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Key Takeaways for Financial Resilience and Success: Proven strategies to improve financial resilience in your municipality How city managers and finance directors can best collaborate and work together Tools for long-range planning and adapting to new fiscal challenges Real examples of budget solutions that reflect community priorities Featured Speakers: Justin Marlowe – co-host of Public Money Pod, research professor at the University of Chicago, director of the Center for Municipal Finance Liz Farmer – co-host of Public Money Pod, award-winning journalist, and fiscal policy writer Dave Schmiedicke – finance director, City of Madison, WI; Former Wisconsin state budget director Will Jones – city administrator, Mequon, WI; president, Wisconsin City/County Management Association Whether you're a city manager, budget officer, or just care about sound fiscal strategy, this episode offers practical tips to help you lead with financial resilience. ResourcesPublic Money Pod by the Center for Municipal FinanceICMA: A Budgeting Guide for Local Government 3-Part Series 

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A Jewish center in Mequon is responding to antisemitism concerns with a new safe space for teens.

Gov. Tony Evers' visit to Bear Arms Boutique Firing Range in Mequon, Wis., comes shortly after he announced the creation of a statewide Office of Violence Prevention.

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Reverend Dr. Jamison Hardy, the newly elected president of the Concordia University System, joins us to unveil the transformative shifts brewing within the Concordia universities. Discover the impact of the 2023 convention's resolution 704B, which pivots the system from managing bricks and mortar to robust ecclesiastical support. We celebrate the vitality coursing through these institutions, with promising developments such as the 802 church work students eager to shape the future of Lutheran ministry. This episode is your gateway to understanding how Lutheran Identity and Mission Outcome Standards are steering a new era for Concordia students and their communities.The conversation takes a candid turn as we navigate the challenges Concordia universities face, including recent closures and the complex dynamics in Texas. Dr. Hardy bravely shares the tightrope walk of balancing mission-driven goals with unwavering theological integrity. As we explore diverse worship practices within the Missouri Synod, Dr. Hardy reveals insights from an upcoming chapel worship thesis designed to honor the wide-ranging liturgical styles. This engaging dialogue highlights the necessity for synodically approved materials that respect the tapestry of worship preferences across the university system.Dive into the financial and emotional landscape of Concordia campuses, with a special focus on Mequon and Ann Arbor. Chancellor Erik Ankerberg and the CUWAA Board of Regents are at the helm, guiding their campuses through financial turbulence while striving for stability and growth. Feel the pulse of the university community as we discuss strategic decisions, the heartfelt impact on students, and the unwavering commitment to sustainability. Through candid reflections, we emphasize Concordia's dedication to its mission of spreading the gospel and fostering agents of change, united in hope and faith.Support the showJoin the Lead Time Newsletter! (Weekly Updates and Upcoming Episodes)https://www.uniteleadership.org/lead-time-podcast#newsletterVisit uniteleadership.org

1. A boy discovered dead in Mequon 65 years ago… is finally being laid to rest today. 2. Infowars founder Alex Jones is challenging the auction of his platform to ‘The Onion'. 3. The lot where you normally get your Christmas Tree may be okay *this* year, but over the next few seasons, the inventory may be a bit sparse.

Like the episode? Let us know!Humans are part of creation. God created not just our atoms but also our reason and all our senses. We use these senses to perceive the Word and Sacraments and also to understand the created world. But can our senses be trusted? Can we use science to understand God and His creation? What are the commonalities between God, humans, and the rest of creation? How can an infinite God communicate with us as finite beings? Learn how to use your reason and senses as Godly Gifts, serving our neighbors and being stewards of creation with Dr. Michael Young.Follow along with Dr. Young's slides here.LCMS CTCR Report "Together With All Creatures"---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dr. Michael Young is a faculty member at Concordia University Wisconsin in Mequon, Wisconsin.Discover your Gospel-motivated voice 4 Life at Y4Life.org.

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Is there a link between forgiveness and mental well-being? Join Steph and Dr. Mark Rockenbach for a discussion about how forgiveness affects mental health and how withholding forgiveness affects not just the soul, but the body and mind.   Bio: Dr. Mark Rockenbach received his B.A. from Concordia College, Seward, NE; M.Div. from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, MO; M.A. in counseling from Doane College, Lincoln, NE and his Ph.D. in psychology from Capella University, Minneapolis, MN. Dr. Rockenbach served as a parish pastor before accepting a call to The Nebraska District Office where he served as the Executive for Church Worker Health and Reconciliation. He served as a mental health counselor and adjunct professor at Concordia University in Seward, NE and Concordia University in Mequon, WI. He currently serves in the following roles at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, MO: Professor of Practical Theology, Director of Personal Growth and Leadership Development, IRB Director, and Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program. Dr. Rockenbach is the co-author of the book “Unforgivable? How God's Forgiveness Transforms our Lives.” Resources in this episode: Email us at friendsforlife@lcms.org LCMS Life, Health and Family Ministries: lcmslife.org For resources on the family: lcmslife.org/family If you are in an emergency situation, please call 911. If you are depressed or thinking about harming yourself or someone else, or if this is the case for someone you know, please call or text 988 from a smartphone to reach the National 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.  Not all the views expressed are necessarily those of the LCMS; please discuss any questions with your pastor.

Gary D'Amato and Rob Hernandez discuss Wisconsin's connections to the John Deere Classic in Silvis, Illinois; the shoot-out last weekend at the Ray Fischer Amateur Championship in Janesville; the State Women's Amateur Championship next week at North Shore CC in Mequon, and the continuing impact of the weather on golf in Wisconsin.

Ever wondered how transformational leadership can steer a university through tumultuous times? Mae and I tackle the contentious financial health issues, the over-reliance on athletic programs, and the potential premature closure of the athletic department. We explore the broader implications of administrative decisions and leadership changes on stakeholders. This is a conversation you won't want to miss if you're intrigued by leadership dynamics within complex educational institutions.Mae Keller, former Director of Institutional Effectiveness at Concordia University Ann Arbor, joins us to share her incredible journey from healthcare to higher education. Mae offers a behind-the-scenes look at her role during the critical merger between CUAA and its Mequon campus. Gain deep insights into how transparency and humility were key in navigating leadership challenges, especially after a difficult town hall announcement. In our next segment, we discuss the nuts and bolts of institutional effectiveness and the remarkable growth in healthcare programs at Ann Arbor. Mae walks us through the early years of the merger, revealing both the excitement and hurdles of operational integration. Learn about the significance of institutional research and the importance of widely accessible data. We also examine Ann Arbor's impressive enrollment growth despite the competitive higher education landscape in Michigan, emphasizing the substantial benefits that the merger brought to both campuses.The final part of our episode delves into the financial intricacies and controversies facing Concordia University Ann Arbor. Whether it's the complex process of exploring autonomy for Ann Arbor or the significant drop in undergraduate enrollment, this episode highlights the urgent need for trust, transparency, and effective management to uphold the mission of Lutheran education. Join us for an eye-opening discussion that uncovers the reality behind sustaining an educational institution through challenging times.##########All of Life for GodThe All of Life for God podcast is an engaging and thoughtful collection of exclusive...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify FranchiseU!FranchiseU! is for those in, or considering, careers within the world of franchising. Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the Show.Visit uniteleadership.org

It's been a hot minute since we covered eCommerce on the show, but since COVID, it's become a growing part of manufacturing and distribution. COVID lockdowns essentially shut off the traditional methods for buying and selling manufactured supplies, and companies were forced to adopt a new way of doing things or get left behind. It's meant great things for the industry, so we thought we'd get the eCommerce perspective in this episode from Znode's Chief Commercial Officer, Tom Flierl.Tom joins the podcast to explore the link between eCommerce and manufacturing, how Znode presents a seamless solution, and the reasons why there's been a spike in eCommerce system adoption. We look at how distribution and manufacturing have adapted, and Tom shares some examples of companies that have embraced new solutions and seen the benefits of integrating everything into a one-stop shop solution. Tom also chats about AI as the next big thing for manufacturers to lean into, why salespeople are still vital for the industry, and some tips on how to assess the effectiveness of an eCommerce solution. In this episode, find out:Where eCommerce and manufacturing meet Tom explains what Znode doesWe hear about Tom's early experiences in print media and being an “early internet guy”How Tom's background in sales and marketing helped his career during the dot-com bust How Tom's family history helped to prepare him for a career in eCommerce and manufacturing The possible causes for the spike in eCommerce system adoptionHow future-ready are distributors and manufacturers today?How COVID impacted eCommerce system adoptionWhat eCommerce looks like in manufacturing (with examples)Why the role of salespeople in eCommerce is still just as importantDealers and distributors' approaches to working with eCommerceHow people can assess the effectiveness of an eCommerce solutionEnjoying the show? Please leave us a review here. Even one sentence helps. It's feedback from Manufacturing All-Stars like you that keeps us going!Tweetable Quotes:“I think COVID forced a lot of shifts in everybody's lives. And I think it forced a lot of shifts in even how businesses go to market and the importance of digital.”“The big win that we're seeing is a lot of ERPs are moving to offer APIs now. Our platform and some others can take those APIs, talk to each other, and present the right data to the right customer when they log in and give them the right experience by exchanging data with lots of other systems.”"It's all about adoption. If adoption isn't there, whether it's the end customer or the distributor or channel, it's probably not working. I would argue that that applies for distributors and manufacturers.”Links & mentions:Znode, an all-in-one, headless, B2B eCommerce platform developed to enable growth through a rich set of built-in featuresRequest a Demo of Znode's B2B eCommerce platformFoxtown Brewing, large brewery located inside of a classic building in Mequon, WIMake sure to visit http://manufacturinghappyhour.com for detailed show notes and a full list of resources mentioned in

THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY  WITH NEW ALBUM ‘STRUCK DOWN' ZOOM SPECIAL EVENT WITH FRONTMAN KIM WILSON ON INTERVIEWING THE LEGENDS   Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of Interviewing the Legends I'm your host Ray Shasho. The Fabulous Thunderbirds, who will celebrate their 50th anniversary with the release of their first studio album in eight years, Struck Down, on June 28th. The album's first single, “Payback Time,” featuring Billy Gibbons, is out now. Struck Down also features special guests Bonnie Raitt, Taj Mahal, Keb' Mo' and Mick Fleetwood on the album's lone cover song, a scintillating take on Memphis Minnie's “Nothing in Rambling.” Additional contributions on the new disc come from Elvin Bishop, Terrance Simien and Canadian blues guitar ace Steve Strongman, who co-wrote with Kim Wilson nine of the album's 10 tracks. Formed in 1974, The Fabulous Thunderbirds is a familiar name for anyone into contemporary blues and blues rock.  This is the band that created classic albums like T-Bird Rhythm and Tuff Enuff. Powered by hits like the title track and “Wrap It Up,” Tuff Enuff went platinum, selling more than one million copies. Led by founding member Kim Wilson, The Fabulous Thunderbirds have been nominated for Grammy Awards six times and for Blues Music Awards more than 20 times.  The Fabulous Thunderbirds continue to tour internationally, selling out venues and headlining festivals with the current line-up of Kim Wilson on vocals and harmonica, Johnny Moeller on guitar, Bob Welsh on keyboards and guitar, Rudy Albin on drums and Steve Kirsty on bass. Please welcome American blues singer and harmonica player, best known as the frontman and band leader of the Fabulous Thunderbirds KIM WILSON to Interviewing the Legends …   PREORDER  THE NEW ALBUM BY THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS Entitled ‘STRUCK DOWN' The Fabulous Thunderbirds Celebrate 50th Anniversary with the Release of First Studio Album in Eight Years, Struck Down, Coming June 28th on Stony Plain Records Listen to the first single “Payback Time.” (featuring Billy Gibbons) Pre-Order/Pre-Save the Album https://stonyplainrecords.com/fabulousthunderbirds/   “The Very Best Fabulous Thunderbirds album to date! Grammy worthy! This album has it all… legendary guest artists, and every track is a great track! Several may already be considered classics.” 5 stars … By Music Journalist Ray Shasho   FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT KIM WILSON AND THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS VISIT https://fabulousthunderbirds.com/ Official website https://www.facebook.com/fabulousthunderbirds/ Facebook https://www.instagram.com/fabuloustbirds/ Instagram https://twitter.com/ThunderFabulous Twitter https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfAXkyD5vxFXypN4ZqcF-kQ/featured YouTube   THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS IN CONCERT JUL  3 Healdsburg, CA Raven Performing Arts Theater 8:00 PM JUL  5 Nicasio, CA Rancho Nicasio 4:00 PM JUL 6 Napa, CA Blue Note Napa 6:30 PM JUL   6 Napa, CA Blue Note Napa 9:00 PM JUL   12 Mequon, WI Gathering on the Green 6:30 PM JUL 12 Mequon, WI Gathering on the Green 8:30 PM JUL  30 Cologne Luxor 8:00 PM JUL  29 Nuremberg Hirsch 8:00 PM   Discography With The Fabulous Thunderbirds Albums The Fabulous Thunderbirds (1979) What's the Word (1980) Butt Rockin' (1981) T-Bird Rhythm (1982) Tuff Enuff (1986) Hot Number (1987) Powerful Stuff (1989) Walk That Walk, Talk That Talk (1991) Roll of the Dice (1995) High Water (1997) Painted On (2005) Thunderbirds! (2009, sold only at shows) On the Verge (2013) Strong Like That (2016) Struck Down (2024)     Compilation albums Portfolio (1987) The Essential... (1991) Hot Stuff: The Greatest Hits (1992) Wrap It Up (1993) The Fabulous Thunderbirds/What's the Word (1993) Butt Rockin'/T-Bird Rhythm (1993) Different Tacos (1996) The Best of the Fabulous Thunderbirds (1997) Tuff Enuff/Powerful Stuff (1999) Thunderbirds Tacos Deluxe (2003) The Best of the Fabulous Thunderbirds: Early Birds Special (2011) The Bad and Best of... (2013)   Live albums Live from London (1985) Live [AKA Invitation Only] (2001)   Singles "Tuff Enuff" (1986) No. 10 US, No. 83 AUS[13] "Wrap It Up" (1986) No. 50 US "Why Get Up" (1986) "Stand Back" (1987) No. 76 US "How Do You Spell Love" (1987) "Wasted Tears" (1988) "Powerful Stuff" (1988) No. 65 US "Knock Yourself Out" (1989)   Solo 1993: Tigerman (Antone's) 1994: That's Life (Antone's) 1997: My Blues (Blue Collar) 2001: Smokin' Joint (M.C. Records) 2003: Looking for Trouble (M.C. Records) 2006: My Blues Sessions: Kim's Mix, Volume I (Bluebeat) 2017: Blues and Boogie, Vol. 1 (Severn) 2020: Take Me Back - The Bigtone Sessions (M.C. Records)   Guest Ronnie Earl, Smokin' (1983) Roomful of Blues, Dressed Up To Get Messed Up (1984) Ronnie Earl, They Call Me Mr. Earl (1984) Ron Levy's Wild Kingdon, Ron Levy's Wild Kingdom (1988) People Get Ready – A Tribute to Curtis Mayfield (1993) Snuff Johnson, Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Black Magic Records, 1994) Bonnie Raitt, Road Tested (1995) Kid Ramos, Kid Ramos (1999) James Cotton, 35th Anniversary Jam of the James Cotton Blues Band (Telarc, 2001) Big Jack Johnson, The Memphis Barbecue Sessions (2002) JW-Jones, Bogart's Bounce (guest, 2002) JW-Jones, My Kind of Evil (producer and guest, 2004) Wentus Blues Band, Family Album (Bluelight Records, 2004) Barrelhouse Chuck, Got My Eyes on You (2007) Omar Kent Dykes & Jimmie Vaughan, Jimmy Reed Highway (2007) Louisiana Red, Back to the Black Bayou (Ruf Records, 2008) Elvin Bishop, The Blues Rolls On (2008) Eric Clapton, Clapton (Reprise, 2010) Mark Knopfler, Privateering (2012) Smokin' Joe Kubek & Bnois King, Road Dog's Life (Delta Groove Productions, 2013) Barrelhouse Chuck, Driftin' From Town To Town (2013) The Robert Cray Band, 4 Nights of 40 Years (2015) Buddy Guy, Born to Play Guitar (2015) Thornetta Davis, Honest Woman (2016) Peter Karp, Blue Flame (2018) Ash Grunwald, Mojo (2019)   Support us on PayPal!

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Hospital chaplains are called to some of the holiest work, entering rooms where grief and vulnerability are often palpable. Rev. Emma Landowski Sancomb shares her experiences with us - what it's like entering those spaces, how she prepares her own heart, and how she tries to move out of the way so God's wisdom can speak through her. She does the same in the journaling workshops she offers, which she says are all about allowing space for the Holy Wisdom of God to flow through us.About Rev. EmmaRev. Emma Landowski-Sancomb, BCC is ordained in the United Church of Christ and a Board Certified Chaplain that works at Columbia St. Mary's Hospital in Mequon, WI. Emma is also certified in Holy Fire Reiki I.  Through Emma's Ministry of Sacred Transition, journaling workshops are offered, alongside officiating weddings, creating ceremonies and rituals for all of life's sacred transitions.  Emma's desire is to meet each individual where they are and to help them honor experiences of transition, celebration or grief.  Emma's spirituality is shaped by the larger ecosystem and how we are called to be in community with each other. Outside of ministry and work, Emma can be found spending time with her family outside, gardening or hiking. Connect with Rev. EmmaVia her website: https://www.sacred-transition.com/, Facebook, or InstagramConnect with us!Sign up to receive a little Gospel in your inbox every Monday Morning with our weekly devotional.Check out our website for great resources, previous blog posts, and more.Get some Lady Preacher Podcast swag!Connect with us on Instagram and Facebook

The 26th annual Milwaukee Jewish Film Festival opens in October. From October 15-19, film aficionados can watch movies at the Marcus North Shore Cinema in Mequon and then continue to stream selections at home through October 29. Carrying on the rich tradition of celebrating the finest in Jewish film and filmmaking, the 2023 Milwaukee Jewish Film Festival features a variety of intriguing and engaging movies from around the world. This year's festival includes thought-provoking films from France, Germany, Israel, Italy and United States.Dori chats with guests from the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center (JCC) about event and some of the films. One thing to note: these movies aren't available to stream outside of the festival. Movies Remembering Gene WilderFarewell Mr. HaffmannMatchmakingThe PathWhere Life Begins

GUEST OVERVIEW: Dr Joel Wallskog is an orthopedic surgeon from Mequon, Wisconsin and co-chairman of React19 which offers support to those suffering long term COVID-19 vaccine adverse events. https://www.drwallskog.com/  

We hear from a Black farmer in Mequon about the land access challenges facing young farmers of color. Our Monthly with Mosley conversation explores the legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers, our Nation's first park rangers. We dig into archives from the Milwaukee Road, plus learn about new restaurants in Milwaukee - and some old favorites that have recently closed.

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Economic freedom unleashes creativity and innovation in a way that no other economic or political system has been able to match. The U.S. is the home of some of the most groundbreaking inventions in history precisely because its citizens have the right to engage freely in enterprise. Thomas Edison's light bulb, the Wright brothers' airplane, and Alexander Graham Bell's telephone are just a few examples of how economic freedom has advanced human progress and generated overall prosperity. Despite the undeniable benefits of economic freedom, movements from within both the left and the right are increasingly inclined to give government more power to intervene in business and displace competition by expanding entitlements. Dr. M. Scott Niederjohn is our guest on this episode of Voices of Freedom. His life's work has centered around teaching people about the benefits of economic freedom and elevating free enterprise. Topics Discussed: How to incorporate economics into lesson plans, including U.S. history Critical race theory's impact on economic freedom Economic mobility vs equity Advancing the case for economic freedom and free enterprise States that are the most economically competitive Economic challenges of civic leaders The future of economic freedom in the U.S. Niederjohn is Professor of Economics and Director of the Free Enterprise Center at Concordia University in Mequon, WI. He has worked in academia for nearly two decades, serving as professor, department chair, college dean, and senior vice president. He is a widely known scholar and prolific researcher in the areas of economic education and public policy analysis. In 2013, Niederjohn was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to teach at the University of Luxembourg.

Dr. Benjamin Haupt joined Jill Devine and Ryan Pfendler for a two-part discussion about the challenging times we are encountering in our society. Dr. Haupt made reference to Luke 10:25-37, The Parable of the Good Samaritan, in this week's episode.Dr. Haupt is associate provost and associate professor of Practical Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. As associate provost, Dr. Haupt assists the Seminary provost in achieving key strategic priorities in support of the mission of the Seminary. He oversees the Seminary's recruitment and admissions teams and serves as a liaison to faculty and staff involved in accomplishing the Seminary's enrollment goals related to its residential, distance and multiethnic Ministerial Formation programs and Advanced Studies programs. Dr. Haupt has been a faculty member since 2013. His areas of interest and expertise include the history of the text of the New Testament, early Christianity prior to Constantine, the intersection of church and society, 19th century Lutheran missiology, the theology and practice of preaching, and pastoral/congregational leadership.He earned a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) from the University of Birmingham, U.K. (2019), and both a Master of Sacred Theology (S.T.M.) and a Master of Divinity (M.Div.) from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis (2011, 2005). He received a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from Concordia University Wisconsin, Mequon (2000). During his M.Div. program, he studied for a year at Lutherische Theologische Hochschule in Oberursel, Germany. After graduation he was installed as an associate pastor at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Boca Raton, Fla., and served there until 2008. From 2008-13 he was the sole pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Gainesville, Ga.Dr. Haupt has been speaking, teaching and writing since 2008 and has been involved with a variety of seminars ranging from lay-focused sessions for people in Haiti to breakout sessions at conferences throughout the United States. His writing includes a translation of a sermon for Luther's Works, vol. 58, essays on the early history of the New Testament text in the writings of church fathers, his Ph.D. dissertation titled “Tertullian's Text of the New Testament Outside the Gospels,” a volume of translated and edited essays by Hans Joachim Iwand on Church and Society, and a volume of translated essays on early LCMS mission. Dr. Haupt is married to Celina, who works at Captain Elementary School. They have two sons. He and his family are avid travelers, comics readers, Lego-maniacs and video gamers. He leads the Concordia Wine Society.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hauptbenTwitter: @benhauptEmail: hauptb@csl.eduNormal Goes A Long Way Website: https://www.normalgoesalongway.com/Normal Goes A Long Way Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/normalgoesalongway/Normal Goes A Long Way Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Normal-Goes-A-Long-Way-110089491250735Normal Goes A Long Way is brought to you by Messiah St. Charles: https://messiahstcharles.org/Two Kids and A Career: https://www.jilldevine.com/podcast

Last week, Wisconsin Republicans released two proposals that would ban transgender girls and women from participating in female sports at every grade level and in college. However, there's yet to be a documented case in Wisconsin where this has been an issue. So the question remains, why does this nonissue continue to get such outsized prioritization compared to other topics? Then a reminder to folks who live in the north suburbs of Milwaukee — including Germantown, Grafton, Menomonee Falls and Mequon — you may have a special election on tomorrow for your Assembly representative.

Dr. Benjamin Haupt joined Jill Devine and Ryan Pfendler for a two-part discussion about the challenging times we are encountering in our society. Dr. Haupt is associate provost and associate professor of Practical Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis. As associate provost, Dr. Haupt assists the Seminary provost in achieving key strategic priorities in support of the mission of the Seminary. He oversees the Seminary's recruitment and admissions teams and serves as a liaison to faculty and staff involved in accomplishing the Seminary's enrollment goals related to its residential, distance and multiethnic Ministerial Formation programs and Advanced Studies programs. Dr. Haupt has been a faculty member since 2013. His areas of interest and expertise include the history of the text of the New Testament, early Christianity prior to Constantine, the intersection of church and society, 19th century Lutheran missiology, the theology and practice of preaching, and pastoral/congregational leadership.He earned a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) from the University of Birmingham, U.K. (2019), and both a Master of Sacred Theology (S.T.M.) and a Master of Divinity (M.Div.) from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis (2011, 2005). He received a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) from Concordia University Wisconsin, Mequon (2000). During his M.Div. program, he studied for a year at Lutherische Theologische Hochschule in Oberursel, Germany. After graduation he was installed as an associate pastor at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Boca Raton, Fla., and served there until 2008. From 2008-13 he was the sole pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Gainesville, Ga.Dr. Haupt has been speaking, teaching and writing since 2008 and has been involved with a variety of seminars ranging from lay-focused sessions for people in Haiti to breakout sessions at conferences throughout the United States. His writing includes a translation of a sermon for Luther's Works, vol. 58, essays on the early history of the New Testament text in the writings of church fathers, his Ph.D. dissertation titled “Tertullian's Text of the New Testament Outside the Gospels,” a volume of translated and edited essays by Hans Joachim Iwand on Church and Society, and a volume of translated essays on early LCMS mission.Dr. Haupt is married to Celina, who works at Captain Elementary School. They have two sons. He and his family are avid travelers, comics readers, Lego-maniacs and video gamers. He leads the Concordia Wine Society.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hauptbenTwitter: @benhauptEmail: hauptb@csl.eduNormal Goes A Long Way Website: https://www.normalgoesalongway.com/Normal Goes A Long Way Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/normalgoesalongway/Normal Goes A Long Way Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Normal-Goes-A-Long-Way-110089491250735Normal Goes A Long Way is brought to you by Messiah St. Charles: https://messiahstcharles.org/Two Kids and A Career: https://www.jilldevine.com/podcast

As a spiritual care provider and bereavement specialist for 13 years, John Hughes has provided solace and understanding to the dying and bereaved under hospice care. A powerful novel titled "Heart Like a Bonfire," published on May 2nd on Amazon. Heart Like A Bonfire 8231 Highlander Drive, Mequon, WI 53097, United States Website https://www.amazon.com/Heart-Like-Bonfire-John-Hughes/dp/B0C2SG6BNN/ Email prc.pressagency@gmail.com

Annie Jorgensen is a Mequon, Wisconsin native that got into the pageant scene at a young age. She was Miss Wisconsin's Outstanding Teen 2011, followed by Miss High School America 2013 before heading to The University of Georgia to complete her undergraduate studies in Journalism. She was crowned Miss University of Georgia 2016 while a member of Zeta Tau Alpha on campus. She then graduated from The University of Georgia and held the title of Miss Georgia in 2018, serving the great peach state. Following her reign, she took a leap and moved up north to NYC, New York to start a new chapter in the Public Relations world. Serving 3+ years in various capacities in the PR world, she found herself on a Reality TV show called Joe Millionaire that boomed! Now she has exited both the Reality TV world and the PR Employee world to start a new venture, working for herself. Welcome to the podcast, Annie! FIND HER HERE: IG: https://www.instagram.com/anniejorgensen/ TIktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@anniejorg LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annie-jorgensen-b43a8947/ ___________________________________________ ABOUT EIGHTY20 Eighty20 challenges conventions, questions status quo, and encourages personal empowerment & responsibility. An abundant life of blessings and purpose await for those intent upon it. So, how is your life designed? GRAB THE BEST SUPPLEMENTS HERE: https://refer.prestigelabs.com/?af=avflyrpn CONNECT WITH US FOLLOW: https://www.instagram.com/jamesmgillespie/ FOLLOW: https://www.instagram.com/eighty20_/ FOLLOW: https://www.instagram.com/trucapacity/ FOLLOW: https://twitter.com/jamesmgillespie LISTEN: https://anchor.fm/eighty20 LISTEN: https://anchor.fm/Trucapacitytalks JOIN: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thebodytransformationsecrets VISIT: https://beacons.ai/jamesmgillespie/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eighty20/message

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Episode 117: Dr. Jessica Furey of North Star Primary Care - Mequon, WIDr. Jessica Furey's first career was actually not in medicine. She shares how her life in publishing and freelancing switched gears driven by her desire to affect change in the world. Through her DPC, North Star Primary Care, she has done just that. From making a difference in people's lives through being an employed DPC physician, venturing out to serve her patients in her own practice, being a hospice physician to helping others create their clinics, Dr. Furey has made her dreams come true!Listen to more episodes and find out more about DPC at https://www.mydpcstory.com!Socials: @mydpcstoryHINT SUMMIT 2023: Save $50 off registration with code EARLYBIRD23 by May 31! Register at summit.hint.com today! Support the showDPC Swag & Summit TICKET GIVEAWAY!Rate and review the pod! Then send a screenshot of your review to support@mydpcstory.com!Let's get SOCIAL!FACEBOOK * INSTAGRAM * LinkedIn * TWITTER * TIKTOK * YouTube

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The Cabin is presented by the Wisconsin Counties Association and this week we're featuring Racine County; https://bit.ly/3nZOask The Cabin is also presented by WCA's Group Health Trust; serving local governments and school districts, the WCA Group Health Trust partners closely with members to fulfill their employee health benefit obligations in a fiscally responsible manner. Learn more here; https://bit.ly/3JMizCX Campfire Conversation: Cari Greving from Real Racine joins Eric and Ana and discuss the cities, towns, notable landmarks, historic sites, and unique features across the “262” area. The inventions, industrial heritage and redevelopments of Kenosha and Racine began the discussion. Topics ranged from Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural marvels in Racine, including Wingspread, to museums and lighthouses along the Lake Michigan shores. Ana got the update on the Peeps Competition at the Racine Art Museum. We moved inland to discuss unique places to visit including the Mars Cheese Castle and the Bong Recreation Area. The conversation continued to cover Burlington – in part for chocolate and their famous “Liar's Club” - and the nearby towns of Waterford and Rochester. From there, we worked clockwise into Walworth County with the draw of Lake Geneva and the incredible beauty and bevy of things to do and see around Geneva Lake, the ski hills at Alpine Valley and Grand Geneva, Elkhorn and the productive farms, orchards, and breweries nearby. The East Troy Railroad, which runs on the original interurban line that extended into Milwaukee, still runs to Mukwonago in Waukesha County and it's a great experience for kids and grown-ups alike. We then proceeded to cover Waukesha County, which combines dynamic cities and suburbs with the natural appeal of Kettle Moraine and numerous glacial lakes. Waukesha itself is vibrant and is getting increasingly known as “Guitar Town” since Les Paul, inventor of the electric guitar and multi-track recording, hailed from Waukesha. You can enjoy everything from history at Old World Wisconsin in Eagle to professional baseball with the Lake Country Dock Hounds in Oconomowoc. The 262 also covers areas north into Washington County, including Hartford with its automotive history, museums, and architecture; West Bend with its appliance manufacturing history and popular downtown; and Holy Hill, a national shrine that draws people from around the world. Finally, we head east into Ozaukee County, from Mequon up through Port Washington and Cedarburg. The shoreline of Lake Michigan north of Milwaukee's 414 area is quite different from south of Milwaukee, and we discuss how – and why. The accessible parklands along Lake Michigan in Ozaukee County include Lion's Den Gorge County Park and Harrington Beach State Park. Port Washington itself is a charming town with a New England feel, famous for fishing and its marine, lighthouses, and more. All these areas offer great history, museums, breweries, wineries, and unique spots to enjoy. We list and cover many of them by topic towards the end of the conversation, spreading the love all around “the 262.” Inside SponsorsBest Western: https://bit.ly/3zCCK3fMarshfield Clinic; All of Us Research Program; https://bit.ly/3Wj6pYj

Welcome to Buzzed with Brian! This week on the pod, Brian brings you the very first Brewery Special of year two. He ventured out to Mequon, WI to Foxtown Brewing Company. Joining him on the mic was, Head Brewer Kurt Mayes, and Sales Manager/General Beer Guy Kyle Smith! They both share their story with beer, working in the industry, and their current roles at Foxtown. Sit back, relax, and raise a pint to Kurt and Kyle for coming onto the show!Thanks, and as always… Cheers Beers!  After you consume the content of this taproom special, please write a review, follow us on social media, and hit that subscribe button. I would think you're pretty neat if you did!https://linktr.ee/buzzed_with_brian https://foxtownbrewing.com/Host & Producer: Brian HansonChief Editor & Engineer: Matt SchabelPodcast Art Director: Amber SchabelMusical Score: North Breese, As cool as the lager caves at Foxtown https://open.spotify.com/artist/1jSw7NOndAf9I85UaN2dL7?si=uoK6J0TmQua8ztaiF6ceOA 

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As humans being having this human body experience means we will face adversity and hardships. Any adversity is really an opportunity but how do you have faith in the face of that adversity? In today's episode we have the special honor of having David Cooks, a T-6 paraplegic, is a Speaker, a Podcast Host, a Certified Business Coach and an award -winning Author of the book “Getting Undressed – From Paralysis to Purpose”, to dive in deep on how to do this. Listen along so you can learn: The importance of having faith The importance of of counting your wins The importance of gratitude And so much more! If you just do what's in front of you and take advantage of the opportunity in front of you, before you start reaching for something else. You never know whose watching how you've been handling what you've been given. If no one else sees it, God will always see it. If you would love to learn more about David or connect with him, you will find him on the following platforms: Website: Davidcooksspeaks.com Twitter: @dcespeaks Instagram: @dcespeaks Podcast: Paralysis to Purpose - https://paralysis2purpose.com Happy listening :) Bio: David Cooks, a T-6 paraplegic, is a Speaker, a Podcast Host, a Certified Business Coach and an award -winning Author of the book “Getting Undressed – From Paralysis to Purpose”. In his book, David encourages the reader to keep moving forward regardless of life's challenges and to put Purpose into action by helping others. David suffered a spinal aneurysm at the age of 15. David earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and an MBA in Finance from Duke University After leaving the corporate world (Banking & Finance), David spent nearly 25 years in Education, including 17 years at his alma mater, Marquette University High school, teaching Economics, and serving as the Diversity Director. David's basketball coaching career is distinguished. Highlights of his coaching career include serving under Coach Mike Krzyzewski at Duke University, representing the United States in Estonia and Finland with Coaches Frank Martin and Guy Rancourt (USA East Coast Basketball), and serving as the Head Coach at Marquette University High School. Most recently, David has served as an assistant coach at Concordia University in Mequon, Wisconsin. As a Speaker, David has shared the stage with Elizabeth Smart, Jordan Montgomery, Ron White and many others, providing inspiration and insights with audiences throughout the United States. David and his wife MariPat reside in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin

Mallory Orr is the owner of Mercies Coffee in Madison, WI. 13 years ago she started a job as a barista, and from that moment on she knew coffee would be in her world for the rest of her life. She is also passionate about fighting human trafficking, so she meshed her two passions (coffee and fighting human trafficking) together to create Mercies Coffee. Looking for other shops to visit around Wisconsin? These are the shops recommended by Mallory: Ancora Cafe and Bakery in Madison, WI Bella Goose Coffee and Roastery in Wisconsin Dells, WI Colectivo Coffee in Grafton, Shorewood, Mequon, Milwaukee, and Wauwatosa, WI True Coffee Roasters in Monona, WI Wonderstate Coffee Roasters in Madison and Viroqua, WI Want more great places to get coffee (or tea) as you're visiting new states across the U.S.? Follow along as we feature one coffee shop a week in all 50 states. If you have questions you want to be answered for the recap episode of this series, send us your ideas at baristatalkshow@gmail.com before 12/20/2022. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/baristatalk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/baristatalk/support

Annette Conrad lives in Mequon, WI and has been selling custom decorated cookies with her bakery, Edible Impressions, for the past 17 years. After the first two years of selling her cookies, her "side business" had practically taken over her home, so she added a commercial kitchen to her home in order to expand. And expand she did! Today she still operates from that home-based commercial kitchen, but she now has a team of people to help her fulfill unbelievably large cookie orders from some of the biggest brands out there, including Amazon, Google, Dropbox, Pinterest, Dell, etc. The numbers are simply staggering. Annette's largest order of over 3,000 cookie decorating kits included 44,000 separate gingerbread cookie pieces! And sometimes Annette and her two employees will make up to 2,000 custom decorated cookies in a single day. In this episode, you'll learn about Annette's business decisions, how she markets her business, how she networks herself, and the mistakes she learned from 17 years of experience. Annette shares so many golden nuggets of wisdom in this episode, and by the end of it, you will easily see why she has been so successful.Get full show notes and transcript here: https://forrager.com/podcast/71

Wisconsin Watch's Mario Koran examines the coastline near Mequon, where Concordia University Wisconsin built a massive $12 million seawall 15 years ago. Although the seawall protected the private institution, it has exacerbated erosion along neighboring property, leaving bitterness among neighbors. And new evidence shows that the wall has inflicted more damage than originally thought. Reporting by Mario Koran. Originally published on August 13, 2022.

Wisconsin.Golf's Gary D'Amato and Rob Hernandez preview the Wisconsin State Open that's set to be played this Monday through Wednesday at Ozaukee Country Club in Mequon.

Rev. Dr. John Brenner — minister of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod and Professor at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in Mequon, WI, and Rev. Dr. Cameron MacKenzie — minister of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod and Professor of Historical Theology at Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, IN, join Andy and Sarah to talk about the 150th anniversary of the Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America, including the history of Lutherans in North America in the mid to late 1800s, how the Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America came about, how this conference shaped the future of Lutherans in North America, and how the Synodical Conference came to an end. Read about the WELS celebration of this anniversary at wels.net/event/wels-synod-anniversary-the-synodical-conference-founded-on-fundamental-unity. Recommended reading: The Synodical Conference: Ecumenical Endeavor by Armin Schuetze A Tale of Two Synods: Events that Led to the Split between Wisconsin and Missouri by Dr. Marc Braun Rosa Young: Light in the Dark Belt by Rosa Young Jars of Clay: A History of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary (1863-2013) by Rev. Dr. John Brenner

Ryan Raddatz, or perhaps more fondly known by his Philmont friends as "Raddish,” joins the show today to discuss Rayado, Philmont music, inclusive scouting, and more.Ryan praises the musicianship and skill of todays staff, recalling how campfire dynamics of the 90s were more spontaneous and on the fly - a collaboration of new and refired musicians learning from one another. Ryan comments on how the grind of putting on a show every night, and being fueled by an audiences reaction - prepared him for his career in music and as an actor.  We chat about his career as a TV Writer, and how being in the writers room - for Ryan - is the closest thing to a backcountry camp vibe.  It's a bunch of talented people, with a common goal, working together.  For him success is measured by "Making something you're proud of with people you like.”  So many gems in this interview - from Ryan's experience playing live with the Indigo Girls to the TV drama he wrote highlighting the true story of The Lost Legend of the Girl Rangers and lastly - his efforts to help start an all inclusive Cub Scout Pack in North Hollywood.Today Ryan is an accomplished TV Writer, known for his work with PBS show WordGirl, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and Network pilots for ABC, FOX, CBS, NBC, Disney XD, and Nickelodeon.  He started his career as an actor with roles in some very well known shows and films including - A Mighty Wind, Arrested Development, How I Met Your Mother, Big Love and more!Philmont Experience1990 - Trek with my troop (from Mequon, Wisconsin)1992 - Trek, again with my troop1993 - Rayado participant1994 - PC Pueblano (Eric Voss was the CD)1995 - PC Cypher's Mine (James Scroggins was CD)1996  - Didn't work at the ranch that summer, but a few of us Phil-staffers (David Higginbotham, Scott Wheeler, Rob Heyduck) spent the summer living in Santa Fe and playing in a band we called Charlie's Cabin.1997 - PC Crater Lake (Bob Brown was CD)2018 - Ryan started a coed, inclusive Cub Scout pack in Los Angeles - Pack 18 North Hollywood.Notable Mentions:Dave DonnellyLaurie AnamasLarry McLaughlin aka Dirty LarryGene SchnellDoug PalmerDean TooleyEric VossDave HigginbothamScott WheelerRichmond EnrightBob BrownRod TaylorRob HeyduckJames Scroggins aka ScroggsPeter BingenAndy GerhartGS HarperRon PowerTobasco DonkeysDustbowl CavaliersIndigo GirlsKatrina MoonSupport the show

Justin Garcia is in as the Cousins Sub of the Day for Tausch, and it's good timing! The guys get ready for Bucks-Celtics Game 6 tonight at Fiserv Forum, including reacting to Rich Eisen's commentary that teams haven't actually had to "Fear The Deer" until their latest win. Also, what's up with Ashton Rotman's hat game? And Wilde & Tausch Trivia courtesy of Jamie in Mequon.

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April is Organ Donation Month and as a proud kidney donor, it's become my life's mission to spread awareness about how you can make a difference in someone's life. YOU have the power to save a life, just like Laura Hutchings from Mequon. She's a mom of four and saw a billboard about organ donation and decided to go ahead and donate her kidney to a complete stranger! We hope our stories will inspire you to seek more information about how you can become an organ donor too! If you'd like to learn more visit DonateLife.net To help those fighting kidney disease or to find out if you're at risk visit KidneyWI.org or American Kidney Fund.  

Host Jim Jordan recently discovered that six of the JEA State Journalists of the Year winners all have yearbook in their resumes AND their schools published their books with Walsworth Yearbooks. He believes strongly that yearbook students are also true scholastic journalists – just as much as newspaper, online and broadcast – and deserve this kind of recognition. On this episode, Jim chats with three of those State Journalists of the Year. Annie Brown, Homestead High School, Mequon, WisconsinAudrey Culver, Liberty North High School, Liberty, MissouriAsher Montgomery, Hillsboro High School, Hillsboro, FloridaAnnie is a four-year staffer on The Highlander Online and the Tartan yearbook. She does social media for both publications and she recently finished her yearbook with just six staffers. In the future, she wants to be a health journalist and a global health advocate. Audrey is a four-year yearbook staffer and a two-year editor-in-chief of the Ayrie yearbook. The 2021 book recently received a Silver Crown award from CSPA. She plans on majoring in journalism with a minor in religious studies at the University Of Arkansas. Asher has been a member of the Red & Black school newspaper for three and a half years and and she's been on the yearbook staff for two years. She's been published in The New York Times and USA Today. So far she's been accepted into Harvard, Northwestern and Wellesley and will be making that decision soon.

We join a Ukrainian filmmaker and journalist on the streets of Kyiv. Then, look at the documentary, American Reckoning, which investigates the unsolved murder of a civil rights activist in Mississippi. Plus, hear about the goat landscapers that are making an environmental impact in Mequon.

On this week's episode Brian and Dave break down their trip to Kohler, WI to play in a two day, two man event at Whistling Straits and Blackwolf Run. The boys give Doug crap for his Milwaukee dinner recommendations, Dave talks about his putting woes, and Brian explains how it's possible to hit a ball multiple times into Lake Michigan. Despite some up and down golf, the boys were actually pretty competitive and share their thoughts on the two courses and what it was like playing Whistling Straits a month after the Ryder Cup.