Podcasts about Malone University

What's it really like being a PGA Tour player during Golf Masters Week?In this episode of Golf Underground, PGA Tour pro Justin Lower takes you behind the scenes of one of golf's biggest weeks. The golf Masters Tournament is one of the four men's major championships in professional golf, kicking off the season each April. Justin shares the mental and physical grind of tour life, the prep that separates winners, and what really goes down during this iconic tournament. George Brett drops bombs (both on and off the tee), while Wade, Wardo, and Sully bring the locker room laughs. From taping your mouth shut mid-tournament to TrackMan obsessions and LIV Golf hot takes—this episode is a must-listen.Tune in and get a peek at the underground side of pro golf!Must-Hear Insights and Key MomentsJustin Lower opens up about the mental grind of tour life and how four weeks on the road is his breaking point.George Brett breaks the rules and the room with his no-divot, no-bad-lie golf philosophy.The crew dives into whether Rory McIlroy still belongs in the "Big Three" if he can't close at Augusta.Wade drops the wild story of a pro taping his mouth shut during a tournament to keep focused.Justin shares how top players separate themselves through elite preparation—not talent.A deep dive into TrackMan and how Lower uses it for real-world simulation, not just stats.LIV Golf gets real talk—Less animosity than you'd think, but big unknowns still loom.A hilarious Masters trivia showdown turns into a trash-talking, medal-winning moment for George Brett.Justin relives his epic Sawgrass drop-zone shot, a go-to practice move he finally pulled off under pressure.Final Masters picks are dropped—with surprising dark horses and bold predictions from every host.Words of Wisdom: Standout Quotes from This Episode"The best players make adjustments, not excuses." – Brian Sullivan"Mentally, it's a grind out here—and the scoreboard doesn't show that." – Justin Lower"I don't play out of divots. I play golf to have fun, not suffer." – George Brett"Grinding to make a cut is ten times harder than finishing last." – Wade Binfield"You either show up ready, or you get exposed. That's pro golf." – Justin Lower"Rory's playing his best golf—but Augusta brings out the ghosts." – Justin Lower"There's Tour A and Tour B… and I'm dragging five bags through airports on Tour B." – Justin Lower"We all think we can win ten times a year—then reality smacks you in the face." – Justin Lower"I saw the shot, dropped it, and said screw it—let's hit the punch." – Justin Lower"If you're riding the emotional rollercoaster out here, you're toast by September." – Wade BinfieldAbout JustinJustin Lower, Malone University's most decorated men's golfer, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. A 4x NAIA All-American and 4x NCCAA All-American, Lower racked up 16 tournament wins, including a career-low 64, which still stands as a Malone record. His 71.0 season scoring average in 2011 is the best in school history. Lower's career includes prestigious honors such as the Arnold Palmer NAIA Medalist, Jack Nicklaus NAIA MVP, and David Toms GCAA Award. After earning a degree in sports management, he secured his PGA TOUR card with a 15th-place finish at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship in 2021. Currently, he lives in Uniontown with his wife Janise and dog Darby.Follow Justin LowerInstagramLinkedInXFollow ‘Golf Underground with Wardo, Sully, and George'⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠Instagram

Carl Ralston is a former businessman from Ohio who was divinely led to combat child sex trafficking. Carl shares a poignant testimony about how a vision trip to Thailand in 2003 led him to start Remember Nhu, an organization dedicated to preventing children from entering the sex trade. Remember Nhu has now expanded to 20 countries, preventing over 15,000 children from being trafficked. Carl recounts his personal journey of faith, the challenges faced, and the divine moments that guided him. The episode also explores how Carl balanced education, family restoration, and global expansion while deeply emphasizing the role of divine guidance and prayer.   "I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me." Galatians 2:20   "A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another." John 13:34   Website: RememberNhu.org   About Carl Ralston  Founder and President of Remember Nhu, 2005 to current. Married to Laurie for over 30 years. Bachelor's degree in Business Management from Malone University and Master of Arts degree in Religion from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.  Doctorate of Ministry in Global Leadership from Alliance Theological Seminary. Former insurance agency Owner and President. Carl & Laurie are members of Grace Church in Middleburg Heights, Ohio.

Andrew is a current 2L at Ohio Northern University College of Law. Andrew's journey is far from linear, going down multiple avenues before finally entering the doors of Law School. Andrew and I started years before he stepped into a Law School classroom. He would graduate from Malone University and begin to pursue working in Public policy and government. He held a plethora of internships and jobs but also hit some roadblocks along the way. Andrew would miss out on a fellowship and not get two positions, but he constantly sent follow-ups and thank you's to those missed opportunities, which would lead to more opportunities for him. After having to start from scratch, and begin to bounce from Odd Job to odd job, Andrew finally decided it was time to head off to Law School. And indeed he did, landing himself at Ohio Northern University Claude Pettit College of Law. Throughout the entire conversation, Andrew spoke heavily about how faith played a role in his life, through all the ups and downs, as well as throughout Law School thus far. Finally, Andrew and I spoke about his first year, which was challenging, with an environment of survival and advancement. After years of not being in school, it was a huge adjustment to the school environment. Andrew would pick up a ton of newfound techniques that would propel him to Law School success, such as using a whiteboard for studying, recording himself on the topics for that end of the semester's test, and even using one of our sponsors, Lisa Blassers Pre-recorded course (lisablasser.com, Code LSOSNATE10 at checkout) to supplement his Law School Experience. Andrew's Journey represents the tagline of this podcast: there is no straight path to the Law or Law School, only your unique journey. Andrew's is one of the most unique I have come across. Be sure to check out Andrew on his LinkedIn, where he does his Law Student Devotions! Andrew's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ascampbell1Be sure to check out the Official Sponsors for the Lawyers in the Making Podcast:Rhetoric - takes user briefs and motions and compares them against the text of opinions written by judges to identify ways to tailor their arguments to better persuade the judges handling their cases. Rhetoric's focus is on persuasion and helps users find new ways to improve their odds of success through more persuasive arguments. Find them here: userhetoric.comThe Law School Operating System™ Recorded Course - This course is for ambitious law students who want a proven, simple system to learn every topic in their classes to excel in class and on exams. Go to www.lisablasser.com, check out the student tab with course offerings, and use code LSOSNATE10 at checkout for 10% off Lisa's recorded course!Start LSAT - Founded by former guest and 21-year-old super-star, Alden Spratt, Start LSAT was built upon breaking down barriers, allowing anyone access to high-quality LSAT Prep. For $110 you get yourself the Start LSAT self-paced course, and using code LITM10 you get 10% off the self-paced course! Check out Alden and Start LSAT at startlsat.com and use code LITM10 for 10% off the self-paced course!Lawyers in the Making Podcast is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber! Get full access to Lawyers in the Making Podcast at lawyersinthemaking.substack.com/subscribe

On The Kenny & JT Show we welcome in Malone University head baseball coach Tom Crank. The Pioneers are loaded with local talent and will be playing the Kent State Golden Flashes this weekend at Munson Stadium for some exhibition fall baseball.

For today's pregame conversation, Richmond Flying Squirrels broadcaster Trey Wilson sat down with outfielder Turner Hill, who hit a walk-off double to lift the team to a 12-inning win over the Bowie Baysox on Saturday night at The Diamond. They talked about growing up in Marietta, Ohio, playing baseball at Malone University and at his hometown Marietta College, getting signed by the Giants and more.

In this heartfelt and inspiring episode, we sit down with Erin Conrad, a devoted mother, fitness expert, and active church member. Erin shares her background and professional journey, including her early life and education at Malone University and the life-changing encounter with God's love after the birth of her son Edison, making her a single mother.  She discusses the emotional and financial challenges of being a single mother, highlighting the constant balancing act of work, personal life, and raising an energetic son. The conversation touches on the resilience required to navigate these dual roles and the types of support single moms need, such as community and church support, emotional and mental health resources, and practical financial assistance. Erin offers insights into how listeners can support single moms through encouraging words, acts of kindness, and being present, supportive friends or community members. She also shares her hobbies and passions, including playing sports with Edison, enjoying outdoor activities, writing, reading, and the joy of good coffee. Erin talks about spreading the love of Jesus and living a life of faith, expressing her gratitude for her community and God's redeeming love, and reflecting on how these elements have been integral in her journey as a single mother.Episode Highlights: More on Erin's Background Story The struggles of being a Single Mother Fear of Judgement in the Church Supporting Single Moms Showing Jesus to Single MomsFind more on Guest:Find Erin on Instagram Find Revival Grounds Coffee on Instagram Annie. E. Casey Foundation Find More on Hope Bridge:Single Mom Connection Form Hope for Single Moms Visit Our Website Follow us on InstagramFollow us on Facebook Foster Our Community Instagram This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

This episode dives into the dynamic work of recruiting, specifically the important relationship between recruiters and universities. Jessica Lane, Manager of University Relations for GXO Logistics, joins the podcast to discuss the vital role the talent pipeline plays in shaping businesses and the supply chain industry at large. About Jessica Lane is the Manager of University Relations & TA Programs for GXO Logistics. She excels at establishing and managing meaningful relationships with universities, faculty, and candidates to build brand awareness and attract top talent for GXO's early career opportunities. Jess's dedication and passion for helping young talent explore careers in operations and distribution have allowed her to become an expert in her field. She is thankful to her mentors who have helped to guide and form her excitement for early career recruiting. Jess excels in leadership, customer service, relationship building and project management by being a team player with an outgoing and positive demeanor. She has a proven history of delivering quality results in a fast-paced environment. Curiosity and a drive for learning has helped Jess navigate her career over the past 20 years. Jessica holds bachelor's degree from Malone University where she majored in Business Administration and earned a minor in Finance. Jess lives near Cleveland, OH and enjoys yoga, reading, hiking, live music and spending as much time as possible outdoors. A true animal lover, Jess shares her home with her cat Demy and rescue dog Ted.

Dr. Greg Miller, President of Malone University, discusses how we're all called to be sowers and tells how that we are to plant seeds and pray to the Lord for the harvest.

Justin Lower joins the pod to talk about his inspirational rise to the PGA TOUR from losing his father and brother growing up to winning an NAIA Championship at Malone University to grinding on the Korn Ferry Tour to coming within a putt of the PGA TOUR to finally getting his PGA TOUR card and maintaining his status at the top level.

02.20.24 Pam Cook is joined by Judge Frank Forchione

Brian and Kristin are joined this week by Pastor Jack Radcliffe who recently moved to NE Ohio and has joined Pursuit Friends Network of House Churches. He is an adjunct professor at Malone University and a pastor who is passionate about helping others learn how to live missionally. This week we continue our progression through Philippians. We cover 1:27-2:18.

It was a warm welcome back to the Owensboro SportsCenter for the Kentucky Wesleyan Women's Basketball (9-2, GMAC 4-1) as they defeated Malone University (6-6, GMAC 2-2) 78-57 on Thursday night. If you missed our broadcast, listen here!

At just 27 years old, Austin Szemacs crossed one major item off his bucket list. The Streetsboro graduate was recently named baseball coach at Bryant & Stratton College in Solon. Szemacs is quick to dole out credit for his quick rise, including to longtime Rockets baseball coach Chris Scisciani, who he said helped inspire him to become a coach. Szemacs also notes how Jake Plata, his predecessor at Bryant & Stratton, and Ben Simon helped push his coaching career along since he graduated from Malone University. “Playing for Coach Scisciani was the big start for me wanting to pursue this after high school and after college,” Szemacs said. “Then between Jake and Ben, my career has taken off because of those people, and I give a lot of credit to them and the selflessness that they had. They didn't have to do what they did. and all that kind of stuff just is the reason my career is kind of taking off the way it has.” --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/baseballbluebook/support

On this episode of Anchored, Soren is joined by Greg Miller, the president of Malone University. Join the two as they discuss the benefits of intertwining faith and learning, integrating athletics into academics, and aiding students in falling in love with Scripture. Miller also talks about his unique experiences finishing his dissertation in Germany during the fall of the Berlin Wall and taking on the daunting task of refining Malone's core curriculum.Today's episode of Anchored is brought to you with support from America's Christian Credit Union. Find out how ACCU can be the banking partner to your school or family by visiting americaschristiancu.com/CLT.

Sgt. Ednah Kurgat tells how it all went down at the recent USATF 6km National Championships in Canton, OH, July 15. Krugat runs as a member of the US Army's WCAP (World Class Athlete Program) and has primarily focused on cross-country and distance track racing, with a particular focus on the 10,000-meter. In January 2023, she won the USATF Cross-Country National Championships; this earned Kurgat her first spot on an international team, representing the US at the Cross Country World Championships that took place in February in Australia. Kurgat is relatively new to road racing, having only started last year, but she's clearly learning quickly. Listen to hear how, despite a busy race calendar coming into the 6k Championships, Krugat ran a smart, decisive race. A special note of thanks here to race founder and director Tina Oprean Ryee, who is also the director of Cross-Country and Track and Field at Malone University. This is the only women's-only event on the Grand Prix Circuit (the men have a corresponding 8km race in Tennessee), and Krugat was mindful of how the energy felt different at this race and it felt empowering. The USATF 6km National Championships is a part of the championship series of races that happen throughout the year, beginning with the Cross-Country National Championships. Racers earn points based on finishing places that go toward the overall series placing. Kurgat is current in second place overall, behind Nell Rojas. You can catch up on earlier road races in the series through our Race Reports. Each report features one runner's perspective on how it all went down. Stay tuned for the next race in the series, happening this weekend, Saturday, July 29: the USATF 7-mile National Championships in Davenport, IA. Keep up with Ednah Kurgat Instagram: @ednah_kurgat Keep up with The Planted Runner Instagram: @theplantedrunner Website: theplantedrunner.com Ways to Connect and Engage with Women's Running Stories Instagram: @womensrunningstories Twitter: @WomenRunStories Website: womensrunningstories.com Email host Cherie: clouiseturner@gmail.com Women's Running Stories is a member of the Evergreen network: https://evergreenpodcasts.com/

Welcome to episode ninety of New Creation Conversations. My conversation today is with a great friend and colleague in pastoral ministry, Dr. Sam Barber. Sam is currently serving as the District Superintendent of the South-Central Ohio District for the Church of the Nazarene. Sam is a graduate of Mount Vernon Nazarene University, he has a master's degree in Christian Ministry and Church Leadership from Malone University, another master's in theology from Duke Divinity School, and he earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from Nazarene Theological Seminary. He has also been the lead pastor at churches in Troy and Columbus, Ohio as well as at the Kansas City Central Church. He and his wife Jill have become dear friends of Debbie and me over the last several years, and I deeply respect Sam's heart, mind, and leadership ability. Our conversation centers around his recently released book, A People of Grace: Becoming Disciples Together (published by The Foundry Press). In the book, Sam explores the exciting adventure of discipleship – following Jesus. However, he argues that discipleship is never something we do alone, it takes a team effort to help each other grow in holiness and reach out to others. In the book, Sam invites readers to participate together in an innovative approach to discipleship that has its roots in the ministry of John Wesley. It's a very helpful book and a rich conversation. So, thanks for sitting in on this conversation between two old friends. 

SummaryOn this episode of The Bentonville Beacon, host James Bell is joined by Mike Malone, Vice Chancellor for Economic Development at the University of Arkansas. Mike has nearly three decades of experience building coalitions and partnerships to advance community and economic development opportunities. Previously, Mike had served as the CEO of the Northwest Arkansas Council, where he led the creation and implementation of regional growth resulting in an improved quality of life in NWA. Additionally, Mike has held senior leadership positions in the White House, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the US Senate, and the US House of Representatives. Throughout the episode, James and Mike discuss the University of Arkansas's economic development initiatives, why the University of Arkansas is investing in Bentonville, plus what resources and services the Division of Economic Development offers for expanding economic opportunity and prosperity across the entire state of Arkansas.Thanks for tuning in!Show Notes(0:51) Introduction to Mike(2:17) About Mike and his Role as Chancellor(5:52) Relations between the University of Arkansas and NWA Community(10:27) About I³R(16:46) Why the University of Arkansas Is Investing in Bentonville(20:15) The University of Arkansas's Focus on Smart Mobility(23:50) How Industry in Bentonville Is Shaping the World(29:29) Advantages of Being Located in Bentonville(34:52) Other University of Arkansas Initiatives(38:35) Describing Bentonville's Community(42:23) Entrepreneurial Support from the University of Arkansas(44:42) #BecauseBentonville Story(49:02) Learning from Past Experiences(51:15) Advice to Aspiring Leaders(55:36) Closing Questions ‍LinksJames BellBentonville Economic Development Mike MaloneUniversity of Arkansas Division of Economic DevelopmentQuotes“We're a big, complex place and a lot of people have existing relationships or contacts and it's great if they do. For new industry, for industry moving to Arkansas, they might not have those relationships or a path in, we want to be able to provide that access.” - Mike Malone (9:19)“The thing we hoped would happen, and has happened, is it's become this hub of entrepreneurial activity in Bentonville, and it's not all university driven entrepreneurial activity, but it's the thing that happens from putting interesting, amazing, dynamic people in the same space together in proximity to one another.” - Mike Malone, (18:15)  “...but I hope we've built a region and a state that's dynamic enough and offers enough professional opportunities, recreational opportunities, quality of life and amenities that at some point if [my daughters] want to come back, those things are here and they'll have a great and fulfilling life.” - Mike Malone, (27:10)“I think it's access to talent and access to resources. Whether it's in the field of logistics or if you're into art or if you're an outdoor business, some of the world's greatest minds in those sectors are here.” - Mike Malone, (40:46)

Have you ever felt like your inner world was a mess? Or that maybe you were carrying around too much baggage and didn't know how to let it go? If so, then Dr. Kellie Kirksey's episode on the Journal with Jenny podcast will be just what you need to hear. This episode dives deep into how journaling can help us move our ‘stuff' from the inside out and lighten our emotional load. If you're looking for inspiration on your own journey toward personal growth then this episode is definitely worth tuning into. Dr. Kellie Kirksey shares so many awesome insights about journaling that I guarantee you'll finish listening wanting to grab your pen and start writing immediately! So take a few moments now to listen in and learn more about using journaling as a tool for reflection, healing, and ultimately finding miracles within yourself! Kellie N. Kirksey, PhD, received her doctorate at The Ohio State University in Counselor Education, Psychology and Spanish.  She is a licensed clinical counselor,  certified rehabilitation counselor, author, yoga instructor (200hr), reiki practitioner, dancing mindfulness facilitator, clinical hypnotherapist, expressive arts therapist and certified mind-body skills facilitator.  She has practiced and taught in the counseling field for more than 30 years and has focused her life work in the areas of wellness, diversity, international corporate/community wellness consulting,  social justice, journaling, mindfulness, self care, holistic pain management, and integrative counseling.  She was a tenured faculty of Counselor Education at Malone University in Ohio where she trained Masters level Clinical Counselors. Dr. Kirksey also worked as a Holistic Psychotherapist and wellness program developer at the Cleveland Clinic Center for Integrative and Lifestyle Medicine where she co-created, piloted and facilitated the Integrative Pain Management shared medical appointment. As the Founder of Creative Wellness Solutions LLC, Dr. Kirksey works with individuals, groups and corporations offering training on topics of health, wellness, stress management, self-care, non traditional healing modalities, drum and movement for wellness, social justice, anti-racism and working effectively with diverse populations. Dr. Kirksey proactively seeks a variety of opportunities aimed at disseminating the message of Integrative Medicine and holistic wellness in the global community. Dr. Kirksey enjoys exploring how wellness is achieved in other cultures and has given numerous workshops and presentations on transformational, movement and reflection, (TMR), holistic wellness, meditation, pain management, multi-cultural competence and self-care in North America, South Africa, Spain, Bangalore, India, Canada, Botswana, Hawaii and Italy. Dr. Kellie is the author of  Poetry, Prose and Miscellaneous Musings and Word Medicine: Affirmations and Poems to support our Journey. You can find Kellie at www.drkelliek.com Instagram: @wordmedicine619 If you liked this episode, make sure you subscribe, leave a five star review, and tell your friends! I would be incredibly grateful. You can find me here! Instagram: @jennifertroesterwrites Website: www.jennifertroester.com

Sheri began her dental career in 1995 as a dental receptionist in Hartville, Ohio. She continued her career progression as a dental assistant & trainer until 2006, when she officially moved to the position of practice management. In 2008, Sheri graduated from Malone University, receiving a business management degree.  She has also received DANB dental assistant certification, attended Stark State College Dental Hygiene Program, and has attended numerous continuing education and training courses over her career. During her career, Sheri has worked in every aspect of dental practice, including laboratory work and fabricating dentures. Her management experience includes both general & specialty dentistry, dental practice operations, practice workflow, and dental insurance billing. Listen to this information-packed Financial Flossing episode discussing:  ✔️ Learn how DSE Practice Solutions helps dental practices' front desk. ✔️ The challenges most dental offices face and how DSE can help.  ✔️ Vetted technology solutions for remote billing.  ✔️ How DSE makes sure there is a successful implementation with your team.  ✔️ Why diversifying away from insurance makes sense.  ✔️ Conversation about dental insurance and the MA state law.  Website: https://dsepractice.com/ 614-915-5780  sheri.jolly@dsepractice.com Mon-Friday 9am – 5pm DSE Practice Solutions takes the burden off your front desk. They can focus on interacting with the patients, ensuring they are happy and well-informed. We work behind the scenes to verify insurance, update benefits in your software, and follow up on claims that haven't been paid promptly. We also write appeals, make phone calls, and increase your reimbursement. The best part? It costs less than hiring more employees. It also increases the checks and balances, safeguarding your practice against embezzlement, employee turnover, and slow collections. We are proud to provide successful dental practices + modern business solutions. #dentistry #dentists #orthodontics #endodontics #prosthodontics #dentalinvestor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, the In the Crease boys bring you the usual line-up, with the Week in Review and Games to Watch.  We also sit down with Coach Smith of St. Michael's in the Coach's Spotlight.  We end the show talking with Talon Heath, who scored the first goal in program history for Malone University.  Make sure to check it out!You can check out St. Michael's and Malone at:St. Michael's: Twitter - @SMCMensLax                        Instagram - @smcmenslaxMalone: Twitter -@MU_MLax                          Instagram - @mu_mlaxIf you like what we are doing, subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and help us spread the word of the great things happening in D2 Men's Lacrosse!Follow us at: Instagram: @in_the_crease_d2_lax Facebook: In the Crease with Danny and Kevin Twitter: @D2_Lax_podcast

Jay Case, Professor of History at Malone University, joined Ray. They discussed Black History in the political arena.

Jay Case, Professor of History at Malone University, joined Ray. They discussed Black History in the political arena.

Two major fusion initiatives are making headway in the decades long goal to find the ultimate source of clean energy. In this episode of Grid Talk, we visit with Laban Coblentz who is the head of communications at the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project in the south of France.Coblentz described the long quest for fusion and its implications. “Fusion has the potential to give a baseload source of energy without only a fraction of the waste concerns of fission, without the safety concerns of fission, but with the ability to provide clean energy for a planet in a concentrated way.” It will be safe and should not trigger many of the concerns of conventional nuclear reactors that have been around for decades.“Fusion will not be without waste, but it won't have any long-lived, high activity radioactive waste.”  “The fact that the physics don't allow a meltdown or that kind of thing; you could in fact place it in greater proximity to cities, to industry if you get the local—if you get the regulatory authorities to agree.”The European Union and the United States are two of the seven key, international players in ITER.“ITER is not just a fusion device, it's an exercise in what happens when the global community believes so much in a common goal and in a better future for our kids that we are willing to put aside our known ideological differences to try to pool our best expertise, something that science has done for a longtime.” Laban Coblentz has been with ITER since 2015. He is an entrepreneur and consultant with leadership roles at several companies. He has been involved with communication, energy policy, advanced science and technology, and entrepreneurship since attending the U.S. Navy Nuclear Power School in the 1980's.He holds an M.A. in English, English Literature from San Francisco State University and a B.A. in  degree in English, Psychology from Malone University.

Casey Kaufman is the head men's basketball coach at Malone University (D-II) in Ohio. He's been leading the program since 2015-16 and in 2021, led his program to 17 wins and an NCAA Division II tournament berth. Malone University is a Christian university located in Canton, Ohio. Today on the podcast, we talk to Casey Kaufman about what it means to build and lead a Christ-centered basketball program.  Looking for faith/sports gift ideas? Check out our new Increase store with Sports Spectrum apparel, gifts, devotionals and more.  - http://TheIncrease.com 

Dr. David Beer, Professor of Political Science at Malone University, overviews the election and talks about the race between Tim Ryan and JD Vance

Dr. David Beer, Professor of Political Science at Malone University, overviews the election and talks about the race between Tim Ryan and JD Vance

Dr. David Beer, Professor of Political Science at Malone University, joined Ray. They Previewed Tuesday's Midterm elections and talked about how important the Midterms are.

Dr. David Beer, Professor of Political Science at Malone University, joined Ray. They Previewed Tuesday's Midterm elections and talked about how important the Midterms are.

On today's episode of Uncommon Disciple, Michael is joined by 2x Super Bowl champion Lee Rouson. Lee is from Greensboro, NC. He attended Page Senior High School. Lee varsity-lettered in several sports and was an integral part of the Page Pirate community. He went on to receive a full scholarship to the University of Colorado where he played for Coach Bill McCartney. Lee was the 4th all-time leading rusher at Colorado from 1980 - 84. He was a key factor in turning the Colorado Buffaloes' program around to become a National Champion. Lee was drafted by the New York Giants and played under Bill Parcells for six years and won two Super Bowl rings with the Giants. He was Special Teams player of the year in 1986. Lee's Professional Football career was ended because of ankle injury. In his final year in the NFL, he was a starting Full Back and Tight End with the Cleveland Browns under Coach Bill Belicheck. Lee has worked as a professional speaker with Sports World Ministries for over 20 years. He has served as Director of North Jersey for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for 15 years, and presently sits on the board, serving North Jersey FCA. Lee helped to plant the New Horizon Church Ministry serving as Associate Pastor and praise and worship leader under the leadership of Pastor Michel Faulkner beginning in 2006. Lee recently worked as manager for the mentoring and leadership program in the Mount Olive Township School District. He serves as a board member for Legacy Minded Men and a Board Trustee for Pillar College. Lee obtained a BA in Business Management at Malone University in Canton, Ohio. Also, Lee has an MBA with a concentration in Workplace Conflict Management. Currently, Lee is the Principal Executive for an LLC; Move Your Chains, a consulting company that looks to work within the educational and business industries. Lee works tirelessly throughout the community encouraging everyone from the youth to the elderly with the message of Hope. Lee and his wife, Lisa, have four children and five grandchildren.

Linda Leon is the Director or Spiritual Formation at Malone University, and has been in college ministry for 30 years! Don't worry Linda! You are eternally 25:) Linda is a strong pastor who loves her students. Impressively, Linda starts her ministry plan from scratch every 5 years with yearly detailed evaluations. When was the last time you wrote a ministry plan for your church or ministry from scratch?!?!?! Maybe never... Just as importantly, do you have a ministry funnel or pipeline that lets people outside of your church get to know you? Then do you have a plan to serve them, love them, and welcome them into a Christian community? Can you create a ministry pipeline for college age students? Of course you can! To learn more from Linda, or to develop a series of ministry pipelines with Matt, write: matt@intersectpodcast.org

For the 14th episode of "The General Area", Justin and Mackenzie were fortunate enough to talk to PGA Tour member and Akron native Justin Lower. Justin is fresh off his first top 5 finish on tour at the Fortinet Championship in Napa Valley after completing his rookie season in 2021-22. They talked about his two Ohio Open wins, his collegiate career at Malone University, his rookie season and more. 

Today's Best of Features: (0:00-12:31) – Colts WR Ashton Dulin stops by and shares what he's been working on this preseason and what it's like working with wide receiver coach and Colts great Reggie Wayne. Plus, Ashton shares how he ended up at Malone University and when he knew he might be able to make the NFL. Ashton also spoke on how receivers develop from college to the NFL and what that growth is like over the course of the season. Later, Ashton shares how much your body is really impacted following a NFL game.      (12:32-28:04) – The Dean Mike Chappell of Fox 59 and CBS 4 joins the show to react to Coach Frank Reich's comments on whether or not Shaquille Leonard will be on the PUP to start the season (which would force him to miss the first for games and make him ineligible to practice). Plus, Chap talks about the importance of getting practice reps in, particularly when working with a new defensive coordinator. Later, Chappy and Dan discuss the mystery of Tom Brady missing time earlier this preseason and whether this season might be one year too many.         See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(0:00-24:55) – Tuesday's show opens with Dan interviewing digital team lead Nick Cottongim who just welcomed in his first child, Blair, into the world earlier this month. Nick shares stories through it and passes along congratulations to him. Later, Dan, who is live from Colts Camp, reflects on some of the roster moves the Colts have made due to roster cut down day.         (24:56-39:02) – We return from break with Dan chopping up the on goings at Colts Camp and looking at the spread of Colts-Texans for Week 1. (39:03-48:18) – Hour number one concludes with Dan looking ahead to the rest of today's show and continuing his conversation on Colts-Texans in the season opener. (48:19-1:16:41) – Dan brings us back by examining the Texans roster and whether or not they have a legitimate chance to beat the Colts. Later, we discuss the idea of Dennis Rodman always trying to save the world. Plus, Dan updates us on the Colts kicker competition ongoing in front of him at camp.   (1:16:43-1:24:34) – We're back from break with Dan sharing more of his observations from his Colts camp. Plus, Dan sees the Colts having to run so Jimmy asks Coach what the worst run punishment he ever had to do was.     (1:24:35-1:40:41) –Dan and Jimmy ponder the hot dog straw video that went viral at a Yankees game last night. Then, Colts WR Ashton Dulin stops by and shares what he's been working on this preseason and what it's like working with wide receiver coach and Colts great Reggie Wayne. Plus, Ashton shares how he ended up at Malone University and when he knew he might be able to make the NFL. Ashton also spoke on how receivers develop from college to the NFL and what that growth is like over the course of the season. Later, Ashton shares how much your body is really impacted following a NFL game.      (1:40:42-1:58:28) – The final hour of the show begins with Dan talking about his conversation with Colts WR Rigoberto Sanchez. Plus, Dan talks about how media narratives are shaped.      (1:58:29-2:14:05) – The Dean Mike Chappell of Fox 59 and CBS 4 joins the show to react to Coach Frank Reich's comments on whether or not Shaquille Leonard will be on the PUP to start the season (which would force him to miss the first for games and make him ineligible to practice). Plus, Chap talks about the importance of getting practice reps in, particularly when working with a new defensive coordinator. Later, Chappy and Dan discuss the mystery of Tom Brady missing time earlier this preseason and whether this season might be one year too many.  (2:14:06-2:22:13) – Tuesday's show ends with Dan sharing the results from the Horseshoe Indianapolis Race of the Day. Plus, Dan asks show producer Jimmy Cook for the JCook Plays of the Day. Also, Dan reads a story regarding IU basketball's Xavier Johnson pleading guilty to reckless driving from an incident back in April.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode our guest is Tina Ryee, who has recently been named Director of Track and Field and Cross Country for Malone University. Tina became Malone's first NCAA Division II American during the 2013 cross country season and was a national qualifier in the 5,000-meter run in track. Tina states in her press release, "These programs carry a rich tradition, and my No. 1 goal is to honor that tradition while also implementing my own unique vision. The college experience can be so transformational for a student-athlete, and I feel so honored to be given such a position."During our interview Tina heartfully discusses many of those unique tenets that she incorporates into her coaching. She shares how important it is to realize that student athletes are human beings who will likely go on to pursue other careers. A coaching strategy that incorporates wellness as part of an overall wellbeing is vitally important.Tina also shares her own personal journey of loss, grief, and recovery. She shares those aspects of her life not only to inspire others, but to give insights into her life lessons that she wants to implement into her coaching and a healthy sense of self. Tina credits running as a key aspect of her personal story and is very grateful for the support of her family, friends, and colleagues. We are very appreciative that Tina Ryee was our guest on this podcast and gave us such wonderful insights into who she is as a person and a coach. You can find the Hope Discovered Podcast by CommQuest on your favorite podcasting platform and on Twitter @HopeDiscoverPOD https://twitter.com/HopeDiscoverPOD

Dr. David Beer, Associate Professor of Political Science at Malone University, joined Ray. Presdient Biden has made a resurgence in the polls, they talk about what has changed. They also talk about the Republican Ticket, Trump, and more.

Dr. David Beer, Associate Professor of Political Science at Malone University, joined Ray. Presdient Biden has made a resurgence in the polls, they talk about what has changed. They also talk about the Republican Ticket, Trump, and more.

Rachel is a graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary with a masters in Global Leadership. She is a writer and content developer for Propel Women, Bloom: Women in Church Planting, and the Tribe Collective. She is also the Founder and Director of the Absurd Conference, which exists to see a reconciled world thriving in a celebration of Kingdom Diversity. Rachel also enjoys co-hosting the Bless Up Podcast, preaching at 3rd Street Community Church, and serving as a professor at Malone University. Rachel lives in Canton, Ohio with her husband, Corey, and their daughters, Sarah, Kaylee, and Jamie. 

There is a lot to talk about in the political arena. From the January 6th hearings to the war in Ukraine. Dr. David Beer, Professor of Political Science at Malone University, joined Ray to break it all down.

There is a lot to talk about in the political arena. From the January 6th hearings to the war in Ukraine. Dr. David Beer, Professor of Political Science at Malone University, joined Ray to break it all down.

According to Jason Courter, associate professor of biology at Malone University, climate change has pushed forward the ruby throated hummingbird's migration by two weeks, causing ecological asynchrony--a disruption in the food web. BU News Service reporter Alaina Mencinger has more.

Where was your mind halfway into residency? See this world through Dr. Cody Ballay's eyes, as he takes us inside the mind of an Ortho Resident. Cody is undergoing residency at The Ohio State University (also where he got his DPT from) and played baseball/completed his undergraduate studies at Malone University.

On this week's podcast, I want to introduce Lonette Baity!  She is an amazing woman, whom I had the opportunity to meet two times for what feels like the first time!  That may sound really confusing, but tune in and you will find out why I say that! Lonette earned a degree in Communication Studies from Malone University in 2004. For more than 15 years, God has used her passion for drama and storytelling to clearly communicate Truth with creativity and enthusiasm. From women's conferences and retreats to small groups and one on one coaching, Lonette's heart is to create safe spaces where women can rediscover their purpose, reconnect with their hearts and find healing in their own stories. She lives in Greenville, SC with her children. Her book, Waiting Well: Caring For You Heart While You Wait is at: https://smile.amazon.com/Waiting-Well-Caring-Heart-While/dp/B08X6KNGHN/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=3MDN44AWSPN6M&keywords=lonette+baity&qid=1645501850&sprefix=lonette+baity%2Caps%2C84&sr=8-1.  Find Waiting Well, videos, and Lonette's other projects at www.LonetteBaity.com.  Social Links:  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW9NJcLcDlsGr4zBYjmx-cw  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LonetteMBaity  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lonettebaity/ Anchor Verses: Joshua 1:9 Psalm 27 This podcast is a proud member of the Spark Network! It is a network of Christian podcasts that cover so many different topics!  Head over to: https://www.sparkmedia.ventures/spark-network#/ to find more amazing podcasts!! ****Vote for Anchored by the Sword for the Spark Media Fan Awards by February 28th at https://www.sparkmedia.ventures/site/awards for Best Female Podcast!

Legendary Coach speaks with the runners of Malone University at Shady Rest Park in Mammoth Lakes California where Team USA trained two of the best marathoners in the country's history.

Rashawn earned a master's degree in Education in School Counseling from Malone University. He also earned a bachelor's degree in Human Development and Family Studies with a concentration in Youth Development from Kent State University. He is currently a Professional School Counselor for a public school in Ohio. In this episode, he discusses how he found the field of HDFS and his professional experiences to date. As is true for all interviewees on this podcast, Rashawn's views are his own as a private citizen and do not reflect the views of his current, former, or future employers.Links to additional information: Video about working as a school counselor: https://youtu.be/U1rrTmpD728Video about elementary and middle school counselors: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmVWg2oiNxJyZiewS7DPGbW3QWxZBBvFoRashawn discussing helping students during the pandemic: https://www.ideastream.org/news/kids-returning-to-school-after-isolation-with-mental-health-concernsIf you have recommendations for HDFS or other family science alumni to interview, please reach out to me at HDFSCareers.com. Don't worry if they are not working in a job that would normally be considered “in the field.” I am interested in hearing a variety of stories--especially if they are working outside of academia.

This episode is a long time coming!  Rachel Hunka and I attended the same church years ago, but we really connected through social media. She is hilarious on IG! This girl can preach!! You will want to listen to her all day long!! Get your notes app open or pen and paper because you will not want to miss the truth bombs in this episode! Rachel is a graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary with a masters in Global Leadership. She is a writer and content developer for Propel Women, Bloom: Women in Church Planting, and the Tribe Collective. She is also the Founder and Director of the Absurd Conference, which exists to see a reconciled world thriving in a celebration of Kingdom Diversity. Rachel also enjoys co-hosting the Bless Up Podcast, preaching at 3rd Street Community Church, and serving as a professor at Malone University. Rachel lives in Canton, Ohio with her husband, Corey, and their daughters, Sarah, Kaylee, and Jamie.   Rachel Hunka  Absurd Conference Founder & Director  www.absurdconference.com IG: https://instagram.com/rachelelyseh   The Bless Up Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bless-up-podcast/id1546139486 On the parable of the Good Samaritan: "I imagine that the first question the priest and Levite asked was: 'If I stop to help this man, what will happen to me?' But by the very nature of his concern, the good Samaritan reversed the question: 'If I do not stop to help this man, what will happen to him?'" -Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This podcast is a proud member of the Spark Network! It is a network of Christian podcasts that cover so many different topics!  Head over to: https://www.sparkmedia.ventures/spark-network#/ to find more amazing podcasts!!

I am pleased to welcome Janelle Renshaw to the podcast this week!  She is a daughter of the King.  Her heart belongs first to Jesus and second to her husband Craig of 3 years.  She refers to God as “Papa” after He took her from death to life after her husband of 27 years blindsided her and left.  She currently attends Bethel School of Supernatural Ministries with her husband Craig. She brought Divorce Care to Faith Family Church and led the team and ministry. She now resides in Parrish, Florida with Craig and they are set to lead Freedom which is their church, Bayside Community.  Along with leading a Women's Connect Group, she is a Spiritual Mentor to many.  She has a Bachelor's in Music Education from Malone University and a Master's in Curriculum and Instruction from Ashland University. She retired in 2019 from teaching elementary music for 32 years, which was a job she adored.  Craig and Janelle have a beautiful blended family of 3 adult children and 2 saint berdoodles.

Justin Lower is a PGA Tour Professional who attended Malone University where he was a four-time NCCAA Men's Golf All-American, was the 2008 NCCAA Individual Champion, and led Malone to the 2008 NCCAA National Title. He began competing on the Korn Ferry Tour in 2014 and has won the Ohio Open in 2012 and 2015. Lower earned his PGA Tour card in September of this year, securing it on the final hole of the Korn Ferry Tour Championship.   In this episode, Justin walks us through his journey from competing in the Korn Ferry Tour to earning his PGA Tour card, the importance of having a mentor, and we even have fun discussing some NFL football.      

Sheri Jolly Financial Flossing: Guiding Dental Professionals to a Brighter Future with Ross Brannon  Episode 017- Keys to Effective Administration Sheri began her dental career in 1995 as a dental receptionist in Hartville, Ohio. She continued her career progression as a dental assistant & trainer until 2006 when she officially moved to the position of practice management. In 2008, Sheri graduated from Malone University where she received a degree in business management.. During her career, Sheri has worked in every aspect of the dental practice including laboratory work and fabricating dentures. Her management experience includes both general & specialty dentistry, dental practice operations, practice workflow, and dental insurance billing. Listen to this information-packed Financial Flossing episode about the importance of paying attention to administrative tasks in a dental practice. Here is what to expect on this week's show: What made Sheri realize that a service like Dental Support Essentials needs to exist The administrative tasks that Sheri thinks most dentists need to focus on more How the decision to neglect administrative tasks can cost dental practices money Why you should start protecting against embezzlement now Connect with Sheri: WEBSITE: https://www.dsepractice.com/ LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheri-jolly-15420a14/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/dentalsupportessentials/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nate Koesel - a senior at Malone University in Canton, Ohio - joins the pod to talk about all things Cleveland Cavaliers. We touch on the team's #3 draft pick, the restricted free agency of Jarrett Allen, the contract extension talks for Collin Sexton, and potential Kevin Love and Larry Nance trades. Enjoy! Twitter: https://twitter.com/KoeselNate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nate_koesel/

Dental Support Essentials employs a team of full-time administrators with dental office experience to serve as account representatives. Sheri began her dental career in 1995 as a dental receptionist in Hartville Ohio. She continued her career progression as a dental assistant & trainer until 2006 when she officially moved to the position of practice management. During her career Sheri has worked in every aspect of the dental practice including laboratory work and fabricating dentures. Sheri is a 2008 graduate of Malone University in Canton, Ohio, where she received a degree in business management. She has also received DANB dental assistant certification, attended Stark State College Dental Hygiene Program, and has attended numerous continuing education and training courses over her career. Sheri currently serves on the executive board to the Joan Levy-Bisesi foundation.   Find out more about Sheri and her team - https://dsepractice.com/ Reach out to Sheri - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheri-jolly-15420a14/ or https://www.facebook.com/dentalsupportessentials