Podcast appearances and mentions of mark mckee

Steven and Nate are joined by Mark McKee to discuss a big slate of events coming up with the Kanas City Monarchs, and Joe Valerio makes his weekly appearance, breaking down the Chiefs' offensive line struggles. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We close out the show today on a high note as we talked with KC Monarchs CEO Mark McKee about the upcoming events taking place at Legends Field this month. Then, some breaking news out of the MLS before we ask Royals beat writer Anne Rogers our hypothetical question of the day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is the role of education within radical and revolutionary movements? Is the classroom a political space? How do traditions of Marxian thought and pedagogy frame those questions? In this episode, Derek R. Ford offers a crash orientation to the terrain of Marxist educational theory and practice, with a focus on its dynamic expressions in resistance movements, organizing campaigns, and more formal schooling contexts. Topics include Marxian traditions of education, dialogical pedagogy, practices of interpretation in a so-called "post-truth" era, and cultivating learning spaces where all people can experience the freedom and invitation to learn, question, explore, and build new ways of living and being.Derek Ford is an organizer, author, and teacher with deep ties to Left movement spaces. Currently an Assistant Professor of Education Studies at DePauw University, their books include Teaching the Actuality of Revolution: Aesthetics, Pedagogy, and the Sensations of Struggle (2023), Communist Study: Education for the Commons (2022), Encountering Education: Elements for a Marxist Pedagogy (2022), Inhuman Educations: Jean-Francois Lyotard, Pedagogy, Thought (2021), and many edited books and articles on eco and urban pedagogies and politics. They are also an editor at Liberation School where they help to create the Reading Capital with Comrades podcast series. Credits: Outro Music by Akrasis (Max Bowen, raps; Mark McKee, beats); audio editing by Aliyah Harris; production by Lucia Hulsether + Tina Pippin.Support us on Patreon!

Is universal design even possible? What does harm reduction look like in a classroom or on a syllabus? What role have university centers for teaching and learning played in supporting radical pedagogy--and when and where have they interrupted projects of liberation? We address these questions in the second part of our series with Sarah Silverman. Sarah E. Silverman, feminist instructional designer and disability studies scholar, breaks down these questions and their reverberant implications. Dr. Silverman is a leading voice in the multi-front movement to resist remote proctoring and educational surveillance technologies, as well as to promote authentic assessment and universal design for learning (UDL). A generous critic and prolific writer—especially on her extraordinarily useful blog—Dr. Silverman was until very recently based at the Hub for Teaching and Learning Resources at the University of Michigan, Dearborn. Currently, she is working as an independent scholar and lecturer. She holds a PhD in Entomology and Demography from the University of California, Davis.This is the second part of a two-part series:Part 1 maps the terrain of academic surveillance tech and introduces universal design as a specifically feminist approach to pedagogy, with concrete examples from Sarah's own practice.Part 2 digs deeper into these issues, as we discuss principles of the “non-abusive syllabus," classroom practices of harm reduction, and the ambivalent institutional role of university centers for teaching and learning.Credits: Outro Music by Akrasis (Max Bowen, raps; Mark McKee, beats); audio editing by Aliyah Harris; production by Lucia Hulsether + Tina Pippin.Support us on Patreon!

How can we prioritize multiplicity and accessibility when designing learning activities? What does an “inclusive” pedagogy entail? Can design ever be universal? And how can teachers and learners make the most of digital tools while also resisting the creep of academic surveillance technologies into our classrooms, homes, and bodies?Sarah E. Silverman, feminist instructional designer and disability studies scholar, breaks down these questions and their reverberant implications. Dr. Silverman is a leading voice in the multi-front movement to resist remote proctoring and educational surveillance technologies, as well as to promote authentic assessment and universal design for learning (UDL). A generous critic and prolific writer—especially on her extraordinarily useful blog—Dr. Silverman is currently based at the Hub for Teaching and Learning Resources at the University of Michigan, Dearborn. She holds a PhD in Entomology and Demography from the University of California, Davis.Our conversation is divided into two parts. Part 1 maps the terrain of academic surveillance tech and introduces universal design as a specifically feminist approach to pedagogy, with concrete examples from Sarah's own practice.Part 2 (coming soon!) digs deeper into these issues, as we discuss principles of the “non-abusive syllabus," classroom practices of harm reduction, and the ambivalent institutional role of university centers for teaching and learning.Credits: Outro Music by Akrasis (Max Bowen, raps; Mark McKee, beats); audio editing by Aliyah Harris; production by Lucia Hulsether + Tina Pippin.Support us on Patreon!

Presented by Emprise Bank Hosts: Matt Baysinger, CEO of Swell Spark Andy Rieger, President of J. Rieger & Company Each episode provides a quick download of a single company and that executive's journey to where they are today.

Mark McKee, head of school at Viewpoint School (CA), shares his experience of leading as an introvert, orienting new board members, and dealing with school crises.

What becomes possible when we anchor our pedagogical praxes in frameworks of reproductive justice and intersectional feminist care? What coalitions grow? What visions are revealed, and what worlds become more possible?Teacher, organizer, storyteller, and freedom-fighter Loretta Ross shares her wisdom on these questions and so much more. From judicial attacks on reproductive autonomy, to politicized teaching in a democratic classroom, to the history of Black women's organizing, to creative and effective protest tactics, to the "rotating international favorites" served at the West Point Military Academy dinner club.Loretta Ross is a movement visionary recently recognized as a Class of 2022 MacArthur Genius Fellow. After working at the Center for Democratic Renewal in Atlanta, she went on to found and then become the National Coordinator of SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective. She has taught very widely, in and out of the university, as Founder of the National Center for Human Rights Education, as Program Director of the National Black Women's Health Project, and now as the Associate Professor in the Program on Women and Gender at Smith College.She is a prolific author, whose authored and co-authored works include Reproductive Justice: An Introduction (2017), Radical Reproductive Justice: Foundation, Theory, Practice, Critique (2017), and Undivided Rights: Women of Color Organizing for Reproductive Justice (2004). Her forthcoming book, Calling In the Calling Out Culture, will be out in 2023.Credits: Outro Music by Akrasis (Max Bowen, raps; Mark McKee, beats); audio editing by Aliyah Harris; production by Lucia Hulsether and Tina Pippin.Support us on Patreon!

Today's guest is Mark Mckee.Mark is a longtime friend of Adam's from Minnesota. He is a slackliner and member of the Non-profit group “Slackline Minnesota.”In this episode, the two discuss: Mark and Adam's long-time Thanksgiving tradition, how they met, and how Mark's life decisions led him to be the slack liner he is today (01:05), then they talk about the history of slackening, what makes the sport unique, and Mark's non-profit Slackline Minnesota (08:25), and finally the two reminisce about the hiking they got into in their younger days (39:41).AND SO MUCH MORE!Follow Mark's Projects:https://slacklineminnesota.org/https://www.instagram.com/slackmnhttps://www.facebook.com/slacklineminnesota/For more content: https://www.adamtillercomedy.comFollow the pod: https://www.instagram.com/fandfpod

Get ready for a master class in Theater of the Oppressed! This month we welcome playwright, director, and author https://cardboardcitizens.org.uk/our-news/article/adrian-jackson-to-step-down-as-artistic-director/ (Adrian Jackson). Adrian is best known his role as the founder and longtime artistic director London-based theater and arts company https://cardboardcitizens.org.uk/who-we-are/manifesto/ (Cardboard Citizens), which is dedicated to working with and for people who have experienced homelessness and poverty. Come for the raucous theater games, stay for the organic wisdom and transformative potential that they unlock. Co-hosts: Tina Pippin and Lucia Hulsether Outro music by https://akrasis.bandcamp.com/ (Akrasis) (Max Bowen raps; Mark McKee beats)

Hey everybody, welcome back to the show. Really excited to have you here today and I am excited to talk to my good friend, Mark McKee! Mark is someone I admire, he's been in the game for a long time, has pulled most of their family into the business, and he's a real estate rock star! Today, we are going to talk about what success means to him and what success means to somebody who's been in the game for decades. Let's get started! To learn more about Investor Fuel, please visit InvestorFuel.com!

Join us for a conversation with Mark McKee and Laurel Baker Tew. Mark is the Head of School at Viewpoint School in Calabasas, California where Laurel is the Assistant Head of School for Enrollment Management. Mark and Laurel are deeply committed to independent schools and the field of enrollment management. Mark and Laurel are also longtime contributors to EMA: Laurel has served on EMA's Board of Trustees, both Laurel and Mark have spoken at many of our events, and both were on the podcast back in July of 2020 when they were talking about their reopening plans for the fall.

Happy Humpday, (BAY-BAY!) From YOUR KC Morning Show! On the show today, Thotumn is here, and Hartzell has no idea what that means. Hear from Hilari Holt, host of the As You Wish comedy series, as well as Mark Brandmeyer and Mark McKee, representing the ownership group for your American Association, World Champion, Kansas City Monarchs! As always, we take a break with the news, and Kitty wraps up the show with your Wednesday Words of Wisdom (Sponsors ALWAYS pending) VOTE KC MORNING SHOW FOR BEST LOCAL PODCAST! https://vote.thepitchkc.com/arts-and-entertainmentWhile you're at it, Hartzell was nominated for BEST RADIO PERSONALITY & BEST LOCAL PERSONALITY (Lol, yall are too good to me) Sympathy votes are both welcomed and appreciated. https://vote.thepitchkc.com/people-and-places/best-local-radio-personalityhttps://vote.thepitchkc.com/people-and-places/best-local-personalityAlways a good day to be a Kansas Citian.xoxo - @hartzell965 & @holeyhearts

Host Mike DeCamp is joined by senior minister, Lyle Asbill and one of his fellow shepherds, Mark McKee in this wide-ranging discussion of priorities and biblical mandates related to title of the episode.

We are pleased to be able to speak with Titania Jordan from Bark. Titania is Bark's Chief Parent Officer. Bark is a technology application that enables parents to monitor, detect, alert and manage their children's social activities for signs of harmful interactions and content. Bark's work has been impactful. In partnership with parents and schools, Bark has protected more than 5.2 million children, prevented 16 school shootings and detected 81,000 severe self-harm situations. Titania and her co-author Mark McKee just released an amazing book called Parenting in a Tech World. www.bark.us Order Book

Mark McKee is a Sci-Fi Festival Screenplay Winner from the Coverfly submission platform. LISTEN to his interview with Matthew Toffolo, followed by the audio version of the script reading WILDsound performed at the festival. Watch the screenplay reading of POSTHUMAN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaHPqjPBzRoFollow his death and resurrection, a boy is hunted by a mysterious government organization hell-bent on learning the secrets of the afterlife. CAST LIST: Narrator: Allison Kampf Darren: Allan Michael Brunet Bruce: Geoff Mays Elderly Woman: Mandy May Cheetham Nurse: Cassandra Guthrie Clerk: Steve RizzoSubmit to the festival anytime via FilmFreeway: https://filmfreeway.com/WILDsoundFilmandWritingFestivalSubscribe via Twitter: https://twitter.com/wildsoundfestWatch more festival videos on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/WildsoundFestivalMonthly

How do you guide an organization and the people it serves through uncertainty? My guest today explains how his school uses its mission and values as a "north star," regardless of the circumstances they can't control.

Join us for a conversation with Mark McKee and Laurel Baker Tew. Mark is the Head of School at Viewpoint School in Calabasas, California where Laurel is the Assistant Head of School for Enrollment Management. Mark and Laurel are deeply committed to independent schools and the field of enrollment management. In fact just last week Laurel spoke last at our online Heads Institute where Mark was also a cohort leader.

• How businesses are pivoting to get ready for a post-COVID world • “What do you manage to? That's the hardest determination at this point” (Total Recorded Time 11:38) Subscribe to the CVBT Daily Executive Newsletter here: https://tinyurl.com/syqft9z With some states “re-opening” after weeks of COVID-19 lockdowns, business is trying to see how much they will have to pivot to meet new opportunities, says Mark McKee, president and chief operating officer of the online payroll and back office services company OnPay. “As people have started to understand more of what we're up against and maybe how long it will take, they talk about how do we now pivot our businesses to be online … or having a physical presence in a safe way,” Mr. McKee says. Mark McKee talks about what he's hearing about business post-COVID in this CVBT Audio Interview Podcast. Mr. McKee says the new federal stimulus programs, while initially confusing to many, offer some lifelines to stay liquid. “I think the best tool for most businesses is to utilize the PPP (paycheck protection program) although they've just run out of the second round of funding for that,” Mr. McKee says. “That seems to be the cleanest and easiest way for most to get short-term liquidity on the book and potentially some of that forgiven.” In the podcast, he offers other ways to tap the federal funds along with what he's hearing from businesses across the nation about the future. “What do you manage to? That's the hardest determination at this point,” he says. “What is the end point we're all managing for?” For more information: https://onpay.com/covid-19

In this podcast, clinical psychologist Dr. M. Mark McKee shares his experience evaluating gifted children and how important it is to understand how their minds work in order to decipher which educational setting would be the best fit.

Discover Your Purpose. Awaken Our World.   JULY 11 – 14, 2019. STABLE STUDIOS / SPENCER, INDIANA Join Dakota Collins, Julian Dondelinger, Jenny O'Neil, Lilly Hankins, Mark McKee, Sean Kirkpatrick, and Taylor VanAllen for a discussion about Breathe 2019!9!   www.discoverbreathe.com   Music: “Motor” by Donna the Buffalo Donna the Buffalo website: https://donnathebuffalo.com/  Donna the Buffalo on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/donna-the-buffalo/3920645   Email the Podcast: webslackline@gmail.com  

Singer/Songwriter Heather LaRose is in the house! She's played for HRC, has had her music on the show Teen Wolf as well as has an album on the way! If you haven't heard of her yet, trust us, you will soon. Her music is incredible and she serenades us with not just one but two of her hits live... Which two does she sing? Check out our episode now to find out! www.heatherlarose.com Want to ask us questions? Email us: ella.dashradio@gmail.com Follow us on IG: el L.A. Hosts: Jake & Lenny

Breathe 2018: Discover Your Purpose.  Awaken Our World. JULY 12 - 15, 2018.  STABLE STUDIOS, SPENCER, INDIANA Join Dakota Collins, Rachel Matrejek, Ron Doremus, and Mark McKee for a discussion about Breathe 2018. www.discoverbreathe.com     Send us a line at webslackline@gmail.com

The Ace Cafe Orlando is now open for business and business is good! We find out details from Mark McKee about the new venture. It's hot rods and motorcycles with many weekly gathers of like minded individuals who share common passions. We will discuss the original Ace Cafe London including it's past history and present day happenings. Ace Cafe Orlando is on the move with a new venture at One Daytona in Daytona Beach and you will want to hear all about this! Alex McLean has completely lost count of how many National Championships he has won in ARMHA vintage road racing competition! His NortonManxRacing.com team is on a big role. Now, Alex is preparing for his return to the Isle of Man TT. This time he will be riding the formidable Honda RC30. This is getting very real! Special thanks to Racings North Turn on the beachside in Daytona for providing our remote location for this show. Additional thanks to our local sponsors who make our shows possible on FM93.5/AM1150 WNDB Sweet Marlays' Coffee and Bakery and our friends with Bruce Rossmeyers Harley Davidson! We also wish to thank our national sponsors Clearwater Lights, Dunlop Motorcycle Tires, Bell Powersports and the Harley-Davidson Motor Company. You are invited to listen to each of our LIVE shows Wednesday nights at 7pm Eastern at www.newsdaytonabeach.com, on radio at FM93.5 and AM1150 or on the WNDB FREE App on your smartdevice. We rercommend subscribing to our shows on the Podcast App you already have on your smart devices and Apple TV. Follow our Facebook Accounts /Barry Boone and FB/Talking Motorcycles with Barry Boone to never miss an episode!

If you've achieved success in real estate investing, do you take advantage of the lifestyle you've created? If you don't yet have that lifestyle, will you appreciate it once you have it? Check out this FlipNerd.com Expert Interview with Mark McKee to learn how he's been living the good life for multiple decades...which all starts with your state of mind. Check it out! Get your copy of our FREE "Profiting with Rental Properties" Guide!

The Web Slackline Podcast will serve as a medium to connect slackliners' experiences, ideas, emotions, and aspirations through original and openly sourced audio content.  Every initial listener will at some point be a participant, producer, host, and, most importantly, a vital member in a network of individuals who are as unique as one could imagine but share a common objective which is to rage on slacklines a lot. For the inaugural episode, Mark McKee and Ron Doremus interview the co-creators of Breathe: A Slackline and Discovery Festival.  The fourth annual Breathe Festival will be held July 6 - 9, 2017 at Stable Studios in Spencer, Indiana. www.discoverbreathe.com

Join us this week as we welcome Country music recording artist and United States Navy Veteran, Steve Robinson. Hailing from North Carolina, music first became a serious passion when at the age of 10 his grandfather had his guitar restrung and when he heard the way it sounded, he knew he wanted to play seriously. The Eagles “Hotel California” was the first song he learned to actually play. After completing High School at the age of 16, he then obtained early admission to the Navy via the Delayed Entry Program. Spending two years serving his country (and even some time in Iraq), Steve was proud to serve his country, but the thought of music as a career kept coming back to him. After the Navy he returned to North Carolina where he took various industrial jobs to earn his living. Between Welding, Electrical, and Farming, he became a jack of all trades. Often his work would take him on the road, but not matter where he was, he would always play music. Steve tried to record his songs a couple of times locally, but nothing seemed to be just right. He knew he needed to make a life changing move to truly take a shot at music. After meeting his manager, Steve made the move to Los Angeles where he currently resides and is is recording with Mark McKee, a new young, talented producer and songwriter. He relates “This move across the country was hard, but I knew it was the right thing to do. I will do whatever it to follow my dreams and give music a real shot.” We will talk to Steve about his upcoming schedule, get a behind the scenes look at his music, feature his latest songs, and ask him to share his message for the troops. Please be sure to visit Steve Robinson at http://steverobinsonmusic.info/ and spread the word. Fans are welcome to call in and speak live with Steve during the show (718) 766-4193. Our message to the troops: WE do what we do, because YOU do what you do.

More of the best jazz coming from the Sunshine State, including a jazz harp quintet (with viola!) from Marathon, an all-star Latin jazz line-up in Miami, a daring jazz trio from Tampa, a legendary pianist in St. Petersburg & more. Lovely & vibrant music to accompany the loveliest month of Spring! Hosts: Allison Paris & Kenny MacKenzie  pictured: Kenny Drew Jr.photograph by Ken FrancklingKen's jazz blogKen's photo gallerygive us a 'like' on Facebook!Kenny host "Jazz Greats" on WFCF Saint Augustine - every Tuesday from 3-7pm EST. Listen online here!Kenny's Twitter - @DJKendo11. Introduction - Allison & Kenny (download our theme song "In Control" on iTunes!)2. "Days of Grace" - Michael Leasure (Melbourne, FL)     websiteMichael Leasure - acoustic guitar (left channel), classical guitar (right channel) & 1953 Gibson ES 295 (center)from the album "Collection No 1"purchase album at Michael's website store!3. "Arguable Promise" - Gabriel Vivas (Miami, FL)     websiteGabriel Vivas - bassSilvano Monasterios - pianoCisco Dimas - trumpetTroy Roberts - saxSammy Figueroa - congasDaniel Susnjar - drumsFreddie Burgos - drumsfrom the album "Ninth Life". Purchase at Amazon, CD Baby or iTunes.4. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album "Sid's Blast From the Past" by Sid Blair)5. "This One's for Bill" - Kenny Drew Jr.  (St. Petersberg, FL)      websiteKenny Drew Jr. - pianoJon Burr - bassMarty Morrell - drumsFrom the album "Coral Sea" - courtesy of Random Act Records.Purchase album at Amazon, iTunes or the Random Act store. 6. "The Crosby Twins" - Rich Walker (Orlando, FL)     websiteRich Walker - guitar, Rex Wertz - tenor sax, Mark McKee - piano, Mark Neuenschwander - bass,Walt Hubbard - drums, carlos Fernandez - congasFrom the album "Lazybird Revisited".Purchase album at Amazon or CD Baby.7. Announcements - Allison(background music from the album KMT I by Kenny MacKenzie Trio)8. "P.L." - La Lucha (Tampa, FL)     websiteJohn O'Leary - pianoAlejandro Arenas - bassMark Feinman - drumsfrom the album "A Cup of Fuzzy Water". Purchase cd at Amazon, CD Baby or iTunes.9. "The Kite" - Scott Marischen (Marathon, FL)     websiteScott Marischen - harp, Debbie Spring - viola,Ed Maina - flute, Jose Garcia or Rusty Heck - bass,Tony Verdejo - percussionfrom the album "Alligator Alley".Purchase cd at CD Baby or iTunes.10. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album "Live in the City" by Jack Pierson)11. Closing Announcements - Allison Palm Coast Jazz closing theme by Seven Octaves.produced by Kenny MacKenzie If you are a jazz musician residing in Florida with quality recordings of your original music (new or old) and would like to submit for future podcasts, please contact us at palmcoastjazz@gmail.com All recordings and compositions are the property of their respective performers and composers, all rights reserved. This podcast copyright 2013 Kenny MacKenzie. All rights reserved.