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2 episodes with graduating high school
2 episodes with graduating high school
Willy Santos joins Jason and Tony to discuss GNS Boards, Titanic Board, The First Skater of Birdhouse, The First Birdhouse Model, Willy Chews, Graduating High School, Buying a house, 12 Strings, Sneaking Willy into the Bar, Tony Hawk's Feet, Ring around the Rosie, KFC, Coaching, Paris, Street skater, and share old Birdhouse stories Visit betterhelp.com/hawkwolf today to get 10% off your first month Learn How To Skate, No Matter What Age You Are. Out Now https://fathergrind.com/ See Jason Live! Tickets at thejasonellis.com Sponsor Hawk Vs Wolf: https://public.liveread.io/media-kit/hawkvswolf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Willy Santos joins Jason and Tony to discuss GNS Boards, Titanic Board, The First Skater of Birdhouse, The First Birdhouse Model, Willy Chews, Graduating High School, Buying a house, 12 Strings, Sneaking Willy into the Bar, Tony Hawk's Feet, Ring around the Rosie, KFC, Coaching, Paris, Street skater, and share old Birdhouse stories Visit betterhelp.com/hawkwolf today to get 10% off your first month Learn How To Skate, No Matter What Age You Are. Out Now https://fathergrind.com/ See Jason Live! Tickets at thejasonellis.com Sponsor Hawk Vs Wolf: https://public.liveread.io/media-kit/hawkvswolf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Parley Dutson tells his story from inside the Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gunnison Utah. Thanks to the UDC for allowing us access to hear how Parley, and many others, are working to change their direction and perspective preparing them for the time they will be released. He was born and raised in a religious community called Colorado City. Finding himself an outcast, he discovered “the world”. Going from a strict religious world to the total freedoms of life didn't work well for him. After two years of running and gunning, he committed a horrible act that was completely against his nature that sent him to prison for a very long time. He tells of the anguish he feels for what he did and how in spite of that, has found value in education and self-improvement. Currently serving as a mentor in the Captain Your Story lifestyle curriculum, Parley is a leader in the criminal Justice reform space having had the opportunity to testify virtually to the Utah State Legislature as well as meet with a state senator Derrin Ownes and executive director Brian Redd of the UDC. Parley's emotion can easily be heard as he tells his heart wrenching story. Sponsors & Partners The Other Side Academy - theothersideacademy.com My Story Matters / Captain Your Story - mystorymatters.org 00:00:00 Parley Dutson 00:00:39 Thanks to Utah Department of Corrections 00:06:28 The Other Side Academy 00:06:47 My Story Matters 00:07:35 Growing up in the FLDS Church 00:12:20 Out of the House at 16 00:19:58 A Really Bad Trip 00:21:50 Waking Up in a Cop Car 00:23:30 Realizing What He'd Done 00:25:25 First Experience in County Jail 00:26:00 Facing Discrimination for His Religious Background 00:29:05 Central Utah Corrections Facility in Gunnison 00:30:21 Graduating High School in Prison 00:31:00 Getting Called to the Principal's Office 00:36:09 Getting a Job in Prison 00:44:00 Major Setback for Education at CUCF 00:49:23 About to Graduate with His Associates Degree 00:50:40 Captain Your Story / My Story Matters 00:54:30 “What Do You Want?”
Season 2 Episode 1 Show some love to the youngest sibling (Jayden) for graduating high school. Let's wish him all the best and take a listen on how high school was for him.
I'm declaring this week Up-and-Coming Young Artist Week. I sat down with a couple of relatively young muralists recently who have a lot of spirit, and I think you'll enjoy hearing their stories. This episode features 17-year-old Maddie Deiters. Despite being only 17, Maddie has painted thousands of square feet of murals in multiple states. She's a go-getter! What I took from this is that there is no minimum age to start painting and making art into a profitable career. Maddie applied and was accepted into her first mural job at 13. This chat made me think of how much supportive family and friends play a part in those early years of creating. External influences either push you into or out of the art world. This is a very real look into what can happen when we support our children's interests early on. Let me know what you think of this week's episode with Maddie Deiters.www.MuralMoney.comwww.ArtistAcademy.co
Hometown Radio 06/04/24 3p: Guest Host Bill Ostrander talks with Paso Robles graduating High School Senior Kalani Gaviola - The view of the world from someone entering adulthood
What would you do if you were graduating high school today? To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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They walked and received a one-year college degree before stepping onto the stage to receive their high school diplomas. On this episode of the Supercast, meet some incredibly smart and driven students in what is called the Jordan PREP program. Find out how dedicating their summers to a rigorous academic mathematics program starting in sixth-grade, ...continue reading "Episode 247: A College Degree Before Graduating High School? How it Happened for Some Jordan PREP Students"
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Exclusive content featuring Markeshia Jordan, MSW aka Miss Mental Health. We start a series of Night Conversations wrapped around young adult topics. "It Needed to be SAID."
If you had known WD Tilley in high school, you probably would not have thought much about his future prospects. A wild and rebellious teen who barely made it through high school to a man who eventually served his country for 24 years and retired as a Navy Master Chief. In this episode, you will learn from his ups and downs disappointments and triumphs. He has seen a lot in his life and overcome even more. Even if he brought most of it on himself :) I'm proud to call him a friend and I can't wait for you to meet him. -This episode is dedicated to The Man, The Myth, The Legend one Homer Tilley Senior. The key moments in this episode are:00:00:01 - Introducing WD Tilley 00:01:00 - Growing Up in Huntsville 00:04:35 - Remembering Joe Davis Stadium 1994 (IYKYK)00:08:56 - High School Graduation and Disappointment 00:10:50 - Joining the Navy and Boot Camp Experience 00:13:33 - The Importance of Sweat Equity 00:16:38 - Real World Operations 00:19:09 - Advice for Young People Joining the Military 00:22:48 - Transition to Civilian Life 00:28:00 - Future Goals 00:28:48 - Pursuing Personal Growth 00:29:21 - Living in the Present 00:30:02 - Finding Happiness 00:30:38 - Spreading Positivity Please support my sponsors! I know them all personally and can vouch for their integrity and quality. -For website design, graphic design, internet marketing, and more check out McWilliams Marketing at http://www.McWilliamsmarketing.com -Use Patnaik Realty for ANY real estate needs you have. I mean anything! Residential, commercial, property management, investments, acquisitions. He does it all. Call Teek at 256-694-0117 or e-mail him at Teek@PatnaikCo.com -Go Check out Valley Leadership Academy and please consider sponsoring their new building! https://www.valleyleadershipacademy.org/ -And if you need some positive and encouraging support on your health and fitness journey, please join me at Relentless Positivity Fitness https://fitandpositive.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/relentlesspositivity/message
Middle Ground with JLE L.L.C. "Where We Treat You Like Family" welcomes My Family, My Nephew High School Senior Sports Athlete Zion Edwards as he discusses balancing being a Student and Athlete as he looks ahead to Graduating High School.
Join me on the podcast today for part 2 of the 5 things I learned when graduating high school! For more information and to stay up to date on new episodes, follow @liliapetty on instagram and Facebook.
Join me on the podcast today for part 1 of the 5 things I learned when graduating high school! For more information and to stay up to date on new episodes, follow @liliapetty on instagram and Facebook.
This episode has been a long time coming. Ive briefly mentioned in previous episodes that I graduated high school early.. but Ive never really talked in depth about my experience or explained what "doubling up" even means. It was this time last year when I sat down with my counselor and officially changed my schedule to become a senior and double up in classes. In honor of last year, I thought now was the perfect time to explain a few things.... In this episode, Im going to be talking all about graduating early. Ill be sharing my tips on what steps you can take to graduate early ( if this is something you are interested in), share and de-bunk some misconceptions, and also talk about the Pro's and Con's of graduating high school in three years. Last but not least, Im going to share my overall experience with being in school and the few mindset shifts Ive had. Also, It's important to note that every state has different rules and requirements for graduation. There are also different factors ( credits, what classes you have/ have not took, grades etc..) that determine if you can graduate early. Anyways, this episode is all about my high school experience and graduating in 3 years. Enjoy
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On this episode of ChamberTalk, Vicky Ventura speaks with Christopher Flowers of Grand Canyon University. Christopher explains his role as a University Development Counselor for "GCU." And how the University's mission is to try and make a difference whether you're a Graduating High School student or an Adult.
Today's tune is all about GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL!
Languages, math, science, geography, history... What are the most basic things you feel every student should be taught before they graduate high school? Could your kids: - Name the Governor General? - Name the PM? - Name your province's Premier? - How many of the Great Lakes could they name? - Where is Hudson Bay? - In which province or provinces would you find the Rocky Mountains? - Could they name all of the oceans that Canada touches? - Do they know Canada has had a female prime minister? Could they name her? - Do they know the zipper was invented here? The caulking gun, the paint roller? The Robertson screwdriver? Basketball? The telephone? - Do they know what signal hill is? www.itsyourcall.ca - live weekdays 2pm ET on www.BlastTheRadio.com
Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Swan was always interested in fear and horror. He grew up on a dose of tv shows like Night Gallery and Darkroom as well as The CBS Radio Mystery Theater. His favorite directors were (and still are) Hitchcock, DePalma, Carpenter, and William Castle. Swan worked in broadcasting starting at the age of 16. Graduating High School he went to join the circus for one season, returning to broadcasting where he announced, wrote and produced commercials. Swan has called himself the most famous person that no one has ever heard of with tongue in cheek. Dabbling in television, movies, and the stage, he claims to have fulfilled most of his childhood dreams. He did not write his first novel until 2007 and it took four years to complete. Since then, he has written 18 and continues to write. Winslow Swan currently lives in the North Georgia Mountains with his five dogs. ************************************************ For More Information Visit our Website: https://www.crossborderinterviews.ca/ ©2022
Reported by Inside Higher Ed, a number of colleges are experimenting with direct admit admissions policies, including a broad program in Minnesota where 50 high schools will be participating in a direct admit system in partnership with 40 colleges who can set up their own GPA qualifier at which any participating students will be directly admitted into the respective institutions.
Part II to my fascinating interview with Olga. Here, Olga reflects on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, a humanitarian crisis about which, sadly, the western world is quickly forgetting. As an American born in Russia, her perspective is invaluable. You'll not want to miss what she has to say.
Upon her graduation from high school, when, with unalloyed excitement, most young men and women look hopefully toward the future, Olga's home country of Russia—in whose greatness and infallibility she was, from a very young age, propagandized to believe—collapsed. All that she'd known, every doctrine whose truth she'd been conditioned to accept, disintegrated before her eyes. She immigrated to America at the age of twenty. She reflects now on the state of Russia and its aggression toward Ukraine, What follows is her story.
Preparing your child to graduate from homeschool and enter the real world can be a major concern for many home educators. In today's Master Books podcast you will hear a real-life testimony that you can do this and enjoy it! Kash, a recent Master Books graduate, shares what he loved about high school including his favorite courses and how they prepared him to defend his faith in the workplace. His mom, Anna, shares what she loves about teaching high school students and why the high school years are even better than the younger years. Homeschool Resources mentioned in this show include: Introduction to Logic Comparative Religions
In this episode, I talk all about graduating from high school and what my plans are after high school. Follow Rory's Truth on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rorys_truthpodcast/ If you're curious about me and want to know what I'm up to, follow my main account: https://www.instagram.com/_roryboonexo/ Check out my website: https://www.podpage.com/rorys-truth/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rory98/message
Season 6 America's Got Talent Winner, Landau Eugene Murphy Jr. speaks with Burke about his life before and after winning big in front of the world over a decade ago. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Landau sat down and decided to work towards getting his high school diploma, an accolade he's been missing throughout most of his life. With the pandemic finally on its way out the door, Landau will be celebrating his high school graduation in Logan, West Virginia today! Having spent his youth in both Logan, West Virginia, and Detroit, Michigan Landau learned a lot about the kind of person he wants to be and the kind of example he wants to set for all of his fans. In the decade since Landau won America's Got Talent, he's worked to raise millions of dollars for charity throughout West Virginia and has produced 4 albums. As a West Virginia favorite, this Summer Landau will be performing a show for the return of Charleston, West Virginia's famous Sternweheel Reghatta concert series. This July, Landau will be spending an entire week in Williamsburg's Busch Gardens Amusement Park, performing several times throughout the day for all guests. For more information about Landay, visit his website You can also listen to all of Landau's music on Spotify, Apple Music, Youtube Music, and more! The Big Time Talker is sponsored by Speakermatch.com
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TEA SIS... but with so much change after graduating high school, you're bound to have friendship conflict as well. Listen to today's episode where I break down how to navigate drifting away from friends, expressing concern for your friends in the midst of disagreements, expressing your feelings, and how to set healthy boundaries with people closest to you. Follow @funsizepodcast on IG for more content about friends + all the rest!
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On this week's episode, we are taking a dive back three years to our senior year of high school and looking back at our initial plans after graduating high school and how we decided on a school/path. We also talk about when the pandemic hit and schools went virtual how that affected us. Mentally. Educationally. Even spiritually.. We share our thoughts on a gap year.Miah gives insight on what her specifically entailed. How long should they be? What should one do during their gap year? All of that can be heard on Anywhere But Here. FOLLOW OUR SOCIALS ANYWHERE BUT HERE instagram: @anywherebutherepodcast tiktok: @anywherebutherepodcast MIAH instagram: @miah.edwards twitter: @miaamoima21 tiktok: miaamoima21 NALAH instagram: @nalah_tann tiktok: @nalahwilson
Decision Vision Episode 142: What Should I Do After Graduating High School? – An Interview with Joseph Lambert, Joseph’s Junk Removal & Moving As a senior in high school, Joseph Lambert started his junk removal business with a rented truck and hasn’t looked back. Now 20 years old, Joseph is in a unique position for […]
Decision Vision Episode 142: What Should I Do After Graduating High School? – An Interview with Joseph Lambert, Joseph’s Junk Removal As a senior in high school, Joseph Lambert started his junk removal business with a rented truck and hasn’t looked back. Now 20 years old, Joseph is in a unique position for this conversation […] The post
I am graduating high school early to be a singer-songwriter, and I have no plans on going to college. Let's talk about it! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vera-v0/support
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After eight months since Angela has been on - she was first on back in November for our episode about Practicing Mindfulness - she's back again to talk about how our graduations went! This is a very special episode for the class of 2021 because this school year was just never-ending, but we finally made it! For the seniors who've just graduated, how do you feel?! And what do you look forward to in your future? As always, make sure to follow this podcast on Spotify, Applepodcasts, and Anchor, and the podcast's IG page! If you're curious about Angela, please go check her out too!
Chapter 1 Fully vaccinated Canadian travelers can skip hotel quarantine come July: feds Global News Legislative reporter in Victoria joins the show to answer your COVID quarantine questions Chapter 2 Lay members of the Catholic Church calling for action on residential schools A catholic in Abbotsford who's worked for the Church for a number of years at diocesan and parish level, Jody Garneau is with us. Chapter 3 What lessons can we take from the pandemic to make seniors' lives better? What can we take from the COVID pandemic to improve the care for our seniors. Federal Seniors' Minster, Deb Schulte joins us. Chapter 4 Grade 12 students preparing for a different kind of graduation this year What can we do to make this years graduation ceremonies as enjoyable as possible for Grade 12 students? Grade 12 student in Burnaby, Haleluya Hailu joins the show Chapter 5 As quarantine restrictions ease, here's what the evolving pandemic means for your travel plans Host of the Super Awesome Science Show, Jason Tetro joins us with more a the easing to quarantine restrictions, plus he answers your COVID questions. Chapter 6 The discrimination Asian Canadians have suffered throughout the COVID pandemic A study shows over half of Asian Canadians have suffered discrimination on the last year. Eric Chapman speaks with urban planner Andy Yan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We graduated High School! We talk about what it feels like to know such a huge part of your life is over, what we miss, what we regret, and what’s next! Whether you’re a freshman, sophomore, or junior, we know you’ll take something important out of this episode. Socials: @teenagertherapy Website: teenagertherapy.com teenagertherapypodcast.com Send Us Something: P.O. Box 8396 Anaheim, CA 92812
See Beneath Your Beautiful podcast is raw and intimate, sometimes funny and always entertaining. With new episodes every Saturday, Hara explores our loves, fears and hopes with a delicious combination of depth and lightness.Hara Allison chats with Richard Bliss Brooke about being raised on a remote cattle ranch, feeling socially inept, barely graduating high school with a 1.9 GPA, and working at a chicken plant: he also shares his wisdom about how curiosity and years of personal development helped him become an extremely successful ontological coach, author, speaker and business owner.To get in touch with Richard Bliss Brooke: https://richardbrooke.com and https://www.facebook.com/RichardBlissBrookeTo get in touch with Hara Allison: Podcast: seebeneathyourbeautiful.comPodcast support: buymeacoffee.com/YourBeautifulPhotography: hara.photographyDesign: studioh-creative.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/studiohcreativeFacebook: facebook.com/SeeBeneathYourBeautifulPodcastInstagram: instagram.com/hara_allison_photography
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A 12-year-old in North Carolina used the downtime he had during the pandemic to take on a few extra classes in school.
What I received as encouragement and guidance as a I graduated high school back in 1984. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aspie-me/support
THIS IS A BIG EPISODE. NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS & BREAKTHROUGHS! This Episode, with Jason Wasser is hands down an episode you cannot miss. It is the most highly anticipated episode on our podcast yet. Make sure you tell your friends about the show once you get the exact same feeling I got editing it, would ya'? Jason is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with an extensive background in working with youth and adults from all walks of life. He graduated from Nova Southeastern University with a Masters Degree in Marital & Family Therapy, Certificate in Sports & Fitness Psychology from California State University and is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Certified Addictions Professional (CAP), and Certified Hypnotherapist. Quick Fact: Jason is 1 of 5 mental health professional in the world with a Level III Certification in Neuro Emotional Technique and holds Certification as a Business and Entrepreneur Coach. FOLLOW JASON HERE: https://www.instagram.com/jasonwasserlmft LISTEN TO JASON'S WISDOM HERE on YOU WINNING LIFE PODCAST: https://youwinninglife.buzzsprout.com/
Coach Chelsea speaks with Coach Moore about her journey from Homelessness to Helper. Graduating High School and College early, and allowing God to guide her through the sport of Tennis. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chefranjohn/support
Alex recently landed a job as a software engineer during the global pandemic. On top of the challenges of job searching during COVID-19, he comes from an unconventional background - he dropped out of college and completed an online self-paced Bootcamp. Much of his path was shaped by the experiences he had when he was a teenager- from facing racism, to never feeling like he fit in, to falling into a depression because of his parents' divorce. We talk about how these experiences eventually helped him find himself and become a successful software engineer. View the full transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qa2sTBsC891n0tiJ3R95IEyqZTmgE_jYKyHx0DfvQUo/edit?usp=sharing To learn more about Hatchways visit: www.hatchways.io If you would like to be a part of the podcast, let us know here: https://forms.gle/VEowV2sryff84GtcA
Listen as this 18 year old shares her experiences with homeschooling in high school and graduating during the times of social distancing.
When a high school senior walks across the stage to receive their diploma, it often feels like they are taking their first steps into adulthood. Jackie Peña planned to speak on that stage and pour her heart out to all the other students. She says she is “the first [in my family] to graduate in the top 10 of my class. So graduation for me was kind of like my perfect dream.”For the Class of 2020, however, that milestone ended up feeling very different. Proms were canceled, party plans altered and traditional graduation ceremonies were delayed and held in new socially distant ways. Despite the changes, principals, teachers, and school leaders worked tirelessly to ensure that their high school seniors' accomplishments were celebrated. In our third episode of IntersectEd, hosted by Raise Your Hand Texas’ Alejandro Izaguirre, we will hear from several members of the Class of 2020 in Houston about how school closures and emergency remote learning impacted their final semester of high school. School leaders and educators will also share the ways they tried to help these seniors navigate their final days of high school in the midst of a global pandemic.
Hey guys,in today’s episode I talk about how I’m feeling about graduation high school with a little chemistry story time. I also talk about how I turned 18 and I talk about what major I chose for college. Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
#204 “Graduating high school, entering professional pilot program” Day 204 Coffee with Kenny! Question today about a high school student who is graduating and wanting to start going all the way with a helicopter career. I recommend starting with the Private Pilot Monthly first, and just getting familiar with what it's all about, what all it entails and the material to study and learn. You could always upgrade later to the big professional pilot package, so you don't overwhelm yourself. Of course if you know 100% that's what you want then go for it! Put your questions and comments below! Thanks for your support!
Graduating High School in 1991 & needing to show up to the 30 year reunion next year, COVID-19' never left & is not messing around with these spikes, over 2 million people being infected & making a prediction, Florida & Orange County cases, getting back on your bike, getting a personal trainer, trying to finish J Balvin pieces & being backed up, upcoming Derek Jeter card giveaway, launching BBDTC.com, upcoming PML Quickstrike, watching Infamous, King of Staten Island & Russell Simmons Documentary, a Forrest Gump story, Danny Masterson being charged, recent allegations against Chris D'Elia, black men being hanged around the country, grading people by test scores & more. Test your ideas. Drop some new products. And get your money at: Elliot.store/baller Anyone who rocks with us and starts a page that includes Elliot, DM the link @benballerpod and we will promote your product to other loyal listeners like yourself on our main page and stories to show the power of the entrepreneurial spirit.
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Today on Stateside , thoughts from a sociologist and a law professor about the marches in Detroit and Ann Arbor that drew attention to police officers’ use of force against African Americans. We’ll also find out how one charter school operator is preparing for the fall.
On this episode of "Inside Career Technical Training", Ann Baldwin talks with Jim Bologa, President and CEO of YTI Career Institute about opportunities for graduating high school seniors and YTI's blended/online Respiratory Therapy program, beginning July 20th. Start classes online, then complete clinical rotations in approved hospitals, long term care facilities and clinics. In light of the Covid-19 situation, the application fee has been waived for the July 20th start. For more information, please log on to www.yti.edu.
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Graduating High School and College Seniors are beginning their summers in a totally unique situation. The ceremonies are virtual, the friends and families are not near, and the prospects of life returning to normal after summer is uncertain. How do you move forward as a high school graduate or a college graduate with hope and expectation instead of fear? Professor and author Kelli Worrall joins Ken to talk about the wisdom and insight she has gained from working with college students and from her own unique experience.
On this Tuesday, May 19, episode of Sundial: What Does The Future Hold For The High School Graduating Class Of 2020? High school seniors across South Florida are weeks away from graduating. But for many, post-graduation plans look a lot different because of the coronavirus pandemic.
TVC 488.2: Part 2 of our conversation with singer, actress, and songwriter Roslyn Kind (“Save the Country,” “Light of Love”). Topics this segment include how Roslyn came to write “Light of Love,” appearing on The Ed Sullivan Show, and how she recorded her first album on the day of her high school graduation. The digital singles of both “Save the Country” and Light of Love” are available wherever music is sold. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This is an introductory episode to our podcast where we mostly talk about ourselves. Don't worry though, future episodes will contain more fun topics that are not revolved entirely around our lives.
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Graduating High School Senior Sunday
Born on a small farm outside of Atlanta, Georgia, Bob Reid always had a sense of purpose. By the time he moved to Miami, Florida his intelligence was on full display. Graduating High School a year early he went to the local community college were he became the first minority elected student body president of a predominantly white college, Miami Dade Junior Collge. While in college and later at the University of Miami, he works for the Miami Herald and a local TV station, thinking he wants to become a lawyer and run for political office. However, upon graduation, he elects to continue the pursuit of a journalism career instead of taking an offer to apply to Harvard Law School. After school Bob works in local and national TV at NBC and CBS. Then it was on to Entertainment Tonight, and running cable networks like Discovery Health and The Africa Channel. Bob shares his career changes - highlight like winning three Emmy Awards and working wth Prince - with his son Sean and J.Brought to you by Gas Money Pictures.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)
A recording of Stefan's speech to the graduating class at East Doncaster Secondary College. As an alumni of that same high school years ago and ongoing involvement in the school community, Stefan was asked to speak to the Class of 2018. He gives some inspiring and practical advice, that not only will serve them well in their journey into the big wide world and adulthood, but also provides us all with some inspiration and reflection as we begin a brand new year. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Need a business coach? Get in touch with Business Benchmark Group! Visit businessbenchmarkgroup.com.au. Email info@businessbenchmarkgroup.com.au Call 03 9001 0878 - - - - - - - - - - - - Buy Stefan's Books: "How to Grow a Business" https://www.amazon.com/How-Grow-Business-Stefan-Kazakis/dp/0994545274 "From Deadwood To Diamonds" https://www.amazon.com/Deadwood-Diamonds-Business-Achieve-Success-ebook/dp/B00J1V0TWI
Some moments in life change your course. We refer to such events as shaping a new normal for our life. Graduating High School, getting married, having children, or even losing a loved one can bring about these types of moments. We seem to focus on what negatively shapes our lives and miss one incredible event which has eternally change us. Let's call it a "from now on" moment. Jesus gives each of us this new opportunity.....from now on. What does it mean for you and how is it played out in your life?
Larsen Thompson is not your average teenager—this 16-year-old is a sophomore in high school who also happens to model, dance, and star in music videos with Katy Perry. But while she may hang out with mega stars and have the most incredible hair we’ve ever seen, she’s as down-to-earth as any regular teen. We sat down with her for this week’s episode of #CFofficehours to chat about how she handles life on the road, how she got her start, and her big plans for the future. Listen up for some serious inspiration from a girl who’s reaching her goals before graduating high school.
Join co-hosts Dr Jason Stein (iRyse.com) and Eric Komoroff (www.communityofunity.org) as they explore the developmental markers for adolescents becoming adults.What are the signs that a child is becoming an adult? Is graduation from high school just a rite of passage or does it really signify something more important? Turning 18 is the mythical age of freedom, but in reality there is a significant increase in responsibility. These are just a few points which will be discussed in this episode.
Join co-hosts Dr Jason Stein (iRyse.com) and Eric Komoroff (www.communityofunity.org) as they explore the developmental markers for adolescents becoming adults.What are the signs that a child is becoming an adult? Is graduation from high school just a rite of passage or does it really signify something more important? Turning 18 is the mythical age of freedom, but in reality there is a significant increase in responsibility. These are just a few points which will be discussed in this episode.
On this week's Noon Edition, we're joined by six area high school seniors.
Four of our graduating seniors: Will Gralley, Drew Smith, Trevor Yarnall, and Virginia Lee, offer two-minute reflections on what the church has meant to them as they have grown up at St. Francis. Listener alert: get your Kleenex ready.
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