Podcasts about metropolitan state college

1972-1975: Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Metropolitan Community College, Kansas City, MO, with emphasis on earth sciences. 1975-1977: Studied Marine Geology / Marine Biology at Florida Institute of Technology, Jenson Beach, FL. 1978-1979: Studied Geology / Remote Sensing at Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, CO. 1979-1982: Bachelor of Science (BS) with honors, Structural Geology and Earth Sciences, Metropolitan State College, Denver, CO. (Completed degree program while also employed full time at Phillips Petroleum, Denver, CO. as a geological computer tech during the energy crisis of 1979. 1982-1985: Phillips Petroleum, Computer Systems Geologist, North Slope, Alaska Equity Project, Denver, CO. 1985-1989: Martin Marietta Aerospace, Senior Computer Systems Designer, Strategic Systems Division, MMDS Liaison for US Airforce Space Command, Vandenberg Airforce Base, CA. 1989-1990: Martin Marietta Aerospace, Technical Systems Administrator, Denver, CO. 1990-1991: Cisco Systems, Palo Alto, CA. First Technical Operations Manager, World Wide Technical Operations. (Left company following the successful implementation of the global technical support system for the early internet, to write, and teach, full-time) 1991-present: Full time author, educator and consultant.

Great discussion w/ Lori Gregory about the impact on women, and girls, by the Woke Beauty Industry. Hope you enjoy.______________________________________________________________________ Lori has always had a dedication to integrity and truth. Her mission to help others with wellness extends into helping people achieve robust health so they can have confidence and be successful in their lives. She received her B.A. in Journalism from Metropolitan State College in Denver, an MBA from Boston University, a Diploma in Complementary Medicines from the Open University in Sri Lanka and the International Ayurvedic University in Cambridge. She is also a Certified Health Coach with Global Healing Institute in Houston, Texas, and has collaborated in the development of high-performance detoxification formulas currently on the market with Global Healing, Inc. _____________________________________________________________________LISTEN TO THE WATCHMEN PODCAST @Anchor.fm/Casey756Spotify: The Watchmen podcasthttps://bio.site/caseycusickSUPPORT/DONATE TO THE WATCHMEN PODCAST @VENMO: Casey-Cusick-5Paypal: Thewatchmenpodcast4@gmail.comConnect w/ me:Twitter: https://twitter.com/casey_cusickInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_watchmen_podcast/https://www.givesendgo.com/CaseycusickDonate to Liberty's Light: https://www.africanamericanfoundation.org/liberty-s-light https://biblicalbeauty.com/?sacode=sofn02&utm_source=simple-affiliate&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=WATCHMEN+%25287101866704998%2529 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/casey756/support

Survivors Speak: Trauma, Recovery, and Resilience After Columbine On this episode of Make Mental Health Matter, Kelli chats with Amy Over and Michelle Wheeler, they are both Columbine High School survivors and mental health advocates. Founder of Survivors Path, we speak our truth about trauma recovery and resiliency. We will chat about their experience and how they are helping others through sharing their stories. Amy is a Columbine Survivor. Founder of Survivors Path and host of the podcast Confronting Columbine. Amy has worked with survivors all over the country. Has been featured on Dr. Phil, NBC, Glamour Magazine and Women's Health Magazine. Michelle Wheeler is a survivor of the Columbine High School Massacre and graduated from Columbine in 1999.  She studied Psychology at Metropolitan State College and Early Childhood Education through the University of Phoenix.  Michelle taught preschool for 21 years in a fully inclusive school working with students who suffered trauma and/or have behavioral diagnosis.  Michelle taught through COVID-19 and then left the classroom in May of 2021.  In August of 2021 Michelle accepted a job working as a Instructional coach for a Public School District in Colorado.  She continues to help support the behavior team and responds to the children in crisis within the school.  Find out more about Amy and Michelle here: www.surviviorspath.com Want to find out when the next incredible episode of Make Mental Health Matter show is dropping? Sign up for the Make Mental Health Matter newsletter for special tips, and insider only offers. Click HERE to sign up today! Need more resources? https://www.bccevolution.org/trusted-resource-hub www.makementalhealthmatter.org https://www.facebook.com/makementalhealthmattershow https://www.instagram.com/makementalhealthmattershow/ https://www.youtube.com/@MakeMentalHealthMatter/videos TikTok: @bccevolution

Melissa Todd and Faye Chatman talk with the Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences at Atlanta Metropolitan State College, Dr. Harry Akoh

Peckman is an advocate for disclosure of UFO and extraterrestrial phenomena who gained media attention in 2008 [23] when he publicly displayed a video of a purported extraterrestrial in Denver, Colorado.[24] Peckman publicly screened the video on May 30, 2008, at Metropolitan State College in Denver and forbid photos by reporters. The three-minute video contained images of a "white creature with a balloon-shaped head" and large dark eyes that blinked and looked through a window said to be 8 feet above the ground. The video was said to have been made by Stan Romanek, July 17, 2003, in Nebraska. A documentary including the footage was scheduled for release in 2008 but was delayed.[25] Area skeptics used a rented alien costume and video editing software to produce a hoax version of the video that reproduced many of the movements, although experts who viewed the Romanek video assert there was no post-production editing of that video

Peckman is an advocate for disclosure of UFO and extraterrestrial phenomena who gained media attention in 2008 [23] when he publicly displayed a video of a purported extraterrestrial in Denver, Colorado.[24] Peckman publicly screened the video on May 30, 2008, at Metropolitan State College in Denver and forbid photos by reporters. The three-minute video contained images of a "white creature with a balloon-shaped head" and large dark eyes that blinked and looked through a window said to be 8 feet above the ground. The video was said to have been made by Stan Romanek, July 17, 2003, in Nebraska. A documentary including the footage was scheduled for release in 2008 but was delayed.[25] Area skeptics used a rented alien costume and video editing software to produce a hoax version of the video that reproduced many of the movements, although experts who viewed the Romanek video assert there was no post-production editing of that video

Today we are joined by Joanne Odden. Joanne studies insect symbiosis and is a tenured Associate Professor of biology at Pacific University. As a teacher scholar, her passion is to examine tiny things (e.g. DNA and bacteria) which drive changes in insects over time. Joanne began her studies at University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, where she received a B.S. in Microbiology and worked at a campus science outreach program. This spurred her inspiration to teach science. She studied the neural development of fruit fly embryos at University of Oregon, where she earned her Ph.D. in Molecular Biology. During her first faculty position at Metropolitan State College of Denver, she developed an undergraduate research program in insect bacterial symbiosis. Joanne earned a Golden Key award for Excellence in Teaching in 2013. Currently, at Pacific University, she studies the evolution of symbiosis. Her model system is the charismatic association of Wolbachia bacteria within carabid beetles. She combines her interests in biology, travel and education by leading travel courses for undergraduate students to the Galapagos Islands and Tahiti.Show Notes:Joanne Odden, PhD | Pacific UniversitySymbiosis: The Art of Living Together | National GeographicExploitation and Cooperation by Cleaner Wrasse | University of Miami Shark ResearchEpigenetic Memory | NatureWolbachia | ScienceDirectFacts about tardigrades | LiveScienceGenus Bembidion | BugGuideI Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life by Ed Young | AmazonMiller Moths | Colorado State University Extension Service Consuming Creepy-Crawlies | TerroTiny animals survive exposure to space | European Space AgencyHow the Zombie Fungus Takes Over Ants' Bodies to Control Their Minds | The Atlantic

Jeff talks with author and speaker, Jennifer Tracy. About Jennifer:https://jennifertracy-inspire.com/Jennifer Tracy was born and raised in Colorado. She married young and had 3 daughters by the time she was 24. She considers herself a lifelong learner—and cites her most useful degree being an Honorary Doctorate in “RLE” (Real Life Experience). Jennifer uses every day language to bring to life what she has learned from her three years of study at Metropolitan State College, therapy, faith and so much more.Jennifer experienced abuse on many levels as a child. In spite of those hardships, she graduated a year early from high school with a 4.0 GPA. At the age of 29, she lost her husband and one of her twin daughters in a car crash caused by a drunk driver. Her two surviving daughters, McKayla and Amber, were left permanently injured. Both have graduated from high school, and her oldest daughter, McKayla, graduated from the University of Northern Colorado with a Criminal Justice Degree.Within a year of this life-altering crash, Jennifer was diagnosed not only with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) but also a brain malformation. Instead of being a victim of these circumstances, with God's help, Jennifer focused on being a survivor and forged all of these events into something significant and positive.Host: Jeff Johnstonwww.livingundeterred.org

Time Schedule: 65 minutesSummary of Topics Covered:Introduction of Instructor Robertson “Rob” CohenWhat are the biggest misconceptions about bankruptcy?What kinds of debts can bankruptcy help with and what kind cannot be helped?Can you make too much money to file bankruptcy?What does a bankruptcy trustee do?What are the biggest problems for debtors who hire attorneys who are not careful?The importance of being honest in the bankruptcy process.How does the bankruptcy process work?When does the debtor's life return to normal after filing?Instructor Robertson Cohen, Esq. Bio:Founding member and managing partner of Cohen & CohenChapter 7 Panel TrusteeAffiliate Professor (Business law) Metropolitan State College of DenverProfessional Memberships:National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees, Christian Legal Society, Jefferson County Bar AssociationNational Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, U.S. District Court Colorado, Colorado Bar Association, Colorado Supreme Court, The Federalist SocietyPro Bono/Volunteer:Governing Board of Littleton Academy Charter School—Secretary 2014 – presentFaculty of Federal Advocates – Bankruptcy Pro Bono Defense Program, 2004 – presentChristian Legal Society, 2005 – presentBoard Member 1st Judicial District Bar Association 2012-2014Awards and Recognitions:Certified Consumer Bankruptcy Specialist, American Board of Certification, 2014 (continuing)Donald E Cordova Distinguished Service Award, Faculty of Federal Advocates, 2013Nominated 2013 Torch Award Recipient Denver Better Business Bureau, 2013Colorado Super Lawyers Rising Star, 2013 – 2017, Super Lawyer 2018First Judicial District Bar Association George Holley Outstanding Young Lawyer Award, 2011Nominated for Denver Business Journal 40 under 40, 2014 & 2016M.B.A University of Denver Daniels College of Business 1004J.D. University of Denver College of Law 2003B.A. University of Wyoming Social Sciences 1999

Frank DeAngelis was a staff member at Columbine High School in the Jeffco School District in Littleton Colorado, since 1979, starting as a Social Studies teacher and filling the roles of Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Dean of Students, and Assistant Principal, before becoming the Principal in 1996. Frank is a Colorado native, completing his K-12 education in Denver-area schools, proceeding to graduate from Metropolitan State College and subsequently from the University of Colorado with a Masters's Degree in Secondary Education and Social Studies, his Principal's License, and a Masters's Degree from the University of Phoenix. Frank has been involved in numerous professional activities and associations, and has received multiple awards for his teaching, leadership and coaching skills. He has also been called upon to speak about recovery after a school tragedy at a variety of conferences and has assisted as a consultant after a number of other violent school events. He was selected as Colorado High School Principal of the Year and was one of the three finalists for National Principal of the Year. He received the Jefferson Country Lifetime Achievement Award and the Gandhi, King, Ikeda Community Builders Award. He retired in June of 2014 after 35 years at Columbine High School. He is presently serving as a consultant for safety and emergency management for the Jeffco School District in Colorado and continues to deliver speeches in the United States, Canada, and Europe.

About the guestZsudayka Nzinga is a multi-disciplinary fine artist, curator and arts educator from Denver, CO  living in Washington, DC. Her work is largely focused on mixed media portraiture of American  life including themes of motherhood and culture. Her pieces explore patterns and textures using  acrylic, oil, decorative and hand dyed paper, fabric, thread, linocut stamp and ink on canvas. She  also makes jewelry using silver, wood, resin and precious stones. Nzinga started out as a spoken  word artist and performer. While attending Hampton University and Metropolitan State College  of Denver she pursued a journalism degree and self-published 3 books of her work. She spent several years touring the country performing, hosting and curating spoken word and special arts  events before focusing on her own visual art. She has since shown her work in galleries and  museums all over the country and been featured internationally in blogs and reviews. She has  curated multiple exhibitions for both youth and professional artists and recently won a curatorial  grant with the DC Commission of the Arts and Humanities. She serves on the board for Freedom  School Arts and Entrepreneurship and is currently Vice President of Black Artists of DC as well  as a member and curator with the Women's Caucus for Art. She is a proud mother of 3 children  and wife to artist, James Terrell with who she runs their family business selling and exhibiting  their art, managing their merchandise line, and assisting teachers and homeschool families with  arts integrated education. The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.Mentioned in this episodeZsudayka's website To find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory.Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode★ Support this podcast ★

Penny Darlene Dougherty, 72, departed this life Sunday, Sept. 5, 2021 at her Choctaw Bluff residence. She was born Dec. 4, 1948 to Mildred and Joseph Dougherty in Casper, Wyo. She had resided in Denver, Colo., the majority of her life. A 1966 graduate of Natrona High School in Casper, Penny continued her education and received a Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice and an Associate Degree in Social Science at the Metropolitan State College in Denver. A loving woman of God, she had come to know Christ Jesus at an early age and was baptized at Grace Lutheran Church in...Article Link

Rosemary Rodriguez was the State Director for Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado. She also served as a commissioner on the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, and chaired the commission in 2008. Prior to that, Rodriguez served on the Denver City Council for three and a half years, and was council president from 2005 to 2006. She also chaired the 2001 Colorado Reapportionment Commission, a constitutional body that was responsible for redrawing legislative districts after the 2000 Census. Rosemary is a Colorado native and attended Metropolitan State College (now Metropolitan State University), where she studied Political Science.Follow the podcast on Instagram @Resilience_and_ResistanceLearn more about Marisol & EMDR Therapy | Start Your Treatment Today via TeleheathMusic: Inte-Gritty by Bianca MikahnArt: Maite Nazario | http://www.maitenazario.comPodcast Production: https://www.theplug-agency.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Neste Splendor Entrevista vamos falar sobre “OS DESTINOS DA AVIAÇÃO BRASILEIRA”. Confira!Estima-se que a aviação gera 6,4 milhões de empregos no Brasil. Essas vagas se distribuem pelos diversos setores envolvidos, estimulados ou viabilizados pelo transporte aéreo. O transporte aéreo apresenta certo grau de concentração de mercado. Poucos grupos têm condições suficientes para obter rentabilidade operando no setor, que tem ativos (especialmente aeronaves) caros e procedimentos de alta complexidade. Assim, é preciso comparar o mercado brasileiro a outros no mundo para avaliar o grau de concentração.  O setor aéreo brasileiro tem diminuído as perdas nos principais indicadores após forte retração provocada pela pandemia do novo coronavírus. No mês de outubro, embora tenha ocorrido redução de 44% na demanda e 41% na oferta em comparação com mesmo período de 2019, os dados apontam aumento no número de voos e de passageiros transportados em relação aos meses anteriores. Por outro lado, a recuperação do mercado internacional tem acontecido de forma mais lenta.  Para falar sobre essas e outras questões vamos conversar com o Diretor da ANAC, ROGÉRIO BENEVIDES, Engenheiro Aeronáutico pelo ITA, Especialista em Engenharia de Produção pela UFF e em Economia do Transporte Aéreo pelo Metropolitan State College. Dentre suas experiências profissionais na área da aviação, destaca-se seus mais de 30 anos no extinto Departamento de Aviação Civil (DAC) e ainda ocupou diversos cargos na Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil. Benevides também atuou no Departamento de Controle do Espaço Aéreo (DECEA), no Sindicato Nacional das Empresas Aeroviárias (SNEA) entre outros órgãos e cargos.Ouça a programação ao vivo em http://www.splendor.radio.br Ouça nossos Podcast em:  Splendor PLAYhttp://www.splendorplay.com.br YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/radiowebsplendor Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/2ePvT6haJenLydBvV8DpRk Deezerhttps://www.deezer.com/show/2001752 Spreakerhttps://www.spreaker.com/show/radiosplendor O Splendor Entrevista vai ao ar todas as sextas-feiras às 20:30h na Rádio Web Splendor  #anac #dac #aviacao #aeroporto #transporteaereo #piloto

Digital marketing, and marketing in general, relates to assisting businesses by helping business owners better promote their businesses to specific audiences more completely, repeatedly, over time while also assisting them in building organized, deliberate plans for long term promotion that are more likely to generate traction. David Somerfleck is an enterprise digital marketing specialist with over 20 years' experience working for marketing and advertising agencies across the United States and North America. David has spoken to standing-room-only audiences at Microsoft, written for AOL/Time-Warner, taught Journalism at Metropolitan State College of Denver, and advised several political campaigns. He is the author of "The Road to Digital Marketing Profits" Connect with David: https://dms.blue https://www.facebook.com/dmsblue01/ https://twitter.com/dmsblue01 https://www.linkedin.com/in/somerfleck/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCypF0s-KPKzF_UFm92mGdaA

Adam grew up in Denver, studied criminal justice at Metropolitan State College of Denver and earned an Executive MBA from the University of Denver. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves from 1990 to 1996 and was honorably discharged as a sergeant. From 1993 to 2004, Adam worked for the Douglas County Sheriff's Office in Colorado, advancing through a number of positions, including Deputy Sheriff, Corporal/Investigator, Sergeant of Court Services and Detentions Division, SWAT Tactical Commander, and Lieutenant (Watch Commander) for the Patrol Division.   Following a successful career in law enforcement, Adam came to the RE/MAX organization in 2003 as an independent contractor presenting a safety training program he created specifically for real estate professionals. He introduced his highly regarded S.A.F.E.R. (Safety Awareness For Every Realtor) program to RE/MAX Affiliates and other agents across North America. This began his journey at RE/MAX, where he was ultimately named Chief Executive Officer in February 2018.

Serena Dugan is an artist and textile designer based in Sausalito, California. With an education in both Psychology and Fine Art, Serena has spent the past 20 years developing her imprint as a painter, product designer, and Chief Creative Officer of Serena & Lily, the home and lifestyle brand she launched in 2004. In 2016, Serena stepped away from Serena & Lily to get back to her roots as an artist. While painting, she explored shapes and rhythms in her compositions, which she could not help but envision in pattern form. This is the inspiration for her new line of textiles, wallpapers, paintings, and objects for Serena Dugan Studio. The new collection will debut in select showrooms and online at www.serenadugan.com in early 2020. Serena’s rallying belief is in the power of art to transform an environment into an experience. This can take the form of an energetic painting or a striking pattern that defines and enlivens a space. Her background in both mediums allows her to toggle between the two as she explores the themes of rhythm and form. With pattern, her focus is on creating harmony through repetition, shape and placement. With painting, she creates impact through layering and composition. Each art form sharpens the other by means of opposition — both equally representative of her aesthetic fingerprint. Serena received her BA in Psychology from Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC in 1994. She returned to school to pursue a BFA in 1997 and then expanded her design education by studying textile design and printmaking. Starting Art School in Denver, CO, at Metropolitan State College of Denver, she continued to Florence, Italy, to study painting at the Lorenzo de’Medici Art Institute of Florence. She studied textile design in Berkeley, CA at the Institute for Textile Print Design, and printmaking at the San Francisco Art Institute. Serena and her two children reside in Sausalito, CA, close to her sun-filled studio on the waterfront.

#NoMoFOPOAdam Contos - Chief Executive Officer and Board DirectorResponsibilities:Adam Contos is Chief Executive Officer of RE/MAX; he is responsible for providing strategic direction on all aspects of major RE/MAX corporate decisions, operations and resources of the company. RE/MAX Career:Following a successful career in law enforcement, Adam came to the RE/MAX organization in 2003 as an independent contractor presenting a safety training program he created specifically for real estate professionals. He introduced his highly regarded S.A.F.E.R. (Safety Awareness For Every Realtor) program to RE/MAX Affiliates and other agents across North America. In 2004, he joined RE/MAX full-time as a Senior Franchise Development Consultant for the RE/MAX Mountain States Region. He was named Region Vice President the following year. In 2007, soon after RE/MAX, LLC acquired the formerly independent RE/MAX California & Hawaii Region, Adam was named its Region Vice President. In 2010, he moved to the RE/MAX Florida Region, which under his leadership was named Region of the Year for both 2011 and 2012. He was promoted to Vice President, Region Development, in 2013 and shifted his focus to Business Development in February 2014. Adam was promoted to Senior Vice President, Marketing in February 2015. In January 2016, he was promoted to Chief Operating Officer and in May 2017 he was promoted to Co-CEO. Adam was named Chief Executive Officer in February 2018. Roots:Adam grew up in Denver, studied criminal justice at Metropolitan State College of Denver and earned an Executive MBA from the University of Denver. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves from 1990 to 1996 and was honorably discharged as a sergeant. From 1993 to 2004, Adam worked for the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office in Colorado, advancing through a number of positions, including Deputy Sheriff, Corporal/Investigator, Sergeant of Court Services and Detentions Division, SWAT Tactical Commander, and Lieutenant (Watch Commander) for the Patrol Division.Connect with Adam via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & LinkedIn and Listen to His Podcast Start With A Win! By the way, if you would like a copy of my show outline – I need you to do three things for me! Leave a review, share the podcast with a friend, and then send me a DM with your review, the episode # and your email. I’m happy to email you my notes on the episode! So...You Think You Want to Be A Real Estate Agent by Kendall E. Bonner, Ann Carlson, & Teresa RogersJoin My Facebook Group to continue our discussion! Find me on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, or YouTube! #LevelUp, Kendall

This is Part 2 with Adam Contos, CEO of RE/MAX LLC, where he shares how he learned and taught sales strategy through Narc Marketing, where he can improve as a Leader, and why we talk to strangers! Tune in to learn more about #NoMoFOPO! What is Que, Routine, Reward? And of course, the true power of habits! Adam's 2020 Book RecommendationsThe Power of HabitAtomic HabitsExtreme OwnershipCompound EffectKendall's Favorite 2019 ReadThe Road Less StupidAdam Contos - Chief Executive Officer and Board DirectorResponsibilities:Adam Contos is Chief Executive Officer of RE/MAX, responsible for providing strategic direction on all aspects of major RE/MAX corporate decisions, operations and resources of the company. RE/MAX Career:Following a successful career in law enforcement, Adam came to the RE/MAX organization in 2003 as an independent contractor presenting a safety training program he created specifically for real estate professionals. He introduced his highly regarded S.A.F.E.R. (Safety Awareness For Every Realtor) program to RE/MAX Affiliates and other agents across North America. In 2004, he joined RE/MAX full-time as a Senior Franchise Development Consultant for the RE/MAX Mountain States Region. He was named Region Vice President the following year. In 2007, soon after RE/MAX, LLC acquired the formerly independent RE/MAX California & Hawaii Region, Adam was named its Region Vice President. In 2010, he moved to the RE/MAX Florida Region, which under his leadership was named Region of the Year for both 2011 and 2012. He was promoted to Vice President, Region Development, in 2013 and shifted his focus to Business Development in February 2014. Adam was promoted to Senior Vice President, Marketing in February 2015. In January 2016, he was promoted to Chief Operating Officer and in May 2017 he was promoted to Co-CEO. Adam was named Chief Executive Officer in February 2018. Roots:Adam grew up in Denver, studied criminal justice at Metropolitan State College of Denver and earned an Executive MBA from the University of Denver. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves from 1990 to 1996 and was honorably discharged as a sergeant. From 1993 to 2004, Adam worked for the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office in Colorado, advancing through a number of positions, including Deputy Sheriff, Corporal/Investigator, Sergeant of Court Services and Detentions Division, SWAT Tactical Commander, and Lieutenant (Watch Commander) for the Patrol Division.Connect with Adam via Facebook, Twitter,

In this episode Dr. Ben and Jeff welcome Lori Gregory to talk about the lies and misinformation from Big Pharma that we are fed by the media. Lori is a fourth-generation journalist with an extensive background in business, natural health & healthcare, media and marketing. After working as a journalist and radio news anchor in Denver, she moved to Boston where she worked in philanthropy for awhile before moving over to investment banking and Wall Street. During her tenure in the banking and investment epicenters of the United States, where she served as an investor relations’ consultant for biotech and big pharma during the late ’80s and early ’90s, she witnessed first hand the corruption and conflict of interest inherent in the system. Inspired by her father, grandfather and great grandfather — all of whom are/were newspaper men, Lori launched The Mom Street Journal in 2009 after her concerns for a dear friend who was getting the swine flu shot during pregnancy went unanswered. Her drive to give moms information on ‘the business of being a natural mom in the modern world’ continues today, focusing on California where most medical and parental rights are gone. Lori has a B.A. in Journalism with a minor in broadcasting from Metropolitan State College in Denver, and an MBA in General Management from Boston University. She also has a diploma in Complementary Medicines from The Open University in Sri Lanka, and is a member of The American Ayurvedic Association. She is also a board member of the Vaccine Injury Awareness League, and has been fighting for medical freedom in California for almost two years. Mentioned in this episode: The Wayback Machine (https://archive.org/web/) Connect with Lori at: http://www.themomstreetjournal.com Any rebroadcast or retransmission of an episode, without the express written consent of Designed To Heal™ or Achieve Wellness, is prohibited. ©2020 Designed To Heal™ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/designedtoheal/message

Adam Contos - Chief Executive Officer and Board DirectorResponsibilities:Adam Contos is Chief Executive Officer of RE/MAX, responsible for providing strategic direction on all aspects of major RE/MAX corporate decisions, operations and resources of the company. RE/MAX Career:Following a successful career in law enforcement, Adam came to the RE/MAX organization in 2003 as an independent contractor presenting a safety training program he created specifically for real estate professionals. He introduced his highly regarded S.A.F.E.R. (Safety Awareness For Every Realtor) program to RE/MAX Affiliates and other agents across North America.In 2004, he joined RE/MAX full-time as a Senior Franchise Development Consultant for the RE/MAX Mountain States Region. He was named Region Vice President the following year.In 2007, soon after RE/MAX, LLC acquired the formerly independent RE/MAX California & Hawaii Region, Adam was named its Region Vice President. In 2010, he moved to the RE/MAX Florida Region, which under his leadership was named Region of the Year for both 2011 and 2012. He was promoted to Vice President, Region Development, in 2013 and shifted his focus to Business Development in February 2014. Adam was promoted to Senior Vice President, Marketing in February 2015. In January 2016, he was promoted to Chief Operating Officer and in May 2017 he was promoted to Co-CEO. Adam was named Chief Executive Officer in February 2018.Roots:Adam grew up in Denver, studied criminal justice at Metropolitan State College of Denver and earned an Executive MBA from the University of Denver. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves from 1990 to 1996 and was honorably discharged as a sergeant.From 1993 to 2004, Adam worked for the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office in Colorado, advancing through a number of positions, including Deputy Sheriff, Corporal/Investigator, Sergeant of Court Services and Detentions Division, SWAT Tactical Commander, and Lieutenant (Watch Commander) for the Patrol Division.Connect with Adam via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & LinkedIn!By the way, if you would like a copy of any show outline – I need you to do three things for me! Leave a review, share the podcast with a friend, and then send me a DM with your review, the episode # and your email. I’m happy to email you my notes on the episode! So...You Think You Want to Be A Real Estate Agent by Kendall E. Bonner, Ann Carlson, & Teresa RogersJoin My Facebook Group to continue our discussion! Find me on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, or YouTube! #LevelUp, Kendall

As we start a new decade, I'd like to share my experiences of the last decade with you. As I've mentioned in episode 300, my employment with Jet Airways in India ended toward the end of 2009. The Indian pilots were fully up to speed, and it was time for us expat pilots to leave. So there I was, 64 years old, unemployed, and no pension. I filed to start drawing Social Security payments and started looking for work. As so many of our podcast guests have advised, networking is the key to finding employment. In my case, I recalled reading an update from a former United pilot in our retiree newsletter. He had mentioned that he had a job performing airline audits, and I contacted him to learn more. He put me in touch with the company he worked for, ARG/US Pros. Toward the end of 2009 I visited them for an interview, and they hired me. https://youtu.be/Xxk3IIdJ7MU In January 2010 I attended Auditor Training, and then went on my first assignment, to Japan, in February. One of the reasons the company sent me to Japan for a month - four audits - was because I mentioned in the interview that I spoke Japanese. Each audit was five days long, and our team of five auditors (plus myself) would look at every area of an airline's operations, and debrief the airline CEO at the end of each day. On the weekends between each audit our team would work on our post-audit report and prepare for the next audit. During the first audit I mostly was observing, although toward the end I performed a lot of the auditing duties. For the last audit, I was "cleared solo" and operated by myself. The audit process is called IOSA - IATA Operational Safety Audit - and during an audit the team uses an IATA (International Air Transport Association) checklist to look at everything an airline does, to determine if the airline conforms to the ISARPs (IATA Standards and Recommended Practices). There are over 1000 ISARPs the team examines. It's hard work. For the next two years, I performed about an audit each month, and eventually became an audit team leader. Since I had studied Russian some 40 years earlier, I led a team to Moscow for a few weeks. By the end of the visit I was able to conduct the debriefs in Russian. Leading the team entailed planning for each audit and writing a detailed audit report at the end of each audit. It was a great experience, but I wanted to get a bit closer to airplanes. In 2012, through networking with some of my former Jet Airways pilots, I heard that Boeing was looking for instructor pilots (IPs), and I applied. I went out to Seattle and interviewed, and was hired to be an IP on the new B787. I started as a contract employee on the anniversary of my United new-hire date, October 16th. I went through the 787 course as a student, took a check ride and received another type rating: B787. Then I went back through the course again as an instructor-trainee. Since the 787 was not yet flying, Boeing didn't have any real airline students, so three of us instructors would practice our teaching on each other. Two of us would play student while the other instructor would go over the planned lesson in the simulator, then we would each trade places. Finally the 787 was cleared to fly and we started getting real airline students. I really enjoyed being back in a cockpit environment, but wasn't crazy about always being away from home. One day, a Boeing check airman told me that Omni Air International was looking for B777 IPs, and they were using the United simulators in Denver for their training. I applied to Omni, had a telephone interview with the Chief Pilot and the Director of Training, and was hired on a contract basis. So now I had two contract jobs: Boeing and Omni. Omni was great with scheduling, giving me work assignments a month in advance. Boeing operated a bit differently. Typically, I would get a call saying I had a work assignment in two more days. Sometimes I could accept the assignment, but often it conflicted with my Omni commitment. After I turned down several assignments, Boeing advised me I was no longer a contract employee. So I was all-in on Omni. Unfortunately, the United Training Center in Denver was getting busy with internal training, so Omni had to look elsewhere for simulators. Eventually, all of the Omni training was conducted at the Delta Airlines training center in Atlanta or in the Boeing training facility in Miami. In 2016, again through networking, I heard that a training company in Tennessee, ARCS Aviation, was looking for a B777 Subject Matter Expert (SME) for some software development. I contacted the owner, and he drove up to Atlanta to meet me when I had finished an Omni simulator period. We hit it off, and I started doing consulting work for ARCS. After a few years, Omni decided to use only their line pilots as simulator instructors, so we parted ways, and I spent all of my time as an SME, first on the B777, then the B787, then the B747. It was a great job that I could do at home, on my computer. Finally, the software programs were complete, and my work for ARCS was over. In 2016 I started the Ready For Takeoff Podcast at the urging of an Omni pilot, Phil Pagoria, and my son Steve. Phil became one of my first guests on the podcast, and will make an appearance again soon! Steve walked me through everything I needed to do to produce a podcast, and has been my go-to person every time I need help. In 2018 I heard from a friend, Nick Hinch (former RFT guest) that Wheels Up was looking for pilots. I hadn't flown in nine years, but had stayed current in simulators, and figured this would be my last chance to be employed as a pilot again. But, of course, my medical certificate had expired. So I made an appointment with my Aviation Medical Examiner (AME). And I did something really stupid. For over 30 years, I had gone to the same AME, and every time on my application I had listed all of my visits to healthcare professionals since my previous visit (6 months earlier). And for some reason, I don't know why, I simply did the same thing. I listed all of my doctor visits since seeing him last. This is important: the form only asks for doctor visits in the last three years. But I foolishly listed all of them, and some from five, six or seven years earlier, were no one else's business, certainly not the FAA's. My AME said he needed to send my information to the FAA, and the FAA Medical Department wanted some tests. Expensive tests, over $10,000 worth of tests. I saw the Wheels Up job disappearing, and asked the FAA if I could change my application from First Class medical to Third Class. No can do. Once you apply for a medical certificate, it must be either Approved or Denied. After many exchanges of letters, mine was Denied. After a Denial, an airman cannot get ANY medical certificate, including the new BasicMed. So, the only solo flying I can legally perform is in a glider, which does not require a medical certificate. One of my first jobs when I had retired from United in 2005 had been teaching at Metropolitan State College of Denver, in their Aviation Department. In 2018 I visited them, now renamed Metropolitan State University of Denver, to see if they needed a classroom instructor. My timing was perfect, and I started teaching Fundamentals of Aviation and Basic Instrument Flight, two days each week, as a contract employee. Eventually, I became a full-time employee with the title of Lecturer, and I still teach courses two days every week. In 2018 I was accepted to the Writers Guild of America Veterans Writing Project, and started working on a screenplay adaptation of my Hamfist novel series. (That's my son Steve sitting next to me in the first picture that comes up on that website). In the next RFT episode I'll visit the year 2019. Have a GREAT 2020!

Loyola Marymount University Athletics Director Dr. William Husak announced on March 12, 2014, that Mike Dunlap, a 1980 graduate of LMU, has been hired as the 26th head coach of the men's basketball program. Dunlap returns to the Westchester campus with more than 30 years of college and NBA coaching experience. Coach Dunlap was the head coach of the Charlotte Bobcats for the 2012-2013 season, becoming the first coach in NBA history to win three-times as many games as the year before. During that season, the Bobcats set franchise records for the most fast break points and the least number of turnovers per game. Before arriving in Charlotte, Coach spent six years as an assistant coach in the professional and college ranks. Prior to his work as an assistant, he spent nine seasons as the head coach at Metropolitan State College in Denver, leading his teams to a pair of Division II National Championships in 2000 and 2002 and earning NABC Division II Coach of the Year honors in both of those seasons. Coach Dunlap, whose teams went to the NCAA Tournament in each of his nine seasons, posted an overall record of 248-50 (.832), winning five Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference titles. In 2006, Coach Dunlap left Metro State to become an assistant coach with the Denver Nuggets under George Karl. In two seasons with the Nuggets, he helped the team to a 95-69 record that included a 50-win season in 2007-08 that was the team’s first in 23 years. Dunlap then spent the 2008-09 season as associate head coach at the University of Arizona under legendary coach Lute Olson and the 2009-10 season as associate head coach on Ernie Kent’s staff at the University of Oregon before joining Steve Lavin at St. John’s in 2010. During the 2011-12 season, he oversaw the day-to-day operations of the team and served as acting head coach in all but four games while Coach Lavin recovered from surgery to treat prostate cancer. Coach Dunlap’s previous head coaching experience also includes three seasons with the Adelaide 36ers in Australia’s National Basketball League and five seasons at California Lutheran University. From 1994-97, he led the 36ers to a 59-33 record (.641) and three straight appearances in the NBL Final Four, including advancing to the Grand Final game in 1995. Before going to Australia, Dunlap was head coach at Division III California Lutheran from 1989-94, where his teams posted an 80-54 record (.597) and won three straight Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference titles from 1992-94, while also advancing to the Sweet 16 in 1992 and 1994. His college coaching experience also includes five seasons at his alma mater, Loyola Marymount University (1980-85), one season at the University of Iowa (1985-86) and three seasons at the University of Southern California (1986-89). http://www.coachdunlap.com/ https://lmulions.com/index.aspx?path=mbball mike Michael.Dunlap@lmu.edu --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

Special thanks to Shreenand Sadhale for suggesting this episode! Cliff Notes version of my career: Air Force Academy Undergraduate Pilot Training O-2A Forward Air Controller, Danang, Vietnam B-52 copilot, Mather Air Force Base F-4 Aircraft Commander, Ubon Royal Thai Air Force Base F-4 Aircraft Commander, Kadena Air Base, Okinawa T-39 Aircraft Commander/Instructor Pilot, Kadeena Air Base, Okinawa O-2A Instructor Pilot, Patrick Air Force Base, Florida B727 Flight Operations Instructor/Flight Engineer, Unites Airlines O-2A Instructor Pilot, Patrick Air Force Base, Florida T-39/C-21 Instructor Pilot/Evaluator, Yokota Air Base, Japan B737 First Officer/Training Check Airman, United Airlines B737/B727 Captain, United Airlines B727 /B777 Standards Captain, United Airlines Adjunct Professor, Metropolitan State College of Denver/Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University C680 Flight Instructor/Evaluator, FlightSafety International B777 Senior Commander, Jet Airways, India IOSA Audit Team Leader B787 Instructor Pilot, Boeing B777 Instructor Pilot, Omni Air International Lecturer, Metropolitan State University of Denver Fleet Technical Instructor, United Airlines

Willie Daniels became fascinated with aviation from an early age, and enrolled in Mount san Antonio College, majoring in Aviation, and then completed his degree at Metropolitan State College of Denver (now Metropolitan State University of Denver) in the Aviation Department. His first airline job was as a flight attendant with United Airlines. In the meantime, he built his flying time and finally landed a position as a pilot with United. He advanced through the ranks and spent 19 years on the B747 before the plane was retired. He is currently a B777 Captain flying international routes. After reading some sobering news stories, he founded Shades of Blue to foster Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education in the minority community. He is now the President of Shades of Blue. Here is the website for Shades of Blue, a 501(C)3 organization.

Dr. Luis Torres, Interim Associate Dean of LAS, Anna Alejo, CBS News4 Reporter, Dr. Stephan Jordan, President of Metropolitan State College of Denver, Dr. Benjamin Powell, Economics Professor at Suffolk University, Richard Lamm, Former Governor of Colorad

Congratulations to Joel Bogen!. He has been selected as NAFCM's 3rd Quarter Outstanding Volunteer.Joel Bogen has been a mediator and facilitator in private practice since 2007. In that time, he has mediated over 1,000 cases of every variety imaginable, including family and domestic, government and corporate, commercial, workplace, and protection orders.Joel is a Professional Mediator with the MAC (The Mediation Association of Colorado), and currently sits on its Ethics Committee. He has presented ethics panel discussions twice at the Colorado Statewide ADR Conference, and has lectured on high-conflict and protection order mediation. He has volunteered with Jefferson County Mediation Services, Court Annexed Mediation Program, and Court Mediation Services, winning awards for his work with each organization.Joel is an educator, having taught at every level through college. In previous work incarnations, he has been a banker, waiter, investor and traveler. In 1995 he lived in Bogota for six months, and absolutely loved it. Latin American culture is one of his passions.Joel has degrees in Speech Communication from the University of Texas at Austin and Spanish from Metropolitan State College.

In this episode, Chris, Nate, Travis, and guest host Alison Rapp have a roundtable discussion about the 18th annual Japan Studies Association conference held in Honolulu, Hawaii on the Hawaii Tokai International College campus. This episode is part one of three, and topics include the "soft power" of Hello Kitty, economic theories of roving bandits and their applicability to 16th century Japan, the give and take between Japan and China vis a vis Chinese museum exhibits, and more. Follow Alison Rapp on Twitter: @mnemosynekurai Presentations mentioned: Japan's Cute-Cool as Global Wink - Dr. Christine Yano, University of Hawaii at Manoa. The Politics of War Memory in Sino-Japanese Relations: Negotiating the Contents of War Exhibitions - Karl Gustafsson, Lund University. Kurosawa's Seven Samurai and Roving Bandits: Are the Farmers Really Safe? - Arthur "Trey" Fleisher, Metropolitan State College of Denver. Singing Sustenance: An Ethnographic Account of Village Songs and Rural Sustenance in Kyushu, Japan - Eid-Ul Hasan, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University. Farming in Japan: Cultural Icon Under Siege - William "Sandy" Pfeiffer, Warren Wilson College. Living Ghosts: POWs, Japan, and Ghostly Memories - Matthew Allen, University of Wollongong. Kamikaze, Yushukan, and the Cult of Self Sacrifice in War Memory- Rumi Sakamoto, University of Auckland. Mentioned in this Podcast: Let the Sea Make a Noise...: A History of the North Pacific from Magellan to MacArthur By Walter A. McDougall, Harper Perennial; First Edition edition (March 30, 2004) http://tinyurl.com/873pnw2 Support this podcast: Shop Amazon.com, suport the podcast: http://amzn.to/wnDX2j Samurai Archives Bookstore: http://astore.amazon.com/samurai-20 Samurai Archives Shop (T-Shirts, etc) http://www.cafepress.com/samuraiarchives Contact Us: Twitter @SamuraiArchives https://twitter.com/#!/samuraiarchives Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Samurai-Archives/104533213984 Samurai Archives podcast blog: http://www.samuraipodcast.com Samurai Archives Forum: http://www.japanhistoryforum.com