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As we jump into 2024, one of the BEST updates I have to share with everyone is my partnership with Athlete Narrative. I'm an Ambassador for them because I truly believe in what they're doing to help athletes with their branding and marketing of their own name, image, and likeness. If anyone has questions regarding this, please email me or DM me on my platforms, but using my link, you can receive a 10% discount monthly for the duration of your membership. Athlete Narrative is the FUTURE of branding for athletes!! I know this will be a MASSIVE resource for athletes AND parents! Checkout the link below!!  https://ambassador.athletenarrative.com/shane-larson-join  This episode is an INCREDIBLE opportunity to learn about perserverance from a current JUCO basketball player, who made his way to the college ranks after a LOT of hard work. We don't just say that, you're actually going to hear and see WHAT he had to do exactly in order to make his way into the college basketball world! I met Kaden when he was playing basketball at a local high school here in Idaho, in the city of Eagle. Kaden didn't really get on the court much at that time, but I always knew that he had the body type to play at the next level. And when I heard his story, I KNEW he had to be on the show! He currently is playing at Blue Mountain Community College in Pendleton, OR.  Blue Mountain is part of the NWAC. Today you're going to hear what it takes to get there. You're going to hear about the hard work, daily consistency and discipline it takes, the adversity you may have to go through, and you're going to hear about the attitude and mindset required to reach your goals.  Ultimately, what I hope you gain from this interview, is an appreciation for Kaden's story. This is a man who had a goal, and didn't allow anyone around him to deter him from that. In fact, he doubled down on himself, and bet on himself (something MANY of us can learn something about and apply more into our own lives).  Please tap into this episode, and the only thing I ask is if you enjoy the interview, that you provide a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify for us! Thank you so much!  And if you want to follow Kaden's journey, follow him on Instagram:  @kaden_johnson.2 - https://www.instagram.com/kaden_johnson.2/  ____________________________ Come follow The Gametime Guru on the various social media platforms! Facebook: The Gametime Guru - https://www.facebook.com/gametimeguru  Twitter: @thegametimeguru - https://twitter.com/thegametimeguru  Instagram: @gametimeguru - https://www.instagram.com/gametimeguru/  TikTok: @thegametimeguru - https://www.tiktok.com/@thegametimeguru   

Caleb starts out this episode catching up with Jayne Thompson-Nolan, the Executive Director of the American Avalanche Association. She lets us know about some updates and initiatives of the A3. Katie Warren drops in to chat about some of her experiences working as a Steven's Pass Patroller, helping out with highway avalanche mitigation along Highway 2, and a transition of scale to regional backcountry forecasting for NWAC. Thanks to the sponsors of the show: Wyssen Avalanche Control Gordini 6 Point Engineering Beacon Guidebooks Music by Gravy www.americanavalancheassociation.org www.nwac.us www.evergreentrailruns.com

In this second of 2 episodes which marks The National Day of Truth and Reconciliation,  Lisa Loiselle talks with Laura Alfaro and Danielle Alcock who both work in Indigenous health and were involved in the Circle of Care, which is a project that addresses the needs of Indigenous caregivers of people living with dementia. Laura was the project officer at the Native Women's Association of Canada leading the project and Danielle facilitated the talking circles during the program. Danielle has also been a caregiver to her father for the past ten years. In part 1, Laura and Danielle laid the groundwork for understanding dementia and the caregiving role from an Indigenous perspective. In part 2, Lisa speaks with Laura and Danielle more specifically about the Circle of Care project, the process, purpose, outcomes and challenges.    Please go to nwac.ca/assets-knowledge-centre/30-March-CIRCLE_OF_CARE_TOOLKIT.pdf to view and download the toolkit. You may also be interested in reading other material on dementia on the NWAC website such as nwac.ca/assets-knowledge-centre/NWAC.Eng.Bk.Dementia.Stigma.pdf Laura Alfaro was the project lead for the Native Women's Association of Canada's Circle of Care project. She is a researcher with extensive experience in post-secondary, community-based, non-profit, and cross-cultural settings.  Danielle Alcock  spirit name is 'Shining Water') is a member of Mnjikaning First Nation whosePhD at focused on storytelling of Indigenous female caregivers for a loved one with memory loss. Danielle was a front line provider in Indigenous health working with clients across the lifespan. and continues to work in Indigenous health focused on improving culturally safe care and supporting primary care in Southwestern Ontario. 

In this 2-part podcast Lisa Loiselle talks with Laura Alfaro and Danielle Alcock who  both work in Indigenous health and were involved in the Circle of Care, which is a project that addresses the needs of Indigenous caregivers of people living with dementia. Laura was the project officer at the Native Women's Association of Canada leading the project and Danielle facilitated the talking circles during the program. Danielle has also been a caregiver to her father for the past ten years. In part 1, Laura and Danielle lay the groundwork for understanding dementia and the caregiving role from an Indigenous perspective. In part 2, Lisa speaks with Laura and Danielle more specifically about the Circle of Care project, the process, purpose, outcomes and challenges.    Please go to nwac.ca/assets-knowledge-centre/30-March-CIRCLE_OF_CARE_TOOLKIT.pdf to view and download the toolkit. You may also be interested in reading other material on dementia on the NWAC website such as nwac.ca/assets-knowledge-centre/NWAC.Eng.Bk.Dementia.Stigma.pdf Laura Alfaro was the project lead for the Native Women's Association of Canada's Circle of Care project. She is a researcher with extensive experience in post-secondary, community-based, non-profit, and cross-cultural settings.  Danielle Alcock  spirit name is 'Shining Water') is a member of Mnjikaning First Nation whosePhD at focused on storytelling of Indigenous female caregivers for a loved one with memory loss. Danielle was a front line provider in Indigenous health working with clients across the lifespan. and continues to work in Indigenous health focused on improving culturally safe care and supporting primary care in Southwestern Ontario. 

Russell Grove played in the 105th PGA Championship last month at Oak Hill Country club in Rochester, NY.  He's also the Head Golf Coach at North Idaho College and led the men's team to their 5th straight NWAC title and the women to a 2nd place finish. Oh yeah....he won the NWAC Coach of the Year Award.  Not bad Russell.   He sits down with Steve to talk about the PGA Championship, NIC Golf, and moon landings.  Here it is, episode 30 of Golf Shots.Support the show Follow us on Instagram @golfshotswithsteve Or Facebook at Golf Shots Podcast Email us at stevejcarey2002@gmail.com

A four-hour debate in the House of Commons about Red Dress Day and MMIWG. Advocates and MPs call for a national emergency declaration on the issue of MMIWG2S. And the province of Alberta heads to the polls later this month. That's on Nation to Nation.

DR. CAROL LACHAPELLE: holds a PhD from UTT and Master of Arts from the University of the West Indies. She is a graduate of The London College of Dance and Drama, Dartford College of Education, University of London. Artistic Director of the La Chapelle Dance Company of Trinidad and Tobago. The first Trinidadian to gain Honours in the Royal Academy Ballet Examinations and an exhibition winner. and received her early dance training from Helen Mary Kay. Awarded an Island Scholarship she studied dance in the UK, graduating with the Progress Cup and distinctions in Dance, Drama and Education. She has collaborated with Nobel Laureate, Derek Walcott and artists like Galt Mc Dermot, composer of Hair, Roscoe Lee Brown, US, Andre Tanker, Le Roi Clarke, Greg Doran of the Royal Shakespeare Company, Elizabeth Bergmann, dance director at Harvard University and top local artists Choo Kong, Spencer, Manwarren, Machel Montano and Noble Douglas. In the UK she has worked with Greta Mendez in The Man Who Lit up the World at the Hacknet Empire and the film A Hard Rain. Choreographed the Trinidad High Commission Awards, the UK Arts production -Vodou Nation for Haiti's 200 year Independence in Haiti and at the Hackney Empire, London. Associate director and choreographer for Carnival Messiah (theatre production and film), she performed at West Yorkshire Playhouse, Harewood, Queens Hall, Royal Albert Hall, the HRH Prince Charles Charity, at the Theatre Royal, London and West Yorkshire Playhouse Galas. Artistic Director of the La Chapelle-Douglas Dance Company she presented Seasons of dance for stage and television with dancers like Natalie Rogers, (Bucket USA), Andre Largen (Alvin Ailey), Nadine Mose (Ballet Hispaniola) and Allison Brown (Carnival Queen) Diane Harvey (Forces of Nature) Mary Barnett (Alvin Ailey) Nina De Shane Gill (Grand Ballet, Canada) Bob Marley, Karen Kain, Melba Moore and Jose Feliciano. As La Chapelle Dance Company, she opened the Derek Walcott Theatre St. Lucia, performed at Florida International and she taught at Harvard as artist in Residence. Her company has toured many ineternational countries. She has worked with Peter Minshall's -Paradise Lost, River and the Atlanta Olympics and for the Opening ceremony of the Summit of the Americas with Brian McFarlane, POS.  Carol is a producer, dance educator, and presenter of seminars and workshops on dance in the Caribbean, USA and Europe and has served as an executive and term President of the National Dance Association, and as Dance Examiner (TT/Martinique), on The Foundation for the Arts (Cabinet Appointed Committee), VAPA Curriculum Design Team and is on the Board of Management of Queen's Hall. Awards include Outstanding Choreography in Theatre, 2003 for Carnival Messiah and Best Actress for Testimony, 1991. She is the Winner of five Cassique awards for Choreography in theatre, the President's Award for Excellence in the Arts, The National Dance Association Emeritus Award and International Women Award for Pioneering Women. In 2012 she received the NWAC award for Outstanding Contribution to development in the Arts. In 2019 she was honoured by The Rotary club & as a Cultural Legend by The Ministry of Culture. 2020 saw her honoured by Queens Hall on International Teachers Day. Dr. La Chapelle served as Arts coordinator and Assistant Professor in dance at UTT until 2018. She served on the VAPA team for the Diploma in Ed at UWI in 2019 and is currently MA supervisor at APA, UTT. La Chapelle has presented Zoom sessions on ‘Dancing the Mas' in London, Canada & the Caribbean…More details can be found at: https://www.facebook.com/carol.lachapelle2/ Check out full chat at: ozziestewart.com/onthecallpodcastEpisode sponsored by: Emancipation Support Committee of Trinidad & Tobago @tt_esc https://www.emancipationtt.com Art on flyer by: @voodofe  Music by: JLC Media @jacylamarcampbell --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ozzie-stewart/support

Mitch Darlington and Joel Norman detail six newcomers to the AppleSox who all come from NWAC schools for the 2023 summer. Pitching coach Mike Callia also joins the show to detail the three players come from his full-time employer, Lower Columbia.

canadaLANDBACK is a co-production by Canada's National Observer and Canadaland.Landback is not just about returning real estate.It is about Indigenous people reclaiming who we are and making ourselves whole again.An elder once told me that he believed residential schools were designed to hurt women, because "They knew that when you break the hearts of our women, you break the strength of our nations."That story and other teachings tell us that women are central and even sacred to our communities. This episode looks at how women are reclaiming their role as mothers, teachers, leaders, and sacred beings, despite everything colonialism has thrown at them. This is not a story of hope, so much as it is a story of resilience and courage. In this episode of landback we interview three women, whose stories intersect; Terri Brown, a former chief of the Tahltan First Nation in British Columbia, and former president of the Native Women's Association (NWAC); Dr. Beverly Jacobs, Mohawk, Six Nations, is the Senior Advisor to the President on Indigenous Relations and Outreach at the University of Windsor and an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Law, who is also a former President of NWAC; Tori Cress Ojibway and Pottawattami, G'Chimnissing is a land and water defender. Music “Dare to Dream” by Brandi MorinPlease be warned this episode contains stories of violence, sexual assault and mentions the name and decribes some actions of a serial killer in B.C. Host/Producer: Karyn Pugliese Producer: Kim WheelerThis episode contained research by Beverly Andrews.Check out other CNO podcasts, including Hot Politics available on Apple Podcasts and wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts.Sponsors: Douglas, United Steelworkers, Hello Fresh If you value this podcast, support us! You'll get premium access to all our shows ad free, including early releases and bonus content. You'll also get our exclusive newsletter, discounts on merch at our store, tickets to our live and virtual events, and more than anything, you'll be a part of the solution to Canada's journalism crisis, you'll be keeping our work free and accessible to everybody. You can listen ad-free on Amazon Music—included with Prime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we chat with Kelly Edwards, Founder of Local Hoops and Head Coach for Bellevue High School Basketball. Kelly has some amazing knowledge and experience when it comes to leadership and coaching and he shares that with us today! About Kelly: "Kelly played for O'Dea High school, and won the state 3A championship three out of his four years there, 04, 05, 07 (they lost in the championship game his junior year- 06). After O'Dea he played for Che Dawson at Highline Community College. They won the Western Division title his sophomore year, giving them the #1 seed to the NWAC tournament, where they lost in the semi-finals. Kelly went on to play at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon for his junior and senior years. He was named Second-Team All Conference his junior year, with 16.5 points and 5 rebounds per game, and First Team All Conference his senior year, with 19 points and 7 rebounds per game, ranking his Pioneers as high as #24 in the nation that year. After college Kelly played professionally for the ABA, and is still active in the Jamal Crawford Summer Pro League. In 2019 summer he averaged 28 ppg, 9.5 rpg & 7.5 apg. Kelly turned down professional opportunities overseas to grow LocalHOOPS into what it is today. He has played with or against the likes of NBA pros such as: Kevin Love, Blake Griffin, Jamal Crawford, Nate Robinson, Isaiah Thomas, Martell Webster, Brandon Roy, Jason Terry, Lamarcus Aldridge, Terry Rozier, Dejounte Murray, Zach Lavine, James Johnson, Earl Clark, Mario Chalmers, and many more. Outside of basketball, Kelly is a father of 3 – when you are in the gym keep an eye out for his wife Cindy, who is head of operations for LocalHOOPS, and his two sons KJ & Kamani, as well as his daughter Kamaya, who are already beginning to work on their handle. Throughout it all, Kelly's passion remains Local Hoops and its athletes. He loves giving back to the community that gave him so much. "I wouldn't trade this for the world!"." Follow Kelly online @k.edwards.sr @localhoops Want to work with HIDEF Physical Therapy? https://www.hidefpt.com/physical-therapy-bellevue-washington-wa https://www.hidefpt.com/physical-therapy-renton-wa https://www.hidefpt.com/physical-therapy-seattle-wa

In this episode, Caleb sits down with Dallas Glass, Deputy Director of the Northwest Avalanche Center. Somebody get him a badge! Dallas talks about his progression as a skier, patroller, mountain guide, educator, and avalanche forecaster. He describes the history of the NWAC, explains some of the inner working details that help to drive consistency across many different forecast zones and forecasters, and recounts some memorable avalanche cycles during his time there. We hope you enjoy it. NWAC - https://nwac.us/ Caleb: Intro (1:04) Caleb: Introduction of Dallas Glass (2:26) Dallas: About his beginnings (7:15) Dallas Life Lessons (10:02) Life Outside (10:18) Tight Team (11:28) People to Serve (12:30) People to Mentor (13:10) Needs a badge (14:09) The history of NWAC (NorthWest Avalanche Center) (14:56) https://nwac.us/about/about-us/ The organizational impact of NWAC (16:33) Hiring Forecasters: What it takes (20:20) The Forest Service & public involvement (22:50) Public observastions: help share data (25:50) Weather forecasting the future(32:24) Field Days and Forecasting (40:31) Target observations(44:40) About the danger levels (48:25) Near miss (54:29) Trip plan for the day (1:00:38) Partner Pairing (1:02:26) Minimize Unknowns (1:05:39) Life and death reality (1:07:30) Outro (1:12:55) Socials: The Avalanche hour Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/theavalanchehourpodcast/ Dallas Glass - https://www.instagram.com/dallaswglass/ NWAC - https://www.instagram.com/nwacus/ Sponsors for this episode: Wyssen : https://www.wyssenavalanche.com/en/ 6 Point Engineering: https://6pointeng.com/ Athletic Greens: https://athleticgreens.com/avalanchehour Crew: Host - Caleb Merrill Producer - Cameron Griffin - https://www.instagram.com/backcountrycam/ Donate: https://www.theavalanchehour.com/donate

Prep Baseball Report's Mike Rosenbaum and Tad Slowik open the episode with a breakdown of the top players Tad scouted at the Creekside JUCO Showcase in Kansas City, including notes on standouts from Crowder, Jefferson, Johnson County, Kirkwood, Seminole St, Southeastern and more. After that, Tad highlights all of the talent he saw during last week's Alabama Community College Fall Showcase (20:12), offering his insight into players from Calhoun, Shelton and Snead St. To wrap things up, Tad discusses his recent trip to Bellevue, WA, for the Northwest Athletic Conference Showcase (28:47), where laid eyes on players from schools such as Everett, Lane, Southwestern Oregon and Tacoma for the first time.

This week, Renee and Marie discuss the unsolved disappearances of Caitlyn Pott, Immaculate Basil and Abigail Andrews. These cases take place in British Columbia. This episode is part of TERRIBLE's MMIW series.Every week we donate to an organization relevant to the case we discussed. With that being said, this week we are donating to The Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC).This is from their website (nwac.ca):The Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC) is a National Indigenous Organization representing the political voice of Indigenous women, girls and gender diverse people in Canada, inclusive of First Nations on and off reserve, status and non-status, disenfranchised, Métis and Inuit. An aggregate of Indigenous women's organizations from across the country, NWAC was founded on the collective goal to enhance, promote and foster the social, economic, cultural and political well-being of Indigenous women within their respective communities and Canada societies.Merch: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/terribletruecrimeCase Sources:https://www.nwac.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Fact_Sheet_Missing_and_Murdered_Aboriginal_Women_and_Girls.pdfhttps://www.cbc.ca/missingandmurdered/mmiw/profiles/caitlin-potts​​https://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous/caitlin-potts-disappeared-1.3638116 by Angela Sterritthttps://bc-cb.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/ViewPage.action?siteNodeId=2087&languageId=1&contentId=50923https://www.cbc.ca/missingandmurdered/mmiw/profiles/immaculate-basilhttps://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous/first-nation-offers-20k-reward-in-mmiw-case-1.3764106 by Martha Troianhttps://storiesoftheunsolved.com/2020/02/03/the-disappearance-of-abigail-andrews/https://www.cbc.ca/missingandmurdered/mmiw/profiles/abigail-andrewshttps://energeticcity.ca/2022/05/18/12-years-after-abigail-andrews-disappearance-her-family-continues-to-seek-closure/Spencer Hallhttps://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/mmiwg-racism-final-report-actions-1.5163245

This week on the AppleSox Podcast Joel Norman and Mitch Darlington introduce fans to seven new players from NWAC junior college schools. Learn more about Conner Ashworth, Garrett Gores, Evan Canfield, Anthony Sendejas, Conner Bourbon, Ian Hughes and Drake Bird on this week's podcast.

In this episode, Renee and Marie discuss 3 cases of unsolved disappearances (missing/murdered) Indigenous women/girls​​. These cases take place in Alberta, Canada.If you have any information relating to:Shelly Dene: You are encouraged to contact Edmonton Police Service at 780-423-4567 or Edmonton Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.Roxanne Marie Isadore: You are encouraged to contact Edmonton Police Service at 780-423-4567 or Edmonton Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.Justine Cochrane: You are encouraged to contact the Rocky Mountain House RCMP at 403-845-2882.Donation: This week we will be donating to The Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC)his is from their website: The Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC) is a National Indigenous Organization representing the political voice of Indigenous women, girls and gender diverse people in Canada, inclusive of First Nations on and off reserve, status and non-status, disenfranchised, Métis and Inuit. An aggregate of Indigenous women's organizations from across the country, NWAC was founded on the collective goal to enhance, promote and foster the social, economic, cultural and political well-being of Indigenous women within their respective communities and Canada societies. (nwac.ca)Sources for the Cases:https://www.nwac.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Fact_Sheet_Missing_and_Murdered_Aboriginal_Women_and_Girls.pdf https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/jr/jf-pf/2017/july04.html https://www.cbc.ca/missingandmurdered/mmiw/profiles/shelly-tannis-deneAn article from a website called stories of the unsolved The Disappearance of Shelly Dene – Stories of the Unsolved Edmonton Police: Shelly DENE (edmontonpolice.ca)https://www.cbc.ca/missingandmurdered/mmiw/profiles/roxanne-marie-isadoreEdmonton Police: Roxanne ISADORE (edmontonpolice.ca)A vice article Jane Gerster Inside One Family's Bureaucratic Struggle to Find Out if Their Missing Daughter Is Still Alive (vice.com)An article from justice for native women http://www.justicefornativewomen.com/2018/07/justine-cochrane-raped-and-beaten-to.htmlhttps://www.cbc.ca/missingandmurdered/mmiw/profiles/justine-cymone-cochrane

About Kelly: Kelly Edwards played for O'Dea High school, and won the state 3A championship three out of his four years there, 04, 05, 07 (they lost in the championship game his junior year- 06). After O'Dea he played for Che Dawson at Highline Community College. They won the Western Division title his sophomore year, giving them the #1 seed to the NWAC tournament, where they lost in the semi-finals. Kelly went on to play at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon for his junior and senior years. He was named Second-Team All Conference his junior year, with 16.5 points and 5 rebounds per game, and First Team All Conference his senior year, with 19 points and 7 rebounds per game, ranking his Pioneers as high as #24 in the nation that year. After college Kelly played professionally for the ABA, and is still active in the Jamal Crawford Summer Pro League. In 2019 summer he averaged 28 ppg, 9.5 rpg & 7.5 apg. Kelly turned down professional opportunities overseas to grow LocalHOOPS into what it is today. He has played with or against the likes of NBA pros such as: Kevin Love- Cleveland Cavaliers, Blake Griffin- Los Angeles Clippers, Jamal Crawford, Nate Robinson- New York Knicks, Isaiah Thomas- Boston Celtics, Martell Webster- Timberwolves, Brandon Roy- Portland Trailblazers, Jason Terry- Houston Rockets, Lamarcus Aldridge- San Antonio Spurs, Terry Rozier- Boston Celtics, Dejounte Murray- San Antonio Spurs, Zach Lavine- Chicago Bulls, James Johnson- Miami Heat, Earl Clark- Los Angeles Lakers, Mario Chalmers- Miami Heat, and many more. Outside of basketball, Kelly is a father of 3 – when you are in the gym keep an eye out for his wife Cindy, who is head of operations for LocalHOOPS, and his two sons KJ & Kamani, as well as his daughter Kamaya, who are already beginning to work on their handle. In this episode, Michael and Kelly discussed: Leading youth athletic programs Financial literacy Leading your business with high integrity Mentioned in the Episode: Unicorn Society Business Coaching Local hoops

On this episode I am joined by Marco Robinson, assistant coach for Grays Harbor Community College. We talk about his time as a player in the NWAC, his focus as a coach and more. If you would like to be an individual supporter of the site and podcast please check out the NW Baseball Report Patreon Page to find out how you can help increase our coverage of games across the NW. www.patreon.com/nwbaseballreport A big thank you to the Portland Baseball Club, a year round baseball academy for players of all ages, offering summer teams, fall ball, camps, and private lessons based out of their Tualatin training facility. Check them out at portlandbaseballclub.com. Also a big thank you to another of our great sponsors RepThePNW. If you live in the NW you need to check out their amazing hat design for the baseball fan in WA, OR and ID. repthepnw.com/

ADS:Daveberta Podcast - https://daveberta.ca/Alberta Podcast Network - https://www.albertapodcastnetwork.com/Taproot Edmonton - https://edmonton.taproot.news/NEWSRemains of 215 children found at former residential school site in Kamloops, BCCatholic church has not apologizedCanadian gov't has dragged their feet on TRC and actively fought survivors in court. Continues to fight Indigenous people when it comes to drinking water, reparations for Res Schools/sixties scoop, land rights, climate change, and more…GENDER -Native Women's Association leaves national MMIWG action plan process, calling it 'toxic and dysfunctional'-- creates own plan: Our Calls, Our Actions https://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous/nwac-mmiwg-action-plan-1.6047671https://www.nwac.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/NWAC-action-plan-FULL-ALL-EDITS.pdf“There can be no more aspirational documents. There can be no more playing around the edges of this genocide. The next steps must be concrete, actionable, costed, and quickly put into effect. We know what those steps are because they have been spelled out for us by the families and provided to the commissioners of the National Inquiry. They are the 2 3 1 Calls for Justice”.Men who want to be involved in the fight: https://moosehidecampaign.ca/ Texas Heartbeat billtexastribune.org/2021/05/18/texas-heartbeat-bill-abortions-law/“Gov. Greg Abbott signed into law Wednesday a measure that would prohibit in Texas abortions as early as six weeks — before some women know they are pregnant — and open the door for almost any private citizen to sue abortion providers and others. The signing of the bill opens a new frontier in the battle over abortion restrictions as first-of-its-kind legal provisions — intended to make the law harder to block — are poised to be tested in the courts”.Dadcorehttps://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice/comments/1w4zu4/so_what_is_dadcore_really/

On this episode of the NW Baseball Report I recap all the action in the GNAC, NWC, CCC and the NWAC. If you would like to be an individual supporter of the site and podcast please check out the NW Baseball Report Patreon Page to find out how you can help increase our coverage of games across the NW. www.patreon.com/nwbaseballreport A big thank you to the Portland Baseball Club, a year round baseball academy for players of all ages, offering summer teams, fall ball, camps, and private lessons based out of their Tualatin training facility. Check them out at portlandbaseballclub.com. Also a big thank you to another of our great sponsors RepThePNW. If you live in the NW you need to check out their amazing hat design for the baseball fan in WA, OR and ID. repthepnw.com/

On this episode of the NW Baseball Report I am joined by Marco Santulli a member of the Olympic College baseball team. We talk about how 2021 is going, the NWAC and his goals moving forward. If you would like to be an individual supporter of the site and podcast please check out the NW Baseball Report Patreon Page to find out how you can help increase our coverage of games across the NW. www.patreon.com/nwbaseballreport A big thank you to the Portland Baseball Club, a year round baseball academy for players of all ages, offering summer teams, fall ball, camps, and private lessons based out of their Tualatin training facility. Check them out at portlandbaseballclub.com. Also a big thank you to another of our great sponsors RepThePNW. If you live in the NW you need to check out their amazing hat design for the baseball fan in WA, OR and ID. repthepnw.com/

On this episode of the NW Baseball Report I recap all the action in the GNAC, NWC, CCC and the NWAC. If you would like to be an individual supporter of the site and podcast please check out the NW Baseball Report Patreon Page to find out how you can help increase our coverage of games across the NW. www.patreon.com/nwbaseballreport A big thank you to the Portland Baseball Club, a year round baseball academy for players of all ages, offering summer teams, fall ball, camps, and private lessons based out of their Tualatin training facility. Check them out at portlandbaseballclub.com. Also a big thank you to another of our great sponsors RepThePNW. If you live in the NW you need to check out their amazing hat design for the baseball fan in WA, OR and ID. repthepnw.com/

On this episode of the NW Baseball Report I recap all the action in the GNAC, NWC, CCC and the NWAC. If you would like to be an individual supporter of the site and podcast please check out the NW Baseball Report Patreon Page to find out how you can help increase our coverage of games across the NW. www.patreon.com/nwbaseballreport A big thank you to the Portland Baseball Club, a year round baseball academy for players of all ages, offering summer teams, fall ball, camps, and private lessons based out of their Tualatin training facility. Check them out at portlandbaseballclub.com. Also a big thank you to another of our great sponsors RepThePNW. If you live in the NW you need to check out their amazing hat design for the baseball fan in WA, OR and ID. repthepnw.com/

On this episode of the NW Baseball Report I recap all the action in the GNAC, NWC, CCC and the NWAC. If you would like to be an individual supporter of the site and podcast please check out the NW Baseball Report Patreon Page to find out how you can help increase our coverage of games across the NW. www.patreon.com/nwbaseballreport A big thank you to the Portland Baseball Club, a year round baseball academy for players of all ages, offering summer teams, fall ball, camps, and private lessons based out of their Tualatin training facility. Check them out at portlandbaseballclub.com. Also a big thank you to another of our great sponsors RepThePNW. If you live in the NW you need to check out their amazing hat design for the baseball fan in WA, OR and ID. repthepnw.com/

The Native Women's Association of Canada will soon be in a new home in Gatineau, Quebec. To brighten the walls, NWAC is looking for artwork from young Indigenous artists, including from here in Nova Scotia. Find out more about that.

On this episode of the NW Baseball Report I recap all the action in the GNAC, NWC, CCC and the NWAC. If you would like to be an individual supporter of the site and podcast please check out the NW Baseball Report Patreon Page to find out how you can help increase our coverage of games across the NW. www.patreon.com/nwbaseballreport A big thank you to the Portland Baseball Club, a year round baseball academy for players of all ages, offering summer teams, fall ball, camps, and private lessons based out of their Tualatin training facility. Check them out at portlandbaseballclub.com. Also a big thank you to another of our great sponsors RepThePNW. If you live in the NW you need to check out their amazing hat design for the baseball fan in WA, OR and ID. repthepnw.com/

On this episode of the NW Baseball Report I recap all the action in the GNAC, NWC, CCC and the NWAC. A big thank you to the Portland Baseball Club, a year round baseball academy for players of all ages, offering summer teams, fall ball, camps, and private lessons based out of their Tualatin training facility. Check them out at portlandbaseballclub.com. Also a big thank you to another of our great sponsors RepThePNW. If you live in the NW you need to check out their amazing hat design for the baseball fan in WA, OR and ID. repthepnw.com/ If you would like to be an individual supporter of the site and podcast please check out the NW Baseball Report Patreon Page to find out how you can help increase our coverage of games across the NW. www.patreon.com/nwbaseballreport

On this episode of the NW Baseball Report I recap all the action in the GNAC, NWC, CCC and the NWAC. A big thank you to the Portland Baseball Club, a year round baseball academy for players of all ages, offering summer teams, fall ball, camps, and private lessons based out of their Tualatin training facility. Check them out at portlandbaseballclub.com. Also a big thank you to another of our great sponsors RepThePNW. If you live in the NW you need to check out their amazing hat design for the baseball fan in WA, OR and ID. repthepnw.com/ If you would like to be an individual supporter of the site and podcast please check out the NW Baseball Report Patreon Page to find out how you can help increase our coverage of games across the NW. www.patreon.com/nwbaseballreport

On this episode of the NW Baseball Report I recap all the action in the GNAC, NWC, CCC and for the first time in 2021 the NWAC. A big thank you to the Portland Baseball Club, a year round baseball academy for players of all ages, offering summer teams, fall ball, camps, and private lessons based out of their Tualatin training facility. Check them out at portlandbaseballclub.com. Also a big thank you to another of our great sponsors RepThePNW. If you live in the NW you need to check out their amazing hat design for the baseball fan in WA, OR and ID. repthepnw.com/ If you would like to be an individual supporter of the site and podcast please check out the NW Baseball Report Patreon Page to find out how you can help increase our coverage of games across the NW. www.patreon.com/nwbaseballreport

Created by: Mari Feher,  Hosted by: Ania WiktorowiczNWAC's own Peter Moore avalanche specialist gives you an insight into avalanches on Mt Hood.  Avalanche science, weather and preparedness is the center points of this interview. If you are a beginner in the  backcountry and need advice on how and where to look for information and avalanche safety equipment, Peter  will walk you though the use of the NWAC website as well as giving you several pointers in acquiring current data. NWAC.USAvalanche.orgcaltopo.comavalancheassociation.cawcc.nrcs.gov

Coach C. Collins and Coach MJ are ready to talk more AAU basketball, life and everything in between. In this episode, following the theme of Jessup January the Coaches sit down with coach Bryce Jacobson the assistant coach for the men's side at William Jessup University. Bryce Jacobson officially joined the men’s basketball staff in a part-time position prior to the 2019-20 season. At the conclusion of the 2019-20 season, his first with Jessup, Jacobson was promoted to a full-time role as an assistant coach. The coaches talk about Hardwood Palace opened back up and seems people are very happy to have the freedom of sports.  Coach Mark has decided to start an AAU club GGT basketball and the touchy subject of kids being held back is brought up as well.  Guest: Bryce Jacobson (Assistant Men's Basketball Coach)As a collegiate athlete, Jacobson played basketball for Peninsula College in Port Angeles, WA, a team coached by current Jessup head coach Lance Von Vogt. Jacobson served as a team captain for the Pirates, and played a key role in the team winning the NWAC championship in Von Vogt’s first season.Basketball runs in Jacobson’s DNA, as he is the son of two former college basketball players in their own right. Originally from Palmer, AK, Jacobson began his coaching at the local junior high and high school in his hometown. Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coach.jacobson/ This episode we get to see the perspective of a hard working young Coach who also works with the kids at YBACoach C. Collins and Coach MJ are going to see if Coach Bryce is really Bout That Life!!! Click Here to follow Coach C. CollinsIG: https://www.instagram.com/hoopstariam/FB: https://www.facebook.com/christopher.collins.106Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/Christo53408073Feel free to check our bonus episodes "Coaches Rize Time"Training Site: https://www.phenixfitness23.com/contact-usAAU Club Information: http://www.ybadawgs.com/Thank you for your support and time Coach MJ(God Given Talent)IG: https://www.instagram.com/ggtbasketball/FB: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=mark%20jeffries

Nicole from Vancouver punk band Strange Breed chats with us about her band's new single, and an amazing selection of Canadian punk tracks. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you or someone you know is currently dealing with an abusive environment or the aftermath of an assault: -National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-HOPE -National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 -Rainn.org (North America's largest anti-sexual violence organization) -NWAC.org (Native Women's Association of Canada) -NeedHelpNow.ca (Victims of Cyber Sexual Abuse) -Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868

Davey Boswell sits with Carlos Guerra to discuss his background as a biomedical scientist, and his eventual shift to real estate investing after discovering the New Wealth Advisors Club. Carlos also shares a few reasons how his life has changed for the better, and how anyone with the right mindset can be successful at NWAC.

In this special episode, Anthony and Breanna discuss the real-world history and current events of Native Americans and Indigenous Canadians. They also review the two Disney animated films and talk about the issues with their depiction and the problems with representing a real person's story. - Please donate to the Native American Rights Fund at NARF.org and the Native Women's Association of Canada at NWAC.ca --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/magicmeter/support

On this episode of the podcast I am joined by Brad Thorsteinson, Head Coach of the Cascade Christian High School baseball team. We talk about the approach he has with developing his players, his time playing in the NWAC and more. To keep the 9 Inning Know It All podcast, site and YouTube channel up and running we need supporters like you. Please consider becoming a supporter on our Patreon account. Every little bit helps us to get to more games and share the game of baseball with players, coaches and fans across the country. www.patreon.com/9inningknowitall

Melina Boswell, Co-Founder and CEO of the New Wealth Advisors Club, sits with Oscar Solares, Christian Rios, Davey Boswell, Andrew Boswell, and Spoon to share about where they are as a club and as a family. The NWAC team also share their future plans as well as their goal to highlight hardworking members within the club.

On this episode I am joined by Paul Gehring Assistant Coach at Edmonds Community College. We talk about what this fall is going to look like for the Tritons team, some baseball memories, and just lots of great NWAC discussion. To keep the 9 Inning Know It All podcast, site and YouTube channel up and running we need supporters like you. Please consider becoming a supporter on our Patreon account. Every little bit helps us to get to more games and share the game of baseball with players, coaches and fans across the country. www.patreon.com/9inningknowitall

On this episode of the 9 Inning Know It All podcast I am joined by Dalton Stamper, a member of the Bellevue University Bruins baseball team and former Wenatchee Valley CC baseball player. We talk about his time in the NWAC, transferring to Bellevue and rehabbing from Tommy John surgery. To keep the 9 Inning Know It All podcast, site and YouTube channel up and running we need supporters like you. Please consider becoming a supporter on our Patreon account. Every little bit helps us to get to more games and share the game of baseball with players, coaches and fans across the country. www.patreon.com/9inningknowitall

On this episode I am joined by Beau Kerns, assistant coach for Umpqua Community College in the NWAC. We talk about what he has been doing during the down time, his journey with baseball and more. To keep the 9 Inning Know It All podcast, site and YouTube channel up and running we need supporters like you. Please consider becoming a supporter on our Patreon account. Every little bit helps us to get to more games and share the game of baseball with players, coaches and fans across the country. www.patreon.com/9inningknowitall

On this episode of Off The Wall, Joey and Josh talk about the latest update from the NWAC that affects Umpqua Riverhawks volleyball and cross country. The guys clear up some misinformation surrounding the Roseburg Docs baseball team. And they end things on a fun note with a few kicker stories.

Melina Boswell, Co-Founder and CEO of the New Wealth Advisors Club, sits with Evelyn Madde, Matt Collins, Oscar Solares, Jasmine Luera, Dr. Joe Davis, Dan Caterino, Sally Christensen, Christian Rios, and Timothy Bruzzesi Jr., to introduce her mentorship group to the club. The NWAC team also share about looking in the mirror daily and making sure to avoid living a life on autopilot.

Melina Boswell virtually sits with John Slater, David Boswell, Oscar Solares, Frank Luna, TJ, and Christian Rios to discuss their fears during the pandemic. The NWAC team also shares what they have all become grateful for as they’ve navigated life under quarantine and working from home.

Melina Boswell sits with Cory Nemoto to discuss his evolution from student to celebrity speaker for many at the New Wealth Advisors Club. Cory also shares about growing up in Hawaii, going to his first NWAC event, and seeing the next generation of investors emerge from the club.

Kurt Guelsdorf is in his 28th year coaching and 2nd at the collegiate level. He began coaching and teaching after earning an undergraduate degree at Portland State University and Arizona State University for teacher education graduate work, and Portland State again for a Masters Degree. Currently Coach Guelsdorf is Associate Head Coach at Clackamas Community College in Oregon City, Oregon. The Cougars have made the NWAC playoffs in each of his two years compiling a 36-17 overall record. Previously, Guelsdorf was the head or co-head girls’ basketball coach at Oregon City High School from 2003- 2018. The Pioneers had a record of 354-67 during that time, an 84% winning percentage. Oregon City also won 13 District Championships and 3 State Championships. His overall record in 21 years as a head high school girls’ basketball coach is 451-123, #8 All-Time in Oregon High School history. Previous to Oregon City, Guelsdorf was at Gresham High School, his alma mater, for 8 years, 6 as head girls’ basketball coach. Guelsdorf has been named District Coach of the Year 8 times and State of Oregon Coach of the Year 2 times. He Co-Coached his first 3 years at Oregon City High School with recent Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame Coach Brad Smith. The Guelsdorf family includes wife of 23 years, Kristin, and twin daughters Kaari and Kylie, 19, and Kaydyn, 15. Dogs include Lucy, Dezi, Maggie, and Hadley. All girls☺ kurt.guelsdorf@orecity.k12.or.us @KurtGuelsdorf --- 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

The events of the past week have created a lot of uncertainly for the sports world. For the leaders of these young men and women, we want you to know we are here for you. We aim to be a source of support for athletic directors, coaches, and the student-athletes affected during this difficult time. In episode 2 of the Budget Cuts podcast Sean Connors, CEO of eTeamSponsor sits down with NWAC Executive Director, Marco Azurdia and Clackamas CC (OR) athletic director, Jim Martineau. They discuss the affects COVID-19 has had on the athletic landscape, particularly NWAC schools and what coaches are doing to navigate the recruiting process.

Melina Boswell sits with David Boswell, Oscar Solares, and Adriana “Spoon” Uribe, to have a conversation about playing to your strengths, and knowing to trust and count on the members of the New Wealth Advisors Club. The team also discuss a rehab story, and how they’ve learned to approach situations based on the many experiences shared within NWAC.

Melina Boswell sits with Donnie Edison to share his experience surviving a stroke, his love for everyone, and his determination to walk 1500 miles to South Dakota for Stroke Awareness Month. Donnie’s response to his situation is inspiring and an example for the members of the New Wealth Advisors Club to show love and kindness to all. The NWAC team encourages everyone to support Donnie in his quest by going to this link: bright-side-slogans.myshopify.com

Melina Boswell sits with Christian Rios, John Slater, Oscar Solares, Frank Luna, Tim Wilkinson, and David Boswell to discuss the New Wealth Advisors Club’s word of the year. The NWAC team also shares their personal word of the year, and how they arrived at them.

"I have been doing avalanche awareness education since the seventies and during that time, I've had people come back and tell me what I said in my presentation helped save their life. That is huge payment. I do this work as a volunteer. The community has been good to me and I want to give back. It's like paying rent." Roland Emetaz "Mr. Em" has been coming to Holden Village since 2004. He helped start the Northwest Avalanche Center (NWAC) and has been on the board since 1998. Mr. Em is a retired Forester with the US Forest Service, Pacific NW Region, spending his career advocating outdoor safety, quality customer service and teamwork. Mr. Em continues as a volunteer teaching those lessons. He provides avalanche awareness programs on behalf of the NWAC various audiences. He is often on assignment with the Central Washington All Hazards Incident Management Team (one of 54 in the Nation) managing incidents as diverse as wildfires and hurricanes, from the Arctic Circle to the Gulf Coast. Northwest Avalanche Center Website https://www.nwac.us/ To learn more about Holden Village, visit: http://www.holdenvillage.org or to listen to more audio recordings visit: http://audio.holdenvillage.org The Holden Village Podcast is accessible through Apple iTunes, Google Play Music, Spotify, TuneIn, iHeart Radio, and most podcast apps. To contact the podcast author, podcast@holdenvillage.org

Melina Boswell sits with John Slater and Patti Lutz to discuss Patti’s growth within the New Wealth Advisors Club as well as the homes that she’s had the privilege of saving. They also focus on a particular case and examine one that has a beautiful and interesting story that could inspire the members of the NWAC.

What would you do if you were caught in an avalanche? How do you minimize your risk when you're traveling in the snowy mountains? Robert Hahn has studied avalanches and still managed to get caught in one.  He works for the Northwest Avalanche Center.  He shares his personal avalanche survival story. He also shares tips on how you can avoid repeating his fate. After 50 mins, we shift away from talking about avalanches and we talk about his harrowing experiences in the Himalayas. After 70 minutes, we talk about his fascinating time in Africa, which includes two years in the Peace Corps in Uganda, climbing the 3rd tallest peak in Africa, and several cultural insights, including the importance (or lack thereof) of honesty. I briefly mention my podcast with Sym Blanchard, who talks about how to live a meaningful life. About Robert Hahn Robert Hahn is an Avalanche Forecasting Meteorologist who has worked at NWAC since 2017. Robert is responsible for twice-daily mountain weather forecasts for all zones and daily avalanche forecasts for the Olympics, Mt. Hood, Washington Cascades East South, and other zones as needed, while helping to coordinate the avalanche products throughout the region. Robert believes that quality mountain weather and avalanche products will help backcountry travelers inform their decisions in the mountains, ultimately saving lives. Robert holds a master’s degree in Atmospheric Sciences from the University of Washington. When Robert is not working, you’ll find him backcountry skiing in remote corners of the Cascades or Canada and exploring tropical jungles when the snow melts. WanderLearn fans get a special chance to win $1000 in travel credits on TourRadar by going here: https://www.tourradar.com/wanderlearn  Share, rate, and review the WanderLearn podcast! 3 Sponsors 1. Tour Radar Do you want to take a life-changing travel adventure but you either hate planning or you don't know where to start? TourRadar is a trusted online marketplace that helps you find, compare and book multi-day tours that will expand your horizons through life-enriching travel experiences. Just type in a region you have always wanted to visit or your preferred travel style and TourRadar will do the rest. And right now, WanderLearn listeners can visit TourRadar for a chance to win $1,000 in travel credits! Enter at https://www.tourradar.com/wanderlearn  2. The Steelman Family Foundation Rene Steelman leads the Steelman Family Foundation which helps families with non-ambulatory children to acquire wheelchair-accessible vehicles. Their mission is to help families with children diagnosed with a permanent disability participate in the community. The Steelman Family Foundation also supports events to benefit cerebral palsy education and activities. They work exclusively with United Access and serve families nationally. Learn more and donate at https://steelmanfamilyfoundation.org 3. Health Access Sumbawa One of WanderLearn's top patrons, Kathy Kennedy Enger, asked me to draw attention to Health Access Sumbawa. I am happy to promote this remarkable nonprofit. In 2014, Jack Kennedy founded the organization to bring malaria control and healthcare to remote, impoverished communities. It started on the remote island of Sumbawa, Indonesia. Since then, it's expanded thanks to generous donations. Visit their website to learn more and to donate: https://healthaccesssumbawa.org More info You can post comments, ask questions, and sign up for my newsletter at http://wanderlearn.com. If you like this podcast, subscribe and share!  On social media, my username is always ftapon. Follow me on: http://facebook.com/ftapon http://twitter.com/ftapon http://youtube.com/user/ftapon http://pinterest.com/ftapon http://tumblr.com/ftapon Claim your monthly reward by becoming a patron at http://Patreon.com/FTapon Rewards start at just $2/month! If you prefer to do a one-time contribution, you can send it to my PayPal at FT@FrancisTapon.com If you prefer giving me Bitcoin, then please send BTC to my tip jar: 3EiSBC2bv2bYtYEXAKTkgqZohjF27DGjnV

Melina Boswell sits with Frank Luna, Oscar Solares, Christian Rios and Dave Boswell to discuss the types of leaders that the New Wealth Advisors Club attracts. The team also touches on how elevating others and not putting them down is one of the qualities that edifies those in the NWAC.

Melina Boswell sits with Christian Rios, John Slater and David Boswell to discuss the entrepreneurial mindset and how the New Wealth Advisors Club came out of a want to design their lives by being willing to work. The team also explains how the NWAC encourages its members to get off the couch and get on with their business.

Melina Boswell sits down with members of the New Wealth Advisors Club to reflect on one full year of running the club without her cofounder, Dave Boswell. Stories are shared and memories reflected on Dave’s role as a mentor and inspiration to the members of the NWAC.

Melina Boswell sits with Oscar Solares, Frank Luna, David Boswell and Tim Wilkinson to discuss the 70-20-10 rule. Together, they explain how important it is for everyone in the NWAC to just jump in and start working toward your goal.

Melina Boswell sits with six ladies of the New Wealth Advisors Club. Sandy Jaime, Adrian Bradley, Becky Cardenas, Tina Salazar, Tamara Paige and Monica Barrios to talk about the future of women in leadership. The qualities that women bring to leadership are discussed along with the importance of protecting the integrity of the NWAC.

Melina Boswell sits with Oscar Solares and introduces Eric and Becky Cardenas, and Manuel and Tina Salazar, to discuss being married couples within the New Wealth Advisors Club and working together in the real estate business. They also discuss the new company that is being formed as two power couples coming together within the NWAC.Permalink

We sit down with Ellan Read and Derek Van Tassel to talk Nothing Without a Company’s upcoming 24 hour play festival, how to prepare for the unpreparable, the upcoming Wonder… The post Scapi Radio 05.01.19 NWAC 24 Hr Concert, Wonder Ball appeared first on Scapi Magazine.

Melina Boswell sits with Tim Wilkinson and Oscar Solares to introduce to everyone her good friend Adrian Bradley. A member of the New Wealth Advisors Club since January 2015, Adrian joined the club after spending 30+ years as a professional secretary. Her goal was to find a family and she ended up finding that and more in the NWAC.Permalink

Melina Boswell sits with several members of the NWAC team: Tim Wilkinson, Frank Luna, Oscar Solares, Andrew Boswell, David and Kendra Boswell, and “Spoon” to discuss changing strategies in a changing market. Being prepared and well-equipped for whatever the market brings you is crucial for all of the members of the New Wealth Advisors Club.

Melina Boswell sits with Oscar Solares, Frank Luna, John Slater, Tim Wilkinson, Kevin Castillo, Christian Rios and “Spoon” to have a conversation about the the importance of training and moving the members of the New Wealth Advisors Club into action. At the NWAC, everyone participates in helping to inspire others to achieve and share their real purpose.Permalink

Melina Boswell and Oscar Solares sit down with the leaders of the new chapter of the New Wealth Advisors Club, Joel and Mary Ann Bongco. Joel and Mary Anne share their story as well as how they met Oscar and Melina, and finally, discuss their vision for the new NWAC satellite office in Hawaii.Permalink

Melina Boswell sits with one of the students of the New Wealth Advisors Club, Bruce Redmond, along with Oscar Solares and Tim Wilkinson to discuss his love for working with his hands, working on patents, and trusting that everything happens for a reason. Bruce’s experience in the NWAC has also allowed him to let people in and acknowledge that people matter.Permalink

We have Jeff Hambelton from NWAC (Northwest Avalanche Association) to talk about his roll as the Snowmobile Education Coordinator, what the avalanche association does for Northwest backcountry users, getting caught in an avalanche at Mt. Baker and where you can go to find avalanche education and rescue training. We briefly preview what Jeff talks about in his avalanche awareness course and we also get into some gear discussion and where he likes to snowboard when off the clock. You can find links for the websites mentioned here: NWAC.US NWAC Education Calendar American Avalanche Association Avalanche.org  

On Jen's episode of Wait What?!, she gets wildly frustrated trying to convince Courtney & I that something is not right below the surface. Murals, murderous sculptures, Italian Cheez-its, NWO, NWAC, Illuminati and Adidas lunchbags are all in play.

Melina Boswell sits with Oscar Solares, Frank Luna, “Spoon”, Tim Wilkinson, Kevin Castillo, Tim Jackson and Ernesto Chavezvaldivia for part two of their intimate conversation about the journeys of some of the members of the New Wealth Advisors Club. There will be moments where diving into the pool of life will take nothing more than faith and personal development but the reality is that understanding the value that others being to you is how those in the NWAC can continue to grow.Permalink

Whaaaaaaatt, is 2018 almost over already? This year simultaneously feels like it lasted 1,000 years or 15 minutes. Anyway, Chris and Kirsten are back in the Airstream to catch up after a wild ride through this year of unexpected interruptions and frantic scrambles after surprise opportunities. Chris and Kirsten also talk about must-see conferences in 2019. SCA. NWAC. TAC Heritage Film Festival. We're everywhere...in a tri-state area ;) If you have a podcast or project about archaeology, anthropology, or anything near it go to the Heritage Film Festival https://www.archaeologychannel.org/events-guide/tac-international-film-festival/international-film-festival If you're in the Portland area, join us in the Airstream! Find us on social media @godigahole www.facebook.com/godigahole www.twitter.com/godigahole www.instagram.com/godigahole Support Go Dig a Hole on Patreon for your awesome sticker and more perks! www.patreon.com/godigahole

Melina Boswell sits with Oscar Solares, Frank Luna, “Spoon”, Tim Wilkinson, Kevin Castillo, Tim Jackson and Ernesto Chavezvaldivia for an intimate conversation about the journeys of some of the members of the New Wealth Advisors Club. There will be moments when you’ll feel stuck as you try to move forward but getting out of your head and sharing with people that you trust is what many in the NWAC have claimed as being the ways to get unstuck and to thrive.Permalink

Melina Boswell sits with Kevin Castillo, Andrew Boswell, Adriana “Spoon” Uribe, Frank Luna, Oscar Solares, Tim Jackson and Ernesto Chavezvaldivia to share some Airbnb horror stories that a few members of the New Wealth Advisors Club have experienced. Short-term rentals can be a good investment but can also turn out to be tricky. Hopefully these experiences help anyone in the NWAC learn about some of the possible outcomes when renting out their properties.Permalink

Melina Boswell sits with Kevin Castillo, Christian Rios, Tim Wilkinson, Oscar Solares and Frank Luna, leaders at the New Wealth Advisors Club, to discuss how inevitable it is for the market to correct with the ongoing rise of inflation and interest rates. Sometimes decisions can be fear-based but at the NWAC, the power is in having all of the information necessary to make good decisions.Permalink

Melina Boswell and John Slater sit down with Amir Elia to discuss how he stood out within the New Wealth Advisors Club and how he’s handling his transition into coaching other members of the NWAC. Amir also explains how his main drive is his unselfish desire to awaken growth in others around him.Permalink

Melina Boswell sits down with Tim Wilkinson, Oscar Solares and her two sons, David and Andrew, to talk about how important it is within the New Wealth Advisors Club to know your numbers. Oscar and Tim talk about the number of doors that they’ve knocked on daily to get to where they are now and Melina shares a story of being able to retire her parents simply by asking what their number was. Inside the NWAC, knowing your numbers, along with activity, produces results.Permalink

Melina Boswell, Tim Wilkinson and Oscar Solares sit down with their good friend and vital asset to the New Wealth Advisors Club, Mike Young. Mike has been with NWAC for five years and has persevered through several heart operations that have only strengthened his belief in the importance of organ donors and in never making excuses in life.Permalink

Melina Boswell sits down with her two sons, Dave and Andrew Boswell, as well as Oscar Solares, to discuss how their experiences have prepared them to join the New Wealth Advisors Club and help others achieve greatness. Dave’s story takes him from running away from home for Colorado, to getting married and having children in Idaho and now back to California to join the NWAC, while Andrew had a moment of rebellion which led to a short stint in a boarding school in Utah to now having 6 years of experience learning real estate from the brightest minds at the club.Permalink

Oscar, John and Tim sit down with Chris Albin, the instructor of the highly popular Creative Acquisitions class at the New Wealth Advisors Club. Together, they discuss the importance of making sure your math is always right when trying to get creative with your real estate deals as well as how crucial it is to be thoroughly organized. Most members will eventually find themselves in the weeds but the NWAC is committed to being there to help them when those challenges arise.Permalink

Melina Boswell is joined in a conversation of love with Frank Luna, John Slater, Oscar Solares and her eldest son, David Boswell to honor the late husband, father and founder of the New Wealth Advisors Club, Dave Boswell. In a home of misfits that the NWAC aimed to become, Dave embodied the idea of the ultimate misfit as well as a man of honor and a provoker of greatness from all that he encountered.

Native women’s group loses discrimination case. In 1991, when the federal government was trying to change the constitution, it gave $10 million to four aboriginal groups to secure their input throughout an extensive consultative process. Unfortunately, the government overlooked the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC), whose members felt they should have been at what they considered a male-dominated table. Belatedly trying to correct matters, the government gave NWAC $560,000, but it didn’t stop the women from taking the federal government to court for violating their charter rights – by denying them freedom of expression and discriminating against them based on gender. On March 30, 1992, Judge Walsh of the federal Court of Canada dismissed the case, saying that while more money would have given the NWAC more voice in the process, it is not up to the courts to ensure that every organization has money during a consultative process. The judge also found that the other four aboriginal groups represented both men and women, and therefore the court should not be interfering with the government’s choices. This decision was appealed all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada, which agreed with Judge Walsh in dismissing the case. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave and Melina Boswell sit this episode out and let Oscar Solares, John Slater, Frank Luna and Tim Wilkinson talk with a relatively new member of the New Wealth Advisors Club, Amir. They chat about how Amir’s consistency and his desire to have success in the world of real estate led him to take advantage of the strong support system at the NWAC and work towards his goal of being a support system for others.

Carmel Kilkenny speaks with Francyne Joe of NWAC about the money Minister Monsef announced today, to go toward helping 'under-served' women in Canada.

Dave and Melina Boswell sit with Oscar Solares and John Slater in their first podcast of 2018 to discuss some of the new and exciting plans for the members of the New Wealth Advisors Club. John and Oscar announce the details on a new weekly Facebook Live broadcast the will give NWAC members an unfettered look behind the scenes of live real estate walkthroughs and deals as well as a coaching call program where members can receive coaching by several experienced investors of the NWAC.

Melina Boswell sits down with Kim Jacobson and Christie Weber to discuss how they are hoping to inspire women in the New Wealth Advisors Club to break the glass ceiling in business and real estate. Kim, NWAC member for 4 years, and Christie, for 1 year, share how they balance who they are as women with being strong and fierce in going after what they want in their everyday lives.

Dave Boswell and Melina Boswell are joined in the studio by Peter Vanderlinde on his 5 year anniversary of first joining the New Wealth Advisors Club. Peter tells his story of being a shy and introverted person trying to make it in the dog eat dog world of entrepreneurs. His motivations were his goal of getting his wife, Ada, out of the retail job that she had been in for 17 years and buying a house for the long term. Ultimately, choosing to persevere and push forward is what got him to exceed his goals and share his passion along with all of the other misfits in the NWAC.

Dave Boswell and Melina Boswell sit down with Bruce Redmond and Tim Wilkinson to talk about some of their experiences in the New Wealth Advisors Club. Bruce had been let down by people and discovered that he could open up again when he joined NWAC and met Dave, Melina, Tim and the entire team. Dave and Melina also read a kind note that Bruce gifted in appreciation of their relationship.

A conversation with Schone Malliet, the founder and current head of the National Winter Activity Center or NWAC in Vernon, New Jersey. The NWAC works to introduce under-resourced kids from the New York City metropolitan area to winter sports. They partner with organizations such as the YMCA and Boys and Girls Club of America to bus young people to the center on property formerly known as Hidden Valley, an alpine area with lights and snow making entirely owned and operated by NWAC exclusively for NWAC participants. They provide each participant with equipment, mentoring, healthy meals and even clothing as needed, to get them on the hill with an instructor. They are a non-profit and their programs are made affordable to participants. Having already expanded to snowboarding, NWAC is now expanding to include Nordic skiing. Schone is a former marine captain and pilot. He is an African American who grew up in the South Bronx. He studied Econ at Holy Cross College and then earned an MBA at Pepperdine University. He worked in finance at Wells Fargo before becoming the executive vice president of the National Brotherhood of Skiers and the CEO of the National Winter Sports Education Foundation. This is the first interview that I’ve done remotely and the audio quality is not perfect. Thanks for bearing with me as I learn the best ways to record these conversations. The NWAC website is http://winter4kids.org/. To support their mission, you can donate online or call the center at 973-846-8250.

We posed a question to our real estate investment club: Is there anyone who believes the system created at the club for real estate investing doesn't work? 100% agreed: the system at NWAC works! However, a few folks don't believe they've achieved the success they're looking for. Whether that's flipping more houses, being my own boss, making more money, financial freedom or controlling my own schedule. So we asked the club a second question: Why aren't you achieving the goals you've set? On this episode, the founders, Dave and Melina along with a few senior real estate investors at New Wealth Advisors Club examine these answers and challenge them with a fresh perspective on how it's possible to realize your dreams.

Overseeing 36 community college athletic departments in two states and one Canadian Province, Northwest Athletic Conference Executive Director Marco Azurdia explains why his work is cut out for him. Azurdia talks about some of the challenges of increasing the professional development of his athletic directors, of ensuring student athlete welfare, and building trust between communities. Azurdia also talks about his own experiences in the NWAC, as a long-time women's basketball coach, and how it shaped his view of how to broaden athletic administration as a whole. Twitter: @nwaccommish

Dawn Lavell-Harvard, president of the NWAC talks about her hopes and reservations regarding the upcoming national inquiry into Canada's missing and murdered indigenous women and girls,

Dawn Lavell-Harvard, President of the NWAC, talks about the expectations for the upcoming inquiry into MMIG, and her recent shock at being excluded from the First Minister's meeting with native leaders.