Podcasts about Lander University

Garrett Smith and Andrew Blanton are the special guests on Episode 212 of the Rapala #WeAreCollegiateBass Podcast.  The two Lander University anglers recently won the Bassmaster College Series National Championship contested at Lake Hartwell in Anderson, SC.  Garrett and Andrew weighed in a three day total weight of 49 pounds to secure the major National Championship victory.  Last season, Lander University finished the year ranked 10th in the Bass Pro Shops School of the Year presented by Abu Garcia.  This victory will go a long ways in helping the team from South Carolina to achieve its goals this season.  Tune in now to hear the anglers talk about the win!

Some of the best bass fishing in America is happening on the college circuit. And as these leagues have expanded, they've become the ultimate proving grounds for professional bass fishing. In this episode, news editor Dac Collins sits down with Garrett Smith and Andrew Blanton of Lander University, who won the 2024 Bassmaster College National Championship over the weekend. Here's how they think about the competition, the strategy they need to succeed, and what's next. Read more: https://www.outdoorlife.com/fishing/college-fishing-bass-pros/ Edited by Mike Pedersen / Eighty Five Audio. Guest hosting by news editor Dac Collins. Produced by executive editor Natalie Krebs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Pete Jansons and Joe Weiss in this episode of the Lake Forest Podcast as they interview Tosi Ufodike, an experienced community leader, wife, mom, and small business owner from Hawthorn Woods. Tosi discusses her journey from Nigeria to America, her passion for community service, and her candidacy for state representative in the 51st District. Learn about her views on taxes, public safety, education, and the importance of local elections. Don't miss this engaging conversation on local politics and community engagement. Tosi Ufodike for State Rep  https://tosiforrep.com/ https://tosiforrep.com/#about https://www.facebook.com/TosiforRep Palatine Hometown fest Heart of Glass July 4 https://palatinejaycees.org/hometown-fest/htf-entertainment/ Meet Tosi Tosi Ufodike is an experienced community leader, wife, mom, and small business owner from Hawthorn Woods. Committed to community service, Tosi was elected to serve as a Trustee on the Ela Township Board, where she chairs the Parks & Recreation Committee and serves as second chair for the Health & Wellness Committee. She is also an ambassador for her hometown of Hawthorn Woods and was appointed to the Hawthorn Woods Bloom Committee by the Mayor. She and her husband are members of the Lake Zurich Chamber of Commerce. Tosi currently serves on the Foglia YMCA Advisory Board. Believing in the importance of early childhood development and education, Tosi and her husband opened their first childcare center, Kiddie Academy of Hawthorn Woods. As mom to two active teenagers, Tosi has been a cheer mom, track mom, cross country mom, tennis mom, and swim mom. She is active in Lake Zurich District 95 schools, serving as room mom, substitute teacher and volunteer at her children's school. After skipping a grade, Tosi started college at 16 while working her first job at Kmart as a retail shoe sales associate. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Marketing and Management from Lander University. She then worked at a local credit union while earning her Master's in Business Administration (MBA) from Clemson University. Upon graduation, Tosi earned a spot in the prestigious General Electric (GE) Financial Management Training Program (FMP). After FMP, Tosi worked as an auditor, traveling the world focused on financial and operational process improvements. She is a certified Six Sigma Quality Black Belt, earned her Certification in Risk Management Assurance (CRMA), and achieved her Illinois Director Credential (IDC). Tosi learned the value of education and hard work from her parents. Her father came to America from Nigeria to study journalism and met her mom at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. He became a journalist and later a small business owner, and her mother earned her PhD, teaching in public school for over 40 years. Tosi's grandfather was a hardworking farmer who instilled in his family a love for America and the importance of supporting American farmers and local small businesses. Tosi resides in Hawthorn Woods with her husband of close to twenty years, Chidebelu, who works for Walgreens. They have two children, Zina and Yadi, and Lucky, their dog, as well as two goldfish. They attend The Chapel church in Lake Zurich. #CommunityLeadership #LocalPolitics #TosiUfodike #LakeForestPodcast #PublicSafety #Education #Immigration #LocalElections --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lakeforestpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lakeforestpodcast/support

It's another BACK TO COLLEGE episode and this time we're going to Lander University to speak with Dr. David Zinn or their Sport Management Faculty. David has a tremendous background in coaching and athletics and today he shares his story and BEST PRACTICES on The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educational-ad-podcast/support

Lander University Head Wrestling Coach R.C. LaHaye joins us for episode 247.  Fresh off their second straight runner-up finish at the NCAA D2 National Championship and their second individual National Champion in school history; Coach LaHaye stopped by to fill us in on the Bearcats program and Lander University in Greenwood, South Carolina.  In his 5th season Coach LaHaye was the 2023 Div. II National Coach of The Year, a 2023 South Carolina HOF Honoree, the 2022 - 2023 Super Region II Coach of The Year, and the Head Coach of four top-10 NCAA Div. II teams.  The Bearcats were led by home grown talents, David Hunsberger who won the NCAA D2 National Championship at 165 lbs! Hunsberger wrestled at Byrnes High School. Juan Edmond-Holmes was the NCAA D2 National Runner-up at 285 lbs! Edmond-Holmes wrestled at Goose Creek during high school.Lander by the numbers in 2023 -2024 NCAA DII Runner-Up / NCAA SRII Champions / Conference Carolinas Champions / 1 National Champion / 2 National Finalists / 6 All-Americans / 9 National QualifiersStay Connected Lander Bearcats Wrestling Bearcat Wrestling InstagramCoach LaHaye's Instagram Coach LaHaye's Twitter

Anderson Jones from 4th ranked Lander University got the victory at Clark Hill Lake for the second event of 2024 on the Bassmaster College Series.  Anderson joins host Kyle Curry on this episode of the Rapala #WeAreCollegiateBass Podcast.  We start by talking to him about the event and how he caught the winning fish.  Following that, Anderson talks about the current season of the Bass Pro Shops School of the Year presented by Abu Garcia and what has led Lander University to being ranked 4th.  Then, to wrap up the interview, stay tuned to hear Anderson talk about his journey as an angler and what led him to fish at Lander University.

This week on The Mental Matchup, Brooke Kelly joins the podcast. Brooke is on the women's lacrosse team at Lander University. She opens up about how her love of lacrosse started, how she learned that it's ok when things don't go perfectly, and what drew her to the school she eventually transferred to. Brooke emphasizes the importance of being grateful and we are so grateful that she is on The Mental Matchup!Check out The Mental Matchup hereCheck out Morgan's Message hereFollow Morgan's Message here

I'm talking to author Allistar Banks on Book Talk Radio Club. Allistar is a multi-genre author with books as far ranging as a Positivity Journal for adults to a charming children's book titled Lenny the Lizard and His Green Scarf! I might add that Allistar also writes poetry as well as recipes to tackle Diabetes. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications from Lander University. A McCormick, South Carolina native, she is a lover of southern cuisine, the mountains, local art, and history. Today I'm going to chat with Allistar about her most recently published book The Silent cries of Sarah Crossroads. You can listen in and find out more about Allistar at https://www.booktalkradio.info/allistar-banks

In Episode 105 of the Inside Bassmaster Podcast, Ronnie Moore and Kyle Jessie invite Collin Smith onto the show. Smith is the most recent and final qualifier for the 2023 Bassmaster Classic via his Team Championship Fish-Off Victory at Lake Hartwell.The trio talk about his experience at Lake Hartwell, moment by moment of the Team Championship, his college fishing influence at Lander University and more! #podcast #bassmaster #fishing

Allistar Banks is a multi-genre author of several books ranging from children to young adult fiction. A Professional Pet Sitter by day, and novelist by night, she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications from Lander University. A McCormick, SC native, she loves southern cuisine, the mountains, local art, and history. Allistar Banks was born and raised in McCormick, South Carolina. Ms. Banks is a graduate of Lander University in Greenwood, SC, and received her Bachelor's Degree in Mass Communications in 2013. The Author has been featured in the Index-Journal, The Press and Banner, McCormick Messenger, and in Lander University's magazine for her books. Ms. Banks has been featured on various print and online media as well. Follow Allistar Banks, Author on Social Media Facebook: http://Facebook.com/AllistarAuthor/ I share my books and readings and events I will be story-telling and signing books. Instagram: http://Instagram.com/AllistartheWriter/ I promote my books and share motivational quotes and inspirational topics on self-love and persevering through difficulties. Twitter: http://Twitter.com/AllistarBanks I share my books and readings and events I will be story-telling and signing books. TikTok: http;//TikTok.com/AllistarBanks I promote my books and share motivational quotes and inspirational topics on self-love and persevering through difficulties. Website: http://AllistartheAuthor.com Host Contact: www.drajrbutler.com Donation to Ministry: www.graceprojecthomes.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/momentsofgrace/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/momentsofgrace/support

In the world of Goalkeeping there are legends and then THERE ARE LEGENDS! Van Taylor has been involved in our country's soccer landscape for over 50 years. As a High School and College All-American, a 20 year Professional, College Head Coach and Athletics Development Director at Lander University. Van's pro career included playing in the NASL against international icorns like Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and of course Pele. At Ft. Lauderdale Strikers Van backed up Gordon Banks- one of the top 5 Goalkeepers of all time. Truly a goalkeeping pioneer, Van Taylor shares his stories and memories with EV and Greg on the latest episode of the 3 Old Goalies brought to you by thesqwad.com. Join us, won't you?

Paul, Jenn, and Ben kick off season three with a pair of guests - Benjamin Dobbs, Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Music Theory and Composition at Furman University, and Shana Southard-Dobbs, Associate Professor of Psychology at Lander University. They share their work exploring the efficacy of growth mindset strategies in the music theory classroom along with the benefits of performing cross-disciplinary scholarship of teaching and learning research.

In this episode of the Lander University History and Philosophy podcast we discuss our own Jackson Library's David and Mash and Lisa Wiecki's new book "Lander University." Our two authors tell us about how they acted like to detectives to organize the materials in the Lander archives and library to create records which they then put formed into a narrative that served as the core of this exciting new book. Here is the Amazon link if you would like to order "Lander University": https://www.amazon.com/Lander-University-Campus-History-David/dp/1467107980.

Campaign 1996For me it was the campaign of my lifetime.  No race ever equaled the life altering impact of that year in my life. This was the year that I got to see up-close two of the political figures I most admired, Senator Bob Dole of Kansas and Strom Thurmond. The South Carolina Presidential Primary turned out to be the most important of all the primaries that year as Bob Dole was in a fight for his political Presidential survival and two Governors and Strom Thurmond stepped in to help him win it. Then that same organization stepped up to insure that Strom Thurmond was re-elected to a 8th term. I was a tiny little cog as a volunteer and College Republican Chairman at Lander University in Greenwood S.C. and after graduating I helped out in my hometown of Myrtle Beach. I had been around politics all my life but it was 1996 that I got to be right there, for the first time, at the feet of two of the political figures I most admired as they campaigned across South Carolina, first in the upstate for Dole and then for Thurmond in the Low Country. In the Thurmond race there really was only one issue and that was the Senator's age. National publications were trying to cast doubt on the Senator's mental fitness ( a totally bogus charge, I was there and the man was amazing) , the Democrats from Washington D.C. had recruited a billionaire member of the Springs Mills family, a huge textile company, in Elliot Close, and finally there had begun an influx of new residents into the state that were not as familiar with Thurmond's actual record of constituent service as the native Carolinians had been. If ever Senator Thurmond appeared to be vulnerable in his 74 year career, this was it. But D.C. just did not know S.C. as well as it thought it did. Thurmond put together an incredible team to shore up his political defenses. He had two governors, Carroll Campbell and David Beasley working on his behalf, arguably one of the best Republican Party Chairmen in the nation  in Henry McMaster working for him, and three legendary political campaign people working on his behalf in Manager Tony Denny, and consultants Cindy Carter Thompson and a very young Robert Cahaly (The Trafalgar Group) all on the team.  Not only that, he had the State's Lieutenant Governor Bob Peeler and its Speaker of the House David Wilkins on Board and Myrtle Beach's famous State Representative Mark Kelly all working overtime to insure Thurmond won.  And let's not forget, the two day - 10 county nonstop bus trip across the state, known as "The Thurmondator Bus Tour" where Strom Thurmond himself barnstormed the state, courthouse to courthouse, festival to festival, just like a campaign of old. Elliot Close did not know what hit him. This episode is that story and you will be able to relive as much of it as I was able to save. By the time this show is over you will be quoting the Godfather of Soul, James Brown, "I feel Good!!!"  As Mr. Brown makes an appearance  to help Senator Thurmond celebrate this final election victory to capstone his incredible life and career. ** I wish to acknowledge the fine work of WIS TV 10,  SC ETV, and CNN for their news broadcasts that we used in putting these three podcasts together, much of which was aired over a three day period when the senator passed away. The Lowcountry Gullah PodcastTheculture, history and traditions podcast where Gullah Geechee culture lives!Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

It's not news that the housing market it very competitive right now. Interest rates are high and it's a seller's market. It is so important to be equipped with the right information before and during the homebuying process. This episode's guest is Candace Spann, an experienced and knowledgable realtor who dishes on all things home buying. Grab a pen and paper, press play, and soak up all of the tips that Candace has to offer on this episode of Breaking Bread. Candace Spann is a Charleston native, creative, designer, & loves her Geechee Gullah culture. Alumna of Lander University, 2013, where she earned a B.A. in Business Marketing & Management. Candace began working with a local New Home Construction Builder 7 years ago and she was promoted every year since day of employment. Candace is a New Homes Construction Realtor, Certified Interior Designer (Charleston School of Interior Design), Community Advocate, & also a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. In 2016, Candace started her business called Abundant Life Restore which is an Interior Design Company that specializes in affordable & fresh design styles. She also has a home accessory line of natural soy hand poured candles called “The Charleston Experience”. The business name came from the bible verse John 10:10, where the same abundant life she was given, she gives to each space she redesign. Candace loves everything about the real estate industry. From building relationships with new clients and finding their dream home, to designing their homes after it closes, it all really warms her heart. Candace loves to give back to the community through educating people of where they lack knowledge. She aspires to give back to the community through empowering & educating others on the importance of real estate, ownership, wealth, & relational equity. One of Candace's goals professionally is to own a single-family home construction & land development company and offer classes for financial literacy for future homeowners. Connect with Candace: Website: Home | AbundantLifeRestore Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/CandaceSpannTheRealtor/ Instagram: Candace Spann, REALTOR®️ (@_candacespanntherealtor) • Instagram photos and videos E-workbook: The Financial Piece - Monthly Budget E-Workbook | AbundantLifeRestore

Jerry Edwards is an Assistant Coach with Jacksonville University, a NCAA Division I program located in Jacksonville, Florida. A quick background on Jerry, he is a graduate of N.C. Wesleyan and began his collegiate coaching career there as an assistant coach in 1998. Then, from 2000-2001 he spent two seasons as the pitching coach at Eastern Kentucky. He then ended up at Lander University for one season in 2002, from 2003-2005 he was the Head Coach at Hiwassee College, and from 2006-2008 coached at Louisburg College. Then Coach Edwards went back to Eastern Kentucky from 2009-2012, from 2013-2019 he coached at UNC Greensboro, and in 2020 he was hired on at Jacksonville University. In this podcast, we start off talking about his experiences coaching at the different levels of collegiate baseball, including Division I, II, III, and JUCO. We than discuss how players can use JUCO as a springboard to a higher level, why Coach Edwards recruits JUCO players and the process of recruiting them. Coach Edwards and I also talk about college coaches evaluating players (and other coaches) a their on-campus camps, the art of mentoring young coaches on his staff, and how technology has changed the way you coach pitchers. We also dive into why Coach Edwards still considers himself and old-school pitching coach, how to keep pitchers locked in for a complete bullpen session, and why commanding the fastball is still the most important aspect of pitching in college baseball. Lock into this podcast to hear and learn from Division I assistant coach, Jerry Edwards. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fiob/support

Jason Burke the Head Coach at Lander University, a Division II program in Greenwood, South Carolina. He began his collegiate baseball playing career at Lander University and finished it at Southern Wesleyan University in 2004. Not soon after graduating he began his coaching career, spending 2006-2007 as an Assistant Coach at Wofford University. Then, from 2008-2011 he was Assistant Coach at Gardner Webb University and from 2012-2016 returned back to Wofford University as an Assistant Coach. In August of 2016 he was officially hired on as the Head Coach at Lander University, where he still remains. We start off this podcast asking Coach Burke if he thinks it's smart for a pitcher, at any level, to take a break from throwing and what he believes is the recommended time period. Also, diving into a conversation about what it looks like for one of his pitchers to ramp up and get prepared for the long season. Coach Burke and I also discuss in-season throwing plans and the difference between starting and relief pitchers, as well as in-season lifting. We finish off this podcast talking about picking an instructor and why Coach Burke finds it so important. Lock into this podcast to hear and learn from Southern Wesleyan University Head Coach, Jason Burke. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fiob/support

Kane County Cougars RHP Jack Fox is a great example of what Futures League baseball is all about. While playing college ball for the Emerson Lions, Fox spent a summer breaking our single-season strikeout record on the Westfield Starfires during their inaugural season. The following summer Fox spent some time with the Brockton Rox where he was large a part of a combined no-hitter! After graduating from Emerson, where he was a teammate of our very own Johnny Maffei, Fox took a grad year at Lander University and signed with the Kane County Cougars at the beginning of last summer. Fox is currently spending his winter in Jupiter, FL training amongst the best at Cressey Sports Performance getting ready for his second campaign with the Cougars. Owen and Johnny asked Fox about his journey from D3 to the pros and everything in between! Back To The Futures is powered by ChangeUp, 78Sports, Zorian Bat Company, and Zephyr! New episodes drop every Monday! https://linktr.ee/futuresleague

Episode 1: This week, Greg Junge is our amaaaazing guest! Belinda talks about what she has done lately to bring her best, and Kurtis shares a delicious rooibos chai tea!   Here is a little bit about Greg: Greg has been a real estate investor since 2012 and a Realtor® since 2015. He's originally from Long Island, NY and currently lives in Phoenix, Az with his wife Mandy and their dog Buster. He enjoys reading, personal development/mindset, anything real estate investing related, staying active, travel, and sports. He received his Bachelor's degree from the University of Arizona in Business and Communication, and his Masters degree from Northern Arizona University in Project Management. He's a #1 best-selling co-author of Success Habits of Super Achievers, which features stories from Darren Hardy, Brian Tracy, Mark Victor Hansen, Denis Waitley, Jon Assaraf, Robert Helms, and Kyle Wilson (the 18 year business partner of Jim Rohn). Greg holds an international real estate portfolio and is actively syndicating Residential Assisted Living facilities in Phoenix. His goal is to help other investors passively invest their money to create cash flow (now), and wealth (now and later) through Real Estate Investing. Episode 2: This week, Dr. Rebekah Hannon is our amazing guest! Guest Host Ryan talks about what he has done lately to bring his best, and Kurtis shares a delicious coffee! Here is a little bit about Rebekah: Dr. Rebekah Hannon is a full time Adult Education teacher with the Aiken County Adult Education program in Aiken, SC. She is a 2006 graduate of Lander University with a BA in Political Science. She also holds a Master's in Education in Divergent Learning (2008) from Columbia College and is a 2020 Ed.D. graduate of the University of South Carolina in Curriculum and Instruction with Online Technology Emphasis. Dr. Hannon began her teaching career as a secondary high school social studies teacher where she taught for 12 years. She has taught in multiple schools throughout the state of South Carolina. Dr. Hannon has taught part time with the Aiken County Virtual Academy for the last 7 years, she currently serves as a part time curriculum specialist for the South Carolina Department of Education Adult Education department.  She served as a Google Certified Trainer for Digital Literacy this past year and is busy currently teaching an educational technology graduate course with Augusta State University. A more personal look, Dr. Hannon works as a Senior Tax Analyst for HR Block during tax season and is a real estate investor  of residential townhomes.  She currently resides in Aiken, SC.   Episode 3: This week, Shannon Grissom is our fabulous guest! Kurtis talks about what he has done lately to bring his best, and Belinda shares a tasty beverage! Here is a little bit about Shannon:   Shannon Grissom Artist Statement I'm woo woo. No two ways about it.  I create in the 5th Dimension. Whether I paint a traditional portrait or a band of sock monkeys, my work has always contained a spiritual component. It's not enough for me to get a likeness of the subject. I won't stop until the spirit of the subject leaps off the canvas and speaks to you. No matter what life offers, the intention of all of my creative expressions, is that they focus on the good. Background I was a late bloomer. I didn't discover painting until I was 33! Once I finally realized I wanted to be a professional artist, I was hooked and driven. I'd get up early each day to paint for a few hours before the start of my day job. This demanding schedule was worth the effort. By 1999, I was able to leave my day job and began to create art as a full-time business. And thus began the amazing ride... At 44 I began production of the television series, Give Your Walls Some Soul. The inspirational how-to painting show grew from an audience of one station to over 50 stations across the country. It was seen in over 10 million households, winning numerous awards. It is still airing today. At 46, I published my children's book Monkey Made of Sockies. From that book came a line of licensed merchandise, a coloring book, and the popular Monkey Made of Sockies golf club headcovers that have been carried on tour by several LPGA pros. Today I am an award-winning artist, television producer/host, author, and songwriter. My artwork is licensed and sold globally, and I just launched an online art school "Painterly." So many people have helped me along the way and I am truly grateful. It is my mission to give back by supporting others on their journey.   Episode 4: BYOB By Self Advocating with Trigeminal Neuralgia with Belinda Gravel In today's episode, the hosts talk about what they have done recently to bring their best and enjoy a tasty beverage during the interview. Here's a little bit about today's guest: You know her, you love her! Belinda Gravel is the cohost of the BYOB show.  She has had trigeminal neuralgia for over 15 years.  In today's episode, she is sharing her journey with us.

This week, Dr. Rebekah Hannon is our amazing guest! Guest Host Ryan talks about what he has done lately to bring his best, and Kurtis shares a delicious coffee! Here is a little bit about Rebekah: Dr. Rebekah Hannon is a full time Adult Education teacher with the Aiken County Adult Education program in Aiken, SC. She is a 2006 graduate of Lander University with a BA in Political Science. She also holds a Master's in Education in Divergent Learning (2008) from Columbia College and is a 2020 Ed.D. graduate of the University of South Carolina in Curriculum and Instruction with Online Technology Emphasis. Dr. Hannon began her teaching career as a secondary high school social studies teacher where she taught for 12 years. She has taught in multiple schools throughout the state of South Carolina. Dr. Hannon has taught part time with the Aiken County Virtual Academy for the last 7 years, she currently serves as a part time curriculum specialist for the South Carolina Department of Education Adult Education department.  She served as a Google Certified Trainer for Digital Literacy this past year and is busy currently teaching an educational technology graduate course with Augusta State University. A more personal look, Dr. Hannon works as a Senior Tax Analyst for HR Block during tax season and is a real estate investor  of residential townhomes.  She currently resides in Aiken, SC. Thanks for Joining us for Season 2, Episode 2. Please subscribe, rate, and review the show!

Join Jamie and Maggie Clark with their guest, Barbara Wheeling, as they tackle the topic of the numerology for the year 2022. In this episode, she talks from a numerological standpoint about what is in store for 2022. Barbara has been studying numerology for a long time and has been working with numbers her whole life, given her PhD degree in Accounting.   2022: A Year of Love and Relationships From a number perspective, the sum of the digits of 2022 adds up to six. The number six is a universal year, and according to Barbara, there is more energy emphasis on home, family, community, responsibility, and service. This energy is far different and more harmonious than 2021, which was a five year. She explains that the number five is associated with change, movement, progress, adventure, and travel. She adds that the number five is not very stable, so there is a lot of drama that goes with it. Going back to 2022, Barbara says it is more about love, caring, and relationships – a good energy for healing. Other associations include abundance, home beautification, creating a harmonious home life, and a good year to get married. Barbara clarified that other years are not bad years to get married per se. It is just that the energy is much emphasized for 2022. Despite everything said, it is only a general numerology reading of the year. One's personal year number still has things to get accounted for.   Personal Year Number Besides the universal year number, each person also has a unique personal year number based on their birthday. The personal year number, combined with the universal year number, dictates what energy will be emphasized for 2022. For personal year number one, it is a good time to start something. Number two is about connecting and preparation, and three is more of a creative type associated with socializing and having fun. Meanwhile, it is more about getting things organized and developing a process to create harmony for number four. Five is about growth and is also associated with travel, while six emphasizes everything since it is the same as the universal year number. For number seven, it is about intellectual or spiritual energy and could be a good year for healing. Money and abundance await number eight, which could be great for those in a business or focused on their careers. Lastly, number nine is about service, and 2022 is a good year for charity work, community service, and the like.    About Barbara Wheeling: Barbara Wheeling served as the dean of the College of Business at Lander University. She previously served as dean of the College of Business at Montana State University Billings and associate dean and associate professor of Accounting at Emporia State University in Kansas. She has a Ph.D. in Accounting from the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Numerology was what Barbara had been studying for a long time.   Outline of the Episode: [00:48] What the numerology of 2022 is telling [06:35] Personal year number and universal year number [11:33] Why does a personal year number of two works well with the universal year number six [13:54] Comparison to 2020 and 2021 [18:11] Negative side of numbers in numerology [21:51] Twos and sixes together in terms of empathy and mental health [23:29] Numerology and psychic abilities [27:19] What information can be taken from numerology? [31:07] Numerology based on names [36:19] Does age matter in numerology? [39:50] How to calculate the personal year number   Resources: Email: intuitivenumbers@gmail.com   Connect with Jamie and Maggie! Website: www.psychicevolution.net JOIN THE EVOLUTION in the Psychic Evolution FREE Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/PsychicEvolution Become an Inner Eye Member: https://psychicevolution.supercast.tech/  

Join Jamie and Maggie Clark with their guest, Barbara Wheeling, as they tackle the topic of the numerology for the year 2022. In this episode, she talks from a numerological standpoint about what is in store for 2022. Barbara has been studying numerology for a long time and has been working with numbers her whole life, given her PhD degree in Accounting.   2022: A Year of Love and Relationships From a number perspective, the sum of the digits of 2022 adds up to six. The number six is a universal year, and according to Barbara, there is more energy emphasis on home, family, community, responsibility, and service. This energy is far different and more harmonious than 2021, which was a five year. She explains that the number five is associated with change, movement, progress, adventure, and travel. She adds that the number five is not very stable, so there is a lot of drama that goes with it. Going back to 2022, Barbara says it is more about love, caring, and relationships – a good energy for healing. Other associations include abundance, home beautification, creating a harmonious home life, and a good year to get married. Barbara clarified that other years are not bad years to get married per se. It is just that the energy is much emphasized for 2022. Despite everything said, it is only a general numerology reading of the year. One's personal year number still has things to get accounted for.   Personal Year Number Besides the universal year number, each person also has a unique personal year number based on their birthday. The personal year number, combined with the universal year number, dictates what energy will be emphasized for 2022. For personal year number one, it is a good time to start something. Number two is about connecting and preparation, and three is more of a creative type associated with socializing and having fun. Meanwhile, it is more about getting things organized and developing a process to create harmony for number four. Five is about growth and is also associated with travel, while six emphasizes everything since it is the same as the universal year number. For number seven, it is about intellectual or spiritual energy and could be a good year for healing. Money and abundance await number eight, which could be great for those in a business or focused on their careers. Lastly, number nine is about service, and 2022 is a good year for charity work, community service, and the like.    About Barbara Wheeling: Barbara Wheeling served as the dean of the College of Business at Lander University. She previously served as dean of the College of Business at Montana State University Billings and associate dean and associate professor of Accounting at Emporia State University in Kansas. She has a Ph.D. in Accounting from the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Numerology was what Barbara had been studying for a long time.   Outline of the Episode: [00:48] What the numerology of 2022 is telling [06:35] Personal year number and universal year number [11:33] Why does a personal year number of two works well with the universal year number six [13:54] Comparison to 2020 and 2021 [18:11] Negative side of numbers in numerology [21:51] Twos and sixes together in terms of empathy and mental health [23:29] Numerology and psychic abilities [27:19] What information can be taken from numerology? [31:07] Numerology based on names [36:19] Does age matter in numerology? [39:50] How to calculate the personal year number   Resources: Email: intuitivenumbers@gmail.com   Connect with Jamie and Maggie! Website: www.psychicevolution.net JOIN THE EVOLUTION in the Psychic Evolution FREE Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/PsychicEvolution Become an Inner Eye Member: https://psychicevolution.supercast.tech/  

Jason Burke is the Head Coach at Lander University, a Division II program in Greenwood, South Carolina. He began his collegiate baseball playing career at Lander University and finished it at Southern Wesleyan University in 2004. Not soon after graduating he began his coaching career, spending 2006-2007 as an Assistant Coach at Wofford University. Then, from 2008-2011 he was Assistant Coach at Gardner Webb University and from 2012-2016 returned back to Wofford University as an Assistant Coach. In August of 2017 he was officially hired on as the Head Coach at Lander University, where he still remains. This podcast is all about Developing Collegiate Pitchers. We start off talking about Coach Burke's velocity formula and how he helps his pitchers throw harder. We than continue our conversation about Pitcher Development, discussing comp's with Big Leaguers, teaching spin, creating a 90 mph arm and much more! Lock into this podcast to hear an in-depth conversation about everything pitcher development with Division II Head Coach, Jason Burke. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fiob/support

In this week's episode, we host a student who is as involved as one possibly can be at Lander University. She discusses everything from undergrad to employment opportunities.

Welcome back to the Platform Podcast! Connor Barker started the college process with us back in 2018 and what a ride it has been! Connor first started at an NCAA Division I school, and in 2021 Jan decided to transfer programs. Connor now is based at NCAA Division II Lander University. Check out our chat with Connor! If you enjoy this chat make sure you drop a like! For more information visit www.platformsportsmanagement.com

“L” is for Lander University. Founded in 1872 by the Reverend Samuel Lander.

The Greenwood Promise is a place-based last-dollar scholarship program designed to reach beyond the boundaries of economic need and academic ability. As such, the Promise awards funds to offset the remaining balance of post-secondary tuition and mandatory fees for every high school graduate whose primary residence is zoned for Districts 50, 51 or 52.Initial Promise awards began with the SPRING high school graduating class of 2017. Because the Promise is funded by private and public donations, implementation of the Promise will be in three phases as funding allows. https://www.greenwoodpromise.com/Phase 1Tuition assistance for students to obtain a certificate, diploma, or associates degree from Piedmont Technical College (PTC) or one of the other SC technical colleges if a particular major is not offered at PTC.Phase 2-fundraising in progressThis includes Phase 1 plus the last two years of a post-secondary education at Lander University or another state-supported institution if the desired degree is not offered at Lander.  We are currently not funding students in Phase 2.Phase 3-our dreamThis includes Phase 1 and all four years of a bachelor's degree.  We are currently not funding students in Phase 3.

Lake Murray in South Carolina will be the playing field for the upcoming BoatUS Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship presented by Bass Pro Shops. The 2021 Championship will mark the first time that the Association of Collegiate Anglers has hosted an event on this particular fishery. For a majority of the field registered to compete in this tournament, it will be their first time ever fishing Lake Murray. On this episode of the Rapala #WeAreCollegiateBass Podcast, we will be joined by Whit Edmonds from 30th ranked Lander University. Whit considers Lake Murray his home lake and is very knowledgeable about this storied fishery. Tune in to this episode as Whit breaks down the various cover scattered across the lake, productive baits for this time of year, and provides a weight estimate for what he thinks it will take to win the two-day event!

This week, PG and Boatgirl Outdoors catches up with Greenwood, SC BASS Elite Angler Brandon Cobb. Brandon has been steadily climbing in the BASS ranks this year as well as being named the Director of Bass Fishing for Lander University. PG and Boatgirl Outdoors also welcomes our first affiliate radio station - WZLA 92.9 FM in Abbeville/Greenwood, SC.

In 1996,  I was a student at Lander University and to complete my Mass Communication T.V. production project to graduate I decided to create a Lander College Republican Recruitment video. I was the Chairman of the College Republicans at the time. I got lucky!! 1996 was a Presidential election year and we had every candidate running come through town and so I managed to get snippet interviews from several of them. I was also able to tape speeches by the candidates. In an entirely different race it was also Strom Thurmond's last campaign for the Senate. He was an amazing 94 years old that year and he was still on his game. I filmed all the speeches that year at the Third District Convention in Greenwood , South Carolina. Here was then first term Republican Congressman Lindsey Graham introducing Strom Thurmond. Thurmond fired up the crowd in what was a great old school stump speech and nobody did it better than Strom Thurmond.  Enjoy this stepping back in time. 

In this episode, Allistar Banks shares her passion as an author and about her books. Allistar Banks was born and raised in McCormick South Carolina. Ms. Banks is a graduate of Lander University in Greenwood, SC and received her Bachelor’s Degree in Mass Communications in 2013. The Author has been featured in the Index-Journal, The Press and Banner, McCormick Messenger, and in Lander University’s magazine for her books. Ms. Banks has been featured on various print and online media as well.Listen to Allistar share about her books.Connect with Allistar: Website: http://allistartheauthor.comPurchase her books: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=allistar+banks&ref=nb_sb_nossConnect and Learn more about the Behind those Heels Movement:Website: www.behindthoseheels.comPurchase Our Book: Behind those Heels Book Support the show: Donate Today!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/behindthoseheelsSupport the show (https://paypal.me/behindthoseheels?locale.x=en_US)Support the show (https://paypal.me/behindthoseheels?locale.x=en_US)

In this weeks episode we host Dr. Ewing from Eesysoft. Dr Ewing talks about their product, its uses, and the future potential for the tool at Lander University.

Capt. Adam Myrick has more than 17 years of media and public relations experience, preceded by nearly a decade in print, radio, and television newsrooms.He became the public information officer, primary spokesperson, and media liaison for the 500 person Lexington County (South Carolina) Sheriff's Department in 2015. As a member of Sheriff Jay Koon's executive staff, Adam helms the department's public information unit. He is responsible for media relations, crisis communication, and issues management, along with the agency's video productions, social media, and digital content.Adam got his start in the media in 1995 as a freelance correspondent at his hometown newspaper. He went on to cover news and sports as an anchor, reporter, and producer at radio and television stations, and broadcast networks in South Carolina and Dallas, Texas.Adam jumped to the “other side of the news” in 2004 when he became a public information officer and spokesperson for one of South Carolina's largest and most high-profile state government agencies.Adam also serves as an instructor with FBI-LEEDA. He is a frequent speaker and panelist focused on law enforcement's relationship with the news media and the profession's use of social media and digital content. He holds a bachelor's degree in mass communication from Lander University. Support the show (https://t.co/GOmAg9X6e8?amp=1)

Dr. Daniel Harrison joins Mike to talk about his latest book, Live at Jackson Station. We hear how Dan became a Sociology Professor at Lander University in South Carolina before we dive into the importance of storytelling as Dan tells the story of Jackson Station, a legendary blues bar in Greenwood, South Carolina in the 1980s and early nineties. We learn about the tolerance and diversity of the music scene at the bar before things take a “True Crime” turn with a bush ax attack in the parking lot at 3am. Along the way Dan and Mike muse about the relevance of sociology and the future of higher education. Then we touch on Dan’s first book, Making Sense of Marshall Ledbetter, which tells the story of a university student who broke into the Florida State Capitol in 1991 and holed up in the Sergeant-At-Arms office resulting in a standoff with police replete with a surprising list of demands and a climactic conclusion. We conclude by discussing Dan’s recent article titled “Sociology at the End of History”. In all, it’s an entertaining listen that you won’t want to miss. If you like what you’re hearing, check us out at TrendingInEducation.com and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

An interview with Lander University alumni Jesse Garbowski and his experience in Public History

In this week's episode we host Dr. Fekula the brand new Dean for the College of Business at Lander University. Dr. Fekula discusses his wealth of experience and the road that has led him to Lander.  He also discusses his short-term and long-term vision for the college.

If you are like most small business owners I work with, you went into business because you are good at what you do – graphic design, hospitality, construction, farming, retailing etc. You may be one of the 95% of small business owners who discover that although you work like a dog every day, you have little to show for it. You may be feeling isolated because you don't think there is anyone to discuss or share their greatest fears and challenges with. Which leads me to one area I'm guessing is definitely harder to grasp than you thought it would be: the management of money. If you are like most, you never dreamed that the ability to understand how money works would be very important. You thought: “That's for the accountant (or bookkeeper) to worry about. Sure, the accountant shows me a few reports from time to time, but I don't see the need to really understand what they mean. If there was a problem, he/she would tell me, wouldn't they?” You probably don't realize that all those numbers - the financial DNA of your business - can tell you a lot more than you thought. They can tell you why you're suddenly struggling to pay the bills. They can reveal why you'll have to forego your salary - again - because there just isn't enough cash. The financial numbers are the story of your business. The numbers don't lie. You just need to learn HOW to listen to them and use them to your advantage... which is why today we are going to practice a bit of Financial Foreplay®. Bio: Terrell Turner is an experienced Certified Public Accountant (CPA), finance leader, podcast host, speaker and founder of TLTurner consulting firm that is focused on making accounting and finance a little less complicated for business owners and business leaders. You may have already listened to his top rated podcast called “Business Talk Library” – and if you haven't, I highly recommend it. He holds a Bachelor's degree from Lander University and a Master's in Accountancy from the University of Notre Dame. After years of studying hard he launched his career in Public accounting with one of the Big 4 international accounting firms Ernst & Young, followed by multiple finance leadership roles throughout the US and Brazil with fortune 500 companies like Navistar and General Electric. In addition to all of the fun of consulting, hosting a podcast and speaking engagements Terrell enjoys spending time with his wife Lola Turner and traveling to enjoy new experiences.   Highlights: Less than 3/10 of all businesses have a grasp on their numbers Business owners always take their personal mindset (whether or not they have adequate savings buffer, spending habits etc.) into their business with them, which explains why most don't have enough cash Think of your income statement as if it were a major motion picture – you would have lead actors, supporting actors, investors, and critics If you want to make a blockbuster movie (or successful business) should you focus on the supporting actors (and critics) or your lead actors?   Get in Touch: Business Talk Library Site  CFO consulting Online Learning center LinkedIN  YouTube – Business Talk Library Facebook: Business Talk Library by TLTurnerGroup - @TLTurnerGroup Instagram: Invite a Friend to Practice a Little Financial Foreplay®... Copy and paste the link below in a new browser window to automatically tweet out this episode. https://ctt.ac/nf9PS

The smoke was thick, the music was loud, and the beer was flowing. In the fast-and-loose 1980s, Jackson Station Rhythm & Blues Club in Hodges, South Carolina, was a festive late-night roadhouse filled with people from all walks of life who gathered to listen to the live music of high-energy performers. Housed in a Reconstruction-era railway station, the blues club embraced local Southern culture and brought a cosmopolitan vibe to the South Carolina backcountry. Over the years, Jackson Station became known as one of the most iconic blues bars in the South. It offered an exciting venue for local and traveling musical artists, including Widespread Panic, the Swimming Pool Qs, Bob Margolin, Tinsley Ellis, and R&B legend Nappy Brown, who loved to keep playing long after sunrise. The good times ground to a terrifying halt in the early morning hours of April 7, 1990. A brutal attack—an apparent hate crime—on the owner Gerald Jackson forever altered the lives of all involved. In this fast-paced narrative, Live At Jackson Station: Music, Community, and Tragedy in a Southern Blues Bar (U South Carolina Press, 2021)emerges as a cultural kaleidoscope that served as an oasis of tolerance and diversity in a time and place that often suffered from undercurrents of bigotry and violence—an uneasy coexistence of incongruent forces that have long permeated southern life and culture. Daniel M. Harrison earned a BA in Social Sciences from New College of the University of South Florida and MS and PhD degrees from Florida State University. He is currently Professor of Sociology at Lander University. He lives in Greenwood, SC, with his wife, artist Rebecca Salter Harrison, their two daughters, three dogs and two cats. Harrison's other work has appeared in journals such as Media, Culture, and Society, Sexualities and Current Perspectives in Social Theory. Morris Ardoin is author of STONE MOTEL: MEMOIRS OF A CAJUN BOY (2020, University Press of Mississippi). A communications practitioner, his work has appeared in regional, national, and international media. He divides his time between New York City and Cornwallville, New York, where he does most of his writing. His blog, Parenthetically Speaking, can be found at www.morrisardoin.com. Twitter: @morrisardoin Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/lgbtq-studies

The smoke was thick, the music was loud, and the beer was flowing. In the fast-and-loose 1980s, Jackson Station Rhythm & Blues Club in Hodges, South Carolina, was a festive late-night roadhouse filled with people from all walks of life who gathered to listen to the live music of high-energy performers. Housed in a Reconstruction-era railway station, the blues club embraced local Southern culture and brought a cosmopolitan vibe to the South Carolina backcountry. Over the years, Jackson Station became known as one of the most iconic blues bars in the South. It offered an exciting venue for local and traveling musical artists, including Widespread Panic, the Swimming Pool Qs, Bob Margolin, Tinsley Ellis, and R&B legend Nappy Brown, who loved to keep playing long after sunrise. The good times ground to a terrifying halt in the early morning hours of April 7, 1990. A brutal attack—an apparent hate crime—on the owner Gerald Jackson forever altered the lives of all involved. In this fast-paced narrative, Live At Jackson Station: Music, Community, and Tragedy in a Southern Blues Bar (U South Carolina Press, 2021)emerges as a cultural kaleidoscope that served as an oasis of tolerance and diversity in a time and place that often suffered from undercurrents of bigotry and violence—an uneasy coexistence of incongruent forces that have long permeated southern life and culture. Daniel M. Harrison earned a BA in Social Sciences from New College of the University of South Florida and MS and PhD degrees from Florida State University. He is currently Professor of Sociology at Lander University. He lives in Greenwood, SC, with his wife, artist Rebecca Salter Harrison, their two daughters, three dogs and two cats. Harrison's other work has appeared in journals such as Media, Culture, and Society, Sexualities and Current Perspectives in Social Theory. Morris Ardoin is author of STONE MOTEL: MEMOIRS OF A CAJUN BOY (2020, University Press of Mississippi). A communications practitioner, his work has appeared in regional, national, and international media. He divides his time between New York City and Cornwallville, New York, where he does most of his writing. His blog, Parenthetically Speaking, can be found at www.morrisardoin.com. Twitter: @morrisardoin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After having her son, Erica Davis was surprised when her body started physically changing after she stopped breastfeeding.  She decided she needed to focus on her fitness and get back in shape but couldn't find any comfortable clothing to wear that she could feel strong and confident in.  She decided then to create her own and founded her company Imperfect Mommers.Erica and I chat about juggling all the roles - Mom, Wife, Entrepreneur, Working Full-Time and holding it all together.Highlights from the episode include:Her postpartum journey that led her to start her company Imperfect MommersHow she juggles working full time, helping with remote learning, being mom, wife and entrepreneurHer advice from one busy Mom to others on managing it allErica Phillips Davis is Owner of Imperfect Mommers and Co-Owner of Feet for $5ive.She is a Charleston, SC native and has been living in Charlotte, NC for 7 years now. She graduated from Lander University in upstate South Carolina and served 8 years in the US Army Reserves. She is married to her husband, Laval and a mother of one son, Chandler. She has 2 dogs, Bliss a boxer/lab mix and Blanco a French Bulldog. She is a working mom as a Sr. Logistics Analyst at a corporate company. She loves spending time with my family, working out and traveling.Her goal with her businesses is to find ways to help women, specifically mothers, by making their lives a little easier. With Imperfect Mommers, she provides great quality apparel at affordable prices. She also offers the SnapBack Box with home workout equipment for those that are unable to get to the gym. She is working hard to grow her business and get the name out there.https://www.imperfectmommers.comhttps://www.feetfor5ive.comIG: @ImperfectMommersFacebook: Imperfect Mommers

A conversation with the Vice President for Advancement at Lander University (SC), Mike Worley, about learnings from 2020 and the state of higher education advancement.Trend lines:- learnings from 2020;- looking forward to 2021; and- launching a campaign in 2021.

On this episode we talk depression with Ms. Dee Carpenter, a native of Gaffney, SC, and a Master's Level Social Worker with over four years of experience in the social service arena. Ms. Carpenter is committed to helping others develop and expand their skills and techniques as human service providers and makes a continuous effort to raise awareness about the communality of mental health within the African American community. Ms. Carpenter graduated from Lander University with a Bachelors in Sociology, an emphasis in Criminal Justice and a Minor in African American Studies in Spring of 2011. She would continue to further her education by attending the University Of South Carolina-Columbia where she obtained her Masters of Social Work-(specialization in Children, Adolescents, and Families) Degree in Fall of 2017. Ms. Carpenter has served as a school-based mental health clinician and community mental health provider for a local private practice. In her role as a clinician Ms. Carpenter worked to advocate for the emotional and social needs of individuals children, and/or families encountering acute to severe mental illness. Ms. Carpenter worked with the administrative leaders and executive directors of her designated organizations to help support the social, emotional, and academic needs and/or accommodations for the individuals in which she served. Ms. Carpenter is the mother of one son, Dalton Carpenter. She serves as a Full-time Human Service Instructor at Piedmont Technical College at the Main Campus located in Greenwood, SC. She is the Active Advisor for the Human Service Club and a current member of the National Organization of Human Services. In the upcoming years Ms. Carpenter aspires to obtain her Licensure in social work, obtain a certification in grief counseling and enroll in a Doctoral Program to help advance her skill sets and techniques as a community service provider. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/speakingwithgravity/message

John Wright is a disgraced American wrestler who finds himself back in his hometown with a chance at redemption. Cole Hauser plays Wright as he returns to his hometown and finds himself back near a wrestling mat after years away.   On this episode of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast, Jason Bryant talks with Hauser about the role, the release and production of the film and how he approached taking on a role of a wrestler and wrestling coach for the film.  The film gets released digitally on Apple iTunes, Google Play and Amazon Prime on December 8. Find out more about the film at http://www.thelastchampion.com/ Pre-order: iTunes | Will be available on Google Play and Amazon Prime SHORT TIME SHOTS (the scores and such) Typically Monday is a wasteland for college wrestling results, it’s one reason why when I coordinate the NWCA Division I Coaches Poll, the results go through the previous week’s results that end on Sunday. I tabulate the poll votes on Monday and then release on Tuesday. But this is no regular year. Monday saw a handful of results, including a tri-meet hosted by Thomas More against Lindsey Wilson and Rio Grande, which was making its collegiate wrestling debut. The first time out wasn’t super great for Rio Grande, coached by former Kansas Wesleyan head coach Jason Schweer. Lindsey Wilson ran through the Redstorm (one word) 57-0. The Blue Raiders also blanked Thomas More 48-0. Things weren’t much better for Rio Grande in their second dual of the day as they fell to Thomas More 57-0. Midway, a second-year program in the NAIA, picked up two wins on Wednesday night. The Eagles, who are located in Midway, Kentucky, topped Truett McConnell 27-14 and the first-year program at St. Thomas, the one in Florida, 32-21 in a tri-meet held at Truett McConnell. The other match saw Truett McConnell beat St. Thomas 38-15. Division II Fairmont State has selected Colin Johnston as its second wrestling coach. Johnston, a Pennsylvania native and alum of West Virginia University, takes over for Chris Freije, who left to become an assistant coach at Lander University in South Carolina. Johnston was previously the head coach at Division III Pitt-Bradford. Anthony Jones Jr. was tabbed as  the new associate head coach at Division III Olivet under head coach Brandon Brissette. Jones was an assistant at his alma mater of Michigan State prior and he’s got Division III coaching experience, helping start the program at Adrian under current MSU assistant Chris Williams, who served as the head coach at Adrian. All that news and more … Daily Wrestling News, delivered every day, free. As always, you can support this network, its shows and its projects at mattalkonline.com/jointheteam or rokfin.com/creator/mattalkonline and I’d like to thank you for spending your time with me, because you’ve always got time, for Short Time! Support the Show and the Mat Talk Podcast Network Patreon | Rokfin The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by Compound Sportswear. And if you haven't already, leave a rating and a review on Apple Podcasts. SUBSCRIBE TO SHORT TIME Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | iHeartRadio | TuneIn | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Short Time Wrestling Podcast: Episode 635 - November 30, 2020 SUBSCRIBE        The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by  Compound Sportswear

John Wright is a disgraced American wrestler who finds himself back in his hometown with a chance at redemption. Cole Hauser plays Wright as he returns to his hometown and finds himself back near a wrestling mat after years away.   On this episode of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast, Jason Bryant talks with Hauser about the role, the release and production of the film and how he approached taking on a role of a wrestler and wrestling coach for the film.  The film gets released digitally on Apple iTunes, Google Play and Amazon Prime on December 8.Find out more about the film at http://www.thelastchampion.com/SHORT TIME SHOTS (the scores and such)Typically Monday is a wasteland for college wrestling results, it’s one reason why when I coordinate the NWCA Division I Coaches Poll, the results go through the previous week’s results that end on Sunday. I tabulate the poll votes on Monday and then release on Tuesday. But this is no regular year. Monday saw a handful of results, including a tri-meet hosted by Thomas More against Lindsey Wilson and Rio Grande, which was making its collegiate wrestling debut. The first time out wasn’t super great for Rio Grande, coached by former Kansas Wesleyan head coach Jason Schweer. Lindsey Wilson ran through the Redstorm (one word) 57-0. The Blue Raiders also blanked Thomas More 48-0. Things weren’t much better for Rio Grande in their second dual of the day as they fell to Thomas More 57-0. 

Midway, a second-year program in the NAIA, picked up two wins on Wednesday night. The Eagles, who are located in Midway, Kentucky, topped Truett McConnell 27-14 and the first-year program at St. Thomas, the one in Florida, 32-21 in a tri-meet held at Truett McConnell. The other match saw Truett McConnell beat St. Thomas 38-15.

Division II Fairmont State has selected Colin Johnston as its second wrestling coach. Johnston, a Pennsylvania native and alum of West Virginia University, takes over for Chris Freije, who left to become an assistant coach at Lander University in South Carolina. Johnston was previously the head coach at Division III Pitt-Bradford. 

Anthony Jones Jr. was tabbed as the new associate head coach at Division III Olivet under head coach Brandon Brissette. Jones was an assistant at his alma mater of Michigan State prior and he’s got Division III coaching experience, helping start the program at Adrian under current MSU assistant Chris Williams, who served as the head coach at Adrian. 
All that news and more …
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Amy TuckerAmy Tucker is 45 year old mom to a 14 year old son, Trent, married for 18 years to Wayne, step Mom to a daughter Jeri, and son Clay. Amy grew up in Abbeville, SC, and graduated with a BS in Chemistry from Lander University in 1998. Amy began working at the age of 14 and managed to pay most of her own way through college. In her senior year (1998) she was recruited to work as a Process Improvement Engineer at Milliken and Co. She traveled internationally and independently working as a liaison with many Fortune 500 companies and the manufacturing facilities of Milliken. In 2003 she made a career move to Pharmaceutical Sales where she spent the next 15 years. In 2018, she created her own company and brand, Salty Britches® as a result of a need her young son had. Amy has always had a love and attraction for all things outdoors. She has hunted throughout the country often chasing the ever elusive wild turkey. She enjoys shooting shotguns and now traveling to take her son to shotgun competitions. Amy enjoys hiking, trail running and walking, mountain biking, and spending time with family on the lake. God bless and enjoy the show!https://www.facebook.com/GetSaltyBritches https://www.instagram.com/getsaltybritches/ https://getsaltybritches.com/

Coach DeCole Shumate; Assistant Women's Basketball Coach; Lander University; Greenwood, SC by

Lucas McMillan, Dean, College of Behavioral & Social Sciences, Lander University; and Jorge Schiavon, Professor of International Relations at the International Studies Department, CID, talk about the ways in which subnational actors in Mexico and the U.S. engage to further international cooperation in benefit of their state or locality; how the current dynamics between the U.S. and Mexico have promoted or hindered these relationships; and what we can expect to see in the future.  Their research can be found in the edited volume "The Future of US-Mexico Relations: Strategic Foresight" available at Arte Público Press and Amazon. For more information on the Baker Institute Center for the United States and Mexico visit our website and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn. To join our mailing list, please subscribe here and make sure to opt-in to "Center for the U.S. and Mexico Communications."

Glenn Proctor has been immersed in the fields of IVF and genetics for over 16 years. He received his Bachelor of Science in Biology from Lander University in Greenwood, South Carolina and Masters in Health Administration from the Medical University of South Carolina. His science career began at the Greenwood Genetic Center, where he was trained in procedures for diagnosing genetic conditions. Glenn's passion for helping patients eventually propelled him into the unique field of embryology. Glenn is drawn to the daily challenges that each IVF case presents; and ultimately the reward of seeing patients achieve their dream of building their family. Glenn has been with Conceptions since 2010 where he operates as the Chief Scientific Director. In Glenn's spare time, he likes to spend quality time with his family and participate in all the various outdoor activities that Colorado has to offer. Glenn is an avid hunter, fisherman, camper, and skier, so Colorado is the perfect playground. Listen to Glenn as he discusses with Ellen and Jenn: • How he went from a mortuary to embryology. • Advice and information for those considering a career in embryology. • The importance of technology in IVF. • Tips for getting accurate success rates for clinics. • The truth about embryo grades. • How the lab has adjusted in COVID times. • A couple unexpectedly crazy stories. Want to share your story or ask a question? Call and leave us a message on our hotline: 303-997-1903. Learn more about our podcast: https://iwanttoputababyinyou.com/ Learn more about our surrogacy agencies: https://www.brightfuturesfamilies.com/ Learn more about Ellen’s law firm: http://trachmanlawcenter.com/ Learn more about Glenn and Conceptions Reproductive Associates of Colorado: https://www.conceptionsrepro.com/

This episode of the Korea Now podcast features an interview that Jed Lea-Henry conducted with Franklin Rausch. They speak about the Choson dynasty classic tale ‘The Story of Changhwa and Hongnyon', the origins of this story in the 17th century, its popularity and the subject matter, how the story has changed over time, the earliest English translations, how during the Japanese colonial period the tale revives and becomes central to Korean national identity and a symbol of the daily suffering being felt, the escapist elements of the narrative, the universal aspects of the story that made it so appealing within the deeply hierarchical society of Choson Korea, the moral lessons within the text, and how the story has survived and even found a new home within the movies, literature, and popular culture of modern Korea. Franklin Rausch is an Associate Professor of History in the department of History & Philosophy at Lander University. Frank received his Ph.D. in Asian Studies from the University of British Columbia with his dissertation on ‘The Ambiguity of Violence: Ideology, State, and Religion in the Late Chosŏn Dynasty'. He has been a Visiting Professor for Kyungpook National University in Daegu, South Korea, and is the secondary author of ‘Catholics and Anti-Catholicism in Choson Korea' (University of Hawaii Press). Pertinent to this podcast, Frank is also the translator and editor of: ‘The Story of Changhwa and Hongnyon' (https://www.academia.edu/37181277/The_Story_of_Changhwa_and_Hongnyŏn). Support via Patreon – https://www.patreon.com/jedleahenry Support via PayPal – https://www.paypal.me/jrleahenry Support via Bitcoin - 31wQMYixAJ7Tisp773cSvpUuzr2rmRhjaW Website – http://www.jedleahenry.org Libsyn – http://korea-now-podcast.libsyn.com Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_qg6g1KyHaRXi193XqF6GA Twitter – https://twitter.com/jedleahenry Academia.edu – http://university.academia.edu/JedLeaHenry Research Gate – https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jed_Lea-Henry

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Lee Squires is the current Head Men's Soccer Coach at Lander University in Greenwood, South Carolina. Lee played and graduated from Lees McRae then started his coaching career there after. Some of the main points in this episode: the life that comes as a college athlete and dealing with its mental challenges, how dealing with adversity is different as a coach from a player, and some insight into the mind of Coach Lee Squires.

A conversation with the Vice President for Advancement at Lander University (SC), Mike Worley, about his career and the state of higher education advancement.With more than 20 years of  experience in philanthropy, Worley became the Vice President for Advancement and Executive director of the Lander University Foundation in October of 2018.  Prior to Lander he served as Senior Associate Vice President for Constituent Relations at Georgia State University, where he led a team of fundraisers and helped steer the university's $300 million capital campaign.Worley also had stints at Washington University (St. Louis), East Carolina University, and Ohio University. He has served in leadership roles with Sisters of St. Mary (SSM) Health Care Foundations and Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital in Missouri. He earned a bachelor's degree in Sport Sciences and a master's in Athletic Administration from Ohio University.A native of New Albany, Ohio, Worley is an avid fly fisherman and marathon runner. Connect with Mike on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/advancement/ and instagram at @bearcatphilanthropy.  

The latest in our series of interviews with Scottish footballers who play outside of the UK. Coming through the Rangers youth setup and playing for Airdrie United & Clyde before taking up a scholarship in the US with Medaille College in New York then Lander University in South Carolina and the SC United Bantams and having recently moved to Ytterhogdal in Sweden for the upcoming season. We talk to Kyle about his career so far, future plans and his experience in coming from a footballing family.

The latest in our series of interviews with Scottish footballers who play outside of the UK. Coming through the Rangers youth setup and playing for Airdrie United & Clyde before taking up a scholarship in the US with Medaille College in New York then Lander University in South Carolina and the SC United Bantams and having recently moved to Ytterhogdal in Sweden for the upcoming season. We talk to Kyle about his career so far, future plans and his experience in coming from a footballing family.

Inspiring _Empowering_Transformative Welcome to Walking Through Glass: The Podcast. You are invited to ear-hustle on an intimate conversation where we discuss our journey, joys, and diva hacks that help us “walk through glass”. Our conscious conversations are unscripted and real. They tell our stories and share how we do our best to navigate fear, anxiety, depression, imposter syndrome, limited beliefs, negative self-talk and other BS (belief systems). Walking Through Glass: The Podcast is not about breaking through the "glass ceiling" it is about the struggle we face as women on our journey which I’ve coined "walking through glass". We are all on the same journey although we may take different paths. No matter what we must #embracethejourney. Please join me in welcoming special guest Lakia Downs. Lakia is the founder and owner of The Soar Firm, LLC. She was raised in the Upstate area of South Carolina and has over 10 years of experience working with individuals and families in a variety of settings. She has experience in the areas of child welfare, program management and development, leadership training, and coaching. Lakia earned a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Lander University and a master’s degree in social work from the University of South Carolina. Lakia is currently licensed as a clinical social worker in the state of South Carolina. Lakia enjoys utilizing a strengths-based approach when working with clients. Some of the specific treatment approaches she utilizes include: Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and Motivational Interviewing (MI). She is passionate and committed to seeing her clients grow, become their best selves, and reach the level of success they desire. Please LIKE, TELL A FRIEND, and REVIEW Walking Through Glass: The Podcast on Apple Podcast. Thanks in advance. Link Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/walking-through-glass-the-podcast/id1454527119 Guest Inquiries: waywithwordmedia@gmail.com Social Media Instagram/Twitter: @drdeenaspeaks

Lander University head coach Tony LePore joins Mike Loveday this week to talk about building the Bearcats program and what it's like building a Division II lacrosse program from the ground up. --- 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/laxrecords/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxrecords/support

Dorlisa Adam Born in Fort Rucker Alabama and raised in North Augusta S.C., Dorlisa Adams is the founder of Visions of Women (V.O.W.). During her time studying at Lander University, Visions of Women blossomed in 2014 to educate college campuses on domestic violence. She began raising awareness by starting a women’s support group, informing her colleagues on domestic abuse, sexual assault, and healthy relationships. Mrs. Adams continues to use the nonprofit organization’s platform to raise community awareness on abuse and volunteers for organizations to help abused and homeless families. She has become a victim service provider and taken sexual assault training nationally to ensure VOW remains a leader in domestic violence awareness. She is also a Girl Circle Facilitator, a program created from the One Circle Foundation and provided through the SC Domestic Violence Program. When she’s not helping others, Mrs. Adams enjoys nature walks, swimming and watching movies. As she follows God’s calling on her life, Dorlisa will continue teaching others on the signs of domestic violence, how to stop abusive cycles and the importance of healthy relationships. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mastercoachtamara-gooch/support

In this week's episode we will hear from a Lander University student.  We decided that our consumer voice is one we have overlooked and wanted to hear straight from the student's mouth.  For our 25th episode we bring you the voice of a student.

As a South Carolina native, Heather was born in Anderson and later during high school she moved to Greenwood. She graduated from Greenwood High School in 1995 then she attended and graduated from Lander University for her undergraduate in Health Care Administration in 1999. After college, she moved to Greenville and began her career as a Nursing Home Administrator which is where she fueled my love and desire to care for seniors. In 2009, she received my Masters in Business Administration from North Greenville University. She believes that it is has been her calling to serve seniors in a variety of capacities including long term care, rehabilitation services and now Hospice care.Heather is married to Edward Burton, also a South Carolina native, and they have two boys, Ethan and Olin. In their free time, they enjoy exploring the outdoors, spending time with family and discovering all that Greenville/Greer have to offer.At Wren Hospice we believe that care should be patient-centered. We believe that hospice is a gift and we work around the clock to provide compassionate and attentive care to every person touched by our program.Wren Hospice provides in-home care and inpatient care for people with life-limiting illnesses. We also strive to provide a positive, supportive environment for their families as well. We believe this time in the life of a family can be an opportunity for spiritual and emotional healing.https://wrenhospice.com/about/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lander University is offering a fully online, 30-credit Master of Science in Management (M.S.M.) program. Dr. Brizek discusses its design, its rollout, and how you can get enrolled today!

Matthew Woodyard's presentation is on the role of Baptists in Greenwood during World War One. This presentation was part of the World War One Symposium hosted by Lander University and was given on March 15. The symposium was made possible with the support of South Carolina Humanities. 

This is a recording of Collin Burnett's presentation entitled "The Pity of War," which is on the poetry of World War One. This presentation was part of the World War One Symposium hosted by Lander University and was given on March 15. The symposium was made possible with the support of South Carolina Humanities. 

Jesse Sanborn's presentation is on Camp Wadsworth, a military training camp during World War One that was located in Spartanburg, South Carolina. This presentation was part of the World War One Symposium hosted by Lander University and was given on March 15. The symposium was made possible with the support of South Carolina Humanities.

This is a recording of Schulyer William's presentation on David Eichel, a conscientious objector who suffered for his stance during World War One. This presentation was part of the World War One Symposium hosted by Lander University and was given on March 15. The symposium was made possible with the support of South Carolina Humanities. 

Welcome to the Lander University Department of History and Philosophy Podcast. This is just an introductory episode. We hope to add more soon and that this will become a platform on which our faculty and students can share their ideas with the Lander community and the wider world. 

In this week's, follow up, episode we will discuss what Lander's Center for Online and Innovative Learning has been up to the past few months. We will discuss the working document that COIL has approved to be submitted for review.  This document will be a guiding force for the future of online learning at Lander University.

In this week's podcast we will host our VERY FIRST GUEST, Gina Dunn. Gina is the Chair of the Mathematics Department at Lander University and she will discuss three things related to online learning that she is currently working to resolve.

Hello welcome to another great episode of Cooking With Petey Nature. Tune in this Sunday August 26th @ 8pm EST/7pm CT/ 5pm PST to check out the show with my special Guest Chef Trudy. Chef Trudy Aka Erica McCier-Rayford from Abbeville, SC. I am a single mother of 3 and the chef and owner of Trudy's Personal Chef and Catering established July 2012. Growing up I've always had a passion for food. I grew up in a large family where everything was centered around my grand parent's house. I credit my grandfather Napolian McCier for my love of food and nature. Everything that we ate growing up, he grew it or killed it. In a sense he taught us how to live off of the land. I can vividly recall being a little girl observing my grandfather and his brothers harvesting sugar cane and making their own molasses. My grandmother, Molcy McCier was the one who first taught me how to cook. There was never a day that passed by that you could not find biscuits, hot water cornbread and fatback (along with my grandfather's molasses) on her stove. During the summers every Friday night was the neighborhood fish fries. I still live in the same neighborhood which I grew up in. Back in the day everyone looked out for each other. No one in the neighborhood went without and until this day our neighborhood is still the same. I haven't always had a career in the hospitality industry, upon graduating from high school I attended Winthrop University and Lander University where I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Visual Arts and a Master's In the Art of Teaching. I taught in Abbeville County School District for 7 years until I fell ill with kidney disease. It was then when I decided to attend Culinary Arts School at Greenville Tech and Virginia College of Greenville to pass the time away until I received a kidney transplant. I was on dialysis for 5 years and I received a kidney transplant in 2013. After my transplant I had fell in love with being a chef and decided to change my career.

The latest episode of Greenwood On-Deck is with social media guru Dr. Robert Stevenson, Professor of Mass Communications at Lander University. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/greenwood-on-deck/support

Mike Goodwin is a refreshingly funny comedian, speaker, and leader. His signature bowtie is a nod to his expectation-defying brand of comedy that leaves a variety of audiences - from corporate events to swanky galas - laughing hysterically and completely inspired, without a foul or vulgar word spoken.    ​A native of Camden, South Carolina, Mike was raised in a family that had its share of dysfunction. He learned at an early age how to use laughter to pierce through tension and in some cases, ease pain. As a result, he developed an affinity for comedy and used it as a way to cope through difficult situations he faced as a child.   After graduating from high school, Mike enlisted in the United States Army, where he served for a total of 12 years - four in active duty, and the balance as an ROTC cadet and commissioned officer in the U.S. Army Reserves. While attending college at Lander University in Greenwood, SC, he became active on campus and honed his leadership skills by serving as a campus ambassador, hosting events, and joining his fraternity, Kappa Alpha Psi.  MIKE GOODWIN SHOW NOTES: Today we talk about many things, including: Pacing Your Set Getting started with Akintunde Taking the focus off of him at the beginning of the set Having Fun and Blessing the People Leadership Speaking Gigs All of this and more in this episode of the Rik Roberts School of Laughs! LEARN MORE ABOUT NMIKE GOODWIN:  WEBSITE: https://www.edwileycomedy.com   Episode Sponsors ... THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY PATREON SUPPORTER KAY DODD AND THE ART OF BOMBING PODCAST ... SUBSCRIBE TODAY!

We head back into the outfield grass to connect with Lander University assistant coach JT Maguire, a young and passionate champion for closing the gaps and improving team defense through better development. Maguire has made a positive name for himself through his efforts on social media, joining the #FridayFielders crew and delivering drills, ideas, videos, etc. that help fuel discussions around fundamentals inside our game but also charge the coaching community with debate and sharing. A past clinician on our ABCA Barnstormers Clinics and at the 2018 ABCA Convention in the Expo Theater, we uncover his growth in coaching and how we came to adopt his passion for outfield play. Maguire opens up his standards, rules of thumb and creative viewpoints to help any coach challenge their thoughts on development in the outfield.

We head back into the outfield grass to connect with Lander University assistant coach JT Maguire, a young and passionate champion for closing the gaps and improving team defense through better development. Maguire has made a positive name for himself through his efforts on social media, joining the #FridayFielders crew and delivering drills, ideas, videos, etc. that help fuel discussions around fundamentals inside our game but also charge the coaching community with debate and sharing. A past clinician on our ABCA Barnstormers Clinics and at the 2018 ABCA Convention in the Expo Theater, we uncover his growth in coaching and how we came to adopt his passion for outfield play. Maguire opens up his standards, rules of thumb and creative viewpoints to help any coach challenge their thoughts on development in the outfield.

We head back into the outfield grass to connect with Lander University assistant coach JT Maguire, a young and passionate champion for closing the gaps and improving team defense through better development. Maguire has made a positive name for himself through his efforts on social media, joining the #FridayFielders crew and delivering drills, ideas, videos, etc. that help fuel discussions around fundamentals inside our game but also charge the coaching community with debate and sharing. A past clinician on our ABCA Barnstormers Clinics and at the 2018 ABCA Convention in the Expo Theater, we uncover his growth in coaching and how we came to adopt his passion for outfield play. Maguire opens up his standards, rules of thumb and creative viewpoints to help any coach challenge their thoughts on development in the outfield.

In this free VoiceOver Insider podcast, Julie Williams talks to Monique Bagwell, an award winning actress and voiceover talent, about what it means when a client asks for a “neutral” or “generic” American accent. For more than two decades, Monique has been teaching General American in the Mass Communication and Media Studies at Lander University,...

In this free VoiceOver Insider podcast, Julie Williams talks to Monique Bagwell, an award winning actress and voiceover talent, about what it means when a client asks for a “neutral” or “generic” American accent. For more than two decades, Monique has been teaching General American in the Mass Communication and Media Studies at Lander University, where she works as a full-time professor of performance and speech studies.

As an adjunct to this week's podcast with Tim Russell, I also had the opportunity to chat with Dave Miley who has written a very detailed article about the ITF Transition Tour (https://www.facebook.com/davemileytennis/posts/987689468064829).  Dave Miley was the Executive Director of Tennis Development for the International Tennis Federation from 1991 until 2015 and in this role he lead the biggest department of the ITF and was responsible for the non professional activities of the ITF including junior tennis, senior tennis, wheelchair tennis, technical and anti-doping as well as the ITF’s Development Programme. During this time, he visited over 140 countries advising National Associations, conducting coaches’ workshops and directing junior training programmes. Dave was actively involved in the ITF’s High-Performance programmes, helping to establish 5 residential training centres in Africa, Central America and the Pacific and overseeing the ITF’s Grand Slam touring team programme which involved 150+ players per year and included Gustavo Kuerten, Marcos Baghdadis, Grigor Dimitrov, Victoria Azarenka, Li Na, Hyeon Chung and Cara Black.  Dave established the ITF’s coach education programme in 1993 and was involved in producing the ITF’s recommended syllabi for coaches which is now available in over 20 languages. He started the publication “ITF Coaching and Sports Science review” in 1992 and was the author of 7 tennis books including the ITF Advanced Coaches Manual, the ITF Schools Tennis Initiative Teachers Manual and Developing Young Tennis Players. He also was responsible for the creation of the tennis i-coach which was launched in 2007 as the ITF’s distance learning platform. He oversaw the growth of the ITF Worldwide Coaches Conference which grew from 100 coaches in 1991 to 850+ coaches from 100 + nations in 2013. Dave has presented at many conferences worldwide including the Worldwide Coaches Conference, the European Coaches Conference, the USTA, LTA and Tennis Australia national conferences as well as at various IOC and Peace and Sport conferences.  In the area of tennis participation, Dave chaired the ITF Intro to Tennis Task Force which was instrumental in the development and implementation of the ITF “Tennis…Play and Stay” campaign to increase tennis participation which was launched in 2007 and for the development of tennis 10s and for the adult programme tennis express.  This led to the Tennis10s rule change in 2010 which mandated that 10 and under competition use one of the slower red, orange or green balls. He also was responsible for the development of the International Tennis Number (ITN) which was launched in 2003 in Australia as the rating system for world tennis.  Before working at the ITF, Dave owned and ran an indoor tennis and fitness centre in Kent with 6 indoor courts and 25 employees. On the playing side Dave was a Irish National Champion in 1982, 1984 and 1987.  Dave holds a Bachelor of Commerce from UCD (82) and a degree in Business and economics from Lander University in South Carolina, USA (81). He holds the top coaching qualification from the British LTA (84).  Dave was a member of the ITF medical commission (98-2015) and the Tennis Industry Association (2008-2015). You can listen to Part 1 of this discussion at http://traffic.libsyn.com/parentingaces/Tim_Russell_podcast.output.mp3 Thank you to our sponsor 10sballs.com! Thank you, too, to STØNE for our music! You can find more of his music at SoundCloud.com/stonemuzic

In today’s episode Tanika Dillard shares her recurrent pregnancy loss story including 2nd trimester miscarriages and a stillbirth.  Tanika Dillard is a natural leader, motivational speaker, and trusted counselor to her peers.  She is a credentialed certified birth and bereavement doula, where she offers compassionate physical, emotional, and spiritual support to expectant families in any trimester and any birth outcome. Tanika's passion for breaking the silence of pregnancy loss positioned her as founding member and Facilitator for Share Upstate Pregnancy & Infant Loss  Support Group. Her efforts to honor the lives of her children and increase awareness on the taboo subject have uniquely connected her with medical professionals and grieving families across the globe. In August 2014, Tanika embarked upon a new phase in the literary revolution by releasing Building A Family Breaks My Heart; a best selling novel inspired by her blog writings. Building A Family Breaks My Heart is a magnificent work of heart, capturing the essence of despair from loss and the beauty of dreams fulfilled. The novel is sure to capture and connect the hearts of those who have experienced pregnancy loss, infertility, or supporters of those who have. Crafting pitch perfect melodies and poetry are Tanika's ways to articulate the emotions in her heart. Her love for writing began as an adolescent, often writing about love, family, and faith in God. A passionate revolution for writing was birthed in 2009 after recurrent pregnancy loss. Tanika needed an effective avenue to channel her grief and unwavering desire to have a family. Eloquently flowing words were crafted from the life-changing pain in her blog, The Journey of Love and Life.  Her compelling message has been shared on Open To Hope Radio show with Dr. Gloria Horsley and on the TEDx Stage. She has released her first single, "I Am Dreaming". This heartfelt musical tribute is her way to honor the lives of four children: Destiny, Briauna, Madison, and Israel Grayson who have passed away. Dillard holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Care Management from Lander University. Tanika's most prestigious titles are wife and mother. She and husband Christopher reside in Greenville, SC with their sons, Ethan and Evan. Tanika's Social Links Building a Family Breaks My Heart Book Building a Family Breaks My Heart Facebook Tanika's TED-X Talk  National Share Organization  You can follow Erica on Social Erica's Website Erica's Instagram Erica's Facebook Erica's Twitter

Mal Whitfield was a five-time Olympic medalist who spent forty years as a sports coach and goodwill ambassador in Africa. Whitfield’s journey from athlete to ambassador, at a time when racism was rife in US society, is told by Kevin Witherspoon, History Professor at Lander University, South Carolina. Episode notes: http://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/resource/sport-in-the-cold-war/episode-11-marvelous-mal-whitfield

At the ABCA convention in Orlando. It's another Top Coach Fast Five with Matt Laney, assistant coach at Lander University.