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From the rich tapestry of Southern life to the vibrant community of the University of Tennessee, join us as we sit down with Dr. Tyvi Small, the inspiring Vice Chancellor of Access and Engagement. Tyvi's journey from Pahokee, Florida, to his impactful role in Tennessee is filled with lessons on leadership, family, and faith. The conversation extends to creating supportive environments, like the one fostered at the University of Tennessee, where students can thrive and embrace their potential. Discover how his roots shaped his approach to community building in both his personal and professional life. Listen to this amazing episode!! If you are looking for a Realtor, don't forget to call The Landes Team to help you buy and sell! Yvonnca Landes Realty Executives Associates 865.660.1186 or 588.3232www.YvonncaSellsRealEstate.comAdrienne LandesRealty Executives Associates865.659-6860 or 588.3232Click here: https://linktr.ee/talkintnwithyvonncaTurning Knox Rental (Event Rental Services): www.turningknoxrental.comLandes Home Collection Online Store: www.landeshomecollection.comFor promotion inquires please contact Yvonnca Landes. 865-660-1186All Copy Rights are owned Yvonnca Landes and the Landes Brand ©. To gain legal access contact David Landes 865.660.6860 or theappraisalfirm@charter.net Produced and engineered by: Adrienne LandesThank you for listening! Follow us on social media! https://linktr.ee/talkintnwithyvonncaThank you for listening! Follow us on social media! https://linktr.ee/talkintnwithyvonnca

Things Discussed: Tony Alford: What does it say about Ohio State? Ryan Day's program might have a culture problem. If he loses to Michigan [they get to play one or two more times but] he's out, right? Seth checks OSU's schedule; somehow they got just @Oregon and vs PSU out of the Big Ten powers, so yeah, he could get to Michigan unscathed. You'd think Alford wouldn't be worried about job prospects if Day is fired; he pulled the ripcord early, which means there's something making being the RB coach under Ryan Day/Chip Kelly intolerable. Brian: Could be the offense doesn't let the RBs do their thing. Tony Alford: What does it say about Sherrone Moore? Guys wanna come work for him. Sam: They lost Adegoke because it got leaked so they kept this one quiet. Brian: That speaks to Moore's organization that they got the background checks and everything done. Seth: Taking a coach 2 practices into spring is bigger than getting their signs because by this point they have a plan, and they've already started talking about what they're doing for The Game. Sherrone: Good early signs. Had a competent assistants process, has a plan with recruiting, prevented Martindale from using up a staff spot. Making big baller moves, like how Harbaugh came in with satellite camps, etc. Losing Hart: Plenty. He was a *great* RB coach, a great judge of talent, and a great Michigan player. Seth: This exposes OSU culture issues. The Mattison comp: Matty got a title bump and $600k raise, but money can't buy the kind of Jerry Hanlon love he gave up to go to OSU, so there had to be something else. It turned out that something else was Don Brown was a Buddy Ryan, and as much as we love Brown it was a sign that Michigan needed a culture change. Quinten Johnson: not a small deal. Good NIL (more valuable to college than pros), great for Michigan, not a replacement for Sabb but does allow them to maybe start Q-Jo and try Moore at nickel, which can ameliorate the loss of Mike Sainristil, who was the QB of the defense at nickel. Wink Defense: Need to stop overplaying the differences between him and Minter, because Giants defense had more plays than any other NFL team inside their own 40, also once you have Jyaire Hill ready to go you can play a lot more man. Break: Sam mentions more guys who wanted to come work for Sherrone. Wink: You guys are doing stuff I wasn't even doing with the Giants. Brian: That's the Mikey Factor. Pernell McPhee for support staff: Pahokee guy that Rich Rod wanted, Ravens guy under Mike Macdonald who can step into LB job in the future. Lionel Stokes: Defensive analyst who worked with Morgan at Louisiana, been a DC and DB coach at Jackson State, gonna have big shoes to fill from Mallory.

Do you want to set your foundation for success in aviation? Then start your career on the right note with luxury seaplane provider Tropic Ocean Airways! Learn about what you need to become a part of their crew, plus other career advancement opportunities with Erik Turasz. Keep tuning in for more information.   WHAT YOU'LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE  Tropic Ocean Airways: What it is and their mission Exciting job openings for pilots at Tropic Ocean Airways Importance of constant vigilance and evaluation for seaplane flying How Tropic Ocean Airways pilots get hired, trained, and grow their careers Leadership style and its impact on a company culture   RESOURCE/LINK MENTIONED FAA Standards   ABOUT ERIK TURASZ Erik Turasz is the Director of safety, training, and standardization. He is an executive leader and veteran Special Operations officer (Colonel, retired, USAF) with extensive experience and a career highlighted by achieving results in the most dynamic and challenging environments.   Eric is a first-generation American from Pahokee, FL, a small, poverty-stricken town rich in culture and athletics. He decided at an early age that he wanted to serve our nation. Eric was determined to have a career as an Air Force pilot and focused on leading in combat.   CONNECT WITH ERIK TURASZ Website: Tropic Ocean Airways LinkedIn: Erik Turasz    CONNECT WITH US  Are you ready to take your relationship to the next level? Don't wait until it's too late. Use the promo code “PODCAST” and save 10% on all our services. Check us out at www.spitfireelite.com!   If you want to recommend someone to guest on the show, email Nik at podcast@spitfireelite.com, and if you need a professional pilot resume, go to www.spitfireelite.com/podcast/ for FREE templates!    SPONSOR If you're a professional pilot looking for a great financial planning partner for your retirement, tax, and investment, go to www.tpope.ceterainvestors.com/contact or call 704-717-8900 ext 120 to schedule a consultation appointment with Timothy P. Pope, CFP® 

The Miami Hurricanes have offered elite class of 2025 quarterback Austin Simmons out of Pahokee. Simmons said he is “blessed” to receive an offer from his hometown team. Miami has not had a South Florida quarterback since Stephen Morris nearly a decade ago. Simmons is also an elite baseball pitcher who throws a 90 mph fastball at 16 years old. Will he end up choosing football or baseball?Host Alex Donno breaks down Simmons with Brian Smith from Fan Nation. Brian also shares his perspective on the situations with Jaden Rashada and Cormani McClain. McClain has not yet signed his national letter of intent with Miami, while Rashada signed with Florida but has not yet enrolled. Will sagas like Rashada's become more common in the NIL era?Alex and Brian break down Miami's group of 2023 signees and identify players who are most likely to make an immediate impact. Offensive linemen Samson Okunlola and Francis Mauigoa, along with running backs Mark Fletcher and Christ Johnson, edge rushers Rueben Bain and Jayden Wayne, and CB Cormani McClain (if he signs) really stand out. The guys break down Miami's 2023 football schedule.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!LinkedInLinkedIn jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at Linkedin.com/lockedoncollege Terms and conditions apply.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Miami Hurricanes have offered elite class of 2025 quarterback Austin Simmons out of Pahokee. Simmons said he is “blessed” to receive an offer from his hometown team. Miami has not had a South Florida quarterback since Stephen Morris nearly a decade ago. Simmons is also an elite baseball pitcher who throws a 90 mph fastball at 16 years old. Will he end up choosing football or baseball? Host Alex Donno breaks down Simmons with Brian Smith from Fan Nation. Brian also shares his perspective on the situations with Jaden Rashada and Cormani McClain. McClain has not yet signed his national letter of intent with Miami, while Rashada signed with Florida but has not yet enrolled. Will sagas like Rashada's become more common in the NIL era? Alex and Brian break down Miami's group of 2023 signees and identify players who are most likely to make an immediate impact. Offensive linemen Samson Okunlola and Francis Mauigoa, along with running backs Mark Fletcher and Christ Johnson, edge rushers Rueben Bain and Jayden Wayne, and CB Cormani McClain (if he signs) really stand out. The guys break down Miami's 2023 football schedule. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! LinkedIn LinkedIn jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at Linkedin.com/lockedoncollege Terms and conditions apply. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Markets react to Jerome Powell's message to the world's central bankers in Jackson Hole, in the US. His speech suggests there might be more increases in the interest rate. We talk to Randall Kroszner, professor of Economics at Chicago Booth School of Business and a former governor of the Federal Reserve Board. We also ask Paul Allen, owner of a farm in Pahokee, in Florida, about the impact inflation is having on his business. The British government has said Georgia is Russia's testing ground for its cybercapability. The former Soviet nation has registered thousands of cyber attacks launched from Russian territory since the 2008 war against Moscow. Georgian journalist Khatia Shamanauri reports. The American pharmaceutical firm Moderna is suing rival Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech for copying a technology Moderna says it owns. It was used to develop their Covid-19 vaccine. We hear more from our global health correspondent Naomi Grimley. The Philippines is suffering a national shortage of sugar, despite the country being a large producer. The sugar trade is heavily regulated by Manila, and prices have been soaring as companies like Coca-Cola struggle to secure the supplies it needs to keep plants open. We talk to Ralf Rivas, a business reporter at the local online news site Rappler. Starting a new life in a new country after being forced to flee your home must be an incredibly hard thing to do. The BBC's Jess Quayle reports on how Yulia, a Ukrainian wedding dress designer, is trying to rebuild her life and business in her new home. And we discuss the latest from the markets with Shanti Keleman, the Chief Investment Officer of M&G Wealth.

Tygielski describes a movement that offers direct aid, connecting those who need help with those who want to be of help. Even when problems seem too big to solve, she says, “We start to pare down and look at things on a smaller level (such as within our own families or our children's schools). Once we start there, it's surprising how far reaching those effects are.” Shelly Tygielski is founder of the Pandemic of Love movement and is a self-care activist, community organizer, and mindfulness teacher. She is the author of Sit Down to Rise Up: How Radical Self-Care Can Change the World (New World Library 2021)Interview Date: 4/18/2022 Tags: Shelly Tygielski, Pandemic of Love, nonprofit disrupter, Covid Pandemic, Self Care, Self-Care, intention, baby steps, Canal Point Elementary School in Pahokee, Florida, Music teacher Mr. Goindoo, Pyoitr Kropotkin, Peter Kropotkin, Darwin, survival of the fittest, cooperation, collaboration, David Loye, Dan Siegel, Mwe Up Community, Personal Transformation, Community, Social Change

Ivete Lucas and Patrick Bresnan are award-winning filmmakers. Their documentary films have premiered at Sundance and won multiple awards including the Directors Fortnight best short film prize at Cannes. Patrick and Ivete's body of work focuses on the seldom seen and forgotten parts of American society. Their most recent short Happiness is a Journey, produced by the Guardian, captures a night in the life of Eddie “Bear” Lopez, who spends his Christmas Eve and early Christmas Day delivering newspapers around Austin, Texas.  Ivete and Patrick join us to talk about their films, upcoming projects and how they find the inspiration and subjects for their films.  Watch the full interview at https://www.alamopictures.co.uk/podcast/happiness-is-a-journey/ “It's the process of creating beauty and music, and then thinking why that is missing from our collective consciousness of who we are as a country, or as people, that inspires to make films.” – Ivete Lucas What we Cover: 00:00 - The trailer for Happiness is a Journey, and introducing Ivete Lucas and Patrick Bresnan.03:23 - What the film is about.06:53 - How Ivete and Patrick met Bear and chose him as the subject for their documentary.08:52 - The benefits of filming a documentary with an iPhone.11:08 - Why Ivete and Patrice presented the film with a split screen.13:25 - The relationship they formed with the Guardian and what it's like working with them.18:46 - What Roadside Attraction is all about.24:43 - Why it's fun to create shorts rather than feature documentaries.30:03 - How they discovered Pahokee and why they decided to tell the community's story.33:40 - Patrick and Ivete's attraction to the unseen parts of America.36:37 - The immigrant perspective that Ivete brings to their films.37:54 - Patrick's background as a visual artist and why he left that scene.42:39 - Their upcoming feature film Naked Gardens about a struggling nudist resort in Florida.47:55 - The new films they're shooting in Texas and Louisiana. Resources: Happiness is a Journey (2021) Pahokee (2019) Skip Day (2018) Roadside Attraction (2017) The Rabbit Hunt (2017) The Send-Off (2016) Naked Gardens The MovieMaker Magazine Innersound Audio Alamo Pictures Connect with Ivete Lucas:Website IMDb Connect with Patrick Bresnan: Website IMDb Connect with Factual America: Facebook Instagram Twitter Connect with Matthew Sherwood: Facebook LinkedIn Twitter More From Factual America: Guy Clark: Texas Music Legend The Last Hillbilly of Rural Appalachia  Boys State: Reflection of a Polarized Society

Today we have a special guest G Da Barber from Pahokee, FL former football player at U-Pike/EWC. Currently in business for himself as a barber, G will speak about his upbringing and current business ventures. Today's topics of discussion involve -Entrepreneurship -Purpose -Finding your Niche -Sports Like, share,& Subscribe Follow us https://linktr.ee/MoandOthepod IG: https://www.instagram.com/thehead2headpodcast/ Follow G Da Barber IG:https://www.instagram.com/cuttzby_g/ Booking: styleseat.com/gdabarberjax Location: 6400 Norwood Ave. Jacksonville, FL Follow Ricardo (O) Olivieri IG :https://www.instagram.com/olivieriric... https://www.instagram.com/ricardooliv... Follow Stefan (MO) Morales IG: https://www.instagram.com/morales407/ :https://www.instagram.com/bama407_cav... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/moo-the-head-2head-pod/support

In honor of 'Cardinals Week' for the Vikings and Pat P, we had to bring on an Arizona legend and Anquan Boldin certainly fits the bill! Quan joins us to discuss his upbringing in Pahokee, Florida, to arriving at Florida State as a quarterback and leaving Tallahassee as a wide receiver. He played well in college, but dominated once he got to the pros, winning Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2003. Boldin remembers just how bad the Cardinals roster was when he got to Arizona and his feelings when the organization drafted Larry Fitzgerald #3 overall the very next season. What does he think Fitz's chances are to return to the NFL and AZ? AB eventually won a title with the Ravens, but the 2008 Super Bowl loss to the Steelers still haunts him. We transition to his time in Baltimore which included some heartbreaking losses but also some amazing wins. Anquan is eligible for the Hall of Fame next year and shares his thoughts on potential induction before the Superlatives part of our show! 'All Things Covered' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  You can listen to All Things Covered on your smart speakers! Simply say "Alexa, play the latest episode of the All Things Covered podcast" or "Hey Google, play the latest episode of the All Things Covered podcast." Visit the All Things Covered YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/allthingscovered Like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AllThingsCoveredPod Follow Pat on Instagram and Twitter Follow BMac on Instagram and Twitter Follow All Things Covered on Instagram and Twitter Produced by: @E_DeBerardinis For more NFL coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Software Generated Transcript; may contain spelling and grammatical errors Today I am talking with Lieutenant paramedic, Andre Perez. He is a 22 year, well, almost 22 year veteran of orange County fire rescue getting hired back in April of 1999. I think you did have some previous [00:01:00] fire department experience before coming to orange County. I did. I did. Yep. I worked at a small department in Palm beach County called Pahokee, and I was there about six and a half years. Did you just make that name up? I did not, but they no longer exist. So they still have the history and, uh, they were actually taken over by Palm beach County several years ago. So you have been the president of local 2057 for how many years? Um, I've been president for about seven years now and that's in totality. Cause I think you took. A little bit of a break, right? Yeah. Um, I call it a, I call it timeout, if you will. I, uh, I served one term and our terms are three years and, um, I ran for reelection and did not win. So I was out for about a year and a half. [00:02:00] Um, that person ended up having to step down and I was asked to come back and, um, so I came back and had been president ever since. All right. And you worked your way, as you know, I think you started off as just a union rep and then became secretary and then vice-president and so on and so forth. Yep. Um, so it started out, um, Actually was being precepted by Jason Brown to become a paramedic. And, uh, he worked his way to become the union vice president at the time. Um, so he would talk to me about all the cases and things like that. And he actually recruited me to be a staff representative. So he hired me on his staff. Um, then, uh, after a few years I became the secretary in 2007. That's an elected position. Um, after five years almost completing my second term, um, decided to [00:03:00] run for president. So, um, in 2012 is when I first became president altogether. It's been about 19 years working for the union in some capacity. So staff, uh, secretary and then president. Okay. Yeah. I thought for some reason that you had, uh, actually served as vice-president, but when you were elected president. Who was your vice-president Darrell McChrystal? That's right. Darryl McChrystal was actually, uh, the force that held down the union, um, in the sense of creating stability when we didn't have a stable, um, uh, person at the president level. So, um, and what I mean by that is we just had, you know, some very short terms, uh, presidents at the time, and Darrell [00:04:00] McChrystal as the vice president always stepped up to be the interim. And, uh, he always helped the incoming president, um, with advice leadership and those types of things to make sure that the ship didn't sink, uh he's uh, he's somewhat of a legend and. The, the state of Florida, as far as unions go, like what, I know he held a position at the state. Yeah, he was, um, he was our district vice president at the state level. Um, here covering the, all the locals in central Florida. Um, I believe he served for two, uh, maybe two and a half terms, um, at that level. And, uh, it is important to note that while he was serving the vice-president at the state level, he was still always the vice president. I'm here with our local 2057. It's pretty incredible. But the one thing that I [00:05:00] wanted to get into at some point is recognize how much the, the international and the state level, um, The role that they play in developing their union officers at conventions and or conferences, that sort of thing, the different leadership classes. And, um, I know working can in the union for 19 years, the amount of classes that you've I had to have gone to is pretty extensive. Yeah, I will have to give the international credit and, um, even our state level piggybacks off of the international's classes, um, as we do here in the local level, um, our union at the international level, um, probably provides the best...

Florida Surgeon General Scott Rivkees is launching an investigation into reports that more than 1,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses were damaged last week in Palm Beach County. Gov. Ron DeSantis wants to know how it happened. Also, on today’s Sunrise: — DeSantis said that in Pahokee while announcing a new pod to provide vaccinations for people who live far from Palm Beach County's urban centers. But the credit goes to former FSU and NFL player Anquan Bolden … who comes from the Glades. — And since he had an NFL all-star by his side, the Governor couldn’t resist talking about this weekend’s Super Bowl in Tampa. — Students and faculty at the University of Florida speak out against the effort to force everyone to return to campus for in-person classes. They say UF leaders are downplaying the threat of COVID-19 and putting lives at risk because they’re afraid of budget cuts from Tallahassee. — A Senate committee approves a bill that would give the corrections department the authority to release older inmates who face serious medical problems. — Two Democrats discuss filing bills to kill M-CORES, the multibillion-dollar project to build three new toll roads through some of the last undeveloped areas of the state. — And finally, a Florida Man (and state lawmaker) says he got his mask in his mouth, so there’s no room for his foot.

Join Greg & David on In the Cue Podcast - Education on Entertainment, Equipment & software Reviews with company rep interviews, Guest DJ interviews and much more!! The Live Podcast kicks off tonight at 8PM EST and tonight we will be joined by Milly Mill & Quadd21 Amillione Dawkins aka DJ Milly Mill is a turntablist, music producer, composer and an open format DJ from New Jersey. Since 2012 he's been prepared & trained to solidify his long longevity in the music business. His love for music and the thrill of making clients and guests happy keep him dedicated to the craft. This guy is talented, focused, and an Intergalactic force to be reckoned with in the industry. Quadd21 is a 23-year-old from Pahokee, FL. He is an R&B Singer and musical journey started at the age of nine, in a small town called Pahokee, FL known as Muck CITY, although music has always been a part of his life, he used to sing in the choir, and his grandmother “Viola Davis” sang with B.B.KING back in the old days. He never realized his true talent until when he and his triplet brothers Raheem and two other friends sang at their 5th-grade graduation. That was the first time he showcased his talent. At that point, after seeing the reaction of the crowd. He fell in love with music and a seed was planted forever. His new EP called LEOTALK, which was released on August 1st of 2020.

He looks like MMA Mr. Potatohead. We are back because we are supported by awesome sponsors. The show is presented by UGP & The Bo Store, and if it wasn’t for Rishi and Ryan I would be a trade magazine editor with uncool t-shirts. Our associate sponsors are also key to all of this: HomeSure Lending, Ann Arbor Elder Law, the Residence Inn Ann Arbor Downtown, Michigan Law Grad, Human Element, The Phil Klein Insurance Group, FuegoBox, and Information Entropy. 1. Quarterback starts at 1:00 Joe Milton is a Pahokee dude, Dylan McCaffery is going to graduate and transfer, which leaves us pretty light, no offense to the Cade McNamara hype we don't believe. Functional athleticism. QBs at Michigan after three years. [The rest of the writeup and the player after The Jump] 2. Hot Takes and Hot Backs starts at 21:35 Some of us believe in Charbonnet more than others, but the low thinks he's the best back since Hart, and the deepest stable of backs since, wow, the 1990s? Also Seth starts on about BEN MASON. 3. Tight Ends and Wide Receivers starts at 54:52 There are a lot of fast little guys again, except Corn John. Erick All counts as a receiver. Eubanks could go downfield more, the slots can play outside, the fullback can line up at H-Back. 4. Offensive Line starts at 1:30:57 A lot of things can go wrong and it will still be pretty good. Not worried about Vastardis, Hayes and Mayfield are the best tackles in a minute. MUSIC: “Seems Like a Long Time”—Rod Stewart “Do the Dirt”—The Meters “Body Movin'”—J Dilla “Across 110th Street” THE USUAL LINKS: Helpful iTunes subscribe link General podcast feed link What's with the theme music?

Antone was born and raised in Pahokee, Florida. He had big football shoes to fill given his small hometown with one traffic light has produced these stud NFLers: Fred Taylor, Anquan Bolden Janoris Jenkins, Rickey Jackson and A LOT more. To catch you up to speed on our guest, here is Antone's high school accomplishments.. (eye popping)An All-American 5-Star Running Back in 2004In 2004, he was named Mr. Football in the State of FloridaThat year he led his team to a Championship with 2,814 yards and 44 TD'sIn the Championship Game he had 276 yards and 3 TD'sThroughout his high school career he had over 6,000 rushing yardsHe was the Old Spice National Player of the YearPlayed at Florida State University from 2005 - 20084.25 40- yard dashLeon Washington, Christian Ponder & Graham Gano were his teammatesEntered the NFL as an undrafted free agent in 2009 with the Detroit LionsHis most notable years were with the Atlanta Falcons Enjoy this episode as we learn more about Pahokee, FL, High School Football in FL, FSU and Antone's journey through the NFL. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebrothersbrandt/support

Tucked between Lake Okeechobee and Florida’s vast Everglades, the towns of Pahokee and Belle Glade are known as “Muck City” because of the dark soil that fuels one of the largest sugarcane crops on the planet. Muck City is home to one of the greatest rivalries in football – between Pahokee and Glades Central High Schools. These two powerhouses produce more professional football players per capita than anywhere else, including NFL stars Anquan Boldin, Santonio Holmes, Andre Waters, Rickey Jackson, Fred Taylor, Jimmy Spencer and Jessie Hester. Filmed at both schools in 2019, CuriosityStream’s first original docu-series 4th and Forever: Muck City documents the emotional roller coaster behind this ongoing rivalry – from the hopeful days of training camp to the high stakes of the annual “Muck Bowl,” one of the most intense match-ups in high school sports. The eight-part series takes viewers beyond the gridiron, presenting an inspiring portrait of an American community united in its goal to help their youth succeed despite daunting challenges. Inspired by faith, family and football, DJ Boldin, a Pahokee alumnus and brother of NFL star Anquan Boldin, uses his life experiences and personal beliefs to coach his beloved Blue Devils of Pahokee. Before returning to Pahokee, Boldin was an Offensive Assistant in the NFL for the San Francisco 49ers and played for the Detroit Lions and in the Canadian Football League. Coach Boldin can discuss the new series, why this region has become famous for creating NFL stars, and his community’s commitment to help young people achieve a better life.

Tucked between Lake Okeechobee and Florida’s vast Everglades, the towns of Pahokee and Belle Glade are known as “Muck City” because of the dark soil that fuels one of the largest sugarcane crops on the planet. Muck City is home to one of the greatest rivalries in football – between Pahokee and Glades Central High Schools. These two powerhouses produce more professional football players per capita than anywhere else, including NFL stars Anquan Boldin, Santonio Holmes, Andre Waters, Rickey Jackson, Fred Taylor, Jimmy Spencer and Jessie Hester. Filmed at both schools in 2019, CuriosityStream’s first original docu-series 4th and Forever: Muck City documents the emotional roller coaster behind this ongoing rivalry – from the hopeful days of training camp to the high stakes of the annual “Muck Bowl,” one of the most intense match-ups in high school sports. The eight-part series takes viewers beyond the gridiron, presenting an inspiring portrait of an American community united in its goal to help their youth succeed despite daunting challenges. Inspired by faith, family and football, DJ Boldin, a Pahokee alumnus and brother of NFL star Anquan Boldin, uses his life experiences and personal beliefs to coach his beloved Blue Devils of Pahokee. Before returning to Pahokee, Boldin was an Offensive Assistant in the NFL for the San Francisco 49ers and played for the Detroit Lions and in the Canadian Football League. Coach Boldin can discuss the new series, why this region has become famous for creating NFL stars, and his community’s commitment to help young people achieve a better life.

Tucked between Lake Okeechobee and Florida’s vast Everglades, the towns of Pahokee and Belle Glade are known as “Muck City” because of the dark soil that fuels one of the largest sugarcane crops on the planet. Muck City is home to one of the greatest rivalries in football – between Pahokee and Glades Central High Schools. These two powerhouses produce more professional football players per capita than anywhere else, including NFL stars Anquan Boldin, Santonio Holmes, Andre Waters, Rickey Jackson, Fred Taylor, Jimmy Spencer and Jessie Hester. Filmed at both schools in 2019, CuriosityStream’s first original docu-series 4th and Forever: Muck City documents the emotional roller coaster behind this ongoing rivalry – from the hopeful days of training camp to the high stakes of the annual “Muck Bowl,” one of the most intense match-ups in high school sports. The eight-part series takes viewers beyond the gridiron, presenting an inspiring portrait of an American community united in its goal to help their youth succeed despite daunting challenges. Inspired by faith, family and football, DJ Boldin, a Pahokee alumnus and brother of NFL star Anquan Boldin, uses his life experiences and personal beliefs to coach his beloved Blue Devils of Pahokee. Before returning to Pahokee, Boldin was an Offensive Assistant in the NFL for the San Francisco 49ers and played for the Detroit Lions and in the Canadian Football League. Coach Boldin can discuss the new series, why this region has become famous for creating NFL stars, and his community’s commitment to help young people achieve a better life.

A Small Region in Florida Nicknamed “Muck City” Produces More Professional Football Players Than Anywhere Else CuriosityStream’s 4TH AND FOREVER: MUCK CITY Follows the Rival High School Football Programs that Launched Dozens of NFL Stars Ric Speaks with Coach Demir “DJ” Boldin, Head High School Football Coach, Former NFL Wide Receiver and Brother of NFL Star Anquan Boldin Tucked between Lake Okeechobee and Florida’s vast Everglades, the towns of Pahokee and Belle Glade are known as “Muck City” because of the dark soil that fuels one of the largest sugarcane crops on the planet. Muck City is home to one of the greatest rivalries in football – between Pahokee and Glades Central High Schools. These two powerhouses produce more professional football players per capita than anywhere else, including NFL stars Anquan Boldin, Santonio Holmes, Andre Waters, Rickey Jackson, Fred Taylor, Jimmy Spencer and Jessie Hester. Filmed at both schools in 2019, CuriosityStream’s first original docu-series 4th and Forever: Muck City documents the emotional roller coaster behind this ongoing rivalry – from the hopeful days of training camp to the high stakes of the annual “Muck Bowl,” one of the most intense match-ups in high school sports. The eight-part series takes viewers beyond the gridiron, presenting an inspiring portrait of an American community united in its goal to help their youth succeed despite daunting challenges. Inspired by faith, family and football, DJ Boldin, a Pahokee alumnus and brother of NFL star Anquan Boldin, uses his life experiences and personal beliefs to coach his beloved Blue Devils of Pahokee. Before returning to Pahokee, Boldin was an Offensive Assistant in the NFL for the San Francisco 49ers and played for the Detroit Lions and in the Canadian Football League. Coach Boldin can discuss the new series, why this region has become famous for creating NFL stars, and his community’s commitment to help young people achieve a better life. For more info, visit: https://curiositystream.com/ http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/muckcity.mp3

Anquan Boldin, the former Pahokee football star and NFL standout, is teaming up with the NFL for this important campaign. It's a pretty big deal. Did you see the commercial on Sunday? And get ready to hear how much it will cost you to go o the Super Bowl.

durée : 00:27:15 - Le Réveil culturel - par : Tewfik Hakem - Entretien avec les réalisateurs américains, Ivete Lucas et Patrick Bresnan, pour la sortie de leur film documentaire "Pahokee, une jeunesse américaine". - réalisation : Vincent Abouchar - invités : Ivete Lucas Réalisatrice; Patrick Bresnan Réalisateur

durée : 00:27:15 - Le Réveil culturel - par : Tewfik Hakem - Entretien avec les réalisateurs américains, Ivete Lucas et Patrick Bresnan, pour la sortie de leur film documentaire "Pahokee, une jeunesse américaine". - réalisation : Vincent Abouchar - invités : Ivete Lucas Réalisatrice; Patrick Bresnan Réalisateur

Death of Pahokee transgender woman sheds light on race and identity The murder of an African-American transgender woman from Pahokee has created a lot of concerns in South Florida's transgender community. Advocates say while investigators still work on a motive there's a spotlight on what's becoming a larger nationwide issue. “Hopefully a resolution to the situation by showing people that it's an issue,” said Compass Community Center Transgender Youth Program Coordinator Lucas O'Ryan. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sweden's highest peak shrinks, loses tallest status, thanks to a warmer climate Morgan Hines, USA TODAYPublished 11:54 a.m. ET Sept. 11, 2019 | Updated 12:01 p.m. ET Sept. 11, 2019 If you think it's hot now, just wait. Heat waves are becoming more frequent globally. But how do we measure heat waves? We explain. Just the FAQs, USA TODAY The south summit of Kebnekaise mountain, the highest peak in Sweden, is iconic. Several thousand climb or hike to the top every year, Ninis Rosqvist, director of Tarfala Research Station, which measures the summit annually, told USA TODAY. But the reason for its notoriety has begun to shrink, literally. Researchers at Stockholm University's Tarfala Research Station have found that the highest peak in the country, is the lowest it's been in recorded history. And the new height dethrones the peak from its status of tallest summit in Sweden. Scientists began recording the mountain's height in 1880, Rosqvist said.

Death of Pahokee transgender woman sheds light on race and identity The murder of an African-American transgender woman from Pahokee has created a lot of concerns in South Florida’s transgender community. Advocates say while investigators still work on a motive there’s a spotlight on what's becoming a larger nationwide issue. “Hopefully a resolution to the situation by showing people that it’s an issue,” said Compass Community Center Transgender Youth Program Coordinator Lucas O’Ryan. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sweden's highest peak shrinks, loses tallest status, thanks to a warmer climate Morgan Hines, USA TODAYPublished 11:54 a.m. ET Sept. 11, 2019 | Updated 12:01 p.m. ET Sept. 11, 2019 If you think it's hot now, just wait. Heat waves are becoming more frequent globally. But how do we measure heat waves? We explain. Just the FAQs, USA TODAY The south summit of Kebnekaise mountain, the highest peak in Sweden, is iconic. Several thousand climb or hike to the top every year, Ninis Rosqvist, director of Tarfala Research Station, which measures the summit annually, told USA TODAY. But the reason for its notoriety has begun to shrink, literally. Researchers at Stockholm University's Tarfala Research Station have found that the highest peak in the country, is the lowest it's been in recorded history. And the new height dethrones the peak from its status of tallest summit in Sweden. Scientists began recording the mountain's height in 1880, Rosqvist said.

For SXSW we discuss two of the films playing this year, RAISE HELL: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MOLLY IVINS and PAHOKEE, and Bart & Chris interview the filmmakers from Austin Texas.   SXSW Films Covered: Raise Hell: The Life and Times of Molly Ivins / 2019 (Director:Janice Engel) Pahokee / 2019 (Directors: Patrick Bresnan & Ivete Lucas)   Other Documentaries and Film Festivals Mentioned: AFI DOCS DOC NYC Full Frame Documentary Film Festival Hot Docs Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival The Send-Off / 2016 (Directors: Patrick Bresnan & Ivete Lucas) True/False Film Festival   Hammer to Nail Links by Christopher Llewellyn Reed: Review of Pahokee Review of Raise Hell: The Life and Times of Molly Ivins   Timestamps: 00:45 - Intro discussion of film festivals and documentary film 09:38 - Review of Raise Hell 21:15 - Review of Pahokee 31:57 - Interview with Patrick Bresnan & Ivete Lucas of Pahokee 47:55 - Interview with Janice Engel of Raise Hell: The Life and Times of Molly Ivins   Website/Email: www.fogoftruth.com disinfo@fogoftruth.com   Credits: Artwork by Hilary Campbell Intro music by Jeremiah Moore Editing by Christopher Llewellyn Reed Transitional music by BELLS (thanks to Christopher Ernst)

The 2019 documentary Pahokee is a landmark project for filmmakers Ivete Lucas and Patrick Bresnan and a sign of hope for the rural South Florida community whose story they tell. An official selection in 2019 Sundance and South by Southwest Film Festivals, Pahokee won the Miami Film Festival’s 2019 Knight Made in Miami Award. Perched on the Southeastern shore of Lake Okeechobee in the Everglades, forty miles west and a world apart from affluent West Palm Beach, Pahokee is named after the Seminole word meaning "grassy waters.” In the film, we follow four students as they navigate the hope and heartbreak of their senior year at Pahokee High School. All eyes are on the rituals of football, prom and graduation in the town these teenagers call home. Sound Editor: Anamnesis Audio | Film Audio and Photography courtesy Otis Lucas Related Episodes: Women Writers on Cuba in Film, Introducing Miami Film Festival GEMS 2017, Alexa Lim Haas on Animating Daydreams, Borscht 10 Film Festival Related Links: The Film Pahokee, Otis Lucas, Miami Film Festival 2019  

Week 5 Playbook: Vero Beach expecting stiff test from Pahokee: http://bit.ly/2xDij53 'Don’t know that there’s any guidebook' to deal with football player's death: http://bit.ly/2pbJb8l Memorial vigil held for Kamaree Lyons, Sebastian River student who died after basketball game https://bit.ly/2MR0dCb Environmental Learning Center expands mission, wants more people to get involved https://bit.ly/2PR33sA Body of missing man found at Stuart marina https://bit.ly/2xADQv7 EAA reservoir: Brian Mast urges Senate to approve WRDA, saying Stuart is 'literally dying' https://bit.ly/2xBxJXx

First Solo Cross Country!This episode of the Student Pilot Journal documents my first successful solo cross country from Valkaria (X59) to Pahokee (PHK). Notice that I said successful. I had previously tried to accomplish it but low ceilings caused me to play it safe and turn around about 15 miles out. Better safe than sorry. I chose to get flight following for the entire CC. I have to say that flight following makes things so much easier. It never hurts to have another set of eyes on your route. This episode only shows the trip to PHK. I forgot to plug the audio cable into the camera when I changed tapes at Pahokee so the trip back was noisy. It was probably a good thing because I started back trying to hook up with Melbourne's VOR at the North side of the lake and soon discovered how flaky the VOR is. I can only imagine what my ground track looked like as I was trying to intercept it. All in all things went very well aside from my Pahokee landing which was way off centerline due to slacking on the sideslip over the runway. Crosswinds are commonplace at Pahokee airport.Download the video