Podcast appearances and mentions of john bobb semple

White tears. Coddling. Brown pain. If there's one thing that connects the 2020 social justice movement with the rest of us, it's the fatigue that can come from having conversations on race and equity with our White community. In this episode, we talk with racial reconciliation and community engagement leader John Bobb-Semple about why so many of us dread these dialogues - and how we can approach them. Connect with John on Linkedin and Hawks Agency. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe today and find all the episodes with show notes and transcripts on elhamyali.com/unmuted. Have questions on equity and justice or want to speak on Unmuted? Email elham@elhamyali.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elhamali/support

In today's episode, Pastor Rodney talks with John Bobb-Semple as he passionately discusses the parallels of black history and the word of God. He reminds us that we are to bear one another's burdens which will always be cost you your own comfort. How do we love our neighbor as Christ commands us? We do it by listening to how they need to be loved. Such a powerful episode!

Episode 43 introduces us to John Bobb-Semple, the Community Project Manager for the Blue Zone Project. John's infectious personality brings to life this exciting episode were we discuss wellness, connectivity, helping others and just making a difference - which John does everyday. You cannot listen to this episode and walk away feeling energized and challenged to go make a difference in your little part of the world. John, who desires to become the ultimate encourager just got his start in this podcast. OKHR Blue Zone Enneagram Advancing Oklahoma Emmanual Acho, Uncomfortable Conversations Foundation Isaac Asimov Suits Ted Lasso The Third Option by Miles McPherson Be the Bridge Podcast JohnBobbSemple.com HawksAgency.com

We are excited to be kicking off our Conversation Around Good with #communityminded businesses and individuals who believe that doing good is something we need to make loud. Our first episode is with: Hannah Schmitt Les Thomas Garry Mize John Bobb-Semple Andrea Fillmore We are making doing good loud.

I deeply enjoyed my time with John. His passion for the work he does is contagious. He is on the team at the Regional Food Bank in Oklahoma City. He host a podcast. He is a motivational speaker. Before meeting John and hearing him speak at Ignite OKC, I had heard about him and the work he was doing. So, I was thrilled to meet him and to get him on my podcast. Go hit the play button and listen in. Grab a notepad and pen before you do. He has some nuggets for you. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/HeadyColeman/support

Part 2 of The Roundtable Sessions, conversations about how the Sermon on the Mount speaks today. Pastor David Adair sits down with John Bobb-Semple, Director of Community Engagement at the Regional Food Bank, to discuss care for the poor. Guests: David Adair, Lead Pastor of Frontline Edmond; and John Bobb-Semple, Director of Community Engagement at the Regional Food Bank. For more information and resources on this and other topics, visit FrontlineChurch.com/Roundtable.

With Ryan still in Ghana, Phillip is joined by friend of the show, John Bobb-Semple to talk about the Mueller investigation and the summary of the report as it was released by Attorney General William Barr.   On this historic day, Phillip and John break down the summary and what it means for the church as a whole.   John promotes the Bridge Conference on April 4th, 2019.  Find tickets here: bridgeconferenceokc.eventbrite.com

The Intentional Volunteer Podcast - Episode 007 Motivation   Service is driven by the depth of the “why,” so in Episode 7 of The Intentional Volunteer Podcast, Cari Berlin, John Bobb-Semple, and Dr. Shari Zimmerman discuss personal motivation to volunteer. Drawing on both academic research and individual experience, Cari, John, and Shari talk about the reasons people started volunteering and how it continues to affect them today.     John McCain said, “Every day people serve their neighbors and our nation in many different ways, from helping a child learn and easing the loneliness of those without a family to defending our freedom overseas. It is in the spirit of this dedication to others and to our country that I believe service should be broadly and deeply encouraged.” Whether it’s trauma, travel, or a life-shattering realization, the voices on today’s episode delve into the myriad reasons people are intentional volunteers.   Thanks to Kirk, Judy, Lorraine, Ray, Mario, Chancen, Brenda, Axel, Cory, and Katie for contributing to this episode! We hope that you will join them in the conversation at www.TheIntentionalVolunteer.com.   Mentions: History of volunteerism in the United States Why Tennessee is “The Volunteer State” Ernest Odunze in Episode 5 John McCain volunteerism quote Food justice 1988 Armenian earthquake Incarceration of women in Oklahoma Thanks to our sponsor, Crossover Radio. You can stream Crossover Radio at crossoverradio.org, download the app in the App Store or on Google Play, or connect at facebook.com/thecrossoverradio.   The Intentional Volunteer believes that you can change the world, your urge to help is a gift, and the best path to real change is listening, learning, and then serving. Join the conversation at www.theintentionalvolunteer.com.

The Intentional Volunteer Podcast- Episode 006   With 1.6 million registered charities in the United States - not to mention schools, faith communities, and individuals with a mission - there’s an overwhelming number of organizations at which you can volunteer. In Episode 6 of The Intentional Volunteer Podcast, hosts Cari Berlin and John Bobb-Semple, discuss bad fits, good fits, and how to decide.   With the help of Dr. Shari Zimmerman and Volunteer Extraordinaire Ray Haefele, this episode offers ideas on identifying what is important to you, locating organizations that fit, and starting your volunteer journey. You don’t have to worry about planting the entire forest; just focus on the tree right in front of you. Mentions:   Charity Navigator   Connect with Ray Haefele   Join the conversation at www.theintentionalvolunteer.com.   Thanks to our sponsor, Crossover Radio. You can stream Crossover Radio at crossoverradio.org, download the app in the App Store or on Google Play, or connect at facebook.com/thecrossoverradio.   The Intentional Volunteer believes that you can change the world, your urge to help is a gift, and the best path to real change is listening, learning, and then serving.  

The Intentional Volunteer Podcast- Episode 001   “I want to help, but I don’t know where to start.” “Volunteering is my favorite part of my week.” “I volunteer a lot, but I don’t know if I’m actually making a difference.” “I tried to help, but nobody was interested in new ideas.”   If you resonate with any of these thoughts, The Intentional Volunteer Podcast is for you. Hosts Cari Berlin and John Bobb-Semple, along with Dr. Shari Zimmerman (Cari’s twin!), create a safe space to discuss the highs and lows of volunteering so that you can develop strategies for the greatest impact as a volunteer, while honoring the community and cause you serve.   This introductory episode gives you a glimpse into The Intentional Volunteer and its mission, along with the personal journeys of Cari and John into volunteerism, including both a short-lived stint as a candy striper and saving a youth shelter from closing at age 12. Cari and John discuss how that youthful enthusiasm can give way to both positive and negative experiences, but continue to ask the question, “How do we get from busyness...to tackling some of the really serious issues in a more effective way?”   The Intentional Volunteer believes that you can change the world, your urge to help is a gift, and the best path to real change is listening, learning, and then serving.   Whether you’re a solo volunteer, leading a church or community organization, or anything in between, we’re here to offer practical tools and listen to your stories so that we can all be Intentional Volunteers.   Links section: References & Resources: The Intentional Volunteer website The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference by Malcolm Gladwell   Thanks to our sponsor, Crossover Radio. You can stream Crossover Radio at crossoverradio.org, download the app in the App Store or on Google Play, or connect at facebook.com/thecrossoverradio.  

The Intentional Volunteer Podcast- Episode 003   Break out the cookies and milk for story time, folks. It’s time to talk about those volunteer experiences that don’t go quite as expected.   Hosts Cari Berlin and John Bobb-Semple discuss the important task of ensuring that helping doesn’t turn to harm by outlining ways to cultivate an awareness of your role in support of a cause. As John says in this episode, “When I have the opportunity to call it an issue and not my life…#privilege.”   Using the framework provided in social justice research, the story of two unexpected weeks in Belarus, and a marriage, this episode of The Intentional Volunteer Podcast reminds us all that people are not projects. The best path to real change is listening, learning, and then serving.     Mentions: Guide to Allyship   No Innocent Bystanders: Becoming an Ally in the Struggle for Justice by Shannon Craigo-Snell and Christopher Doucot   Imago Dei Belarus and the Chernobyl Disaster   Thanks to our sponsor, Crossover Radio. You can stream Crossover Radio at crossoverradio.org, download the app in the App Store or on Google Play, or connect at facebook.com/thecrossoverradio.   The Intentional Volunteer believes that you can change the world, your urge to help is a gift, and the best path to real change is listening, learning, and then serving.