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Do consider a paid subscription today in case a time accident takes place and suddenly I'm whisked back to September 5, 1698, when Tsar Peter I of Russia levied a tax on beards for everyone except the clergy and peasants. This is most likely not going to happen, but this is one possible reason to make a contribution.This Saturday edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement also offers me the opportunity to experiment. This particular version has material that did not appear on the WTJU radio program and is created fresh for the loyal listeners of the podcast.But for the first time in a regular post, paid subscribers get access to a synopsis of a particular project. There's nothing new in the reporting, but I took the opportunity to write up a summary of the ill-fated West2nd project based on a combination of previous reporting and new research. That part is not in the audio. Stories this week: * Charlottesville follows through with plans to clear encampments along the Rivanna River after 2000 Holiday Drive opens (look at the story)* Albemarle Supervisors presented with metrics on county performance in FY2026 (read story)* Albemarle Supervisors agree to allow County Executive to sign performance agreement for Southwood's second phase (view story)* Albemarle Supervisors agreed to charge fares for MicroCAT (see story)* Albemarle Supervisors approved rezoning for 18-unit development on three acres in Crozet (story forthcoming on C-Ville Weekly)* Paid subscribers get a written summary of what happened with West2nd, an unbuilt development that would been constructed on a city parking lot They are not all podcasts, but this one is. If you sign up for free, you'll get that each week as well as a lot of other information. Paid subscribers get a smidge more and support the work financially A sponsored message: Panorama Natural BurialAt Panorama Natural Burial, we believe caring for the deceased can be simple, meaningful, and deeply connected to the natural world. As a natural burial ground just outside Charlottesville, we offer families an alternative to traditional burial that honors both the people we love and the land that will carry them forward.Whether you are planning ahead, navigating a recent loss, or are just curious about natural burial, we welcome the conversation. We host regular tours and community events throughout the year. At Panorama we are building new ways of understanding death, land, ecology, ritual, memory, and community. We believe that building community around death care helps us all to live fuller lives. We are open to the public daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Come visit!No arrests made in conjunction with Charlottesville removal of people from Rivanna River encampmentsThis story assembles coverage from previous editions of the newsletterThis week the City of Charlottesville followed through on a deadline to remove people from encampments along the Rivanna River as soon as an emergency shelter opened at 2000 Holiday Drive to provide an alternative.Charlottesville's chief building official issued a temporary certificate of occupancy early September 1 after work crews cleared a list of violations that held up issuance the day before.The city closed off the Rivanna Trail at Free Bridge on Tuesday to give space for the clean-up and asked media representatives to stay clear.By the end of the first day, sixteen people had opted to move into the emergency shelter and the camps were declared to be closed.The same night, video footage captured someone setting fire to two of tents still standing at one of the camp sites. Officials are still requesting help.By the end of Wednesday night, ten more people had moved in. The city that day also posted a video with Nathan Smith, the CEO of Central Arizona Shelter Services. That firm is being paid $3.2 million for a year's worth of running the emergency low-barrier shelter.“Low-barrier shelter means we do everything we can to eliminate all the things that prevent people from accessing shelter,” said Nathan Smith. “For example, people don't access shelter because they can't bring their pets.”In the video, Smith takes viewers through the renovated first floor of 2000 Holiday Drive which includes storage space for people's belongings.“We have 240 bins for what could be up to 120 people,” Smith said. “Not certain 120 people are going to be here. If so, great, everyone can have two bins, but if not, maybe they can have three.”The men's dorm currently has 37 twin-size beds in a congregate setting but more can be added. Each has a locker underneath. Charging stations are nearby for phones and other devices, but also for health equipment like CPAP machines.There are currently 21 beds in the women's dorm. There are also four isolation rooms for a variety of purposes such as if guests are sick.Tables have also been set up for guests to play games and to share time with each other. Smith said that many people experiencing homelessness are also feeling isolated.“One of the reasons why people enjoy living in encampment situations is because they have a sense of community,” Smith said. “We want to bring them into a safer space where they're not worried about getting flooded or the other things that happen with the elements, particularly in the winter.”On Thursday, the city also released images and a video of what appears to be a person dressed in light clothing along a paved portion of the trail. As they walk into the frame of the security camera, they put a hat on their head to shield their identity.The person briefly leaves the trail and walks to one of the tents still standing alongside discarded items. They use some sort of a mechanism to start a flame and walk away when it ignites. The person that moves further down the trail and appears to walk away. They turn back to catch another tent on fire. This flame burns more quickly and continues to grow as the video ends.The city asks anyone with information to call the Crime Stoppers line at 434-977-4000.Take a look at the video here.City Councilor Jen Fleisher updated the members of the Thomas Planning District Commission on the closure of the encampments at the group's meeting on September 3.“We've moved everyone out into shelter or alternative housing,” Fleisher said. “And that was an effort that involved multiple departments and agencies, as well as nonprofits and community volunteers. We've met with 26 guests, well, 27 guests as of this afternoon. Doors are open.”Fleisher said Central Arizona Shelter Services is being paid to run the site for the next year while plans continue to be developed to convert 2000 Holiday Drive into a permanent emergency shelter.Fleisher also said the cleanup of the trail will continue through Saturday and damages are being repaired.When asked about the fire, Fleisher said the fire happened after the last three residents of the encampment left on Wednesday night.So far no lawsuits have been filed against the city, but Fleisher confirmed there many people on site observing activities during the removal period.“While they were with us all day, no one communicated with us any concerns, and I haven't seen any reports yet,” Fleisher said.People staying there are getting two meals, a place to shower, and access to case managers.“That's the goal, to make this a stepping stone into transitional housing, then permanent supportive housing, and do so by really getting back on or first time connected to that case management, the support needed,” Fleisher said.On Friday, the city's Communications and Public Engagement office did another in-house video with City Manager Sam Sanders. He said that even though the shelter is operating under a temporary permit, the intent is for it to never close.“We're gonna make improvements to the space while we continue to serve in that location. I see it as a one-stop homeless services center,” Sanders said. “That's what I would like it to be. That is what we're hoping that our partners can come together and produce and that we can find as many providers who are willing to come to that location.”Sanders said the city will also be investing in transitional housing as a next step for many after a congregate emergency shelter. He thanked all involved with the swift opening of 2000 Holiday Drive.“We started this conversation in mid-July, and here we are in early September with the facility open that I never envisioned could be possible this quickly after buying the building last year,” Sanders said. “And our community partners, the assessment team members, all the folks who have really, really rallied around the idea that An emergency response is what was needed for what was happening at the Rivanna River.”The topic is likely to come up in some form at City Council's meeting on Tuesday, September 8.One item in the packet is Sanders' written report which contains a mention that he met with the executive director of the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission on September 1 to “to discuss opportunities to align funding priorities to support a regional response to homelessness using currently allocated opportunities to engage all regional parties in the discussion.”What will that look like? Stay tuned to Charlottesville Community Engagement.Background context on why one Downtown Charlottesville project didn't work outThis week, the formerly daily newspaper called the Charlottesville Daily Progress printed an article about the demise of West2nd that appears to have been based on previous reporting in this newsletter. It's likely behind a paywall, but somehow I was able to click through.West2nd is a failed development by Woodard Properties that began life as Market Plaza. The article prompted a polemic on Reddit from someone demanding that the Board of Architectural Review be disbanded due to their role in the project's demise.As with many things, that is not the complete picture.My idea of a fun Friday night is reviewing old stories to make sure any future reporting I do is still valid. I'm only as good as how accurate I am, and memory should never be trusted. I also wanted to fill in one of my knowledge gaps.In the following, all links go to reporting I did years ago at Charlottesville Tomorrow unless otherwise noted.The roots of the failure of West2nd begin with the way the project came to be. In October, City Council put out a request for developers interested in developing the city-owned lot that also included 105 spots for market vendors. That idea stemmed from a design contest held by the now-defunct Charlottesville Community Design Center in 2007.Four proposals were received and one of them did imagine purchasing the lot next door from Charlottesville Parking Center which at that time was still owned by a group of shareholders rather than one person. Council selected Woodard Properties in June 2014 for an L-shaped nine-story building with 67 residential units, commercial space, and 115 market slots.“You see that it is possible to come to decisions,” said Mayor Satyendra Huja. “I have made up my mind that mixed-use development and the market can happen on this site in spite of the number of consultants we hired that said no.”A special use permit was needed and it sailed through the review process and was approved in December 2014. The Board of Architectural Review still had to sign off on the design.On Council, Huja was just an elected official and not in his previous perch as director of the city's planning efforts. He would leave office and permanently retire from public life at the end of 2015 but was on Council in October 2015 when the special use permit was amended.In early 2015, Planning director Jim Tolbert had left. That meant the project went through the rest of the planning process without anyone on Council to try to shepherd it through and with a new person in charge in Neighborhood Development Services.Council had a lot of turnover. Mike Signer and Wes Bellamy joined Council in 2016. Heather Hill and Nikuyah Walker did so in 2018, after the events of the year before. The political climate changed.When another request to amend the special use permit came before Council in early 2018, a 3-2 majority denied it. (C-Ville Weekly version by another reporter)“Whenever we begin to create housing that is supposed to be top-notch and high-level, very rarely do individuals from low-income communities have the opportunity to take advantage of such,” said Councilor Wes Bellamy at the time.After that vote, Woodard agreed to make changes and the new count was 4-1 two months later. Only Walker remained as a no vote. (Cavalier Daily article)By June 2018, I had left Charlottesville Tomorrow and out of play as a reporter. My new job did not extend to covering the Board of Architectural Review.At this point, the project has received a preliminary certificate of appropriateness from the BAR. According to the minutes of their August 21, 2018 meeting, Woodard returned to get it finalized and he hoped to get under construction by October.A description of the review begins on page 7 and indicates many BAR members were dissatisfied with many aspects of the project.A vote to recommend denial was 5 to 3 “based on the comments cited earlier focusing on mass and height and the use of the plaza as a functional public space.”While Woodard's lawyer appealed the BAR's decision to Council, that hearing never happened. Woodard also issued a press release announcing the project would be abandoned.“I hope that someone else can move this project forward. In early 2014 when we responded to the City RFP to develop this project, it was a different City Council and different circumstances. The last straw for us was yet another unexpected delay by the City Board of Architectural Review (BAR) on August 21st” said Keith Woodard.Some other articles to round this out:* Developer scraps West2nd project, citing ‘unexpected delay' from city's Board of Architectural Review, Eliza Haverstock, Cavalier Daily, August 30, 2018* West2nd City Council appeal indicates the project could still move forward, Geremia Di Maro and Jake Gold, Cavalier Daily, September 1, 2026* ‘The last straw:' Woodard pulls the plug on West2nd, Samantha Baars, August 30, 2018Woodard's son Anthony now runs Woodard Properties and recently purchased the 100 East Water Street for $15 million from the Charlottesville Parking Center, as I reported for C-Ville Weekly.The City Market continues to be a down attraction, coinciding with one held at the Ix Art Park.How will things develop in the future?Thanks to your paid subscription to the newsletter, I hope to continue to do the work for a long time to come.This post has bonus content for paid subscribers. Upgrade to get full access.Thoughts at the end of #1119-A Somehow the work week has concluded. And I have the opportunity to take a day off. I dislike this because as I say a lot, work to me relaxing. I research things for a living, and I have a lot of deadlines. If I am working toward them, I feel in a positive state.If I am not, I begin to deteriorate.This particular edition is a little late. Many podcast listeners this week have reached out to say how important it is for them to be able to hear the stories, so I'll keep doing them. I also want to figure out how to work with people who might like to learn production skills. In any case, this is now finished and I'm going to go to a birthday party a friend is throwing for herself. I will try my best not to work when I am there.The Week Ahead may be delayed until Monday morning with the next regular newsletter on Tuesday. I have two stories written for that. The goal with work tomorrow is to try to get a lot of next week framed out so when the time comes I'll just get to the tasks at hand. At some point, too, there is financial work to be done. I really need to get to that. Thanks again for reading and listening. Please share with people. This has all grown through word of mouth and people sharing. For now, though? Time to clean my kitchen after the delicious brunch I made for myself earlier after a five mile walk after sunrise. I'm old now, and I'm here for it. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

Air date: 8/23/26 [00:28:45] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Erin Bell, Jim Tubbs, Dan Maggio, Danielle Maxwell, Beth Oljar and Dave Chow.

Air date: 5/31/26 [00:28:10] It’s the season finale of Ask The Professor.  With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Dan Maggio, Dave Chow, Jim Tubbs, Stephen Manning and Molly Barlow.

Air date: 5/10/26 [00:28:45] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Erin Bell, Jim Tubbs, Dan Maggio, Danielle Maxwell, Beth Oljar and Dave Chow.

Air date: 5/3/26 [00:28:00] With Professors Matt Mio, Beth Oljar, Dan Maggio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Jim Tubbs, Dave Chow and special guest: Professor Kieran Aarons from Detroit Mercy’s Department of Philosophy.

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Guiding grieving families through arrangement meetings, orchestrating meaningful memorial services within days, and preparing bodies for viewing with Heather Hill, a funeral director in North Carolina. What's different about doing makeup on a dead person? And what is it like to field a death call?LINKS & REFERENCESHeather writes about her work on her website.She's a funeral director at Renaissance Funeral Home in Raleigh, North Carolina."The Future is Female" - American Funeral Director on the surge of women graduating from mortuary school WANT MORE EPISODE SUGGESTIONS? Grab our What It's Like To Be... "starter pack". It's a curated Spotify playlist with some essential episodes from our back catalogue.GOT A COMMENT OR SUGGESTION? Email us at jobs@whatitslike.comFOR SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES: Email us at partnerships@whatitslike.comWANT TO BE ON THE SHOW? Leave us a voicemail at (919) 213-0456. We'll ask you to answer two questions:1. What's a word or phrase that only someone from your profession would be likely to know and what does it mean?2. What's a specific story you tell your friends that happened on the job? It could be funny, sad, anxiety-making, pride-inducing or otherwise.We can't respond to every message, but we do listen to all of them! We'll follow up if it's a good fit.

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Air date: 4/19/26 [00:28:30] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Beth Oljar, Dave Chow, Mara Livezey, Jim Tubbs and Danielle Maxwell.

Air date: 3/29/26 [00: 28:32] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Beth Oljar, Danielle Maxwell, Mara Livezey, Molly Barlow and special guest: Professor Madison Fitzgerald-Russell, Physics Lecturer in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at University of Detroit Mercy.

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On this week's episode presented by Busey Bank, we're again tapping into one of the most explosive cultural and business stories of the last five years: the rise of women's sports. Media coverage of women's sports is up 275%, fan engagement is soaring, and the demand for women‑centered sports experiences is reshaping the landscape of entertainment and hospitality. And at the center of that movement is The Sports Bra — the world's first sports bar dedicated exclusively to women's sports, a concept born in Portland in 2022 that quickly became a national symbol of representation, fandom, and cultural momentum. Today's guest, Heather Hill, isn't the founder of The Sports Bra — but she is one of the hand‑selected leaders bringing this mission to new markets. Heather, along with her co-owner and childhood softball teammate Sara Pilsner, is launching the first St. Louis franchise as part of the brand's extremely selective initial expansion into just four U.S. cities. For our audience of founders and builders, Heather's story offers something powerful: what it looks like to take a movement‑driven brand, translate it into a new market, and build community, culture, and operational excellence from day one. This is category creation in real time, and Heather is operating at the front edge of it. If you enjoy conversations like this, make sure to find our full episodes on YouTube — Now, let's roll...

Air date: 2/15/26 [00:28:53] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Mara Livezey, Jim Tubbs, Dan Maggio and Dave Chow.  

Air date: 2/1/26 [00:28:30] Host Matt Mio is joined by Professors Erin Bell, Dave Chow, Mara Livezey, Dan Maggio, Danielle Maxwell, Stephen Manning, Heather Hill and Jim Tubbs

Air date: 1/25/26 [00:28:11] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Beth Oljar, Dave Chow, Jim Tubbs, Dan Maggio and Mara Livezey.

Air date: 12/7/25 [00:28:17] Having recorded this episode on Halloween day 2025, the professors couldn’t help but talk about their love for the holiday festivities.   With Professors Matt Mio, Mara Livezey, Stephen Manning, Heather Hill, Danielle Maxwell, Dan Maggio and Dave Chow.

Air date: 11/9/25 This week’s episode is the second half of an Ask The Professor show recorded at Detroit Mercy’s McNichols Campus library at Homecoming 2025.  With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Danielle Maxwell, Brian Curtis, Erin Bell, Jim Tubbs and Dave Chow.

Air date: 11/2/25 [00:28:16] With Professors Matt Mio, Beth Oljar, Dan Maggio, Erin Bell, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning and Dave Chow.

Air date: 10/12/25 [00:28:44] With Professors Matt Mio, Danielle Maxwell, Dan Maggio, Beth Oljar, Jim Tubbs, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning and Dave Chow

Air date: 9/28/25 [00:28:20] The professors are welcoming Fall to the Detroit Mercy campus and gathering in the studio for another episode of Ask The Professor.  This week, host Matt Mio is joined by Professors Beth Oljar, Dan Maggio, Heather Hill, Jim Tubbs, Stephen Manning and Dave Chow.

Air date: 9/14/25 [00:28:27] With Professors Matt Mio, Beth Oljar, Dave Chow, Mara Livezey, Jim Tubbs, Danielle Maxwell,  Heather Hill, and Stephen Manning.

Air date: 8/24/25 [00:28:44] Ask The Professor memories from October 2017.   With Professors Matt Mio, Beth Oljar, Kendra Evans, Dave Koukal, Heather Hill and Dave Chow.

Air date: 5/25/25 [00:28:15] Host Matt Mio is joined by Professors Danielle Maxwell, Jim Tubbs, Beth Oljar, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Dan Maggio and Dave Chow.

The National Labor Relations Board's inspector general is conducting an investigation into the Department of Government Efficiency's work at the agency. In April, an IT staffer named Daniel Berulis filed an official whistleblower disclosure with Congress highlighting concerns over DOGE's practices at the NLRB and data that may have been removed from the agency. In response to the disclosure, Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, requested an investigation in a letter to Luiz A. Santos, acting inspector general of the Labor Department, and Ruth Blevins, inspector general at the NLRB. Timothy Bearese, an attorney at the NLRB currently serving as its acting director of congressional and public affairs, told FedScoop that the agency has no comment but “can confirm that the OIG is conducting an investigation, as requested by Ranking Member Connolly.” Back In April, Bearese told NPR that the NLRB had not granted DOGE access to agency systems. At that time, he also said that there had been a past investigation based on Berulis' concerns that “determined that no breach of agency systems occurred.” A spokesperson for House Oversight Committee Democrats told FedScoop on Thursday that “there are multiple investigations into Elon Musk's violations of sensitive investigatory information at the NLRB.” House Oversight Democrats are asking a Treasury Department watchdog to open an investigation into DOGE's data and IT modernization dealings at the IRS following reports of an internal “hackathon” at the tax agency that may have involved Palantir. In a letter sent Thursday to Heather Hill, acting head of the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, House Oversight ranking member Gerry Connolly, D-Va., cited “deep concern” over reporting in Wired last month that revealed plans for a 30-day sprint where DOGE engineers and a third-party vendor — potentially the data analytics giant Palantir — would create a new application programming interface connected to taxpayer data. That API, Wired reported, would essentially serve as a storage center for all IRS data and enable agency systems to interact with unknown cloud services. Building a “mega API” is likely connected to plans for a “master database” that also pulls in data from the Department of Homeland Security and the Social Security Administration, according to Wired, part of a Trump administration effort to track and surveil immigrants. “The reported data centralization and integration effort could undermine intentional compartmentalization of IRS systems,” which raises “serious privacy questions,” Connolly wrote. The Daily Scoop Podcast is available every Monday-Friday afternoon. If you want to hear more of the latest from Washington, subscribe to The Daily Scoop Podcast  on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Spotify and YouTube.

Air date: 5/18/25 [00:28:45] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Beth Oljar, Jim Tubbs, Danielle Maxwell, Dan Maggio and Dave Chow.

Air date: 4/27/25 [00:28:27] With Professors Matt Mio, Beth Oljar, Dan Maggio, Dave Chow, Erin Bell, Jim Tubbs, Heather Hill and Stephen Manning.

Air date: 4/6/25 [00:28:20] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Danielle Maxwell, Beth Oljar, Dan Maggio and Dave Chow.

Air date: 3/30/25 [00:28:42] Host Matt Mio is joined by Professors Beth Oljar, Dave Chow, Danielle Maxwell, Dan Maggio, Erin Bell, Stephen Manning and Heather Hill.

Air date: 3/23/25 [00:28:45] With Professors Matt Mio, Erin Bell, Dan Maggio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Danielle Maxwell and Dave Chow.

Air date: 3/16/25 [00:27:47] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Danielle Maxwell, Dan Maggio, Erin Bell, Mara Livezey and Dave Chow.  

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Air date: 3/2/25 [00:28:28] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Dan Maggio, Erin Bell and Dave Chow.  

Air date: 2/23/25 [00:28:46] With Professors Matt Mio, Danielle Maxwell, Erin Bell, Dan Maggio, Jim Tubbs, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning and Dave Chow.

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Air date: 1/19/25 [00:28:42] With Professors Matt Mio, Beth Oljar, Danielle Maxwell, Jim Tubbs, Erin Bell, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning and Dave Chow.

Air date: 1/12/25 [00:28:44] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Erin Bell, Jim Tubbs, Danielle Maxwell, Beth Oljar, Mara Livezey and Dave Chow.

"God is both greater than gender and inclusive of all genders."   About today's speaker: Heather Hill is Rector at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Hudson, WI. _____________________ Join us throughout the Advent season for Divine Feminine, a daily podcast Advent Calendar. How are we changed if we pray, "Our Mother, who art in Heaven," or, "We believe in one God, the Mother Almighty?" If humans are created in God's image, perhaps our understanding of and imagination for God has been too narrow. Every day in Advent, tune in to spend a few minutes with God's femininity – as we prepare for her humanity.

Air date: 11/24/24 [00:28:43] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Jim Tubbs, Stephen Manning, Dan Maggio and Dave Chow.  

Air date: 10/20/24 [00:28:20] With Professors Matt Mio, Beth Oljar, Jim Tubbs, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Dan Maggio, Jeffe Boats and Dave Chow.

Air date: 10/13/24 [00:28:21] On this week's episode we're sharing the second half of our Ask The Professor show recorded at Detroit Mercy's Homecoming 2024.   With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill,  Dan Maggio, Erin Bell, Jim Tubbs, Stephen Manning, Danielle Maxwell, Brian Curtis and Dave Chow.    

Air date: 9/15/24 [00:28:48] With Professors Matt Mio, Beth Oljar, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Danielle Maxwell, Dan Maggio and Dave Chow,  and welcoming special guest Professor Pat Pierce from  St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indiana.

Air date: 8/25/24 [00:28:24] Recorded before a live audience at the Detroit Historical Museuam. With Professors Matt Mio, Beth Oljar, Heather Hill, Dan Maggio, Erin Bell, Jim Tubbs, Jason Roche and Dave Chow.

In the first of ours series dedicated to the women of comedy host Chris Robinson sits down with Ginger Kelly and Heather Hill to talk about the unique challenges of being a female comedian and building a career.

Air date: 5/12/24 [00:28:00] With Professors Matt Mio, Beth Oljar, Stephen Manning, Heather Hill and Dave Chow.

American schools have not recovered from the pandemic. On average, schools have lost half a grade level in math and a little less than that in reading. Some students have rebounded, but others are in even worse shape than they were before — and that's when you can get them in the classroom in the first place. In this episode, host Samantha Laine Perfas talks with economist Thomas Kane, education policy and program expert Heather Hill, and New York State Master Teacher Stephanie Conklin about how to regain pandemic learning losses.

Air date: 4/28/24 [00:28:02] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning, Beth Oljar, Jeffe Boats, Jim Tubbs, Dan Maggio, and Dave Chow.

Air date: 4/14/24 [00:28:11] With Professors Matt Mio, Heather Hill, Jim Tubbs, Mara Livezey, Beth Oljar, Stephen Manning, Dave Chow and special guest: Dr. Jocelyn Boryczka, dean of Detroit Mercy’s College of Liberal Arts & Education.    

Wow, I couldn't feel more honored to share such an inspiring and moving conversation with Heather Hill. This is a very special one on healing through music. Chatting with Heather and hearing about her stunning album, Twilight Mist, has opened my mind and heart. Our conversation truly speaks for itself, so please, give this one a listen and enjoy every moment. Are you enjoying Write on Track? Do you have a topic suggestion for an episode? Would you like to be a guest? Email me at writeontrackpodcast@gmail.com. Also, I'd love to connect with you. My official website is http://demimschwartz.com, and you can find me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/demimschwartz, Instagram at http://instagram.com/demimschwartz, and Facebook at http://facebook.com/demimschwartz. Thank you so much for listening. Until next time, stay “write on track!”

Air date: 3/17/24 [00:28:14] With Professors Matt Mio, Erin Bell, Jeffe Boats, Beth Oljar, Dan Maggio, Heather Hill, Stephen Manning and special guest Professor Dave Cassilo from Detroit Mercy’s Department of Communication Studies.

Suffering? Know someone who is? Heather's testimony will be encouraging to you. Her's is not a neat and tidy testimony that is tied up with a bow. Her story is one of an ongoing trust in the Lord despite the unknown. And yet, it hangs on what is known based on what she has learned from her past experiences with God, through Meth addiction and now, cancer. In her own words: "I have a story to tell! It's a story about how Jesus shows up in unexpected ways, at unexpected times, and does unexpected things ... It's a story about how Jesus leveled my expectations of him as I watched him work in my body, and in all the folks around me. He taught me how to ground all I know of healing solidly in truth. My story is one of healing, cellular and soulular, beautifully in process and full of hope. " I am praying the the Lord will give you a level of soul healing as you listen. May your anchor be in the God of all Hope, Jesus, who never fails. Please like, share and review this episode, so you can be part of helping other's receive the hope and healing they need. Soli Deo Gloria~ To listen to Heather's full testimony: https://www.mosaicchurchevans.org/sermons/the-stuff-of-miracles/cellular --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/angel-h-davis/message