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With the school year in full swing, we thought it was a good time to check in with Superintendent Dr. Jon Milleman. Lebanon Community School Corporation recently held its State of the School address - filled with exciting updates to every campus in the corporation. Dr. Jon details these projects, and so much more from LCSC, in Episode 182 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast! More State of the School Info:  https://www.leb.k12.in.us/site/default.aspx?PageType=3&DomainID=4&ModuleInstanceID=936&ViewID=6446EE88-D30C-497E-9316-3F8874B3E108&RenderLoc=0&FlexDataID=8813&PageID=1    

After being delayed a week due to Mother Nature's icy weather, the #LovinLebanon Podcast returns with episode 151. This installment features Lebanon Community School Corporation Superintendent Dr Jon Milleman. Doctor Milleman recaps the first 100 days of school, and looks ahead to LCSC's future, with several improvement projects underway.  See pictures of the ongoing work, and get details pertaining to each campus: https://www.leb.k12.in.us/domain/586  

Josh (@TheZagaholic) and Caldwell (@ZagCaldwell) talk about the Zags Exhibition performance against LCSC and then preview the upcoming slate of games heading into the Maui invitational and Feast Week. Later a little recruiting talk regarding Zoom Diallo.

While she may be new on the job at Lebanon Schools, she's not new in town. LCSC Director of Communications Lexy Britt-Buis joins on Episode 125 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast. Lexy shares all about growing up in Lebanon, and her love for the community – and why her current gig is her dream job. She passes along her philosophy and passion for storytelling, highlighting upcoming changes within the corporation. More on LCSC: https://www.leb.k12.in.us/  

FREE SPEECH VS. FREEDOM OF SPEECH DEFINITION: free·dom of speech noun the right to express any opinions without censorship or restraint. Experts say attacks on free speech are rising across the U.S. Politics Mar 15, 2023 5:13 PM EDT In Idaho, an art exhibit was censored and teens were told they couldn't testify in some legislative hearings. In Washington state, a lawmaker proposed a hotline so the government could track offensively biased statements, as well as hate crimes. In Florida, bloggers are fighting a bill that would force them to register with the state if they write posts criticizing public officials. Meanwhile, bans on books and drag performances are growing increasingly common nationwide. “We are seeing tremendous attacks on First Amendment freedoms across the country right now, at all levels of government. Censorship is proliferating, and it's deeply troubling,” said Joe Cohn, legislative and policy director with the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression. “This year, we're seeing a wave of bills targeting drag performances, where simply being gender nonconforming is enough to trigger the penalty. We're also seeing a wave of bills regulating what can be in public or K-12 school libraries,” Cohn said. “On college campuses, we have been tracking data about attempts to get faculty members punished or even fired for speech or expression and the numbers are startling — it's the highest rate that we've seen in our 20 years of existence.” First Amendment rights had been stable in America for decades, said Ken Paulson, director of the Free Speech Center at Middle Tennessee State University, but in recent years many states have reverted to the anti-speech tactics employed by people like Sen. Joe McCarthy during the “Red Scare” of the early 1950s. WATCH: Librarians in Louisiana at odds with conservative activists working to ban books McCarthy and others tried to silence political opponents by accusing them of being communists or socialists, using fear and public accusations to suppress basic free speech rights. The term “McCarthyism” became synonymous with baseless attacks on free expression, and the U.S. Supreme Court has referred to the phenomena in several First Amendment-related rulings. “We are seeing a concerted wave that we have not seen in decades,” said Paulson, highlighting states like Florida where Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis has pushed for legislation that would criminalize drag shows, limit what pronouns teachers can use for students, allow parents to determine what books can be in libraries and block some history classes entirely. “It's pretty mind-boggling that so many politicians are waving the flag of freedom while doing anything they possibly can to infringe on the free speech rights of Americans,” Paulson said. Still, no one political group has a monopoly on censorship — aggression is increasing across the spectrum, Cohn said. Washington state's bias hotline bill, which died in committee earlier this year, was sponsored by Democratic Sen. Javier Valdez and backed by several groups including the Anti-Defamation League, Urban League, Council on American-Islamic Relations and others. It aimed to help the state collect information about hate crimes and bias incidents and to provide support and compensation to victims at a time when hate crime reports are rising. Opponents, including the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, said they feared it would chill protected speech because it encompasses both criminal behavior and offensively biased statements. Hate speech can be damaging and repugnant, but is still generally protected by the First Amendment. The Department of Homeland Security and experts who study extremism have warned that hateful rhetoric can be seen as a call to action by extremists groups. READ MORE: Arizona's conservative superintendent sets up critical race theory hotline Oregon created a similar bias hotline in 2019. It received nearly 1,700 calls in 2021, with nearly 60 percent of the reported incidents falling short of criminal standards, according to an annual report from Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum's office. “People in power target their political adversaries, so who is being silenced really depends on where you are on the map and its individual context,” Cohn said. Artist Katrina Majkut experienced that first-hand last week, when artworks she had shown in more than two dozen states over the past decade were unexpectedly censored at a small state school in Lewiston, Idaho. Majkut uses embroidery to highlight and subvert historically narrow ideas of wifedom and motherhood. She was hired to curate an exhibit at Lewis-Clark State College focusing on health care issues like chronic illness, pregnancy and gun violence. But March 2, a day before the show's opening, Majkut and two other artists were told some of their work would be removed over administrator fears about running afoul of Idaho's “No Public Funds for Abortion Act.” The 2021 law bars state-funded entities from promoting abortion or taking other measures that could be seen as training or counseling someone in favor of abortion. Majkut's cross-stitch depicting misoprostol and mifepristone tablets — which can be used together to induce abortion early in pregnancy — was removed from the exhibit along with a wall plaque detailing Idaho's abortion laws. Four documentary video and audio works by artist Lydia Nobles that showed women talking about their own experiences with abortion were also removed. And part of artist Michelle Harney's series of 1920s-era letters written to Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger were stricken from the show. “To be censored like that is shocking and surreal,” said Majkut, who designs her art to be educational rather than confrontational. “If the most even-keeled, bipartisan artwork around this topic is censored, then everything is going to be censored.” READ MORE: Florida Republicans advance bills on gender identity, defamation Logan Fowler, the spokesman for LCSC, said the school made the decision after consulting with attorneys about whether showing the art could violate the law. Republican Rep. Bruce Skaug, the author of the law, said Tuesday that it was not intended to “prevent open discussion” of abortion — only to prevent tax dollars from being used to promote it. The art exhibit censorship comes just two months after another controversial decision by Skaug. As chairman of the Idaho House Judiciary and Rules Committee, Skaug announced in January that people under age 18 would not be allowed to testify in his committee. Another Republican committee chair soon followed suit. Lawmakers have the ability to limit committee testimony, and often use those limits to keep the legislature's work focused and timely. Still, the age-based speech restriction appeared to be a first for the state. A group of teens took action, launching phone and email campaigns staging protests. “There is a clear lack of foresight in politicians who seek to eliminate the voices of those who will one day elect and eventually supersede them,” a group of 32 high school student leaders wrote in a joint opinion piece sent to news outlets across the state. “We ask Idaho's Republican leaders, what are you so afraid of?” The lawmakers eventually modified their rules, allowing youth to testify as long as they have signed permission slips from a parent or guardian. Skaug said the rule was necessary to ensure parents are aware if their kids are leaving school to testify at the Statehouse. He still intends to give priority to older residents when testimony time is limited, but said he's not aware of any youth actually being denied the chance to testify so far this year. For Cohn, the efforts in Idaho and elsewhere reflect the danger of trying to restrict the expression of people who hold opposing views. “We have to be ever-vigilant if we want our culture of individual freedoms to prevail,” he said. “Bad ideas are better dealt with through debate and dialogue than government censorship.”

In the 99th episode of the #LovinLebanon Podcast, we chat with Lebanon Community School Corporation Superintendent Dr Jon Milleman. Dr Milleman updates us on how the school year is going, how the corporation is getting ready for referendum renovations, and when you can expect to see renderings! Also, find out when the work will begin! The addition of STEM education is on the horizon within LCSC! #LovinLebanon #ThisIsHome 

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Dustin Grove is returning to his roots. Dustin grew up in Lebanon, and graduated from Lebanon High School. For the last two decades he has been a broadcaster, most recently at WTHR Channel 13 in Indianapolis. Recently, the award-winning anchor and reporter felt the call of the classroom. In Episode 89 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast, "Mr. Grove" shares what sparked the change, and why he chose to return home to the Lebanon Community School Corporation to educate young people. Listen as he shares some of his most memorable moments...and a blooper he'll never forget! If you have questions about this episode, or have ideas for future ones, please email: LovinLebanon@Lebanon.IN.gov  

Austin Johnson joins the podcast to talk about Lewis-Clark State College Men's Basketball Program. Johnson just finished this third year as head coach and led the Warriors to the NAIA Championship Game. He was also named the NABC's NAIA Coach of the Year for the second straight season. Johnson, who is originally from Kansas, discusses how his path in coaching led him to Lewiston. He gives an inside look to his coaching philosophy and the culture he's helped build at LCSC.

Round 3! Mil and Larry learned a lot about out resident cynic and the least idiotic member of LCSC. Enjoy!

Another in the line of LCSC faculty, this week we welcome Keegan Schmidt. Keegan is a geology/natural science  professor as well as an avid outdoor recreator. He has taught at LCSC for close to 20 years, and his passion for geology and the students is evident. Thanks you Keegan, and enjoy the show.  Intro music this week provided by Raiden. If you haven't, check out the episode we did with this local artist. Download his music here: ra1d3nn.bandcamp.com/album/telepath

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Amos, tonight Amos chapter 8. The theological question of the week for tonight is "If God is sovengn then how can he hav regrets?" Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Amos, tonight Amos chapter 7. The theological question of the week for tonight is "What are good resources for studying the Bible in it's original form?" Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Amos, tonight Amos chapter 6. The theological question of the week for tonight is "What is 'Blaspheme of the Holy Spirit'?" Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

We were joined by the homie Josh for this weeks episode. Dude has toured all over with bands like Loathe and Napoleon to name a few as a drum tech and merch slinger. He met up with us all the way from Birmingham (UK, not Alabama) and we had a super solid conversation. Our first time having an international guest! Hell, it was the first time we had a guest who isn't based out of somewhere more than an hour way. The discussion definitely went down in the traditional LCSC style, so you know what you're in for. All kindsa different shit. Enjoy!

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Amos, tonight Amos chapter 5. The theological question of the week for tonight is "What should Christians do when they disagree with other Christians?" Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Amos. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

March 1st will be a significant date on the this year's school calendar within Lebanon Community School Corporation. Beginning on the first of March, students will have the opportunity to return to in-person education, five days a week. Protocols that were put in place as part of combatting the pandemic will stay in place. The move is designed to provide the best level of education possible for the corporation's young people. In Episode 35 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast, School Superintendent Jon Milleman shares his thoughts on the corporation's level of education, from a variety of different angles. Dr. Milleman talks COVID and weather related delays and cancellations, but he also shares the school's response to the State of Indiana's Next Level Teacher Compensation Roadmap. You can read LCSC's entire response here. Dr. Milleman outlines why it's imperative for the public to be informed on this issue, and be ready to share thoughts and questions with school, and elected officials.

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Amos. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

The Week is the much aniticipated "Lets Talk About Love" forum. This year our very own Sam and Jameson Maynes from the couple on the pannel. Here are links to the Questions, sorry they may be ±15 seconds: What is Love? 7:00 Is love more of a choice or a feeling? 9:28 How do you know if you should “make the move” or wait for god’s timing when it comes to dating? 14:50 Is it wrong for a girl to be the one to pursue a guy? 21:55 What are some ways to rebuild trust in a relationship following a major breach of trust? 25:35 How do you give your partner space when he/she wants space, but you also want to talk about something? 33:40 What are some good date ideas in Lewiston that are free/low-cost? 35:28 What does the bible say about divorce? 41:30 What are some good boundaries to set in a godly relationship (both in dating and marriage)? 50:48 Everyone always talks about physical boundaries, but what about spiritual boundaries while you are dating? 1:00:38 Do I have a “soulmate” predestined by god? 1:04:15 Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Amos. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

This week Sam starts to preach through the book of Amos. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Ephesians. Also a special announcement from Sam and Jamie at the end. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

This week special guest Shelleigh Beeson continues to preach through the book of Ephesians. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

Well, we are back with an all new season of LCSC! Still the same silly, all over the place bullshit as before. To kick off season two, we sit talk about current design trends, stuff we feel is saturating the market, things that are timeless, and probably a whole mess of other off-topic stuff. Thanks for listening, y’all!

Lebanon Community School Corporation Superintendent Dr. Jon Milleman joins the #LovinLebanon Podcast COVID-19 Special Report to update listeners on updates taking place within LCSC.  Students in grades 6-12 are now back in school classrooms four days a week. Dr. Milleman talks about safety protocols still in place during this time in the school year. Superintendent Milleman also outlines a pandemic influenced Fall Break for students this year. Additionally, Dr. Milleman outlines some of the great capital improvement projects that are wrapping up around the corporation. The school's football field, tennis courts, and welding lab are nearing completion. Dr. Milleman shares the details of how a Lebanon business was instrumental in the process. 

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Ephesians. Also a special announcement from Sam and Jamie at the end. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC. Special Thanks to the following for their sound effects: gilgsn https://freesound.org/people/gilgsn/sounds/396843/ klankbeeld https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/243351/

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Ephesians. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC. Special Thanks to the following for their sound effects: gilgsn https://freesound.org/people/gilgsn/sounds/396843/ klankbeeld https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/243351/

Larry, Mil, and Fact Ass Steve actually stayed on track. Well, kinda. It's still LCSC, so it's all over the place. The dudes talked about how music hits your different on different formats (digital, physical media, live, whatever). Take a listen and see if you can relate!

Alright y’all. It’s September 4th. The THPS remake just dropped. As kids, this game was literally our whole world. And honestly, it really never stopped being important to us. We are beyond hyped for this, so why not ramble about it (along with a bunch of other random bullshit in true LCSC fashion) for like an hour and a half? Stick around til the end to hear a track by the homie Heavy Kream. Hit up his socials and stream his music because it truly bangs!

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Ephesians. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC. Special Thanks to the following for their sound effects: gilgsn https://freesound.org/people/gilgsn/sounds/396843/ klankbeeld https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/243351/

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Ephesians. Also a special announcement from Sam and Jamie at the end. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC. Special Thanks to the following for their sound effects: gilgsn https://freesound.org/people/gilgsn/sounds/396843/ klankbeeld https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/243351/

This week on an all new LCSC! Mil, Larry, and Fact Ass Steve talk about boy bands, their weird ass fandom/merchandise, and how fucking sick big pants are.Check Out Our Links!

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Ephesians. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC. Special Thanks to the following for their sound effects: gilgsn https://freesound.org/people/gilgsn/sounds/396843/ klankbeeld https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/243351/

Alright y’all. It’s September 4th. The THPS remake just dropped. As kids, this game was literally our whole world. And honestly, it really never stopped being important to us. We are beyond hyped for this, so why not ramble about it (along with a bunch of other random bullshit in true LCSC fashion) for like an hour and a half? Stick around til the end to hear a track by the homie Heavy Kream. Hit up his socials and stream his music because it truly bangs!Check Out Our Links!

This week Sam continues to preach through the book of Ephesians. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC. Special Thanks to the following for their sound effects: gilgsn https://freesound.org/people/gilgsn/sounds/396843/ klankbeeld https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/243351/

Welcome to another semester at ReGenerate. This week Sam begins preaching through the book of Ephesians. Unfortunately the recording cuts out part way through enjoy what we have though. Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC. Special Thanks to the following for their sound effects: gilgsn https://freesound.org/people/gilgsn/sounds/396843/ klankbeeld https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/243351/

This week we spoke with atmospheric chemist Dr. Nancy Johnston of LCSC and discover what causes that unique LCV smell, spoiler alert, it is not the smell of crips dollar bills. More importantly we learn about the air quality of the valley and how it affects the health of valley residents.  Find a copy of the paper at: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1309104220302051 Brian will happily answer any questions you have about this episode at oldspiralpodcast@gmail.com

Larry, Mil, and Fact Ass Steve actually stayed on track. Well, kinda. It's still LCSC, so it's all over the place. The dudes talked about how music hits your different on different formats (digital, physical media, live, whatever). Take a listen and see if you can relate!Check Out Our Links!

In this episode, Jake sits down with Leif Karlberg. Leif is an assistant basketball coach who is in charge of recruiting at Lewis-Clark State College. He is also the man who gave Jake his first opportunity in the strength & conditioning world, having worked together with the baseball team there at LCSC. An amazing conversation was had and if you're a up and coming basketball player or know someone who is, you'll want to tune in to this episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatswrong/support

This week OSP sits down with Dr. Amy Canfield of Lewis-Clark State College. Stay tuned to hear why Canfield loves LC State and the Lewis-Clark Valley in general. Also Elvis, always Elvis.

Drew and Brian discuss their time at Lewis-Clark State College including research experience and trips abroad. We are very lucky to have such a great school filled with quality faculty here in the valley. Thanks for listening, to find out how you can support this show find us at patreon.com/oldspiralpodcast

Students within the Lebanon Community School Corporation are getting an extra week off after Spring Break this year, so LCSC staff can prepare materials for the remainder of the school year. A school year that has been altered, thanks to COVID-19. Dr. Jon Milleman joins this episode of the podcast to shed some further light on this process, while giving his first-hand account of some of the challenges, as well as the positives of this season of remote education. 

This week Rob McDonald gives "Life hacks" for the College Student and his "What every boy needs to know about being a man speech." Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

This week Kevin Beeson MC's our annual relationship panel. This years panel features Ryan and Jacque King and Lyndal and Sherry Stoutin. Q1 02:39 How do you know if a relationship should be more than good friends? Q2 05:34 What is my part and what is gods part in finding a spouse? Q3 11:58 The Bible teaches love is a choice not a feeling how have you seen that played out in you relationship? Q4 16:09 How do you establish healthy boundaries in a relationship? Q5 27:40 How do you politely end a relationship that is not working? Q6 29:22 What do you feel you did well in your dating relationship and now in you marrage? Q7 39:32 Is there any scripture that have been helpful in your relationship with each other? Audience Questions 50:05 Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC. Special Thanks to the following for their sound effects: gilgsn https://freesound.org/people/gilgsn/sounds/396843/ klankbeeld https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/243351/

This week Largent Reeb continues our series on ReLationships with his message on Real Friendship. Question 31:08 Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc FB: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC.

This week Kyle Ridley continues our series on ReLationships with his message on Is She the One. Announcements 15:06 Join us every Thursday night 7pm in Meriwether Lewis Hall (MLH) room 100 on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College as we change the world for Jesus one person at a time. Find us on: Instagram regeneratelcsc Snapchat: regenerate_lcsc Facebook: rccRegenerate A ministry of River City Church and an official Club of LCSC. Special Thanks to the following for their sound effects: gilgsn https://freesound.org/people/gilgsn/sounds/396843/ klankbeeld https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/243351/

We get "schooled" in Episode 15 of the #LovinLebanon Podcast. New Lebanon Community School Corporation Superintendent Dr. Jon Milleman stops by to share updates on a variety of topics. Hear Dr. Milleman chat about his first couple of months on the job, including his most memorable moments of the school year - so far.  Dr. Milleman also talks about areas of need that he's seen for himself and heard from members of the public, while attending school events. Not only is Dr. Milleman a fixture in person in our community, you can also follow him on Twitter (@LcscSuper), sharing LCSC updates.  Dr. Milleman is also hosting Listening Sessions to hear from the public as well: - October 9th at 8am at the Herman B. Wells Community Room - October 30th at 6:30pm at Perry Worth Elementary School - November 13th at 6:30pm at the Herman B. Wells Community Room  

We saw these ultra-low cost (20 cents!) 3-axis accelerometers on LCSC a few month ago and have been experimenting with them. They've got +-2/4/8/16g range, and 14bit resolution according to the datasheet. There's also tap & freefall detection which makes them a good alternative to accelerometers that are 2 or 3x the price. We have written an Arduino library to start, so far so good! On the PCB we're also experimenting with adding JST-SH connects, like Sparkfun qwiic boards. These have a regulator and level shifting so they're a little different but are compatible. https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_MSA301/blob/master/MSA301-V1.0-ENG.PDF #arduino #adafruit #sparkfun Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe Join our weekly Show & Tell on G+ Hangouts On Air: http://adafru.it/showtell New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ -----------------------------------------

Creater of the new TSPN show Human Guides, Peter Brill joins Ward and Derek to discuss consumer data tracking, apocalypse and doomsday prepping, and surprisigly enough, politics! Enjoy!

Creater of the new TSPN show Human Guides, Peter Brill joins Ward and Derek to discuss consumer data tracking, apocalypse and doomsday prepping, and surprisigly enough, politics! Enjoy!

Asher (Cody) Erickson joins Ward and Derek this episode. We talk about Power Rangers, other dated pop culture and Asher quiz Ward and Derek on band names. Are they or aren't they actual bands? We do some questionable internet searches.

Asher (Cody) Erickson joins Ward and Derek this episode. We talk about Power Rangers, other dated pop culture and Asher quiz Ward and Derek on band names. Are they or aren't they actual bands? We do some questionable internet searches.

Rick Huddleston joins Ward and Derek for another fine show where we talk video games, and a swath current, and dated pop culture topics. Listen to hear the one you relate with.

Rick Huddleston joins Ward and Derek for another fine show where we talk video games, and a swath current, and dated pop culture topics. Listen to hear the one you relate with.

Ward and Derek welcome Chris Huddleston for episode. We talk about the progression of the network and growing offerings, comedy, Fortnite, Red Dead Redemption 2, falling out of touch, and what we wear when and where we venture out in public and much more on this jam packed episode.

Ward and Derek welcome Chris Huddleston for episode. We talk about the progression of the network and growing offerings, comedy, Fortnite, Red Dead Redemption 2, falling out of touch, and what we wear when and where we venture out in public and much more on this jam packed episode.

So much Vandal Athletics to fit into 1 episode! 4:50 Marten Heimstra (@Hemi_71) breaks down Womens Basketball, 6:26 Brian Marceau (@BrianMarceau) talks Mens Hoops Struggles and the optimism we should have. Then Chris Hammond (@Chris_P_Hammond) hosts Brint & Mike (@GrizFanPod) 33:30. Hope you enjoy this rivalry episode after a top 25 upset as the Idaho Vandals Get ready to face the Montana Grizzlies in the kibbie dome for The Little Brown Stein.

Brian Marceau, Chris Hammond and Marten Heimstra breakdown Idaho's mens and womens teams before the season starts up this week. This will become a regular segment on the show.

We're taking a look at some of the newest college presidents in Idaho. That includes Lewis Clark State College. Dr. Cynthia Pemberton was named the 16th president of the school and started July 1. The school is celebrating its 125th anniversary. Dr. Pemberton unveils her vision for the future of LCSC.

This week-- Sports Program had special guest, Logan Griffin, tell us about his experiences in the NAIA World Series and playing for the Warriors. The guys also talk about the small sport of professional baseball and of course the NBA Playoffs.

Scott McClure is rejoining us to talk about the NAIA World Series and how to get involved.

Sarah and co-host Dimity explore an important subject: post-partum depression and anxiety. The mother runners are joined in this conversation by Mary Jackson Lee, LCSC, a psychotherapist who works with women and couples in this arena. Mary describes the differences between post-partum depression (PPD) and the more common post-partum anxiety, as well as explaining what’s outside the “bell curve of normal.” She offers assurances about how common some levels of anxiety is, and she discusses the arsenal of tools available to help people feel better. Dimity talks about her personal experience with PPD, plus her years-long depression. Mary stresses the importance of finding “something outside your own head,” whether it’s running, yoga, or scrapbooking. Despite being a heavy topic, the discussion ends on an optimistic note. And before bringing on the guest, find out what Team Thrasher is—and why Dimity’s a part of it. (No, she’s not become a mother skateboarder!) Important: This podcast contains trigger warnings... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices