Podcasts about Lincoln High School

A 16-year-old suspect in the shooting at Tacoma’s Lincoln High School has been arrested. The suicide prevention hotline for LGBTQ youth might be nixed. Seattle is implementing new technology for high-speed pursuits. // LongForm: GUEST: John Ondrasik, more commonly known by his stage name "Five for Fighting," has dedicated his 2001 hit song "Superman (It's Not Easy)" to the hostages in Gaza. // Quick Hit: Independent journalist Cam Higby is calling out local media in Seattle for not covering the violence at protests.

Students from Sprague High School in Salem and Lincoln High School in Portland are co-champions of a national civics competition that tests students’ knowledge and understanding of the U.S. Constitution. But it’s how they won that has made this year’s “We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution National Finals” one for the history books.  Sprague High School’s team consisted of just two members, seniors Matthew Meyers and Colin Williams. They won a spot at the national finals in Washington, D.C. after winning second place in the state competition in January, behind Lincoln High School.  At the finals, Meyers and Williams faced off against teams with 20 or more players in the 3-day competition, fielding questions about constitutional law and Supreme Court cases from a panel of judges and legal experts. When the scores of all 32 teams were tallied, the duo from Salem were initially declared winners on April 11, with the Lincoln team finishing in third place. But according to reporting by The Oregonian and New York Times, Patrick Magee-Jenks, who teaches social studies at Lincoln High and coaches its constitution team, found what appeared to be a mistake in his team’s score. That prompted officials at The Center for Civic Competition, which organizes the annual competition, to investigate and correct the scoring results, with both Sprague and Lincoln High School prevailing as this year’s national champions.   Meyers and Williams join us to talk about this remarkable outcome, along with Magee-Jenks and Audrey Farrimond, a junior at Lincoln High School and member of its constitution team.

Emily Wilson’s name on the cover of a book is a likely sign that it will be a bestseller. But she isn’t an author, and the books are unlikely fan favorites. Wilson has made a name for herself translating classic Greek texts - most notably Homer’s "The Odyssey" in 2017 and "The Iliad" in 2023. Wilson’s translations have gained a cult following and opened up these classics to a new generation of readers. She joins us in front of an audience of Lincoln High School students.

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue speaks with Heather Thomas, Executive Director of the Lake City Chamber of Commerce about the Career Fair at Lincoln High School today, Annual Dinner next Friday, “Itching For Spring” next Saturday the 22nd, Business After Hours for March the 27th at lake City Boat Club.

While marking the arrival of 2025, students and teachers in the US state of Washington received a precious gift — a New Year card addressed to them with a message from President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan.Lynn Eisenhauer, a music teacher at Lincoln High School in Tacoma, Washington, said it is always a special experience to receive a message from President Xi, and they are glad to know that Xi and his wife received their latest greetings of good wishes.In mid-December, Eisenhauer joined students and teachers from local schools, as well as the US-China Youth and Student Exchange Association in Washington state, to send a New Year greeting card to President Xi and his wife, as well as the Chinese people.More than 100 teachers and students signed the card, on which was written in Chinese: "Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the 80th anniversary of (the end of) the World Anti-Fascist War. Embracing the New Year, long live peace, and may China-US friendship last forever."David Chong, president of the US-China Youth and Student Exchange Association, said that "due to limited space, many friends couldn't fit their names on the card".He added that the reason the card mentioned the upcoming 80th anniversary of the victories in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1931-45) and the World Anti-Fascist War was because "we want the Chinese friends to know that the American people have not forgotten the history of the two nations fighting side by side".In the response card from the Chinese president, Xi and Peng said that during World War II, China and the United States fought together for peace and justice, and the friendship between the two peoples stood the test of blood and fire and is growing even stronger.Ella Martino, a student at Stadium High School in Tacoma, said: "Signing the greeting card for President Xi was an incredible honor and achievement. I, as an American student, want to express my gratitude for the friendship between America and China. I also wish for the longevity of peace between China and America."Brian Suy, a student at Lincoln High School in Tacoma, said of the World War II era: "I am familiar with this period of history and I believe that it is important for students to learn. I believe that this period of history should serve as a reminder for American and Chinese citizens that their countries can work together well, despite how different their cultures and politics are. I am willing to be a successor to keep the relations of the people of China and America strong and close."William Felagai, a student from Lincoln High School in Tacoma, said he "was very thankful and felt very lucky" to receive such a gift as a token of appreciation, and he also knows a little bit about that period of history."I attended a trip to Washington, DC, and was able to hear about the Sino-US friendship from a Flying Tigers veteran himself. He talked about how US soldiers and pilots found refuge in Chinese villagers who were willing to risk not only themselves and their families' lives but their whole village from destruction by the Japanese military," Felagai said.Maryn Sage, assistant principal of Stadium High School, said that this history and President Xi's reference to the Sino-US friendship being "tested by blood and fire" during World War II refers to the cooperation between China and the US as they fought a common enemy, despite their different political systems. "We believe that friendship is a way to foster mutual understanding and trust, reducing the likelihood of conflicts by promoting dialogue and cooperation," Sage said.In the card, Xi and Peng also extended their New Year wishes and expressed their hope that the young people of both countries will continue to participate in China's initiative of inviting 50,000 young people from the US over the course of five years to visit China for exchange and study programs, strengthen exchanges and interactions, enhance mutual understanding and carry forward the traditional friendship.Xi announced the initiative during his meeting with US President Joe Biden in San Francisco in 2023. Shannon Marshall, principal of Stadium High School, said that she accompanied 10 students to China in July last year, and in September, the school sent 12 students and an assistant principal."We would love to send more students in 2025 and are so thankful for the opportunities," Marshall added. "My group of 10 students who traveled to China in July recently met to reconnect and reminisce. The students spoke about the Chinese students they met and who they are still in contact with via WeChat. This experience has created long-lasting friendships between American students and Chinese students and bonded our American students together because they experienced a new culture together."Martino was among the 12 Stadium students who went to China for a two-week trip last year. She said she will never forget the people she met in China and the incredible impact they had on her life."I was most impressed by the hospitality I felt from the Chinese people I met. I made many Chinese friends. ... If I ever visit China again in the future, I wish to see my friends again and see the places that they care about the most," she said.Eisenhauer accompanied three groups of students from Lincoln High School on trips to China last year, and they were among the first groups to accept the invitation extended by President Xi to study and travel in China.Eisenhauer recalled that during their fall trip, they performed for Peng, and meeting the president's wife was a truly magical moment."I believe in the power of peaceful connections between people and cultures," Eisenhauer said. "Individual acts of kindness and friendship have the power to change the world in small but steady ways. I sincerely hope that the leadership of both our countries continue to encourage our youth to travel the globe and share their personal experiences and cultures with each other."Chong, the US-China Youth and Student Exchange Association president, said he knows of many people who hope for friendship between the two nations and are deeply concerned about the current state of US-China relations."There has never been just one voice in America. Through this, we hope to convey to the Chinese people the American public's desire for friendship between our two nations and their love for peace," Chong said.Ron Chow, co-chairman of the US-China Youth and Student Exchange Association, told China Daily: "We all agree that the US-China relationship is the most consequential bilateral relationship in the world. The future of our friendship lies in the hands of the younger generation. It is our association's mission to deepen dialogue and exchanges between the youth of the US and China, enabling more American young people to understand the real China, not just the one portrayed in the media."

Fredrick Mallay is a Mt. Pleasant Rhode Island native who has taken football in the smallest state in the country by storm ever since his freshman year of high school.Mallay holds the Rhode Island high school record for most yards rushed in a single game recording 521 yards on the ground versus Lincoln High School his senior year.However, ever since he was twelve years old, Mallay knew his future was in sports. Growing up in a single parent household, he wanted to give more to his mother and family with a career in football.Deciding to stay home and attend the University of Rhode Island was a no brainer for Mallay. He is currently a part of the first Rhode Island Football team to receive a playoff bid since 1985 and is gearing up for a jam packed post season.Tune into this week's episode to hear all about Mallay's story and to hear more about URI Football's historic season.Fredrick Mallay: https://www.instagram.com/3xhunchooo/LIKE, COMMENT, AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CONTENT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt67wUrnmYLGSSAsGEnpZ-gFollow Cam's Corner on all podcast and social media platformsApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cams-corner/id1585645433Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4T2tKB3OSECsm8blrdmkutTwitter: https://twitter.com/camiasimoneTVInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/cams1corner/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cams1corner?lang=enListen to episodes on the Cam's Corner official website:https://www.camscorner.orgTune into my self made, produced, and edited documentary on Dan Mazzulla Jr.https://www.camscorner.org/documentary

12 - What did Josh Shapiro say? RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins us to discuss the ballot processing hullabaloo taking place all across Pennsylvania. How does Whatley interpret Josh Shapiro's comments on the situation? Why are we spending money on a recount that won't mean a single thing? Can we get some equal voter treatment under the law? Why isn't this happening in blue states? 1205 - Will the Trump administration follow Dave Sunday's lead? 1210 - Side - all time bad spinoffs 1215 - Lincoln High School is overenrolled by 1000 kids, which is resulting in no lockers and earlier lunches. Do residents even care? 1220 - How did that illegal immigrant get to Athens, Georgia? His roommate testifies on how they got from Manhattan to Georgia. 1235 - Mike Johnson was asked if the new transgender delegate from Delaware is a man or a woman. Will Nancy Mace's bill be passed? 1250 - Teasing the rest of the show.

12 - What did Josh Shapiro say? RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins us to discuss the ballot processing hullabaloo taking place all across Pennsylvania. How does Whatley interpret Josh Shapiro's comments on the situation? Why are we spending money on a recount that won't mean a single thing? Can we get some equal voter treatment under the law? Why isn't this happening in blue states? 1205 - Will the Trump administration follow Dave Sunday's lead? 1210 - Side - all time bad spinoffs 1215 - Lincoln High School is overenrolled by 1000 kids, which is resulting in no lockers and earlier lunches. Do residents even care? 1220 - How did that illegal immigrant get to Athens, Georgia? His roommate testifies on how they got from Manhattan to Georgia. 1235 - Mike Johnson was asked if the new transgender delegate from Delaware is a man or a woman. Will Nancy Mace's bill be passed? 1250 - Teasing the rest of the show. 1 - Cherry Hill, New Jersey Parent and school board candidate Harvey Vazquez joins us today. His kids were among many whose names were released after declining to enroll in the progressive sex ed classes offered. Was this incompetency or a purposeful act to shame these kids and parents? Why did this special interest group who released the names request this information in the first place? 110 - Leslie from Bryn Mawr gives her thoughts. More of your calls. More Sarah McBride and transgender talk. 120 - More of your calls. 130 - Jim Worthington of The NAC and host to The Mount Rushmore of Rockstars event joins us today. How did this event come to be? There's no question that the Trump train is rolling, and this event is a continuation of that momentum. Jim details setting up a Buck County voters association with Linda Kerns. 140 - Detailing the “Mount Rushmore of Rockstars” event that honors those that helped deliver Pennsylvania to Trump. Are these voting practices fair? Dom details his car collection including a certain van. 145 - Bucks County Commissioner Pat Poprik joins us to discuss the other commissioners going out of their way to count illegal ballots in defiance with the courts. With three years to go on their terms, will they be impeached? Pat is appalled by their ruling and the attention that they have brought to Bucks County. What will the response be like tomorrow for the press conference? 2 - Attorney Wally Zimolong joins us today to hear about his response to the Bucks County Board of Elections counting illegal votes. What is the issue with Luzerne County? The prosecution against Trump in New York has decided to postpone hearings against Trump, but not throw them out. Why is that? 205 - Your side question calls. 210 - Money Melody 215 - Winner? 220 - Continuing with the transgender issue. 230 - Former Republican Candidate for Mayor David Oh joins the program. David discusses how this swing in moderate voters was a vote for change as the government is just out of touch with its citizens. Why did Asian voters have a much bigger turnout for Trump? David details how many of these voters emigrate from countries with communism and do not want to see it happen again here. 250 - Lightning Round!

Jamal and Khalid are joined by NYC coaching legend and former Lincoln High School coach, Tiny Morton. Morton talks about his new coaching job, how he plans to build a new power in New York, and what he learned from coaching great players including Stephon Marbury, Sebastian Telfair, Lance Stephenson and others.

Today my guest is a candidate for 79th district assembly. She was born and raised in San Diego. She is a proud SDSU alum where she got her Bachelor's degree AND and her Ed.d in Education leadership. She is Aztec through and through as her mom worked at the school while she was pregnant with LaShae! We talk about dirty politics and transparency and we (mostly me) joke about an attack ad aimed at her, that I found silly. She is all about community, give a few cool little quotes I found inspiring and will probably steal them as my own in the future. She was a great sport and played along. We find out about her dreams and aspirations and why she chose a super sappy movie in the electric chair question. 

About the Guest(s): Coach Greer: Coach Greer is the head coach of the Lincoln High School Lady Tigers basketball team, taking the helm in 2019 after a successful tenure with the boys' team, including a state championship win in 2016. His coaching career spans over 17 years, with extensive experience and accomplishments from various institutions including Harold W. Lane Middle School and Gateway Charter Academy. Coach Rock: An alumnus of Lincoln High School and former player, Coach Rock brings deep-rooted connections and a strong motivational presence to the coaching staff. She is known for her disciplined approach and enforcing team norms. Coach Tay: Another distinguished former player from Lincoln High School, Coach Tay excelled as a state MVP and has contributed significantly to the empowerment and cohesion of the current team. She emphasizes family culture and maintaining the Lincoln tradition. Coach Lynn: Known for her energetic and uplifting presence, Coach Lynn focuses on the holistic development of the young athletes at Lincoln High School. Her background includes playing for Dunbar High School before joining Lincoln's coaching staff. Episode Summary: In this episode of "It's Just Different," host Ashley Roberts engages in a lively discussion with the renowned coaching staff of Lincoln High School's Lady Tigers, including Head Coach Greer, Coach Rock, Coach Tay, and Coach Lynn. They delve into the intricacies of building a successful girls' basketball program, the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the ethos that drives their team's strong family culture. From their initial successes with the boys' team to transitioning to the girls' program, the coaches share insightful behind-the-scenes stories. They reflect on the significance of community support, the role of senior leadership, and the importance of maintaining disciplined, defensively strong players. With a young roster and high aspirations, the Lincoln Lady Tigers are set on making their mark in the upcoming season and aim to uphold their storied tradition amid structural changes in state championships. Key Takeaways: Building a Strong Foundation: The Lincoln coaching staff emphasizes the significance of a robust defensive base and fostering a strong family culture within the team. Transition Challenges: Coach Greer discusses the hurdles faced during the COVID-19 pandemic and how the team navigated unprecedented restrictions to maintain momentum. Leadership and Legacy: Utilizing former players as coaches has fortified the program, ensuring a continuity of tradition and relatable mentoring for the young athletes. State Championship Aspirations: Despite changes in competition formats, the team's focus remains on achieving excellence and targeting the state championship with unwavering determination. Support System: The role of community and parental involvement is highlighted as integral to the team's sustained success and cohesion. Its Just Different Podcast on socials: @itsjustdifferentpod Ashley on Socials: @_thisisashleyr

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday issued an executive order directing state agencies to clear all homeless encampments statewide. In other news, two Lincoln High School sumo wrestlers qualified for the junior world championship in Poland, now they just need money to go. Plus, San Diego Comic-Con is in full swing downtown, and this year, Hollywood is making a grand return.

Bert previews another high school football season this hour, as he is joined by defending State Champion Head Coach Jared Fredenburg of Lincoln High School in hour two!

In this episode, we feature guest host and recent Lewis & Clark graduate Lena Essak. Lena interviews regular host Dave Karlsgodt and two other guests: Dr. Lisa Benjamin, Associate Professor at Lewis & Clark Law School, author and climate negotiator, and Tim Swinehart, a social studies teacher from Lincoln High School in Portland, OR. The topic is climate communication.

Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Army SFC (Ret) Krendra Harralson.  Krendra grew up in Tacoma, WA and attended Lincoln High School.  As a Sophomore, she joined the school's JROTC program.  During her Junior year, she signed a contract with the WA National Guard at 17, and attended Army Basic Training at Ft. Jackson, SC during the summer before her Senior year in High School.  After graduating in 1998, she completed her AIT at Ft. Sam Houston, TX as a 92B Medic. Her first assignment was with the WA NG Aviation unit as a Traditional Guardsman until Aug 2000.  Then she enlisted in the Active Duty Army and was assigned to Wiesbaden, Germany with the 557th Ground Ambulance Company in 2003.  Her next assignment was to the 4th Engineer Battalion at Ft. Carson, CO.  In 2009 her unit was deployed to Taji, Iraq.  During that deployment, her unit was relocated to Kandahar, Afghanistan where she was battlefield promoted to SSG in 2010.  A year later, SSG Harralson was assigned to the 555th Engineer Brigade at Ft. lewis, WA.  Her last assignment was to Ft. Sam Houston, TX in 2016 and she retired in 2018. After retiring, Krendra competed in the Ms. Veteran America through the non-profit Final Salute Inc.  Later, she received the appointed title of Mrs. Texas 2024 and will be competing for Mrs. USA at Omaha, NE in Aug 2024.  To find out more about Krendra's journey and how you can help, please visit the links below: Final Salute Inc.  https://www.finalsaluteinc.org/Home.html Love Without Boundaries. https://www.lovewithoutboundaries.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093336497504 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/krendra_harralson/

In this episode of The North Florida Wrestling Show,Guest Host Ricky Cheese interviews Ryder Luck, a state champion from Lincoln High School in Tallahassee, Florida. They discuss Ryder's wrestling journey, including his performance in the state tournament and his plans for college. They also talk about sportsmanship and respect in wrestling, as well as Ryder's summer plans and dream college, Ohio State. The conversation highlights Ryder's dedication to the sport and his aspirations for the future. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nfws/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nfws/support

Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes Paul Cammarota, Father Judge graduate and former Lincoln High School football coach, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the ending of the Turkey Bowl rivalry between Father Judge High School and Lincoln High School and the implications on the Veterans community. Cammarota tells us about the history behind the rivalry, and the ties to students who were lost in the Vietnam War. Cammarota tells about the shift in safety that's led to the decision, but explains that a move to a new conference and playoff scheduling may be even more at fault for the decision. Then, Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello who joins the show after Dom and Dan received a tip from a listener in their YouTube comments that a change was coming from Democratic Montgomery County commissioners loosening rules around mail-in balloting and satellite voting offices. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Paul Cammarota, Father Judge graduate and former Lincoln High School football coach, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the ending of the Turkey Bowl rivalry between Father Judge High School and Lincoln High School and the implications on the Veterans community. Cammarota tells us about the history behind the rivalry, and the ties to students who were lost in the Vietnam War. Cammarota tells about the shift in safety that's led to the decision, but explains that a move to a new conference and playoff scheduling may be even more at fault for the decision. (Photo by Getty Images)

See our Show Notes. Send errata and other notes to hello@seattlehallpass.orgAt the March 13 Special School Board meeting, the 5 sitting directors narrowed down the finalists for Districts 2 and 4. The finalists will participate at a forum at Lincoln High School in Wallingford on March 27, start time TBD.Support the showMusic by Sarah, the Illstrumentalist, logo by Carmen Lau-Woo.Sign up for our newsletter

What’s Trending: There was another death of a homeless man in Burien that could have been prevented, if the city ordinance for where and when people can camp out was enforced, this death potentially would not have happened. Sen. Robert Menendez is considering running for re-election but as an Independent, this might be a way for him to gain money to fund his legal defense. GUEST: Nicki Neily (Parents Defending Education) explains how she came across the antisemitic posts by a Mukilteo teacher and what parents can do about their own schools.  // Big Local: An Evergreen State College student died to an inverted carbon monoxide vent. The staff thought was a faulty carbon monoxide alarms and the alert was dismissed, this resulted in the death of the student. A student at Lincoln High School in Tacoma was found with a gun in his backpack, this student and another were suspected of smoking weed at school and upon a search of the students, a gun was found. The student was arrested and expelled from school. // The man who set out to walk across the United States and started in La Push, Washington has finally made it to the east coast in Washington DC. 

My good friend Deon Birkes, Athletic Director at Lincoln High School in Lincoln, Arkansas, talks about trusting God and allowing Him to do His job... "Don't worry about it.  Instead, have peace, Faith, trust, hope and joy.  God's got this!" #podcast #coach #faith #hope #trust #believe 

Wendell Bass, a revered retired principal at Lincoln High School in San Diego, talks about equity, educational leadership and the importance of teaching and believing that all children are brilliant.

In this episode of FYI, The Public Libraries Podcast, Kathleen Hughes, PLA, hosts Lori Leiberman, a Teacher/Librarian from Lincoln High School in Portland, Oregon, as they explore the intricate dynamics of the romance genre, and Lieberman's upcoming PLA conference program, "Read Romance/Fight Patriarchy." The conversation navigates the popularity and enduring stigma surrounding romance literature, discussing the genre's paradoxical position as both a billion-dollar industry and a source of unwarranted shame for readers. Lori sheds light on the feminist essence embedded in romance narratives and their potential to challenge patriarchal norms. Drawing from her experiences at Lincoln High School, she shares insights into the positive impact of romance literature in educational settings, highlighting the genre's capacity to engage students and foster cultural awareness. The episode concludes with practical tips for launching a Romance Book Club in libraries and building inclusive romance collections that authentically represent diverse voices and experiences. Don't miss this candid exploration of the genre's complexities and its profound impact on readers and education.

In this episode, host Katie Martin talks with Melissa Agudelo, the co-principal of Lincoln High School in San Diego, about her experiences and insights as an educator and leader aimed at putting students at the center of learning. Melissa shares how she got into education through Teach for America in the 1990s and the impact of seeing disaggregated student data under No Child Left Behind, which made her question traditional approaches to teaching focused heavily on curriculum coverage versus relationships and relevance. She discusses her transformative experience teaching at High Tech High with project-based learning, but also her realization that those approaches weren't reaching all students, prompting her move to lead schools focused explicitly on serving learners who are furthest from opportunity. Key topics covered include: - Implementing restorative practices rather than zero-tolerance discipline - The importance of advisory structures to build relationships - Collaborative teacher development of projects and portfolio assessments - Iteratively developing a learner-centered culture and portrait of a graduate focused on broader competencies rather than content mastery - Melissa's vision for an education system that privileges authentic learning over grades and curriculum Whether you're an educator looking for insights on learner-centered strategies or simply interested in progressive approaches to transforming secondary schools, this discussion provides valuable perspectives.

Few people could move as seamlessly through sports, entertainment, and the streets as Stephen Jackson. The former NBA Champion became a force to be reckoned with after taking Lincoln High School to a state championship in his junior year. However, the breadth of his knowledge outside of basketball has transformed him into a commanding authority in the culture. We welcomed Stephen Jackson to The Danza Project for an all-encompassing interview. Maintaining his authenticity is at the core of his persona, so you know he's not holding back. From detailing his beginnings in Texas, Jackson dives into his career, from the NBA to becoming a magnetic figure in the media whose voice echoes quite loudly. For example, his stance on the BIG3 vs. NBA has been well-documented, and he gets even deeper on the issue. In episode #150, Stephen Jackson also speaks on a number of other topics, from the All The Smoke podcast and the controversies he faced from both Shakur Stevenson's and Canelo's boxing fight. Elsewhere in the episode, he dives into Charleston White's contentious take on the Israel-Hamas conflict, the importance of equality and justice, and his relationship with George Floyd. Check out the latest episode of The Danza Project above, and make sure to subscribe for more content. 0:00 - Intro 2:14 - Who is Stephen Jackson? 6:38 - How Stephen maintained professionalism in his relationships 14:08 - The importance of being a good character 16:35 - Backlash from Shakur Stevenson's Boxing fight | Taking criticism 24:10 - Being Authentic 27:43 - Stephen speaks on his relationship & podcast with Matt Barnes 35:54 - The Showtime security at the Canelo fight | Everybody is reachable 43:27 - What would Stephen Jackson go back in time & change? 45:44 - The Money or The Championship? 46:54 - Growing up & support system in Port Arthur Texas | Believing in yourself 53:06 - Danza, Kris & Stephen drop gems on genuine people 1:02:19 - Stephen asks The Danza Project about what keeps them going 1:11:23 - Stephen shares wisdom on betting on himself & responsibilities  1:17:15 - The most rewarding thing to Stephen Jackson | Relationship with George Floyd 1:26:25 - Stephen gives advice for a kid in college to keep going & be successful 1:28:05 - NBA & George Floyd situation | Lebron | BIG3 | Ice Cube 1:39:53 - The love for Dogs & your own kids | Will Smith 1:44:30 - The complexity of having certain guests on | Charleston White 1:49:58 - Stephen speaks on Equality & Justice | Palestine & Hamas 1:52:42 - Obtaining Knowledge & Information 1:57:09 - Being Selfless vs Selfish | Making mistakes 2:03:12 - Stephen Jackson recalls visiting O-Block | Ty Munna 2:09:08 - Stephen speaks on playing Basketball against Michael Jordan 2:14:49 - Matt Barnes & Derek Fisher 2:18:01 - Protecting your own 2:22:57 - The best city Stephen Jackson has played NBA at | Raising his kids to play Basketball 2:31:00 - Kobe Bryant's impact & other celebrities passing 2:35:45 - 1-100 Where does Stephen Jackson sit in the scale of life right now? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedanzaproject/support

Closing in on a decade as the head baseball coach for Lincoln High School, where he's dealt with no home baseball field and essentially no practice facilities. Yet C.J. Watson constantly has his Cardinals squad at the top of the conference. In this conversation, he provides a deep look into the culture that's made it all possible. You can follow him on Twitter @CJWatson7     Join the High School Coaches Club as a FREE member! (This is the ONLY way to get the weekly newsletter delivered straight to your inbox every Wednesday!) You can send recommendations for future guests by clicking here. You can pick up a High School Coaches Club sticker here. Contact Max Price via Twitter or email: max@highschoolcoachesclub.com

Students across Oregon will walk out of school on Friday as part of a youth strike for meaningful climate action. Among the demands they’re making are a formal declaration of a climate emergency from Gov. Tina Kotek, direct relief to unhoused Oregonians during climate disasters, and more legislative support for clean energy. Organizers in Portland, Bend, Salem and Florence set specific demands for their cities in addition to the statewide demands.  Chloe Gilmore is an organizer with the Portland Youth Climate Strike and a senior at Lincoln High School. She joins us with more details on the strike from the gathering at City Hall.

Nate is currently the communications, marketing, and scholastic coordinator for the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA). Nate's from Beloit, KS and has just been around the sport of wrestling his whole life. Aside from competing while growing up, he coached wrestling at Lincoln High School in Kansas and was both the Vice President and President of the Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association. He's another guy in our sport who has done so much behind the scenes to help grow wrestling. So please, sit back, relax and enjoy, Nate Naasz! Let's Talk Wrestling website: https://letstalkwrestlingpodcast.my.canva.site/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-talk-wrestling/support

Siyamak sits down with Rex Ridgeway, president of the PTA at Lincoln High School in San Francisco. He explains how San Francisco's inclusion policies are actually hurting the overall performance of students and why parents are leaving the public school system. "Kids in San Francisco can't get to calculus. They moved Algebra 1 out from the 8th grade in a city, which Mayor London Breed has recently said is the hub of AI. In the heart of Silicon Valley, you don't let kids shine." ⭕️Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

This episode is a part of our high school coaching series. For the next four weeks we'll be bringing on various high school coaches about the development of young athletes and the importance of those relationships. I am excited to bring one of my friends, Chris Turner, on the show today. I met Chris through ... more »

#122. Nate Anderson - Cutting Edge Baseball Nate is a graduate of Lincoln High School in San Jose, CA and Virginia Commonwealth University; he played NCAA Division I baseball 2005 - 2006. He played for the Colorado Rockies and worked as an associate scout for the Rockies and the Kansas City Royals since 2008. Nate has been the head baseball coach at Leigh High School, Los Gatos High School and most recently Oak Grove High School.  He has a fantastic track record of winning at each school he has been coaching.  Nate holds a Masters in Education from National University in La Jolla, CA and is in the Lincoln High School Hall of Fame.  Out now on all podcast platforms! #podcast #beyondthebuckets #show #basketball #coach #life #lifestyle #coaching #entrepreneur #business #ceo #lifecoach #mentalperformance #YouTube http://ow.ly/3kdI30qOSc6  #Applehttp://ow.ly/cAeV30qOSc8  #Spotify http://ow.ly/7EIe30qOSc9 

This episode of the Amazing Cities and Towns Podcast sponsored by Bearing Advisors, Jim Hunt interviews 2023 NLC President, Victoria Woodards. ·       A candid conversation about her outlook on the 2023 year at the NLC and her city, Tacomma, WA. ·       Why she choose to work on workforce and housing. And, much more   7 Steps to an Amazing City: 1.     Attitude 2.     Motivation 3.     Attention to Detail 4.     Zing 5.     Inclusiveness 6.     Neighborhood Empowerment 7.     Green Awareness Thanks for listening and look forward to having you join us for the next episode.   Links Mentions During Show:  www.NLC.org  ·       www.AmazingCities.org ·       www.AmazingCities.org/podcast to be a guest on the podcast   About Victoria Woodards, NLC President and Mayor of Tacoma, WA    Mayor Victoria Woodards of Tacoma, Washington serves as the President of the National League of Cities (NLC). She was elected mayor in 2018. Woodards has called the “City of Destiny” her home for almost her entire life. She is a proud graduate of Tacoma's Lincoln High School and has served as a soldier in the United States Army. Before becoming mayor, she served for seven years as an at-large member of the City Council. During that time, she launched the city's Equity and Empowerment initiative which led to the establishment of its Office of Equity and Human Rights. She also brought partner organizations together for then-President Barack Obama's My Brother's Keeper initiative and spearheaded the city's Project PEACE initiative which bridged community members with the Tacoma Police Department. As mayor, she continues to be a champion of these important issues while expanding her involvement in regional and national conversations on affordable housing, transportation, strengthening youth and families, public safety, growing local business, and the creation of family wage jobs. She has also worked to more fully engage the city's youth in community decisions that impact them every day, by expanding Student Government Day and establishing the city's first Youth Commission. Woodards has been selected to serve in a number of national leadership roles that allow her to share information with other cities across the country and bring best practices back to Tacoma. In addition to her role as President, she has served as co-chair of both NLC's Council on Youth, Education, and Families and its Race, Equity and Leadership program. At the United States Conference of Mayors, she serves on the advisory board; as vice-chair of the Committee on Jobs, Education, and the Workforce; and as cochair of the Women Mayors Leadership Alliance. Some of her other leadership roles as Tacoma's mayor include positions on the Puget Sound Regional Council Executive Board, Sound Transit Board, Tacoma-Pierce County Economic Development Board, Pierce Transit Board, Foundation for Tacoma Students Board, and the Workforce Central Board. In partnership with County Executive Bruce Dammeier and County Council Member Connie Ladenburg, she also convened elected leaders from across Pierce County for Mayoral Roundtable to explore opportunities for regional collaboration on the issue of housing attainability in the region, an initiative that formally came to be known as the ‘South Sound Housing Affordability Partners.' Woodards has consistently reaffirmed her support for immigrant and refugee families, and Tacoma remains a welcoming city committed to providing immigrant and refugee communities with equitable access to City services. Alongside her peers on the City Council, she advocates for policies that provide safety and stability for all members of the community, and she uses her national leadership roles to join with mayors across the county in calling for federal reforms. Under her leadership, the city appointed members to its first Commission on Immigrant and Refugee Affairs. This commission was established to better engage with immigrant and refugee communities, and to work with local organizations to identify and advance positive outcomes for community members in need. Demonstrating a lifelong track record of public service, Woodards has served as president of the Tacoma Urban League and as director of community development for the Tacoma Rainiers. Her past civic engagement work has also included leadership positions with the Tacoma Metropolitan Parks Board, the Washington State History Museum, and the Washington State Commission of African American Affairs. About Your Host, Jim Hunt: Welcome to the “Building Amazing Cities and Towns Podcast” … The podcast for Mayors, Council Members, Managers, Staff and anyone who is interested in building an Amazing City.   Your host is Jim Hunt, the author of “Bottom Line Green, How American Cities are Saving the Planet and Money Too” and his latest book, “The Amazing City - 7 Steps to Creating an Amazing City”   Jim is also the former President of the National League of Cities, 27 year Mayor, Council Member and 2006 Municipal Leader of the Year by American City and County Magazine.   Today, Jim speaks to 1000's of local government officials each year in the US and abroad.   Jim also consults with businesses that are bringing technology and innovation to local government.   Amazing City Resources: Buy Jim's Popular Books: ·       The Amazing City: 7 Steps to Creating an Amazing City:   https://www.amazingcities.org/product-page/the-amazing-city-7-steps-to-creating-an-amazing-city   ·       Bottom Line Green: How America's Cities and Saving the Planet (And Money Too)  https://www.amazingcities.org/product-page/bottom-line-green-how-america-s-cities-are-saving-the-planet-and-money-too   FREE White Paper: ·       “10 Steps to Revitalize Your Downtown”  www.AmazingCities.org/10-Steps   Hire Jim to Speak at Your Next Event: ·       Tell us about your event and see if dates are available at www.AmazingCities.org/Speaking   Hire Jim to Consult with Your City or Town: ·       Discover more details at https://www.amazingcities.org/consulting   Discuss Your Business Opportunity/Product to Help Amazing Cities: ·       Complete the form at https://www.amazingcities.org/business-development   A Special Thanks to Bearing Advisors for the support of this podcast:  www.BearingAdvisors.Net  

Mike and Richie discuss the latest commitment in the class of 2024 in football from former UCF commit LB Samarian Robinson (Lincoln High School in Tallahassee, Florida). They close by discussing some basketball recruiting and what they're hearing about Caleb McConnell on the eve of the NBA Draft.

Sage Whetnall has just graduated high school and completed her FFA career in Cardington, Ohio.  Now it is time for her get her education, and she knows where she is going to do that.......under the blue skies of Texas on the back of a horse! Sage and her family are very involved in the horse business from showing to rescuing to selling to rehabilitating.  As a matter of fact, Sage already is a certified equine massage therapist and wants to start her own business massaging horses in the future.  However, that future has to wait.  It has to wait for Sage to go on an adventure and to learn the real ins and outs of working on horseback.  Where better to learn that, than a cattle ranch in Texas. Texas Lore means a lot of things to a lot of people, but it is never without cattle.  It is either cattleman who became oilman, or oilman who bought cattle ranches.  Either way, cattle are always involved.  From Charles Goodnight and Oliver Loving to Woodrow Call and Augustus McRae, cattle are part of the story.  Where else is there a ranch called "King" that started its very own breed of cattle? Sage really believes in hands on knowledge and has a passion for horses, Western riding and Western work.  So, to get the experience and knowledge she needs to really understand how a performance or working horse is hurting and how to help it, she needs to see the work itself, up close and personal.  Her plan to get this education is to go to work, and to work in exactly that field. It is more than an adventure, it is a great way to learn!

The American Association of Retired Persons is the largest nonprofit group in the world with 38 million members. And it all began right here in Ojai in 1957 over dinner for six people at the Ojai Valley Inn. One of the persons was Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus, a formidably tall redhead who changed the way the nation thought about aging. Craig Walker joins the podcast to talk about his recently published book, "The Dignity They Deserve" which he co-authored with Mark Lewis. As the title explains, Dr. Andrus, perhaps the first female high school principal in California, grew up in Chicago during the height of the Progressive Era, where she volunteered at Jane Addams' Hull House, before embarking on a career in education. She retired to Ojai and bought the Grey Gables and converted it into a residential facility for retired teachers. Her mission was to show that retired people had much to contribute to their world and communities. The lore is that she found a retired teacher living in abject poverty in a chicken coop. In her anger, she got organized. The AARP was founded to provide health insurance to retired teachers through the American Retired Teachers Association, which Dr. Andrus also established. It proved so wildly successful that the insurance broker, Leonard Davis, who helped set up the underwriting, soon became one of the 400 richest men in America. Dr. Andrus never personally profited off her organization. We talked about the Dr. Andrus' background, and her illustrious career at Lincoln High School, where she revolutionized the way high school was taught. Walker, a retired teacher himself, also talked about his father, the famous architect Rodney Walker, builder of several of the Case Study homes that helped house millions of people. We did not talk about Sumerian cuneiform, great Moghul empire warriors or the sketch comedy of Tim Robinson.

Joel Lincoln, also known as the Basketball Barista, is the founder of Game Shots Basketball and co-host of the Summer Grind Podcast. Joel played high school basketball at Durant High School in Iowa. Following graduation, he began his career in coaching as a student assistant at Northwest Missouri State, including a 2012 NCAA Tournament appearance. After earning his degree in K-12 Physical Education, he became a graduate assistant coach at East Central University (OK). After earning his master's degree, he moved to Oregon. He began coaching and leading youth clinics for Lake Oswego High School before becoming a varsity assistant & player development coach at LaSalle Prep. Joel also served as the Head Coach at Lincoln High School before moving to Charlotte in 2021.Joel has also coached at many different basketball camps & clinics in the United States and abroad; Michael Jordan Flight School, Snow Valley Basketball School, and Yao Ming Hope School. He is a licensed USA Basketball Coach and has been a part of USA Basketball Youth Development in various roles as well as an on-court coach for the Chris Paul National Middle School Combine and Rising Stars. Additionally, for multiple summers, he was a Camp Director for Midwest Elite Basketball, leading satellite camps in over 15 states for athletes at foundational to elite levels.If you're looking to improve your coaching please consider joining the Hoop Heads Mentorship Program. We believe that having a mentor is the best way to maximize your potential and become a transformational coach. By matching you up with one of our experienced mentors you'll develop a one on one relationship that will help your coaching, your team, your program, and your mindset. The Hoop Heads Mentorship Program delivers mentoring services to basketball coaches at all levels through our team of experienced Head Coaches. Find out more at hoopheadspod.com or shoot me an email directly mike@hoopheadspod.comFollow us on social media @hoopheadspod on Twitter and Instagram.Be sure to grab pen and paper before you listen to this episode with Joel Lincoln, the Basketball Barista.Website - https://www.youtube.com/c/GameShotsBBEmail - gameshotsbball@gmail.comTwitter - https://twitter.com/GameShotsBBVisit our Sponsors!Dr. Dish BasketballMention the Hoop Heads Podcast when you place your order and get $300 off a brand new state of the art Dr. Dish Shooting Machine! Fast Model SportsFastModel Sports has the most compelling and intuitive basketball software out there! In addition to a great product, they also provide basketball coaching content and resources through their blog and playbank, which features over 8,000 free plays and drills from their online coaching community. For access to these plays and more information, visit fastmodelsports.com or follow them on Twitter @FastModel. Use Promo code HHP15 to save 15%The Coaching PortfolioYour first impression is everything when applying for a new coaching job. A professional coaching portfolio is the tool that highlights your coaching achievements and philosophies and, most of all, helps separate you and your...

Patrick Radden Keefe has made a career of finding out about people who don't want to talk to him. In 2021 he published “Empire of Pain,” a nonfiction account of the Sackler family, noted philanthropists and purveyors of the opioid OxyContin. He has also taken on the Troubles in Ireland in his book “Say Nothing,” and CIA maneuvering during the Cold War in his podcast “Wind of Change.” Patrick Radden Keefe joins us in front of an audience of high school students at Lincoln High.

Former Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jon Kitna proved during his football career to be a winner and a leader.  After playing three sports at Lincoln High School in Tacoma, Washington, Kitna walked on at Central Washington University (NAIA), earning the starting quarterback job as a true freshman. Kitna proved he was no fluke leading Central Washington to the NAIA Football National Championship his senior year. After earning a math education degree, Kitna was prepared to teach and coach at the high school level. But, instead, Dennis Erickson saw something in Kitna, signing him to the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent in 1996. After being waived and signed to the Seahawks practice squad, Kitna was allocated to the World League of American Football and the Barcelona Dragons. It was here that Kitna showed he had the makings to play in the NFL and would play in the league with the Seahawks, Bengals, Detroit Lions, and Dallas Cowboys. However, after finishing his pro career, Kitna started the job he thought was his future all along, becoming a high school coach, the position he holds today as the new head coach at Liberty Township (Ohio) Lakota East High School, where he'll coach his youngest son, Jamison Kitna, a Class of 2025 quarterback prospect who already holds double-digit offers from the likes of Baylor, Duke, West Virginia, Pittsburgh and more. Kitna joined In The Trenches with Dave Lapham, presented by First Star Logistics, to discuss his career, including what may surprise many as his most significant achievement in the game, and respect he has for former teammate Carson Palmer and what he's seen so far from current Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.

Warren Buffet spends about $3 a day on McDonald's breakfast fit for a billionaire. Snohomish County drug K9 recovering after fentanyl exposure. Federal judge says border patrol can't forgo release notices to alleviate backups. Daniel Penny to face manslaughter charge for Subway chokehold of homeless man. // Lincoln High School coach resigns citing safety concerns as team moves to a different division. Deadliest flu season for WA state in 5 years. Lots of Kraken fans BIRGing (basking in reflected glory) during playoff run. // YouTuber admits to crashing plane for views. Anderson Cooper rips his own network for Trump town hall. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Patrick Radden Keefe has made a career of finding out about people who don't want to talk to him. In 2021 he published “Empire of Pain,” a nonfiction account of the Sackler family, noted philanthropists and purveyors of the opioid OxyContin. He has also taken on the Troubles in Ireland in his book “Say Nothing,” and CIA maneuvering during the Cold War in his podcast “Wind of Change.” Patrick Radden Keefe joins us in front of an audience of high school students at Lincoln High.

Greg Berge is the Boys' Basketball Head Coach at Lincoln High School in Lake City, Minnesota. Greg has been a teacher, coach, and school administrator for the last 28 years and currently serves as the High School Principal at Lincoln High SchoolGreg's 17 years as a Varsity Basketball Coach and many other years as an assistant coach in multiple sports have given him tremendous insight into what makes great teams. Berge's teams have won ten conference championships (eight consecutive) and two section championships. As an assistant varsity coach, he has also helped coach teams that won multiple section championships in both football and girl's golf. Greg has been fortunate to coach multiple players who played college basketball at all levels (NCAA Division I, Division II, NAIA Division II, and Division III). Berge is also a Licensed Sports Leadership Facilitator through the Janssen Sports Leadership Center. If you're looking to improve your coaching please consider joining the Hoop Heads Mentorship Program. We believe that having a mentor is the best way to maximize your potential and become a transformational coach. By matching you up with one of our experienced mentors you'll develop a one on one relationship that will help your coaching, your team, your program, and your mindset. The Hoop Heads Mentorship Program delivers mentoring services to basketball coaches at all levels through our team of experienced Head Coaches. Find out more at hoopheadspod.com or shoot me an email directly mike@hoopheadspod.comFollow us on social media @hoopheadspod on Twitter and Instagram and be sure to check out the Hoop Heads Podcast Network for more great basketball content.Grab a notebook and pen before you listen to this episode with Greg Berge, Boys' Basketball Head Coach at Lincoln High School in Lake City, Minnesota.Website - gregberge.carrd.coEmail - gregberge@gmail.comTwitter - @gb1121Visit our Sponsors!Dr. Dish BasketballMention the Hoop Heads Podcast when you place your order and get $300 off a brand new state of the art Dr. Dish Shooting Machine! Fast Model SportsFastModel Sports has the most compelling and intuitive basketball software out there! In addition to a great product, they also provide basketball coaching content and resources through their blog and playbank, which features over 8,000 free plays and drills from their online coaching community. For access to these plays and more information, visit fastmodelsports.com or follow them on Twitter @FastModel. Use Promo code HHP15 to save 15%The Coaching PortfolioYour first impression is everything when applying for a new coaching job. A professional coaching portfolio is the tool that highlights your coaching achievements and philosophies and, most of all, helps separate you and your abilities from the other applicants. Special Price of just $25 for all Hoop Heads Listeners.Training Camp - Elite Skill Development & Performance CombineThe first

Episode 58: The Three Levels of JusticeGuest: Shanetta Cruthers and Ty RowIn this episode, Dewhitt interviews his first two students of the 2023 spring semester, Shanetta Cruthers and Ty Row. Shanetta is a Bloomington High School graduate and Ty graduated from Lincoln High School in Lincoln, Illinois. Dewhitt, Ty and Shanetta discuss the following: Their career goalsLocal CJS agenciesState CJS agenciesFederal CJS agenciesPicket Fence ModelDescription of the system1968 Crime Control ActLaw Enforcement Assistance AdministrationLaw Enforcement Education ProgramU.S. Constitutional rightsBriana TaylorGentrificationLouisville Police DepartmentDefunding the police, what it really meansLegalization of marijuana at the federal levelFree community collegeVoting rights  Black Lives MatterWhite SupremacyWhat they'd like to see the Biden administration accomplishYou can listen to the JFA Podcast Show wherever you get your podcast or by clicking on one of the links below.https://dlbspodcast.buzzsprout.com   https://blog.feedspot.com/social_justice_podcasts/   https://peculiarbooks.org   Also if you are interested in exercise and being healthy check out the Top 20 Triathlon Podcasts.https://blog.feedspot.com/triathlon_podcasts/    

The Class 2A District 2 Team Dual Championship was a nail-biter, with Lincoln High School ultimately claiming victory over Chiles High School with a final score of 37-36. As the champs of the district, Lincoln will now move on to the regional tournament to face off against Gulf Breeze and Fort Walton Beach. We caught up with Lincoln Coach Mike Crowder after the match to get his thoughts on the victory and what's next for his team. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nfws/message

In this episode, Shellee and Matt discuss:The best time for families to start planning financially for collegeThe power of having college finances conversations with your teen Understanding college ROIThe book "Empty Nest Full Pockets" by Matt Key Takeaways: The sooner you begin the college application process and educate yourself, the better your investment accounts are likely to grow during those years which can help you pay for your child's college and graduate debt-free.Knowledge is power. Making smart financial decisions when looking for colleges begins with a clear understanding of the net cost of college and how financial aid works, and this can be achieved by having the college money talk with your teen.A college education is a huge investment regardless of your financial situation, so try a pre-approval plan to determine whether your family's investment in a degree or a college may yield a return on investment.Many parents are so focused on getting their children ready that they forget that they still have a life to live here. Make sure that you balance being involved in your children's lives with helping them become more independent, confident, and goal-oriented by preparing them financially, especially for paying for a part-time job and all the adulting stuff they have not done yet financially. “We can figure out the money, we can figure out how to get things to work financially. We might have to make some tough decisions, but it can be done. There's no reason to just throw up your hands and let them go to a school that's going to bankrupt the whole family - it's a time to really dig in and engage. You don't have to necessarily be the leader of the process, but you need to be a mentor and be part of it.”  —  Matt Meline  About Matt Meline: Matt is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of PrairieFire and husband to the Operations Manager, Lisa Meline.Matt founded PrairieFire in 2019 on the belief that financial planning and unbiased advice can only come from an independent, conflict-free team. Matt has dedicated his career to being a trusted resource, coach, and partner for clients and friends, securing proactively defending his clients' interests every day as his daily goal.In the midst of a period of transition in his life, Matt completed a unique program designed to rediscover core values and shift the planning focus from just the money to the life of the clients. This is the way he aims to improve both returns on investments and returns on life. With a specialty in helping families prepare for children leaving the nest, building an exciting empty nest lifestyle, and making the most of retirement, PFW excels at helping families achieve their financial goals in the second half of their lives.Matt loves the community of Des Moines. He attended Lincoln High School on Des Moines' south side after moving here from Omaha during his high school years. Following his graduation from the University of Northern Iowa, he worked primarily as a senior manager for various banking organizations throughout the Midwest. In the mid-1990s, he decided to leave the security of that job and pursue a full-time career as a financial planner.As parents of four children who are currently living their dream lives in Chicago, Denver, Rhode Island, and Ames, Iowa, Matt, along with his wife Lisa, knows a lot about the teen years and college preparation for kids.  Connect with Matt Meline:Website: https://www.prairiefirewealth.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattmelinepfw/ Connect with Shellee Howard: Website:  https://collegereadyplan.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr_WodPHDfSWEbiPdsRDbyQTwitter: https://twitter.com/gocollegereadyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/collegereadyplan/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CollegeReadyPlan/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/college-ready/Email: shellee@collegereadyplan.com  Show notes by Podcastologist: Angelica Rayco. Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

Consistently successful teams have one thing that separates them from average teams.  A winning culture and the head coach is responsible for setting the tone.  Greg Berge is the Head Basketball Coach and Principal at Lincoln High School in Lake City, Minnesota.  He is a Sports Leadership Facilitator and author of "Culture WINS".  Coach Berge puts out a weekly newsletter: Great Teams - Better Leaders - 123In this episode:4 steps to building a winning programGetting the right players on the busDeveloping the edge - 2017 team5 types of leaders needed for a winning teamAdministrators need to have the coaches backSolutions to the officiating crisisFollow Greg Berge on Twitter - @gb1121 Follow: Twitter | Instagram @Athlete1Podcast https://www.athlete1.net Sponsor: The Netting Professionals https://www.nettingpros.com

We're going back one year to a favorite interview. Heather Seely-Roberts is the Head Boys Basketball Coach at Lincoln HS in Portland, Oregon. Coach Roberts has already coached one Boys Team to a STATE TITLE and she's working to do the same with Lincoln! As the ONLY Women Head Coach of a Boys Varsity B-ball team in Oregon (and the first in about 80 years!) THIS is an episode you will definitely want to listen to again! THIS is The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

When Mira Jacob's son was 6 years old, he started asking questions about what it meant to be biracial in America. And she found that answering those questions led to some interesting conversations. Jacob started keeping track of those conversations in a graphic memoir called “Good Talk.” The book is this year's Multnomah County Everybody Reads selection. We talk to Jacob in front of an audience at Lincoln High School. She'll also be speaking at the Arlene Schnitzer concert hall Thursday, March 10th at 7:30pm.

In this episode, host Dave Fiore speaks with Ely Rosario, business manager at Jackson Properties. Ely's story is one of rising above circumstances and obstacles to achieve her dreams – no matter how unlikely they seemed at the time. After becoming pregnant during her senior year at Lincoln High School, she was told her life was over. She not only finished high school as a mom but went on to FSU and later earned an MBA. Ely says she was often caught in the middle of racial divides that had little room for Latinos. During one period, she was homeless, jobless and carless, but soon after pieced together enough funds to purchase multiple homes while making less than $40,000 a year. Ely is a triathlete, has qualified for the Boston Marathon and is a popular author and public speaker. But most important to her – she is a very proud mom of three who makes clear that they remain her priority.

Coney Island is represented once again on the podcast! First Zach Marbury and now we have another Abraham Lincoln High School alumni who won that 1991 City Title. Shawn Pratt hangs out with us and shares his basketball experiences and he has some good ones!Pratt grew up in Coney Island during a special era of hoops and we get to hear all about it. He talks about the playground hoops in NYC, his time at Lincoln High School, City Title run, his college basketball experience, Semi Pro, coaching, the ABA, Bennington Martens, the Marbury family, Rhoderick Rhodes, Terry Dehere, Danny Hurley, Jamal Mashburn and MUCH more! He is also giving back to the community in Vermont by bringing people together through basketball and beyond. We loved our time with Shawn Pratt and are very grateful for him sharing his experiences with us. He is a very passionate guy who has a deep love for the game and helping others. We admire everything about that and we know you will enjoy all of the incredible stories shared in this one.Thank you Shawn Pratt!You can find this episode on Apple, Spotify or any source for podcasts.Follow us on social media for news, updates and highlight reels!Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/notin.myhouse.79Instagram- @Not_in_my_house_podcastTwitter - @NOTINMYHOUSEpc