Podcasts about Johnson County Community College

Get ready for a discussion on all things gaming — from Minecraft to Fortnite and beyond. Our guest, Cameron Gullotta, is an associate professor and chair of the Games Department at Johnson County Community College. We cover online safety, specific games, determining what games are appropriate based on age and how to evaluate what your kid is ready for. Meet Cameron Gullotta Cameron is the chair of the Game Development Department at Johnson County Comunity College and teaches courses in game design and development. He moved to the US from Australia in 2018 to marry his wife!       What We're Loving In Kansas City New Golden Scoop in Overland Park The Golden Scoop is an ice cream and coffee shop with a purpose. They create jobs for very talented individuals who happen to live with developmental disabilities. The grand opening is on August 22nd, 2024 starting at 8 am- be one of the first 100 guests on opening day and you'll get your ice cream FREE! They offer coffee and ice cream, delicious baked treats served by our talented team of Super Scoopers. This new location also will have drive thru services, merchandise, in house coffee roasting and patio seating. Giggle Time Giggle Time, put on by the City of Overland Park, are free and open to the public. Sarah has loved taking her two year old to these! Shows feature interactive music, storytelling, puppet shows, and other children's performances, and take place at 10 a.m. the first Wednesday of the month at Tomahawk Ridge Community Center.  Connect with Megan and Sarah We would love to hear from you! Send us an e-mail or find us on Instagram or Facebook!      

Send us a Text Message.Itsvan “Steven” JavorekCoach Javorek is the inventor of the Javorek Complexes. He was the Strength and Conditioning Coach at Johnson County Community College and Professor Emeritus. Under his tenure he was part of 5 National Championships, 78 Region 6 titles, 119 East Jayhawk Conference Championships and 63 teams finishing in top 5 National Championship play. Prior to JCCC Coach Javorek was at Texas A&M as the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach where he soon took over coaching field events and Track and Field Conditioning. In his home country of Romania, he was the National Weightlifting Coach before defecting to the United States. Coach Javorek' s athletes are no strangers to the Olympic Podiums in 1984 he had a silver and bronze medalist in weightlifting, He helped with the South Korean Weightlifting Team overseeing the Coaches in Seoul. While in Texas he had the world's fastest 200m sprinter, former 10,000m world record holder, the Canadian long jump record holder, the Mexican Triple Jump record holder, and the silver medalist shot put in the 88 Olympics who took Gold in the 96 Olympics. His other list of achievements in this profession would take hours to list.https://youtube.com/@platesandpancakes4593https://instagram.com/voodoo4power?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://voodoo4ranch.com/To possibly be a guest or support the show email Voodoo4ranch@gmail.comhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/voodoo4ranch

A Happy Thursday From YOUR KC Morning Show!On the show today, Amelia Howard w/ KC Infertility! It's National Infertility Awareness Week, and KC Infertility is back with their annual Family Building Conference, “Rooted in Resilience, Growing in Hope” THIS SATURDAY, 4/27, 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m at Johnson County Community College! LINK: https://kcinfertility.org/2024/01/02/family-building-conference/ A Good Day To Be A Kansas Citian. Always.xoxo - @hartzell965, @holeyhearts, & @kcmorningshow

Getting' Salty Experience Podcast Ep.185 Be sure and join us live tomorrow Monday, February 12th @ 8pm on our YouTube channel with our special guest, 25 year Veteran, KCFD Capt. Chad Nading. Appointed to KCFD 1998, Assigned to Pumper 40. Over his career...he worked in Pumper 36,30,29,17,43,33...(Phew) also worked in Truck 11,2 and 7...sure we won't break his balls on this. Overall he worked 11 years on a pumper, 11 years on a truck, 1 as District Safety officer and 2+ as instructor. He worked the West Bottoms Fire, Clary Fire with LODD John Tlveton, and is now Fire instructor for Johnson County Community College. Retired in February 2023. You don't want to miss this one. Join us at the kitchen table on the BEST FIREFIGHTER PODCAST ON THE INTERNET. You can also listen to our podcast………We are on all the players!! #lovethisjob #GiveBackMoreThanYouTake #oldschool #firefightersBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gettin-salty-experience-firefighter-podcast--4218265/support.

Justin, Liz and Hamilton discuss the stigma construction workers face when they need help for their mental health or substance use disorder. He tells his personal story of mental fatigue and how that led to suicidal ideation. He discusses the need for peer support as he sees that as a solution to people feeling like they are alone in their struggles. Justin's Full Bio:Director National EHS, Milwaukee Tool: Mr. Azbill was appointed Director - National EHS at Milwaukee Tool in July 2021, and is responsible for directing the design, implementation, and maintenance of environmental, safety and health programs. Mr. Azbill provides oversight to ensure compliance with all applicable laws to exceed safety regulations.He has over 27 years of experience in Safety and Risk Management, having held key management positions with Kiewit Power, Suffolk Construction, Cannistraro, and Callahan Construction.Throughout his career, Mr. Azbill has created a reputation of success by leveraging a collaborative leadership style which has helped him achieve consistent industry-leading results and build successful partnerships that continue to impact the construction industry.Mr. Azbill has led companies to noticeable safety improvements and increased engagement in incident prevention, fostering a positive safety culture. Evident through his reduction of claims,incidents, and lost time, as well as increased involvement of subcontractor engagement, he has been honored with notable awards including the OSHA VPPP Star award in 2012 (the first time a VPPP Star award was awarded to a construction job in Region 1), MCAA Milwaukee Tool Safety Professional Award, ESGR DOD Patriot Award, Safety Excellence Award by the NSC, and STEP Award by the ABC. Mr. Azbill holds several accredited safety certifications and licenses and attended Johnson County Community College, the University of Kansas, and Thomas Edison University. Mr. Azbill is a sitting member on numerous safety advisory boards and serves as a Director at Large for the Construction Industry Alliance of Suicide Prevention.

In this episode of Both Sides, Allan and Mike discuss Gender & Identities in relation to American Public Square's upcoming program 'Exploring Gender & Identities' taking place at Johnson County Community College on September 26th at 5:30PM. The program is hosted in partnership with the Johnson County Library and Kansas City PBS. Sharing from their point of view, Allan & Mike discuss the culture war(s) in America, trans rights, access to healthcare for the LGBTQ+ community, and how this difficult issue is shaping up to effect American values in the coming years Stick around to the end of the episode to hear Allan & Mike's take on the 2024 Presidential Election during their classic headlines round up!  For more information and registration for Exploring Gender & Identities on 9/26, visit: https://americanpublicsquare.org/event/gender-and-identity/    

Christian is a former federal officer and national security expert in cybersecurity, regional, and transnational issues. At Mandiant, Christian is a red team consultant specializing in web application security. Christian has experience in comprehensively assessing web, mobile, and thick client applications as well as corporate enterprise networks for security vulnerabilities. Leveraging his background in both cybersecurity and national security, Christian consults with clients directly to manage their information security risk. Additionally, Christian has served as an invited speaker on cybersecurity topics at a number of events including PMMC 2022, the DC Cybersecurity Professionals meetup, Johnson County Community College, and National University. Christian earned his MS in Cyber Security, specializing in ethical hacking and penetration testing, from National University in 2019. Prior to his national security role, Christian completed a BS in Computer Engineering with honors and a minor in Global Intelligence and National Security. In 2023, Christian earned his designation as a Certified Red Team Operator. Additionally, Christian is a competitive age group triathlete, Spartan and Battle of the Lions athlete, as well as avid half marathoner. He is passionate about health, fitness, and helping people achieve their health and performance goals. Christian is a 2023 TriDot Ambassador. Website⁠ Instagram: @echoteamfitness Additionally, for the month of August, Christian is running a special for our listeners. The first 5 people to sign up for my 12 week 1-on-1 personal coaching and mention the code "YOUFLOURISH" will receive the complete personalized coaching plan, weekly check-ins, and overall health and fitness coaching for $500. This service is perfect for busy individuals looking to lose weight, build strength, or begin training to toe the start line of their first event.  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-e/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MrTeamE --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youflourish/support

Christian is a former federal officer and national security expert in cybersecurity, regional, and transnational issues. At Mandiant, Christian is a red team consultant specializing in web application security. Christian has experience in comprehensively assessing web, mobile, and thick client applications as well as corporate enterprise networks for security vulnerabilities. Leveraging his background in both cybersecurity and national security, Christian consults with clients directly to manage their information security risk. Additionally, Christian has served as an invited speaker on cybersecurity topics at a number of events including PMMC 2022, the DC Cybersecurity Professionals meetup, Johnson County Community College, and National University. Christian earned his MS in Cyber Security, specializing in ethical hacking and penetration testing, from National University in 2019. Prior to his national security role, Christian completed a BS in Computer Engineering with honors and a minor in Global Intelligence and National Security. In 2023, Christian earned his designation as a Certified Red Team Operator. Additionally, Christian is a competitive age group triathlete, Spartan and Battle of the Lions athlete, as well as avid half marathoner. He is passionate about health, fitness, and helping people achieve their health and performance goals. Christian is a 2023 TriDot Ambassador. Website Instagram: @echoteamfitness Additionally, for the month of August, Christian is running a special for our listeners. The first 5 people to sign up for my 12 week 1-on-1 personal coaching and mention the code "YOUFLOURISH" will receive the complete personalized coaching plan, weekly check-ins, and overall health and fitness coaching for $500. This service is perfect for busy individuals looking to lose weight, build strength, or begin training to toe the start line of their first event.  Additional links: LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-e/⁠ Twitter: ⁠https://twitter.com/MrTeamE⁠ jkljklj --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youflourish/support

Episode 342 brings you another great, 2 part, interview from a ex-baseball player, coach and scout.  Brandon Mozley, is also the Dad of 2 sons, Andrew 10 years old and Blake, a college baseball player at Nebraska.  In this episode, episode 342, part 1 of 2, Brandon gives you his background, Blake's background how he ended up a Missouri State University and the Johnson County Community College.  Brandon tells how Blake's recruiting started and how he made his decisions to go Division I and then to a JUCO.  Also, how COVID and a coaching change effected his experience.   Click Here to join the Recruit-Me Monthly Newsletter.  Get monthly tidbits of recruiting advice and education.     Recruit-Me.com Recruit-Me 3.0 Athletic Scholarship System FREE Recruiting Power Pack QRRecruiter.com  promo code RecruitMe5 CollegeCoachesOnline.com  promo code RM123 Listen to Past Episodes of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast  

Roger is a 63 year old male who served as a parametric and now educates other first responders at Johnson County Community College. He has a wife and two children and three grandchildren. Roger worked for 34 years and retired in 2019 as a parametric. His body started to get worn down over the years. Roger finished a certificate on helping with mental health for all the first responders on duty. Roger has incorporated what he learned from this certificate into his daily life; he strives to make himself physically strong, so his brain can be mentally strong. He wants to bring awareness to mental health because being paramedics can be a very heavy job. He loves the phrase “stop the stigma” where he wants to bring awareness that these feelings are valid and normal. Roger brings to light some of the struggles that these heroes are dealing with.

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Planning Committee Member Payton Kelly for the 2022 Hanover Big Band Jazz Orchestra Visit to Kansas City that will take place at venues throughout the Kansas City metro from October 14-24 .. This esteemed Hanover outfit will indeed infuse an on their very first visit to Kansas City as part of a Sister City jazz exchange program between the cities of Hannover, Germany and Kansas City. The 17-member renowned Hanover Jazz Orchestra will perform seven times beginning Oct. 15 .. Hanover Big Band Jazz Kansas City Fall ScheduleSaturday October 15, 2022 - American Jazz Museum at 11 amMonday October 17, 2022 - KC Bier Co. for 2 Shows - 4:30 & 7:30Tuesday October 18, 2022 - Knuckleheads in the Garage - 7:00 pmFriday October 21, 2022 - Midwest Trust Center at Johnson County Community College with Kansas City Jazz Orchestra - 7:00 pmSaturday October 22, 2022 - Village Presbyterian ChurchSunday October 23, 2022 - Village Presbyterian ChurchClick here for the full list of events - https://gacaofkc.org/events/Click here for the interview.Thanks for listening and tuning into yet another Neon Jazz interview .. where we give you a bit of insight into the finest players and minds around the world giving fans all that jazz ..  If you want to hear more interviews, go to Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino on the iTunes store, visit the YouTube Neon Jazz  Channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/neonjazzkc, go The Home of Neon Jazz at  http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/ and for everything Joe Dimino related go to www.joedimino.com When you are there, you can donate to the Neon Jazz cause via PayPal https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=ERA4C4TTVKLR4 or through Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/neonjazzkc - Until next time .. enjoy the music my friends ..

Reframing Acute Neurological Deficits with Dr. Harrison Vawter Pt 2FAKTR Podcast Episode 36Featuring: Harrison Vawter, DC, MICTEPISODE SUMMARYWe've all seen the headline stories about patients who have allegedly suffered stroke after receiving spinal manipulations. The media attempt to place blame on the chiropractor, but what does the research say?In today's episode, we will do a deep-dive into what the literature has to say about chiropractic and acute neurological deficits so that you know how to spot the signs and "red-flag" symptoms when they present in your office.About our Speaker:Dr Vawter is a graduate of Cleveland University undergraduate and graduate (DC) programs. He now serves as an adjunct faculty at Cleveland teaching a course specifically dedicated to assessment and management of emergencies in the private practice setting. Over the last 10 years Dr. Vawter has been a Paramedic in the Kansas City area working in both the field, and in the Emergency Medical Sciences program at Johnson County Community College. He teaches EMR, EMT, Cardiology and Paramedic content both in didactic settings and also in the clinical settings working with students in a variety of hospital rolls throughout the city. Dr. Vawter is also in private practice, where he owns and operates Industrial Athletics, which is an athletic development and monitoring strategy specifically for police, fire, EMS, and healthcare workers.This Episode Sponsored by: This episode is sponsored by the Flight Path Business Launch Workshop scheduled for October 22-23 on the campus of Texas Chiropractic College in Pasadena, TX. To learn more and reserve your seat, visit https://tinyurl.com/FP-biz-workshopLinks:Submit your questions for an upcoming Q&A episode here: https://2earrqgh.paperform.coWant to stay informed about upcoming events, special offers, new products, courses and more? Click the link below to get on our email list (you'll be glad you did): https://dsb2mjfm.paperform.co/Interested in having Southeast Professional Education Group help with your upcoming event? Schedule a call with a member of our team here: https://3y3izqyx.paperform.coCONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/FAKTRconceptINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/FAKTREDUCATION/LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/faktr

Reframing Acute Neurological Deficits with Dr. Harrison VawterFAKTR Podcast Episode 35Featuring: Harrison Vawter, DC, MICTEPISODE SUMMARYWe've all seen the headline stories about patients who have allegedly suffered stroke after receiving spinal manipulations. The media attempt to place blame on the chiropractor, but what does the research say?In today's episode, we will do a deep-dive into what the literature has to say about chiropractic and acute neurological deficits so that you know how to spot the signs and "red-flag" symptoms when they present in your office.About our Speaker:Dr Vawter is a graduate of Cleveland University undergraduate and graduate (DC) programs. He now serves as an adjunct faculty at Cleveland teaching a course specifically dedicated to assessment and management of emergencies in the private practice setting. Over the last 10 years Dr. Vawter has been a Paramedic in the Kansas City area working in both the field, and in the Emergency Medical Sciences program at Johnson County Community College. He teaches EMR, EMT, Cardiology and Paramedic content both in didactic settings and also in the clinical settings working with students in a variety of hospital rolls throughout the city. Dr. Vawter is also in private practice, where he owns and operates Industrial Athletics, which is an athletic development and monitoring strategy specifically for police, fire, EMS, and healthcare workers.This Episode Sponsored by: This episode is sponsored by Southeast Professional Education Group. For close to a decade, we have been assisting content creators with leveraging education to engage their audience and grow their influence within the healthcare industry. If you are interested in launching an online course, podcast or teaching continuing education courses, we want to talk to you.Fill out the interest form to schedule an appointment here: https://tinyurl.com/y8atnz4hLinks:Submit your questions for an upcoming Q&A episode here: https://2earrqgh.paperform.coWant to stay informed about upcoming events, special offers, new products, courses and more? Click the link below to get on our email list (you'll be glad you did): https://dsb2mjfm.paperform.co/Interested in having Southeast Professional Education Group help with your upcoming event? Schedule a call with a member of our team here: https://3y3izqyx.paperform.coCONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/FAKTRconceptINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/FAKTREDUCATION/LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/faktr

An insightful and inspiring conversation among five Johnson County Community College students discussing their journey through JCCC.

Twenty years ago, when I first came to America, I felt like a complete outsider. I didn't look like, sound like, or dress like people around me. I chased goals that I didn't really care about because I thought that's what was expected of me. But the harder I tried to fit in, the more I struggled personally and professionally. You see, I was defining success from other people's perspective. Our guest today is US Congresswoman Sharice Davids, from Kansas' Third Congressional District, who shares her inspiring story of overcoming obstacles and rising to the top by defining success on her own terms.  Sharice was raised by a single mom who spent more than 20 years serving in the US Army. A proud graduate of Leavenworth High School, Sharice was the first person in her family to attend college. She worked her way from Johnson County Community College to Cornell Law School, juggling multiple jobs to put herself through school. Sharice went on to work in economic and community development on Native American reservations, helping tribes to create programs and initiatives for growth. This work inspired her to apply for the prestigious White House Fellowship program, where she served under President Barack Obama and continued to create economic opportunity for others. Sharice ran for Congress to give Kansans a voice, and to make sure everyone has the same opportunities to achieve their goals that she did. In 2018, Sharice was elected to represent Kansas' Third District, becoming one of the first two Native American women ever to serve in Congress.  In 2020, she was re-elected to her second term. She has spent her time in office working tirelessly to tackle the issues most important to Kansas families, including strengthening small businesses, lowering the cost of healthcare and prescription drugs, and making sure the government is working for the people — not special interests. In this episode, Rep. Davids shares her perspective on why it's important to first embrace who you are for others to embrace and accept you as you are. She also shares why service matters, how to build a thriving community, and what strategies helped her achieve her goals. Visit www.iambeyondbarriers.com where you will find show notes and links to all the resources in this episode, including the best way to get in touch with Rep. Davids.    Highlights:  [03:57] What shaped Representative Davids' life[09:22] Gaining clarity on your career path[12:50] How Representative Davids got into politics[15:31] First time running for office[24:18] Facing the possibility of failure[26:52] Campaigns are entrepreneurial[29:22] Owning her seat at the table[35:23] Advice to other on pursuing a career in politics[41:36] How to engage with Representative Davids[43:07] The meaningful work of LPAC Quotes: “When dealing with rejection on the campaign trail, I had to remind myself that  this is not about me, this is about the future of our country, our democracy.” - Rep. Sharice Davids “The biggest opportunities for growth come from moments when you are experiencing something that is hard and challenging.” - Rep. Sharice Davids "Running a campaign is a very entrepreneurial process." - Rep. Sharice Davids  "One thing that changed my life was realizing that I get to decide what success means to me." - Rep. Sharice Davids About Sharice Davids: Sharice Davids is currently serving Kansas' Third Congressional District in Congress. Sharice was raised by a single mom who spent more than 20 years serving in the US Army. A proud graduate of Leavenworth High School, Sharice was the first person in her family to attend college. She worked her way from Johnson County Community College to Cornell Law School, juggling multiple jobs to put herself through school. Sharice went on to work in economic and community development on Native American reservations, helping tribes to create programs and initiatives for growth. This work inspired her to apply for the prestigious White House Fellowship program, where she served under President Barack Obama and continued to create economic opportunity for others. Sharice ran for Congress to give Kansans a voice who represents our values and interests, and to make sure everyone has the same opportunities to achieve their goals that she did. In 2018, Sharice was elected to represent Kansas' Third District, becoming one of the first two Native American women ever to serve in Congress. In 2020, she was re-elected to her second term. She has spent her time in office working tirelessly to tackle the issues most important to Kansas families, including strengthening our small businesses, lowering the cost of healthcare and prescription drugs, and making sure the government is working for the people — not special interests. Sharice was raised by a single mom, who spent more than 20 years in the Army followed by a career in civil service at the US Post Office. Sharice graduated from Leavenworth High School. She attended Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas before graduating from Johnson County Community College and later the University of Missouri-Kansas City. She went on to earn a law degree from Cornell Law School. Sharice calls herself a “former” first generation college student, since her mom earned a degree in history from UMKC in 2016. Sharice is a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation, a Native American tribe in Wisconsin. Sharice is highly trained in martial arts and has competed as both an amateur and professional in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). Sharice was one of 16 selected to participate in the prestigious White House Fellowship program (2016-2017). Sharice has lived and worked on Native American reservations, working with tribes to create economic development opportunities, programs, and initiatives. Sharice regularly speaks at conferences as a nationally recognized expert on economic and community development in Native communities. Sharice, along with her brother, created Starty Pants – a video podcast that highlights entrepreneurs in the Greater Kansas City area with a focus on women, people of color and LGBTQ founders. Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharicedavids/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShariceDavids

Jesse and Austin have a great conversation this week with Mitch Fuller of the Texas VFW. Mitch is the post commander for his chapter in Leander and is the National/State Legislative Chair for the Texas VFW. Fuller has been working with veterans over the past few years to help gain access to cannabis and psychedelics in the state of Texas. Being no stranger to the political field, Mitch Fuller served on the Cedar Park City Council from August 2007-May 2014. During his time on the Cedar Park City Council, he served as Mayor Pro Tem twice: from December 2012-June 2013 and from May 2010-May 2011. Mitch has more than 17 years of enlisted and commissioned service in the Army Reserves and Texas Army National Guard, including 10 years of active duty service. He is a Veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom (January 2005-January 2006). His military decorations include the Bronze Star, the Meritorious Service Medal (two awards), the Iraq Campaign Medal, the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, and the Combat Action Badge. Prior to his military and public service, Mitch was a college professor. He taught political science at Ottawa University and Johnson County Community College in Kansas and at the University of Oklahoma. Mitch earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Master of Public Administration from the University of Oklahoma, and completed his Ph.D. coursework (ABD) in Political Science from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. For more information on the VFW, how to become a member and where to find your nearest post, visit https://vfw.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Happy Monday from YOUR KC Morning Show!On the show today, we hear from Representative Sharice Davids ahead of the KC Climate Action Summit, happening April 9th, at Johnson County Community College! We wrap with an SKC Sports Thing, with Nate Bukaty, co-host of The Border Patrol on Sports Radio 810, WHB.KC Climate Action Summit: https://kcmetroclimateplan.org/

Happy Monday from YOUR KC Morning Show!On the show today, we hear from Congressman Emanuel Cleaver ahead of the KC Climate Action Summit, happening April 9th, at Johnson County Community College! We wrap with Country Music Star, and KC Native, Casi Joy!KC Climate Action Summit: https://kcmetroclimateplan.org/

Join Dr. Kristy Howell to learn about her research on the origins of JCCC and a discussion of creating community colleges in "white-flight" towns. In her dissertation, "OPEN DOORS AND CLOSED COMMUNITIES: CREATING COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN WHITE-FLIGHT TOWNS," Dr. Howell examines how the College of DuPage (CoD), in suburban DuPage County, Illinois, and Johnson County Community College (JCCC), in suburban Johnson County, Kansas, offer an interesting lens through which to examine topics of institutional history and culture, community relationships, and the leadership decisions of first presidents and their boards. The histories of CoD and JCCC, founded in restricted-residency, affluent, and rapidly expanding suburbs in the 1960s, also provide telling examples of campus/community interactions around the question of who could be a part of the community – and therefore the campus. Comparing these two campuses illustrates 1960s-era protests in the community colleges, describes how campus unrest occurred, and examines its management on nonresidential campuses. Find out more about the special exhibit, Redlined: Cities, Suburbs and Segregation Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center, a year-long deep dive into the history of redlining in Kansas City and practices that followed. You can learn more about the exhibit here.

Steve Bennett has over 30 years of construction experience, predominantly in leadership positions. He specializes in Construction Management and Consulting services, with a niche in the Healthcare, Education, Banking, and Private Industry fields. Additionally, he is a Professor in the Construction Management department at Johnson County Community College. Show Highlights Understanding the difference between a general contractor (GC) and a construction manager (CM). The challenges and resistance of green building in the middle of the U.S.  A true evolution in the green industry.  The manageable process and benefits for the environment and people's desire to build green.  Benefits of understanding how green organizations work, what they're promoting about sustainability, lifecycle costs, and how to use it in the field.  A course in practical green building practices. How the current administration's structure plan is going to energize companies and produce.  I tell  young professionals to work hard. Good things will happen, really learn. Realize even though you're doing a job in manual construction work or whatever, you're learning.” - Steve Bennett   Steve Bennett Transcript Steve Bennett's Show Resource and Information David Baldacci: Books Paragon Prairie - Greater Des Moines  LinkedIn Email Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES Charlie on LinkedIn Green Building Educational Services GBES on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Like on Facebook Google+ GBES Pinterest Pins GBES on Instagram   GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to www.gbes.com/join to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community! If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on iTunes.  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the Green Building Matters Podcast!   Copyright © 2022 GBES

1. The practice of beekeeping is a 9,000-year-old tradition. Some of the world's first beekeepers were prehistoric farmers. Today, there are between 115,000 and 125,000 beekeepers in the US. 2. Bees may be able to differentiate between different human faces (kind of). 3. Honeybees communicate with each other via physical movements like head butts, which researchers say could mean "stop," and waggle dances that could signal where the nest is. 4. A queen bee can live up to five years. Workers for just five or six weeks. 5. Queen bees lay up to 2,000 eggs per day. 6. The average worker bee makes just one-twelfth of a teaspoon of honey over its entire lifespan. 7. Worker honeybees can fly up to 20 miles per hour (32 kilometers per hour). Robert Hughes' family have been beekeeping for 4 generations. Robert started beekeeping over 50 years ago. For the past 15 years, Robert has been teaching Beekeeping classes at the Johnson County Community College in Kansas City. He established an apiary on the college campus so the students can learn to work with bees. In this podcast Robert and one of his students, Roger Hicks, share all about bees and their importance to our planet. BEEKEEPERS.com - to learn about Robert's classes and all of the Bee Keepers supplies you'll need

Sanctuary Bistro is located in Charlotte, NC in the Ballantyne area and Woman-Owned by Jennifer Horton and delicious food by Executive Chef Barry Horton.Jennifer Jones Horton is owner, speaker, writer, front of the house, you name it. If it doesn't involve cooking she has her hands in it. She grew up in Gloucester, Massachusetts and has lived in Atlanta, California and now North Carolina. The passion behind Sanctuary Bistro began for Jennifer at age 13. She became concerned about the cruelty and pollution of factory farming when a friend shared a PETA flyer. From there she started buying her own veggie burgers. For a traditional “meat and potatoes” family this was considered"different" and "rebellious." As she continued learning, she slowly stopped eating chicken, eggs, and eventually seafood, out of compassion. It was hard NOT to change once she knew about the cruel treatment that is inflicted on animals. She still feels that if people would open their minds to understanding it they would not choose to hurt something. Her concerns are the effect the meat and dairy industry have on the planet and so Sanctuary Bistro is their solution for making change.Executive Chef Barry Horton is amazing in his culinary skills. Jennifer and Barry are a team at work and in life. He has been the Executive Chef at the Famous Ravens' restaurant in Mendocino Ca. He has been on television with view from the Bay and has had many published articles in Edible, He was also nominated by Veg NEWS 3 years in a row for best vegan restaurant. He always lent a helpful hand in the kitchen growing up. In high school, Barry enrolled in a semester cooking class unaware this would eventually be his life's path.In 2000, Barry began attending culinary courses at Johnson County Community College when he realized, “this is what I love to do.” By 2002, taking things more seriously, Barry decided to take his skills to a French Culinary program. After perusing his options, Barry chose the Le Cordon Bleu program at the Western Culinary Institute in which he graduated at the top of his class. His desire to continue his education learning about an organic, sustainable, vegetarian lifestyle led to his internship at the Ravens' Restaurant of the Stanford Inn in Mendocino, Ca where he quickly worked his way up to co-chef in 2005 and Head Chef in 2006 until October of 2009. During this time, he has learned that a chemical-free, locally grown, plant-based diet is optimal for a long, sound, healthy life, as well as, and most importantly, a compassionate life.Website: www.sanctuarybistro.com Instagram @sanctuarybistroFree Weight Loss Master Class: veganstrongandfit.com/masterclassSave 10% on your order at kingscrowning.com with code STRONGAF10Save 10% on your order of Sea Moss at infiniteage.com with code STRONGAF10Intro Music credit: Never Lose by Chief (P.S.A. album)Support the show

Kansas Representative Sharice Davids, former Military Child and member Ho-Chunk Nation, shares how maintaining connections to her tribal members and military community shaped her views of the world.   Show Notes:   https://davids.house.gov/   https://smile.amazon.com/Sharices-Big-Voice-Becomes-Congresswoman/dp/0062979663/ref=sr_1_1?crid=KA5666S1HH0L&dchild=1&keywords=sharices+big+voice+a+native+kid+becomes+a+congress+woman&qid=1635966337&sprefix=sharice%2Caps%2C558&sr=8-1   This podcast was made possible thanks to the generous funding from the Ft Hood Spouses Club. https://forthoodspousesclub.org/     Bio: Sharice Davids  Representative Davids was raised by a single mother, who served in the Army for 20 years. After graduating from Leavenworth High School, she worked her way through Johnson County Community College and the University of Missouri-Kansas City before earning a law degree from Cornell Law School. As a first generation college student who worked the entire time she was in college, Rep. Davids understands the importance of quality public schools and affordable higher education. It is that foundation that allowed her to go on to a successful career, focused on economic and community development, which included time as a White House Fellow under President Barack Obama.   When she was sworn into the 116th Congress, Rep. Davids became one of the first two Native American women to serve in Congress. Rep. Davids has centered her work in office on putting Kansans first, fighting to limit the influence of special interests and make health care more affordable and accessible to everyone. She is a resident of Roeland Park.   Guest Host: Anna Startzell Anna Startzell is an Army spouse and mom to four military-connected children. She is the Grant Writer for the Fund Development team at the Military Child Education Coalition. Prior to joining MCEC, she worked with veterans and military spouses to help them seek civilian employment. She has also held several roles in higher education and nonprofits, including the West Point Association of Graduates, Old Dominion University, and the German Marshall Fund of the United States. Between her undergraduate and graduate studies, she served as an AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps team member and leader. Born and raised in Oklahoma, she is a proud citizen of the Cherokee and Chickasaw nations. Anna holds a BA from Vassar College in History and an MPA from the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University.  

I had Bruce Hartman on today, which was so much fun. He's a natural, gregarious, happy individual, and he's always been that way. I've known him for 20 plus years and any time I've ever seen him at a show (which is usually where I see him)  he's always laughing and giggling and just having a great time. You see, Bruce absolutely loves art and is a very knowledgeable former art professional having just retired after 30 years as Executive Director and Chief Curator at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art.At first glance, you may get the impression that contemporary art was Bruce's main focus at the museum, but don't let that fool you. He knows an incredible amount on the subject of Native American art. His father and mother collected prehistoric and then historic Indian art, which got Bruce's artistic entanglement going very early in life, resulting in him becoming one of the foremost authorities on Native American paintings, from both historic to contemporary - as well as Zuni fetishes.It was a longer interview than normal, not because of any particular reason other than Bruce is such an interesting individual. I just couldn't stop listening and, you know, those are the best interviews as far as I'm concerned. As a result, this podcast will be split into two parts. This is part two of the Bruce Hartman podcast.

I had Bruce Hartman on today, which was so much fun. He's a natural, gregarious, happy individual, and he's always been that way. I've known him for 20 plus years and any time I've ever seen him at a show (which is usually where I see him)  he's always laughing and giggling and just having a great time. You see, Bruce absolutely loves art and is a very knowledgeable former art professional having just retired after 30 years as Executive Director and Chief Curator at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art.At first glance, you may get the impression that contemporary art was Bruce's main focus at the museum, but don't let that fool you. He knows an incredible amount on the subject of Native American art. His father and mother collected prehistoric and then historic Indian art, which got Bruce's artistic entanglement going very early in life, resulting in him becoming one of the foremost authorities on Native American paintings, from both historic to contemporary - as well as Zuni fetishes.It was a long interview than normal, not because of any particular reason other than Bruce is such an interesting individual. I just couldn't stop listening and, you know, those are the best interviews as far as I'm concerned. As a result, this podcast will be split into two parts. This is part one of the Bruce Hartman podcast.

Do you believe that art can change your life? Lindsey Dinneen creates and shares beauty, joy, and light through positive expression as an entrepreneur, writer, leader, teacher, and mentor. She is the Artistic Director of VidaDance Company, a non-profit arts organization. She is an Adjunct Professor at Johnson County Community College's Continuing Education department as well as s a professional dancer and choreographer, and still regularly performs with her company in ballet, modern, jazz, tap, ballroom, and world dance pieces. Under her direction, VidaDance Company has won Best of Festival in 2018 & 2019 and Best of Venue in 2016, 2018, and 2019 at the Kansas City Fringe Festival after launching at the festival only seven years ago. She is the Ballet Expert for Livestrong.com, and filmed a 10-video series on Dance & Conditioning. She produces online dance, fitness, and wellness courses, and currently has over 5,000 students enrolled. She has been featured in interviews and articles in Entrepreneur, Real Simple, Fortune, Thrive Global, Authority Magazine, Medium, the Nav Small Business Blog, Fit Small Business, Startup League, Startup Nation, Best Company, Cheapism, The Merciad, and The Virginia Home Educator, and has a poem published in the poetry anthology, “Beyond the Sea: Escape.” In her spare time, Lindsey enjoys spending time with her husband, meeting friends for coffee, reading, cooking, and cuddling her dogs. Her podcast Artfully Told explore the topic of how art can change your life! She speaks with guest who have had an impactful experience with art. What is your definition of your best last life ever?: Living your best last life ever is when you pursue your dreams and goals with unrelenting passion and grit, and spend quality time with those you love the most and who bring you inspiration and joy.   For the YouTube version of this episode visit: Click here for the trailer. Last Life Ever is broadcast live in our Facebook group Mondays at 7 pm EST/4 pm PST. Join us: https://www.facebook.com/groups/736289876783136 #lastlifeever​ #artfullytold​ #veronikaventures #2021goals​ #productive​ #focused​ #kindmorning​ #manifestation​ #purpose​ #bestlife​ @lastlifeever @jeffreyholst @jilliansidoti @veronikaventures Last Life Ever FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/lastlifeever​ Last Life Ever Free E-book: http://shorturl.at/dsJOY​ Last Life Ever Kind Challenge:https://youtu.be/o-TcxiBeNoo​ Last Life Ever Facebook Private Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/736289876783136 Website www.lifebutbetter.org Podcast: www.artfullytold.podbean.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/lindseydinneenofficial Instagram: www.instagram.com/lindseydinneenofficial LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsey-d-6b798034/ YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyhtDm7aq0bgIwg0lYauwHA   *** FTC LEGAL DISCLAIMER *** Some links found in the description box of our videos may be affiliate links, meaning we will make commission on the sales you make through these links. This is at no extra cost to you to use my links and or codes, it's just one more way to support us and our channel.

Lydia Sloan Cline is the author of Fusion 360 for Makers, which is out in a new second edition. She teaches 3D design and fabrication at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, Kansas, where she began as a drafting professor with a degree in Architecture. Patrick DiJusto, Make: Books editor, interviews Lydia in this episode. They talk about using generative design, a way of telling software what you to build and have it present you with multiple design options. She also talks about how 3D printing first came into the community college where she taught drafting and how it became an aid for students visualizing objects. She encourages her students to learn 3D design and thinks it can be valuable for anyone to learn.

About Alana Muller Founder and CEO of Coffee Lunch Coffee, Alana Muller is a Networking speaker, workshop facilitator, business relationship coach in Kansas City. She is also author of the book, Coffee Lunch Coffee: A Practical Field Guide for Master Networking. She travels the world to share her expertise in the areas of Networking, Coaching, Strategic Planning and Business Consulting. About Johnny Waller Johnny Waller is the owner of JLW Group LLC and S.C.O.P.E. He earned both of his Masters and Bachelor degrees from Rockhurst University and his associate's degree from Johnson County Community College. He is a former business owner, non-profit business executive and mentor to a great number of adults and youth in the Greater Kansas City area. He continues to have the pleasure and honor to speak on behalf of the population that he represents and looks forward to continuing these efforts through meaningful dialogue and mutual understanding among my fellow community stakeholders. Join Dr. Michelle, Johnny, and Alana as they talk about: The power of networking especially post COVID-19. How Johnny and Alana met when he was a student in her class. What steps we can all take to begin to heal as a community. How Johnny has transformed his life and has gotten to where he is today. Johnny's childhood and how his father breaking his back impacted his life. Why it's critical we address all forms of violence in our community; not just homicide but also suicide and domestic. The fact that many of the perpetrators of violence are white, Christian men and that is not being addressed by the media. Harmful labels we place on people based on their race and how we can change the narrative. The fact that we're not giving everyone access to all they need to grow and thrive as well as what we can do together to change that. How you can build connections that will last a lifetime. Mentioned In This Episode Coffee Lunch Coffee Coffee Lunch Coffee: A Practical Field Guide For Master Networking by Alana Muller Johnny Waller JLW Group LLC S.C.O.P.E. Building Meaningful Connections… Even At Work with Alana Muller Alana's FREE GIFT: Coffee Lunch Coffee: Tips For Success At Networking Events Cheeseburgers with Warren Buffett | Alana Muller 230 – Alana Muller Transforming 2020 Building Meaningful Connections...Even at Work 241 - Mindy Corporon Healing A Shattered Soul by Mindy Corporon Wellness On A Shoestring by Dr. Michelle Robin SCBS Sleep Campaign Your Wellness Connection SCBS 40 Days of Gratitude SCBS 31-Day Kindness Campaign Big Shifts Foundation CommunityAmerica Credit Union AdventHealth Connect with Alana Muller via: Facebook LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Instagram Connect with Johnny Waller via: LinkedIn Instagram

Bio Eric Horner is in his first season as head coach of the Johnson County Community College baseball team, and his 18th with the program. He is just the fourth head coach in the 47-year history of the program. He replaced NJCAA and ABCA Hall of Fame coach Kent Shelley who retired at the end of the 2020 season. Horner served 17 seasons as an assistant coach with the Cavaliers, 13 as the top assistant to coach Shelley, and was instrumental in the success of the program that racked up incredible numbers. In 17 years, Horner helped guide Johnson County to five 30-win seasons, eight 40-win seasons and one 50-win campaign. In 2020 the Cavaliers were on pace to add to that list before the COVID-19 pandemic cut the season short with a 20-3 mark. In his 17 years as a recruiting coordinator, Horner recruited and coached 123 all-conference selections, including a record 14 in 2017, 27 All-Region VI selections, 10 NJCAA All-Americans, one Region VI Player of the Year, three conference Players of the Year, one conference Pitcher of the Year, two JUCO All-Stars, two Rawlings Big Stick Award winners, two Rawlings Gold Glove winners and 2020 three Baseball Blog All-Americans, including the National Player of the Year. Additionally, seventy-six players went on to the NCAA Division I level, 87 to the NCAA Division II level, 20 have gone to NAIA programs, and another 20 have gone on to professional baseball.  So on the show we go over his transition from being an assistant at Johnson to being the head coach, we tallk the JUCO grind and how that develops baseball players, and then we dive deep into developing the person, the player, and the student.  Time Stamps 1:00- Transitioning from Assistant to Head Coach 3:00- Preparing for a playoff run 4:50- Preparing for the fall 11:00- What the fall looks like at JCC 14:30- Whats a Cavalier look like? 19:00- Pitching Development in the Fall 23:00- Team Development  32:00- Pre season/In season and Practice Plans 44:00- After Season Wrap-ups 47:00- Quick Hitters Resources www.ABCA.org Contact https://twitter.com/jcccathletics/ ehorner1@jccc.edu Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Put on your ruby red slippers and click your heels three times, because this week's episode of Getting Curious is taking us to Kansas. Congresswoman Sharice Davids joins Jonathan to discuss her historic election (and re-election!); her experience representing Kansans in Congress; and her new children's book Sharice's Big Voice.   Sharice Davids is currently serving as the representative for Kansas' Third District in Congress. Sharice was raised by a single mom and worked her way from Johnson County Community College to Cornell Law School, juggling multiple jobs to put herself through school. In 2018, she became one of the first two Native American women ever to serve in Congress and the first LGBTQ+ person to represent Kansas in the House of Representatives.    You can follow Representative Davids on Twitter @sharicedavids and Instagram @shariceforcongress.   Find out what today's guest and former guests are up to by following us on Instagram and Twitter @CuriousWithJVN. Transcripts for each episode are available at JonathanVanNess.com. Check out Getting Curious merch at PodSwag.com. Listen to more music from Quiñ by heading over to TheQuinCat.com. Jonathan is on Instagram and Twitter @JVN and @Jonathan.Vanness on Facebook.

Bio Eric Horner is in his first season as head coach of the Johnson County Community College baseball team, and his 18th with the program. He is just the fourth head coach in the 47-year history of the program. He replaced NJCAA and ABCA Hall of Fame coach Kent Shelley who retired at the end of the 2020 season. Horner served 17 seasons as an assistant coach with the Cavaliers, 13 as the top assistant to coach Shelley, and was instrumental in the success of the program that racked up incredible numbers. In 17 years, Horner helped guide Johnson County to five 30-win seasons, eight 40-win seasons and one 50-win campaign. In 2020 the Cavaliers were on pace to add to that list before the COVID-19 pandemic cut the season short with a 20-3 mark. In his 17 years as a recruiting coordinator, Horner recruited and coached 123 all-conference selections, including a record 14 in 2017, 27 All-Region VI selections, 10 NJCAA All-Americans, one Region VI Player of the Year, three conference Players of the Year, one conference Pitcher of the Year, two JUCO All-Stars, two Rawlings Big Stick Award winners, two Rawlings Gold Glove winners and 2020 three Baseball Blog All-Americans, including the National Player of the Year. Additionally, seventy-six players went on to the NCAA Division I level, 87 to the NCAA Division II level, 20 have gone to NAIA programs, and another 20 have gone on to professional baseball.  So on the show we go over his transition from being an assistant at Johnson to being the head coach, we tallk the JUCO grind and how that develops baseball players, and then we dive deep into developing the person, the player, and the student.    Time Stamps 1:00- Transitioning from Assistant to Head Coach 3:00- Preparing for a playoff run 4:50- Preparing for the fall 11:00- What the fall looks like at JCC 14:30- Whats a Cavalier look like? 19:00- Pitching Development in the Fall 23:00- Team Development  32:00- Pre season/In season and Practice Plans 44:00- After Season Wrap-ups 47:00- Quick Hitters   Resources www.ABCA.org   Contact https://twitter.com/jcccathletics/ ehorner1@jccc.edu

Part 2 of 2 of An Interview with Coach Rand Chappell is packed with helpful recruiting tips and insights.  Coach Chappell is the Head Basketball Coach at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, KS.  In Episode 251, Part 1 of this interview we cover the differences of the different levels of basketball play and recruiting, the COVID effect, JUCO advantages and scholarships and much more.  Coach Chappell has coached basketball for over 30 years and he has coached at the JUCO level, the NAIA level, the Division 2 level and the Division 1 level.  In this episode, Episode 252, he tells how his boss, the Head Coach, had him mark "No" on recruits at a summer tournament based on if they interacted negatively with coaches, other players or officials.  Other subjects in this episode are the discipline of High School sports, Academics and JUCO opportunities.  Much of this advice is helpful for all sports and all levels.  Take this 15+ minutes to learn a little more about the recruiting process.   Today, June 1st, is the last day of the End of School Recruit Me 3.0 Athletic Scholarship System Special.  The supercharged Recruit Me 3.0 System is normally only $127, but get it today for only $99.  Click on the link below for more information and get started today! End of School Special, $99 FREE Recruiting Power Pack Recruit-Me.com Rand Chappell, Johnson County Community College

I love doing interviews for The Athletic Scholarship Podcast.  Not that I am really good at interviewing, but the guests give hands-on and very useful recruiting information to you.  Episode 251 is an interview with the Head Coach of Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, KS.  Coach Rand Chappell has coached for over 30 years at the Junior College, NAIA, Division 2 and Division 1 levels.  Coach Chappell just finished his 1st year at Johnson County and his team made the JUCO National Championship Tournament in the 2020-2021 season.   In this episode, Part 1 of 2, Coach Chappell hits on COVID issues in recruiting, the levels of JUCO that are available, what he looks for when recruiting at all the different levels, JUCO, NAIA, D2 and D1, some of the advantages of Junior College and some of the challenges of college.   I invite you to listen to last week's episode, Episode 250.  I was a celebration of the 250th episode of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast and a celebration of the Recruit-Me founder, Jon Fugler. There are many episodes mentioned and below is a link to get all the 250 episodes throughout the last 5+ years.  Go back and listen to as many as you can.  Listen as you mow the yard,  walk your neighborhood or drive to your next tournament.   FREE Recruiting Power Pack End of School Special, $99, Recruit-Me 3.0 Athletic Scholarship System Rand Chappell, Johnson County Community College Access to All Episodes of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast

This week on My Darkest Hour - Bill Joeckel has been in the paranormal field since 2001 and worked his way up. Within two years, he was leading his group and helping to teach paranormal classes at Johnson County Community College. Since that time, he has only been with two groups: Elite Paranormal of Kansas City, and Unfinished Business Paranormal. In Elite Paranormal of Kansas City, He was the Case Manager/Lead Investigator. He brought investigations to the group; for example: the Harrison Street Church in Topeka, Kansas, the for Governor of Kansas-Walter Stubb's Mansion on the campus of KU etc. Now with Unfinished Business Paranormal. He is now a member of a team of seasoned investigators. They bring together a diverse skill-set; ranging from traditional investigational techniques, to non-traditional, never before seen techniques. Check it Out!! #paranormalpodcast #paranormal #podcast #paranormalactivity #ghosts #haunted #truecrimepodcast #paranormalinvestigation #ghoststories #truecrime #scarystories #creepy #horror #paranormalinvestigators #horrorpodcast #podcastersofinstagram #truecrimeaddict #spooky #ghosthunters #truecrimecommunity #supernatural #paranormalresearch #murderino #urbanlegends #ssdgm #ufo #torontopodcast #ghost #podcastlife #bhfyp

Welcome to Story Central, where we share stories of how God is moving through InterVarsity Christian Fellowship on college campuses in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska! This week we are joined by InterVarsity Staff, Chase Scott who serves Haskell Indian Nations University and Johnson County Community College. Thanks for joining us on this journey. Let's get to it! You can follow us on Instagram: @storycentralregion and Facebook: Story Central Podcast To contact us, please email story.centralregion@gmail.com Subscribe today so you never miss an episode of Story Central! Music: "Laurel Leaves" by Modern Aquatic

Thank you for tuning in! This week on The Collegiate Podcast winter 2021 sports edition, Sports Editor Sean Chase, Kaia Zimmerman and Anthony Clark Jr. speak with Shonyah Hawkins, Danielle Lamancusa and Jayla Bibbs from the Grand Rapids Community College women's basketball team, who after winning their region are headed to the National Junior College Athletic Association National Tournament. They discuss COVID-19's impact on their season, their teammates and their upcoming game against Johnson County Community College on Wednesday, April 21.

LINKS TO SPEAKERS:Link for Tom Jump: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHXrvsK33VUEcpa4Ar0c0SgTim Hsiao is Instructor of Philosophy at Grantham University and Adjunct Professor of Philosophy at Park University and Johnson County Community College. His website is timhsiao.org

Dr. Tim Hsiao is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Humanities at Grantham University and Adjunct Professor of Philosophy at Park University and Johnson County Community College. In this conversation, we talk about the question of whether eating meat is ethical. Support (thank you): https://www.patreon.com/AdherentApologetics Tim's Website: https://timhsiao.org/

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Arts Advocate, Jazz Historian, Archivist, Scholar, Manager & Producer Maxine Gordon ... We caught up with her from her New York home on December 3, 2020 to talk life during this strange COVID-19 world of ours .. She was in Kansas City back in mid-March with Deborah Brown promoting her book on her legendary late husband Dexter Gordon called Sophisticated Giant .. I saw her speak at the Johnson County Community College on March 12 and she autographed her copy of the book with that date on it .. it would be the last thing this jazz host would do in the old world of ours that is long gone and prove to be the most important autograph I would ever fetch .. Her story of getting home, the recovery, how Dexter would have done during this quarantine and much more was delved into .. She’s a jazz gem .. So, enjoy .. Click here to listen.Order the book Sophisticated Giant - https://www.amazon.com/Sophisticated-Giant-Legacy-Dexter-Gordon/dp/0520280644Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/

On this episode, Brad Volker and Tom Clifford. Brad owns and operates Flight Golf Academy and teaches lessons at Sycamore Ridge and Shoal Creek. He’s a 13-year PGA Member, Flightscope Certified instructor and uses V1 video analysis for complete feedback on your swing. Tom Clifford is the current Sycamore Ridge Golf Club Champion, Tom played college golf at Johnson County Community College and Missouri Southern and probably has one of the purest golf swings I’ve seen. Please welcome Brad Volker and Tom Clifford to the show.

On this episode, Brad Volker and Tom Clifford. Brad owns and operates Flight Golf Academy and teaches lessons at Sycamore Ridge and Shoal Creek. He’s a 13-year PGA Member, Flightscope Certified instructor and uses V1 video analysis for complete feedback on your swing. Tom Clifford is the current Sycamore Ridge Golf Club Champion, Tom played college golf at Johnson County Community College and Missouri Southern and probably has one of the purest golf swings I’ve seen. Please welcome Brad Volker and Tom Clifford to the show.

WELCOME TO CRITICAL COMPENSATION! If you like the content please support to help grow. www.patreon.com/criticalcomp Episode 14: Shorter Work Day Same Pay, Amazon Hiring Spree, Hints Based On JDs, Bad Teaching, Bidens Call To End Tip Min Wage, Wage Theft Rise. Episode 14 (09/16/2020) References: Is it time to cut back our working hours? . https://www.ft.com/content/2973bdb4-aef7-4766-b4a5-3f83dd0d667f https://www.ft.com/content/927794b2-6b70-11ea-89df-41bea055720b SeaWorld, Hard Rock plan layoffs at Florida properties https://www.tampabay.com/news/business/2020/09/08/seaworld-hard-rock-plan-layoffs-at-florida-properties/ Amazon is on a hiring spree amid widespread coronavirus layoffs and record unemployment https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/09/amazon-is-on-a-hiring-spree-amid-widespread-coronavirus-layoffs-and-record-unemployment.html https://layoffs.fyi/tracker/ Aspen Skiing Co. confirms layoffs, up to 50 job eliminations https://www.aspendailynews.com/news/aspen-skiing-co-confirms-layoffs-up-to-50-job-eliminations/article_53303f82-f556-11ea-a086-2732da2120ae.html Avoid These 9 Mistakes When Drafting a Job Description for Your Business https://techspective.net/2020/09/12/avoid-these-9-mistakes-when-drafting-a-job-description-for-your-business/ Adjunct professors upset with compensation at Johnson County Community College https://themercury.com/ap/adjunct-professors-upset-with-compensation-at-johnson-county-community-college/article_4c468aee-de6b-5b5e-8c47-40de48fe0f75.html Bad Teaching Is Tearing America Apart https://www.wsj.com/articles/bad-teaching-is-tearing-america-apart-11599857351#refreshed?mod=hp_opin_pos_1 Sanders pushes Biden to focus more on wages, health care https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/516142-sanders-aide-says-senator-pushing-biden-to-focus-more-on-wages-health-care Why Joe Biden's Pledge to End the Tipped Minimum Wage Is a Big Deal https://www.grubstreet.com/2020/09/joe-biden-reiterates-pledge-to-end-the-tipped-minimum-wage.html Michigan Healthcare System to Pay $104.7K to Settle Wage Discrimination Lawsuit https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/midwest/2020/09/09/581923.htm Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey's office detected nearly 13,000 wage theft victims in fiscal 2020, surpassing previous year https://www.masslive.com/business/2020/09/massachusetts-attorney-general-maura-healeys-office-detected-nearly-13000-wage-theft-victims-in-fiscal-2020-surpassing-previous-year.html?outputType=amp --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/critical-compensation/support

A conversation among JCCC's Black Student Union members and advisors

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Kansas City Jazz Vocalist Deborah Brown .. We caught up with her in Mid-May 2020 during the COVID-19 Quarantine to discuss what has been going on .. She talked about that last show of hers on March 13, 2020 at Johnson County Community College’s Carlsen Center that was cancelled and many other observations about this surreal time of no live jazz .. Have a listen ..Click to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/

Kent Shelley, baseball coach at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, KS and CFC Coach of the Year Finalists talks about the impact of tough love and why it’s so important to tell your players you love them. Enjoy the show!  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cfcpodcast/message

U.S. Representative Sharice Davids joins Bobbi and Alex remotely to talk about her journey from martial artist to Johnson County Community College student to representative of Kansas's third congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Listen to co-hosts Robbie Miller, Recruiter, and Farrell Hoy Jenab, Director of Faculty Development, chat with student Magda Carlos-Trevino and Catherine Chen, Success Advocate, about what it has been like for students to make the transition from face-to-face to online classes at Johnson County Community College

Conservatives have had the false narrative that they use taxpayers' money responsibly. Angeliina Lawson, a progressive may have proven otherwise.

Angeliina Lawson proves an adage that is becoming real to most. Progressives are generally the ones that keep the house in order.

Johnson County Community College professor Tai Edwards teaches a class about the expansion of the United States during the Spanish-American War and the acquisition of Hawaii. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sean Daley - Paranormal Anthropology. College credit. Includes Field trips. Example: The Sallie House. (Johnson County Community College.) What started with one class has expanded to several. Day classes in Spring. Evening classes in the Fall. (Enrolling for Fall classes now.) Bio: Sean Daley, Ph.D., M.A. Professor of anthropology and director of the Center for American Indian Studies at Johnson County Community College.   Co-founder and associate director of the not-for-profit, American Indian Health Research and Education Alliance.   Sean currently teaches "Anthropology of the Paranormal and Supernatural,” “Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Ghosts and Hauntings,” “Demons and Demonology in the Roman Catholic Tradition,” and “The Anthropology of Religion.”  *About the image. (2007). Last image on a roll of film. Coinciding with an unknown visitor in my home. Ghost watch. - wendy

Eric is the Waste Reduction manger at The University of Kansas. He handles administrative duties for KU Recycling as well as  other issues on campus related to municipal solid waste such as collection scheduling, vendor relations, market conditions, and community partnerships/outreach. With almost 10 years in sustainable waste management, Eric focuses on a holistic approach to waste focusing on reduction, recycling, and fiscal responsibility. While at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park Kansas he oversaw the development and operation of the first in-vessel compost system at an educational institution in the state. Eric is certified as a Compost Site Manager from the University of Maine, a board member of the Kansas Organization of Recyclers and the YP Representative for the Sunflower Chapter of the Solid Waste Association of North America. Eric attended Johnson County Community College and The University of Kansas. Eric Joins Sustainable Nation to Discuss: Leading waste reduction in large organizations Recycling is not the answer What is need to move towards a circular economy Advice and recommendations for sustainability leaders Eric's Final Five Responses: What is one piece of advice you would give other sustainability professionals that might help them in their careers? I would say keep a good attitude and keep a sense of humor. Sense of humor would be the most important thing. I think it's very easy to get bogged down when you do this work day after day and see the challenges that we're up against, but I think it's important to keep your eye on the prize so to speak, or you just not get bogged down by the work we do. What are you most excited about right now in the world of sustainability? I'm really excited about the push to more of a circular economy and seeing how the manufacturers are going to come up with ways to maybe use some of the new commodities that we're trying to find homes for here in the United States. I think there's a big opportunity right now for innovation, so looking forward to seeing that in the next decade or so. What is one book you would recommend sustainability leaders read? I would say my favorite is Junkyard Planet by Adam Minter. It's almost outdated now with China in the last two years, but it kind of broke down where your aluminum can goes after it goes into the recycling bin and its journey across the sea and into a container ship. So it's a great background on waste management. What are some of your favorite resources or tools that really help you in the work that you do? I'm a big fan of the CURC webinar series, so that's College and University Recycling Coalition. About every month they do a new one when the school starts back up. I try to stay on those, to kind of see what colleagues are doing across the country. Lots of great ideas. Solid Waste Association of North America is kind of an industry trade group for waste management. They have a lot of of great resources and learning opportunities as well. I'd say those are my two main ones and then I try to network as much as possible with colleagues Where can our listeners go to learn more about you and the work you're leading at the University of Kansas. We're at recycle.ku.udu. KU Recycling is also on Instagram, even though I'm still learning how to use it effectively as a recycling guy. We are on Twitter as well. I'm on Linkedin if anybody wants to be professional and reach out on Linkedin, I'm there too. That's probably where our social media outreach is right now. We're not on Snapchat. We're not that hip.  

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Author Tai S. Edwards is an associate professor and director of the Kansas Studies Institute at  Johnson County Community College and will join us today to discuss her book, Osage Women and Empire. We […] The post Every Woman – 20180317 – Osage Women appeared first on KKFI.

Eddie V's Prime Seafood on 47th Street, in the Country Club Plaza, serving quality seafood and hand-carved steaks in a relaxed, lounge atmosphere. Owned by Orlando-based Darden Restaurants, it's a sister concept to The Capitol Grille and Seasons 52. It won't be the first restaurant on the plaza tempting diners with similar fare, but managing partner David Dworsky says its indulgent seafood dishes and personalized service coupled with a charismatic lounge atmosphere will make Eddie V's a destination for locals and tourists alike. “It is our goal to indulge our guests at every turn, creating a personalized level of care and service that matches the high quality cuisine and atmosphere,” Dworsky says. With live music nightly, Eddie V's is looking create a true lounge environment in the restaurant's V Lounge, a space that will feature classic cocktails and an award-winning wine list with more than 200 bottles from around the world. An expansive oval-shaped bar top surrounded by cocktail tables and elevated booth seating fills the lounge, plus a piano that will be put to good use by local jazz trios seven days a week. The menu, which is mostly seafood, will also feature quality hand-cut steaks. Seafood dishes span the culinary spectrum from modern Asian to southern cuisine. Standout items include the Point Judith Calamari appetizer, served with a kung pao-style sauce, roasted cashews and crisp noodles, while the jumbo lump crab cake, sautéed Maryland-style with spicy chive remoulade highlights a New England flavor profile. Entrées follow a similar pattern: Alaskan Halibut is served with a miso glaze, sugar snap peas and shiitake mushrooms, while the swordfish steak is broiled and served with fresh lump crab, avocado, cilantro and red chile. Although Eddie V's is a chain, a trio of local ladies will be heading up the restaurant, including executive chef Crystal Morris, who joined Eddie V's after cooking for The Capital Grille in both Kansas City and Minneapolis. Morris and sous chef Shelby Fahrni were trained at Johnson County Community College culinary arts program in Kansas City; service manager Rachel Thompson rounds out the trio. Construction is already underway on what will be the 14th location of Eddie V's and the first in Missouri. The 10,000-square-foot space seats 318 inside, plus an outdoor patio. Dworsky explains that Darden Restaurants inherited the name when they purchased Eddie V's Prime Seafood in 2011. “But, I tell my staff that each one of them shoulders the responsibility of being Eddie V every night in the restaurant,” he says. “I want them to know that they are empowered with making each guest feel special and cared for.” Eddie V's, 700 W. 47th St., Country Club Plaza, Kansas City, Missouri, 816.531.2537, eddiev.com @EddieV's #LiveItUp #SlackerMorningShow101theFox @RGKC @GKCRA #TMobile

Interviewer Samantha Harms spent some time with a full-time faculty member and member of KNEA, Terri Easly-Giraldo, at Johnson County Community College to talk about distance learning in higher education.

With public educators at every level working through policy changes, funding shortages, and even attacks on the profession, it has never been more important to cultivate a spirit of advocacy.  Johnson County Community College is lucky to have many fine professionals who work as advocates for their profession and for their students.  Deborah Williams is […]

CBO Barbara Larson took a winding road into finance administration. She landed in her executive vice president for finance and administrative services at Johnson County Community College through environmental economics and solar manufacturing. But the allure of the campus was too great to resist, and within a few years, she brought the breadth of her skills to the community college. “I’ve learned to ask questions when I don’t know, and I hope I’m a good listener,” Larson says. “I work hard to understand other people’s perspectives and attempt to contribute where I can.” Her mentor experiences drive her leadership style today, having learned from a past president and career journalist the skills of asking thorough questions to understand complex issues. “Change is a challenge anywhere you go.” At the community college however, “we’re better suited to respond quickly in a continuing education environment. … That’s an advantage we have because the structures are already there.”

The Kansas City Food Circle‘s Emily Akins and Brandi Schoen discuss the group’s work, especially the Eat Local Expos. (April 2nd at Johnson County Community College and April 9th at […] The post The Food Circle and the Eat Local Expo appeared first on KKFI.

Dr. Carmaletta M. Williams, professor of English and African American studies at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, Kan., author of Langston Hughes in the Classroom: “Do Nothin' till You Hear from Me” and Of Two Spirits: American Indian and African American Oral Histories and Dr. John Edgar Tidwell, professor of English at the University of Kansas and author of Montage of a Dream: The Art and Life of Langston Hughes, After Winter: The Art and Life of Sterling A. Brown, and Writings of Frank Marshall Davis: A Voice of the Black Press, join us to talk about My Dear Boy, Carrie Hughes's Letters to Langston Hughes 1926-1938http://news.ku.edu/2014/02/24/project-examines-how-letters-langston-hughes-mother-influenced-his-writings. We close the show with frequent guest Raissa Simpson, choreographer, master teacher and Artistic Director of PUSH Dance Company's premiere of "Point Shipyard," March 29-30, 2014 at MoAD-SF. She is joined by collaborators and performers: Katie Wong and Adriann Ramirez www.pushdance.org Music: Dwight Tribble's "I've Known Rivers" (based on Langston Hughes's poem by same title); soundscape from PUSH Dance Company's collaboration with the 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic.