Podcast appearances and mentions of kyle mckee

In Today's episode, we had the lovely company of a Godly human, Kyle McKee. kyle is the Head Coach at Capitol Strength & Conditioning, lover of learning, a genuinely great human. We talked about how Kyle got into the field of Strength and Conditioning, his entry into coaching overs, and his awesome past of being a youth preacher, truly some amazing things my geezy has done. Hope you get some gems out of this conversation. Download it. Listen to it. Enjoy it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Fordham Conversations host Kyle McKee talks television with acclaimed critic Matt Zoller Seitz, the co-author of TV: (The Book) 2 Experts Pick the Greatest American Shows of All Time.

This week, SF filmmaker Kyle McKee joins us to review the 2018 remake of the cult horror film Suspiria. We also discuss how Kyle was a true pioneer of making Shrek cool and mull over some important Shrek-related questions like 'is Shrek a fuckboi?' 'is Shrek more of a twink or a bear?' and 'do Shrek's ears look like prolapsed anuses?'. PLUS we dig into some 90s nostalgia and discuss Hook and Goosebumps! Follow us on Instagram: Dominic Mercurio - @dominicmercurio Laura Weinbach - @foxtailsbrigade Kyle McKee - @kylehansonmckee

In episode 26, we share some sad yet hopeful news — the Voices podcast will be shutting down. After a year of creating some great conversation, continuing to learn & evolve, Kyle & I are ready to move on to other adventures. Listen in as we share a little bit more about the "end of an era" and learn about some great podcasts, resources and communities you can continue your journey with!

On today's episode, Fordham Conversations host Kyle McKee talkes television with acclaimed critic Matt Zoller Seitz, the co-author of TV: (The Book) 2 Experts Pick the Greatest American Shows of All Time.

On this week's show, Fordham Conversations host Kyle McKee talks with historian Angel Hernandez about the legendary gothic writer Edgar Allan Poe.  While Poe is known for his poems and short stories like The Raven, The Tell Tale Heart, Anabelle Lee, and The Bells, few may realize his deep connection to New York City, and especially the Bronx.  Angel Hernandez is the Director of Programs and External Affairs at the Bronx County Historical Society.  He joins the show to talk about Poe’s writing, life, legacy, as well as Bronx History.

On this week's show, Fordham Conversations host Kyle McKee talks with members of “Teens for Food Justice.”  It's an organization that gives New York City teens an opportunity to learn about and grow healthy, organic, sustainable food.  On the show is organization President Kathy Soll, Unison Middle School Assistant Principal Amy Pillar, and two of the program's students.