Podcasts about minooka

Kevin Byrnes, co-founder, Byrnes & Walsh, joins John Williams to talk about a recent conversation John had with Minooka mayor Ric Offerman about the possibility of landing a new data center in the village. Kevin discusses his work appraising data centers, what would motivate a town to want a data center, the amount of money […]

Kevin Byrnes, co-founder, Byrnes & Walsh, joins John Williams to talk about a recent conversation John had with Minooka mayor Ric Offerman about the possibility of landing a new data center in the village. Kevin discusses his work appraising data centers, what would motivate a town to want a data center, the amount of money […]

Kevin Byrnes, co-founder, Byrnes & Walsh, joins John Williams to talk about a recent conversation John had with Minooka mayor Ric Offerman about the possibility of landing a new data center in the village. Kevin discusses his work appraising data centers, what would motivate a town to want a data center, the amount of money […]

Minooka Mayor Ric Offerman joins John Williams to talk about the town trying to land a new data center. Mayor Offerman explains what this data center would mean for Minooka, how many jobs this would create, and what the residents of Minooka are saying about the possible development.

Minooka Mayor Ric Offerman joins John Williams to talk about the town trying to land a new data center. Mayor Offerman explains what this data center would mean for Minooka, how many jobs this would create, and what the residents of Minooka are saying about the possible development.

Minooka Mayor Ric Offerman joins John Williams to talk about the town trying to land a new data center. Mayor Offerman explains what this data center would mean for Minooka, how many jobs this would create, and what the residents of Minooka are saying about the possible development.

The legend of the Black Lady of Minooka is a well-known ghost story from the Minooka neighborhood in Scranton, Pennsylvania. According to local lore, the Black Lady is the spirit of a woman who died tragically in the area. She is often described as wearing a long black dress and a veil, wandering the streets and the nearby woods. The Hotel Jermyn, located in Scranton, Pennsylvania, is a historic building with a rich past. Built in 1895, it was once one of the grand hotels in downtown Scranton, hosting famous performers, historical figures, and travelers. Circumstances surrounding the construction as well as incidents involving guests at the hotel only strengthen the stories of hauntings.

Driver Austin from Minooka tries to MATCH ONE!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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跨文化、跨種族和跨領域工作，本身並不容易，加上高科技圈競爭激烈，更不是一件容易的事。新思科技全球行銷長Ann Minooka能以一名華人女性，在全球高科技圈頭角崢嶸，一路努力的心路歷程，可說是體現目前產業界亟需的科技女力角色。邀請您聆聽Ann Minooka以自身努力過程定義其成功經驗和關鍵因素。

跨文化、跨種族和跨領域工作，本身並不容易，加上高科技圈競爭激烈，更不是一件容易的事。新思科技全球行銷長Ann Minooka能以一名華人女性，在全球高科技圈頭角崢嶸，一路努力的心路歷程，可說是體現目前產業界亟需的科技女力角色。邀請您聆聽Ann Minooka以自身努力過程定義其成功經驗和關鍵因素。

跨文化、跨種族和跨領域工作，本身並不容易，加上高科技圈競爭激烈，更不是一件容易的事。新思科技全球行銷長Ann Minooka能以一名華人女性，在全球高科技圈頭角崢嶸，一路努力的心路歷程，可說是體現目前產業界亟需的科技女力角色。邀請您聆聽Ann Minooka以自身努力過程定義其成功經驗和關鍵因素。

Today, actor and author Nick Offerman returns to the show! We call him up to unpack his latest role as a fictional president in Alex Garland's Civil War (2:30), the function of the film's politics (9:30), and a powerful poem by Wendell Berry (26:15). Then, we turn to Offerman's personal journey, beginning with his recent book Where the Deer and the Antelope Play (32:48), which was inspired by growing up in rural Minooka, Illinois (33:30) and his experiences with the late Sam Shepard at Steppenwolf Theatre (35:55). Shortly after working with Shepard, Offerman began to find his footing—on and off the stage—as a performer, carpenter, and fight choreographer (39:48). He reflects on his galvanizing role in the film Going All the Way (42:37), the guiding principles of George Saunders (45:30), lessons from his sensei Shōzō Satō (52:10), the start of his nearly two-decade marriage with actress Megan Mullally (54:05), the phone call that changed his life (1:00:00), and the complicated legacy of Ron Swanson from Parks and Recreation (1:06:36).  Then, before we go, we return to the timely (and urgent) message of his latest book (1:11:30), a piece by Jeff Tweedy (1:14:10), and words by Wendell Berry (1:16:45). For questions, comments, or to join our mailing list, reach me at sf@talkeasypod.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What doesn't Nick Offerman do? This week on the pod Seth and Josh talked to the self-proclaimed Mr. Megan Mullally about his time spent in Minooka, IL, his woodworking skills, how his dad is now mayor of his hometown, how he memorized the capital of Tasmania, and so much more! Airbnb.com Thanks again to Nissan for sponsoring this episode of Family Trips and for the reminder to find your more. Learn more at NissanUSA.com Find your new favorite fits and get 15% off @marinelayer with our exclusive link -> marinelayer.com/TRIPS. #marinelayerpod

Jamie Lopina is a professional wakeboarder from Minooka, Illinois. Jamie got her start into wakeboarding later than most, and has progressed incredibly quickly both behind the boat and at the cable. With motivation coming more so from progressing the sport rather than solely winning contests, Jamie has a unique and refreshing view on wakeboarding. Balancing contests schedules, equal pay, Bali belly, almost giving up on wakeboarding entirely, landing doubles, and women's wakeboarding. Listen to all that and more in Episode 19 of the Grab Matters Podcast! Available to watch on YouTube, as well as stream on all major platforms. Visit www.grabmatters.com for more!

Renee Griswold discusses the upcoming race at Lowes Creek as well as some highlights from last weekend at Minooka.

'Summer of 69: No Apostrophe' stars Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally finally get their own celebrity power couple nickname (Original Air Date: May 10th, 2017). And Nick Offerman sits down with Stephen for Community Calendar, focusing on Offerman's home town of Minooka, Illinois (Original Air Date: April 4th, 2016). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John and Angela discuss the upcoming race at Minooka.

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Nick Offerman has played many great characters, most famously Ron Swanson in Parks and Recreation, and he starred more recently in an astonishing episode of The Last of Us. But he is driven by passionate callings older and deeper than his public vocation as an actor and comedian. He works with wood, and he works with other people who work with their hands making beautiful, useful things. And this, it turns out, is also a primary source of his tethering in values. It's a source of a spiritual thoughtfulness that runs through this conversation with Krista. So is his love and study of the farmer-poet Wendell Berry, whose audiobook The Need to Be Whole Nick just recorded.This is a moving and edifying conversation that is also, not surprisingly, a lot of fun.Nick Offerman grew up on a three-acre homestead "out in a cornfield" in Minooka, Illinois. His five books include Where the Deer and the Antelope Play and Good Clean Fun: Misadventures in Sawdust at Offerman Woodshop. He founded Offerman Woodshop in Los Angeles in 2001, a collective that creates hand-crafted items from spoons to canoes to ukuleles. He's also written a book with his wife, Megan Mullally, called The Greatest Love Story Ever Told, and they have a podcast called In Bed with Nick and Megan. Find the transcript for this show at onbeing.org.___________Please share On Being lavishly — with friends, family, book clubs, colleagues… and show us some love, if you have a minute, by rating On Being in this app. It's a small way to bend the arc of algorithms towards this community of conversation and living.Also: sign up for our Saturday morning ritual of a newsletter, The Pause, for replenishment and invigoration in your inbox — and of course all things On Being — at onbeing.org/newsletter. And delve more across our social channels: (Instagram, YouTube, TikTok).

Two ghost hunters stop by a cemetery in rural Illinois to do a preliminary investigation, when something plays a prank on them.  

How to accomplish physical feats of endurance that many people have not with world leading ultra runner Adam Kiimble   Adam Kimble is a professional ultra-trail runner, running coach, race director, motivational speaker, and amateur survivalist from Truckee, CA. He played Division-1 baseball at Bradley University prior to developing his passion for ultrarunning, and after graduation in the summer of 2009, he ran his first-ever 5k race near his hometown of Minooka, IL. The race resulted in terrible cramps and a lot of pain, but fortunately, it also came with a second-place age group finish! Once the pain subsided, Adam decided his racing days weren't done, and he trained to complete his first half marathon in 2011. After completing his first ultramarathon (50k) in 2014, the question became “what else is my body and mind capable of?” Following the Fastest Known Time (FKT) ever on the 171-mile Tahoe Rim Trail, a 60-day transcontinental crossing of the USA (2,500 miles), 60 days alone in the wilderness to become the winner of Discovery Channel's "The Wheel", seven podium finishes in 100-mile races, and a 31-day self-supported FKT across Great Britain (John o' Groats to Lands End + The Three Peaks), the limits are nowhere close to being reached.

In this pumpkin spice flavored episode I discuss Werner and Kodiak and the pact they have to move freight without drivers.  They start their first lane soon and it will be working the exact way I said so I believe that they listen to the podcast.  I-80 in Illinois will be under construction near Minooka … Continue reading Trucking Answers | Unabridged | A Reason we are not on Mars | #121 →

Thursday's show includes an extensive update from the State Ag Pest Survey Coordinator Kelly Estes. We also celebrate the Illinois Farm Bureau Young Leader Excellence in Agriculture Award winner Kaylee Heap from Minooka. The show finishes with an update from the Illinois Beef Association.

Nick Offerman joins Stephen for Community Calendar, focusing on Offerman's home town of Minooka, Illinois. (Est. 1869) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Unsanctioned Talk is back in studio with Jacob talking dirty coworkers, Marvel characters and we announce some good news for the podcast! lnk.bio/unsanctioned Facebook: Unsanctioned Talk IG: @UnsanctionedTalk Twitter: @UnsanctionedPod Email: unsanctionedtalk@gmail.com

This holiday weekend, we're revisiting one of our favorite talks with actor, author, and woodworker Nick Offerman. We begin with his new book, Where the Deer and the Antelope Play: The Pastoral Observations of One Ignorant American Who Loves to Walk Outside (5:05), which was inspired by Nick's upbringing in rural Minooka, Illinois (6:12), the writings of poet Wendell Berry (7:30), and his experiences with the late Sam Shepard at Steppenwolf Theatre (8:08).  Shortly after working with Shepard, Offerman began to find his footing—on and off the stage—as a performer, carpenter, and fight choreographer (9:35). He reflects on his galvanizing role in the film Going All the Way (15:14), the guiding principles of George Saunders (20:00), lessons from his sensei Shōzō Satō (25:26), the start of his nearly two-decade marriage with actress Megan Mullally (26:30), the phone call that changed his life (35:50), and the complicated legacy of Ron Swanson from Parks and Recreation (41:45).  Then, before we go, we return to the timely (and urgent) message of his new book (46:47), a piece by Jeff Tweedy (49:50), and words by Wendell Berry (51:58). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nate Ferguson, founding pastor of the Village Christian Church in Minooka, IL tells the story of how some old plastic chairs have been a part of countless great stories in multiple communities. This is a story of our roots and still a story that is taking place every week. Maybe these old chairs have even been a part of your story.

Actor, author, and woodworker Nick Offerman joins us in the studio! We begin with his new book, Where the Deer and the Antelope Play (5:05), which was inspired by Nick's upbringing in rural Minooka, Illinois (6:12), the writings of poet Wendell Berry (7:30), and his experiences with the late Sam Shepard at Steppenwolf Theatre (8:08). Shortly after working with Shepard, Offerman began to find his footing—on and off the stage—as a performer, carpenter, and fight choreographer (9:35). He reflects on his galvanizing role in the film Going All the Way (15:14), the guiding principles of George Saunders (20:00), lessons from his sensei Shōzō Satō (25:26), the start of his nearly two-decade marriage with actress Megan Mullally (26:30), the phone call that changed his life (35:50), and the complicated legacy of Ron Swanson from Parks and Recreation (41:45). Then, before we go, we return to the timely (and urgent) message of his new book (46:47), a song by Jeff Tweedy (49:50), and a poem by Wendell Berry (51:58).  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We had the chance to sit down with Bob Zakreski, owner of Minooka Pastry Shop. Minooka Pastry Shop has been a staple in our community for over 40 years! They are home to some of the most delicious treats in Northeastern PA, and offer everything from cakes, cookies, pastries, bread, and more! From customizing a dessert for your most special day, to running inside to satisfy your sweet tooth, Minooka Pastry Shop is the place to be! If you or someone you know wants to be featured in our next podcast, message us on Facebook! Until next time, keep Eatin', Drinkin', and Shoppin' Local.To learn more about Minooka Pastry Shop, check out their Facebook and website! 

Host Jonnyroobs makes the trip to his friend's home in Joliet (near Minooka) for a Sunday morning interview in which they rant about the Marvel MCU movies. Brennan has been a lifelong fan of the comic book entity since childhood. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Minooka Mayor-elect Ric Offerman joins John Williams to explain what he’s been up to since his time as a teacher in Channahon. And he describes his four kids, one of whom is Nick Offerman, known for his role on “Parks and Recreation” and “Making It”.

A loaded Week 2 schedule didn’t disappoint. Kyle Nabors and Steve Soucie discuss this past weekend’s games, including impressive performances from Loyola, East St. Louis, Minooka and Barrington.

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Roy Gregory had a chance to talk to Brian McNichols of MMI Guns in Minooka. Roy visited the local gun shop on Wednesday and found things to be a little busy

Listen in as Minooka Community High School (MCHS) PE Teacher and Head Coach for the Girls Volleyball team – Carrie Prosek, shares her career path to becoming the Head Coach for the Girls Volleyball team, what she learned from her collegiate coaches and how she implements those lessons today. Ms Prosek talks about how teaching PE and coaching sports runs deep throughout her family, how she played against Minooka during her high school days, and what career she really wants once she retires.

If you've wondered what it would be like to be a newly-minted Fire Chief – it could be a turbulent experience. You may think you know what it takes to run a department successfully. Maybe you do, may you don't. But there are a million details to consider that might not even occur to you. That's why the IAFC has put out an e-book titled, “You're the Fire Chief--Now What?” It's a guide for new and interim Chiefs from Day One to Day 100 and beyond. Here to tell us what's important for a new chief to know is Al Yancey, Jr. Al headed up the committee that developed the book. He's the Chief of the Minooka, Illinois Fire Protection District. It's a combination department. Support this podcast

Blair Soto is a REALTOR with 2 Get Moving Realty in Minooka. 4 years ago she was Three Rivers Association's Rising Star, now she's just a star. We chatted about growing up in Campus, how a bet led her to cheerleading, how she got into real estate, yoga, fitness, and more!

It’s finals week, and Nate and Giuls are slammed with projects and tests. But we got something cookin’ to provide some relief from your mid-week madness. Welcome a new challenger: Scenes!Contents inside:The Godfather"There's nothing we can do for you..."Carousel CrimeHectic Traffic UpdatesHide and Seek

MCHS school board special episode

Listen in as Minooka Community High School (MCHS) English Department Chair, Sean Hackney, shares the story of how he chose English over Business as his major in college, and how the book The Catcher in the Rye played a big part in that decision. Mr. Hackney talks about the relationships he builds with the students, how they become part of his growing Minooka family, and how hard it is to say goodbye to graduating seniors. Listen as Mr. Hackney provides insight to his journey to MCHS, and the joy he gets from the students becoming productive citizens of the community and beyond.

Kat & Kyle review Paczkis (the glorious eastern European delicacy & distant cousin to the standard donut) on Fat Tuesday from Minooka Bakery in Scranton, PA!

GIRL K is an indie rock band from Chicago, Illinois. Front-woman, Kathy Patino, began playing under the name GIRL K at local events and open mics near her hometown of Minooka in March of 2017. It was not until she performed at a local hotspot nicknamed “The Drunken Donut”, that she decided to record. A few weeks before the release of what would be her debut album, “Sunflower Court”, she began playing with a band. Since the initial release on Oct.6th, this charming group has played out their fun and heart-aching tunes in hopes of spreading a message of positivity and passion. Radio One Chicago airs live every Thursday night from 6p to 8p cst on 88.7f, wluw.org

Who did Bebe Rexha think she was doing the song "Meant To Be" with at first? (HINT: It wasn't FGL) Think you know it? Kim from Minooka didn't! Email Mornings@US99.com to try and school Roman in the College of Country Knowledge!

On May 22nd, one day after I graduated high school, I left for the West Coast with my buddy Matt and we lived in my Subaru Outback for 45 days. I returned to my hometown of Minooka in July, worked at my local dog shelter for one month while raising funds for my next adventure and also fell in love with my friend Macie, who accompanied me on my next trip. We left August 10th and were on the road for another 2 months traveling through Northern CA and Oregon.  This episode is a guide to living in your car and how to remain safe and sane while doing so. I apolgize if Macie and I tend to ramble when we reflect on our experience, as it was fucking awesome and it's difficult to not dwell on these memories, especially because we are currently living where its 20 degrees outside. 

Michael O'Brien and Joe Henricksen reveal the preseason Super 25 rankings, starting with the top-ranked squad and continuing all the way down to No. 25. Then we wrap things up by mentioning some of the teams that just missed the cut. Teams discussed in this episode: Benet, Buffalo Grove, De La Salle, Minooka, Naperville North, Wheaton North, St. Ignatius, St. Viator, St. Charles North, Proviso East, Lincoln-Way East, Willowbrook, DePaul Prep, Kenwood, Libertyville, McHenry, Joliet West, Joliet Central, Uplift, Evanston, Farragut, Hinsdale South, St. Charles East, Oak Park, North Lawndale, Batavia, New Trier, Hillcrest, Bloom, West Aurora, St. Rita, Orr, Bolingbrook, Simeon, Bogan, Larkin, Waukegan, Morgan Park, Young, Curie, Bogan, Fenwick, Romeoville, Geneva, Leo, Lake Zurich, St. Joseph.

Hey guys Ken Courtright here with Today’s Growth Growing Business Today. I’m in my office in beautiful Minooka it’s Memorial Day and what a beautiful day. I want to take a moment to recognize our veterans and the people that risk their lives on a daily basis in our armed services. We just got done doing a 3 part series on the “ask is everything” and I want to piggyback that idea and transfer it to the interview or hiring process. After speaking to all of the business owners we’ve spoken to especially ones that realize explosive growth there isn’t a single one of them that doesn’t have an exceptional team behind them. I know we do. There is a certain protocol, a certain set of questions we ask of potential employees that really weed the would be hire from the people we do take on. I think all starts with Dr. Steven Covey’s notion that you should seek to understand before you are understood. Quite often in an interview we are so eager to make sure the prospective employee knows our company and our overall plan that we fail to understand the employee’s motivations behind interviewing. Listen on as Ken explains some killer interview questions that can save you a ton of headaches in the future. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join Today’s Growth community today: kencourtright.com Today’s Growth Twitter Ken Courtright LinkedIn

Hey guys Ken Courtright here with Today’s Growth Growing Business Today. I’m in my office in beautiful Minooka it’s Memorial Day and what a beautiful day. I want to take a moment to recognize our veterans and the people that risk their lives on a daily basis in our armed services. We just got done […]