researched his options with a Gap Year Consultant, and eventually traveled for 7 months to India, Nepal, and Tibet. After his “time on” he returned to Willamette University where he graduated with a Bachelor's degree in English and Philosophy and minors in Environmental Science and Spanish.  Ethan supported more than 2,000 students on their own gap year experiences, managed and subsequently founded a gap year organization and founded the Gap Year Association. Ethan has traveled to more than 50 countries, co-authored the Fair Trade Learning Standards and the Gap Year Standards, launched two nonprofits, one college, and three for-profit organizations. He has been a guest speaker on three continents, a TEDx presenter, and is a fan of all puns.  Find Ethan at ethan@gapyearassociation.org. LINKS Planning Your Gap Year ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page.

Ethan Knight is the Executive Director of the Gap Year Association. In 1996, back before gap years were a thing in the US, he took a gap year to India, Nepal, and Tibet. The experience changed his life and he’s pretty much been working in gap year programming ever since. In this episode we cover a lot of the research around gap years. For example, young adults who do gap years graduate from college faster and are much happier in their careers. You will notice right away that Ethan and I have a lot in common and had a blast talking about how gap years have been so impactful in our own lives. Thank you for listening in and enjoy the podcast! ethan@gapyearassociation.org www.gapyearassociation.org ataylor@purelifeadventure.com www.purelifeadventure.com

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Gap Year: using a year between high school and college in particular ways in order to maximize the value of college. In Episode 81, Chris Cahill talks Gap Year with Ethan Knight, co-founder of the American Gap Association. The AGA serves as a comprehensive resource for those interested in the programmatic Gap Year's instructional, experiential, and adventuresome qualities.   You can find out more about Ethan Knight and the American Gap Association here.   Or you can find them here: Twitter: @americangap Facebook LinkedIn      About Ethan Knight   Ethan Knight has been working within the world of Gap Years since 1996, when he took his own Gap Year to India, Nepal and Tibet. Back in those days the only options to taking an official Gap Year was through the Center for Interim Programs, and that's exactly how he first heard about this strange thing called a Gap Year. After an inspired talk at his high school, he started a conversation with Interim Programs to discuss what would eventually turn into his own sojourn. Ethan graduated from Willamette University - a small Tier 1 private liberal arts university - with majors in English and Philosophy, and a minor in Environmental Sciences. Immediately after graduating he went to work for LEAPNOW as an intern where his passion for education really took firm root. With the help of a few key mentors along the way, primarily Sam Bull, Ethan eventually led programs for groups of Gap Year students through Latin America and Asia, finally working his way up to Assistant Director of the organization. After seven years at LEAPNOW, Ethan returned home to Portland, Oregon to found Carpe Diem Education. While Carpe Diem began with just three programs, Ethan added five more over the next six years in order to create more options for a wider variety of students. During his tenure at Carpe Diem Education, Ethan also founded the International Carpe Diem Foundation (now Carpe Mundi) - a non-profit dedicated to the inclusion of economically disadvantaged students in Gap Year programs and higher education. It is currently the only non-profit of its kind in Oregon. Eventually, after 6 years at Carpe Diem he recognized a need for a professional association amongst Gap Year providers. The needs of the industry were demanding a hub for information-sharing, development of best-practices, and objective evaluation. Thus, in 2012 he worked with many in the field to found the American Gap Association.

Gap Year: using a year between high school and college in particular ways in order to maximize the value of college. In Episode 81, Chris Cahill talks Gap Year with Ethan Knight, co-founder of the American Gap Association. The AGA serves as a comprehensive resource for those interested in the programmatic Gap Year's instructional, experiential, and adventuresome qualities.   You can find out more about Ethan Knight and the American Gap Association here.   Or you can find them here: Twitter: @americangap Facebook LinkedIn      About Ethan Knight   Ethan Knight has been working within the world of Gap Years since 1996, when he took his own Gap Year to India, Nepal and Tibet. Back in those days the only options to taking an official Gap Year was through the Center for Interim Programs, and that's exactly how he first heard about this strange thing called a Gap Year. After an inspired talk at his high school, he started a conversation with Interim Programs to discuss what would eventually turn into his own sojourn. Ethan graduated from Willamette University - a small Tier 1 private liberal arts university - with majors in English and Philosophy, and a minor in Environmental Sciences. Immediately after graduating he went to work for LEAPNOW as an intern where his passion for education really took firm root. With the help of a few key mentors along the way, primarily Sam Bull, Ethan eventually led programs for groups of Gap Year students through Latin America and Asia, finally working his way up to Assistant Director of the organization. After seven years at LEAPNOW, Ethan returned home to Portland, Oregon to found Carpe Diem Education. While Carpe Diem began with just three programs, Ethan added five more over the next six years in order to create more options for a wider variety of students. During his tenure at Carpe Diem Education, Ethan also founded the International Carpe Diem Foundation (now Carpe Mundi) - a non-profit dedicated to the inclusion of economically disadvantaged students in Gap Year programs and higher education. It is currently the only non-profit of its kind in Oregon. Eventually, after 6 years at Carpe Diem he recognized a need for a professional association amongst Gap Year providers. The needs of the industry were demanding a hub for information-sharing, development of best-practices, and objective evaluation. Thus, in 2012 he worked with many in the field to found the American Gap Association.

Ethan Knight, executive director of the American Gap Association (americangap.org), talks with host Blake Boles about the value of taking intentional time off in the young adult years, his self-designed gap year in Asia at age 19, what’s missing in the traditional college experience, and tips for staying safe on your own global adventure.