Podcasts about Paradise High School

When widespread disaster strikes, survivors lose not just their homes and belongings, they also can lose their "lifescape": their relationships with their neighbors, the places they frequent daily, their support systems. Meet some survivors from around the world who have held on to their lifescapes with creativity and tenacity. From out of the rubble, stories of inspiration and hope. Guests:Lucy Easthope, author of "When the Dust Settles: Stories of Love, Loss and Hope from an Expert in Disaster"Marc Mattox, Public Works Director and Town Engineer for the City of Paradise, CAJeff Marcus, retired principal and former special teams football coach at Paradise High SchoolRick Printz, retired head football coach from Paradise High SchoolJosh Alvies, former player and current JV football coach at Paradise High School

A few months into the freshman year of Paradise High School's Class of 2022, the Camp Fire, the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history, ignited and burned for seventeen days destroying much of their town. Tonight the California Report explores the impact of the fire on the students and talks with the valedictorian of Paradise High School's Class of 2022, Simon Dixon. After regional headlines and weather, Felton Pruitt chats with Pete Ludé, Board Chairman of the California Bluegrass Association.

Late last week, Paradise High School's Class of 2022 graduated. For the seniors who lived in Paradise and the surrounding area for all of high school, the past four years have been chaotic – to say the least. A few months into their freshman year in 2018, the deadliest fire in California history – the Camp Fire – broke out nearby and spread to their town. And they've also had to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. Guest: Colleen Hagerty, Freelance Journalist based in Los Angeles

Cyrus Csutoras v. Paradise High School

This week we welcome Anne Stearns to the Championship Mindset Podcast. Anne is the Athletic Director and Girls Volleyball Coach at Paradise High School in Northern California. In November 2018, Paradise was devasted by the Camp Fire which took the lives of over 80 people and destroyed over 12k homes. Anne shares her story of being on campus the morning of the fire and how she helped students get out safely. She has worked tirelessly over the past couple of years to support her coaches, teachers, students and community. You will not want to miss this episode with Anne Stearns.

In 2018 the California wildfires burned 153,000 acres in Paradise CA, about 170 miles North of San Francisco. 86 lives were lost that day in the most destructive fire in California history and the deadliest in the US in 100 years. Coach Rick Prinz of Paradise High School and the entire community had to find a way to help Paradise rise, and football was how they did it!   Follow The Underdog Podcast on Social Media: Twitter: @UnderdogPod Instagram: @underdog_pod Facebook: The Underdog Podcast

This year, the graduating class of Paradise High School has had to deal with the current coronavirus pandemic and still recover from the Camp Fire which devastated the community. For the second year in a row, graduation at Paradise High School has been a triumph over disaster. As the pandemic hit, classes had to go online again, and while the community had come close together after the fire, this time was different, stay at home orders and isolation prevented students from banding together in the same way. The near future for them may still be a mystery as many colleges have not finalized plans for the fall, but the students are ready to face any challenge presented to them. Justine Calma, reporter at The Verge, joins us for the Paradise Class of 2020. Next, as the school year approaches in the fall, it might not be the best course of action to treat schools like COVID hot zones. Thankfully, children are, by and large, spared most of the effects of the virus. They are only half as likely to get infected as adults and while they can transmit the disease, they seldom cause outbreaks. In the meantime, as schools in other countries have already opened, we can look to them to see what has worked and what has not. Some of the most appropriate safety measures could include testing and contact tracing, improved ventilation in classes, and keeping students with a single group of peers throughout each day. David Zweig, contributor to Wired, joins us for more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Jeremy talks with the Boston Globe's Jim McBride and author George Howe Colt. Plus, Tom Rinaldi's incredible E:60 story on the Paradise High School football team.

GoFundMe Paradise Football Family - https://tinyurl.com/helpParadiseFootballFamily The Camp Fire was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history and was the most expensive natural disaster in the world in 2018. Today Family First Life is honored to have Coach Rick Prinz and Chasen Ortiz of Paradise CA as guests on TrueTalk The Podcast. Coach Prinz is the coach of Paradise High School's football program. Many of the players are traveling a long way from where they are staying to play and go to school because their homes were destroyed. The team boasts a roster of over 100 kids in a school of 300. This is the story to inspire you this week. Please consider donating to the team at the above link.

On this edition of the Bulls Talk podcast, ESPN senior writer and co-author of ‘Bad As I Wanna Be’, Tim Keown joins Kevin Anderson to discuss Dennis Rodman’s autobiography, the 30 for 30 documentary, and the impact of sports on a community.0:45 Tim on the Rodman 30 for 30 and if it was an accurate portrayal of who Rodman is2:35 If he knew how big ‘Bad As I Wanna Be’ was going to be when it came out 5:00 On the process of writing the book and getting Rodman’s ‘voice’ right7:45 More on writing the book and getting Rodman’s words and thoughts in print9:40 On Rodman’s reaction to ‘Bad As I Wanna Be’11:15 On when Tim realized the impact of the book on Rodman13:10 Tim on how the book impacted his own career16:45 How Rodman came across as lonely in the 30 for 30 doc, is that accurate?18:50 On Rodman’s legacy, what will he be remembered for?21:20 On if Tim would like to do a follow-up book with Rodman22:40 On Tim’s story for ESPN on Paradise High School’s football team and the impact of recovering from the devastating fire in 201829:35 On how sports can help a community recover from a tragedy

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Showdown (1993) is what happens when you take The Karate Kid and, well, make it again. Ken just started at Paradise High School but Tom hates it when Ken talks to his girl (Hey Dudes’ Christine Taylor). They fight. Then the school janitor/former Paradise Policeman Billy (Billy Blanks) teaches Ken how to fight. Everything concludes […]

"Surreal" is the word Paradise High School seniors used over and over again to describe their graduation months after the deadly Camp Fire that leveled most of the town. Most of the students lost homes in the fire, the most deadly and destructive fire in recorded California history. Last week's ceremony was the first time most students had set foot on campus since they were forced to evacuate. We hear from students whose sense of normalcy was restored, at least for an evening. Guest: Jeremy Siegel, KQED reporter Click the "listen" button above to hear the interview. Or find the episode on your favorite podcast app. Read Jeremy's story about twins Kirsten-Grace and Nicholas Baker graduating together from Paradise High, and see photos of the moving graduation ceremony. Subscribe to The Bay on any of your favorite podcast apps to hear more local, Bay Area stories like this one. New episodes are released Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 3 a.m. Find The Bay on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, NPR One, or via Alexa.

The Paradise High School baseball team will play at Oracle Park this weekend!

What happens to high school students when a deadly wildfire burns through their town and everything in its wake? Nivi goes up to Butte County a month after the devastating 2018 Camp Fire to discuss the systemic public education issues that have always existed in Paradise. Now, with the national spotlight on Northern California, those challenges are out in the open for everyone to see, and hopefully, learn from. Tune in for an interview with Doria Charlson about Campanile College Admissions Counseling and their push to help Paradise High School students attend college, against all odds.

There is a town in northern California called Paradise which was destroyed last month by fire. Ninety percent of Paradise residents lost their homes. What this meant for the people who lived in Paradise was brought home to me by an article I read about the Paradise High School football team. Read the sermon here: https://www.templeemanuel.com/rabbi/rabbi-wes-gardenswartz/love-in-paradise/

Melania Christmas to all! The First Lady's post-apocalyptic decor, strange yuletide traditions from around the world, a man donates over a million dollars to Paradise High School. All as we drink Empirical Spirits' new brew habanero-flavored "F. Trump and His Stupid F-ing Wall." Recipe by Sam Anderson! 

Melania Christmas to all! The First Lady's post-apocalyptic decor, strange yuletide traditions from around the world, a man donates over a million dollars to Paradise High School. All as we drink Empirical Spirits' new brew habanero-flavored "F. Trump and His Stupid F-ing Wall." Recipe by Sam Anderson!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

900 of the 980 students at Paradise High School lost their homes in the worst wildfires in the state's history. Find out what one California businessman did to help them.

The San Francisco 49er's invited the football team and cheerleaders from the Paradise High School to their game Monday night against the New York Giants. Rosie tells us the whole story of these kids, 90% of whom lost their homes in last week's fire, getting a brief reprieve from the hell that has left many with little more than the shirt on their back.

The 49ers do something really nice for the Paradise High School football team!