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Over the last year, MSS has been working behind the scenes to create a multi-employer welfare association that would allow nonprofits in our region to come together for the purpose of accessing quality healthcare benefits for employees at more affordable rates. Your help is needed to continue the effort as we work toward building a meaningful association for nonprofit employees serving across our region. In this episode, host Autumn Vest is joined by Jeff Hughes, Vice President with Holmes Murphy introduce the West Texas Nonprofits Benefits Trust (WTXNBT) currently in development. In this episode: Learn more about the West Texas Nonprofits Benefits Trust at https://wtxnbt.org/ On this site, you can submit your data to join the effort or Register for a Town Hall Meeting. You can also email info@wtxnbt.org to request a one-on-one meeting for your agency. If you would like to submit a show idea, contact Autumn at avest@midlandss.org. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
In this episode of State of the Nonprofits, we dive into the creation and goals of the newly formed Midland Nonprofit Marketing Network (MNM). Hosted by MSS's Executive Director, Autumn Vest, the conversation brings together founding members of MNM—Cali Trowbridge of SHARE, Rachel Austin of Bynum School, and MSS's own Leslie English. Together, they explore how and why this unique network was started, its goals for fostering peer support and collaboration among nonprofit marketing professionals, and its long-term potential for nonprofits. From first meetings and early challenges to ambitious future visions, this episode provides insight into the impact of peer networks on nonprofit success. Find out more about MNM and upcoming meetings, contact Leslie English at lenglish@midlandss.org. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
If you've been a part of nonprofits in west Texas, than you know the name Laurie Johnson. Laurie been leading the Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin since 2006 and earlier this year, announced her retirement. In this episode, host and MSS Executive Director, Autumn Vest, sits down to visit about lessons learned as Laurie shares a few nuggets of wisdom with us. In this episode: The Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin, https://www.nmc-pb.org/ "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
In this episode, we explore barriers to prioritizing professional development in nonprofits. discover local opportunities for investing in yourself and your staff with host Autumn Vest and Midland Education Foundation Director Anita Gamertsfelder. West Texas Rural Philanthropy Days, July 17-19 in Alpine, https://www.wtxrpd.org/ Nonprofit Management Center, https://www.nmc-pb.org/ Permian Basin Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, https://community.afpnet.org/afptxpermianbasinchapter/home Leadership Acceleration Program (LAP), https://abell-hanger.org/our-initiatives/leadership-acceleration-program/ "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
Story telling is part of the makeup of nonprofits. As we engage with donors, funders and community members, nonprofit leaders must become master storytellers to help build connection with our missions. In this episode of State of the Nonprofits, we're visiting with a master storyteller, Adam Reed, who is part of Filmhunter Media. In this episode: Filmhunter Media, https://www.filmhuntermedia.com/ Guest Book Recommendation: Building a Story Brand by Donald Miller MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
Permian Basin Gives returns on May 21, 2024! We want to help you make the most of it! In this special episode of MSS State of the Nonprofits, host Autumn Vest welcomes Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin executive director, Laurie Johnson, for a quick walk through of how participating nonprofits can have a successful giving day. In this Episode: Discover all 117 participating agencies at https://permianbasingives.org/ Have questions about Permian Basin Gives? Contact Sarah Marler at info@nmc-pb.org or (432) 570-7971. MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
The philanthropic spirit in West Texas is one of the most unique aspects of our region. Both individual and corporate partnerships make our nonprofits stronger and enhance their ability to make real change in the lives of our clients. Today, we welcome Jay Whitlow to the State of the Nonprofits. Jay is a part of the team at Performance Chemical Company, where they are taking corporate partnerships to a whole new level. In this Episode: Performance Chemical Company (PCC) provides support for the Oil and Gas Industry in the Permian Basin. Our customized products and services are valuable to the following areas: Water treatment, Production, Midstream, and Saltwater disposals. For more information visit https://www.perf-chem.com/ The Catwalk Podcast is hosted by Jay Whitlow. https://www.youtube.com/@thecatwalkshow Interested in connecting with Jay? Click here. MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
State of the Nonprofits host and MSS Executive Director, Autumn Vest, welcomes Thaddeus Squire, Chief Commons Steward at Social Impact Commons in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Thaddues recently traveled to Midland to join us as the keynote speaker for the a luncheon celebrating the 10th Anniversary of MSS. One of his many areas of expertise lies in shared resources or commoning. This episode explores the power and impact of commoning. In this episode: Thaddeus has more than 20 years of experience in the nonprofit management field, focusing on arts and cultural heritage. Following government relations work for the Philadelphia Museum of Art, he went on to found Peregrine Arts, a multi-arts producer, and Hidden City Philadelphia, among other curatorial projects. His significant work in nonprofit resource sharing began in 2010 as founder of CultureWorks Greater Philadelphia, the first comprehensive fiscal sponsor focusing on arts and heritage, which manages more than 120 independent organizations. Thaddeus's creative practice is focused on systems design for nonprofit resource sharing, in particular practices based in commoning and commons management principles. His work is grounded in the fields of American Pragmatism, Common Pool Resource Economics, Cooperative Management, New Localism and the Applied Behavioral Sciences. Additionally, he has deep expertise in the history of philanthropy and the nonprofit sector, nonprofit management, fine and performing arts, heritage preservation, and museum sciences. Thaddeus holds degrees from Princeton University, the University of Leipzig (J. William Fulbright Fellowship), and the Mendelssohn Conservatory of Music & Theatre. Find out more about Social Impact Commons: https://www.socialimpactcommons.org/ MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
Each season of State of the Nonprofits, we like to take an episode to focus on self-care and avoiding burnout. In this episode, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Area Director, Dustin Pearce, shares what works for him and how he came to develop a daily seven step routine to keep him focused and ready for whatever the day brings. In this episode: Find out more about Fellowship of Christian Athletes: https://www.permianbasinfca.org/ For more information on Brene Brown's Dare to Lead List of Values, visit https://brenebrown.com/resources/dare-to-lead-list-of-values/. MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
Volunteer recruitment is one of the greatest challenges facing many nonprofits, but one agency is working to provide relief by recruiting a very specific community of volunteers. In this episdoe, MSS Executive Director and Host, Autumn Vest, is joined by Saul Herrera, Director of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) at Senior Life Midland. In this episode: Find out more about RSVP at Senior Life Midland at https://www.seniorlifemidland.org/senior-activities/. Connect with Saul Herrera. MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
MSS is celebrating its 10th Anniversary in 2024! To celebrate, we're kicking off Season 3 of State of the Nonprofits with a look back at how MSS began and where the first 10 years have led the organization. Joining MSS Executive Director and Host, Autumn Vest, is Vicki Jay, former executive director and a founding member of the committee that formed Midland Shared Spaces. In this episode: Find out more about MSS and how you can join us in celebrating this milestone at https://midlandss.org/10-year-celebration. Where is Vicki Jay now? Find out more about the National Alliance for Children's Grief at https://nacg.org/. MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
In this episode, MSS Executive Director and Host, Autumn Vest, welcomes Tim Jebsen, executive director, and Hannah Allee, Marketing Director, for the Midland Community Theatre. Hear the MCT perspective on volunteering, collaborating and planning for the future. AND get excited for the 2024 opening musical - OH MY! In this episode: Midland Community Theatre, https://mctmidland.org/ MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
Maintaining employee morale is challenging when agencies are navigating leadership changes. As new leaders step in, changes in style and direction can leave staff members feeling adrift and sometimes disgruntled. On this episode of State of the Nonprofits, host Autumn Vest visits with Dr. Elise Kail, a retired educator with vast experience in leading groups through change. Dr. Kail is now a consultant and owner of Kail Consulting, LLC. MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
With a new year just a few holiday-filled months away, many nonprofits are working to recruit board members to their causes. Recruiting young professionals can be difficult. Not only finding those individuals with the flexibility to serve, but also with the willingness to make a commitment. In this episode of State of the Nonprofits, MSS Board Member, Lauryn Hendrix, shares her experience in service and how her fellow board members participated in her growth. MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
It's Cybersecurity Awareness month! Technology is a core aspect of the services that MSS provides, so of course we're dedicating this episode to our very own MSS IT Services Department and welcoming IT Director, Gary Hires, back to State of the Nonprofits. In this episode, you can expect a bit of Cyber Security 101. What nonprofits need to know and how you can be prepared for an attack. MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
When we talk about partnerships in education, our minds often go directly to working with our local school district to support student success. But we may be overlooking opportunities to create community impact through partnership in higher education. Midland College's new president, Dr. Damon Kennedy, is ready to join forces with nonprofits to create impact in our community. In this episode, MSS Executive Director Autumn Vest is joined by Dr. Kennedy to explore his vision for Midland College. In this episode: Midland College, https://www.midland.edu/ MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
In recent years, we've seen a surge of people and groups coming together to create impact in our communities. One such group is the Permian Strategic Partnership, a coalition of leading Permian Basin energy companies who joined together to work in partnership with leaders across the region's communities to address current and future challenges to the responsible development of the vast oil and natural gas resources of the Permian Basin. The Partnership seeks to improve the quality of place for Permian Basin families by partnering with local leaders to develop and implement strategic plans to foster superior education, accessible housing, a supportive healthcare system, safer roads, and workforce development. This episode features a conversation with is PSP President and CEO, Tracee Bentley. In this episode: Permian Strategic Partnership, https://permianpartnership.org/ MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
Autumn Vest, MSS ED, and Bailee Hennis, RLWT ED, join forces to co-host this episode of State of the Nonprofits. Autumn and Bailee visit with Catherine Ashton, Founder and CEO of The Giant Squid Group. This conversation dives into thinking beyond the box when it comes to staffing and building your nonprofit team. Through meeting team members' individual needs and understanding their experiences, your agency can find creative ways to grow and succeed. In this episode: Giant Squid Group, https://www.giantsquidgroup.com/ The UnderDeveloped Report: A National Study of Challenges Facing Nonprofit Fundraising, A Joint Project by CompassPoint and the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund Association of Fundraising Professionals of the Permian Basin, https://community.afpglobal.org/afptxpermianbasinchapter/home MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
No matter the reason an executive director or CEO leaves a nonprofit, planning for future leadership is not something many organizations do very well. The best thing we can do for our missions, is to plan ahead and be prepared for the future. In this episode, two guests to chat with me about how Midland Childrens' Rehabilitation Center (or MCRC) faced succession planning. Our host MSS Executive Director Autumn Vest is joined by Brooke Mueller who retired in 2020 as executive director of MCRC after 19 years in the role, and Kristal Kidd, the current executive Director of MCRC. In this episode: Midland Children's Rehabilitation Center, https://www.midlandchildrens.org/ Association of Fundraising Professionals of the Permian Basin, https://community.afpglobal.org/afptxpermianbasinchapter/home MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
If you have worked in nonprofits in Midland-Odessa, you've likely met this episodes' guest along the way. Joining MSS Executive Director and Host, Autumn Vest in the Recording Library of West Texas Studio is Kay Crites, the soon to be retired executive director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Permian Basin. MSS is proud to be a partner with Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
Our nonprofit community is robust and serving youth in Midland is the focus of a great many nonprofits. In this episode, Dr. Stephanie Howard, the new superintendent of Midland Independent School District explores her vision of how nonprofits can partner with the district for student success. Connect with Dr. Stephanie Howard, Superintendent Connect with Melissa Horner, Executive Director of Student Services Connect with Brandon Reyes, Chief of Human Capital Connect with Anita Gamertsfelder, Midland Education Foundation "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
MSS is hosting a FREE Midland Nonprofit Celebration and Social event on Wednesday, July 19 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. This episode is all about the who, what, when, where and why! Host Autumn Vest is joined by MSS staff members Gary Hires and Marc Kondrup. After you learn all about it, visit https://midlandss.org/services/mss-events to save your seat! "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas. MSS is a proud partner of Pioneer Natural Resources. With Pioneer's partnership, we are working to create impact in our nonprofit community with programs like State of the Nonprofits, IT Services and more.
This episode of state of the nonprofits discusses sensitive issues that may be a trigger for some of our listeners. Our conversation focuses on emergency preparedness particularly for active shooter events. Please listen with caution. How can nonprofits best prepare for emergencies like active shooter events? Eric Harrell of the Midland Fire Department joins MSS in the studio to share some guidance on preparing for the worst. Learn about training such as Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events and Stop the Bleed and discover resources to ensure your agency is prepared. To schedule a training or threat assessment, contact Eric Harrell at eharrell@midlandtexas.gov. "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
It's award season in the Permian Basin! Nominations are now open for the 2023 Beacon Awards. In this episode, Laurie Johnson, executive director of the Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin, shares the details of the awards. Learn more about the categories and nomination process. For more details or complete a nomination form, click here: https://www.nmc-pb.org/beacon The 2023 Beacon Award nominations are due Friday, June 16 at 5 p.m. Categories are Excellence in Governing Board Leadership (Board Member), Excellence in Organizational Leadership (CEO or Executive Director), Program Excellence, Excellence in Communication, Excellence in Collaboration, Judge Pat Baskin Family Volunteer of the Year Award (Adult and Youth), and W.D. Noël Volunteer of the Year Award (Adult and Youth). "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
Funders across West Texas and South Eastern New Mexico recently gathered for the first “Permian Basin Area Funders Network.” Private and community foundations joined with corporate funders to discuss the greatest issues facing our region and to share ideas across county and state lines. Mark Palmer, CEO of the Abell-Hanger Foundation, joins our host, Autumn Vest, in studio to share why this convening was so important and the possible outcomes of bringing the community leaders together. In this episode: Abell-Hanger Foundation, https://abell-hanger.org/ CH Foundation, https://www.chfoundationlubbock.com/ PY Foundation, https://www.pyfoundationnm.org/ San Angelo Area Foundation, https://www.saafound.org/ Permian Strategic Partnership (PSP), https://permianpartnership.org/ "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
For decades, nonprofits have relied upon volunteers to deliver services and achieve missions. The last few years volunteer recruitment has become increasingly difficult. In the 2022 State of the Nonprofits survey, we learned that recruiting and retaining volunteers is one of the greatest challenges facing our nonprofits. In this episode we sit down with Mikey Jacquez, program coordinator for SHARE, and Bailee Hennis, executive director of Recording Library of West Texas to discuss recruiting and retaining volunteers in 2023. In this episode: Recording Library of West Texas, https://www.recordinglibrary.org/ SHARE, https://www.sharewtx.org/ "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
Across West Texas, nonprofits are seeing a rise in the needs of their communities. With the lingering impacts of COVID and ongoing economic challenges, nonprofits are working to overcome a variety of obstacles in order to provide necessary services with excellence to the people of our region. In this episode, our host Autumn Vest is joined by Libby Campbell, CEO of the West Texas Foodbank to discuss the challenges and rising needs of across West Texas. In this episode: West Texas Food Bank, https://wtxfoodbank.org/ "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
WTXNonprofits.org is a project of MSS designed to connect individuals with nonprofits through outreach efforts including a robust, vibrant online directory of nonprofits operating or serving in West Texas, for community members to access information about missions, services, volunteer opportunities, and events. Learn more with MSS Impact Coordinator, Leslie Uchytil. In this episode: For more information, contact MSS Impact Coordinator, Leslie Uchytil at info@wtxnonprofits.org MSS (Midland Shared Spaces, Inc.), https://midlandss.org "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas
Collaboration may seem like a bit of a buzzword these days, but in reality, it can redefine the way in which nonprofits can effectively deliver goals in exciting and unprecedented ways. In this episode we're joined by Laura Wolf of Basin PBS and Rachel Ritter of Midland Festival Ballet. These two executive directors have figured out The Power of Collaboration! In this episode: Basin PBS https://www.basinpbs.org/ Midland Festival Ballet https://www.midlandfestivalballet.org/ "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas
In this episode, meet the newest member of the Abell-Hanger Foundation, Julia Vickery. Julia sits down with us to discuss the launch of the Leadership Acceleration Program, an effort to strengthen nonprofit leaders in our community. Mentioned in this episode: Abell-Hanger Foundation, https://abell-hanger.org/ Leadership Acceleration Program, https://abell-hanger.org/our-initiatives/leadership-acceleration-program/ Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin: Nonprofit Executive Leadership Certification program https://www.nmc-pb.org/nelc "State of the Nonprofits" is a program of MSS produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas
The final episode of season 1 of the State of the Nonprofits looks ahead to 2023. It's time to start planning for the 2023 Permian Basin Gives Event coming on February 21! Registration is now open! In this episode, hear from Leslie Uchytil, the event coordinator. We're also talking about the State of the Nonprofits Study, now open for all nonprofits in West Texas. In this episode: Register your nonprofit for the 2023 Permian Basin Gives at https://permianbasingives.org/forms/view.php?id=13792 Learn more about Permian Basin Gives at https://permianbasingives.org/ Participate in the 2022 State of the Nonprofits Study at https://survey.midlandss.org/s/NFdOPsz_2cv2SyxKq_la Learn more about the State of the Nonprofits at https://midlandss.org/ State of the Nonprofits is produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
Nonprofits use programming to deliver services into our community and to spread the message of their mission. There are some truly innovative and exciting programs happening right here in West Texas. Sometimes the biggest challenge is in bringing people to your program. In this episode, our host is joined by Randy Ham, Executive Director of Odessa Arts, to talk about how he's working to engage their community in art! In this episode: Odessa Arts exists to support and promote the Arts & Humanities in Odessa and Ector County through Cultural Tourism, Arts Education and Arts Advocacy. Learn more here https://odessaarts.org/ State of the Nonprofits is produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
In this episode, our host and MSS Executive Director, Autumn Vest, is joined by the incomparable Sue Roseberry. Mama Sue, as she is often called, is master storyteller and presenter and also the Executive Director of the Midland Storytelling Festival. Join the conversation with Sue as she presents a different perspective on embracing diversity and being more inclusive. In this episode: Find out more about the incredible talents of Midland local, Sue Roseberry at https://www.sueroseberry.com/ Discover the Midland Storytelling Festival and mark your calendars for the events happening December 1-3, 2022. https://makingmemoriesmidland.com/ State of the Nonprofits is produced in partnership with the Recording Library of West Texas.
A donation from the Recording Industry Association of America to the Nixon White House, the White House Recording Library was comprised of 2,000 LPs, and overseen by a committee of scholars, journalists, and musicians. The library was then stored away and forgotten. John Chuldenko, the grandson of President Jimmy Carter, recalls hearing stories of the collection and began his search to uncover the lost music. He shares his quest and discovery with White House Historical Association President Stewart McLaurin.
There is no nonprofit organization untouched by the COVID-19 Pandemic, and after two years, many are changed forever... some for the better. Join us as we visit with Baliee Hennis, executive director of the Recording Library of West Texas, and learn how this nonprofit discovered a silver lining that has redefined their organization for the future. Featured in this episode, the Recording Library of West Texas. For more information visit https://www.recordinglibrary.org/ or find them on Facebook.
Do you feel stressed about Christmas? Overwhelmed? Dr. Stephanie Moses, Psychologist, talks about to how to manage that stress so you can be mindful about enjoying Christmas. Intrigued and confused is a production of the Recording Library of West Texas.
Get to know the candidates starting Monday, October 14th with The Recording Library of West Texas's podcast, Tall City Elections! We've invited candidates to join us in the studio to tell us their plans and voice their opinions. We do it as a podcast for our visually impaired listeners. Get informed and vote! Tall City Elections is a production of RLWT and the League of Women voters. All episodes are recorded live in our studio.
How is your mental health now that kids are back in school? Listen to Bailee Hennis, Executive Director at the Recording Library of West Texas talk with Dr. Stephanie Moses, a psychologist about how to manage stress during school. We also discuss the good and bad side of social media and how it affects your life.
Welcome to Intrigued and Confused a mental health podcast where you get advice and coping techniques from professionals. Hosted by Bailee Hennis, Executive Director at The Recording Library of West Texas, a 501 c.3 non-profit that provides audio and podcasts to anyone who cannot access the printed word due to a visual, learning, or mental impairment. Doctor Stephanie Moses starts us off with a series of 6 episodes.
Listen to guest Angel Munoz tell her story about suicide and how you can get help if you're struggling. The therapist on the show, Kristi Edwards, explains what signs to look for if you think someone you love may be struggling. Centers Solutions is a collaboration between Centers for Children and Families and The Recording Library of West Texas. Two great non-profits located in Midland, Texas. We can always use your support! recordinglibrary.org centerstx.org
We have been podcasting for 1 year--join the Centers' Solutions team as we clink glasses in celebration of the year in review--followed by a discussion about the JOY WE FOUND IN QUARANTINE! (If we have tagged you, we mentioned you in the episode!) Recording Library of West Texas Kim Jennings Collier--you were our most listened to episode! Stephanie Leigh Moses Reflection Ministries of Texas Sibley Nature Center Jennifer Whitehead Buckner Midland Senior Life Midland Kathleen Kirwan Haynie Libby Shapiro-Campbell West Texas Food Bank Breaking Bread Kitchen Protect Our Frontline - West Texas Audrie Palmer Valerie Acosta Emily Holeva Emily Weinberg Trish Burdett Leticia Gonzalez Reinke Donna Jean Bruno Dustin Fawcett Kathy Neill Hagler Marcia Norton Chabak Jerrilyn Garrison Cloud Paul StHilaire Kristen Yadon Razonia McClellan Mary Wahne Baker Tracy Reiter Leslie Short Daniel Eck
Listen to one of our favorite community warriors, Courtney Heard with Chevron Permian, as she describes her experience with Centers' "Kids First" from a volunteer's perspective. Kids First supervised visitation and exchange program gives children and parents the opportunity to bond in a secure and controlled environment. It is all about keeping kids SAFE! Recording Library of West Texas
Listen to the Award Winning Book club review Now That You Mention It by Kristan Higgins live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere! Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org
A CULTURE OF STRENGTH... Student Athletes often struggle in silence through academic stress, exhaustion, and the pressure to perform. Forrest Allen with Midland College joins Centers Solutions to discuss the issues faced by our students and the mental health connection. Recording Library of West Texas Student Athletes often struggle through academic stress, exhaustion, and the pressure to perform. Forrest Allen with Midland College joins Centers Solutions to discuss the issues faced by our student
HOLIDAY STRESS ALERT! Let's face it: Sometimes the holidays are not so jolly. In fact, this time of year can create feelings of doubt, overwhelm, anxiety, and depression. Kristi Edwards leads the podcast team in an ALMOST THERAPY session with coping techniques for the "most wonderful time of the year..." Recording Library of West Texas
Do you ever feel stuck? Get a little "ALMOST THERAPY" by clicking below and learn how to "UN-STUCK YOURSELF" & get back to LIVING YOUR BEST LIFE! Recording Library of West Texas
Homelessness--it's a critical issue in the Permian Basin. We tend to see Homelessness as symptom of Mental Illness. Maddie West with Family Promise of Midland, TX joins our podcast to address the other side--the mental health affect on families because of their homeless state. Give a little listen! Recording Library of West Texas Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Listen to the Award Winning Bookclub review Days Without End by Sebastian Barry live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere! Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org
Sex Trafficking is real, terrifying, and happening within our own community. Lisa Bownds, founder of Reflection Ministries of Texas,joins us to share her harrowing story and how she turned her own adversity into hope for victims in the Permian Basin. Listen to "Sex Trafficking in the PB and the Mental Health Connection." Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Listen to Saul and Kathleen discuss mental health with it comes to seniors. Learn how to navigate topics with seniors. Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Listen to Kim Collier talk about addiction, overdose and the passing of her daughter. Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
What does sex trafficking do to your mental health? Listen to the real and honest story from Lisa Bownds with Reflection Ministries. Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
In response to the recent mass shooting that took place in Midland/Odessa Texas, Kristi Edwards, therapist at Centers for Children and Families offers helpful advice on how to process the events. Live from the studio at The Recording Library of West Texas. This is a special episode of Centers Solutions. www.centerstx.org www.recordinglibrary.org
On this episode of Centers Solutions, we talk to Author and Psychologist Dr. Stephanie Moses about why we don't go to therapy. Buy her book In Session here: https://www.amazon.com/Session-Stephanie-L-Moses/dp/1942549369/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2AA3QXADG9W18&keywords=in+session+stephanie+moses&qid=1567094654&s=gateway&sprefix=in+session+st%2Caps%2C168&sr=8-1 Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Listen to author and psychologist Stephanie Moses discuss the stigma of therapy. Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Listen to the Award Winning Book Club review Normal People by Sally Rooney live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere! Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org
On this episode of Centers Solutions, we sat with Maija George, the Executive Director of Breaking Bread Kitchen, to talk about hunger in the Permian Basin, food insecurity, and child-hunger issues. Majia shared some of the innovative ways in which Breaking Bread Kitchen is providing SOLUTIONS and we discussed the mental health effects resulting from not having enough to eat. For more information on Breaking Bread Kitchen, visit: www.breakingbreadkitchen.org Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
In this episode, we have the privilege to sit with Ginamarie Soto, owner of The Little Gym, to discuss PlayTherapy, Play, and the Mental Health Connection. Ginamarie is the parent of a child participating in Play Therapy at Centers and has a unique understanding of the importance of this therapeutic process, as an owner of a play and exercise center for kids. Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director & licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
In this episode we discuss sexual harassment and sexual assault. What does it mean? What can you do? Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director and licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director and licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information. Show more
Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director and licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director and licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director and licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Listen to the Award Winning Bookclub review Exit West byMohsin Hamid live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere! Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org
Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director and licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Centers Solutions is a podcast dedicated to your mental health. Listen to the team from Centers for Children and Families as they discuss tips and tricks on how to improve your mental health. Join Kristi Edwards, Centers Executive Director and licensed therapist, Melanie Saiz, Centers Marketing and Development Director and the host Bailee Hennis live from the Recording Library of West Texas studio. Tune in to hear special guests talk about important mental health issues! Centers and The Recording Library of West Texas (#RLWT) are both non-profit organizations located in Midland, Texas. Visit www.centerstx.org and www.recordinglibrary.org for more information.
Listen to the Award Winning Book Club review Milkman by Anna Burns live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere! Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org
Listen to the Award Winning Book Club review Less by Andrew Sean Greer live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere! Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org
Listen to the Award Winning Book Club review All The Birds In The Sky By Charlie Jane Anders live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere! Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org
Listen to the Award Winning Book Club review The Friend by Sigrid Nunez live from the recording studio at the Recording Library of West Texas. RLWT is a 501.c3 non-profit organization dedicated to converting text to audio for those with a visual, physical or learning impairment. Join in on our book club that you can listen to anywhere! Support us at www.recordinglibrary.org
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