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Today's Summer School episode from the IBI Archive is episode 3 with writer Casey Gerald. Born in Oak Cliff Texas, Casey's life reads like a textbook definition of The American Dream. Oh you know, Small town boy from a troubled home makes good and lands in the Ivy Leagues—Yale to be exact. Casey later goes off to Harvard Business school and co-founds the nonprofit MBAs Across America, for which he is listed as one of Fast Company's Most Creative People. All of this and more can be found in his memoir, There Will be No Miracles Here, which was listed by both NPR and The New York Times as one of the best books of 2018. His Ted Talk, “The Gospel of Doubt” has over 2.1 million views. Did I mention he was also a Rhodes Semifinalist?Recorded via Zoom while under lockdown, we speak about when Casey realized the "American Dream" was a scam (16:35), how he rediscovered his inner child (19:30), the malleability of time (26:10), the first boy he ever loved (40:15), the gift of being gay (47:25), what prisons and the coronavirus have in common (50:30), the joy of blackness (56:07), why it's always a good idea to leave New York City (59:30), and the path to finding internal joy (1:02:43) We cover so many amazing topics, and Casey shows us a side of himself he rarely ever does. This episode takes on a more conversational tone, and a few F-bombs are dropped, be warned, lol.Links we mention in the episode:Casey's Instagram and Twitter: @caseygeraldCasey's book: There Will Be No Miracles HereAbraham Hicks: https://www.abraham-hicks.comMarianne Williamson's A Return to LoveBell Hook's All About Love: New VisionsThank you for tuning in! Please don't forget to rate, comment, subscribe and SHARE with a friend.Visit us on IBI Digital at blackimagination.com Watch other episodes on YouTube at The Institute of Black Imagination.Connect with us on Instagram at @blackimagination

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For as long as he can remember, Cooper Koch has been a storyteller. Usually making people laugh, typically as the butt of most of his own jokes. Professionally, Cooper is also a storyteller. As the founder of PR Firm Cooper Smith Agency, he is trusted with developing and telling the stories of his clients. He is also the Founder and Publisher of He Said Dallas, an online source of things to do, see, buy, enjoy, etc. in Dallas…all from a witty gay perspective, and storyteller on his blog CoopedUp.com and his daily Facebook Live show (weekdays, 4:30 on Facebook). He previously contributed regularly to Huffington Post's Queer Voices section.In 2012, Cooper and his family were featured in a national Father's Day marketing campaign for JCPenney that triggered a boycott from the "Million Moms" and worldwide news coverage of the first-of-its-kind ad. It was the first ever mainstream American ad featuring a real life gay family. 

Coach Jason Todd gives great insight on how the Team prepared for the victory and what he said to the players to put that spark in them Jason Todd has dedicated his life to working with kids being that father figure that is so needed through sports and learning and he gives us numerous situations on being there for the Players and just keeping the team focused Congratulations Coach. Todd Coach.  Jason Todd is BOSS TALK 101APPROVED #JasonTodd #StateChamps #DallasIsd    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bosstalkpod... Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0yD2UzY... 

Brianna Ruelas, of Dallas Texas is a Rock Moving mother of 3, Singer, Musician, Author, Teacher, Coach and Restaurateur / Co-Owner of Victor Hugo's in Oak Cliff Texas. She is also someone that believes in working very hard and then slowing down to rest, recharge and reconsider the opportunities before you. Lean in and listen to how this amazing Entrepreneur learned to flourish during the COVID pandemic. You will want to follow her on Facebook - especially if you have any desire to launch into a professional singing career. You can find Brianna on Facebook @BriannaRuelasMusic On her website: https://www.briannaruelasmusic.com Purchase her Books, "Make Reality TV Your Reality" and "Performing Artist Pathway" on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GC3J1R9 Visit their Restaurant: https://www.victorhugos.com/ My Thanks to Brianna for sharing her heart, passion and wisdom with me and our family of Rock Movers~ Karen --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rockmovers/support

Today’s episode is with writer Casey Gerald. Born in Oak Cliff Texas, Casey’s life reads like a textbook definition of The American Dream.  Oh you know, Small town boy from troubled home makes good and lands in the Ivy Leagues—Yale to be exact. Casey later goes off to Harvard Business school and co-founds the nonprofit MBAs Across America, for which he is  listed as one of Fast Company’s Most Creative People.  All of this and more can be found in his memoir, There Will be No Miracles Here, which was listed by both NPR and The New York Times as one of the best books of 2018.  His Ted Talk, “The Gospel of Doubt” has over 2.1 million views. Did I mention he was also a Rhodes Semifinalist? Recorded via Zoom while under lockdown,  we speak about when Casey realized the "American Dream" was a scam (16:35), how he rediscovered his inner child (19:30), the malleability of time (26:10), the first boy he ever loved (40:15), the gift of being gay (47:25), what prisons and the coronavirus have in common (50:30), the joy of blackness (56:07), why it's always a good idea to leave New York City (59:30), and the path to finding internal joy (1:02:43) We cover so many amazing topics, and Casey shows us a side of himself he rarely ever does.   This episode takes on a more conversational tone, and a few F-bombs are dropped, be warned, lol. Links we mention in the episode: Casey's Instagram and Twitter: https://twitter.com/CaseyGerald (@caseygerald) His book: https://www.amazon.com/There-Will-Be-Miracles-Here/dp/0735214204 (There Will Be No Miracles Here) Abraham Hicks: https://www.abraham-hicks.com ( https://www.abraham-hicks.com) Marianne Williamson's https://www.amazon.com/Return-Love-Reflections-Principles-Miracles/dp/0060927488 (A Return to Love) bell hook's https://www.amazon.com/All-About-Love-New-Visions/dp/0060959479 (All About Love: New Visions) Thank you for tuning in! Please don't forget to rate, comment, subscribe and SHARE with a friend (https://www.instagram.com/blackimaginationpodcast/ (@blackimaginationpodcast)). Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackimagination/support (anchor.fm/blackimagination/support) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackimagination/support (https://anchor.fm/blackimagination/support) Support this podcast

This week we share our conversations about what really matters with Russ Mower. I met Russ and his wife Vikki when I was in high school. Since then he has become Father Russ Mower and is he pastor near the bar where we recorded this episode in Oak Cliff Texas. We talk about his winding journey of faith in and other transitions in this episode. If you want to talk about what you took away from this week's conversation please join our Facebook group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/ThresholdDiscussion If you want to hear Part One of the night head over to https://theshow.fireside.fm/episodes where it will drop later this week. Thanks to Small Brew Pub in Oak Cliff for hosting us, and to Catholic Balm Co and Lumi Box for Sponsoring the event. http://smallbrewpub.com/ https://catholicbalm.co/ http://lumibox.co/ Thanks to Gabby Banzon for rocking us out at the end. Find her work over at https://www.gabbybanzon.com/ For bit of bonus content head over to https://www.patreon.com/thethresholdpodcast Music for the episode used under the CC Attribution License through the Free Music Archive. The Joy Drops - Not Drunk Instrumental Track http://freemusicarchive.org/music/TheJoyDrops/NotDrunkEP/Not_Drunk

Cameron Smith has been an internationally recognized TV personality since 1976 as the teen host for Canada’s DISCO DAZE produced by ITV in Edmonton, Alberta.At 20 he moved to the United States to pursue a radio and television career with stints at KATT, KZBS, KHYI, KODZ, KOAI and CBS 11 KTVT. Smith co-hosted and produced the legendary Wolfman Jack show on KODZ and was the morning host of Smooth Jazz 107.5 The Oasis in Dallas.Cameron is currently the Program Director and mid day host at the all new Oasis Modern Jazz at CBS Radio in Dallas. Senior Account Director at CBS radio in Dallas, the Arrtistic Director of the Bishop Arts Jazz Series at the Bishop Arts Theater Center in Oak Cliff Texas and Warren Hill’s Can Cun Jazz Festival. He also serves as co-host of the Dave Koz and Friends at Sea cruise each year and host and curator of the Java Jazz Festival in Jakarta Indonesia and artist in residence at the Bishop Arts Modern Gallery.As the Executive Producer of Smooth Jazz TV he founded, syndicated and hosted more than 320 episodes of the show over 14 seasons broadcast in more than 30 major US markets and carried globally on 15 airlines in 11 different countries.He’s interviewed hundreds of artists for television including Al Jarreau, Sting, George Benson, Chris Botti, Aaron Neville, Brian McKnight, Patti Austin and many others. His long form syndicated radio interviews span the pantheon of Jazz from John Hendricks to John Patitucci, David Sanborn and Randy Brecker.Film work includes the lead role as Adam Goodnight in Bernie Pollack’s Jazz noir drama THE RIFF winner of the director’s choice award at the American Black Film Festival (2001).As a writer his syndicated Jazz columns have appeared in Jazziz, Wine and Jazz, Arizona Vines and Wines and others.He was a 20 year at large board member of the Dallas Black Dance Theater.Awards include seven time nominee and 2011 winner of the Smooth Jazz Broadcaster of the Year as well as the CBS Radio X Award winner in Dallas in 2014. https://www.facebook.com/jazzhosthttp://www.oasisfm.com/

This show was recorded live at the Burch Adult Day Care in Oak Cliff Texas. Our guests included Dr Burch, the owner and his partner in the effort Joe Bhai. We also interview Valerie Boles, the owner of Home Abundantly a home care agency; Our new Dallas Historian Ben Younger and Rev Thomas, a man that was jailed for 22 years for a crime he did not commit.Listen to The Community Connection Radio Show ft Jacey Tuesdays at 12p est / 11a cst / 9a pst on the GET GLOBAL NETWORK stations like SoMetro Radio, SoMetro Talk, Yessurr FM and Big Red Radio Nation

This show was recorded live at the Burch Adult Day Care in Oak Cliff Texas. Our guests included Dr Burch, the owner and his partner in the effort Joe Bhai. We also interview Valerie Boles, the owner of Home Abundantly a home care agency; Our new Dallas Historian Ben Younger and Rev Thomas, a man that was jailed for 22 years for a crime he did not commit. Listen to The Community Connection Radio Show ft Jacey Tuesdays at 12p est / 11a cst / 9a pst on the GET GLOBAL NETWORK stations like SoMetro Radio, SoMetro Talk, Yessurr FM and Big Red Radio Nation

This show was recorded live at the Burch Adult Day Care in Oak Cliff Texas. Our guests included Dr Burch, the owner and his partner in the effort Joe Bhai. We also interview Valerie Boles, the owner of Home Abundantly a home care agency; Our new Dallas Historian Ben Younger and Rev Thomas, a man that was jailed for 22 years for a crime he did not commit.Listen to The Community Connection Radio Show ft Jacey Tuesdays at 12p est / 11a cst / 9a pst on the GET GLOBAL NETWORK stations like SoMetro Radio, SoMetro Talk, Yessurr FM and Big Red Radio Nation