Podcast appearances and mentions of kurt wilson

Hosted by nonprofit coaches Tim Needham and Mary Valloni, each episode of the Start and Grow Your Nonprofit Podcast is designed to bring together nonprofit entrepreneurs who have successfully built impactful organizations from the ground up. Join us as we dive into their journeys, share their insights, and learn how to start and grow a strong, sustainable nonprofit that transforms lives, communities, and the world. In this episode, our coaches chat with Kurt Wilson, Founder and Executive Director of Pray for the Lou. From small prayer gatherings to massive citywide prayer walks, Kurt's inspiring story of obedience and faith offers valuable lessons for nonprofit leaders everywhere. We'll explore: The origin and vision behind Pray for the Lou. Uniting churches and neighborhoods through prayer. Overcoming challenges and gathering community support. Lessons on handling highs and lows in nonprofit work. Kurt's advice for staying focused and trusting the process. For more information about Pray for the Lou, visit https://www.prayforthelou.org/ or on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube Connect with Kurt on Instagram or Facebook. Have a question for our coaches? Visit our podcast page. For more information about Nonprofit Academy, visit http://startandgrowyournonprofit.com/. To contact Tim, email tim@startandgrowyournonprofit.com. To contact Mary, email mary@startandgrowyournonprofit.com.

In this episode, Executive Director of the Western Riverside Council of Governments Kurt Wilson talks with students from the UC Riverside School of Public Policy about community development, disproportionate minority contact deficiencies within the criminal legal system, and regional governance and collaboration.    About Kurt Wilson: Dr. Kurt Wilson serves as the Executive Director of the Western Riverside Council of Governments (WRCOG), bringing over 25 years of local government leadership experience. A native of the Inland Empire, Dr. Wilson has held senior management roles in five cities across the West Coast and served in both state and federal capacities, including two gubernatorial appointments from former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. His career highlights include guiding the City of Stockton through a financial recovery from bankruptcy to becoming one of the most fiscally healthy large cities in the U.S. Dr. Wilson is also an educator, teaching courses in public policy and government operations, and has held leadership roles such as Vice President of the California affiliate of the International City and County Management Association.  Learn more about Kurt Wilson via https://www.linkedin.com/in/kurt-wilson/ Podcast Highlights: "There was a time in our history... that once someone is convicted of doing something, we sort of throw them away... and then when they come out, having been in that environment, we're somehow surprised that things didn't get better." -       Kurt Wilson on the topic of the evolution of reintegration processes into society, post-incarceration.  "A lot of equity efforts fail because they're presented in a way where there's a clear winner and subsequently a clear loser. The person who feels as if they're being attacked, or that they're likely to lose is inherently going to push back. We see that in issues of race, we see that in issues of policing, all of our social issues, it's a very similar theme where we're not starting from the same place. By understanding that from the get-go, you're able to come up with some concepts to make a little bit more sense." -       Kurt Wilson on the topic of equity efforts and how framing can affect public perception of key issues.   Guest: Kurt Wilson (Executive Director, Western Riverside Council of Governments) Interviewers: Rachel Strausman (UCR Public Policy Major, Dean's Chief Ambassador) Esa Hasan (UCR Public Policy Major, Dean's Ambassador) Music by: C Codainehttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/Xylo-Ziko/Minimal_1625https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Xylo-Ziko/PhaseCommercial Links:https://spp.ucr.edu/ba-mpphttps://spp.ucr.edu/mpp  This is a production of the UCR School of Public Policy: https://spp.ucr.edu/ Subscribe to this podcast so you don't miss an episode. Learn more about the series and other episodes via https://spp.ucr.edu/podcast. 

Kurt Wilson, founder of Pray for the Lou (short for St. Louis), shares amazing testimonies and stories of unity and prayer in St. Louis. The ministry's goal is to ignite prayer in the Church of St. Louis and bring unity to the city. They organize an annual event called Pray for the Lou Day, where churches prayer walk their neighborhoods simultaneously and come together for worship and prayer.This year, they took it a step further and held 50 hours of non-stop worship, prayer, and reading of the Word in a downtown office building. The event saw participation from worship teams and prayer leaders from dozens of ministries.Prayer walking is a key strategy for their ministry, where they pray “on-site with insight”, for specific needs in neighborhoods. Kurt's passion for unity and prayer was birthed during his missionary experience in China, where he realized the importance of working together as the body of Christ to reach a city or people group.

Clint Scott and Dr. Mike Gustafson discuss the heavy Texas Tech sports weekend starting off with some indoor Track and Field talk, a flashback to Kurt Wilson's Walk off steal vs Texas in 2022 and a preview into this weekend's series vs the Longhorns, great news comes from Texas Tech baseball as Brady Trombello has been released from the hospital and he will start rehab and is expected to make a full recovery, a little preview into Texas Tech Basketball taking on the Baylor bears as well as another flashback to 2022 as Kurt Wilson wins the game vs Texas with a WALK OFF GRAND SLAM, welcome in Chois Woodman as he and Clint Scott talk Texas Tech baseball and the upcoming series vs the Texas Longhorns. 

The holidays have returned to Appalachia and with it, a dusty band of wandering performers led by the enigmatic, yet haunted Lord Alastair Olivier (Wes Johnson). Still changed in spirit since performing, "A Christmas Carol" last year, a heart once cold has begun to thaw and with it comes the terrible yearning to recapture a lost memory. A rare collaboration from the factions in the region has resulted in the rebuilding of WSAZ-TV, West Virginia's first television. A lost holiday classic is about to be recreated and broadcast...but sometimes nostalgia can be a trap. Staged as part of the Fallout For Hope charity drive to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, we are joined by Bethesda's Pete Hines with the who's who of video game voice actors from Fallout 3, 4 and 76 and beyond. EDITOR'S NOTE: As this was performed live via the Internet, in some spots audio quality isn't our usual standard, and we hope you'll forgive it. A Post-Apocalyptic Parody Inspired by the Writings of Jean Shepard Written and adapted by Dave Volkmar and Kenneth Vigue. Broadcast directed by Kayce Baker. Featuring an orchestral score by Zac Nelson CAST & VOICE TALENT Paul Eiding – Narrator, Durien Groves Wes Johnson - Old Man Parker, Alastair Olivier Pete Hines - Santa Claus, William Lamont Jan Johns - Mother Parker, Miss Cordelia Benjamin Plessala - Ralphie Parker, Matt Ryans. Rhys Becker - Randy Parker, Skip Wilkins Jon St. John – Flick, Cousin Eddie, Will Fairbanks, Billy Danny Shorago – Schwartz, Rudolph, Kurt Wilson, Mr. Shirley, Crankfist the Raider, Super Mutant #3 Ellen McLain – Lucy Fields, Miss Shields, Mrs. Claus (Ad), Aunt Clara John Patrick Lowrie – Joe LaChance, Scut Farkus, Yukon Cornelius Peter Jessop - Captain Cosmos, Carl Fisk Bill Lobley - Radio Announcer, Store Announcer, John Hewitt, Editor Chip Joslin – Grahm, Grover Dill, Swede the Neighbor Dr. Mark Hauswirth - Dr. Zorbo, Brian, Super Mutant #1, Real Santa Dave Volkmar - Christmas Tree Man, Black Bart Kayce Baker - Female Head Elf Matt Bartlett – Male Elf, Tech #1 Alexander Luthor - Tarquin Blowhard Clint Winberry – Freightman, Super Mutant #2 Kevin Chenard – Mama Murmurgh Email and business inquiries: fchad@fallout76podcast.com I hope to see you all in the Wasteland... CHAD: A Fallout 76 Story and its websites are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Bethesda Softworks LLC, ZeniMax Media Inc., Microsoft Corporation, or their affiliates or subsidiaries. All logos, designs, and product and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. It does not reflect the views or opinions of either company or anyone officially involved in producing or managing Fallout 76. All other content on this site is copyright by the author, and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Audio program ©2023 Kenneth Vigue - All Rights Reserved. No reproduction of this content is permitted without express written consent. This content is protected by Digital Millennium Copyright Act Services Ltd. © --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fallout76podcast/message

We have a conversation with Erik Wilson (son of radio legend Kurt Wilson) of Survival Enterprises. He tells us things about life in Idaho that we didn't even know to ask. He also talks with us about his father and his untimely passing. Program this number into your phone we want to talk with you. (325)261-0892 If you are driving down the road (we want you to be safe) you can listen to our audio only live stream here: https://www.radioking.com/play/midnight-radio2 The Armchair Survivalist Radio Show The Armchair Survivalist Podcast FBI Caught with Their Pants Down : 31 members of the white nationalist Patriot Front arrested near an Idaho Pride event Survival Enterprises Murderer Map Disclaimer! This is a place to discuss your WAS (wild azz speculation), WAT (wild azz theories) and TAT (tame azz theories) safely without judgment. We encourage you give your tips; anything you have seen with your own eyes or heard with your own ears to law enforcement. Clips are played under the conditions of FAIR USE. This show is for entertainment and or information purposes only. No literal meaning should be taken or inferred. We do not encourage anyone mentioned in this video to be contacted or harassed. We would love to hear from you! Call and leave us up to a 3 min message. Call Us: (325)261-0892 Contact us by email: midnightrad.io101@gmail.com Visit our Website for episodes, articles and merch: www.midnightrad.io Leave us an audio message here: https://anchor.fm/midnightrad/message If you live overseas the option above is the best way to contact us . --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/midnightrad/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/midnightrad/support

LIVE from the 2022 Roswell Rotary Golf and Tennis Tournament: Kurt Wilson, Mayor of the City of Roswell (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 539) Kurt Wilson, Mayor of the City of Roswell, joined host John Ray at the 2022 Roswell Rotary Golf and Tennis Tournament, LIVE at Brookfield Country Club. They discussed Kurt’s involvement in […] The post LIVE from the 2022 Roswell Rotary Golf and Tennis Tournament: Kurt Wilson, Mayor of the City of Roswell appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

LIVE from the 2022 Roswell Rotary Golf and Tennis Tournament: Kurt Wilson, Mayor of the City of Roswell (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 539) Kurt Wilson, Mayor of the City of Roswell, joined host John Ray at the 2022 Roswell Rotary Golf and Tennis Tournament, LIVE at Brookfield Country Club. They discussed Kurt’s involvement in […]

Freedom Ochoa (@freedomochoa), & Kurt Wilson (@maninblackstl) join New John Simmons (@newjohnsimmons) to talk about revival in schools, Albert Pujols and more.

Kurt Wilson (@maninblackstl) is the founder of Pray for the Lou. testimonyhouse.org

Kurt Wilson (@maninblackstl) joins Kevin (@eskew.kevin) & John (@newjohnsimmons) to discuss the recent St. Louis RevivalFest hosted by Ben & Jodie Hughes and Patricia King and Pour Out Ministries. #testimonyhouse #letschangestl #revivalfest #revival #newjohnsimmons #kevineskew #kurtwilson https://www.testimonyhouse.org

We are dedicating the month of June to student-athlete entrepreneurs. During this episode, we speak with Grant Frerking. Grant is a wide receiver at the University of Tennessee, but he has also started and grown several companies. He is the CEO of Metro Straw, a multimillion-dollar Atlanta-based ground cover company. He is also the president of NIL U. Grant describes how he balances his time as an athlete, a student, and a business owner. He speaks about initiating deals with his teammates to promote Metro Straw and also how he utilizes his NIL to grow his businesses. He describes the education provided through NIL U.We discuss our favorite recent nillies, including Tyler Shough's deal with Thacker Jewelry and Kurt Wilson's deal with R B Run Sports. To learn more about our Nillie platform, visit nillie.io or email contact@victreefi.com.Check out Dryft Pro here.In This Episode: VicTreeFi on Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | Website Name Image Likeness: Instagram Grant FrerkingMetro StrawNIL UDryft ProTyler SloughThacker JewelryKurt WilsonR B Run Sports

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In this Club Red we discuss Duke ending Texas Tech's tournament run and season (2:10), look back on what an incredible season it was and shout out the seniors one last time (13:46), and look ahead to the offseason that has already arrived (26:53). Then we head to the diamond where Kurt Wilson's heroics gave Texas Tech a huge series win over the Longhorns (34:22). #WreckEm

Kurt is the director of Pray for the Lou, a city-wide prayer movement in St Louis. He carries a pastor's heart and with a missions mindset, he also leads Iris St Louis. His heart is to see the local church and missions movement work together to bring the gospel to neighborhoods and nations. Kurt does this work together with his wife Brooke and their 3 kids.

In today’s episode, Matthew chats with Kurt Wilson, founder of Pray for the Lou in St. Louis, Missouri. They discuss what prayerwalking is and how it can change a city. Kurt is St. Louis born and raised, and has always had a heart for his city. He tried for a [...] The post #0069 – Uniting A City Through Prayerwalking with Kurt Wilson appeared first on Presence Pioneers.

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Show notes: Kurt's BackgroundCreating a Strength & Conditioning Major at ONUMaking sure Strength & Conditioning Coaches are clinically readySorting through the JargonImproving through CovidBridging the Strength Lab, Athletic Training, and AthleticsPat Ivey - Person over TitleLicenses & AccreditationRick DanisonClinical MentorshipBeing able to talk the science simply enough that people can clearly understandMusic: Death From Above 1979, 'If We Don't Make It We'll Fake It'Recorded Oct 16, 2020 on Instagram Live 

International development and feedback systems consultant Kurt Wilson discusses the tension between growth and grief during a pandemic in any major development process. Learn more about Kurt at www.effectx.com and visit us at www.beyondcovid.live.

Kurt Wilson (Guest) November 10th, 2019

Let's Change St. Louis talks about what God has done, will do and is doing in our city. Hosted by Kurt Wilson and John Simmons. letschangestl.com testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg

Let's Change St. Louis talks about what God has done, will do and is doing in our city. Hosted by Kurt Wilson and John Simmons. letschangestl.com testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg

Let's Change St. Louis talks about what God has done, will do and is doing in our city. Hosted by Kurt Wilson and John Simmons. letschangestl.com testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg

Let's Change St. Louis talks about what God has done, will do and is doing in our city. Hosted by Kurt Wilson and John Simmons. letschangestl.com testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg

Let's Change St. Louis talks about what God has done, will do and is doing in our city. Hosted by Kurt Wilson and John Simmons. letschangestl.com testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg

Let's Change St. Louis talks about what God has done, will do and is doing in our city. Hosted by Kurt Wilson and John Simmons. letschangestl.com testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg

Let's Change St. Louis talks about what God has done, will do and is doing in our city. Hosted by Kurt Wilson and John Simmons. letschangestl.com testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg

Let's Change St. Louis talks about what God has done, will do and is doing in our city. Hosted by Kurt Wilson and John Simmons. letschangestl.com testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg

Let's Change St. Louis talks about what God has done, will do and is doing in our city. Hosted by Kurt Wilson and John Simmons. letschangestl.com testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg

Let's Change St. Louis talks about what God has done, will do and is doing in our city. Hosted by Kurt Wilson and John Simmons. letschangestl.com testimonyhouse.org facebook.com/testimonyhouses youtube.com/testimonyhouseorg

Today's special guest is Kurt Wilson, President at Effect X. Effect X helps nonprofits move from concept to implementation with facilitation, planning, and grant writing. WIlson's background in professional philanthropy sheds light on interests of donors, and significant experience in fundraising and marketing gives him insider knowledge of non-profit organizational needs. In this session, learn: How charities can "think like a business" when creating a project plan Tips for new nonprofits to move from good intentions to implementation The importance of donor communication The top 3 most common challenges Wilson observes in charity clients To learn more about the services of EffectX and plan a consultation regarding the feedback systems of your organization, contact Kurt at kurt[at]effectx.com

Kurt Wilson of Freedom St. Louis IRIS (Heidi Baker's ministry) shares of trips to Africa and inner city ministry to downtown St. Louis. This episode hosted by Lydia Imhoff.Support the show (https://tithe.ly/give?c=285228)

From municipal bankruptcy to universal basic income. Kurt Wilson, the City Manager of Stockton, California, has managed the city through a lot of change. Kurt came on GovLove for a wide ranging conversation that covered his path into public service, principled policing in Stockton, working for Governor Schwarzenegger's administration and more. He described what it's like to manage a City through the bankruptcy process and how Stockton will be the first city to pilot a universal basic income program. 

Is customer experience important in the on-demand economy? In this episode, we're interviewing Kurt Wilson (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kuwilson/), the director of customer care and central sales at Breather (https://breather.com/) - the network with over hundreds of workspaces, serving as a complement to the typical office. In today’s discussion we’ll cover a handful of fascinating topics: - The role customer experience plays in the on-demand economy. - The importance of feedback and how to collect the right data. - Why net promoter score is the most important KPI for any on-demand company. - We also cover topics on Zendesk, signals vs noise, and customer retention...among many other things. How to spread the love: Share the podcast with your coworkers | Subscribe | Review us | Follow us on twitter: Dispatch (twitter.com/dispatch_me) and Todd(twitter.com/todd_stew) Music: www.bensound.com & www.jamendo.com

When Erwin Byrnes died, it was not exactly sad. That's because his wife of 63 years and his family were ready when he picked the day and time to open the valve of his feeding tube and ingest the right dose of prescribed medicine to drift off. Montana's Death With Dignity laws are pretty unique. This story explains why. Also in this episode: 3-2-1 Polo! Making up the rules on a parking garage in the shadow of a mountain.   Photo credit: Kurt Wilson of the Missoulian. Used with permission.

The University of Manchester is taking a unique approach to prescription training for its medical students, using a bespoke augmented reality app to support the learning process. Lead for prescribing, senior clinical lecturer at Manchester Medical School, and GP, Dr Kurt Wilson - who also sits of the national assessment board for the Prescribing Safety Assessment - and senior innovation developer at Jisc, Matt Ramirez, talk about the solution they’ve developed, and how it’s enhancing learning and teaching.

The University of Manchester is taking a unique approach to prescription training for its medical students, using a bespoke augmented reality app to support the learning process. Lead for prescribing, senior clinical lecturer at Manchester Medical School, and GP, Dr Kurt Wilson - who also sits of the national assessment board for the Prescribing Safety Assessment - and senior innovation developer at Jisc, Matt Ramirez, talk about the solution they’ve developed, and how it’s enhancing learning and teaching.