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Bio: With a deep voice as powerful as lightning, Brandon Castro has always been a voice for the truth despite the opposition. Castro graduated from Queens College in 2023 with a Bachelor's in History & Political Science. As a student, Castro was a leader, an advocate, and a fighter. He actively fought to improve the lives of young men and women by advocating for self-improvement practices, the meaning of responsibility, and overall quality of life changes to boost students' confidence and prepare them for the many obstacles life will bring. Despite being outnumbered most of his life, Castro is ready to continue speaking up and fighting to have a successful campaign for State Assembly. At 24, Castro's candidacy is a statement against the same politicians playing politics with hard-working people's lives. If Castro's campaign proves anything, it is that all people, young and old, male or female, deserve a better alternative and dialogue to discuss issues that are important to the residents of Queens. Before 2024, Castro acquired many titles: Academic Senate Delegate, Career Development Chairman, University Student Senate Delegate, USS Scholarship Committee Chair, and more! He has never been afraid to stand out and speak up for his beliefs. With his strong character, stature, and voice, Brandon Castro is a prime candidate and will soon be Assemblymember for Assembly District 30 in Queens! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mike-k-cohen/support
It's no secret; the pandemic kicked off the great resignation. Organizations in all industries scramble for talent to fill open positions. One sector of vital importance in dire need of skilled workers to fill a talent pipeline in cybersecurity. A 2022 Cybersecurity Workforce Study concluded that the global cybersecurity workforce gap has increased by 26.2% compared to 2021, leaving a void of 3.4 million jobs.The threats to global infrastructures and organizational networks are never-ending, and without a fully stocked cyber workforce, those threats create untold damage.The question on Ron J Stefanski's mind: is there a talent pool waiting in the wings to answer the call, and what are today's disruptors doing to find this talent and bring them into the cybersecurity space? Two disruptors answered the call and joined Stefanski on DisruptED to talk about talent and to get the right people onto the bus.Mark Jaster, Founder & CEO of FOUR18 Intelligence Corp, and Marlena Sessions, CEO of NOVAworks, spoke with Stefanski about the situation.“The problem we are faced with today is there are way too many cyberattacks for our resources and our ability to defend them,” Jaster said. “We don't have enough people, we don't have enough knowledge about what's happening, and it's happening in real-time, incentivized by the payoff that the attackers have when they succeed.” Stefanski, Jaster, and Sessions discuss the following:• Developing talent to match job seekers• How to create skills to increase the talent pipeline in cybersecurity• Finding people who may not be thinking of a cybersecurity role but who could be great candidates“At NOVAworks, we are stewards of our taxpayer dollars,” Sessions said. “We don't say ‘no' to any job seeker. Anybody can come in. I could find myself out of work or a laid-off mid-level career professional, but we do focus on certain areas of folks who might have been historically excluded.”Mark Jaster is a growth strategist and innovator with a deep skill set and unique methods for solving the most complex problems of innovation strategy and product adoption in complex markets such as information systems, medical devices, biotechnology, and enterprise risk management. Jaster holds an MSE in Engineering Design & Management from Stanford University and a BSE in Biomedical Engineering from Duke University.Marlena Sessions has over two decades of experience working to change lives. Before her role with NOVAworks, Sessions was the Executive Director for San Bernardino County Workforce Development Board, worked in leadership roles for Grant Associates, and led the Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County as the COO and CEO for seventeen years. She holds her BA in History/Political Science from Whitworth University and her MA in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University.
In this installment of Sasquatch Tracks, the team is joined by researcher Aleksandar Petakov for a discussion about his wide-ranging cryptozoological interests. Aleksandar Petakov was born in 1993 during the last year of Apartheid in South Africa to parents that fled civil war in the former Yugoslavia. He grew up in the United States & has always been interested in global events, history, the outdoors and adventuring. Traveling across the United States and the world, Aleksandar has looked into various Cryptozoological creatures such as Sasquatch, the Loch Ness Monster, the Lake Champlain monster, Mystery big cats as well as other Fortean phenomenon such as UFO's and mysterious places ranging from the paranormal Bridgewater Triangle of Massachusetts to the hermit kingdom of North Korea. He has created short documentary films and series on these subjects, among others. This episode is sponsored by Magic Mind. To check out their all-natural energy boosting formula, visit MagicMind.co/sasquatch and join a community of go-getters. You can also use our special discount code SASQUATCH20 to get 40% off your first subscription or 20% off your first one-time purchase. Aleksandar is a 2015 Quinnipiac University graduate with a BA in Communications with minors in History & Political Science. He currently resides in New England. Aside from filmmaking Aleksandar has a passion for the outdoors as an avid hiker, backpacker & outdoorsman & has spent time in wilderness areas around North America. The Appalachian Institute for Hominology Studies welcomes Petakov's unique insights and traveler's tales, as we explore his several documentaries and other film exploits in search of answers to several of America's greatest cryptozoological mysteries. Stories and other links discussed in this episode: Magic Mind: MagicMind.co/sasquatch Aleksander Petakov's website Bigfoot Believers Uncovered a Lost Manuscript About the ‘Soviet Sasquatch' Vladimir Putin 'sights a Yeti family' in remote Siberian mountains Follow Sasquatch Tracks on Twitter. Got a news tip or story to share? Send us an Email. Have you seen an animal you can't identify? Submit a report here.
Perhaps the 3 most prominent questions we ask ourselves in the world today are: Why me? Why this work? Why now? On today's episode of The R.A.C.E Podcast, we are honored to be joined by Linetta Gilbert, a pioneer in the world of Community Philanthropy. Linetta and I engage in a deep discussion around faith, community, engagement and support. Linetta is a true Sage and her work and guidance is legendary. Join us as we explore the state of our Philanthropic world and what is on the horizon. Meet Linetta Gilbert:Linetta is an original futurist, mentor, coach & an award winning change maker. She earned her B.A in History/Political Science from Howard University and has had a remarkable career working in community engagement, economic development, public policy, community organizing, capacity building, philanthropy, and leadership development. She has served on the board for several NGOs including Goodwork Network, Agenda for Children and Foundation for Louisiana (formerly Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation). In the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Linetta helped guide decisions on philanthropic investments that would help to rebuild infrastructure and increase capacity to transition the region from recovery to transformation. In December 2012, Linetta founded Gilbert & Associates, LLC. Linetta is also a founding member of Agenda for Children-New Orleans, The Louisiana Children's Museum, The Jeremiah Group and Chrisitan Unity Baptist Church, New Orleans. In 2019, she was recognized for her achievements in philanthropy by being selected as the 29th James A. Joseph Lecturer by the Association of Black Foundation Executives. Listen in as Linetta shares:Her deep history and upbringing within a community that led with support and nurturing and how that has informed her work.How she became interested in Community Philanthropy and her work with the Ford Foundation The importance of identifying the real fears in the community so that the real hope can shineHow she holds herself accountable in her work andThe one thing she wishes someone would have told her about doing work in this spaceLearn more and connect with Linetta Gilbert and her work:LinkedIn: Linetta GilbertFrontline Article: We Are Not the Black McKinseyLedisi Song: Pieces of MeConnect with Keecha Harris and Associates:Website: https://khandassociates.com/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/keecha-harris-and-associates/Twitter: https://twitter.com/khandassociatesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCukpgXjuOW-ok-pHtVkSajg/featuredConnect with Keecha:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keechaharris/Listen to the podcast on all major listening platforms:SpotifyStitcherApple Podcasts
It's time for another epic adventure with the JTPO and just in time for Happy Hour! This week were taking a look at the controversial 2016 documentary produced by Oliver Stone, 'Ukraine on Fire" As Always were cracking open some delicious craft beverages from some of our favorite local Watering Holes. Cheers Y'all, enjoy your weekend! The Airey Bros. IG @aireybros / https://www.instagram.com/aireybros/ https://www.blacksheependurance.com/podcast Premium Content : AB/DC Programming / B-Role & Mix Tapes / Accountability Coaching https://www.patreon.com/AireyBros Value for Value https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=BHCAKFGH6TNF2 Alt Media United ://: https://altmediaunited.com/ Actual Activist ://: http://actualactivists.com/
Learn more about the stimulus packages that have passed since COVID-19 and how it impacts information technology in the public sector space. Guest 1 Title and Bio: Jeff Chabot, Public Sector Segment Director - Jeff is the Segment Strategy Director of the Schneider Electric Federal Sales Team. His team is responsible to lead the sale, customer support, design and implementation of critical power, cooling and management solutions in US Government information technology environments within and outside the continental United States. In his 22 years at Schneider Electric, Jeff has held various sales and sales leadership roles in commercial sales, state and local government sales and federal government sales. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in History/Political Science from Rhode Island College. Host: James Hilliard Show Notes [0:30] Introduction of guest [0:45] What are the choices and funding that are currently available for the public sector? [2:00] What should be at top of mind for State and Local to consider with the American Rescue Plan? [4:05] Is there a time period that teams need to spend these funds? [4:33] Within State and Local, what are some of the top areas where they can spend their funds? [5:00] Where are IT professionals spending these funds? [6:10] Where are K-12 focusing their purchases? [8:05] Are there similar types of spending in Higher Education? [8:57] What is the application process that IT professionals need to be aware of to access these funds? [10:19] How smooth has the process and experience been for folks so far? [11:13] Anything else we should know about the American Rescue Plan? [12:25] Have funds started to be released for the new Infrastructure Plan? [13:40] How is broadband defined now and how is it a part of the Infrastructure Plan? [15:42] Will more rural areas see more funding for broadband investments? [16:38] What are all the aspects of broadband that are covered in the Infrastructure Plan? [19:43] Could the Infrastructure Plan help with supply chain issues, inflation, and efficiency? [20:51] When can people begin to apply and access the funds from this new Infrastructure Plan? [21:22] What are some tips that you have that would make the most sense for people to spend these funds?
JBthaGREAT is an investor, business consultant and advisor to Entrepreneurs and Investors around the world. He has worked with major brands, small businesses, celebrities, politicians and non-profit organizations. He specializes in digital assets, cryptocurrency, marketing, sales and e-commerce. He has delivered incredible results across many industries for countless projects over the past 13 years. JBthaGREAT is the Chief Executive Officer of Next Level Mastermind. His educational platform and mastermind propels entrepreneurs, business owners and investors to reach unimaginable heights through our profitable modern solutions, global mastermind network and next level resources which focuses on generating revenue, harnessing the power of leverage and creating freedom. JBthaGREAT is a graduate of Louisiana Tech University and has a Bachelors in History & Political Science. Join us on the P.E.G podcast/RADIO on iHeartradio and all platforms. ITS A VIBE!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Naked Grace Lucas Kitchen pt 1Many people today are beginning to realize that they need God now more than ever. With everything going on in the world, with COVID shutdowns and a resurgence in the pandemic to businesses being shut down, closed and some never to reopen. Careers suddenly ending. Income stopped or cut way back. People everywhere are wondering if they are really saved? They are wondering if something does happen, would they be one of those who would see Jesus as He welcomes them to Heaven…or not… That is one of the most important questions that people who are searching for eternal life ask, “What do I have to do to be saved?” On the surface, that should be one of the easiest questions for other believers to answer for someone. But it seems as if it is, instead, one that most people struggle with when trying to share the simple Gospel message of Salvation with others. So it was with my guest today, Lucas Kitchen. Lucas grew up in Kilgore Texas, attending Kilgore Bible Church, and graduated from Kilgore High School. Despite growing up in the buckle of the Bible belt, confusion about the Christian faith plagued every step of Lucas’ journey. Lucas did find the Lord and, after high school, he attended and graduated from Letourneau University with Bachelor's of interdisciplinary studies in Bible, Psychology, and History/Political Science. He is currently the teaching pastor at Shreveport Bible Church in Shreveport, Louisiana. In 2012 he began to write and has since published 15 books, one of which is called “Naked Grace” and we will be discussing this book today. In NAKED GRACE, Lucas Kitchen uses wit, humor, and visual storytelling to invite you to join his life-long quest for answers. This multi-decade pursuit took Lucas to some laugh-out-loud places. When the stakes were as high as they could be, the simple answer finally came. His true life story in NAKED GRACE explores the confusion that many Christians quietly experience on a weekly basis. As this book demonstrates: just because they’re quiet doesn’t mean they get it. This self-deprecating tale will resonate with anyone who has wrestled with these unanswered questions and is dying to know the truth. Help me welcome to the program, Lucas Kitchen! Lucas, thank you for taking the time to come on the program today! First question, other than brief bit of information I just shared, tell us in your own words, “Who is Lucas Kitchen?” Now, tell us a little about your new book, “Naked Grace.” You talk about being confused as to “What do I need to do to be saved?” How so? Can you give us an example of how your confusion caused some problems? Did you feel it was just you that was confused? Or did you know others felt the same way? What was the response from your ministry leaders whom you were asking these questions to? Why did you title your book, “Naked Grace?” Where did that come from? Give us the basic layout of your book. Can you give us a couple of examples of the stories you share? I urge you to go down into the show notes and get a copy of Lucas Kitchen’s book, “Naked Grace” today. Do it while you are thinking about it. This book will be a great addition to your reading program. CONTACT INFORMATION: https://amzn.to/3bbJEjU ()Email: lucas.kitchen@icloud.comWebsite: http://nakedgrace.org/ (http://nakedgrace.org/)Website: https://freegrace.in/ (https://freegrace.in)Book: https://amzn.to/2WZAhvv (Naked Grace –) on Amazon Support this podcast
Ryan talks to Dr. Charles Zelden, Professor of History & Political Science at NOVA Southeastern University, about voter fraud, election irregularities, recounts, and recent allegations involving the 2020 election.
Over the past six decades, Henry Kissinger has been one of America’s most consistently praised―and reviled―public figures. Diplomatic historian and Distinguished Professor of History Political Science and European Studies at Vanderbilt University Thomas Schwartz’s new book “Henry Kissinger and American Power: A Political Biography” considers whether he was a master strategist or a cold-blooded monster who eroded America’s moral standing for the sake of self-promotion. Join us for a look at a man whose legacy is as complex as the last 60 years of US history itself in this installment of Leonard Lopate at Large on WBAI.
Will is entering his second year as Head Football Coach at Francis Scott Key HS (Union Bridge, MD) In 2019, the FSK football team made the playoffs for the first time in nearly a decade. Beginning his 10th year coaching. Will also teaches Special Education at FSK Previous stops coaching include: John Handley HS, Fauquier HS, Fort Defiance HS. While at Handley, mentored by one of the best defensive minds in college football, D3 2014 AFCA Assistant Coach of the year, John Davis. A native of Charlottesville, VA. Will graduated from Charlottesville HS in 2007. Thompson furthered his education and Football career at Bridgewater College, graduating in 2011 with a BA in History/Political Science. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zach-davis0/support
Episode 62: Don Schultz was born in South Bend, Indiana in 1946. He has a B.A. (Manchester University, History/Political Science, 1968), M.A. (Miami University, Political Science, 1969), and Ph.D. (UC Santa Barbara, Political Science, 1975). After teaching at various university political science departments from 1969 to 1977, he worked on energy at the California Energy Commission (1979-1986 and 2008-2018), Hawaii's Division of Consumer Advocacy (1994-2000), and California Public Utilities Commission (1986-2008). This episode's motto: "California energy policy bounces between chaos and constriction." __Links of interest__ America's Radioactive Secret https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/oil-gas-fracking-radioactive-investigation-937389/ https://www.npr.org/2019/10/02/766374077/it-all-ties-rachel-maddow-says-of-oil-and-gas-russia-and-democracy-in-blowout David on radioactive water https://kysq.org/aguanomics/2008/10/endangered-or-radioactive-water/ The Dreamt Land (2019)by Mark Arax https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/41883929-the-dreamt-land Cadillac Desert (1986) by Marc Reisner https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadillac_Desert Dynamos and Virgins (1984) by David Roe https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2476144.Dynamos_and_Virgins David on Westlands https://kysq.org/aguanomics/2011/03/king-of-california-the-review/ https://kysq.org/aguanomics/2011/03/westlands-worse-than-i-thought/ https://kysq.org/aguanomics/2016/03/time-to-shut-westlands-down/
Islamic State Has a New Leader after ISIS Founder al-Baghdadi Killed in US Raid (0:31)Guest: John Macfarlane, Adjunct Professor of History & Political Science, Utah Valley UniversityThe Islamic State terror group has named a new leader to replace the group's founder Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who died in a US military strike a week ago. President Trump said in that announcement that “capturing or killing Baghdadi has been the top national security priority “of his administration. And ISIS, in announcing Baghdadi's successor has pledged to make America pay for the assassination. How Emojis are Impacting the Law (18:25)Guest: Eric Goldman is a Professor of Law at Santa Clara University School of Law, Co-Director of High Tech Law InstituteThere are two emojis I use a lot in texts: the winking face and the thumbs up icon. I know what I mean when I use them. I have no idea how the people I'm texting are interpreting those emojis. Usually that's not a big deal. But what if our text thread ends up as evidence in court and now a judge or jury has to decide exactly what my thumbs-up emoji meant? Was it a firm commitment to do something? Was it just a passive aggressive way of ending the conversation? I've used to both ways, to be honest. Why is Antisemitism on the Rise and What Can Be Done About It? (30:40)Guest: Bill Bernstein, West Coast Director, American Society for Yad VashemAnti-Semitic attacks worldwide rose last year, particularly in major Western democracies like the US, France, Britain and Germany. Most of those were cases of vandalism or threats of violence. But 2018 also saw the deadliest attack ever against Jews on US soil, when a gunman stormed the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh last October, killing 11 worshippers. And in New York City, right now, police say anti-Semitic hate crimes are up 63% compared to last year. Those include Orthodox Jewish men being violently attacked in the street. Why is this happening? Clam Gardens Provide Stable Food and Unite Generations for Indigenous Groups in Pacific Northwest (51:10)Guest: Skye Augustine, Clam Garden Project Coordinator at Parks CanadaThousands of years ago, indigenous people living in the Pacific Northwest had an ingenious way of cultivating clams for food diet. As America was colonized and tribes were displaced, those farming techniques were abandoned. But clam populations along the West Coast are suffering today, so there's an effort underway to help indigenous groups reclaim the “clam gardens” their ancestors built along the shoreline. Skye Augustine is heading up one such project for the national parks system in Canada. What Do Food Date Labels Mean? (1:08:30)Guest: Emily M. Broad Leib, J.D., Assistant Clinical Professor of Law and Director of the Harvard Law School Food Law and Policy ClinicWhen you go to the grocery store, everything has a date. The milk may say “best used by next week,” while a box of crackers might say you have a year. But what do those dates really mean? Confusion over date labels can lead to perfectly good food being thrown out. It is estimated that in American, between 30-40% of available food is wasted. BYUradio Hosts Tackle Trivia from National Geographic (1:19:31)Guest: Cara Santa Maria, Science Journalist, Host of Talk Nerdy podcast and Quizmaster for National Geographic's Almanac 2020; BYUradio Hosts Sam Payne, Steven Kapp Perry, Lisa Valentine Clark, Cole Wissinger, Marcus SmithI'm a sucker for a surprising factoid. Though, I am terrible at trivia –definitely not a Jeopardy contender here –but National Geographic's Almanac 2020 recently landed on my desk and I loved their take on this. It's packed full of cool facts about the natural world –each section starts with trivia questions curated by science journalist and podcast host Cara Santa Maria.
Christian LeFer creates solutions to benefit the nonprofit sector. His passion has always been to empower others to impact their world: “Unleash your inner hero!” His family's involvement in the community and as advocates for foster and adoptive parenting, along with a successful consultancy in founding and fundraising for nonprofits, make this foray into software and solutions for charities a natural. Having organized successful 1st Amendment litigation in state and federal courts, Christian has also become a sought-after adviser on free speech and civil liberties issues. LeFer's key strengths include vision, copywriting, marketing (direct and online), and sales. I earned a B.A. from Rutgers University in History/Political Science, cum laude. What is Charitable Solicitation Registration/Fundraising Compliance? A: 41 out of 50 U.S. states have enacted regulations requiring “charitable solicitation” registration – covering virtually every conceivable method of fundraising activity by nonprofits. The registration process varies by state, and depends on factors including annual revenues and method of fundraising – creating a confusing patchwork of regulations. State government agencies including Attorneys General and Secretaries of State have staffed compliance enforcement departments with prosecutors and Administrative Law judges, and a finding of non-compliance can result in monetary fines, civil or criminal penalties, and revocation of the right to raise funds. These laws no longer only apply to large-scale phone and mail fundraising: A passive website “donate” button or social media “share” can result in your organization being targeted and penalized – even publicly listed as an “offender” online. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Overview: Todd Schlekeway is the Executive Director of the National Association of Tower Erectors. In this episode we talk about what it takes to lead a trade association dedicated to quality and safety in what has traditionally been a high-risk industry. Todd shares his experiences in sports, legislature and trade association leadership and how he works to bring people together for a set of common goals in an extremely important industry. Todd Schlekeway’s Biography: Todd became the Executive Director of the National Association of Tower Erectors (NATE) in June of 2012. As Executive Director of NATE, Todd provides overall leadership and vision working in concert with the Association’s staff, Board of Directors, volunteer Standing Committees and approximately 780 member companies. Prior to joining NATE, Todd worked for seven years as the founder and principal of a public affairs and communications firm called Full Court Strategies Group, LLC. Todd also has extensive policy experience having served for two terms in South Dakota’s state legislature where he represented a Sioux Falls, South Dakota legislative district in both the State House and the State Senate. Todd received his undergraduate college degrees from the University of Sioux Falls (USF) with a B.A. in History/Political Science and a B.S. in Exercise Science. He also earned a Master’s degree in Education (M.Ed.) from USF. While at the University of Sioux Falls, Todd also participated in collegiate athletics as a member of the USF basketball team. Todd currently resides in Sioux Falls, SD with his wife Jill and three sons Gavin, Grant and Jett. Show Notes: Todd learned a lot about leadership through athletics. Character, integrity, building relationships and learning to deal with adversity were very important in Todd’s life growing up and helped shape who he is today. Serving as a legislator helped Todd learn how to leverage relationships to pass legislations and build coalitions. He now manages an 810+ member trade organization. The tower industry is a high-risk industry and NATE is working to make the industry safer. There are multiple layers within the tower industry and NATE is working hard to protect safety and quality from being compromised. There is a direct correlation between quality and safety. Behind the mobile technology we use every day there are tower climbers doing work to construct, maintain and repair cell towers on a regular basis. This is an important job and safety has to be integrated into tower work. NATE is at the forefront of working to provide safety training for the tower industry. As the industry prepares for 5G technology NATE is also preparing for the spike in demand and their mission is to help make sure the men and women working in the tower industry go home safely at the end of the day. Sign up for our Newsletter here, or go to: www.v-speedsafety.com/email-subscription Resources: Books: The Bible. A Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin Contact: Web: www.natehome.com Twitter: @natesafety Email: todd@natehome.com Keywords: Disruptive leadership podcast, safety podcast, leadership podcast, safety innovation podcast, high-reliability organizations podcast, human performance, human performance podcast, Crew Resource Management, Crew Resource Management Podcast, HRO podcast
Episode 091: Dr. John Marschhausen - Cultivating Innovators And Creative Thinkers John Marschhausen is a very interesting and intelligent leader. He is deeply interested in leading and empowering young people to develop their leadership skills. This is the first time I’ve spoken with a school super intendant on The Learning Leader Show. I’m really glad that I did. John shares detailed, research backed evidence to how we can better lead our children. We are extremely fortunate to have John share his knowledge with us, the loyal listeners of The Learning Leader Show. Dr. John Marschhausen is a dynamic educational leader; he serves with passion, purpose, and energy. Dr. Marschhausen is committed to personalizing education for each student, facilitating a culture of growth, and supporting continued innovation in instructional practices. Dr. Marschhausen has his Bachelor of Arts in History/Political Science from Wittenberg University and his master’s degree from the University of Dayton. He earned his Doctor of Philosophy in Leadership from Capella University. John was appointed by Governor Kasich to the Ohio Digital Learning Task Force, has served on the Ohio Senate’s Testing and Accountability Committee and has testified many times before the Ohio General Assembly. He reports directly to the Board of Education and serves as the Board’s Chief Executive Officer. As superintendent he supports administrators and principals in their every day jobs so teachers can do what they need to do to prepare every student for tomorrow. Episode 091: Dr. John Marschhausen - Cultivating Innovators And Creative Thinkers Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher Radio The Learning Leader Show “We need to have students ready for tomorrow.” In This Episode, You Will Learn: Integrity, Trust, and Relationship Building Skills are the qualities of people who sustain excellence over long periods of time The need for a more personalized approach to teaching and leading students How we create the space for original thinkers and innovators The issue with standardized testing The need to look for additive opportunities to give feedback How to view failure as a learning opportunity Thinking Long Term… Tactical things all parents can do to be better leaders The 6 disciplines of the R factor How his work with Tim Kight has been such a positive experience Values, Behaviors, and Outcomes Having a sense of purpose as a leader “Grades are merely a marker of compliance.” Continue Learning: Go To John’s Bio on Hilliard’s website: org Read: Above The Line by Urban Meyer Follow John on Twitter: @drjcm You may also like these episodes: Episode 001: How To Become A Master Connector With Jayson Gaignard From MasterMind Talks Episode 085: Jessica Lahey – Why Your Parenting Style Is Wrong Episode 004: How Todd Wagner (and Mark Cuban) Sold Broadcast.com To Yahoo! For $5.7 Billion Episode 010: Shane Snow – How To Accelerate Success Using Smart Cuts Did you enjoy the podcast? This was a jam packed episode full of great content. Dr. John Marschhasen is leader who is constantly learning in order to help us all live a better life. Who do you know that needs to hear this? Send them to The Learning Leader Show! Episode edited by the great J Scott Donnell Bio From HilliardSchools.org Dr. John Marschhausen is a dynamic educational leader; he serves with passion, purpose, and energy. Dr. Marschhausen is committed to personalizing education for each student, facilitating a culture of growth, and supporting continued innovation in instructional practices. Dr. Marschhausen has his Bachelor of Arts in History/Political Science from Wittenberg University and his master’s degree from the University of Dayton. He earned his Doctor of Philosophy in Leadership from Capella University. John was appointed by Governor Kasich to the Ohio Digital Learning Task Force, has served on the Ohio Senate’s Testing and Accountability Committee and has testified many times before the Ohio General Assembly. He reports directly to the Board of Education and serves as the Board’s Chief Executive Officer. As superintendent he supports administrators and principals in their every day jobs so teachers can do what they need to do to prepare every student for tomorrow.
Abby's sound is the alchemy of soul, folk, jazz, gospel, R&B, country, rock and pop, forging a gem that erases musical boundaries. Abby has performed throughout New York City to rave reviews at S.O.B’s, Joe's Pub, Bitter End, Village Underground and Blue Note. Abby and her Band have opened for Kindred, Leela James, Ledisi, Dwele, Rahsaan Patterson, Chrisette Michele and Robin Thicke. Recently, Abby won BlackPlanet's Soul Beach Music Festival's First Annual Competition in 2009 and was featured in GIANT Magazine's September 2009 issue as an artist to watch. Abby Dobson has also sung backgrounds for several recording artists, including Talib Kweli and John Legend. Abby was born in Kingston, Jamaica and moved to Brooklyn, NY at 7 yrs old. Her early recollections of music are of country and reggae songs she sang from the radio as a child, and her aunt shushing the family at the dinner table to listen. Though no one in her family was a professional musician, she learned later that her father courted her mother crooning Nat “King” Cole tunes. She sang leads in church choir with her cousins by her side as young as 9, studied classical voice and (briefly) piano in junior high, found herself giving recitals of arias and Great American Songbook Standards as the only child among adults at her high school music teacher’s private gatherings, and continued her singing studies through college and beyond. Abby was drawn like a magnet to the powerful vocal persuasions of Sarah Vaughan, Whitney Houston, Anita Baker and Donny Hathaway while inspired by the introspective acoustic leaning writings of Tracy Chapman, Dolly Parton, and Bob Marley. Abby attended Williams College in Massachusetts majoring in History/Political Science. Abby dipped hit he underground circuit singing cover songs at open mic nights. She began writing her own songs as a better way to get a record deal. http://www.indiereviewcd.com https://twitter.com/IndieRevue https://www.instagram.com/indie.review https://www.facebook.com/indie.review --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/indie-review/support
Abby's sound is the alchemy of soul, folk, jazz, gospel, R&B, country, rock and pop, forging a gem that erases musical boundaries. Abby has performed throughout New York City to rave reviews at S.O.B's, Joe's Pub, Bitter End, Village Underground and Blue Note. Abby and her Band have opened for Kindred, Leela James, Ledisi, Dwele, Rahsaan Patterson, Chrisette Michele and Robin Thicke. Recently, Abby won BlackPlanet's Soul Beach Music Festival's First Annual Competition in 2009 and was featured in GIANT Magazine's September 2009 issue as an artist to watch. Abby Dobson has also sung backgrounds for several recording artists, including Talib Kweli and John Legend. Abby was born in Kingston, Jamaica and moved to Brooklyn, NY at 7 yrs old. Her early recollections of music are of country and reggae songs she sang from the radio as a child, and her aunt shushing the family at the dinner table to listen. Though no one in her family was a professional musician, she learned later that her father courted her mother crooning Nat “King” Cole tunes. She sang leads in church choir with her cousins by her side as young as 9, studied classical voice and (briefly) piano in junior high, found herself giving recitals of arias and Great American Songbook Standards as the only child among adults at her high school music teacher's private gatherings, and continued her singing studies through college and beyond. Abby was drawn like a magnet to the powerful vocal persuasions of Sarah Vaughan, Whitney Houston, Anita Baker and Donny Hathaway while inspired by the introspective acoustic leaning writings of Tracy Chapman, Dolly Parton, and Bob Marley. Abby attended Williams College in Massachusetts majoring in History/Political Science. Abby dipped hit he underground circuit singing cover songs at open mic nights. She began writing her own songs as a better way to get a record deal.
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