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Jon delves into the alarming trend of evangelical churches being remade from within. Through chilling accounts and documentary evidence from churches like First Baptist Church in Naples, FL, McLean Bible Church in Virginia, and Faith Baptist Church in Knightdale, NC, Harris exposes a coordinated effort to infiltrate and redirect congregations toward progressive cultural values, often without their knowledge. From silencing dissent and redefining theological language to dismantling cherished ministries and traditions, these calculated takeovers—linked to powerful institutions like the Southern Baptist Convention—threaten the very identity of American Christianity. Order Against the Waves: Againstthewavesbook.comCheck out Jon's Music: jonharristunes.comTo Support the Podcast: https://www.worldviewconversation.com/support/Become a Patronhttps://www.patreon.com/jonharrispodcastFollow Jon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jonharris1989Follow Jon on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonharris1989/Our Sponsors:* Check out TruDiagnostic and use my code HARRIS for a great deal: https://www.trudiagnostic.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Glenn Wilkins' journey is one of resilience and reinvention. Raised in Knightdale, NC, he raced motocross while being homeschooled before facing the realities of the criminal justice system. After serving time for a credit union robbery, he refused to be defined by his past. Now 29, he is a published author of The Inside Outside Effect and the founder of Fake News, a streetwear brand built on bold ideas. Through his story, Glenn challenges the status quo and proves that second chances can lead to success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On April 12, 2018, 43 year old Steven Walter Pladl, murdered his father in law Tony, His infant son Bennet and his 20 year old wife Katie, then called her mother, told her to notify the police, and turned the gun on himself. Days prior to this horrific event Stephen's wife Katie had ended their brief marriage by way of a phone call and Stephen, it seemed had become so distraught he did the unthinkable. We've seen this sort of nightmarish scenario before, haven't we? "If I can't have you, no one can". This case however, is a bit different. Just a short time before their tele-breakup, Stephen and his wife stood trial in a court of law, and were ordered apart by a judge. You see, 20 year old Katie wasn't just Stephen's his wife, she was also his daughter. murdered his biological daughter, 20-year-old Katie Rose Fusco Pladl, with whom he had been engaged in an incestuous relationship, and her adoptive father, 56-year-old Anthony Charles Fusco, in New Milford, Connecticut. He later committed suicide in Dover, New York. He had murdered his and Katie's seven-month-old child, Bennett Kieron Pladl, the day prior in Knightdale. Click to learn more https://dailyvoice.com/new-york/mountpleasant/obituaries/incest-case-arrangements-announced-for-three-murdered-family-members/735725/ https://nypost.com/2018/05/01/mom-of-incest-murder-suicide-victim-describes-fathers-abuse/ https://www.mamamia.com.au/genetic-sexual-attraction-personal-story/ https://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/story/news/local/2018/04/23/biological-mother-katie-pladl-fusco-steven-pladl-incest-deaths/541402002/ WWBD Merch Buy your WWBD swag here! Join the Conversation
What makes a good club? Join Mike, Greggor, Greg and Steve to what our thoughts are on the subject. Fun Flies: Check out https://www.facebook.com/groups/rc.heli.events RC Heli Events February 22-25 - RCHO Chillout in Knightdale, NC April 18 -21, 2024– Ranch Helibeaters Fun Fly at The Ranch Birch Creek, Livermore, CA March 14th - 17th - Amps Heli Smack Fest - Miami, FL May 2nd-May 5th - Spring Fling at FARC in Fredericksburg, VA May 3 - 5 - LARKS Buckeye Blade Scrape, Delphos, Ohio May 3 - 4 2024 - Queen City Heli Throwdown, Charlotte, NC May 17-19 - Spring Thing Cuba, NY Facebook live video version can be found here https://www.facebook.com/MaximumCollectivePodcast/videos/1401225080766898/ Winners of the Battery and Charger
Barbecue is more than food! -At least in Christopher's Prieto world! Join us as we interview the successful “Pitmaster”, “Barbecue Nerd”, and owner of Prime Barbecue. We'll unpack his journey to success and his faith testimony. Whether you're seeking motivation, practical tips, or simply a dose of inspiration, this episode is for YOU! Timestamps:3:21 Why do you have a passion for barbecue? 5:20 How does my passion fit with my purpose? 8:20 Things are going good, but I need to take a step of faith with both feet in 11:30 I am my own worst enemy 13:30 How do we define success? 19:40 It's about the intentionality beyond the tray of food 22:50 Christopher's story behind his faith 27:20 How do you tell people about Jesus through barbecue? 31:25 The barbecue tour at Prime Barbecue 34:50 Scripture can pierce your heart 41:40 Leveraging your work to spread the Gospel 44:00 How can I fill my cup? 47:10 What's next for Prime Barbecue?Resources:Prime Barbecue403 Knightdale Station Run, Knightdale, NC 27545--Watch this episode on YouTube here.Subscribe to our YouTube channel.Check out our website for more resources and information about the Hope In Real Life Podcast. Do you have follow-up questions after listening to this episode? Send them to: hopeinreallife@gethope.net.
A stone fireplace in the tree line catches many driver's eye along US-64 between Raleigh and Knightdale. WRAL Hidden History producer Heather Leah investigated it's origins. She and WRAL News Plus Anchor Grace Holland met a local historian who walked them through its nearly century long past.
My guest tonight is Latangela Hyman. She is the owner of two Christian bookstores, A Peace of My Passion in Knightdale, NC and Be the Light in Rocky Mount, NC.You will be blessed and encouraged by her journey into entrepreneurship. Listen on Apple, Spotify, and other podcast platforms. Or you can watch tonight at 7 PM on YouTube and Facebook.
In this episode, Don, Kirk, and Shawn formally welcome last week's guest host, Maria, to the podcast as their fourth host. The group dives into some banter about Don's recent Hawaii trip and a visit to the new Knightdale substation. They talk through two articles: one regarding California's transmission roadmap plan and another about what experts believe needs to happen so Biden's renewable energy goals can be met. Additionally, Don and Kirk reveal an exciting interview they conducted with two Wake Electric members from the recent Home Solar and EV event, discussing their personal experiences with solar and electric vehicles.
In this webinar, Mrs. Warfield presented practical tips for teaching students how to annotate texts and how annotating can help students develop better reading habits. Topics included the habits of active reading, good questioning, and annotating, as well as ways to encourage whole-group class discussions over texts that matter.A Knightdale native, Mrs. Warfield is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University and has been a teacher for 11 years, with experience in both public and private education. She is certified to teach literature, science and history to all grade levels. Mrs. Warfield is passionate about teaching and loves to learn. This webinar was streamed on April 27, 2023.Learn more about Thales Press and register for upcoming events and webinars at https://www.thalesacademy.org/resourc... Interested in teaching at Thales Academy? Please check out our website if you are interested in pursuing a career at Thales Academy and learning about needs across our network. Find out more at https://www.thalesacademy.org/contact/careers
What's going on everybody? Have you ever been sick and tired of being sick and tired? Listen as we discuss where this quote comes from and how this can affect us. Also, we talk about what we can do to get out of this thought process. Don't forget to pick up your copy of Becoming The Dope Black Therapist from Amazon Becoming The Dope Black Therapist https://a.co/d/h544hzE or you can come join me at the book signing on April 30th from 3-5pm at Cake Town Bakery at 903 N Smithfield Rd in Knightdale, NC and get a signed copy for $12. You are loved, you are valued, you are dope as hell.
What's going on everybody?! I can't front, I've been down for the past few weeks and I should be celebrating! There are times where we think people don't care about what we do or what we accomplish and it's really our own shit not allowing ourselves not to be great! Listen as we discuss ways to get out of that. Becoming The Dope Black Therapist is available for purchase Becoming The Dope Black Therapist https://a.co/d/aEinwqc There will be a book signing on April 30th from 3-5pm at Cake Town Bakery in Knightdale, NC. Come out and get a signed copy! If you aren't following us on IG, you should be: the_dopeblacktherapist
In local news, a local clogging group is set to participate in D-Day celebrations in Normandy, France next year. According to the Watauga Democrat, the High Country Dance Studio is set to perform on Omaha Beach in Normandy France in 2024, marking the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion. As well as performing in the national D-Day Memorial Parade, the dancers will participate in a special wreath laying ceremony. HCDS will travel to Normandy in June 2024 for the celebration. In state news, Wak Med has gotten approval from the state to move forward with building two new hospitals. According to WRAL, one hospital will cater to behavioral and mental health services, which officials say is a large need for Wake County. Garner is the proposed site for a new treatment center which will offer 45 beds for people with long-term illnesses. The health care system also plans to build a state-of-the-art behavioral center in Knightdale. The Knightdale facility will house 150 mental health beds. Organizations have 30 days to appeal the state's decision. However, WakeMed's spokesperson says that 30 days will be up by this weekend for the Garner property. If there is no opposition, WakeMed will be able to move forward with planning and development. In national news, a man in Florida shot and killed 3 people including a child and a reporter covering the shooting. According to the Associated Press, the man was riding in a car with his cousin when he shot and killed another passenger before returning to the same neighborhood near Orlando hours later where he shot four more people. Of those four, the man killed a journalist covering the initial shooting and a 9-year-old girl. Spectrum News 13 identified the reporter as Daniel Lyons and said he was in an unmarked news vehicle covering the original homicide when a man approached and shot him and his cameraman. The shooter went on to a nearby home where he fatally shot T'yonna Major and critically wounded the girls mother. Investigators do not know the motivation of any of the shootings but believe them to be random acts of violence. Now to sports. Your mountaineer men's basketball team is taking on GA southern tmr at 7 pm for the last regular season game of the year! They're looking to finish strong after coming off a dominating 78-52 win vs Georgia state yesterday. Meanwhile, the women's team is playing at Louisiana Monroe tomorrow in what will also be their final regular season game of the year as well. That game is set to start at 6:30. In other exciting college basketball news, Boston College stormed the court after drumming the number six team in the country, Virginia, 63-48. While this upset shocked the nation another almost upset happened as well. As the South Carolina Gamecocks lost by 2 in overtime 78-76 to the number 2 team in the country Alabama. And now for a special weather report powered by booneweather.com! Today is a warm day with a high of 69 and a low of 46 with mostly cloudy conditions and light rain scattered throughout the day so stay dry!
Join Greg, Greggor, Steve as we discuss what our plans are for 2023, new products and future fun flies! RC Heli Events https://www.facebook.com/groups/1368591710214855 Feb 23 – 26, 2023 – Ranch Helibeaters Fun Fly at The Ranch at Creek Feb 23-26 - RCHO Chillout in Knightdale, NC March 17-19, 2023 - Amps Heli Smack Fest - Miami, FL April 12 -16, 2023 - Ircha West at Clovis RC Club April 27-30 - Spring Fling at FARC in Fredericksburg, VA May 6th, 2023 - Buckeye Blade Scrape Mat 19-21 - 2nd Annual Helicopter "Spring Thing" Cuba, New York June 8th – 11th– Midwest Heli Boyz Full Pitch Fest at Lincoln Sky Knights Club Waverly, NE June 22-25th - SPNOFF Molalla, OR June 23-25 Dragonfly 3324 Apperson Rd Eastbend NC 27108 July 13-16th, 2023 - Ohio Heli Throwdown July 28 -31, 2023 - RC Helicopter Nationals at Muncie, IN August 1-10 - F3c/F3N World Championships at Muncie, IN August 9-13 - IRCHA Jamboree at Muncie, IN August 25,26,27 2023 - 20th Annual Northeast Model Helicopter Jamboree - Palmyra, NY August 31-September 3, 2023 - Heli Extravaganza(HEX) - Triple Tree Aerodrome Woodruff, SC September or October 2023 – High Desert Heli Hoedown at Samsarg Field Fernley, NV September 2023 – Mile High Heli Showdown – Denver, CO Area September of Early October 2023 - High Desert Hoedown October 2023 - Hanover RC Heli Smackdown 2023 October 2023 - Midwest Heli Boyz presents Heliween - Atlantic, Iowa November 2023 - Southwest Heli Rodeo - Arizona
Christopher Prieto is a champion pitmaster and the self-proclaimed #BBQNerd. He is the headliner for the second annual Pinehurst Barbecue Festival, Sept. 2-4, 2022 in the Village of Pinehurst in North Carolina. Prieto is of Puerto Rican descent and was raised in Texas, a state synonymous with great barbecue. In recent years, Prieto and his family moved to the Raleigh suburb of Knightdale where he owns and operates the enormously popular Prime BBQ restaurant. The Paradise in the Pines podcast recently made the journey to visit Prieto at his BBQ heaven to talk about his craft, his passion and ministry for all things barbecue, life as a Food Network star with his recurring appearances on the popular show “BBQ Brawl” and his role, along with six other pitmasters at the Pinehurst Barbecue Festival. We can attest, we ate like kings after the show recording as all meats, sides and even the killer bread pudding was unmatched and we cannot wait to go back!
Let's take a trip with Out and About TV to the Greensboro Science Center and to Knightdale's new food hall concept Craften. Get more info about the Greensboro Science Center: https://www.greensboroscience.org/ Craften: https://craftenfood.com/ Out and About TV - https://www.wral.com/entertainment/out_and_about/page/17753251/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Let's take a trip with Out and About TV to the Greensboro Science Center and to Knightdale's new food hall concept Craften. Get more info about the Greensboro Science Center: https://www.greensboroscience.org/ Craften: https://craftenfood.com/ Out and About TV - https://www.wral.com/entertainment/out_and_about/page/17753251/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Christopher Prieto is a champion pitmaster and owner of PRIME Barbecue in Knightdale, N.C. His journey into cooking and the world of barbecue began when he was a child. Today, after years of cooking on the professional barbecue circuit, Christopher believes he has finally achieved what he considers “barbecue excellence” with his own signature style that fuses together elements of Texas, Kansas City and North Carolina flavors. Christopher was featured on season 5 of the TV program “BBQ Pitmasters” and published his first book with Southern Living titled “Ultimate Book of BBQ: The Complete Year-Round Guide to Grilling & Smoking.”
Here's a bonus episode and a simulcast of the new podcast Sound Palate with Kitty Kinnin of 96.1 BBB on the radio! Kitty sits down with our co-host of the NC F&B Podcast, Max Trujillo, to discuss his brand new food Hall, Craften - opening up in Knightdale, NC this Friday, Feb 11th. She also gets into Max's previous music career, how he and Matt Weiss met, then created the NC F&B Podcast and more... There's also a little Raider talk because they're both die hard fans. Support our Sponsors: Need a Gig? Go to GigPro NCFB! and get your first gig, free of charge, from GigPro! SPOT ON Tech that helps your business grow. Call Tanya 858-213-7820 or email her tanyam@spoton.com Drink Joe Van Gogh Coffee! Proof Alcohol Ice Cream Think Differently About Dessert Triangle Wine Company Use promo code 'NCFB' at checkout! The NC F&B Podcast is Produced and Engineered by Max Trujillo of Trujillo Media For booking or questions about the show, contact: max@ncfbpodcast.com or matt@ncfbpodcast.com
"Lost and Found," with guest speaker Pastor Mick Bowen. Luke 15 Pastor Mick Bowen can be found at Faith Baptist Church in Knightdale, NC. Or at http://www.faith-baptist.com Anchor of Hope Baptist Church is an Independent Baptist church located at: 2613 Lakeview Drive Rossville Georgia 30741 We would love to have you visit! Our service hours, mailing address, calendar of events, and much more can be found on our website: https://aohbc.org
Newsweek has named Dr. Aleshia Luu, an optometrist for The Eye Institute, an eye care provider with offices in Raleigh, Wake Forest, and Knightdale, NC, One Of America's 150 Best Optometrists for 2021. Read the full article at https://youreyeinstitute.com/top150 (https://youreyeinstitute.com/top150)
Rev. Kris Cooper preaches at Reconcilliation Church in Knightdale, NC. He preaches from the text Psalm 61:1-8 with the title, ‘Jesus: A Rock to Lean On.' He let's the church know you will cry in life, God will sustain you, & will give you a mission to praise. We pray you grow in the classroom of Grace!
Chef Will Glass, co-owner and co-founder of HotSugarPop LLC, was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. Will developed a passion for Culinary Arts in high school and attended Johnson & Wales University in North Miami, earning a bachelor's degree in Culinary Arts.While at Johnson & Wales, Will immersed himself in school activities, becoming a member of the Leadership Team, Special Functions Team, and Collegiate Ambassador Team. After graduation, Will enlisted in the United States Army Reserve as a Food Service Specialist and later commissioned as a Food Service Warrant Officer. Will has multiple overseas and stateside deployments and currently serves as the Food Advisor for the 518 Sustainment Brigade in Knightdale, NC. Will has also worked in several hotels, restaurant, and hospitals on the East Coast.Will is married to the former Tiffany Templeton and they have three children. Their oldest son Tye has several food allergies and they struggled to find foods for him to eat. However, one of the foods Tye can eat is popcorn. Will and Tiffany popped popcorn for Tye as a snack for his lunch daily and soon began to experiment. Together they developed a recipe for kettle corn, and began sharing it with their friends, family and coworkers. In 2016, Will and Tiffany brought their snack to Fayetteville and in 2018 launched HotSugarPop.Today HotSugarPop can be found in several stores throughout Fayetteville, online, and the the HotSugarPop's main location and manufacturing facility at the Cross Creek Mall.CULINARY SCHOOL AFFILIATION: Johnson & Wales University, North Miami, FLWebsite: https://www.hotsugarpop.comYouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnD41DX2o66kmedqOgEULUAHSP's Mt. 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Each episode we bring you the best stories from people around the food service world whose lives have been influenced, impacted, touched and/or enriched, for good or for bad, from their culinary school experience. And this Podcast is dedicated to telling their story!From current students and alumni to faculty and administrators, this interview style podcast allows for longer, more in-depth, open discussions about issues, stories and tales surrounding culinary school. We hope you will listen in and learn what each of our guests has to say as we talk to them about their relationship to culinary school, as well as their journey, the people who helped them, and their goals and dreams for the future. Join us as we ask and discover, “What's your culinary school story?” RESOURCES:Audience Response Hotline: (207) 835-1275 {Comments, Suggestions or Questions)Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/FoodMediaNetworkCSS Podcast Website: http://www.culinaryschoolstories.comChef Educator Podcast Website: http://www.chefeducator.comMain Website: https://www.foodmedianetwork.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/DrChefColinFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrProfessorChefTwitter: https://twitter.com/ChefRocheInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/CulinarySchoolStories NOTE: If you want to share your culinary school story in a future episode, all you have to do is go to http://www.culinaryschoolstories.com and download the guest questionnaire at the bottom of that page. Once you fill it out, email it back to us. After we review it, we will be back in touch to set up a date and time to talk!MUSIC: "Family Montage" by Biz Baz Studio, YouTube Audio LibraryCulinary School Stories is a proud member of the Food Media Network! Copyright 2021Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/culinaryschoolstories/donations
I Trust Self is a family based company. We here to show love and respect to the world! This is a turn for the best actually a win for the crew. Thank Everyone The Three 'F' (Family) (Friends) (Fans) Host @sheenatamikah @clack58_blkbennjerry @vantheman973 @dollasignison Guest A Great Ones : Lo aka Marcus Smith Guest #2 Big Mike (LOL) Guest #3 Shoota aka IG page DaShoota Artist from Knightdale aka Tree City --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/itrustselfpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itrustselfpodcast/support
Knightdale, N.C. native and former Duke soccer player Darrius Barnes is back in his native state as Charlotte FC's director of business operations. A former MLS player and executive in the league's New York office, Barnes talks about the run-up to Charlotte FC's inaugural season and the sport's business end.
This week, I sat down with my girl Rani, and discussed leaving our small hometown of Knightdale, NC. We touched on what it felt like to be an outsider, how our views have changed since leaving, and how much we both seriously needed to get out. We also discussed our On Repeat music, and a whole lotta other nonsense (because that's what we do best).
Dr Adam J. Palo joins us to talk about how he adapted his optometry business to thrive during these uncertain times, and we also chat about his vision for his new farm. Check Dr Palo out at The Eye Institute with two locations in Raleigh,NC and one in Knightdale, NC. If you'd like to help the FredTalk grow then please share an episode with a friend.
In this episode I chat with Chris Prieto from PRIME Barbecue in Knightdale, North Carolina. See all things PRIME Barbecue here: https://prime-bbq.com Pre-Order here: https://prime-bbq.com/pre-order/ See PRIME Barbecue on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/primebbq Check them out on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/primebbq Follow them on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/PrimeBBQ See Chris on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/barbecue_nerd/ PRIME Barbecue Hours: Tuesday - Saturday. - 11AM - Sold Out Located at: 403 Knightdale Station Run, Knightdale, NC 27545 This chat was so great. It was actually supposed to happen over a year ago, but it seems like it was fate to happen now because we got a chance to explore what it was like to open a dream restaurant(one he bad been planning for 2 years) during the pandemic. He opened Cinco de Mayo and goes into depth the build up to realizing that his opening would be completely different than he imagined and all the hurdles and fluctuations they had to go through to turn a sit-down business into a completely to-go one. For his restaurant he obsessed over every single detail and goes into great depth about this in our chat. He also talks about his relationship with his mom and dad and how upsetting it was to not have them there for the opening. He goes into insane detail about everything they are offering and the logic that goes into why they are on the menu. It sounds incredible. Especially options like Creekstone Brisket, scratch-made sausage, lechon and red beans and rice. This restaurant is 100% of what he dreamt about and he has been preparing himself for his entire life for this.
While Proverbs 31 is often regarded as a chapter encouraging women (and rightfully so), there is much, much more beneath the layers. Today we finish our series on Proverbs by taking a look at four different perspectives on life, love, and wisdom that can be gleaned from Proverbs 31. Text: Proverbs 31Come visit us in person! To learn more about our church visit: www.WeAreBethany.com/plan-a-visitTHIS SERMON CAN BE VIEWED ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL:https://youtu.be/QTnPpIkbMjQWorship Service of Bethany Baptist Church (Wendell, NC/Raleigh, NC)September 6, 2020NOTE: We had several technical glitches in today's recording, to include a popping sound in our mic during the sermon. We are working to remedy this issue as fast as we can.
Prime BBQ in Knightdale opened its doors during a pandemic. Owner Christopher Prieto explains how they are navigating the coronavirus and why he is a self-confessed BBQ nerd. Learn more about Prime BBQ - https://prime-bbq.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Prime BBQ in Knightdale opened its doors during a pandemic. Owner Christopher Prieto explains how they are navigating the coronavirus and why he is a self-confessed BBQ nerd. Learn more about Prime BBQ - https://prime-bbq.com/
Hey hey hey, (This is me, pretending I’m dropping my first single on my first rap album. It’s fine.) In this episode, dive into (not really) horror stories that are beyond entertaining. Kortney doesn’t point out kayla’s snorting, so you shouldn’t either. Listen for tips, whether you’re a momma, a caregiver, a nanny, and everything in between. Please know, our opinions are ABSOLUTELY biased. If you disagree with us, great! Disagreement is healthy! If you would like to chat about your disagreements or share any silly stories about the kids you’ve had to deal with, contact us here! Tryingtocommunicatewithkayla@gmail.com *kids names are beeped out for privacy, thank you for understanding AD INFO: Go to family owned EL SENOR in Knightdale (right outside of Raleigh) for your Mexican food needs. They have THE BEST margaritas, chicken nachos, burritos, fajitas, and more. Check out their website for their location, phone #, and tell your server/ or friend at the checkout that the “(Trying to) communicate with Kayla” Podcast sent you, and you’ll receive 10% off your bill. http://www.elsenormexican.com/ *alcohol NOT included in discount
It's "Terrific Tuesday" as Reese, K-Mac and Jasmyn deliver an update on the coronavirus pandemic and discuss Tom Brady being spotted working out at a Tampa park, bulk chicken in Knightdale, Draymond Green letting loose on Kevin Durant and new experiences being raffled for the All-In Challenge. In addition, NC State linebacker and NFL Draft prospect Larrell Murchison joins the show.
Host Andrew Baxley brings on his former AAU Basketball Coach DeShannon Morris to talk about faith, family, and basketball. Coach Morris, otherwise known as Coach D, talks about how he values improving his players and improving others over winning as a coach and provides some of his insights on how he relaxes before every game and what are some qualities in players that coaches don’t like at all. Next, Coach D talks about some of the most important qualities a father must possess and how the phrase “a family who prays together stays together” relates a lot to his family. Coach D also stresses that he tries to live out his favorite bible verse of all time, Phillipians 4:6 everyday in life and while coaching basketball. “Don’t worry about nothing.” At the end they talk about AAU Basketball and some of the best experiences they had together at the big stages like winning third place at Nationals in Orlando and playing in Spartanburg, SC. They also talk about what a high school basketball player needs to do to get at the next level and how to prepare mentally for the next stage. Coach D is currently the head men’s basketball coach at GRACE Christian High School and for the AAU organization Carolina DreamChasers. He lives in Knightdale, NC with his two daughters, his son, and his best friend, his wife. Listen to this podcast to learn more how to be healthier in spirit, mind, and body and how to become a great father and a coach, not just for basketball, but in life too.
Rebecca Lassiter is the co-founder of Lassiter Distilling Company, a rum distillery in Knightdale, North Carolina. Rebecca shares why she and her husband decided to move across the country and start a new business in an industry they knew nothing about, while pregnant with their first child. She shares the strength she gets from her father and what she learned after his sudden heart attack a few years ago. Rebecca and Tim discuss the importance of setting goals and breaking points, life advice from her husbands 100 year old grandmother, and why it's so important to acknowledge that things get hard and not everybody's life is going as perfectly as they portray it to be.Please write a review for We're Only Human at https://ratethispodcast.com/woh
EDUCATION Residency: Madigan Army Medical Center, Tacoma, Washington, Family Practice, 1991-1994. Medical School: Wake Forest University School of Medicine, MD, 1991. Masters: James Madison University, MBA, Business Management, 1982. College: U.S. Naval Academy, BS, Engineering/Int’l Relations, 1973. MEDICAL EXPERIENCE September 2006 -Present – Physician in a full-service family practice clinic that was designed and built by me in 2009. “Knightdale Family Medicine”, in Knightdale, NC is currently operated by UNC Physicians Network as part of UNC Health Care organization. 2008-2019 - Managing partner of Knightdale Medical Partners, LLC, designed, built, owned and operated a multispecialty 14,000 square foot facility providing Family Practice, Cardiology, Chiropractic, Physical Therapy, and support services to the Knightdale, NC community. September 1991- August 2006 – U S Army. Commanded various clinics providing full-service family practitioner providing inpatient and outpatient obstetric, pediatric, medical, outpatient surgical and gynecologic services to a diverse population, with ages from birth to elderly geriatric patients, for both military and civilian institutions. Chief of the Department of Deployment Health, Womack Army Medical Center, Fayetteville, NC, responsible for medical care to deploying and returning soldiers to Iraq and Afghanistan. Command Surgeon, (1997-2000) US Army DELTA Force providing rapid deployment special forces combat medical services worldwide. Commander, (2000-2003) Robinson Health Clinic providing full service pediatric, family practice and obstetric services to the 18,000 soldiers and families of the 82nd Airborne Division, Ft Bragg, NC Deployed to Iraq (2003-2004) with the 82nd Airborne Division. Built and operated a forward area combat clinic providing emergency, mass casualty, and routine care for soldiers in a combat environment. While deployed in a combat zone, delivered the only American baby of the war to date, for a USAID worker that needed help. Developed, coordinated, and arranged for 700 Iraqi physicians to come to Baghdad for the first medical conference in 25 years to update that country’s physicians about changes in medicine across multiple specialties. Flew in 32 US and British doctors as teachers for the Iraqi Medical Specialty Forum, who also helped Iraq form their first medical organization of physicians. Command and General Staff College Graduate. August 1994-2000 - Provided weekend inpatient pediatric (1994-1996), and inpatient internal medicine services to Cape Fear Medical Center, Fayetteville, NC as a rotating hospitalist covering medicine, CCU, ICU, and cardiac surgical step-down patients. July 1991-June 1994 – Army Family Medicine Residency, Tacoma, Washington, with rotations in primary care, pediatrics, dermatology, emergency room, surgical and medicine subspecialties, and obstetrics/gynecology programs, where the Army’s most challenging cases were managed from around the United States. OTHER EXPERIENCE Author – Six Days of Impossible Navy SEAL Hell Week, a Doctor Looks Back FriesenPress (November 13, 2017) Hell Week has never been described so effectively. Six days in Hell define every SEAL that finally moves past their mind's point of no return. This real-life story is about the men of BUD/S Class 81. Robert Adams, MD brings the experiences of his class into view with real, bone chilling, difficult to believe, experiences. This is described, in frightening detail, by the men that lived through the frigid cold, filthy muddy days, and body destroying events of a winter Hell Week. Eleven of seventy men went on to graduate and serve over 40 years in almost every SEAL or UDT team, with honor. Read their real time stories and (most importantly) learn why these eleven men succeeded when so many others failed. Nine years as a corporate manager involved with business development, finance, planning and operations. Provided technical services in systems acquisition, computer systems analysis and development, engineering management, and logistics systems implementation. Naval officer, USS Hamner (DD-718) Division Officer and Navigator. U.S. Navy SEAL CDR (SEAL) U.S. Navy, 14 years. Army physician for 18 years with numerous leadership jobs in clinic management, medical systems management. Special operations medicine as the Army DELTA Force Command Surgeon. Colonel (retired) U.S. Army Medical Corps. Author: Six Days of Impossible – Navy SEAL Hell Week – A doctor looks back, published 2017. A story about his BUD/S Class 81 training during the awe-inspiring Hell Week that divides SEAL hopefuls into graduates and others. AWARDS/PUBLICATIONS o Published “Making Doctors – A New Approach”, Teaching and Learning in Medicine an International Journal, Spring 1989. o Published “The National Board Examination (Part I ) as a Performance Measurement Tool – One Student’s Perspective” in the North Carolina Medical Journal, July 1990. o Accepted for publication 1990 Consultant “ Lichen Myxedematosus” a dermatology patient profile. o AAFP Family Medicine Interest Group Leadership Award – AAFP National Congress of Student Members, 1990. o First Prize in the 1991 North Carolina Medical society Student essay contest on medical education. o President, Bowman Gray Family Medicine Interest Group, 1990-1991. o Robert P. Vidinghoff Memorial Award for aptitude and devotion to the field of Family Practice, Bowman Gray School of Medicine, 1991. o Guest faculty speaker at the plenary session of the American Association of Anesthesia Educators on “Problem Based Learning”, October 1991. o Published “Dad “’ an essay on death and dying, in the North Carolina Medical Student Journal, April 1992. o Published 2014 and 2016, Fish Alaska magazine, “Final Drift” fishing in Alaska stories. o Published a non-fiction novel Six Days of Impossible – Navy SEAL Hell Week, A doctor looks back, 2017 Friesen Press. o U.S. Army Order of Military Medical Merit Award (lifetime achievement) 2004. o Legion of Merit Medal - Army o Bronze Star Medal – Army Iraq combat award o Defense Meritorious Service Medal – Army Bosnia combat award o Meritorious Service Medal - Army o Naval Special Warfare (UDT/SEAL) Insignia, Army Master Parachutist Badge (static and freefall), Army Flight Surgeon Badge. o Best Doctor 2007 East Wake County– East Wake News Reader’s Choice Award o Best Doctor 2010 East Wake County – Triangle East Magazine Reader’s Choice Award o Best Doctor 2011 East Wake County – Triangle East Magazine Reader’s Choice Award o Best Doctor 2014 East Wake County – Triangle East Magazine Reader’s Choice Award CERTIFICATIONS American Board of Family Medicine - Board Certified, 2015 North Carolina Medical License MEMBERSHIPS U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association – Life Member Navy UDT/SEAL Association – Life Member Military Officers Association of America – Life Member American Legion – Life Member Disabled American Veterans – Life Member American Academy of Family Physicians North Carolina Association of Family Physicians North Carolina Medical Society Websites: www.vlcnc.org
Will Glass is the co-owner and co-founder of HotSugarPop LLC! He developed a passion for Culinary Arts in high school and attended Johnson & Wales University, in N. Miami, earning a bachelor’s degree in Culinary Arts. After graduation, Will enlisted in the US Army Reserve as a Food Service Specialist and later commissioned as a Food Service Warrant Officer. Will has multiple and overseas and stateside deployments and currently serves as the Food Advisor for the 518 Sustainment Brigade in Knightdale, NC. So, he knows his way around food! Will is married to the former Tiffany Templeton and they have three children. Their oldest son Tye has several food allergies and they struggled to find foods for him to eat. However, one of the foods Tye can eat is popcorn. Will and Tiffany popped popcorn for Tye as a snack for his lunch daily and soon began to experiment. Together they developed a recipe for kettle corn, and began sharing it with their friends, family and coworkers. In 2016, Will and Tiffany brought their snack to Fayetteville and in 2018 launched HotSugarPop. Will has worked closely with the business counselors with the Small Business Technology Development Center, located in the Fayetteville State University College of Business and Economics. Their guidance and assistance have helped HotSugarPop become Fayetteville’s favorite snack. Today HotSugarPop can be found in several stores throughout Fayetteville and the first HotSugarPop location launched this first week in November at the Cross Creek Mall. AUDIO: Check out more here: https://www.hotsugarpop.com/ SUBSCRIBE to the YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/2PGm5FK FREE STUFF: https://linktr.ee/Provenbyruben Create your OWN podcast: https://amzn.to/2DWKFKL
This is the first episode with Ashley hosting solo! New format! 9/11 moment of silence News: 2 Knightdale daycare workers get arrested, 6th person to die from vaping, Trump/Chrissy Teigan Twitter war Fashion Trend/Tip (new segment): Leopard is super trendy this fall RHOC & BIP Recap
What should you look for in a real estate agent before you begin working with them? Are HOAs good or bad? What does it mean to buy a house “as is”? Angie will answer these questions and more as we go through the mailbag. Full show notes here: https://www.acolerealty.com/blog/how-to-choose-a-real-estate-agent-and-other-questions-from-the-mailbag/ ----more---- 0:39 Closing Recap: Investment property Edward and Meredith, who were referred from a past client, just closed on an investment property. They found a rental investment property near NC State. Set to close in less than 30 days, they had a quick process to buying this property. You have to think about the long-term, not just a quick fix. 8:23 Choosing a real estate agent Berta has done lots of research about working with a real estate agent but is having a hard time deciding. How can she narrow it down? Make sure to compare their marketing, pricing strategies, and the personality fit. Once you start working with them, you're “married” to them through closing. You want them to look out for you and your best interests. Do not always go with the agent that gives you the best price--choose the agent who is honest and educates you. 13:58 Avoiding an HOA Emily in Holly Springs is not a fan of HOAs and their restrictions. Is she missing out on some great homes? Remember that about 75% of homes in the Triangle are probably managed by an HOA. Every HOA is different, some are minimal. There are some neighborhoods that are strict, but many are lenient. An HOA is there to maintain values in your neighborhood. You'll likely need to go on the outskirts of town to find a home without an HOA. 17:00 Buying as is Stone in Wake Forest wonders what he should know about finding a home “as is” and what that means. All homes in North Carolina are sold as is in their current condition. There is an understanding that both parties will be reasonable when it comes to due diligence. When real estate agents make it clear from the beginning, that is stating that the seller is not as willing to negotiate regarding repairs. 21:16 Selling with a tenant Tabby in Knightdale is having a hard time selling her home and is paying two mortgages right now. Will having a renter in her old home make it harder to sell? Yes, it is more difficult to sell a home with a tenant still in it. Tenants do not keep the home as tidy as an owner would, but they also may deny the showing requests. The new owner will have to honor existing lease agreements. Get In Touch: Find out the value of your home! Click Here! Get answers questions on home inspections. Click Here! Subscribe: Apple Podcasts - Google Podcasts - Spotify - Stitcher The Host: Angie Cole - Contact - Call: 919-538-6477 Show Transcription: Note: This is an automated transcription. Please forgive the robots if they made any mistakes...
Area Marketing Director, Lisa Greene of Zaxby's keeps breaking the glass ceiling. Amazingly, her influence produces the top performing restaurant franchises in her marketing territory. Lisa shares the secrets to maintaining success on everything she sets her mind to and how she is a true trailblazer for women.
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This week, we feature three segments. Locals Respond To Far-Right Doxxings First, we'll feature a statement about recent doxing of a number of anti-racists in the Asheville area by far-right keyboard warriors. A Jailhouse Lawyer Speaks About #PrisonStrike 2018 After that, we feature an interview with Dee, an anonymous incarcerated organizer affiliated with Jailhouse Lawyers Speak. In this conversation we ask about the effectiveness of the #August21 2018 Nationwide Prisoner Strike, the push to move prisoners under storm threat as these increase under climate change, repression and changes in response to the strike, mail limitations in PA prisons, standardization of increased security in Ohio, outside support and organizing, critiques of the methods of NPS2018, and more. Check our show notes for links to more info concerning the strike. If prisoners want to communicate with and/or join JLS, Dee suggests in some words near the end of the show that they reach out to: Jailhouse Lawyers Speak P.O. Box 1076 Knightdale, NC 27545 And you can find JLS on fedbook or twitter to keep up with their organizing In our final section of the show, you'll hear a report by audio comrades in Germany about the recent resistance to the destruction of the Hambach Forest by authorities. The clearing of the ancient forest is to create the largest open-pit lignite coal mine in Europe on behalf of the corporation RWE, which sells to Netherlands, Germany & the UK. Lignite has a carbon content of around 60-70%, has a low energy yield, and is responsible for 1/3 of CO2 emissions in Germany. This segment shows up in the November 2018 episode of B(A)DNews, Angry Voices from Around The World from the A-Radio Network, of which we're a proud member. Keep an eye on our podcast stream and website for a link to this episode coming out in the next couple of days. Local Doxxings Within the last week, over 15 people were doxxed by white supremacists in our community. Here is most of a collective statement released a day or two after the fact by some of those folks: They've targeted more than twenty people they believe are involved in anti-racist organizing in North Carolina. They've posted information such as our home addresses, places of work, family members, license plates, social media profiles–whatever information they could find. They seem to be fixating on trans and nonbinary people in particular, and delight in trying to deadname and misgender us whenever possible. Some of us, and some of our family members, have received harassing messages. They wrote about us like it's some big secret that we oppose fascism, that we oppose racism, that we oppose all forms of bigotry and oppression. It's not a secret. We weren't hiding. We are not ashamed. This isn't a plea for sympathy. Our friends and immediate community have been amazing. Rather, this is a message to let you know that if you ever find yourself targeted by neo-Nazis and the far right, you are not alone. None of us need to face this rising tide of fascist scum alone. We have each other. Robert Bowers, the Pittsburgh Synagogue shooter, actively and publicly chatted with alt-right trolls who had doxxed anti-racist activists. He even discussed violence against anti-racists in our region. This is probably a good time to think seriously about your online security and that of your family members and friends. But staying safe isn't just a matter of changing your Facebook settings or making your Instagram private. It's a matter of us showing up for each other. Of us not letting them intimidate us, not letting them isolate us. Not letting them stop us from our work. Especially when the work is stopping fascism. To read the full statement, you can visit https://ashevillesolidarity.tumblr.com/ , where you can also see a list of bands and businesses which have been included in the current harassment. And of course, there are ways to donate and send support! For an article about this (released just as our radio show was airing), including a statement by Firestorm Books contextualizing the specific harassment they've received, you can visit The Asheville Blade, which you can donate to here! To support Firestorm Books, our local anarchist community space and bookstore, you can join their Community Sustainer's Program or leave them a positive review on Facebook, Yelp, wherever you can. Additionally, for a really excellent walk through of how to help prevent this kind of thing happening to you or your crew, you can visit the Smiling Face Collective guide to preventing doxxing. This site can be easily adapted into an interactive workshop, because let's face it, wiping your presence off the internet is a tedious, upsetting, and grueling process which is designed to wear you down. It's always better to do this in groups! You can write to us about your experiences with internet hygiene, good, bad, or whatever, at tfsradioshow@protonmail.com Rural Organizing Against Racism Benefit For those in the Western NC area, there will be a Fall Fundraiser to benefit rural organizing and resilience on Friday November 30th at 6pm at the Marshall Container Co. which is located at 10 South Main Street, Marshall, NC. The event will center around a cornbread and chili dinner and will include several surprise musical guests! Support Anti-Fascist Protestors in Philly And finally, if you are in the position to donate to those injured yesterday fighting the Proud Boys in Philly and elsewhere, you can go to this rally.org page. Remember that if you donate to do so anonymously! . ... . .. Playlist here.
Home for the Martini Mortgage Group at Benchmark Mortgage is Raleigh, North Carolina. The Martini Mortgage Podcast is record in Raleigh, North Carolina and Raleigh is located in Wake County. Episode 019 of the Martini Mortgage Podcast is all about Wake County. How many people live in Wake County? How many municipalities are there is Wake County? How big is Wake County Public School System and how does it rank on a national level? What is the county seat of Wake County? How many people move to Wake County every day? WOW, so many questions and they are all answered in episode 019 of the Martini Mortgage Podcast. Your host, Kevin Martini will be sharing some random thoughts you need to know about Wake County, North Carolina. Kevin Martini is the Branch Manager and Senior Mortgage Strategist with the Martini Mortgage Group at Benchmark Mortgage. Kevin Martini | NMLS ID 143962 | Branch Manager | Martini Mortgage Group at Benchmark Mortgage | Ark-La-Tex Financial Services, LLC NMLS ID 2143 | 5650 Six Forks Road, Suite 101 Raleigh, NC 27609 | (919) 238-4934 | www.KevinMartini.com | Kevin.Martini@Benchmark.us | Equal Housing Opportunity
Visit www.highsandlowspodcast.com for show notes, including clickable links. Stephanie is a mom to many- mainly two tiny adorable humans but as you'll hear she also considers her pets- a dog, and 2 indoor pigs- her children as well. Stephanie shares about a hard time for her child and for her family. We discuss the importance of open communication with children and having honest dialogue. We also discuss the importance of therapy and doing what is best to help our kiddos and ourselves heal. Listen to the end when Stephanie flips the script and makes me answer HER ending question first. While this conversation touches on hard subjects, you'll see that as friends we can still have a good time too. I hope you enjoy listening in on this conversation and I hope that you hear us both when we say therapy is the best.Stephanie is:Watching- This is UsReading- Are You There Vodka? It's me ChelseaLoving- being a parent to her children, pets, and plants!Eating- well in her case, drinking, Starbucks. Stephanie used to be a barista & her and her husband are the most frequent Starbucks drinkers I know. Starbucks in Knightdale, listen for your shout out because they all know her, very well.
Visit www.highsandlowspodcast.com for show notes, including clickable links. Stephanie is a mom to many- mainly two tiny adorable humans but as you'll hear she also considers her pets- a dog, and 2 indoor pigs- her children as well. Stephanie shares about a hard time for her child and for her family. We discuss the importance of open communication with children and having honest dialogue. We also discuss the importance of therapy and doing what is best to help our kiddos and ourselves heal. Listen to the end when Stephanie flips the script and makes me answer HER ending question first. While this conversation touches on hard subjects, you'll see that as friends we can still have a good time too. I hope you enjoy listening in on this conversation and I hope that you hear us both when we say therapy is the best.Stephanie is:Watching- This is UsReading- Are You There Vodka? It's me ChelseaLoving- being a parent to her children, pets, and plants!Eating- well in her case, drinking, Starbucks. Stephanie used to be a barista & her and her husband are the most frequent Starbucks drinkers I know. Starbucks in Knightdale, listen for your shout out because they all know her, very well.
Lance welcomes the listener to the Red X Podcast. This episode features Private Investigator, Michael Longmire from the North Carolina Board of Massage and Body Therapy. Nicole also reports on a recent sting in Knightdale. Lance Olive shares a recent date night with wife Cheryl in which they watched the movie, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter And Nicole tells the story of wiping out in a roller skating race at a local rink. As an icebreaker, Lance asks questions about New Year’s Eve trivia. Did you know that in Spain, it’s tradition to stuff a grape into your mouth for every bong of the clock at midnight? It's called The Twelve Grapes of Luck. In Mexico, the color of your underwear reflects your hopes for the new year and in Denmark, neighbors throw pots and pans at neighbors’ doors as a symbol of well-wishing. Nicole reports on a recent sting operation to shut down an illegal massage business operating in a small North Carolina town that was a front for a brothel. The business was being run by a woman. An employee from a neighboring business in the same strip mall had provided the original tip to police that resulted in their shut down. On this episode, Nicole interviews Private Investigator, Michael Longmire who was hired by the NC Board of Massage and Bodywork Therapy. Michael clarifies that the term “massage parlors” has a connotation with adult establishments and that unlicensed massage establishments are referred to “illegal massage businesses”. The legal massage industry seeks to close illegal massage businesses, many of them operating as brothels, and hired Michael two years ago to investigate these illegal establishments. Michael estimates that there may be as many as 500 illegal massage businesses in the state and that there are 9,000 across the country. He says that these businesses are “almost like slavery”. Victims working for sexual services have no other choice. They are often undocumented from either China or Korea, live in the establishment and are required to work long hours without adequate pay. Michael also says that the reason they are here is because there is a demand. Many of the victims get lured or forced into the industry with the hope of sending money back to their families in their native countries. The Board wants to encourage communities to pressure these businesses to close and to offer victims services. The illegal massage businesses are typically easily identified: advertisements promote the person providing the service rather than the service and include language such as “provides a happy ending.” Many of the ads are posted on backpage.com. The establishments might also restrict clientele to men and prohibit services to those of certain races or under a certain age. They are open 7 days a week, 12-14 hours a day and are often located in a strip mall or even in larger malls. Clients may be seen parking far away from the business and “sneaking” into the front door. Legitimate massage and bodywork businesses require licenses and continuing education. North Carolina is working on a database that interested customers can reference to see if a business is operating legally. There are documented cases of coercion being involved with keeping the victims in the business. Michael says that Polaris recently received a tip that there was someone being physically forced into a business after being pulled from a car. In another case, a woman who had escaped a business and left the state later reentered NC and began working in another business. The original business owner, discovered the woman at the second business and assaulted her. In addition to coercion tactics, victims are often kept in place because of debt bondage they have incurred to the business owner. Typical rescue efforts don’t include places for the victims to stay that include culturally sensitive care. For example, there is nowhere for victims to receive counseling in their native language. Furthermore, victims need special legal assistance to handle their potential illegal immigration status. If you suspect an illegal massage business, contact your state’s Board of Massage and Bodyworks Therapy or local law enforcement. More law enforcement will need additional training to human trafficking training to appropriately respond to the specific needs of massage victims. Michael also says that there is a need for Chinese Americans to come alongside efforts so that there will be more culturally sensitive responses as well as to put pressure on the Chinese American business owners to shut down. If you are in North Carolina and wish to report a potential illegal massage business, call 919-546-0050. Or, you can go to www.bmbt.org and file a complaint. You can also contact Michael Longmire through the website if you’d like to learn more about the issue or have him speak to your group.
In this premiere episode, Pastor's Robert Dowen & Aaron Dowen discuss "A Powerful Church", the importance of prayer, and the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
For this month's episode, we hosted Dr. Les Stein, who came to see us at our new office in Knightdale, North Carolina to talk all things leadership. Dr. Stein is a retired colonel in the Marine Corps, and has been the school leader at charter and private schools in Raleigh, Durham, and Burlington, NC. Dr. Stein has taught at Meredith College and Northeastern University in Boston. He is also an author of an amazing book Education Disrupted, which is available on Amazon, in which he discusses the school transformation process, one that he saw through in two failing schools with great results. Together we talked about school leadership and military leadership, what it takes to turn around failing schools, and what Dr. Stein likes to focus on when building a staff and a culture in a school. Dr. Stein is a wealth of knowledge, and we are pleased to bring to you on the principal's office podcast, our conversation with Dr. Les Stein. 2:22 What can you tell us about leading a school in comparison to leading in the military? 6:20 Do you think that school report card grade accurately indicates school quality? 8:36 The warning signs of school failure 13:35 What role does the school's leader have in the failure or recovery of schools? 18:00 The failure of many principals today 21:05 Why is it so hard to find and retain quality leaders? 25:50 What qualities do you seek in your team when rebuilding a school? 29:40 What role do the kids have in school turnaround? 36:11 The best advice Dr. Stein gave Tom 5 years ago 41:55 How would you recommend that any educator would use your book? 48:15 How would you define success in a school? 53:22 What has changed in what you have learned about education leadership? 58:05 How do leaders make sure that they sustain leadership after you leave? 1:04:05 Thoughts on tolerance of personal agendas 1:09:50 Advice on launching your new school year If you like what you hear, please learn more about what we do at Leaders Building Leaders, where we aim to be the difference maker in the leadership development of individuals and organizations. We work across the charter school landscape in North Carolina and beyond to support the governance, academics, operations, and leadership of schools that want to grow. Learn more at www.leaders-buidling-leaders.com
Welcome to this week’s podcast. We had a Great Christmas and a very quiet New Year celebration. We traveled a lot between where we live and Raleigh, Wake Forest and of course, Knightdale. It was all fun and sometimes entertaining, our son-in-law was in their church Christmas play. It was a great play that had […]
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