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Un spectacle qui fait du bien. Beaucoup de bien même. Georgia Rushton et Jérémie Nicolet se placent à hauteur dʹenfance pour imaginer un lâcher prise entre humour absurde, quotidien décalé et chanson étrange. A découvrir en tournée au TPR de la Chaux-de-Fonds les 13 et 14 juin. Présentation du duo théâtral au micro de Thierry Sartoretti.

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Daryl speaks about how we are told to remember the person of Jesus and all that He accomplished in scripture. As the Father had sent Jesus so He has sent us! We are the fruit bearers of the ministry of Jesus. You have not exhausted all that God has for you.

Jean-Baptiste Nicolet, Youtubeur et créateur de TheiCollection, était l'invité de François Sorel dans Tech & Co, la quotidienne, ce mercredi 21 mai. Il s'est penché sur le fonctionnement de l'Apple CarPlay Ultra, la toute dernière innovation d'Apple, sur B

POUR ou CONTRE partager une brosse à dents? Julie St-Pierre nous parle du spectacle de Mixmania qui sera présenté cet été à Nicolet. Les vedettes qu'on croise dans des endroits inattendus. Marida ''spill the tea'' pour la journée internationale du thé.

Author and podcaster Nicolet Bell, author of "Choosing Cheer," shares about some her life struggles, but also about the difference basing your joy on Jesus and your relationship with him, you can deal with life's unimaginables with peace and joy. Fitness Expert Kim Dolan Leto talks about being vulnerable in your fitness journey, especially with God.  Yes, you can pray about your health and fitness! Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Daryl shares how a mother's love reflects a unique and profound part of God's heart. Mother's remember that the grace of God is what impacts and holds their kids to let them grow.

Daryl speaks on how God came so we can have a more abundant life- exceeding need, more than necessary. You can always tell when a thief is talking because it's always destructive. We have a great big might awesome God who lives inside of us! We get to live in this wonderful place of having faith, and everywhere we go Jesus is along for the ride.

Daryl speaks about how the word of God is the thing that produces our faith, hearing is believing. Jesus is alive and the living God. The word in us is what cause faith to come alive in us, because we were chosen before the foundations of the world to be in God.

A half century after the United States won its independence from Britain, Canada was rocked by two armed uprising known as the Rebellions of 1837-38.The revolts failed, resulting in many rebels being deported to Australia and Tasmania as political prisoners facing hard labor or hanging. Others escaped such reprisals by going into exile in the US. Sympathy for these disenfranchised French Canadian patriots was the subject of a song written four years later by a young college student named Antoine Gérin-Lajoie.How the Song Came to BeYears later in his memoir Souvenirs de collège, Gérin-Lajoie told how he adapted his lyrics to the deeply expressive French-Canadian folk tune "J'ai fait une maîtresse" (of which "Si tu te mets anguille" is also a variation). “I wrote that song in 1842 when I was in Rhetoric Class in Nicolet, Quebec. I wrote it one night in bed at the request of my friend Cyp Pinard.”Gérin-Lajoie's verses to “Un Canadien Errant” were published in 1844 in the Charivari canadien, and soon the song was being sung by French Canadians across the country — from Acadia on the east coast to the distant reaches of the northwest territories — stirred by how the lyrics captured the deep sadness of exile. Un Canadien errant, A wandering Canadian, Banni de ses foyers, Banished from his homeland, Parcourait en pleurant Traveled, weeping, Des pays étrangers. Through foreign lands. "Si tu vois mon pays, "If you should see my home, Mon pays malheureux, My sad unhappy land, Va dis à mes amis Go say to all my friends Que je me souviens d'eux.” That I remember them.”The Acadian ConnectionLater Acadians also adopted the song as their own — changing its first line to “Un Acadien Errant” — in the context of the Acadian deportation. Between 1749 and 1755, many Acadians who had refused to swear allegiance to the British Crown emigrated to Lower Acadia or Cape Breton. Then, fearing that they might join the French during the coming Seven Years' War, Nova Scotia Governor Charles Lawrence deported the Acadians to New England and the Atlantic Coast. Cajuns of the Louisiana bayou country also trace their own ancestry to these same exiles.Twentieth Century PerformancesBack to song, Paul Robeson recorded a bilingual version in 1950 under the title "Le Canadien Errant.” However, most Americans learned the tune a decade after that with a French-language performance by Ian & Sylvia, who included it on their debut 1962 album for Vanguard Records. The duo gave the song further prominence at the Newport Folk Festival as recorded on the 1996 album Ian & Sylvia Live at Newport. In the 1969 film My Side of the Mountain, folk singer/musicologist Theodore Bikel sang the first part of "Un Canadien Errant" and then played a bit of it on a "homemade" reed flute. The melody refrained throughout the film. Leonard Cohen recorded "Un Canadien Errant" as "The Lost Canadian" on his 1979 Recent Songs album, and his own song "The Faith," on his 2004 album Dear Heather, is based on the same melody. Our Take on the TuneThirty years ago, when The Flood first started doing this song, the band was back to being a trio of the original guys — Dave Peyton, Joe Dobbs and Charlie Bowen — and often on rehearsal night, the only listener in the room would be Dave's beautiful wife, Susan. At the end of the evening, when the guys asked Susie what last song of the evening she'd like to hear, it was almost always this sweet, sad tune that she remembered hearing 20 years earlier down in Louisiana when she and David and young Davy spent an autumn and winter in Cajun country. We lost Susan three years ago this summer. This one's for you, dear heart. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

Guest: Nicolet BellMinistry: JourneyWise NetworkPosition: Chief Executive Officer Book: Choosing Cheer: Experiencing the Joy of Jesus in the Everyday and UnimaginablePodcast: The Choosing Cheer PodcastWebsite: nicoletbell.com, journeywise.network

Guest: Nicolet BellMinistry: JourneyWise NetworkPosition: Chief Executive Officer Book: Choosing Cheer: Experiencing the Joy of Jesus in the Everyday and UnimaginablePodcast: The Choosing Cheer PodcastWebsite: nicoletbell.com, journeywise.network

Daryl speaks on how Abraham was a model of faith, he had to trust God in moving into unknown territory. The promises of God are like a compound interest in the Kingdom. There are times when it costs us, and times when we are rewarded, but what is necessary is to maintain the course and be faithful.

In a world full of hard, how do we remain cheerful amid the toughest times? That’s the question author Nicolet Bell answers in her book Choosing Cheer: Experiencing the Joy of Jesus in the Everyday and Unimaginable. Friday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Nicolet brings the message to life, in a way that makes joy possible! Choosing CheerDonate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/morningshow/wrmbSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do we remain full of joy in the toughest of times? Nicolet Bell spent many years in cheer practice, and today she joins Seth and Deb to challenge us to practice a different cheer, one that is birthed by gratitude and looking at how we can spread some cheer! Take a few minutes to discover where real joy is found and what it means to live a life marked by radical joy, unshakeable faith, and intentional choice in all seasons of life!Donate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/morningshow/wdlmSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Daryl speaks on how the train of God's robe fills the temple, and we are His temple.

Dans ce nouvel épisode de Discuter entre les dés, Kim et Philippe parlent des "épiques", ces grands événements où plusieurs tables de rôlistes jouent simultanément pour accomplir une grande quête. Avec comme toile de fond l'épique de Je Rôle pour le Centre des Arts de Nicolet, on jase organisation, défis, formules... Un peu de tout pour vous donner le goût de participer, et peut-être même en organiser! Pour la page officielle de Je Rôle: https://sites.google.com/view/jerole?... Pour le Itch.io à Philippe: https://des-contes-et-des-des.itch.io/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pour rejoindre notre Patreon :   / coupcritique   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pour suivre Coup Critique : https://linktr.ee/coupcritique  

La motion pour une estimation plus fiable des recettes de l'Etat est étudiée, ce jeudi soir, par le Grand Conseil. Une motion alors que les comptes devraient une nouvelle fois excédentaire pour 2024. Le député Vert, Julien Nicolet-dit-Felix, auteur de la motion, était invité de Béatrice Rul, à 7h30.Vous avez déposé cette motion pour une estimation plus fiable des recettes de l'Etat. Elle est étudiée au Grand Conseil, ce jeudi soir. Car depuis quelques années, il y a une grande différence entre le budget prévu et les comptes qui sont bien meilleurs. Un point positif, il vaut mieux que ce soit dans ce sens là… "Oui, on peut se réjouir effectivement, qu'on anticipe recevoir moins que ce qu'on reçoit, on peut être heureux. Simplement, cet écart va croissant, il est énorme. Le budget de l'Etat c'est de l'ordre de 10 milliards de francs, les deux dernières années, on avait 2 milliards d'erreurs sur cette prévision de recettes. Et simplement, lorsqu'on établit le budget à l'automne et qu'on a des chiffres qui sont sous-estimés d'une ampleur pareille, de 2 milliards, il manque 2 milliards. Ces 2 milliards, on ne peut pas les transformer en prestations, en services que la population a besoin, que la population désire, ce qui fait qu'on a une politique qui est beaucoup trop modeste par rapport à ce que l'Etat devrait offrir à la population. On se retrouve une année et demie avec des comptes mirifiques, mais on a de l'argent qui n'aura servi à rien".La difficulté pour Genève c'est aussi que l'économie est portée par la finance, le trading des matières premières. Des secteurs qui ont été bouleversés par des événements imprévisibles comme la guerre en Ukraine…"Oui, tout à fait, il n'est pas du tout question d'incriminer les fonctionnaires, il est question d'incriminer la méthode employée par le département des finances, c'est l'objet de la motion, c'est-à-dire qu'il faut réfléchir aux méthodes qu'on emploie, se demander pourquoi elles dysfonctionnent, regarder pourquoi dans les autres cantons ça fonctionne bien mieux, et adopter des meilleures pratiques pour avoir des valeurs qui soient un tout petit peu plus crédibles. Tout ça, à nouveau, pour pouvoir servir la population.Vous proposez que le budget soit établi sur les recettes effectives de l'année précédente, sauf exception. Si on se base ainsi, on risque de mauvaises surprises… "Ça peut être problématique si effectivement il y a une dépression soudaine qui arrive, mais qui serait absolument majeure. Ce n'est jamais arrivé au cours des 20 dernières années. Cette méthode aurait même fonctionné à l'époque Covid, pour dire à quel point on a de la marge. Par ailleurs, on a un outil qu'on appelle la réserve conjoncturelle, qui permet d'accumuler de l'argent en quatre coups durs, cette réserve, elle est pleine à ras bord, on n'arrive plus à la remplir, il y en a un milliard".

Key takeaways from this episode: Relationships are paramount in education: The strength of the relationship between teachers and students significantly impacts learning outcomes. Seeing each child: Educators should strive to understand and acknowledge each student's individual needs and experiences. The Importance of Nervous Systems: Educators should be aware of their own nervous system and how it impacts their students. They should also be mindful of their students' nervous systems and how they are responding. Attachment and Attunement: Attachment refers to the strength of the relationship between two people, often an adult and a child. Attunement refers to adults adjusting their nervous system to match that of the child. Child-Led Learning: Empowering students to take ownership of their learning is crucial, especially for neurodivergent learners. Practical Strategies for Leaders: Principals can support teachers by acknowledging their challenges, offering help, and promoting a positive school culture. Parent Perspectives: Parents of neurodivergent children want educators to understand their child's unique needs and collaborate with them to create a supportive learning environment. Embrace Curiosity and Grace: Educators should approach challenging situations with curiosity and give themselves and their students grace. Call to Action: Be more curious in your interactions with students, teachers, and parents, especially those who present challenges. Resources: Website: whatispbl.com Podcast: Complicated Kids Podcast

Daryl speaks on how in the coming season we are going to need the strength of Sampson, the morality of Joseph, and the righteousness and immortality of Christ.

durée : 00:04:58 - Déjà debout - par : Mathilde MUNOS - A 5h45, Alexandre Nicolet, co-fondateur et dirigeant de MonSenior, entreprise lyonnaise qui développe des logements alternatifs pour les personnes âgées.

durée : 01:59:57 - Le 5/7 - Ce matin dans le 5/7 de Mathilde Munos : A 5h45 : Alexandre Nicolet, co-fondateur et dirigeant de MonSenior, entreprise lyonnaise qui développe des logements alternatifs pour les personnes âgées. A 6h20 : Nicolas Cadène, rédacteur en chef de la revue Topo.

durée : 00:04:58 - Déjà debout - par : Mathilde MUNOS - A 5h45, Alexandre Nicolet, co-fondateur et dirigeant de MonSenior, entreprise lyonnaise qui développe des logements alternatifs pour les personnes âgées.

durée : 00:04:58 - Déjà debout - par : Mathilde MUNOS - A 5h45, Alexandre Nicolet, co-fondateur et dirigeant de MonSenior, entreprise lyonnaise qui développe des logements alternatifs pour les personnes âgées.

Daryl speaks on how truth and spirit must be brought together. Truth gives us direction. When King David was bringing back the ark of the covenant to Jerusalem, he sought what was written and tuned into it; he learned that spirit was not enough to worship but one needs the truth.

Daryl speaks on how Gilgal was a place where there are moments of transition, renewal and covenant commitment where God's promises are reaffirmed as Israel took steps to trust and obey Him.

Lin Nicolet speaks on a call to come home for this year 2025. To come home to boldness, to the real you of who God says you are, and to His presence.

Daryl speaks on how what God speaks it goes on for eternity. We get valuable input from God regularly through His word and through His Spirit. God does not identify us according to our sin, the righteousness of God defines us, Christ is our righteousness.

Daryl speaks on how Mary in raising Jesus learnt to hear God. She was someone with deep integrity and character and wisdom beyond. She did right in raising the Messiah, she did not fall short.

French coureur des bois and adventurer Jean Nicolet (1598–1642) was noted for exploring Lake Michigan, Green Bay, and being the first European to set foot in what is now the American state of Wisconsin. Certain that he was near the ocean, he stopped and returned to Quebec to report his discovery of a passage to the "South Sea," unaware that he had just missed finding the upper Mississippi River. Check out the YouTube version of this episode at https://youtu.be/rZLsgd5HPFI which has accompanying visuals including maps, charts, timelines, photos, illustrations, and diagrams. Jean Nicolet books available at https://amzn.to/3ZPh553 Mississippi River books available at https://amzn.to/4feWoDM Age of Discovery books available at https://amzn.to/3ZYOhnK Age of Exploration books available at https://amzn.to/403Wcjx ENJOY Ad-Free content, Bonus episodes, and Extra materials when joining our growing community on https://patreon.com/markvinet SUPPORT this channel by purchasing any product on Amazon using this FREE entry LINK https://amzn.to/3POlrUD (Amazon gives us credit at NO extra charge to you). Mark Vinet's HISTORICAL JESUS podcast is available at https://parthenonpodcast.com/historical-jesus Video channel: https://youtube.com/c/TIMELINE_MarkVinet Website: https://markvinet.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mark.vinet.9 Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarkVinet_HNA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/denarynovels Books: https://amzn.to/3k8qrGM Librivox: Discovery and Exploration of the Mississippi Valley by J.G. Shea, read by L. Trask and J. Dennison. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daryl speaks on how there is a need for us to have a custom of prayer. Prayer leaves a legacy for our lives. We can pray anywhere anytime. Prayer is a very powerful tool to bring about change.

Daryl speaks on how there are things in life that want to steal your joy, gifts, and your identity. A heart that is continually praying is one that is fixed on faith towards the Lord. Keep a song in your heart and in the darkest night it will keep you.

Daryl speaks on how we can be fooled into believing something that is not a reality. The Holy Spirit is fine tuning us to not be deceived. The Bible is a tool to keep us from deception. 1 Timothy 4:1

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the daily struggles and emotional rollercoaster of parenting a neurodivergent teen? Do you find yourself torn between nurturing their independence and managing your own worries and emotions? If this sounds familiar, you're not alone, and this episode of Beautifully Complex is just for you.In this heartfelt episode, I'm joined by the incredible Gabriele Nicolet, a seasoned speech-language pathologist and parent coach, to dive deep into the uniquely challenging world of parenting complex teens. Together, we explore:✨ The importance of validating both your child's and your own emotions, creating a space where feelings are acknowledged as valid and navigated in a healthy way..✨ Strategies for balancing the critical roles of being a manager in your teen's life while transitioning towards a more supportive coaching role.✨ The significance of building a neuro-affirming environment that embraces your teen's individuality and empowers them to thrive.✨ Practical tips for managing your own anxiety around your teen's risky behaviors and fostering healthier risk-taking behaviors.We know that real-life parenting doesn't follow a script, and managing the whirlwind of emotions involved can be incredibly taxing. But, by hearing our experiences and insights, you'll gain validation, permission, and advice to help you navigate these challenges.Join us in this compassionate conversation where we emphasize the importance of support networks — whether friends, therapists, or coaches — and how prioritizing relationships over always being 'right' can profoundly impact your family's dynamic.You're doing the best you can, and this episode is designed to give you the tools and reassurance you need to keep moving forward. Tune in to Episode 289 to find hope, actionable steps, and the encouragement to build a nurturing, neuro-affirming environment for your teen.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/beautifully-complex--6137613/support.

Daryl speaks on how it is wisdom to not be afraid. The secret of the kingdom of Heaven is that great is He that is in us than he that is in the world. God has intended us to hear His council all the time, and there is something about being alone and having a perception that you are with and connected to God that is vital for the believer's life. We have permission to help angels access their assignments.

Daryl speaks on how God is preparing those who have been wasteful to come back to the Father and come back to their calling. It is the presence of God that brings people to Him, and we are just here to give Him to others.

UW-Oshkosh women's volleyball coach and Gibraltar High School graduate Jon Ellmann did not take a straight line to his position as the women's volleyball coach at UW-Oshkosh. He joins Myles Dannhausen to discuss his journey from the courts at Nicolet, to design, to business, jewelry and finally back to education and the volleyball court. They talk about coaching youth sports, finding your path, tossing pizza dough and much more.

Daryl speaks on the story of Gideon and how the Lord had called him to be a mighty man of valor, but had forgotten who he really was. Sometimes desperation is what can sometimes get us in a place to realize we can't fix things, but God can because He is faithful to deliver. We as a people of God need each other more than any other time. We need each other to be a source of encouragement, to be a place where you can come and be encouraged and you can be helped to move along and go into the progression of hearing from the Lord. There is a need for us to connect together, stay together to encourage each other.

In Jesus Christ we have the ability to get downloaded wisdom and revelation on how to live. We are called and have access to heavenly things through the door that is Jesus.

Daryl speaks on how the word of God is powerful and living and has the power to transform us unless we decide to transform it. We need to allow the word of God to transform us so we are not affected by the world around us. We "drink" from Jesus as we listen and follow Him as the river of living water.

From MPR News, Art Hounds are members of the Minnesota arts community who look beyond their own work to highlight what's exciting in local art. Their recommendations are lightly edited from the audio heard in the player above. Want to be an Art Hound? Submit here. Click here.Cabaret of ancestorsMusician and cultural organizer Sarah Larsson wants people to know about singer-songwriter Carlisle Evans Peck's show “Iconoclasm,” which is touring in western Minnesota. She describes the show as part cabaret, part ritual, where the audience travels back in time to re-imagine stories from Carlisle's family through a queer and often trans lens. The show, originally developed as a Cedar Commission, will be at the YES! House in Granite Falls on Thursday at the Little Theater Auditorium in New London on Friday, and at the Madison Mercantile in Madison (the one in Minnesota) on Saturday.  Sarah says: So many of these stories are dramatic and amazing to begin with. Like, there's a story of a great-grandfather who actually was hit by a train. But coming out of these kind of fantastic true stories, Carlisle is exploring, you know, in those times and places, maybe people's queerness wouldn't have been able to come out or be public in the same kind of way. So what if there were some of these queer identities among these people, and they were just waiting to be told. Or maybe not! Maybe for these individuals, that's not the way they would describe themselves. But there's power in telling those stories and in seeing ourselves in these people from the past. It's an all-musical production with an amazing five-piece band and two backup singers, and then Carlisle embodies each of these characters, kind of like a series of sung monologues. Carlisle is this amazing, amazing, totally stunning performer carrying on the music throughout the entire piece.— Sarah LarssonFolk fusion nightFolk musician Emily Wright recently traveled to Montevideo for an evening of poetry and music, and she's thrilled that these western Minnesota artists are bringing their work to the MetroNOME Brewery in St. Paul, Saturday at 7 p.m. Brendan Stermer will read from his new book of poetry “Forgotten Frequencies” with musical accompaniment by his brother Andy Stermer and their friend Malena Handeen. (Sidenote: Andy and Brendan also produce the “Interesting People Reading Poetry” podcast.) Emily says: Andy's poems and their music are wide open and make me think about the prairie. They remind me of Montevideo, where they are all from. Brendan's book of poetry has this amazing section in it where he took the writings from the Journal of an explorer whose last name was Nicolet and turned them into poetry. I think my favorite poem is this one called “Forgotten Frequencies,” which is the title of his of his book, and it's talking about how the muse of poetry and the muse of art is there, you just have to turn your dial just a little bit to hear her voice.— Emily WrightA feast of puppetryMinneapolis puppeteer David Hanzal is looking forward to attending the Minneapolis Puppetry Palate: a Taste of Puppetry,” which is this year's Midwest regional puppetry festival. The four-day event promises to be a smorgasbord of puppetry performances and events. More than a dozen workshops held at St. Paul's Church in Minneapolis encompass the craft and business of puppeteering and how to incorporate puppetry into classrooms and therapy settings. The festival runs Thursday through Sunday at several Minneapolis venues. You can purchase passes for the whole festival, individual performances or for Saturday only.  David says: Something that's really exciting for me as a puppeteer is being able to see, you know, such a diverse array of performances from all across the region, and also artists from other parts of the country. [I enjoy] that really saturated three- or four-day window where you just get to see lots of different kinds of puppetry. There's a mix of puppet performances for the family as well as adult-only audiences. There's a puppet slam. There's a puppetry panel on education and therapy. There's also the puppet flea market. And there's the community puppet build and performance workshop, which is immediately followed by the puppet parade in Stewart Park on Saturday, Aug. 17.— David Hanzal

Daryl speaks on how there is a need for us to shine the light of Jesus Christ in this world. There is such importance in living in and hiding in the word of God.

Daryl speaks on how rejoicing is needed in order for hope to grow. There are things that come our way that we need to patient in, and in patience we get to hold onto hope. If you want solutions in your life then abide in Jesus.

Daryl speaks on how when God makes a promise it is a vow and He is faithful to followthrough.

Do you find it challenging to stay calm and mindful when your child is having a tough time in public? Gabriele Nicolet and I explore understanding kid's behavior from both behavioral and neurophysiological perspectives. Gabriele, a seasoned speech therapist and parent coach, shares invaluable insights into decoding what behaviors signify about a kid's internal states and sensory needs. We discuss the importance of validating those needs without letting behavior spiral out of control, and offer practical strategies to co-regulate with your child.Throughout the episode, you'll gain a profound understanding of the critical balance between encouraging self-advocacy and addressing immediate behavioral issues, especially in kids facing neurodivergent challenges. Gabriele discusses why compliance is often overvalued while genuine self-efficacy starts from a child's early refusals and disagreements. You'll also hear personal anecdotes that bring these concepts to life, offering you relatable scenarios and practical advice for managing everything from sensory discomfort to school avoidance. Don't miss out on learning how to parent with empathy, understand the true roots of your child's behavior, and create a sense of safety and calm in both routine and challenging moments.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/beautifully-complex--6137613/support.

It's YOUR time to #EdUp In this episode, #930, President Series #288, & brought to YOU by the InsightsEDU 2025 conference YOUR guest is ⁠Kate Ferrel, President, Nicolet College YOUR host is ⁠Dr. Laurie Shanderson⁠, Host, ⁠EdUp Accreditation Insights⁠ How is Kate implementing her leadership philosophy of empathy, transparency, & servant leadership at Nicolet College? What innovative approaches is Nicolet College taking to strategic planning & accreditation preparation? How is the college fostering diversity, equity, & inclusion through initiatives like the Indigenous Advisory Council & open & inclusive academics? What steps is Nicolet College taking to support students impacted by the pandemic & create engaging learning experiences both on-campus & online? How does Kate use humor & optimism in her leadership, especially when addressing serious challenges in higher education? What unique opportunities does Nicolet College's natural setting provide for student learning & experiences? Listen in to #EdUp! If YOU want exclusive early access to ad-free episodes, extended episodes, bonus episodes, original content, invites to special events, all while helping to sustain EdUp, BECOME A SUBSCRIBER TODAY! Thank YOU so much for tuning in. Join us on the next episode for YOUR time to EdUp! Connect with YOUR EdUp Team - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Elvin Freytes⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Dr. Joe Sallustio⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ● Join YOUR EdUp community at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠The EdUp Experience⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! We make education YOUR business!

- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad talks about the Twins closing out a series against the Mariners this afternoon, talks about Harry Caray's broadcasting career before being the Cubs' announcer. Tom talks about the time he took a friend to his first ever baseball game, and the crew talks about baseball attractions from before 2000.- KSTP's Chris Egert Checks in on when Tom is coming back to Minnesota, talks about a story when he had some buddies of his get pummeled by some townies after a minor car chase when he was in college, and shares headlines about the future of the old Kmart site on Nicolet and more. Plus hears about a time Tom found some personalized graffiti! - Politician Joe Kent joins the show to talk about his book "SEND ME: The True Story of a Mother at War" that tells the extraordinary story of American hero, special operator, and trailblazer Shannon Kent who rose to pinnacle of the military hunting the world's deadliest terrorists, wild navigating raising a family with her husband Joe. You can find the book now wherever you typically buy books!- Filmmaker Jim Cummings joins the show to talk about his new movie "The Last Stop in Yuma County" which is in theaters and available on digital tomorrow, May 10th! The film follows a stranded traveling salesman who gets thrust into a high-stakes hostage situation at the hands of two robbers who'll stop at nothing to get what they want.- Kristyn Burtt talks about a new bundle package that will see Disney, Hulu, and MAX teaming up for one single service, the upcoming expose called "Spacey Unmasked" that will be available this weekend that has Kevin Spacey on pins and needles ahead of its release, and chats about a conspiracy surrounding Miss USA.Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-9:30AM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

- SKOR North's Judd Zulgad talks about the Twins closing out a series against the Mariners this afternoon, talks about Harry Caray's broadcasting career before being the Cubs' announcer. Tom talks about the time he took a friend to his first ever baseball game, and the crew talks about baseball attractions from before 2000. - KSTP's Chris Egert Checks in on when Tom is coming back to Minnesota, talks about a story when he had some buddies of his get pummeled by some townies after a minor car chase when he was in college, and shares headlines about the future of the old Kmart site on Nicolet and more. Plus hears about a time Tom found some personalized graffiti!  - Politician Joe Kent joins the show to talk about his book "SEND ME: The True Story of a Mother at War" that tells the extraordinary story of American hero, special operator, and trailblazer Shannon Kent who rose to pinnacle of the military hunting the world's deadliest terrorists, wild navigating raising a family with her husband Joe. You can find the book now wherever you typically buy books! - Filmmaker Jim Cummings joins the show to talk about his new movie "The Last Stop in Yuma County" which is in theaters and available on digital tomorrow, May 10th! The film follows a stranded traveling salesman who gets thrust into a high-stakes hostage situation at the hands of two robbers who'll stop at nothing to get what they want. - Kristyn Burtt talks about a new bundle package that will see Disney, Hulu, and MAX teaming up for one single service, the upcoming expose called "Spacey Unmasked" that will be available this weekend that has Kevin Spacey on pins and needles ahead of its release, and chats about a conspiracy surrounding Miss USA. Stream the show LIVE on the Tom Barnard Show app M-F from 8-9:30AM or get the show on-demand on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices