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We're joined by Kirven, the multi-talented Artistic Director behind Saint Louis Dance Theatre, formerly Big Muddy Dance Company. began his formal dance training at the Boston Arts Academy in 1999 and as a member of Boston Youth Moves under the artistic direction of Jeannette Neil and Jim Viera. He began his professional career as a member of Ailey II from 2002–2004 and performed at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival as a member of Battleworks Dance Company in 2003. In June 2004, Mr. Douthit-Boyd joined the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater performing both nationally and internationally for 11 years. During his tenure with the company, he performed leading roles in works choreographed by Alvin Ailey, Judith Jamison, Robert Battle, Ron K. Brown, Geoffrey Holder, Jiri Kylian, David Parsons, Camille A. Brown, Ulysses Dove, Christopher Wheeldon, Hofesh Shecter, Twyla Tharp, Wayne McGregor and Ohad Naharin. He joined COCA-Center of Creative Arts in 2015 as Co-Artistic Director of Dance with his husband Antonio Douthit-Boyd. In 2016, Mr. Douthit-Boyd joined Ron K. Brown/Evidence, A Dance Company as a guest artist.Saint Louis Dance Theatre, formerly The Big Muddy Dance Company, is a dynamic arts organization dedicated to providing world-class contemporary dance performances and exhilarating theatre experiences in our great city. Their 24-25 (RE)Imagine Season is sure to astound, with an exceptional repertoire created by celebrated artists from around the globe, and intentional efforts to pull audiences closer to our movement. Every moment behind the curtain is sure to captivate, every step is sure to inspire, and they will take every bow in celebration of the manifestation of their dreams. Come lose yourselves in this art!  Support the show

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Kirven Douthit-Boyd (Boston, MA) began his formal dance training at the Boston Arts Academy in 1999 and as a member of Boston Youth Moves under the artistic direction of Jeannette Neil and Jim Viera. Mr. Douthit-Boyd studied as a fellowship student at The Ailey School and on scholarship at the Boston Conservatory. He is a graduate of Hollins University where he earned an MFA in dance. ———  He began his professional career as a member of Ailey II from 2002–2004 and performed at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival as a member of Battleworks Dance Company in 2003. In June 2004, Mr. Douthit-Boyd joined the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater performing both nationally and internationally for 11 years. During his tenure with the company, he performed leading roles in works choreographed by Alvin Ailey, Judith Jamison, Robert Battle, Ron K. Brown, Geoffrey Holder, Jiri Kylian, David Parsons, Camille A. Brown, Ulysses Dove, Christopher Wheeldon, Hofesh Shecter, Twyla Tharp, Wayne McGregor and Ohad Naharin. He joined COCA-Center of Creative Arts in 2015 as Co-Artistic Director of Dance with his husband Antonio Douthit-Boyd. In 2016, Mr. Douthit-Boyd joined Ron K. Brown/Evidence, A Dance Company as a guest artist. ——— In 2010, Douthit-Boyd performed at the White House tribute to Judith Jamison hosted by then first lady Michelle Obama. He has also appeared as a guest artist in ballet and contemporary dance galas in Argentina, Mexico and Canada. He is the 2014 recipient of the “Black Theater Alliance Award” for his performance in Wayne McGregor's “Chroma,” the 2015 recipient of the “Next Generation in Leadership Award” from the Freedom House in Boston, the 2016 recipient of the Boston Arts Academy's “Apollo Award” the 2021 recipient of the “Excellence in the Arts Award” from the Arts and Education Council in St. Louis, and the 2022 recipient of the Dance Teacher Magazine Award. ——— Douthit-Boyd has choreographed workshops for The Ailey School, The Juilliard School, Webster University, Boston Arts Academy, Boston Youth Moves and COCA. He has also choreographed works for Dallas Black Dance Theater and Ailey II. He is an ABT® Certified Teacher, who has successfully completed the ABT® Teacher Training Intensive in Pre-Primary through Level 5 of the ABT® National Training Curriculum and has completed Lester Horton Pedagogy studies under Ana Marie Forsythe in New York and St. Louis. He has also served as Distinguished Performing Artist at Washington University in St. Louis, where he taught modern dance in the collaborative MFA program between the University and COCA. ———

In this episode, we sit down with Councilman Butch Kirven, the Finance Committee Chairman for Greenville County Council, to discuss the county's budget process. Learn how the budget is developed, what priorities will likely be seen in the final budget, and how residents can get involved. With a two-year budget of just under $650 million, Greenville County has a lot of moving parts. Discover how the county allocates its resources, insights on economic development strategy, and how the county is incentivizing businesses to provide opportunities for everyone in the community. Butch Kirven Bio: https://www.greenvillecounty.org/Council/CouncilMember.aspx?m=ButchKirven  Scott Case Episode: https://simplecivicsgreenvillecounty.org/property-taxes-in-greenville-county-an-overview-with-county-auditor-scott-case/  _ Produced by The Greenville Podcast Company. Simple Civics: Greenville County is a project of Greater Good Greenville. Support Simple Civics with a tax-deductible contribution. Email us: contact@simplecivicsgreenvillecounty.org

I'm writing a new book, tentatively titled, The Wealthy Woman Lawyer's Guide to Amassing Wealth: 7 Passive Income Investment Ideas to Help You Diversify Your Assets, Generate Income, and Enjoy True Financial Freedom.So many women law firm owners have asked me: “What do I do once I start amassing wealth through my law firm business?”If you've never had wealth before, this can be a daunting question. Is it enough to just spend it all on travel (some people think so!)? Or should you be diversifying your wealth portfolio? Ultimately, that all depends on your life goals.Wealthy Woman Lawyer® Stacey Kiren, CEO and Founder of Kirven Law in Sheridan, Wyoming, recently decided to invest some of her law firm profits into a second business, one that had long been a dream of hers and is completely unrelated to law.In this episode of the Wealthy Woman Lawyer® podcast, I asked her about her new business investment—the good, the bad and the ugly—and she shared it all!If you are thinking about investing the profits from your wealth-generating law firm into another business, you are going to love this episode!The Wealthy Woman Lawyer® Podcast is sponsored by Wealthy Woman Lawyer.® We help women law firm owners scale their law firm businesses to and thru $1M in gross annual revenue with total ease so they can fully fund—and still have time to enjoy—the lifestyle of their dreams! If you want to know more, visit our website at www.wealthywomanlawyer.comor follow us on Instagram @wealthywomanlawyer. Also, you are invited to join our free Facebook group, Wealthy Woman Lawyer. See you on the inside!Warmly,DavinaMentioned in this episode: Learn more about Stacy  Connect with her on LinkedIn Connect with her on Facebook Learn more about Kirven Law, LLC Email Stacy at stacy@kirvenlawwyo.com

Wayne is probably a historian of men's style that I have come across especially about how French Ivy started. His knowledge and experience with fascinating stories of men's style history is truly one to listen to. Join myself and Wayne how he guides me into how French Ivy and other decades of men's fashion began cause he was living through them as we refer back to now. You find more of Wayne here https://instagram.com/waynefrombuckhursthill If you have any feedback or would like to be featured on a future episode please feel free to email menswearbyawoman@gmail.com

If the song 'This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine" were a person, it would be my next guest Illeana Kirven.Illeana is a woman who's light shines bright.  Her talents exceed expectation and her ability to adjust her focus and hone in on her strengths is one to be admired.  Ileana is a person who's all about the moments in the life. The ones you can't get back, the most precious, those we lean into when life hands us lemons.  She's a dreamer and an achiever who trusts God's time for all things.I hope this episode reminds you to be flexible in your "how" and trust  when you're "when's" timing  shifts.  I do believe we can have our hearts desires if we're honest with ourselves when our  heart's desires  shift.  Want to connect?Google: Illeana KirvenAin't Misbehavin' at Venice Theatre in Florida runs through February 6th! IG: @321illyTwitter: @321illyFB: IlleanaKirven

On this week's Prep Rally Podcast, J.L. Kirven fills in for Jason Frakes, and joins Dominique Yates to share what they learned after last week's boys Louisville Invitational Tournament and provide an early preview for the girls LIT. This podcast can be streamed on all social media platforms.

Listen to Carly Kirven '11 talk about her exciting career path and how she discovered her passion. Carly offers helpful insights regarding career changes and about how to take advantage of the opportunities offered at Knox.

Connor Mills and Joey Madore host the SportsFan 970 and 97.1 FM WATH presented by J&K Contracting. SportsFan covers local, regional and national sports stories of the day. Listen live Monday through Friday at 6:06-7 p.m in Athens, Ohio.

Connor Mills hosts the SportsFan 970 and 97.1 FM WATH presented by J&K Contracting. SportsFan covers local, regional and national sports stories of the day. Listen live Monday through Friday at 6:06-7 p.m in Athens, Ohio. The Post's Sports Editor, J.L. Kirven calls in to talk Bobcat football.

In part 2 of this week's episode, Austin and Hunter preview the MAC conference for the upcoming year and welcome on Co-Sports Editor for @ThePost J.L. Kirven. We also give a brief update into Husker recruiting news this week.

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Episode 39. An interview with one of the real Modernists from the first era, Wayne Kirven. Wayne remembers the time when he became modernist and also the influences of Italian style on Modernists , plus some tips for the new century mods and finally his 2 desert songs, Miles Davis in "Milestones" and Mark Murphy with "Senor Blues"**Puntata 39. Intervista (in inglese) con uno dei Modernist della prima era, Wayne Kirven. Wayne raconta a che età diventò modernist alla fine degli anni '50, come l'Italian Style ebbe una forte influenza sui Modernisti, alcuni suggerimenti per i mods del nuovo millennio e i suoi due brani da portare su un'isola deserta, ossia Miles Davis in "Milestones" e Mark Murphy con "Senor Blues"

Mike Leach signed a contract extension this afternoon, keeping him under contract until 2024. WSU has seen a fair bit of success under Leach, and we couldn't be happier he's staying, because none of that success has come against the Dawgs. On Dick and Dave in the Locker Room, we catch up with Ben Burr-Kirven and Tre Flowers. Lee Sterling makes his picks for the college conference championships, the New Orleans and San Francisco game, and the Hawks and Rams on Sunday night.

Mike Leach signed a contract extension this afternoon, keeping him under contract until 2024. WSU has seen a fair bit of success under Leach, and we couldn't be happier he's staying, because none of that success has come against the Dawgs. On Dick and Dave in the Locker Room, we catch up with Ben Burr-Kirven and Tre Flowers. Lee Sterling makes his picks for the college conference championships, the New Orleans and San Francisco game, and the Hawks and Rams on Sunday night.

Mike Leach signed a contract extension this afternoon, keeping him under contract until 2024. WSU has seen a fair bit of success under Leach, and we couldn't be happier he's staying, because none of that success has come against the Dawgs. On Dick and Dave in the Locker Room, we catch up with Ben Burr-Kirven and Tre Flowers. Lee Sterling makes his picks for the college conference championships, the New Orleans and San Francisco game, and the Hawks and Rams on Sunday night.

Since launching Your London Legacy back in 2018, I’ve met some pretty flamboyant characters—none more so than this week’s wonderful guest, Wayne Kirven, better known as Wayne from Buckhurst Hill. A childhood friend of none other than Marc Bolan, Wayne is a well know Modernist and has been part of the London fashion scene for over 50 years, and there’s not much he doesn’t know about the London sub cultures during that period—from the days of the Modernist, to Hackney in the 50’s and Soho Mods in the early 60’s, and West Coast Psychedelic Folk Blues in the mid 60s’. Wayne has been there and done it all. Clothes and music have always been his passion and he’s worked with the best of the best in men’s fashion from Cardin, Ralph Lauren, & Yamamoto. Earlier this year Wayne realized a dream to record a true British rock n roll song which he did with Danny & The Champions of the World and friends earlier this year. Settle down as we sip our cappuccinos in what is fast becoming one of my favourite Soho haunts, the classy Little Italy. This is Your London Legacy “Family were always well dressed—they always went to tailors. They didn’t just have Sunday Best, they had Best all the time.” [8:20] Wayne got to know the East and West end of London extremely well at a young age, selling meat covertly alongside his Grandad. He noticed even then that people dressed differently in certain areas of the city. He loved Autumn in Soho and the people there, seeing everyone shopping and going about their lives after the war. Getting familiar with the artsy areas of town, he made friends and went around to cinemas where style and fashion were shown off, sometimes completely different based on the cinema. ”Apart from always having an interest in cinema—I got into ‘cinemas’—the style, architecture…so I moved on. I went through that Modernist period.” [17:10] While the term Modernist can be associated with jazz and Soho, the fashion and style sense of the Modernist movement can be tied to the art scene as a whole. The biggest influence in Wayne’s opinion was a relaxed tailoring known in Italian fashion at the time. Sweaters, polos, collar with three buttons and v-necks with stripes. It molded into  an “Ivy League” kind of fashion and style that Wayne has loved ever since it’s emergence—all the way through the opening of his own store. “It was raided and we’d sort of jump out the back window along the fire escape, and that fire escape actually led to the Whiskey—which was above the Flamingo—then when the police were gone we’d come back again.” [30:30] Wayne has his eyes set on the future—he’s seen trends in style and fashion just resurrecting the past and branding that as new, not something he’s a fan of. He continues to cherish those hard to find items, be it records or clothing, and even going so far as to record songs on an album for what he calls “true rock and roll”. He has seen so much change throughout the city, and admits there are still some great and genuine characters in London—something that we agree will never go away, and the very thing this show was created to highlight. You can follow Wayne on his very well curated Instagram at The Way I Walk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzIyGwmAhCI) .     Support this podcast

Now that the draft is over, and we've had some time to reflect, we look at the whole thing piece by piece. Who stands out as a pick that's likely to make an impact? Which position did they fail to address? Tony Softli is with us all afternoon as we go through it one step at a time. Joining us this hour, a former Washington Husky, drafted by the Hawks on Saturday, Ben Burr-Kirven, talking about how he fits into Seattle's system.

Now that the draft is over, and we've had some time to reflect, we look at the whole thing piece by piece. Who stands out as a pick that's likely to make an impact? Which position did they fail to address? Tony Softli is with us all afternoon as we go through it one step at a time. Joining us this hour, a former Washington Husky, drafted by the Hawks on Saturday, Ben Burr-Kirven, talking about how he fits into Seattle's system.

Mitch kicks off the show by recounting the quirky stories behind some items he found in his attic recently to J-Ham's amusement. Then, they look into their crystal ball to surmise what the Hawks will do in the draft this week. In the final segment, the guys answer your tweets. Guests include: Brady Henderson - Seahawks reporter for ESPN Dane Brugler - NFL Draft writer for The Athletic Ben Burr-Kirven - former UW linebacker Myles Gaskin - former UW running back 8:45 - The "Sean Chabot" Story 11:10 - Jason reads the letter Mitch's father wrote when Mitch participated in the Marv Albert impersonation contest 18:25 - Name the episode 38:45 - Has Frank Clark played his last game in Seattle? 46:04 - Biggest position group needs for the Hawks in the draft 56:23 - Top storylines heading into the NFL Draft 1:15:23 - Ben Burr-Kirven reacts to the post-combine critics 1:29:45 - Myles Gaskin shares his favorite run from his prolific career at Montlake 1:34:35 - Did Schneider make the right choice by extending Russell's contract? 1:39:25 - The current Jeopardy champ is unbelievable 1:46:43 - Mitch & J-Ham answer listener tweets

Host Matt Parker is joined by 'Post' softball beat writers J.L. Kirven and Tyler Johnson where the trio discussed how the Bobcats have performed in their post-tournament season schedule. Ohio (25-11, 6-2 Mid-American Conference) will spend most of April on the road.In its two home series against MAC teams, the Bobcats went 5-1.

Dave and Dick continue live from the MTR Western Sports Star of the Year Awards at the Seattle Grand Sheraton. Kevin Durant is angry at the media yet again. We love him here, but he needs to realize that the media is part of the reason he's successful. Wally Walker shares his thoughts on Durant, LaVar, and the current NBA. Ben Burr-Kirven talks about preparing for the combine, and his expectations for the 2019 Huskies. Chris Hansen talks about the latest efforts to bring the NBA back to Seattle. Lenny Wilkens and Gus Williams reminisce about the 1979 Sonics.

Dave and Dick continue live from the MTR Western Sports Star of the Year Awards at the Seattle Grand Sheraton. Kevin Durant is angry at the media yet again. We love him here, but he needs to realize that the media is part of the reason he's successful. Wally Walker shares his thoughts on Durant, LaVar, and the current NBA. Ben Burr-Kirven talks about preparing for the combine, and his expectations for the 2019 Huskies. Chris Hansen talks about the latest efforts to bring the NBA back to Seattle. Lenny Wilkens and Gus Williams reminisce about the 1979 Sonics.

Host Matt Parker is joined by 'Post' women’s basketball beat writers J.L. Kirven and Anthony Poisal, who provide an update on how the Bobcats have performed so far in the new year. Ohio’s only loss of the season so far is an 18-point blunder against Central Michigan at home. Since then, the Bobcats have rattled off five straight wins, including back-to-back road wins.With only 10 regular season games left, Ohio is in prime position to make some noise in postseason play, both in the Mid-American Conference tournament and national tournament.

Host Matt Parker and women’s basketball beat writers Anthony Poisal and J.L. Kirven discuss how at 5-0, the Bobcats have secured such success through their highly-efficient offense

In this episode we have a wonderful guest who goes by the name of Gabrielle Kirven. She's a Marketing Strategist, Lifestyle Blogger, and Social Media Specialist for a company called Grand Time in Dallas, Texas. Gabby gives us some insight on her success as a business media freelancer and how she manages multiple accounts in order to help improve the brand of a company. Gabby also conveys the message of consistency and gives us some advice on the importance of how branding can take our businesses to new heights. Tune in and discover how her journey began! Make sure to show

Athens High School football beat writer J.L. Kirven joins Matt to talk all things the Bulldogs have been up to since week three, including the likelihood the team makes the playoffs.

Mike Clelland is a retired career firefighter turned lawyer. He has partnered with Rogers Kirven to create Ehome Heroes; an online counselling program. We talk about Florida's PTSD Workman's Comp bill, Ehome Heroes, post trauma growth and much more.

Scientifically unsound and fictitious at the surface. Spiritually relevant and profound below the surface. In this episode, host Curtis Childs from the Swedenborg Foundation and featured guests use 18th-century philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg’s spiritual exploration of the inner meaning of the Bible to shed new light on the Adam and Eve narrative. When interpreted symbolically, the story has profound meaning for our lives today and points to a deeper connection between the physical and spiritual worlds in the future. This is an audio-only version of video-based show, and the podcast may contain references to visuals from the original episode. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVlVBOsW5jk Discussion points: Book of Genesis / Garden of Eden / Serpent / Forbidden Fruit / Tree of Knowledge / Marriage / Good and Evil / Innocence / Inner Self / Outer Self/ Self-Awareness / Physical Senses /Spiritual Senses / Rationality References and Downloads: Featured in this episode and available to download for FREE in e-book and PDF formats! Heaven and Hell by Emanuel Swedenborg: http://www.swedenborg.com/product/heaven-hell-nce/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=HH&utm_content=jun29&utm_campaign=SAL Secrets of Heaven by Emanuel Swedenborg: http://www.swedenborg.com/product/secrets-heaven-1-nce/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=SH&utm_content=jun29&utm_campaign=SAL Here Swedenborg uses correspondences (connections through symbol between the material and spiritual world) to explain the inner meaning of the Bible. Divine Providence by Emanuel Swedenborg: http://www.swedenborg.com/product/divine-providence-nce/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=DP&utm_content=jun29&utm_campaign=SAL Swedenborg’s answer to the question of how one is to reconcile the notion of a loving God with the existence of evil, hardship, and suffering. Emanuel Swedenborg Biographies: A Scientist Explores Spirit by George Dole and Robert H. Kirven: http://www.swedenborg.com/product/a-scientist-explores-spirit/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=spirit&utm_content=jun29&utm_campaign=SAL Emanuel Swedenborg Scientist and Mystic by Signe Toksvig: http://www.swedenborg.com/product/emanuel-swedenborg-scientist-and-mystic/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=toksvig&utm_content=jun29&utm_campaign=SAL Memoirs of Swedenborg and Other Documents by Carl Robsahm and Emanuel Swedenborg: http://www.swedenborg.com/product/memoirs-swedenborg/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=memoirs&utm_content=jun29&utm_campaign=SAL Like our show? Help it grow… Become a member of the Swedenborg Foundation and help us continue to produce original video content each week. In addition to supporting us at offTheLeftEye, you’ll also help fund other Foundation projects that aim to spread Swedenborg’s spiritual message of hope to all. Plus, you’ll get lots of cool members-only benefits. Check out a full list of benefits or get your year-long membership now for only $20. Go to http://swedenborg.com/membership Or choose to make a donation instead through our secure PayPal checkout and have your donation matched 5 to 1: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ZADSY8EZ62QLU Swedenborg and Life is brought to you by The Swedenborg Foundation--a 501(c)(3) public charitable organization. Visit our website www.Swedenborg.com Follow us Hit the YouTube Subscribe button above to be notified when we upload new videos here! Sign up for news from the Swedenborg Foundation - http://www.swedenborg.com/email-signup/ Heaven and Hell Facebook (Community Page) - https://www.facebook.com/HeavenAndHellSwedenborg Swedenborg Foundation Facebook (Business Page) - https://www.facebook.com/SwedenborgFoundation Swedenborg Foundation on Twitter - https://twitter.com/swedenborgfound

Monte Akers visits The Context of White Supremacy. (Visit his website: http://tiny.cc/akers) Mr. Akers is a partner of Akers & Boulware-Wells, LLP - "a centrally located Texas firm that specializes in working with municipalities and other local government enterprises. He authored the book, Flames After Midnight: Murder, Vengeance, and the Desolation of a Texas Community. This text examines the area of Kirven, Texas, where a mob of White Terrorists lied to justify killing local black people tp "avenge" the death of a White Woman. The White Terrorism was eventually stopped by an extraordinary act of counter-violence, black people with firearms defended themselves and stopped the lynch mob from killing and torturing more black people. This component of Texas history is often lied about and/or omitted. We'll be sure to ask Akers, a White Man, what compelled to study this event. #WhiteTerrorism #TheCOWS15Years INVEST in The COWS – http://paypal.me/TheCOWS Cash App: https://cash.app/$TheCOWS CALL IN NUMBER: 605.313.5164 CODE: 564943#