Podcast appearances and mentions of jeff bryant

In Episode 47 of the West Aurora 129 Podcast, Dr. Michael Smith talks with Cindy Larry, Principal of Herget Middle School, and Jeff Bryant, Principal of Jefferson Middle School. They reflect on how their diverse career paths—from special education and the corporate world to student services and curriculum—shape the way they lead today. They discuss the unique role of middle schools in helping students navigate a time of big personal growth, and how they intentionally build school cultures that are inclusive, empowering, and grounded in strong relationships. Tune in for an engaging conversation on how two dedicated leaders are making a lasting impact during one of the most important stages in a student's journey.

He lost most of his leg, two lungs got cracked open, and somehow he still walked it off—literally. Jeff Bryant's life was all about basketball—until a swollen leg led to a diagnosis of high-grade osteosarcoma. What followed was a wild medical journey: a full femur and knee replacement, the loss of three out of four quadriceps, two lung surgeries, and multiple reconstructive operations. But Jeff didn't just survive—he came back swinging, walking hospital laps days after surgery, mentoring other patients, and even launching an international young adult cancer support network. This episode dives deep into the physical pain, the mental grit, and the community that helped Jeff keep going. From titanium bones to Final Four tickets, this is a story of resilience, purpose, and finding new dreams when old ones get ripped away.

He lost most of his leg, two lungs got cracked open, and somehow he still walked it off—literally. Jeff Bryant's life was all about basketball—until a swollen leg led to a diagnosis of high-grade osteosarcoma. What followed was a wild medical journey: a full femur and knee replacement, the loss of three out of four quadriceps, two lung surgeries, and multiple reconstructive operations. But Jeff didn't just survive—he came back swinging, walking hospital laps days after surgery, mentoring other patients, and even launching an international young adult cancer support network. This episode dives deep into the physical pain, the mental grit, and the community that helped Jeff keep going. From titanium bones to Final Four tickets, this is a story of resilience, purpose, and finding new dreams when old ones get ripped away.

Jeff Bryant joins us to discuss his recent writing on the threats facing community public education and the ways schools and communities are resisting them. Articles to be discussed include "How a Struggling Boston School Found Success in the Roots of its Haitian American Community," and "Voters Across the Political Spectrum Gave Public Education Important Wins in the 2024 Election," both available at The Progressive. Rotten History from Renaldo Migaldi and The Moment of Truth with Jeff Dorchen both follow the interview. Check out Jeff's recent writing at The Progressive here: https://progressive.org/topics/jeff-bryant/ Help keep This Is Hell! completely listener supported and access bonus episodes by subscribing to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thisishell

Wyman & Bob makes their picks for their All-Seahawks Ring of Honor: Defensive Line Edition. Dave: Jacob Green, Joe Nash, Cortez Kennedy, Jeff Bryant, Cliff Avril, Michael Bennett. Bob: Cliff Avril, Michael Bennett, Brandon Mebane, Cortez Kennedy, Michael Sinclair, Jacob Green. Around the NFL: Baker Mayfield is suing his own father for $12 million that was taken from Baker’s account without authorization for his own company. LA Rams receiver Demarcus Robinson was arrested on suspicion of DUI. ESPN’s Jets beat writer Rich Cimini joins the show to give us an opponent preview for the Seahawks Week 13 matchup against the jets. What If Wednesday: If the Cardinals would have converted on 4th down and not throw a pick 6, how would the game have ended? Would the Seahawks been able to pull through? 

Nick and Sean team up with Nick Ledin and Jeff Bryant of the Fire Nuggets podcast in this EPIC crossover episode! The gang discusses training, search culture, two in/two out, what it takes to run a successful fire training event, engine operations and more.

A new MP3 sermon from Filbert Presbyterian Church PCA is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Hope for the Battle Speaker: Jeff Bryant Broadcaster: Filbert Presbyterian Church PCA Event: Sunday Service Date: 8/25/2024 Bible: Ephesians 6:17 Length: 23 min.

Send us a Text Message.Ricochet is a country music band that rose to fame in the mid-1990s, becoming known for their distinctive harmonies and energetic performances. Formed in 1993 in Oklahoma, the original lineup consisted of lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Heath Wright, lead guitarist Eddie Kilgallon, bass guitarist Greg Cook, drummer Jeff Bryant, and keyboardist Teddy Carr. Ricochet quickly gained attention in the country music scene with their blend of traditional country and rock influences, setting them apart from other acts of the time.Their breakthrough came in 1996 with the release of their self-titled debut album under Columbia Records. The album spawned several hit singles, with the standout track "Daddy's Money" becoming their signature song. "Daddy's Money" reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and was a commercial success, solidifying Ricochet's place in the country music industry. The song, with its catchy melody and relatable lyrics about a young man's infatuation with a girl whose charm and beauty overshadow her wealthy background, became a fan favorite and remains one of the most memorable tracks of the 1990s country music era.In addition to "Daddy's Money," the band's debut album produced other notable singles such as "What Do I Know" and "Love Is Stronger Than Pride," both of which charted in the Top 10 on the country charts. These songs showcased Ricochet's ability to blend heartfelt lyrics with upbeat, toe-tapping rhythms, earning them a loyal fanbase and critical acclaim.One of the defining features of Ricochet's music is their tight vocal harmonies, which set them apart from many of their contemporaries. This vocal blend became a hallmark of their sound, drawing comparisons to legendary groups like the Eagles. Their ability to harmonize effortlessly was a key factor in their success and contributed to their reputation as a dynamic live act.Ricochet continued to release music throughout the late 1990s and into the early 2000s, with albums like Blink of an Eye and What a Ride. Although they never quite recaptured the commercial success of their debut, they remained a popular touring band, beloved by fans for their high-energy shows and relatable songs.www.BetterHelp.com/TheBarnhttp://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn http://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and brought to you as always by The Barn Media Group. YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/@TheBarnPodcastNetwork SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/09neXeCS8I0U8OZJroUGd4?si=2f9b8dfa5d2c4504 APPLE https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1625411141 I HEART RADIO https://www.iheart.com/podcast/97160034/ AMAZON https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/7aff7d00-c41b-4154-94cf-221a808e3595/the-barn

In this episode of As the Drum Turns, Jeff is joined by Jeff Bryant to discuss his role as East Division President and how clear & concise directions can keep leaders out of the weeds.

A new MP3 sermon from Filbert Presbyterian Church PCA is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Secured Blessings of the Children of God Speaker: Jeff Bryant Broadcaster: Filbert Presbyterian Church PCA Event: Sunday Service Date: 2/18/2024 Bible: Ephesians 1:3-6 Length: 25 min.

In episode 61, Jeff Bryant and Ambre Gooch, two of OMAG's attorneys, discuss some of the value-added services the Legal Department at OMAG provides OMAG members. In particular, Jeff answers questions posed to him about municipal budgeting and the Oklahoma Open Records Act.   Learn more by visiting www.omag.org.

GUEST OVERVIEW: Jeffrey Bryant is an American new media artist and electronic musician who creates large scale immersive art installations under the name "ecco screen." He leverages the forefront of technology in AI and computer vision to make massive rooms of light respond to your bodily movements. His artwork has exhibited across the world at Mutek Montreal, Brooklyn Academy of Music, Electric Paradise Punta Cana, ArtFutura in Rome, Reykjavik Iceland and many more. He's collaborated with numerous names including ASAP Rocky, Google, Meta, Dolby, Acura, Lululemon, NASA JPL, among others. Prior to his art career he established a name for himself in Rap music producing music under the name "Jeffro" and was the right-hand producer to the late great artist The Jacka, which their works have reached the #3 rap album in the United States next to Rick Ross and Eminem. Jeffro quickly garnered an established name and produced music for rap legends E-40, IAMSU, Freeway, Paul Wall, Kehlani, and countless household names. Since then, he's pivoted to a more eclectic experimental electronic music sound. His new release called JEFFROTULLY with 2x Super Bowl Champion, Tully Bantacain merges both worlds of electronic and rap together.

Ask A Question: saythatpodcast@gmail.com thebridgechicago.tumblr.com/ask (Anonymous) I think I have depression, but I am also pregnant. I'm so sad and tired all the time. I know that these things don't last forever, so do you have any words of wisdom or encouragement for this season? Thank you. (15:48-30:11) What's the difference between being “the servant of all” and being a people pleaser with no boundaries? (30:14-49:04) The Bible says “do not fear” a lot. Which is great. But, how? How do I actually have less fear? (49:08-1:01:49) Closing Song: I Know I've Been Changed (Deacons Division ft. Jeff Bryant)

Melissa Cropper, President of the Ohio Federation of Teachers, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast and talked about Ohio's August Special Election. She also spoke about a rally in Cincinnati with John Legend and Ohio's student voucher program. Chief Correspondent for Our Schools, Jeff Bryant, appeared on the America's Work Force Union Podcast and discussed his recent article, “Right-Wing Indoctrination by Charter Schools at the Taxpayers' Expense.” Bryant explained the work performed by Our Schools and his concern about the separation of Church and State.

PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED! As We celebrate and support Pride Month here at Dinetah'K, we highlight the LGBTQ+ Community by interviewing Native American Influencers who identify themselves from this specific community. Exclusive interview with Jeff Bryant, Navajo Comedian and TikTok Influencer. Come listen to Jeff, as he shares his personal life experience with the Native American and LGBTQ+ Community. Through his life challenges, he shares inspirational words of encouragement and hope that helps strengthen oneself emotionally and mentally, while finding themselves. 

Teachers at the front line of progressive politics.   How a wave of teachers strikes in red state America is changing the political landscape. Education advocate Jeff Bryant tells us why a record number of educators are running for office, and what they want. Eric Blanc In 2018, in some of the reddest states in our nation, teachers led  a series of walkouts demanding not only better pay for themselves, but better schools for the children they teach.  Writer Eric Blanc embedded himself in this unlikely and powerful rebellion for an inside view of a movement that has the potential to rebuild working class politics in America. Jeff Bryant Jeff Bryant has written extensively about the intersection of education and politics. He says that a movement that began with teachers' walkouts has turned into an a record number of educators running for office and fighting for the future of public schools. Jim Hightower   Save the Whales! Save Polar Bears! Save Political Cartoonists!   I never dreamed of growing up to be a political activist/ commentator, but here I am, and it's worked out pretty well for me. I've been lucky enough to have a voice in public matters and eke out a modest living running my mouth as an independent populist agitator. Still, I have to confess to the sin of Job Envy. Not in the sense of being resentful, but regretful about my own inability to lift the trade of journalistic commentary to the heights attained by a small, feisty collection of unique public opinionators: Political cartoonists. Bill Press “News for People Who Give a Damn.”   Journalist Judd Legum was a regular on the Bill Press Show for years. Today, he makes his debut on the Bill Press Pod. Legum writes a four-times per week newsletter, Popular Information, that practices Independent Accountability Journalism. He compares what people and institutions SAY to what these same people and institutions actually DO. Today we talked about the Great Replacement Theory behind the Buffalo shooting, that has been mainstreamed by Right Wing media and politicians; which corporations are contributing to Right Wing politicians while espousing Human Rights; Ron DeSantis and book banning in Florida and what the heck is going on with Elon Musk.   If you'd like to hear the entire episode, visit BillPressPods.com.  

What do you want to be when you grow up? Your host, Katie, really doesn't have an answer to that question. In this podcast, we talk to people about their jobs and what they do to help you to find your own answer. Today's guest is Mr Jeff Bryant, an English teacher in California since 2003. He teaches students who are intellectually gifted, and his focus is on philosophy and academic writing rather than on traditional literary. Before he was a teacher, Mr. Bryant was a salesman and then an actor. Today, you'll hear why he is grateful to be a teacher and considers it to be a wonderful career, how 9/11 changed his life's direction, and what his day-to-day looks like in the classroom. He also tells us about the four kinds of rigor that the education system should develop within kids and why he believes that the intellectual kind is the most important to prioritize. Find out how the needs of gifted kids are often misunderstood and hear why, as a teacher, it is so important to find an age group where you thrive. Join us to hear all this and more from this inspiring teacher today!Key Points From This Episode:An introduction to today's guest: Mr. Jeff Bryant.The story of how he found his place at a teacher at the first school he worked at.How he tried different careers before becoming a teacher.What Mr. Bryant wanted to do before he found teaching: acting and sales.How 9/11 changed the course of his life.The immediate sense that he had that he wanted to work in education from his first role.Night school, substitute teaching, and why he likes that he came to teaching at an older age.Why, at first, Mr. Bryant wanted to be a kindergarten teacher.The creative license and trust he is given because of the flexibility of his work environment.How his class differs from the ordinary curriculum with philosophy as a jump-off point rather than literature. Why administrative rigor is such an important part of learning. How academic learning ordinarily lines up with things that can be quantified. The misunderstood need of gifted children.What the idea of intellectual rigor means to Mr. Bryant and why it is what he focuses on. Why it is so important to create meaningful emotional connections as a kid.Why Mr. Bryant considers how he dresses to be a part of his job. How planning enables him to be spontaneous in the classroom.The girls club he hosts on a Friday where they quietly watch movies.His daily schedule and why he procrastinates on grading.The benefits he experiences as a teacher including meeting interesting kids and hearing fun stories about his own eccentricities.How he has learned to withhold advice and be an ear to kids. Why, to be a good teacher, you have to know what age you work best with.Why Mr. Bryant believes that all education is moral education.The challenge that putting kids in schools at a much younger age poses. The fourth rigor: social, emotional rigor.The new teachers at his school and their focus on the fourth type of rigor.Why teachers have to use their time on holiday to decompress.How the teaching year is structured and how teachers use their time off. Mr. Bryant's advice for those interested in teaching: it's a wonderful career! 

Covering 12 Million Sq Nautical Miles. The host for this show is Jay Fidell. The guests are Nick Worst, Jim Morrow and Jeff Bryant. An overview of the Coast Guard's mission, areas of responsibility and any recent Coast Guard updates. The ThinkTech YouTube Playlist for this show is https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQpkwcNJny6komvysbIElhwa0iN1zzvn_ Please visit our ThinkTech website at https://thinktechhawaii.com and see our Think Tech Advisories at https://thinktechadvisories.blogspot.com.

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The first featured guest on today's edition of the AWF Union Podcast was Independent Media Institute contributing writer Jeff Bryant. He spoke about charter schools, accountability with school vouchers and the impact on public school funding. United Association Local 286 Business Manager Chap Thornton was also featured on the podcast today. He discussed the Austin Texas-based Local's growth over the last couple of years, their apprenticeship recruitment efforts, area projects and infrastructure improvements. 

Friends, Welcome to Everybody Speaks Music. I'm Mojo Kemp and I'm alongside; in real life today; with my good friend, my co host, Kris Schultz. Tonight's guest, Jeff Bryant. We've been friends for years. Jeff is an amazing singer, songwriter, someone that's been in my life for a long time....https://www.podpage.com/everybody-speaks-music/ 

Friends, Welcome to Everybody Speaks Music. I'm Mojo Kemp and I'm alongside; in real life today; with my good friend, my co host, Kris Schultz.  Tonight's guest, Jeff Bryant. We've been friends for years. Jeff is an amazing singer, songwriter, someone that's been in my life for a long time.... https://www.podpage.com/everybody-speaks-music/ 

Robert Turbin is joined by former offensive tackle and current radio analyst Ray Roberts to discuss his journey to the NFL and beyond. Today's show: Ray Roberts carrying the football (02:36), Journey to UVA (11:18), Switch from defensive line to offensive tackle (17:21), Being drafted to Seattle (29:50), Practicing against Cortez Kennedy, Jeff Bryant and Michael Sinclair (42:33), Going to Detroit (01:00:05), Famous Thanksgiving Day coin toss (01:04:19), Playing with Barry Sanders (01:11:02), and Ray's work with Unified Champion Schools and Special Olympics (01:20:08).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Turbin is joined by former offensive tackle and current radio analyst Ray Roberts to discuss his journey to the NFL and beyond. Today's show: Ray Roberts carrying the football (02:36), Journey to UVA (11:18), Switch from defensive line to offensive tackle (17:21), Being drafted to Seattle (29:50), Practicing against Cortez Kennedy, Jeff Bryant and Michael Sinclair (42:33), Going to Detroit (01:00:05), Famous Thanksgiving Day coin toss (01:04:19), Playing with Barry Sanders (01:11:02), and Ray's work with Unified Champion Schools and Special Olympics (01:20:08).

Jeff is a Canadian Pop Musician. We discuss music's role in community, how music animates body, connecting to others with music, and the growing pains of being a musician. Jeff Bryant's Website: https://www.therealjeffbryant.com/ Music Meaning and Mystery website:https://musicmeaningandmystery.com Originally recorded Jan 15 2021

Jeff Bryant of Bryant's Exhaust And Performance stopped by to talk Jeepin 4 Joy, jeep riding, his business, and how the jeep craze has taken over Appalachia and Southern Ohio Check out the Sponsors of this episode: AP Prep: Website | Facebook Gillum Insurance: Facebook | Instagram, McDonald's of Jackson and Vinton Counties: Website (don't forget to try the App!) Geiger Brothers, Inc: Facebook | Website Hire: Website | Facebook -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Subscribe to stay up to date with all of our guests! https://bit.y/2V7irpD - Say hi to us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/thechubbybartenders - Follow us on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/chubbybartenders/

The first featured guest on today’s edition of AWF Union Podcast is Chief Correspondent and writing fellow of Our Schools, Jeff Bryant. He spoke about charter schools claiming to be nonprofit when they really aren’t, charter schools owned by for-profit corporations and charter schools retaining ownership of assets paid for by taxpayers. Also featured on today’s show was Laz Ayala, Founder of Illegal The Project. He spoke about the need for immigration reform and why lawmakers in favor of these reforms should not cut corners to get it done, or it could make things worse.

Where do we get our lovely music from? Oh, just the one and only Jeff Bryant. Listen to a trailer of his latest album. You can find him on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.Enjoy!

SUPPORT THIS PODCAST: CLICK HEREJeff Bryant is a musician, actor and standup comic. He is formerly one half of the folk-pop duo the Human Statues and is now forging out on his own as a solo singer-songwriter. We chat about gaining wisdom around achievement as we get older and letting go of externally imposed ideas of success. He shares experiences of heartbreak and a health crisis that added up to a “now or never” moment in his life. We also dig into ideas around letting go of certainty of outcomes and how that plays into stage fright and how some musicians look down their nose at playing covers. (Jeff reminds us The Beatles started as a cover band.) He also gives us a behind-the-shades view of his experience being an actual human statue and shares his daily journaling practice that focuses on hope.“Like any other human being, I very much struggle with despair versus hope. Up until this point in my life, I think I frequently imagined (that) how I feel is just something that happens to me. And now, at this stage of my life, I understand hope is a muscle. Every single day in the morning I journal. And one of the first things I do is rate my hopeful mood. And that’s just an example of me being attuned to why I’m hopeful or not and for what reason. I notice the impact it has because what I do is I review my journal entries every week or two. One of the most interesting things I find is that there’s times where the despair can seriously kick my ass. And when it happens, it feels like my world. And what you realize when you look at the data is, no no, that was something that was going on that day, and it was temporary. The more your awareness evolves around that, the more you appreciate that there’s a fluid experience of optimism, pessimism, hopefulness, despair. And your job, just like how you eat, exercise, all these things, is to try to orient yourself around being a good shape.“---SUPPORT THIS PODCAST: CLICK HERE---JEFF BRYANT WEB https://www.therealjeffbryant.com IG https://www.instagram.com/therealjeffbryant SPOT http://spoti.fi/3vAXd4f--- AND SOMETIMES ... WHY?: WEB https://www.andsometimeswhy.com EMAIL mailto:andsometimeswhypod@gmail.com INSTA https://www.instagram.com/andsometimeswhypod FB https://www.facebook.com/andsometimeswhypod TWEET https://twitter.com/sometimeswhypod

Hello friends and at last welcome back to BORP! after a long pandemic safety related hiatus we are finally back with the big EP 50! We're super excited to be back and have missed you all very much. After so long of not being able to record together Mick and Tristan spend time catching up on their newly hermetic life styles. Mick is drinking a lot more tea and Tristan mostly just wants to play with Pete The Cat. Because we've hit one of those fun mile stone episodes (where's our congratulatory letter from the queen?) we went with some extra special topics for this round. For our album pick (18:05) we listen to the colossal break up record, and Tristan's favourite album of the 2010s, Take Me Apart by Kelela. For our film pick (1:14:50) we watched the seminal, monumental, and towering anime epic Akira. We're equal parts mollified by the technical wizardry and the convoluted thematics but what a ride. For New and Noteworthy (1:57:20) we checked out tracks my Rósín Murphy, Jerry Paper, Playboi Carti, and Jeff Bryant. Moving on to Three Questions (2:25:02) Tristan reveals himself as the uncultured swine that he is but at least he likes trees. We had tons of fun recording in Mick's newly flexed out studio space and are pumped to be making new episodes again. Find the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our site Midrange. Also find our episode playlist featuring every track we cover in detail on Apple Music and Spotify. Thanks friends!

OMAG General Counsel Suzie Paulson, OMAG Risk Management Director Bill Tackett, and OMAG General Counsel Jeff Bryant talk about public meeting agendas and their importance. To learn more, visit www.omag.org.

Cheri Hill is joined by the Executive Director of The Walker Basin Conservancy, Jeff Bryant. This non-profit group is dedicated to restoring and maintaining the area around Walker Basin and Walker Lake. If you want to find out more about how you can help, visit their website below and help keep Nevada beautiful. https://www.walkerbasin.org https://www.cherihillshow.com Original Airdate- 12/07/2020

OMAG General Counsel Suzie Paulson and OMAG Associate General Counsel Jeff Bryant talk about the importance of hiring good city attorneys. To learn more, visit www.omag.org.

Victoria, British Columbia’s Jeff Bryant, is singer/songwriter, and a human being with a beautiful and connected spirit. He came onto the show to talk about not only his new EP “The Great Unknown”, but how the metaphorical ‘picture’ both on the album art but in his life, is a representation of fragility and honesty. Contrary to the connected spirit he has now, there was a long period of disconnection, depression and distance, from his ability to willfully craft songs and want to share them with the world. The journey to get to now was plagued by those things, making this release a big personal win, and hopefully only the beginning of more! In the meantime, I’m remembering Jeff fondly from his days in the late 2000s in a duo called The Human Statues, with Zachary Stevenson. They were based out of Toronto at the time, and rocked my world as guests on my first podcast in 2008. Even then, there was an intelligent approach to their offbrand yet worldclass group of songs and stage presence. How could I say no to chatting with Jeff again, who certainly agreed to reflect on that time, but fondly remember those days as I do, in memory? Enjoy our conversation about the music, the past, present and future, as well as some musings on life, humanity and the good ol’ creative process; paired with a few songs from ‘The Great Unknown’, a classic by The Human Statures and a rare treat from the archive! JEFF BRYANT Website: https://www.therealjeffbryant.com/ IG: https://instagram.com/therealjeffbryant ALL LINKS FOR THE TODD DONALD SHOW https://tds.carrd.co SONGS: Jeff Bryant - “So It Goes” Jeff Bryant - “One and the Same” Jeff Bryant - “On My Side” from the album “The Great Unknown - EP” (2020) Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/the-great-unknown-ep/1529399860 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0sZoAFMmcTBaaeoNqD1naD?si=mptzPdAtQDGaeNKfSsGUnA The Human Statues - “Carol That I Know” from the album “The Human Statues” (2008) Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/ca/album/the-human-statues/287184633 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5nZwKtDLdKzczlYGV0vE5E?si=7_zMNxi9Tmq6qYbuKe0Ucw Todd & The Human Statues - “All My Loving” A live-off-the-floor youtube cover (2008) CREDITS: Conversation recorded September 5th, 2020, at HQ in Gjoa Haven, Nunavut, Canada; via Zoom to Jeff Bryant in Victoria, B.C., Canada Host, editor, producer and more: Todd Donald https://todddonaldmusic.carrd.co Voice-over on intro/outro: Milo Axelrod miloaxelrod.com Theme music: William Chernoff; excerpts from the recording “Makie Elkino (Live)” williamchernoff.com Conversation-wrap music: JP Sunga jpsunga.com Cover art by Todd, photo by Daniel Hodgson The Todd Donald Show is presented, in part, by Afternoon Tea - Artist Collective + Record Label Born of the Shun Club. Shunned since 2012. afternoontealabel.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/todddonaldshow/message

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The post pandemic agenda.  What will it take to save public schools? Why universal broadband access matters. Plus, putting a permanent end to police brutality against Black Americans.   How to rescue our schools from financial collapse. How to bridge the digital divide for all Americans. Plus, Bill Press with Congressman James Clyburn.   Jeff Bryant The Coronavirus pandemic is turning into a financial crisis for our nation’s schools.  Jeff Bryant explains what it will take to save public education from a looming catastrophe   Michael Copps During this pandemic,  the internet is a lifeline. That’s why former FCC Commissioner Michael Copps says the time is now to guarantee broadband access for all Americans.   James Clyburn Will this time be different? Bill Press talks with Congressman James Clyburn about the fight to end systemic racism in America. If you'd like to hear the entire interview, visit BillPressPods.com.   Jim Hightower Who was Smedley Darlington Butler, and why is he important?

- #PresidentsDay. So who was the Best and Worst President? Let's debate it in today's #CommanderInChief Brief #Washington? #Lincoln? #Trump? #Obama? - Will you know longer be allowed to use #PlasticBags when grocery shopping? And if so, what will be provided instead? Plus if plastic bags today, what will be banned tomorrow? #PlasticStraws #Styrofoam #Environment – Where do you stand on the potential ban? Comment below with your answer… - What is the unhealthiest soda out there that you're most likely drinking? I've got the results. – What soda do you drink the most? Comment below with your answer… Let's find out who is smart and who is dumb with buzzed on cabernet wine clues with #OnThisDay in #HistoryTrivia - Comment below with your answers… - #MeetingTheCandidate: Jeff Bryant for Highway Supervisor. The campaign signs are everywhere and it's for Highway Supervisor. So what does a highway supervisor do? And why does Jeff Bryant want to be your next elected official? Let's find out in today's Meeting The Candidate. – Do you have any questions for Jeff Bryant? Comment below with your questions… https://www.facebook.com/Bryant4HighwaySupervisor/ https://www.jeffbryant4tn.com/ - #MeetingTheMusician: Jennafer Russell. What was the driving force that took the girl from a small #Tennessee town #KingstonSprings and put her in one of the fastest growing metros in the nation, #Nashville? Plus what is the worst thing about social media when it comes to musicians? Let's hear her story and then her sound. #JennaferRussell Do you have questions for Jennafer? Comment below with your questions… #TalkRadio #Politics #JoePadula #Veterans #FortCampbell #Comedy #LocalNews #Nashville --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joe-padula/support

In this episode we talk with one of the newer members of the BA faculty, math teacher and 11th grade chair, Paul Battaglia. Our Dean of Academics, Jeff Bryant hosts this episode with Paul about his “EPIC” teaching methods and why his heart for his students is about so much more than what goes on inside the classroom. Enjoy!

Seahawks Saturday Night features the Seahawks.com story on Jeff Bryant, Joe Nash and Jacob Green, The Die Hards. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Titus and Thomas are joined by Jeff Bryant from Chasin Creation. Jeff covers strategies, tips, calling and tells some hilarious stories from being out in the woods hunting. Subscribe to Our Youtube Channel http://bit.ly/MidValleyM Chasin Creation Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chasincreation/ SUBSCRIBE to Chasin Creation on Youtube! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0Kr5AMwReh-pqw5K4gyKjw Facebook -- http://bit.ly/MVMFacebook Instagram - http://bit.ly/2PEQ1yH

Wrought Iron Parallax Effect by Clinton Wyatt Smith and Wrought Iron. I was born and raised in Tucson, AZ and Wrought Iron is my dream come true. To have a band of like minded individuals dedicated to expressing ourselves thru original alternative rock music and blues / rock covers. Wrought Iron is made up of myself CWS (guitar, vocals) Jeff Bryant (acoustic guitar/ vocals) Joe Grimm (bass, vocals) Martin Figueroa (drums) and Nick Labriola (lead guitar) We are committed to supporting community causes and writing / playing songs that inspire others to dare to follow their dreams and to dream big! That is what "Parallax Effect" is all about. Though them may seem so far away, follow your dreams until they become reality. We'd love to do a performance for your radio show, perhaps acoustic or a hybrid of acoustic / electric. Band photo to come. Respectfully, Clinton Wyatt Smith --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thorradio/message

Today on the podcast I talk with Jeff Bryant of Chasin' Creation based out of North Carolina. Jeff discusses how to provide opportunities for kids to get into the outdoors. We also discuss a southern whitetail story that comes full circle with a giant South Carolina buck on the ground. Jeff explains the differences between hunting the South and hunting Midwest and why he enjoys both. We encourage you to listen to the podcast by clicking the link below. If you like the podcast please also take time to subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes by clicking the link below. These positive reviews and subscriptions help us more than you know. In this episode we discuss: Hunting in North Carolina and South Carolina The story behind Chasin' Creation Mentoring kids in the outdoors with Cross Trail Outfitters How to get involved with Cross Trail Outfitters Similarities and differences between hunting the South and Midwest The story of Papa Broke Horn, a South Carolina giant Late season hunting tactics Our all new Whitetail Rally Round© Show Notes:  To learn more about Mangle Broadheads and to receive 10% go to manglebroadheads.com Learn more about Cross Trail Outfitters at http://teamcto.org/. Follow Chasin' Creation on Facebook. Follow Chasin' Creation on YouTube. Follow Chasin' Creation on Instagram. To follow us on Facebook click here. Like us on Instagram by clicking here. Keep up with us at whitetailguruhunting.com

Voting for our Future.  Why climate change demands political change. plus how an education wave is fueling support for a blue wave. And Marc Morial of the National Urban League joins the Bill Press Show to talk about voter suppression what it will take to make sure every citizen has the opportunity to exercise their right to vote.   This week, science advocate  Carolyn Weinberg charts a path to avoid climate catastrophe .. and it begins with a vote.  Education advocate Jeff Bryant tells us why a record number of educators are running for office, and what they want. Plus … what will it take to shut down voter suppression? Marc Morial joins the Bill Press show.   Caroline Weinberg Caroline Weinberg is community organizer, educator, writer, and advocate for the future of our planet. She says that a new report on climate change makes an unequivocal demand.  We need every elected official to commit to action, and it’s up to every voter to make sure they do.   Jeff Bryant Jeff Bryant has written extensively about the intersection of education and politics. He says that a movement that began with teachers’ walkouts has turned into an a record number of educators running for office and fighting for the future of public schools.   Marc Morial Coming up, Marc Morial, president of the National Urban League talks with guest host Sabrina Siddiqui at the Bill Press show about the impact of voter suppression and the fight to stop it.   Jim Hightower A bawdy house of bad right-wing ideas

How do we reconcile our faith with science? How can we believe in miracles and the gospel of the Resurrection of Christ in a scientific world? What are some of the fundamental things to understand about the Bible and the scientific method? Finally, how do parents discuss this hard topic with their student? In this first of two episodes, spiritual life faculty member Matt Brown sits down with three of long-time Brentwood Academy science faculty members: Tom Cox (biology), Wendy Stallings (physics), and Jeff Bryant (chemistry) to discuss these questions and more. Below are links to resources that Tom, Wendy, and Jeff mention throughout the show. RESOURCES: Surprised by Hope – by N.T. Wright Science and Religion: Some Historical Perspectives – by John Hedley Brooke Notes From the Tilt-A-Whirl – by N.D. Wilson The Language of God – by Francis Collins Mere Christianity – by C.S. Lewis A Scientific Theology, Volumes 1 & 2 – by Alister McGrath Belief in God in the Age of Science – By John Polkinghorn

It's a busy Thursday. Cliff Schecter wrote a NY Times op-ed about his time at a Sinclair TV station and why they shouldn't be allowed to purchase the Tribune group of stations and joins us to discuss it. Jeff Bryant writes about education and is our guest to talk about the current spate of teacher strikes and what's happening with our public schools.

How do we reconcile our faith with science? How can we believe in miracles and the gospel of the Resurrection of Christ in a scientific world? What are some of the fundamental things to understand about the Bible and the scientific method? In this first of two episodes, spiritual life faculty member Matt Brown sits down with three of long-time Brentwood Academy science faculty members: Tom Cox (biology), Wendy Stallings (physics), and Jeff Bryant (chemistry) to discuss these questions and more. Below are links to resources that Tom, Wendy, and Jeff mention throughout the show. Make sure to stay tuned for Part 2 as we discuss how parents can approach this seemingly difficult topic. RESOURCES: Surprised by Hope – by N.T. Wright Science and Religion: Some Historical Perspectives – by John Hedley Brooke Notes From the Tilt-A-Whirl – by N.D. Wilson The Language of God – by Francis Collins Mere Christianity – by C.S. Lewis A Scientific Theology, Volumes 1 & 2 – by Alister McGrath Belief in God in the Age of Science – By John Polkinghorn

Pastor Jeff addresses Jude's command to earnestly contend for the Faith that was once delivered to the saints. He specifically warns of the particular dangers of the Jewish Roots Movement, and Paul's position from Galatians.  There IS NOT ANOTHER GOSPEL! DOCTRINE MATTERS! So much today is on feeling & emotions. It matters MORE than praise! It does not offset the importance of right doctrine. About THE WATCHMAN: Pastor Jeff Bryant will deal with critical issues in our country as a Watchman on the Wall. He is a prophetic voice of the day. Read more...

Pastor Jeff delves into the question of the Wise Men of the east who came to worship Jesus at his birth.  Was the Star the Wise men saw a regular star, or does the Bible indicate otherwise.  This and more is discussed in this week's broadcast of "The Watchman". About THE WATCHMAN: Pastor Jeff Bryant will deal with critical issues in our country as a Watchman on the Wall. He is a prophetic voice of the day. Read more...

Pastor Jeff Bryant "The Sin of Noah's Generation"   12-19-17 at 7:00 p.m. CST - Pastor Jeff Bryant discusses the world condition at the time of the 2nd coming of Christ.  He discusses how Jesus, Himself described those conditions as paralleling those at the time of the Flood, and Pastor Jeff discusses the sin of Noah's generation.? About THE WATCHMAN: Pastor Jeff Bryant will deal with critical issues in our country as a Watchman on the Wall. He is a prophetic voice of the day. Read more...

12-12-17 at 7:00 p.m. CST - Pastor Jeff Addresses strange manifestations in the Church, and compares and contrasts them to what God's word says.  Is Holy Laughter real?  What about being drunk in the Spirit?  As a Watchmen On The Wall, Pastor Jeff addresses these very issues.? About THE WATCHMAN: Pastor Jeff Bryant will deal with critical issues in our country as a Watchman on the Wall. He is a prophetic voice of the day. Read more...

Pastor Jeff continues his study on end-time prophecy, specifically the Eighth Kingdom of the Beast.  He revisits the recent history during President Obama's precedence and the deposing of the Egyptian and Libyan leaders during the Arab Spring, and what was the significance of their removal.

11-28-17 at 7:00 p.m. CST - Pastor Jeff continues his study of endtime eschatology, this time examining Mystery Babylon of Revelation 17 and Babylon The Great in Revelation 18.  He especially notes the incredible parallels of the city God called Babylon the Great, with The United States of America.  Is America the city God?? judges in Revelation 18? About THE WATCHMAN: Pastor Jeff Bryant will deal with critical issues in our country as a Watchman on the Wall. He is a prophetic voice of the day. Read more...

11-21-17 at 7:00 p.m. CST - Pastor Jeff picks up where he left off from last weeks broadcast.  He speaks more in depth about the coming Anti-Christ figure that is soon to make his appearance on the world scene.  He discusses his origins and source of power as well as the strong relationship Islam seems to play in all of this.? About THE WATCHMAN: Pastor Jeff Bryant will deal with critical issues in our country as a Watchman on the Wall. He is a prophetic voice of the day. Read more...

11-14-17 - Pastor Jeff talks about the issue of Islamic?? Eschatology and it's incredible parallels to Biblical Eschatology. Do both religions see the end of times the same? Learn more today.. About THE WATCHMAN: Pastor Jeff Bryant will deal with critical issues in our country as a Watchman on the Wall. He is a prophetic voice of the day. Read more...  

11-07-17 - Pastor Jeff talks openly and honestly discussing the issue of race relations in the US and it's role in end time eschatology.  He also discusses the Biblical position all Christians should be taking, regardless of their race. About THE WATCHMAN: Pastor Jeff Bryant will deal with critical issues in our country as a Watchman on the Wall. He is a prophetic voice of the day. Read more... About Pastor Jeff: Jeff Bryant is the Pastor of Redemption Way Church, located in Stearns, Kentucky.  Jeff and his wife Jane, founded the church on October 29th, 2000.  Though a small church in a small town in south rural Kentucky, Jeff feels like God has called him to preach to a national audience, and his messages often reflect it. God has given Pastor Jeff, both the understanding and the boldness to address issues, that unfortunately many simply will not address.

Dr. June Knight interviews Pastor Jeff Bryant from Stearns Kentucky. He is starting a new show on WATB Radio next week called THE WATCHMAN. His show will be focusing on issues in America as a Watchman on the Wall. About Pastor Jeff: Jeff Bryant is the Pastor of Redemption Way Church, located in Stearns, Kentucky.  Jeff and his wife Jane, founded the church on October 29th, 2000.  Though a small church in a small town in south rural Kentucky, Jeff feels like God has called him to preach to a national audience, and his messages often reflect it. God has given Pastor Jeff, both the understanding and the boldness to address issues, that unfortunately many simply will not address. In addition to Pastoring Redemption Way Church, Jeff is a singer, musician and song writer, with a local favorite being “Rescued By A Lamb”, which Jeff sang on the Trinity Broadcasting Network's, Praise the Lord Program.

Jeff Bryant is the Pastor of Redemption Way Church, located in Stearns, Kentucky.  Jeff and his wife Jane, founded the church on October 29th, 2000.  Though a small church in a small town in south rural Kentucky, Jeff feels like God has called him to preach to a national audience, and his messages often reflect it. God has given Pastor Jeff, both the understanding and the boldness to address issues, that unfortunately many simply will not address.       In addition to Pastoring Redemption Way Church, Jeff is a singer, musician and song writer, with a local favorite being “Rescued By A Lamb”, which Jeff sang on the Trinity Broadcasting Network's, Praise the Lord Program.

Adam and Mike interview Jeff Bryant from Chasin Creation TV. Jeff learned to hunt through the school of hard knocks on the North/South Carolina border. His passion for hunting has brought him hunting in several other states, across the US. He refined his filming and hunting skills while hosting the Midwest Whitetail Southeast Regional Show and now his next endeavor, Chasin' Creation, will be launching on the Pursuit Channel this summer. Jeff shares how he has grown as a hunter, and the tactics and strategies he uses.

Nicole Sandler talks with Desi Doyen about climate change and Jeff Bryant about the state of public education

Jeff Bryant fills in 60 minutes of air with special guest, Keith Kennedy.

Jeff Bryant fills in 30 minutes of air as he interviews photographer Adam Schelle (So It Is: Vancouver). Check out more info about the book at http://www.soitisvancouver.com