Podcasts about Golden West College

Marcom and PR is an industry full of creatives, and District 6 member David Steiman – who worked in the film industry before winding up at Pasadena City College in California – talks about his path to marketing director. He chats with guest host Andrea Rangno, director of marketing & public relations at Golden West College in California. This episode was taped live at the District 6 conference in Tucson, Arizona.

56 - It's OK to Stop and Rest In this episode, Ryan Dedmon shares his journey from being a police dispatcher to becoming an advocate for mental health and wellness among first responders. He discusses the impact of trauma, the importance of therapy, and the stigma surrounding mental health in public safety. Ryan emphasizes the need for balance in life, the significance of community support, and the challenges of navigating identity after service. He also highlights the importance of empowering others through shared experiences and provides resources for first responders seeking help. TAKEAWAYS Ryan experienced trauma during his time as a police dispatcher. Therapy played a crucial role in his healing process. There is a significant stigma around mental health in public safety. First responders need to prioritize their mental health and wellness. Community support is vital for first responders. Navigating identity after service can be challenging. Empowering others through shared experiences is fulfilling. There are many resources available for first responders. Establishing boundaries is essential for maintaining work-life balance. ABOUT RYAN DEDMON Ryan Dedmon, MA, is the Outreach Director for the 911 Training Institute, a private company that provides training and consulting services. Ryan is a retired police dispatcher from Southern California. In 2012, the Southern California Chapter of APCO International named him “Telecommunicator of the Year”. Since retiring in 2013, he has been immersed in the world of public-safety training. Ryan holds a Master of Arts degree in Forensic Psychology and is a certified CIT Coordinator. He is also a California POST-certified Academy Instructor and serves at the Regional Criminal Justice Training Center at Golden West College. Ryan blends his education and experience behind the console to help first-responders recover and grow from post-traumatic stress. CONNECT WITH RYAN 911 Training Institute Website: https://www.911training.net LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/911TI LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/911traininginstitute Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/911TrainingInstitute Instagram: @911traininginstitute Ryan Dedmon, MA
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Jill Nicolini Interviews Dr. Nancy Boyer Retired English Language Professor at Golden West College -- nancy-boyer@protonmail.comListen to us live on mytuner-radio, onlineradiobox, fmradiofree.com and streema.com (the simpleradio app) https://onlineradiobox.com/search?cs=us.pbnnetwork1&q=podcast%20business%20news%20network&c=us https://mytuner-radio.com/search/?q=business+news+network https://www.fmradiofree.com/search?q=professional+podcast+network https://streema.com/radios/search/?q=podcast+business+news+network

Vivica A. Fox was born in South Bend, Indiana, on July 30, 1964, and is the daughter of Everlyena, a pharmaceutical technician, and William Fox, a private school administrator. She is of Native American and African-American descent and is proud of her heritage. She is a graduate of Arlington High School in Indianapolis, Indiana, and, after graduating, moved to California to attend college. Vivica went to Golden West College and graduated with an Associate Art degree in Social Sciences. While in California, she started acting professionally, first on soap operas, such as Generations (1989), Days of Our Lives (1965) and The Young and the Restless (1973). In another early role, she played Patti LaBelle's fashion designer daughter, "Charisse Chamberlain", on the NBC-TV series, Out All Night (1992). Her first big break was in the film, Independence Day (1996), along with Will Smith, and also Set It Off (1996). She has earned critical acclaim for her portrayal of "Maxine" in the 1997 motion picture, Soul Food (1997), which netted her MTV Movie Award and NAACP Image Award nominations. In 2000, she was casted in the medical drama, City of Angels (2000), as "Dr. Lillian Price". She has had roles in many other movies ever since, such as: Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999), Two Can Play That Game (2001) and Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003). In 2004, Fox was in an episode of Punk'd (2003), where her pregnant friend pretended to go into labor, but they became angry when a paramedic appeared to care more about taking pictures than delivering the baby. Vivica also took another television role, from 2004 to 2006, as she starred in the drama series, 1-800-Missing (2003), on the Lifetime Television Network. In 2007, she was a contender on Dancing with the Stars (2005) and stayed until she was voted off in the fourth week. In 1998, Vivica A. Fox married singer Christopher Harvest (aka Sixx-Nine), whom she later divorced in June 2002. She also dated rapper 50 Cent, however this was a brief relationship. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Sports Sunday for its 100th, and final, full episode. Chris Bibona and Marissa Lavezzari muscle through NFL, NHL, NBA and MLB coverage with help from special guests (in order of appearance) Sam Holt, Annie O'Donnell, Howard Croom and Steve Bibona. To end the show, the Sports Sunday duo goes head-to-head with LA Dodgers trivia, where the loser gets a whipped cream pie to the face!

Chris Bibona and Marissa Lavezzari get together for the 99th edition of Sports Sunday on KOCI. In a Mother's Day special, each host shares some of their favorite mom-and-sports moments, before diving into MLB, NBA and Orange Empire Conference coverage. The Sports Sunday duo also plays This-or-That, as well as prepares some picks for "Stock Up, Stock Down."

Chris Bibona and Marissa Lavezzari convene for a condensed episode of Sports Sunday on KOCI. The show opens with major news from the LA Dodgers' pitching staff, both good and bad, then segues into a more broader MLB discussion. The Sports Sunday duo plays "Who's Hot and Who's Not" with the Dodgers, before ending the show with "Stock Up, Stock Down" and a rundown of Orange Empire Conference athletics.

Lighting Designer, Paula Dinkel, fell in love with stage lighting in junior high school.  Her dance and music training were a perfect lead-in to a life in entertainment lighting design.  Growing up in a military family prepared her for frequent travel and overseas relocations.She earned her BA, MA and MFA from Cal State University Fullerton in both lighting and scene design. While a student, she worked as an assistant technical director, and became a founding member of the Cabaret Dinner Theater in Fullerton CA.  Paula taught part time at Golden West College, Cal State San Bernardino, and full time for a year at USC in Los Angeles. In 1980, Paula was recruited by WED Enterprises (now Walt Disney Imagineering) and began her 38+ year career in theme park lighting design.  Her most notable design projects include numerous shops, restaurants, and landscapes at Disneyland. She was the lead lighting designer for DisneyQuest at Walt Disney World and Chicago, and for Club Disney and Disney Studios Paris. Her favorite project is the Rock'n Roller Coaster Avec Aerosmith at Disney Studios Paris.Her continuing role as an educator includes working with stage lighting and controls manufacturer ETC on their student sponsorship and mentoring program.Now retired from Disney, she consults on theme park projects, including on site lighting direction for the Motiongate Theme Park in Dubai.Paula is also one of the contributing authors of the book “Women of Walt Disney Imagineering: 12 Women Reflect on Their Trailblazing Theme Park Careers.” 

Chris Bibona opens up the second hour with a harsh critique of ESPN's Adam Schefter, and his blatantly insensitive handling of Dwayne Haskins' death — more specifically, the botched breaking news reporting Schefter produced over the weekend. At the half-hour mark, Dodgers beat writer and Thinking Blue creator Blake Harris joins the show to talk some Dodgers' baseball, after the team's series in Colorado wrapped up on Opening Weekend. Chris and Marissa Lavezzari end the show with an NBA Playoffs preview, and explanation as to why the Lakers are not in the race for the Larry O'Brien Trophy.

One of the most reputable Dodgers beat writers in the industry, Blake Harris, joins Sports Sunday to discuss some key takeaways from LA's first series in Colorado. Topics include how the Dodgers will use the designated hitter, who will step up in the back-end of the starting pitching rotation, and the possibility of LA making history in 2022. All this and more, only on KOCI!

Chris Bibona and Marissa Lavezzari supply a jam-packed first hour of sports content, touching on Tiger Woods' return, the passing of Dwayne Haskins, and the beginning of the 2022 MLB season. At the end of the first hour, the Sports Sunday duo lists its hottest takes in "The Spice Rack." Also included is each host's top-5 list of best current MLB players.

In a one hour special for spring break, Chris Bibona and Marissa Lavezzari take the last Sunday before MLB Opening Day to fire off some wild predictions! Can the Dodgers become the all-time single season wins record holder? Can Shohei Ohtani repeat as AL MVP? Who won the Kimbrel-Pollock trade? All of these questions and more— answered only on 101.5 FM KOCI.

The Sports Sunday Duo convenes for an hour and a half of March Madness — and it's not just basketball. Chris and Marissa cover the wild NFL offseason, controversial tweets from a former Dodgers reporter, and provide a recap for this week's Orange Coast & Golden West College athletics.

Chris Bibona goes solo in studio for an hour of quick-hitting news bites. Join Sports Sunday for an update on March Madness, a full breakdown of the Lia Thomas controversy, and some much-needed Dodgers discussion. To end the show, Chris Bibona gives his stocks of the week in "Stock Up, Stock Down.”

Hold the phone — BASEBALL IS BACK. Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association agreed to terms on a new Collective Agreement, and there's a TON of new aspects of the game to breakdown. From universal DH to expanded playoffs, all the way to banning the shift, Sports Sunday has you covered with the latest baseball banter. Golden West College Baseball reporter Marissa Lavezzari makes her radio debut, while Bill Perkins of Top Fan Rivalry and Jon Hendrickson of Laguna Beach High School Baseball make guest appearances as well.

An update on Gavin Newsom. Golden West College mascot is changing and a preview Unsolved with Steve Gregory.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKeMWtb7NU4 Fresh out of High School, John Gustafson and his brother, Frank, took their passion for fixing cars and made it a career. In 1971 the brothers specialized in Volkswagen which were very popular in that era, since then the shop has flourished. John is the president and CEO of Gustafson Brothers, Inc. an auto service center in Huntington Beach, California. The company specializes in customer service and performs auto service work, collision repair, and paintwork along with other auto-related services for the community. John is a Certified ASE Master Technical, Bureau of Automotive Repair Certified Instructor, Continuing Education Insurance Instructor licensed by the State of California, and a certified I-CAR instructor. In addition to growing a shop from two employees to the 60+ strong it is today, John has been recognized with the Alumni Pillar of Achievement Award from Golden West College for his contributions in the automotive industry. Listen to John's previous episodes https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22john+gustafson%22 (HERE) Hunt Demarest, CPA Paar-Melis. Hunt is Accredited in Business Valuation and a licensed Certified Public Accountant that has been with the firm since 2006. He specializes in business taxes, valuations, and does consult work with our clients all across the country. When he's not in the office, Hunt enjoys spending time with his family, golfing, working on and racing his cars. Look for Hunt's other episodes https://remarkableresults.biz/?s=Hunt+Demarest (HERE). Bob Ward is the President of Wardden LLC, Bob began his business career at a franchised car dealership, overcoming obstacles to learn and earn the required skills to become Controller, General Manager and then, a minority owner of Tacoma Dodge in Washington. A native of Seattle, Bob serves as a financial advisor and consultant to small business owners throughout the United States. He believes that your business should always be ready for expansion or sale, you should get paid for what you built and, when you decide to leave it, your company should continue to prosper. He believes in a Perpetual Business where there is Value, Continuity and Legacy. Look for Bob's Previous Episodehttps://remarkableresults.biz/?s=%22Bob+Ward%22 ( HERE). Warden LLC website https://www.wardden.com/#/home (HERE). Key Talking Points John Gustafson. 50-year business- what are the options for successions with no heirs in the family? 3 entities (mechanical, collision, satellite) produce $11.5 million per year What does the owner want the legacy to be? Zero in on what's most important, oftentimes it's not about the money.  John's answer- 2 scenarios: a gross amount of money and hand keys and walk or process to shift business to select employees When do you want to do this? 5-6 years? 20 year? Right now?  Who will it get sold to? Internal (family or employee) How many employees actually want to be a business owner? Narrow down to a small inside pool. Stockholder potential, shareholders, multiple owners? How many internal employees want to be business owners? What are you selling? Real estate? What piece? Value business or gift to a relative? Partnership reality- akin to marriage, can be difficult with separate forces to combine on same path. Potential successful partnerships can be service advisor and lead technician- powerful synergy together  Surviving shops with land ownership- in many cities you can't go and buy locations because they arent available  Owner partnership in practice on paper as a trial- all owner responsibilities except asset ownership and liability What you can do right now- how do you want to personally leave, how do you want to leave the business? Have conversations with employees. A special thanks to John Gustafson, Hunt Demarest and Bob Ward for their contribution to the aftermarket. Books Page...

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California Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy Ortiz Oakley knows firsthand the importance of receiving both an affordable, quality education and the proper guidance during those years. After serving in the Army following high school and then transferring from Golden West College to UC Irvine, Oakley ultimately became the first Latino to serve as Chancellor for the largest system of higher education in the country while also sitting on the board of Regents for the University of California. He opens up to host Giselle Fernandez about the initiatives he's implemented in order to ensure students receive the best education possible — one of which aims to eliminate inequities and achievement gaps so that college is more accessible, diverse and affordable. Oakley also discusses the challenges community college students have faced in the past year with the COVID-19 pandemic, which has actually helped shine a light on problems communities have faced all along — such as limited broadband access.

Dave Stricklin – Women’s Basketball Coach at Umpqua Community College Born in Seattle, WA – dad was big time player at Seattle Univ. and is in Seattle Univ. BB Hall of Fame – played with Elgin Baylor Dad was high school and JC coach in California so I was a coach’s kid who grew up in a gym Played point guard for my dad at Golden West College. Good but not good enough to keep playing – lots of good PG’s out there Dave.stricklin@umpqua.edu @DaveStricklin Join us at Teachhoops.com 50 Plus ways to ENGAGE your Team [Basketball Roadmap (http://basketballroadmap.com/) www.basketballroadmap.com Help us with shopping at Amazon. Click Here https://www.amazon.com/?tag=teachhoops-20 Want to Get a Question Answered? Leave a Question here Check out our other podcast High School Hoops Check out our Sponsors HERE Mention Coach Unplugged and get 350 dollars off your next purchase Basketball Clinics Basketball Clinic How to coach basketball basketball clinic 2020 Coach Unplugged Basketball drills, basketball coach, basketball workouts, basketball dribbling drills, ball handling drills, passing drills, shooting drills, basketball training equipment, basketball conditioning, fun basketball games, basketball jerseys, basketball shooting machine, basketball shot, basketball ball, basketball training, basketball camps, youth basketball, youth basketball leagues, basketball recruiting, basketball coaching jobs, basketball tryouts, basketball coach, youth basketball drills, The Basketball Podcast, How to Coach Basketball, teachhoops.com high school hoops keyfivecoaching.com key5coaching.com high School hoops High school basketball basketball drill youth basketball drills teach hoops basketball coaching podcast Basketball coach podcast

www.challengecoaching.orgGREG + MCKENNA REITZTogether Greg and McKenna have a over 400 career coaching wins between them at both the college and high school levels. A native of Huntington Beach, CA, Greg has been coaching both women's and men's college volleyball for over 20 years and is currently in his eleventh season at Lourdes University. And outstanding player during his collegiate days, Greg played two season at Golden West College where he lead the team to the 1995 state championship in California and was.  He was named the state's Most Valuable Player and earned All-Orange Empire Conference accolades during his stay with the Rustlers.  Reitz then transferred to Long Beach State University where he played his final two collegiate seasons.​Greg went on to play beach volleyball in both the Association of Volleyball Professionals as well as the Midwest Professional Volleyball Association.  He has also earned several medals as a player at the USA Volleyball Open Nationals over the past 12 years.  Reitz has since traveled to Russia and Ukraine as part of the Athletes in Action international volleyball team.​A native of Sylvania, OH, McKenna is in her 16th year of coaching varsity volleyball and teaching Advanced Placement Psychology at Springfield High School. McKenna played four years of collegiate volleyball at Hope College in Holland, MI where she led her team to a MIAA Conference title and earned All-MIAA Conference accolades.​As the varsity volleyball coach at Springfield High School, McKenna has has 41 All-Conference, 32 All-District and two All-State players while also being name District Coach of the Year in 2012 after winning the programs first Northern Lakes League title in over twelve years.​Greg and McKenna have two beautiful daughter Karsen (2012) and Maddox (2015).

"Community College is dope y'all!" Wanna know why? Nina Dinh shares her #TransferStory, why she loves her community college, and what influenced her #transferjourney. In transferring from Golden West College to UCLA, Nina determined the educational path that worked for her and gave her the time she needed to explore, engage, and discover. Continue the #transfer conversation by joining the TN Facebook group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TransferNationYou can also follow TN on Instagram (@wearetransfernation) and Twitter (@transferPride)! Check out the TN YouTube channel at tinyurl.com/tnationtube. Have ideas for future episodes or feedback for the TN team? Email @WeAreTransferNation@gmail.com..

Career college record is 883-183 Have won 19 conference or regional championships 117-10 over past 4 seasons Was 29-0 this pat season when Covid-19 ended his season. Was a finalist for the WBCA National JC/CC Coach of the Year Ever since he began his coaching career, Dave Stricklin has been synonymous with success. In eight seasons at Golden West College in Huntington Beach, California, Stricklin’s teams posted an overall record of 259-27 and won seven championships. The winning ways continued immediately at UCC with the Riverhawks (Then known as the Timberwomen before Umpqua changed its mascot) racking up 25 wins and shattering 14 school and NWAACC records. The very next year UCC won the first NWAACC (Pacific Northwest) Championship in school history with a 29-4 record and has been considered one of the premier programs on the West Coast ever since. A quick summary of Stricklin’s coaching career reveals – 103 players who have received scholarships for four year universities 15 Conference, League, or Region Championships 14 Final Four appearances 2 California State Championships 2 NWAACC (Pacific Northwest) Championships 17 different Coach of the Year Awards 10 All Americans Inducted into the California CC Coaches Hall of Fame @UMPQUA_WBB davestricklin@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Golden West College Head Coach Drew Ramos joins the show to share his story that involved leaving the game for half a decade before getting the call from his former head coach to get back into coaching and his subsequent rise to replace a legend at Golden West. #ShapeTheState #BeSeen

Chris Stipeck serves as the Director for Residential Staff & Programs in NYU Residential Life and Housing Services. Prior to this, he served in seven different roles that include hall positions in Hayden (Lipton), Carlyle Court, and 3rd North, and centrally as an Assistant Director for the Leased Properties then FYRE areas, and is in the first year of his current role. Chris also works on a research team for the Assessment of Collegiate Residential Environments and Outcomes (ACREO) – a national assessment to better understand the influence that living on-campus has on academic, social intellectual outcomes for students. He has presented and published research on topics related to developing intentionally inclusive communities (first-generation student support, Project Pay Attention), residential staff management (entry-level residential life staff burnout, mid-level management) and residential outcomes (the first-year experience, served as a faculty member for the ACPA Residential Curriculum Institute). Chris received a B.A. in History from Rutgers University-New Brunswick and then an M.A. and Ed.D in Higher Education Administration at NYU. Therese Grande’s career in higher education spans over fifteen years at both public and private institutions and includes cross-functional experience in student affairs, curriculum and instruction, and institutional planning. During her time at New York University, she served as a member of the Residential Peer Board, an RA in Third North and President of RA Council, a graduate assistant for Academic Initiatives in Residence Life, the ACDE/RHAD at Carlyle Court, and the Program Administrator for the FFIR, Explorations, and Residential College programs. In her current role as the Student Life Coordinator at Golden West College (a community college in Huntington Beach, CA), she trains and advises student leaders, facilitates campus-wide programming, and helps foster an environment where students can meaningfully engage with peers, faculty, staff, and administration outside the classroom. Therese is passionate about leveraging educational policy, institutional governance, and organizational structures to improve access and educational outcomes for students who have traditionally been underserved or marginalized by systemic inequities and has been recognized by the California Community Colleges Classified Senate and the American Association for Women in Community Colleges for her leadership in these areas. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from New York University, a master’s degree in Public Policy and Public Administration from California State University Long Beach, and is an alumni of the California Education Policy Fellowship program.

Lisa Ann is a self-made star, who triumphed by investing in herself and her future. And her amazing story is still being written. The Fantasy Sports expert and entertainer is by all accounts, and most modern metrics, the G.O.A.T. of the adult film industry. Ironically enough, when Lisa Ann's adult business career began, most accounts and most metrics didn’t exist. “When I got into the adult business in the early ‘90s, there was no internet,” remembers Lisa Ann on this episode of the Digital Hospitality podcast. https://youtu.be/dibfk1LjJEM   “I wanted to have a fan club so I could market my feature bookings. I remember going to my friends and saying, ‘I’m buying a computer and I’m taking a night-class at Golden West College to learn how to use PrintShop.’” Always with a vision and always in looking to take creative control of her image, Lisa Ann learned all she could about computers and graphic design as possible in an effort to better connect with her fans. In the ‘90s, that was by conventional mail. “I had this idea of what a newsletter should look like,” Lisa Ann recalls. “The heading, the images, the tour dates – I had a vision from band flyers that I had seen. So here I was, the second Tuesday of every month going to Kinkos, printing them out – which wasn’t cheap – then I’d mail them and make sure the stamps were right for each different country.” Lisa Ann was not just doing the work on the road to make appearances and dance, she was looking to develop a relationship with her fans that would last many years and now many careers. “When you’ve taken that many steps to connect to your audience in the past then the internet is a breeze!” In only a matter of time, she’d prove exactly that.   BUY CALI BBQ ONLINE    Lisa Ann Goes Social: From her teenage years to the present day, Lisa Ann has always been a learner and a grinder. Taking classes and catching flights, the hard work in the ‘90s paved the way for the digital dominance she’d soon harness. “Me going strip club to strip club and Sexpo to Sexpo was like my grassroots campaign to build this community that I can reach out to!” laughs Lisa Ann. In the mid 2000s, Lisa Ann was an early adopter to social media and as expected quite sharp from the get-go. “When social media first started, some people jumped all in. Those of us that did realized the demands, but we established our patterns and knew when we had to work on things.” Not only did she understand the personalized power of reaching out, responding to fans and building relationships, she realized the ROI for everything from bookings to books when using social. “It’s cheaper than advertising,” notes Lisa Ann. “Even though you’re spending money to create content, now you have this ability to get out there, have reach and build a personal connection.” While Lisa Ann is active both IRL and URL, the latter allows her to get to better know her audience, potential business partners and even future friends. “It’s like the dating app of life!” Lisa Ann points out about social media. “You might not be hooking up with these people, but you want to see what this person is like when they’re out and about, and what they look to do in their free time. All of that builds connections where you never forget that person.” However, creating all that content and managing all those relationships sounds exhausting, right? Well it can be. Luckily for Lisa Ann, over a decade of doing her own content digitally and much more time spent putting in the work in grassroots fashion now has her in a flow. “Once it becomes rhythmic, it takes maybe an extra 20 minutes and it provides a lot of value,” she says in regard to creating content for social media. This content can range from updating her Instagram stories with videos to engaging with fans via written word on Twitter. “Users have different viewing experiences. You have to go down each lane and keep it balance...

Kris Allshouse is the Executive Director at Los Angeles County Regional Training Center (LACRTC), a non-profit organization created to support public agencies with obtaining and fulfilling government grants, course presentations, curriculum design, training needs, assessment research, course assessment and coaching, and consultation. He also teaches at Golden West College and has 3 published works that include: "What Happened to Public Trust," "The 85 Percent Rule: Effective Outcome-Based Instruction," and "What Do You Mean I'm Wrong?" He's also developed and given courses on leadership and coaching and has toured the country as a keynote speaker and private coaching consultant. As a public safety expert with nearly two decades worth of front-line experience, Kris quickly realized the power and potential that drones have to serve during this time of pandemic crisis. Some key highlights...A basic refresher on what LACRTC does and how it startedThe impact COVID-19 has had on LACRTC operationsUnique use-cases that Kris has seen drones used forLessons currently being learned during this pandemic Insights on how drones can continue to make a differencePredictions on what the future of drone crisis-response might look likehttps://lacrtc.org/

You can help support this podcast by making a donation via PayPal.If you’re a coach, join our slack channel! The conversations are great and we have some webinars as well!Buy Fredric Durand’s book Water Polo Legends: 50 Amazing StoriesThank you to everyone that has take the time to leave a review, send me an email or send me a tweet. It has truly meant the world to me!Remember you can reach me on twitter @stevecarrera and on instagram @stevecarrera and you can email me stevegcarrera@gmail.com************************************************************************************************************************From gostanford.comBrian Kreutzkamp begins his third season with the Stanford men's water polo program as an assistant coach. He joined head coach John Vargas in his inaugural campaign with the NCAA title-winning Cardinal in 2002. Kreutzkamp arrived on The Farm after spending three years (2000-02) with Golden West College where as the head coach, his team won the California State Championship in 2001. Kreutzkamp also served as an assistant coach with the U.S. Men's National Senior Team and the U.S. Men's National Junior Team.While the head coach at Golden West College, Kreutzkamp took his teams to the Orange Empire Conference and California State titles. Prior to his time in Huntington Beach, Kreutzkamp served as the co-head coach at Newport Harbor High School (1996-2000) and led his team to four conference titles and one CIF Division I title. Prior to that, Kreutzkamp was the head coach at Costa Mesa High School (1993-96) where his teams claimed three conference titles and one CIF Division II title.Kreutzkamp earned his Bachelor of Arts in Exercise and Sports Science from Concordia University. As a student-athlete, he helped his teams claim three conference championships while at Costa Mesa High School and the California State title in 1992 at Golden West College.

Conway Crew is live from Golden West College in Huntington Beach to raise money for the Boys and Girls Club of Huntington Valley. Conway asks a little girl what she wants for her Christmas and her only two requests melt his heart. Chief of Police Rob Handy joins us. Mondo auctions off his Avocado suit and a few lucky listeners won some awesome KFI beanies made in Korea.

Located in Southern California, GWCAS has evolved into a national network of campus administrators including, but not limited to, university/college athletic directors, coaches, athletic trainers, educators and academic advisors. GWCAS has matched and placed over 171 student athletes with scholarships and universities/community colleges across the U.S., ultimately alleviating financial burdens on their families. ​A non-profit organization founded by Coach Wesley Green in 2009, Golden West College Athletic Services works to match minority student athletes with suitable colleges and universities. GWCAS assists students and parents with college placement, scholarships and academic services. GWCAS is not a recruiting agency and we're more than a placement agency. We offer student support services such as guidance, advice, recommendations and college life skills to assist athletes in successfully transitioning and balancing their academic and athletic careers. Our strategy is based on preparing students for the next phase of their lives. ​Who are GWCAS Students & Alumni? GWCAS student athletes have been placed in universities across the nation and as college graduates many have advanced to pursue higher degrees and on to successful careers in fields such as engineering, medicine, sports, education, communications, entertainment and law. Other GWCAS students have been successfully drafted and play on professional U.S. and international sports teams. Golden West College Athletic Services --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/321bizdevelopment/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/321bizdevelopment/support

Between a rock and a hard place.......Damned if you do, damned if you don't...........Catch 22.   Does it exist, or is there a way to avoid it?  In this month's episode, Keith examines a recent shooting of an innocent homeowner that made national and international news.  Could this situation have been avoided?   In this return episode, Keith also discusses the reason for the long absence, how things are going now, and a couple of calls regarding checking the welfare of residents.  Listener reviews and a new PSA are also discussed.  Links referenced in this episode: Opening clip contains excerpts of a speech given by Hon. Justice William Bedsworth, Fourth District Court of Appeals given at the dedication of the new Criminal Justice Training Center at Golden West College, Huntington Beach, CA.  Full speech can be found HERE Publicly released body camera footage of Fort Worth Police Officer can be found HERE News footage courtesy of Fox 4 News, Dallas/Fort Worth Background music courtesy of Purple Planet

Thomas Walker joined me in the booth during Sunday's game against Long Beach State. Walker is an alum of both Long Beach Poly HS and UC Riverside. He's currently an assistant coach at Golden West College in Huntington Beach, CA, and enters his second year as field manager for the Rochester Honkers of the Northwoods League at the end of the month. Thomas was a 1st Team All-Big West Conference selection in 2014, his Junior Year at UC Riverside. Photo Courtesy Rochester Honkers and www.collegebaseballdaily.com

We have a cool and knowledgeable personal trainer with us today.  His name is Geoff Etherson.  We will be talking about why strength training and lifting weights is super important for overall health and fat loss. Geoff was born and raised in Anaheim, and spent most of his youth playing sports. After finishing his athletic career playing football at Golden West College, he realized that he needed something to compete at. It was at this time that Geoff found his true passion in weight training. After receiving his AA at Golden West in Health Science, he attended the California University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated with a B.S. in Exercise Physiology and Sports Management. After graduating Geoff took a 4 month internship with the Washington Redskins as an assistant to the head strength coach John Hastings. It was there that Geoff learned how to implement the knowledge that he had retained from school. Learning how the coaches programmed the workouts to achieve each athlete’s goals is what gave him the idea for Train Insane. Taking the principles used by professional athletes, and modifying them for the average Joe or Jane. www.traininsanegym.com For additional podcast from Healthy Living With Eric Su visit www.ericwsu.com/podcasts.   Remember, Eric Su’s FREE Results Coaching Strategy session: www.ericwsu.com/freecoachingcall Watch Eric Su on Facebook Live.  Visit www.facebook.com/ericwsutrainer every Friday at 9:30am CST. Remember rate and review this episode on itunesSee you at the next episode The post #158 Geoff Etherson – Why strength training is super important for overall health and fat loss. #hlwes appeared first on Eric W Su.

Kilson Street and Chris Hayzel go back. Waaaay Back. Well not waaaay back. We just wanted to sound like it was. Anywho, on our 77th installment of the never ending Kilson Street Series, we have Chris from allll the way up in Los Angeles. Chris is a rare talent. If you have had the pleasure of seeing him live, good for you. If you haven’t… Too bad for you. He uses a loop and an effects pedal to drive his thundering anthems during live sets. Using that and his guitar, bass, and his vocals, Chris manages to do what a lot of bands/artists can’t do as a team: make some bomb ass music. Chris has a pretty good upbringing when it comes to music. But this isn’t the only reason someone can do what he does. Everyone knows that playing an instrument and being good at it takes time, practice, and sacrifices. Chris is just insane. We couldn’t imagine how much time he takes from his days to get stuff like this down. Fortunately for us as listeners we just get the privilege to watch and listen. We’re glad for that and appreciate musicians like Chris. Thank you for coming through. Songs Performed are "Just Can't Settle" & "Time" Available at http://www.chrishayzel.com/ On this episode we would like to thank Sable Cantus from Golden West College for letting us record off of a brand new SSL board. God dam, that board is sexy. We also would like to thank the class for participating and helping us with setup and clean up. We could not have done any of this without them: Head Engineer – Daneil Gurney Assistant Engineer – Javon McClure Studio Crew: Sam Macdonald Matthew Marshall Odie Sanchez Samantha Ackerman Anthony Vezirian Minh Tong Daniel Nguyen Robert Molina Aracely Fernandez Alicia Sanchez See ya next time!

Nam began training martial arts at 8yrs old under Grandmaster Ha Quoc Huy. He trained Quyen Dao (a Vietnamese martial art) for 9 years and earned his black belt at age 17. In 2000, Nam started Brazilian jiu jitsu under Carlson Gracie Black Belt – Franco De Camargo. He studied for 5 years with Sensei Franco before moving on to train with Marciol Feitosa at Gracie Barra. Over time, Nam began to slowly move away from Gi jiu jitsu and in 2005, solely devoted his training to No Gi JJ. At this time Nam met friend, mentor, and coach Jeremy Williams, where he trained full time at Apex Jiu Jitsu; until his tragic death in May 2007. Nam continues to train No Gi JJ at Nam Phan MMA, as well as Subfighter Gym with Rick Estrada, Russ Muira, and Adam Lynn at Laguna Hills, CA. To become more versatile, Nam began boxing as well. He started in 2004, and his amateur record is 5-3. He became a professional boxer in 2006 and currently holds a pro record of 3-0. He trains under Art James of Team PunchOut of Anaheim, CA. Nam's well rounded MMA skills also include a wrestling component. He began in his early high school days when he was on the Rancho Alamito wrestling team in Garden Grove, CA. He was a league champion and CIF finalist. Nam also wrestled for Golden West College in 2002. In addition to BJJ, boxing, and wrestling, Nam also trains Muay Thai kickboxing under Master Fumi Fujimoto. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vietnamese-with-kenneth-nguyen/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy