Podcasts about Lincoln High School

Florida's 2027 recruiting class just hit #3 in the country — and it's not slowing down. We've got a massive commitment to break down, a linebacker from a serious NFL bloodline joining the fold, a Friday Night Lights recap, and former Gator Thomas Holley sitting down to talk about his journey through one of the toughest injury stories in recent program history.This Episode Covers:

Runners of NYC is relaunching. We're changing up the format — fewer studio sit-downs, more conversations out in the wild across the five boroughs — and we're thrilled to welcome Patryk Odedina as our new co-host. Same mission of surfacing the untold stories behind NYC's running culture, with a fresh approach to how we tell them. More soon.First...Meet Patryk.------"I was at the gym one day, doing the typical dude thing — asking my neighbor Kenny what he was working on. Chest? Back? Arms? He just looked at me, straight-faced, and said: 'Five or six miles on the treadmill.' I swear, I had never heard someone say something like that in my life. And Kenny's not some lean guy — he's a husky dude. So I'm standing there like, what is he talking about? Then he tells me he's training for the New York City Marathon. That's all I needed. I thought, if Kenny can do it, I can do it."Patryk Odedina is a Bronx-based runner who picked up the sport at 29 after a gym conversation with his neighbor Kenny, and has since completed all six World Marathon Majors while chipping nearly 90 minutes off his debut time.Background:– Born in Poland, raised in the Bronx from age 3. Polish mother, Nigerian father.– Played basketball at Lincoln High School (the one in Yonkers) and Lehman College. No running background.– Spent six-plus years in tech salesThe origin story: Late 2018, lifting weights in a Harlem gym, his neighbor Kenny mentioned he was training for the NYC Marathon. Patryk had never heard anyone say something like that out loud. He signed up for the 2020 race through Team for Kids before knowing what a 5K was.Marathon résumé:– 2020 NYC (virtual): 4:40. Ran the actual route solo in the rain; mom as support crew.– 2021 NYC: ~4:57. The 50th anniversary edition.– 2023 London: 3:58. Finally cracked sub-4 on his fourth attempt.– Six Stars: NYC → London → Berlin → Tokyo → Boston → Chicago. Wore a Yankees singlet in Boston.– 2026 Jersey City: 3:09. Now chasing sub-3.Beyond the race: Associate board member of the Bronx Burners, a 501(c)3 that has distributed $100K+ in college scholarships to Bronx youth. Creator of the Run Clubs of NYC video series — 49 NYC clubs and counting.This is Runners of NYC. A podcast from CITIUS MAG. You can catch the latest episode of the podcast on iTunes so subscribe and leave a five-star review. We are also on Spotify. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter | @RunnersOfNYCEmail any comments, feedback or possible sponsorship ideas to runnersofnyc@gmail.com

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue speaks with Heather Thomas, Executive Director for the Lake City Chamber of Commerce about Business After Hours at Forward Bank this Thursday, the Memorial Day Program at Lincoln High School on Monday, and Water Ski Days concert tickets.

Jaws of Justice Radio investigates how we can achieve justice from a system of laws deeply rooted in economic, social and political inequality.  We want to dispel misconceptions created by the news and entertainment industry, politicians and our educational system. We hope you will listen. Host Bev Livingston opens our hour speaking with Bishop Saundra McFadden-Weaver.  They are going to tell listeners about Prison Ministry, feeding homeless people and proving the support which benefit reentry and impacted persons as they transition from incarceration to a very different life. Life in prison is defined by a severe lack of personal choices.  For example, while held by law enforcement, a person has no choice of the company they share their life. A person's name and choices is stripped away. Life outside, or "reentry," challenges formerly incarcerated individuals with the heavy stigma of a criminal record which can restrict access to jobs, housing, and civic participation. Many return to distressed communities, making successful social integration difficult. Bishop Saundra McFadden-Weaver was born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, graduating from Lincoln High School, then moving on to higher learning she holds a B.S in Agricultural Science, a Masters in Theological Studies, and a Doctorate in Pastoral Theology.  Bishop McFadden-Weaver has been Councilwoman of Kansas City, MO 3rd District, Missouri Victims Advocate for Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), served in Prison Ministries, headed the call to regulate Bounty Hunters and saw to it that change came to the Federal Laws governing Bounty Hunters. She has stood with Ad Hoc Against Crime, championed victims' rights, sat in for civil rights, and fought for women's rights. She has served as the proud pastor of Community Fellowship of Jesus Christ for more than 20 years and is looking forward to many more. In the second part of our hour, Jaws of Justice host, Terri Wilke, and a new volunteer, Justice Johnson, will talk about the status of the Kansas City Missouri jail and the Jackson County jail.  Listeners are aware that new jails are being built, staffed and filled.  The community needs to be aware of the what is planned and consider how the job can best be accomplished. After all, we are paying for it. On Jaws of Justice, we examine how to find justice in our society.  Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are.  

She threw up before every race. Now she's the fourth-fastest high school miler in American history.Ellery Lincoln is a Nike Elite junior from Lincoln High School in Portland, and her 4:30.00 at the 2026 Nike/Jesuit Twilight Relays didn't arrive as a surprise so much as an inevitability—the product of two years' worth of illness, setback, and a mantra she and her mom built together: consistency over perfection.In this episode, she and Dominic go deep on the story behind the fast times: the whooping cough that derailed her cross country season; the pneumonia that hit the day she landed in New York for Nike Indoor Nationals; and what it actually looks like to rebuild not just fitness but trust in a body that keeps letting you down. She also talks about committing to the University of Oregon (where Shalane Flannagan coaches and where her connection to Jerry Schumacher runs deeper than almost anyone's) and why she chose Eugene even though staying in-state wasn'talways the plan. She breaks down the pre-race anxiety that once had her vomiting before every race and how she worked through it; what it means to sit #4 all-time as a junior; and why her sightline is already past the high school record book and onto a professional career.The HOKA Festival of Miles is June 4th in St. Louis. She'll be there. So will Braelyn Combe, her best friend and the closest thing the high school mile has to a genuine rival right now. She's predicting sub-4:30 for the winner. For herself, she said 4:27.4.Tap into the Ellery Lincoln Special.If you enjoy the podcast, please consider following us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and giving us a five-star review! S H O W  N O T E S  -The Run Down By The Running Effect (our new newsletter!): https://tinyurl.com/mr36s9rs-Our Website: https://therunningeffect.run  -THE PODCAST ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClLcLIDAqmJBTHeyWJx_wFQ-My Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/therunningeffect/?hl=en⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠-Take our podcast survey: https://tinyurl.com/3ua62ffzInstagram: @ellerylincoln 

Patrick Radden Keefe discusses his new book “London Falling” at Lincoln High School in PortlandLONG SYNOPSIS: In 2019, a 19-year-old man named Zac Brettler died after jumping off the balcony of a luxury apartment in London near the River Thames. Police never came to a conclusion about what led to Brettler’s death. But soon after, it was revealed that Brettler was living a double-life, filled with lies and organized crime in a city changed by extreme wealth. Patrick Radden Keefe dives into this story in his newest book, “London Falling,” focused on Brettler’s death and the people around him. He joins us in front of a live audience of students at Portland's Lincoln High School in Portland to share more on his newest book.

On Saturday, a climate justice summit will take place at Lincoln High School in Southwest Portland. The event is free, open to the public and is being organized by students at Lincoln’s environmental justice class and students at Ida B. Wells’ Eco Action Club. It’s the first time students at the two PPS schools have collaborated to create a climate justice summit, according to Tim Swinehart, a Lincoln social studies teacher who launched the environmental justice course in 2016.      Lincoln and Wells students will moderate a panel discussion at the summit and present workshops such as one on lobbying and giving testimony, which they did at the state legislature in Salem earlier this year and last December during a Portland Planning Commission meeting. The students also invited advocacy groups such as the Braided River Campaign, Sunrise Movement and Neighbors for Clean Air to give workshops on how to organize a protest and other topics.   Lincoln High School senior Leah Almeida and Ida B. Wells High School junior Emma Lopez join us, along with Swinehart, for a preview of Saturday’s activities.   

All things democrat today on the Podcast. Bryan and Reagan welcomed long time Democrat Strategist Jake Weigler on to run through some of the entertaining democrat primaries across the state. The full list of candidates in the seats we discussed are below. About Jake: (from his website)Recently named “one of the most accomplished political consultants in Portland” by Willamette Week, Jake Weigler is a founding partner at Praxis Political.After securing a masters' degree in political science, Jake shifted from studying politics to doing it. He discovered that what he loves best is overcoming the odds to achieve unanticipated results that impact our larger community. Using creative strategy and tenacity, Jake prides himself on helping people from diverse backgrounds and perspectives transform their values into successful political action.Before political consulting, Jake worked in Washington D.C., Texas, and Oregon. Past employers include the Democratic National Committee, Media Matters for America, U.S. Senator Ron Wyden, Governor Ted Kulongoski, Attorney General Hardy Myers, Superintendent for Public Instruction Susan Castillo, and the Oregon Environmental Council.Jake earned degrees from Lincoln High School, New York University, and The University of Texas at Austin. He is the board chair of the Portland Urban Debate League, a nonprofit preparing students in underserved Portland metro area high schools to compete in interscholastic debate. Jake lives in Southeast Portland with his wife and two children.https://www.praxispolitical.com/jake-weigler/List of all the candidates we discussed is below: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.crosstabs.studio

In this episode, Kyle sits down with Coach Jimmie Tyson, the new Defensive Coordinator at Dothan High School in Alabama. Coach Tyson brings over 20 years of coaching experience, including six years at Florida A&M University and nearly a decade as Defensive Coordinator at Lincoln High School in Tallahassee, one of the top programs in the state of Florida.Coach Tyson walks through how a post-practice conversation with his offensive coordinator changed the way he called defense, how studying Mike McDonald's work at Baltimore and Seattle led to building a coverage matrix, and how his staff developed a one-word call system that lets them run the same blitz path with completely different coverages week to week.Topics covered include non-traditional Tampa 2 with the nickel as the hole runner, dropping ends as hook players, disguising zero coverage while dropping into Tampa, changing assignments based on opponent tendencies, stem work, cadence reads, player buy-in through ownership of pressures, and why every player on the defense needs to understand every role.Coach Tyson also closes the show with two of the most unique things he has seen done at the program level, including a staff development system he brought from college and a team competition model at Dothan that produced 95 percent summer attendance last year.If you coach defense at any level, this one is worth your time.For more content, visit us at www.boarddrill.com.

"Seven with Kevin" featuring Illinois Farm Bureau Executive Director of Governmental Affairs & Commodities Kevin Semlow. Tracking this weekend's winter storm with Christine Wielgos, Warning Coordination Meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Paducah, KY.IHSA Friday Friday Friday segment features legendary Lincoln High School basketball coach Neil Alexander, who is four wins shy of 1,000.

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Resilience is not just a buzzword; it is a life-changing practice rooted in the power of human connection. In 2015, the documentary Paper Tigers changed the conversation about education and childhood trauma forever, and today, those lessons are more vital than ever.

Mark Rothko is known for his colorful abstract paintings of stacked rectangles with billowy borders and layered textures. His art has been auctioned for up to $186 million, but he once turned down a commission at a fancy restaurant because he felt his work wouldn’t be appreciated by the wealthy patrons there. He was raised in Portland and graduated from Lincoln High School in 1921. His first ever solo exhibition was at the Portland Art Museum, which is opening its Rothko Pavilion on November 20th. OPB Oregon Art Beat producer Eric Slade made a documentary about Rothko, and he joins us to explore what makes his work so special. Don’t forget to check out our many podcasts, which can be found on any of your favorite podcast apps: Hush Timber Wars Season 2: Salmon Wars Politics Now Think Out Loud And many more! Check out our full show list here.

Episode Notes Alec Patton talks to Lincoln High School Principal Melissa Agudelo about the challenges of bringing exhibitions of student learning to a large urban high school, and how they made it successful by literally doing everything all at once. Want do bring exhibitions to your school, or take your exhibition game to the next level? Check out our resources here! Learn more about the High Tech High Graduate School of Education

On today's show, we learn that a Lincoln High School teacher is being recognized for her efforts. We also hear about some new public art popping up in Bentonville. Plus, a roundup of the news from the Arkansas River Valley. 

Laura Marie Rivera is running for Seattle School Board District 4, which covers Queen Anne, Belltown, South Lake Union, Downtown to I-5, Pioneer Square area, and parts of Fremont and Wallingford (including Lincoln High School). Her opponent is Joe Mizrahi. This interview is part of our 2025 Seattle School Board Candidate series. Every Seattle voter will vote on four school board races in the general election: Districts 2, 4, 5, and 7.About Laura Marie RiveraRecently completed Doctor of Education (defended dissertation during campaign)Two decades as educator, nonprofit professionalFounded nonprofit on motherhood and leadership (first-of-its-kind study with nearly 1,000 responses)Parent of four: two recent SPS graduates, twins in elementary schoolMember of four unions throughout careerWent to school in San Juan Unified School District, Sacramento, CaliforniaKey PositionsFirst Priority:Restore second school board meeting every monthMore public engagement and better communication with staffOn School Board Role:Directors need to be more flexible beyond policy-settingShould look at individual students and how they're reaching goalsBoard should facilitate responses when systems aren't working for studentsOn Superintendent Search:Need someone with experience managing large budget and deficitWant actual education experience to understand classroom impactBoard needs to improve relationship with superintendent's office and publicConcerned current board hasn't set up next superintendent for successOn District Structure:Flexibility is keyFront-line educators and staff should make decisions (they see kids daily)All kids don't need same things—they're individualsCan't set one approach for 50,000 students at district policy levelOn When Goals Aren't Met:Goals are modest; would like higher goalsMust step down to individual level to understand what each child needsCould be classroom support, breakfast, undiagnosed learning disabilityEach individual child needs to meet standards for best chance at successOn Community Engagement:SPS has talked about engagement and communication for entire decadeReducing public engagement was a mistakeNeed to be thoughtful about what to do with community inputTask force recommendations should not be ignoredOther Positions:Strongly supports SPS non-discrimination policy (though notes it doesn't always work in practice)Sees board role as both trustee and representativeBelieves budget is a moral documentEducational Leader She Admires: Gina Davis (founder of Gina Davis Institute on Gender in Media)Looking Forward to Working With: Liza Rankin (though they don't see eye to eye on many things)Important InfoBallots mailed: October 15th | Due: November 4thAlso listen to: Interviews with all District 2, 4, 5, and 7 candidates at rainydayrecess.orgLaura Marie's campaign: https://lauramarie4seattleschools.com/Podcast info: rainydayrecess.org | hello@rainydayrecess.orgSupport the showContact us at hello@rainydayrecess.org.Rainy Day Recess music by Lester Mayo, logo by Cheryl Jenrow.

Chicago PD is not sending anyone to assist with attacks against ICE agents. Will the Washington state legislature make some changes to the Keep Washington Working Act? Guest: Saul Spady’s emotional reaction at last night’s Mariners game went viral. // Big Local: A Covington Walmart employee destroys voter signatures and police arrest the suspect for show before immediately releasing him. A Lincoln High School assistant principle made racist social media posts in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. // You Pick the Topic: A new trend has grown adults participating in childish activities.

A group of educators at Lincoln High School are spreading awareness about immigration enforcement at or near school campuses as arrests continue to go up. City crews say they are making progress cleaning up encampments near freeways. San Diego County is seeing an increase in recent years in tick-borne illnesses among dogs.   What You Need To Know To Start Your Wednesday. 

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2 - Ann Marie Muldoon joins us today as we revisit the story of Lincoln High School setting up 40 trailers to accommodate new students. Why are they resorting to outdoor trailers? Because an influx of migrants have moved into the neighborhood and overwhelmed the local social services. What has Ann Marie seen on the ground as a medical professional? How pivotal is Northeast Philly in electing a new DA? 210 - Some weiner audio? 215 - Dom's Money Melody! 220 - Returning to The Inquirer reporter calling out the number of Rocky statues in the city. 230 - Director of the Center for American Security at the America First Policy Institute Jacob Olidort joins us from “the wrong side” of the Hudson River. What is the mental space between Putin and Zelenskyy looking like as Trump serves as the negotiator between the two of them? Does Europe feel this war is a European issue or something the sovereign states have to handle? What are some of Jacob's predictions as to when we can get peace? 250 - The Lightning Round!

12 - Dom has another bone to pick with The Inquirer as a columnist questions why the city of Philadelphia has three statues of the fictional ‘Rocky' when he is a Trump supporter. Is it a beacon for Trump or more so for Philadelphia? 1210 - How did other world leaders visiting the White House feel about Trump? 1215 - Side - words or phrases you can't stand 1220 - Your calls. 1230 - Legendary journalist and author Bill O'Reilly joins us today. Why does Bill consider Putin one of the most evil people in the history of the world? Why does Bill think he's lost control of himself? Is Bill “anti-Philadelphia”? Why did Trump decide to send the National Guard and more police into D.C.? How big of a deterrent is this to criminal juveniles? Bill details why he is taking a much needed vacation, and think about how the Mets can beat the Phillies. 1250 - How big is it for Ukraine to get safety guarantees in this deal with a potential deal with Russia? Your calls. 1 - Award-winning investigative journalist, Pulitzer finalist, and attorney Gerald Posner joins us again today. Why has Gerald involved himself in a criminal investigation as to whether or not D.C. is fabricating its crime statistics. How have police records been tampered with in the last 15 or so years? Why are “active investigations” a big problem with reporting stats? Why is carjacking so much more prevalent in the capital compared to other cities across the country? How will the lack of safety affect the economy? What else has Gerald's eye right now? 115 - Gavin Newsome is going after Scott Presler online? Why is he suddenly becoming a keyboard warrior? 120 - RFK Jr. and the CDC are at odds with the American Academy of Pediatrics on the effectiveness and use of the COVID-19 vaccine. Who will parents side with? Can Gavin Newsom be the new Trump with his mimicry? 135 - Your calls. Is this new vaccine debate similar to having chicken pox parties back in the day? 150 - Will Trump get into heaven? Your calls. 2 - Ann Marie Muldoon joins us today as we revisit the story of Lincoln High School setting up 40 trailers to accommodate new students. Why are they resorting to outdoor trailers? Because an influx of migrants have moved into the neighborhood and overwhelmed the local social services. What has Ann Marie seen on the ground as a medical professional? How pivotal is Northeast Philly in electing a new DA? 210 - Some weiner audio? 215 - Dom's Money Melody! 220 - Returning to The Inquirer reporter calling out the number of Rocky statues in the city. 230 - Director of the Center for American Security at the America First Policy Institute Jacob Olidort joins us from “the wrong side” of the Hudson River. What is the mental space between Putin and Zelenskyy looking like as Trump serves as the negotiator between the two of them? Does Europe feel this war is a European issue or something the sovereign states have to handle? What are some of Jacob's predictions as to when we can get peace? 250 - The Lightning Round!

12 - We kick off Friday with the media coverage of Lincoln High School using 22 trailers to house its incoming freshman class. What is the media not saying about this? What is a “Newcomer Academy”? 1205 - Jimmy Fallon is bringing on Greg Gutfeld as a guest. Is it a smart idea? How bad was the gushfest between Stephen Colbert and Kamala Harris last night? We listen in. 1210 - Side - all time sidekick 1220 - Was this interview last night indicative that she is running for President in 2028? Your calls. 1230 - Congressman Scott Perry joins us today. How is Scott stacking up against his opponent in their re-election efforts? Why does Scott want full transparency around the Epstein files? How can you rectify the relationship between the US government and the citizens? Are there areas of Trump's messaging that need work? Is illegal immigration a point of emphasis in Scott's district? 1250 - How are the trash negotiations going? What about the teachers' union? 1 - Continuing with the stories of the last hour and your calls. 110 - Friend of the program Jamie Walker won their case against the Buck County Commissioners withholding their emails during COVID when Jamie requested them through the state Office of Open Records. 120 - Do we like the Hawkeye technology that debuted last night in the Hall of Fame Game? How many conservative guests has The view had on this year? Dom teases a big guest next week. Is Israel starving Gazans or is Hamas withholding food? Your calls. 135 - Ghislaine Maxwell has been moved to a minimum security federal prison. Should she ever see the light of day? 140 - Your calls. 2 - Author at Broad + Liberty Beth Ann Rosica joins us. Is the overpopulation of schools like Lincoln High due to the rise in illegal immigration over the past years? Is there a pattern forming here locally? How does Lincoln's plight compare to Upper Darby's? Will schools risk losing federal funding in order to continue with DEI? Could this issue help decide the governor's race in PA? 215 - Dom's Money Melody! 225 - Your calls. Who is “Daft Punk”? 235 - Flashfood VP of Communications Esther Cohn joins us today. How long has Flashfood been around? How does the business model work? How much can people save? What is the goal of the app? What is the top selling item? 240 - Trump moves to fire the head of the Bureau of Labor and Statistics. Why today? 250 - The Lightning Round!

12 - We kick off Friday with the media coverage of Lincoln High School using 22 trailers to house its incoming freshman class. What is the media not saying about this? What is a “Newcomer Academy”? 1205 - Jimmy Fallon is bringing on Greg Gutfeld as a guest. Is it a smart idea? How bad was the gushfest between Stephen Colbert and Kamala Harris last night? We listen in. 1210 - Side - all time sidekick 1220 - Was this interview last night indicative that she is running for President in 2028? Your calls. 1230 - Congressman Scott Perry joins us today. How is Scott stacking up against his opponent in their re-election efforts? Why does Scott want full transparency around the Epstein files? How can you rectify the relationship between the US government and the citizens? Are there areas of Trump's messaging that need work? Is illegal immigration a point of emphasis in Scott's district? 1250 - How are the trash negotiations going? What about the teachers' union?

1 - Guy Ciarrocchi joins us today. If Stacy Garrity doesn't run for governor, is the nomination Doug Mastriano's to win? Has Josh Shapiro been challenged in a race? There's no contingency plan if Stacy doesn't run? Why is it imperative to the country that PA has a republican governor, and the correct Republican? Why are we not protecting women in Pennsylvania with legislation? Can we get our own version of a tax credit in PA? What's coming down the pipeline in PA political news? 115 - We're putting students in trailers now? 120 - Lincoln High School in Mayfair is being overrun with non-english speaking students, so their remedy to the situation is to install 22 trailers around the school Naturally, parents and residents around the school are up in arms over it. Your calls. 140 - Dom goes down memory lane in a championship game vs Lincoln. Your calls. 155 - Your calls.

12 - He's a commie! What is “Mamdani Derangement Syndrome”? Should he be allowed at this slain NYC officer's funeral procession? 1205 - Revisiting the 1994 Eddie Polec murder case as it ties into today's headlines. 1210 - Side - all time “unwritten rule” 1220 - Do you hold the door for a line of people or pass it off? Your calls. 1230 - National Border Patrol Council President Paul Perez joins us today. How is the wall building coming along? How has the border improved in traffic since Trump has taken office? Why has President Trump's message worked so well in deterring migrants from trying to get in? 1240 - Is this Dunkin' ad smart for playing off the Sydney Sweeney backlash? Is it even real? Who isn't being subjective in the way they view this Sweeney ad? 1250 - Your calls. 1 - Guy Ciarrocchi joins us today. If Stacy Garrity doesn't run for governor, is the nomination Doug Mastriano's to win? Has Josh Shapiro been challenged in a race? There's no contingency plan if Stacy doesn't run? Why is it imperative to the country that PA has a republican governor, and the correct Republican? Why are we not protecting women in Pennsylvania with legislation? Can we get our own version of a tax credit in PA? What's coming down the pipeline in PA political news? 115 - We're putting students in trailers now? 120 - Lincoln High School in Mayfair is being overrun with non-english speaking students, so their remedy to the situation is to install 22 trailers around the school Naturally, parents and residents around the school are up in arms over it. Your calls. 140 - Dom goes down memory lane in a championship game vs Lincoln. Your calls. 155 - Your calls. 2 - Where does this new whistleblower on the Russiagate hoax land the Department of Justice? 205 - Does Mamdani, like Larry Krasner, feed off of people hating cops? What are the two “Ms” that will dictate if Republicans keep the house? 210 - Are “normal” Democrats really normal? 215 - Dom's Money Melody! 230 - 78th Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Stacy Garrity joins us. People are already considering not endorsing Stacy for governor, even though she hasn't announced her candidacy? Did you know: Stacy is not eligible to vote for the OBBB? Who isn't signing off on giving PA school choice? How beatable is Josh Shapiro? How does she feel about Lincoln High putting freshman in trailers this fall? 250 - The Lightning Round!

The future of China-United States relations lies with young people, President Xi Jinping said in a recent reply to teachers and students of the US youth pickleball cultural exchange delegation from the US state of Maryland. In April, the delegation from public schools in Montgomery County, Maryland, visited China for pickleball exchanges as part of the initiative to invite 50,000 young Americans to China over a five-year span for exchange and study programs. The delegation later wrote a letter to Xi, thanking him for proposing the study and exchange initiative, which was first announced by Xi during his trip to the US in 2023.In the letter, the delegation members described their experiences during their visit to China and their participation in the pickleball exchange program. They said the trip enabled them to forge unforgettable friendships with their Chinese counterparts and that they hope to invite Chinese youths to visit the US.In his reply, Xi congratulated them on the success of their visit to China and said he is very happy to see pickleball become a new bond bridging the youths of China and the US. Xi said that he hopes the delegation members will become a new generation of ambassadors of friendship between the two nations and make greater contributions to enhancing the friendship between the two peoples.Pickleball, a rapidly growing sport in the US, is a hybrid of tennis, badminton and table tennis. From April 10 to 20, the delegation of 44 students and teachers from 13 schools in Montgomery County visited Shanghai, Shenzhen in Guangdong province, and Beijing, according to Xinhua News Agency. "Through pickleball, it is very easy to make friends. It's great for creating bonds that will last forever," Ryan Corkery, a student with the delegation, told Chinese reporters during the trip. "This journey has been amazing," he added. "We have tasted so many new foods, had so many new experiences, everything is just fantastic."Ian Harper, another student with the delegation, said: "It is awesome just seeing both how different everything here is and how much similar it is. I think both of those were really shocking to me. It has been just an incredible, life-changing, amazing, awesome experience."As part of his consistent support for China-US youth exchanges, President Xi and his wife, Peng Liyuan, replied on Jan 1 to a Chinese New Year greeting card from teachers and students of Lincoln High School in Tacoma, Washington, extending best wishes for the Year of the Dragon. Xie Feng, Chinese ambassador to the US, told a cultural event on Jan 11 that nearly 15,000 youths from all 50 US states and Washington, DC, had so far visited China under the initiative to invite 50,000 young Americans to China for exchanges. From Wednesday to July 18, Fu­zhou, the capital of Fujian province, and Beijing will provide venues for the Bond with Kuliang: 2025 China-US Youth Choir Festival — another major China-US youth exchange event. The event is expected to bring together outstanding choirs from China and the US, including over 500 young people from US states including Utah, Washington and California.

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.

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. 

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.

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.

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 »