Podcasts about pi kappa alpha

Clemson University is leading the nation by creating a program so that special needs college students are able to rush and join fraternities. Charlie is joining Pi Kappa Alpha and check out the greeting he gets when he finds out and sees his new brothers waiting to greet him!!! VIDEO: https://x.com/drantbradley/status/1836477535875428583

Join us on a gripping journey through the life and crimes of Frederick Darren Muskopf, better known as Darren Berg, a man whose insatiable thirst for wealth led him down a dark and deceitful path. From his humble beginnings in Grants Pass, Oregon, to his rise as a notorious figure in the Pacific Northwest, Berg's story is one of ambition, deception, and shattered dreams.As a child, Berg created an alter ego, Rod Taylor, to compensate for his perceived shortcomings, stemming from a tumultuous upbringing marked by familial abuse and a relentless drive for acceptance. Despite early signs of trouble, Berg's desire for success propelled him through the ranks of fraternity leadership and into the world of entrepreneurship. However, Berg's ventures were tainted by financial mismanagement and, eventually, outright fraud. From bank fraud to elaborate Ponzi schemes, Berg's criminal activities defrauded investors of over $200 million, funding a lifestyle of excess and opulence reminiscent of Bernie Madoff.But Berg's empire crumbled under the weight of his deceit, leading to an 18-year prison sentence for wire fraud, money laundering, and bankruptcy fraud. Yet, his audacious escape from prison in Atwater, California, adds a surreal twist to his saga, leaving authorities and victims in a state of uncertainty. Join us as we delve into the intricate web of Berg's crimes, unraveling the devastating impact on his victims, serving as a cautionary tale of greed and deception in the Pacific Northwest.This week we shared the podcasts Rotten to the Core & Frightful Visit our website! Find us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Patreon, & more! If you have any true crime, paranormal, or witchy stories you'd like to share with us & possibly have them read (out loud) on an episode, email us at pnwhauntsandhomicides@gmail.com or use this link. There are so many ways that you can support the show: BuyMeACoffee, Apple Podcasts, or by leaving a rating & review on Apple Podcasts. Pastebin: for sources.Episode Keywords: Mini Madoff, Ponzi scheme, True crime podcast, Fraud, Financial crimes, Seattle, Portland, Eugene, University of Oregon, Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, Greyhound, Let's Go To Court, buses, charter bus, Frederick Darren Muskopf, Frederick Darren Berg, Ashland, Oregon, Washington, Bellevue, Yachts, Private Jets, Grants Pass, Investment fraud, Wire fraud, Money laundering, Bankruptcy fraud, Financial deception, Investor scams, Financial schemes, Senior citizens, Victims, elder abuse, elder fraud, Prison escape, Atwater Prison, Belize, Federal custody, Justice, Financial devastation, Betrayal, Fugitive. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pnw-haunts-homicides--5955451/support.

In this podcast episode, we sit down with Ivan Coronel, a member of the Pi Kappa Alpha (ΠΚΑ) fraternity at Chapman University, to discuss Greek Life on campus. Ivan shares his personal experience as a member of the fraternity, highlighting the benefits of joining a fraternity as well as addressing common misconceptions about Greek Life. Tune in to gain insight into the social and philanthropic aspects of Greek Life at Chapman University! Created by Anastasia Kuplinova, Video and Podcast Editor, and Justin Yoon, Podcast Editor

The Gavel Podcast is the official podcast of Sigma Nu Fraternity, Inc. and is dedicated to keeping you updated on the operations of the Legion of Honor and connecting you to stories from our brotherhood. To find out more from the Fraternity, you can always check out our website at www.sigmanu.org. Also consider following us on: Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube | FlickrHave feedback or a question about this episode? Want to submit an idea for a future topic you'd like to see covered? Contact the Gavel Podcast team at news@sigmanu.org. Hosts for this EpisodeFred Dobry (Indiana State) - Director of Health and SafetyChristopher Brenton (North Carolina State) - Director of CommunicationsAdam Girtz (North Dakota State) - Director of EngagementGuests for this EpisodeKim Novak, Pi Kappa Alpha's Health and Safety Officer, CEO of NovakTalksEpisode ReferencesSigma Nu's Anti-Hazing Resources Interdisciplinary Institute for Hazing PreventionGeneral Fraternity ResourcesRegistration for Grand Chapter - The Grand Chapter is the Fraternity's legislative conclave taking place every two years. The upcoming 70th Grand Chapter will take place on June 28-July 2, 2023, in  Fort Lauderdale, Florida.Employment and Staff Hiring Resources - If you are interested in learning more about working for the Fraternity as a consultant. Please visit the employment webpage for resources and access to the position application. The application deadlines are October 15 and March 1. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Episode 61 with Kellye Cash. Kellye is a former Miss Tennessee and Miss America 1987. She shares several great stories, including how the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at Memphis State was pretty instrumental in changing her entire life. Kellye has released six albums in her career and has performed with Vince Gill, Billy Joel, Lee Greenwood and her Great Uncle, Johnny Cash. She tells us the funny story how she met her husband Todd and how her father Roy was a Top Gun instructor out at Fighter Town USA. She also shares some stories about her wonderful children that she's so proud of, Brady, Cassidy and Tatum.

Sponsored by the Murray State University Alumni Association and hosted by Murray State Director of Alumni Relations Carrie McGinnis and 2018 Murray State graduate Jordan Lowe, The Racer Alumni Podcast: Stories from the Finest Place We Know, offers the chance to connect with your alma mater and others within our global alumni family. We are 80,000-strong. Murray State University was founded in 1922, making 2022 our Centennial year. As we celebrate the institution's 100th birthday, it is only appropriate that we are being led into our next century by an alumnus and longtime member of the Racer community, Dr. Bob L Jackson. Dr. Jackson was appointed president of his alma mater in March of 2019, after serving as interim president beginning in August 2018. He graduated from Murray State in 1985 with a bachelor's degree in finance. He has since gone on to complete graduate courses at Murray State and doctoral courses at the University of Leicester (UK). He holds a Master of Arts degree in higher education administration for Antioch University and a doctorate in educational leadership from Western Kentucky University.  His wife and first lady, Mrs. Karen Miller Jackson, graduated from Murray State in 1984 with a degree in nursing. During the episode one of the Racer Alumni Podcast, released July 1, 2022, Dr. Jackson talks about upbringing with five siblings in Magnolia, Kentucky, why he chose Murray State for his college experience and his time as a young Racer beginning in the fall of 1981. He began his foray into leadership as a student, serving as a Student Ambassador, on student government and as president of his fraternity, Pi Kappa Alpha. As an alumnus of the University he leads, Dr. Jackson said the expectations he places upon himself, and to some extent the expectations that others place on him, are colored through a blue and gold lens. His professional experiences working in state government, in corporate finance and as a member of the faculty and staff at Murray State have positioned him with a unique set of skills and perspective that have tremendous impact on his daily walk and decision-making as president. The relationships and friendships that Dr. Jackson has built and fostered over many years also create a unique level of access to the president's office for alumni who have essentially grown up professionally alongside him. You will also have the opportunity to hear first-hand what it has been like for Dr. Jackson to navigate our collective alma mater through one of the scariest and most difficult periods in our history and one of the most exciting milestones of our history, a global pandemic and our centennial celebration, in just the span of 2-3 years. A well-documented history buff and not one to dwell on the negative, Dr. Jackson has made it a priority to spend our 100th year in appreciation of those who first imagined what is now Murray State University, those who fought to turn that dream into a reality for this small spec of land in far western Kentucky and those who have led the institution through incredible challenges, exciting breakthroughs and tremendous global change to become the world-class regional public University we are today. That 100-year history has been laid out into a pictorial coffee table book which Dr. Jackson co-authored along with members of our University Libraries faculty, Dr. Jeff McLaughlin and Sarah Marie Owens. The Finest Place We Know: A Centennial History of Murray State University, 1922-2022 is currently available for presale at murraystate.edu/centennial. Copies of the book will be available for purchase and pick-up this fall. So, what is next for Murray State as we head into our next 100 years? Dr. Jackson lays out the “great transformation” that is currently underway on our campus and the things he sees as priorities moving forward into the next 10-20 years. New episodes of the Racer Alumni Podcast will release on the 1st and 15th of each month. We encourage you to subscribe so you don't miss an episode. Visit murraystate.edu/podcast for more information. Want to recommend a guest? Email us at msu.raceralumni@murraystate.edu. This podcast was produced by Jim Ray Consulting Services.  Jim Ray, a 1992 Murray State graduate, serves as the executive producer of the Racer Alumni Podcast.  He can help you with the concept development, implementation, production and distribution of your own podcast, just as he has done for the MSUAA. Learn more at jimrayconsultingservices.com/podcastproduction/. Not a member of the MSUAA? Membership makes the Racer Alumni Podcast possible. Join as an annual or lifetime member today at murraystate.edu/alumni. We are Proud. We are Family. We are Racers.

Our next guest is Sydney Newby, a Bowling Green State University sorority member who was honored with the first Stone Foltz memorial award for taking action against Greek Life hazing. Foltz was pledging to Pi Kappa Alpha at just 20 years old. Sydney says it's a loss she never wants to see happen again, and she's taken it upon herself to educate sorority members on campus. On episode 239 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Sydney chose Bowling Green State University, what was special about the sisters of Sigma Kappa that made her want to join, what she and the students were experiencing when Stone Foltz (a BGSU student who passed away on March 7, 2021) died as a result of hazing, how Sydney was able to work through the loss of her Nana and Grandpa passing away and then focus on making a difference, what the hazing prevention workshops looked like when she was VP of Standards for Panhellenic, what the moment felt like when she was awarded the first Stone Foltz Community of Care Award, when hazing will end, how we can leverage social media to help us defeat hazing, effective replacement activities if we know hazing is happening in our chapter, and steps students should take if they see hazing happening on their campus. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUJ7KTFLcRg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUJ7KTFLcRg    

This is Stephen Schmidt from the Gazette digital news desk and I'm here with your update for Friday, March 4. Friday will be a cloudy day that will lead to a rainy Saturday. According to the National Weather Service it will be mostly cloudy in the Cedar Rapids area with a high near 48 degrees. A wind of 10 to 15 mph will gust as high as 25 mph. There will be a slight chance of rain Friday night, with a low around 42 degrees.  Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed into law legislation that bans transgender girls and women from participating in girls' and women's sports in Iowa. Iowa becomes the 11th state to enact a ban on transgender girls in girls sports. The legislation, https://www.legis.iowa.gov/legislation/BillBook?ga=89&ba=HF2416 (House File 2416), passed through the Iowa Legislature with https://www.thegazette.com/state-government/ban-on-transgender-girls-in-iowa-girls-sports-approved/ (only Republican support). Republicans and supporters of the new law say it is a matter of ensuring fairness in girls' and women's athletics. “It's simply a reality of human biology. Forcing females to compete against males is the opposite of inclusivity, and it's absolutely unfair,” Reynolds, a Republican, said during the public bill-signing event. “Girls athletes would inevitably be displaced by biological boys with physical advantages.” There are no examples of transgender girls dominating a girls' sport in Iowa, and examples nationally exist but are rare. Democrats, advocates for transgender people and other opponents argue the besides the rarity of what the bill says it is trying to fix, bills the target transgender students will create a feeling of exclusion who already report high rates of school bullying, isolation, and suicidal thoughts.  After at least six incidents of misconduct since the fall of 2017 — including two this academic year — the University of Iowa has suspended its chapter of the popular Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity for at least four years. That means the chapter — known as “PIKE,” sitting adjacent UI's Mayflower Residence Hall along Dubuque Street — won't be eligible for UI recognition again until July 1, 2026. Should the chapter face more misconduct allegations in the interim while not recognized by the university, administrators could extend the suspension, according to a Feb. 23 disciplinary letter. The Iowa PIKE chapter was https://www.thegazette.com/higher-education/university-of-iowa-fraternities-investigated-for-rowdy-tailgate/ (among three UI fraternities) found to have been involved in hosting impermissible and illegal tailgates in the fall. The panel that regulates Iowa gaming facilities will take applications from those seeking a license to operate a facility in Linn County, potentially opening the door to the development of a casino in Iowa's second-largest city. But Cedar Rapids will only secure permission from the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission if city officials and developers successfully make their case, overcome opposition and assuage concerns that a casino in Cedar Rapids will “cannibalize” the market. That market also includes Waterloo and Riverside, cities within an hour drive that already have casinos. The five-member panel has denied Cedar Rapids a license to operate a casino twice before, in 2014 and 2017, because it considered the market sufficiently served. But Cedar Rapids believes “the time is now” for a casino. Officials say the casino could be part of Iowa's solution to stave off competition from recently approved gaming at Nebraska's six horse tracks. Support for this news update was provided by New Pioneer Food Co-op. Celebrating 50 years as Eastern Iowa's destination for locally and responsibly sourced groceries with stores in Iowa City, Coralville and Cedar Rapids; and online through Co-op Cart at http://www.newpi.coop/ (newpi.coop).

A native New Yorker, Zach Greenberg graduated from Binghamton University in 2013 and Syracuse Law in 2016. He developed an appreciation for free speech as the President of the College Libertarians and the Federalist Society where he sought to bring those with divergent opinions together for debate and discussion. After serving as a legal intern for FIRE, he became a student attorney for the Criminal Defense Clinic where he defended indigent Syracuse residents on misdemeanor charges. Note: FIRE is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization. In episode 219 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Zach decided to attend Binghamton University for his undergraduate experience, why he joined Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity as a Founding Father, why he's so passionate about the First Amendment, what FIRE does, some of the core programs that FIRE offers for awareness and activism, the implications when Harvard dropped its policy against single gender clubs on campus, other suppression of First Amendment rights on campuses, and what a college student can do if they see signs of restrictive speech policies. Enjoy! Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bigSo2e_1s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bigSo2e_1s

In the final episode of Broken Pledge, Shari Foltz and Kathleen Wiant talk with The Dispatch about their aspirations for a hazing-free future. After the loss of their sons Collin and Stone the mothers worked together to keep their promises by pushing lawmakers to pass an anti-hazing law. The new law, Collin's Law, makes criminal punishments more severe for those who haze and expands the definition of hazing in Ohio to include the forced consumption of drugs and alcohol. Finally, the mothers reflect on their sons, the pain, and answer what they would say to group of people who are participating in hazing rituals.

This week on the Level Up with Coach K Podcast our guest of honor is Roy Lydell Rucker Jr. (@coachroy_fitness)! Roy is the life of the party everywhere he goes. His vibrant personality and positive energy is so infectious. He's an entrepreneur that serves as an artist, fitness & wellness coach, and leadership consultant.! He is the Founder & Creator of loveruckerave and #PROJECT28. He's a 2x Published Author, a former D1 Athlete, a Proud Member of Pi Kappa Alpha 6 year Alumni Member, and Chapter Advisor for the past (3 years). This episode will be premiering on Wednesday 5/12 at 11 AM (CST) on YouTube! Follow @level27coaching and click the “LEVEL UP WITH COACH K POD” link in the bio to checkout the full episode! Or listen on Apple Music, iHeartradio and all other platforms! LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE! TURN ON YOUR NOTIFICATIONS SO YOU'LL NEVER MISS A NEW UPLOAD! #LevelUpWithCoachK #BlackPodcaster #L27 #LifeCoaching #StudentAthleteLifeCoach #Level27LifeCoaching #CollegeAndRealLifeAdvice #levelupwithcoachkpodcast

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Dispatch education reporters Sheridan Hendrix, Alissa Widman Neese and Megan Henry discuss hazing on college campuses and the lasting impacts it can have. During this episode of The Learning Pod, they discuss how 20-year-old Bowling Green State University student Stone Foltz died from alleged fraternity hazing earlier this month. They also talk about how Collin’s Law has been reintroduced by Ohio senators, what can be done to prevent hazing, and how education on hazing in Greek life and student organizations could help. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cory and Shari Foltz speak with Dispatch reporters Mike Wagner and Sheridan Hendrix regarding the recent death of their son Stone Foltz, a 20-year-old sophomore at Bowling Green State University. Stone was pledging Pi Kappa Alpha International, better known on campus as PIKE. Foltz was placed on life support after he was given "a copious amount of alcohol" at an off-campus event organized by the BGSU chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha and then dropped off at his apartment by fraternity members, according to Sean Alto, an attorney for the family. Stone died at the hospital on Sunday March 7, 2021. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The CDC has issued new guidelines for those who are fully vaccinated. The good news is that those people can now visit with other fully vaccinated people indoors without wearing masks or social distancing. And if they are exposed to the virus, there's no need to quarantine or get tested if they show no symptoms. Lev Facher, Washington correspondent at STAT News, joins us for the new rules for those that have gotten their vaccine. Next, we are seeing a rise in border crossings at the southern border. Some have blamed the policies from the Biden administration as the reason for encouraging the surge, but that is only a small part. There have been hurricanes in Honduras that have left people homeless, food shortages in Central America, and the pandemic has also been pushing people to the U.S. Stef Kight, immigration reporter at Axios, joins us for why migrants are fleeing their homes once again. Finally, another tragic story of fraternity hazing gone wrong. 20 year-old Stone Foltz from Bowling Green State University has died after being given “copious amounts of alcohol” as a frat party. His family has decided to donate his organs. The fraternity, Pi Kappa Alpha, has been stripped of its status as a student organization and an investigation is underway. Bethany Bruner, reporter at The Columbus Dispatch, joins us for more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Bowling Green University students protested Tuesday demanding the resignation of BGSU President Rodney K. Rogers, for what they say is his allowance of "dangerous practices" in Greek life. Listen to Columbus Dispatch higher education reporter Sheridan Hendrix as she explains more from Tuesday’s protest. Broken Pledge:A story about fraternity hazing and the life and death of Collin Wiant, an 18-year-old student at Ohio University. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Alison talks with Mason, a Pike at Louisiana State University, about how he's connecting with God through Scripture. Guest: Mason, Pi Kappa Alpha Download a free Bible Study Guide here. Find weekly devotionals here. And visit us on our website greekiv.org for more resources.

Ep. 9 - PikeBros4Life It's been a while, but the brothers are back. Sorry for the long overdue upload but we are two busy men. Hopefully this episode is entertaining as Adam and Cam discuss our dream fraternity: Pi Kappa Alpha at Florida State University. Like always, we hope you enjoy. Adam and I will actually start uploading consistently. Please share the cast with your friends and maybe family if they're chill.

PIKE University is the only fraternity-sponsored leadership program that provides regional summits for general members in addition to programs offered for chapter leaders. In August of 2017, Town & Country named Pi Kappa Alpha among the most prestigious fraternities in America, citing the Fraternity as a leading competitor for leadership programs. Our undergraduates return to their chapters equipped with the knowledge and skills to make impactful change. For this episode, Jarrett sits down with Education Officer Danny Ryan (Missouri S&T, Alpha Kappa ’06) to talk about the value of this educational programming and how it can transform your chapter. Resource Links Discussed: PIKE University Landing Page (www.pikes.org/pike-u) Chapter Scholarship Funds (www.pikes.org/pike-u/pike-u-scholarships/pike-u-available-funds) YouTube - About PIKE U (https://youtu.be/xIks5eZDzMw)

On a fundamental level, scholarship is a priority for all of our chapters. Fraternity doesn’t exist without our host institutions, so an emphasis on scholarship programming is not only encouraged – it’s expected. As members of Pi Kappa Alpha, we should strive to live a life that is congruent with our values of scholars, leaders, athletes and gentlemen. If not, we are doing both ourselves and our chapters a disservice. Delta + Arkoma Consultant Daniel Maloney (Nevada - Las Vegas, Kappa Omicron '14) joins the podcast as we discuss effective scholarship programming and what that might look like in your chapter. Resource Links Discussed: PIKE Blog - Scholarship (https://www.pikes.org/blog/2018/01/02/scholarship) Article - American Psychological Association: "Study Smart" (http://www.apa.org/gradpsych/2011/11/study-smart.aspx)

At our historic 71st International Convention celebrating 150 years of Pi Kappa Alpha, the Convention floor passed legislation for the implementation of a new holistic membership development program, the True PIKE Experience. Director of Membership Development Devon Teixeira (California State - Fresno, Iota Beta '10) joins Jarrett on the podcast to discuss the ins and outs of the TPE, what value it will bring to your chapter and how you can get a jump start on implementing this new program. Resource Links Discussed: More information about the True PIKE Experience (www.pikes.org/TPE) PIKE Blog - Implementing the True PIKE Experience (https://www.pikes.org/blog/2018/07/23/implementing-the-true-pike-experience)

Scott is presently the President & Chief Operating Officer of 2 sister practice groups, ProMD Health and Baltimore Tattoo Removal. He is also one of the Founders of Telthera, a men's health-focused telemedicine technology company. In 2017 Scott led his team to win the Torch Award from the Better Business Bureau.     Scott brings a wealth of experience from a management consulting background at Accenture. Prior to joining Accenture, Scott attended Johns Hopkins University, where he earned a Master's degree in Biotechnology where he focused his coursework on Novel Drug Development and Large Firm Leadership. At the time he was also working as research technologist studying pancreatic cancer and type I diabetes. He was later promoted to a laboratory manager role. Scott is a published author in academic journals.   In his free time, Scott sits on the Board of Directors for the Calvert Animal Rescue and is an Advisory Board Member for the Allergan Medspa Board. Scott is also an active volunteer with Johns Hopkins Alumni recruiting, the Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter, The House of Ruth, VOLO City, Pi Kappa Alpha, Calvert Animal Rescue, the Better Business Bureau, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, & several other organizations.   Podcast Highlights: Your most valuable asset is your time. Use it wisely. Great leaders help their people become great leaders too Maximize your highs and do everything you can to mitigate your lows   Contact Scott: LinkedIn Website

International President Shad Williams (Oklahoma State, Gamma Chi '91) kicks off the inaugural PIKE Podcast. Shad talks about his vision for the podcast, his thoughts on being an actively-engaged brother and the Fraternity's 150th anniversary. Show notes: www.pikes.org/podcast Resource Links Discussed: Information on the 150th Anniversary of Pi Kappa Alpha: www.pikes.org/150

For more than a decade, Pi Kappa Alpha at the University of Cincinnati has conducted an international mission trip. Through this program, brothers have visited places like Peru and Nepal while performing manual labor for local communities in need. In this episode, we learn about why the trip is so important to the chapter, and we relive the ... Read more Volunteering abroad with Pi Kappa Alpha at the University of Cincinnati The post Volunteering abroad with Pi Kappa Alpha at the University of Cincinnati appeared first on Greek Life Today.

Joan Ford (Killing It, Nerdist) and Drew Spears (Tween Fest, Cardinal Redbird) for an episode filled with petty crimes and ponzi schemes. First, the whole crew discuss Jake and Josh's train trip across the United States. They talk about encountering Trump supporters and Drew discusses a strange encounter he had with a Shaq fan. Then we get into the MEAT when Drew talks about a time he nearly got in a fight at a Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity party and then stole their keg. Then Joan tells a famous story from her hometown of Bethlehem, NY about a boy that had it all, and then lost it all fast. These true stories inspire improvised scenes about a robbers who love their mommies, a trash talking party-goer named Dale, a bunch of introspective bros, a gossiping mother and more! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy ( https://www.acast.com/privacy ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-meat-improv-with-jake-jabbour-and-josh-simpson/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Prime Minister Crusader Rabbit explains how consultation works. There's quite a bit about Muslims and terrorism. And butt chugging at the University of Tennessee? We get to the bottom of it.We hear how a family targeted in Sydney's anti-terrorism raids has launched legal action and that a sword seized in another raid was just a plastic decoration.Elephant stamps of approval go to alleged butt chugger Alexander Broughton of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at the University of Tennessee, and Tea Party activist Todd Kincannon for his unique solution to ebola.Episode notes and full credits are at:https://stilgherrian.com/edict/00030/