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On this edition of KVC-Arts it's David Fleming in conversation with guitarist Lee Ritenour. You'll find him MAINLY in the world of jazz, with around 35 or so albums under his own name, also as part of the GRP All-Star Big Band, the group Fourplay, and other projects. We'll hear about Ritenour's latest, along with Dave Grusin, called BRASIL. Also, helping Pink Floyd, or rather specifically, David Gilmour – at a point when he was absolutely STUCK trying to figure out what to do at a point in one of Pink Floyd's MOST well-known tunes.

KMOX's Michael Calhoun discusses the issues that the Ritenour School District faces as federal funds are frozen. Funds that the school district needs to use for new school busses that have already been ordered, and are ready to go, once the bill is paid.

Mark Ritenour, professor of postharvest technology with the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS), joined the September episode of the All In For Citrus podcast to provide a recap of Packinghouse Day. The event was held Sept. 12 at the Citrus Research and Education Center (CREC) in Lake Alfred. Based at the Indian River Research and Education Center in Fort Pierce, Ritenour has worked with UF/IFAS for 26 years. Much of his research has focused on the fresh fruit industry. That is also the focus of Packinghouse Day, which marked its 63rd year in 2024.   Ritenour said despite the sharp contraction of the fresh citrus segment in recent years, Packinghouse Day has maintained a loyal following of growers, packers and stakeholders who value the meeting and the opportunity to get together with industry peers.   The educational program touched on a wide range of topics. Scott McClure, with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, informed growers and packers about the services the agency offers to help prepare for food safety audits and other audits.   The meeting also addressed movement of fruit between states.   “There are agreements between Florida, Alabama and Georgia on the movement of fruit, but you must contact your respective departments of agriculture (and get clearance), along with preharvest grove inspections to get certificates to harvest the fruit and transport it across those boarders,” Ritenour said. “The good news is you can do it, and there are procedures in place (to accommodate the movement).”   There was a presentation from Paul Mears of the U.S. Department of Agriculture on the phytosanitary requirements of key export markets for fresh citrus. Other topics addressed included disease management and requirements to avoid the potential of pest movement in shipments. Ritenour discusses these presentations in the podcast.   A highlight of Packinghouse Day was the John T. Lesley Award of Excellence presentation. The honor was first presented in 1981 to John T. Lesley for “recognition of an individual for outstanding leadership and service on behalf of the Florida fresh citrus industry.” This year's winner is Lindsay Raley Jr. of Dundee Citrus Growers Association.   Also in the podcast, Michael Rogers, CREC director, provides a rundown of a busy slate of citrus events planned for this fall. Don't miss the September episode of All In For Citrus. The podcast is a partnership between UF/IFAS and AgNet Media.

We're joined this week by Corey Ritenour, current Sr. Director Transportation and interim Head of Supply Chain for Lindt & Sprungli, one of the premier chocolate manufacturers in the country. Corey comes to the table with 20 years of industry experience, all working for large, established manufacturers. He began his career at the ground level at Conagra working as a Transportation Planner, working his way up and across various roles as he moved on to PepsiCo, Smurfit Stone, and Mars PetCare before establishing himself for 5 years at Dairy Farmers of America. He has now spent the last 5 years in his current role with Lindt. This wide breadth of transportation experience makes for a riveting conversation that any supply chain professional can learn from. He provides advice and insights that he gathered from his time at each of these great companies.We spend time doing deep dives into Dairy Farmers of America and Lindt & Sprungli, two very unique organizations, one owned by farmers, the other representing a shared services model across three chocolate companies. The nuances from these experiences and depth provided make for quality conversation and valuable learnings for listeners.We pivot from there to Corey's perspective on brokers and carriers pursuing his business. He gives us an inside look to his role, the challenges he faces on a day-to-day basis, and the "do's and don'ts" for prospective partners. We get into a market cycle conversation as well, looking at the last four years, from the highest of highs during Covid, to the lowest of lows brought on the last two years in the aftermath. End to end, this episode is filled with great nuggets of information thanks to Corey's decades of experience and wisdom shared. ***Episode brought to you by Rapido Solutions Group. I had the pleasure of working with Danny Frisco and Roberto Icaza at Coyote, as well as being a client of theirs more recently at MoLo. Their team does a great job supplying nearshore talent to brokers, carriers, and technology providers to handle any role necessary, be it customer or carrier support, back office, or tech services.***

Canciones de Ivan Lins, y con Ivan Lins, grabadas por la George Robert Jazz Orchestra en el disco 'Abre alas' ('Madalena', 'Boa nova', 'Abre alas', 'Saudade de casa') o por Lee Ritenour y Dave Grusin en 'Brasil' ('Vitoriosa') y sus grabaciones originales de 'Novo tempo' y 'Saindo de mim'. Además, Karrin Allyson cantando 'Flor de lis', 'Antigua', 'Wave' y 'So many stars', y 'Catavento' del disco de Ritenour y Grusin.Escuchar audio

"Catching up with Coach" on this Soccer Mom Sunday! Host Jennifer Siess from Mine To Define caught up with Deborah (Kehm) Washburn, her former coach. Tune in for an emotional story of the love for The Beautiful Game that had to start later for Debbie as a player - because it WASN'T AVAILABLE for her as a St. Louis youth in years preceding Title IX. But, she'd eventually find a team, proceed to play competitively, and TWICE win the National Women's Over-30 division of the USSF Open Cup, coached by her mentor, Bob Kehoe, SLU and USMNT. Like so many in soccer, Debbie did the grind - educating students at STL's Ritenour, while getting her Coaching A license, and building the winning program at Lindenwood University (that started with “Help Wanted” signs looking for players) - she earned NAIA “Coach of the Year” and was honored in LU's very first Sports Hall of Fame inductee class.

'Brasil' se titula el disco del guitarrista Lee Ritenour y el teclista Dave Grusin, que hoy se publica con canciones como 'Catavento', de Milton Nascimento, 'Boca de siri', de y con Chico Pinheiro, 'Meu samba torto', de y con Celso Fonseca, 'Lil rock way' de Ritenour -con la armónica de Grégoire Maret- o 'Vitoriosa' de Ivan Lins, con su autor y Tatiana Parra. George Robert, saxofonista, compositor y arreglista suizo, fallecido en 2016, grabó canciones de Ivan Lins, con el brasileño al piano y cantando, editadas en un disco titulado 'Abre alas': 'Madalena', 'Boa nova', 'Abre alas', 'Saudades de casa'. Para finalizar, Flora Purim ('Open your eyes you can fly') y Airto Moreira ('Tombo in 7/4').Escuchar audio

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Bienvenidos amantes de la música, El prolífico Ritenour se ha establecido como uno de los principales guitarristas de jazz del mundo durante tres décadas. A partir de los 16 años, Ritenour tocó su primera sesión con The Mama's y los Papa's. Conocido al principio como "Capitán Fingers", Ritenour se convirtió en un músico de sesión codiciado a mediados de los 70. A los 24 años, comenzó su propia carrera en solitario. Su lista de sesiones de grabación es increíble (unas 3,000), algunas de sus grabaciones notables fueron con Herbie Hancock, Steely Dan, Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Rollins y Pink Floyd. Se unió a GRP Records en 1985. En ese momento, grabó el magnífico álbum "Harlequin" con el copropietario de GRP, Dave Grusin. Fue nominado para 4 Grammy y ganó 1 ese año. Lee fue miembro fundador de la banda Fourplay y participó en los primeros 3 lanzamientos que siguen siendo sus mayores éxitos hasta la fecha. Ha hecho homenajes a Wes Montgomery, Bob Marley, Antonio Carlos Jobim o a la música del sello Motown. Todo esto lo deja como un músico amplio y flexible. Les invitamos a disfrutar de este importante guitarrista. Los temas son: 1. St. Bart's 2. Stolen Moments 3. Grid-Lock 4. Is It you. *Suscríbete a nuestro canal. Si ya lo has hecho, considera apoyarnos en Patreon como mecenas para hacer sustentable nuestro programa y mantener nuestro viaje en vuelo. (Podrás acceder a episodios anticipados y exclusivos)patreon.com/ViajeJazz?fan_landing=true *Ayúdanos con un Me gusta, Comparte y Comenta. * En viajealmundodeljazz.com encuentra un reproductor de Jazz Moderno y Jazz Clásico.

The number of U.S. college students pursuing education degrees has dropped dramatically in the past few decades. The Teach & Lead program at Ritenour High School aims to reverse that trend by providing education training and mentorship to high schoolers. In return, participants are expected to return to their local school district as teachers after college graduation. That's what happened to Christina Andrade Melly, 2023's Missouri Teacher of the Year. Andrade Melly grew up in the Ritenour School District, and she shares why she returned to teach English and Language Arts.

Welcome Back to Gratitude Through Hard Times! You'll learn on this episode how one of the nation's insurance leaders is fueled by authenticity and vulnerability, superpowers available to all of us if we're brave enough to go there. In the case of our guest, Heath Ritenour, a bout with cancer proved an opportunity to drop the corporate mask in favor of prioritizing human connection among the 1,500 employees and 72,000 customers affiliated with Insurance of America (IOAUSA), among the nation's largest private agencies. We learn about how Heath came to embrace the family business, founded by his parents, and carve out a leadership style that has supported exponential growth. As he explains to Host Chris Schembra, Heath has reaped profound rewards through the practice of gratitude, personally and in the workplace context. He doesn't bother with the posturing and business armor so many of us reflexively wear, looking instead for those human places where relationships flourish. It's a formula that attracts and retains great talent and cements loyalty among customers in direct proportion. “The transformational side of building deeper relationships and being open, of being connected with your team, is more growth, more profit and a happier, more cohesive team,” says Heath. And that's exactly how things have played out at Orlando-based IOA's 60 locations and counting. Empathy is woven into the corporate fabric and serves as an invitation for growth through hard times. So go ahead! Be brave. Drop the mask and make that shift. When we remember to witness life's blessings, we are generating more of the same. It's all a question staying mindful, says Heath: “It's not what you gotta do but what you get to do!” Want to follow what the thought leaders at IOAUSA are up to? You can find their blog  at this link. You can also learn all about their corporate 1° Difference philosophy by clicking here. If you'd like to learn more about Chris and his 7:47 Virtual Gratitude Experience or subscribe to our newsletter, please visit this link. Click hereto hear more fascinating conversations with Fortune 500 CEOs, professional athletes and entertainerswho have shared their human stories on Gratitude Through Hard Times. KEY TOPICS:If you could give credit or thanks to one person in your life that you don't give enough credit or thanks to – that you've never thought to thank – who would that be and why? Coach Fred, a recently deceased high school football coach who was tough but also helped Heath learn to prioritize his commitments in business – and life!Shifting Mindset: How thoughtful, deep conversations with an early mentor helped Heath reorder his sense of what really mattered in life (well beyond girls, partying and football!).About Authenticity: A look at the sense of trust and honesty Heath's high school football coach cultivated and how it enabled the younger man to embrace enduring values.Leaning Into Vulnerability: Why Heath has come to understand that being transparent, even where we feel weak or challenged, is integral to establishing real trust with teams.Getting Real: About Heath's bout with cancer and how that journey became an opportunity to shed the posturing, discard the corporate mask and lead with empathy.Tip of the Hat to Mom & Dad: What it looks like to develop a business based on advocacy, partnership and consultative advice and how Heath ultimately took the baton.If Not You, Who? How Heath came to a spiritual understanding that he had something to bring to his family business and clientele.Exponential Growth: About the organic way in which Heath (in spite of his fears) has worked with his team to build IOA and its unique corporate culture and values.It's the Setbacks! Heath explains why challenge and adversity are a growth opportunity. It's when we blow it or fall short that we're offered the chance to evolve and deepen.The Impediment to Action Advances Action: Why today's atmosphere of scarcity, anxiety and rapid technological change offers an invitation to turn suffering – and whatever stands in the way – into a path towards promise.Heath's Top Advice:Take stock and recognize that very likely the most challenging times are also the ones that prompt the most growth and spiritual development.Recognize the power in offering vulnerability as a meeting place and valuable intersection for bonding in every arena of life.Be brave. Drop the mask – then watch good things happen!Remember that profit and growth are an outgrowth of nurturing relationships.Closing Thoughts:Navigating the current crisis of disconnection and alienation in the workplace demands an attitude of empathy, service and heart. Do business the right way – by investing in your people – and the community will thrive and demonstrate great returns!When you cultivate gratitude through daily practice, you have it to share!Make the shift! Remember: It's not what you “gotta do,” it's what you get to do!  QUOTABLE“Heath has grown his company by investing in his people, doing business the good way, honoring faith, taking care of families and knowing your business is only as good as your people.” (Chris) “So much in people's lives we forget the importance of the impact we make on people … and there's nothing better than (changing lives). It's better than money or anything I can think of.” (Heath) “Gratitude just feels good to give, even if the recipient isn't here to receive it.” (Chris) “When I'm open with my weaknesses and challenges – when I'm authentic and vulnerable in that way – it opens (others) up to feel comfortable being more open with me. And then you can build a more cohesive relationship from there.” (Heath) “We all know there's no perfect. It's a fool's errand. It's a treadmill to nowhere. We're all flawed and we all have issues!” (Heath) “The greater you can empathize with what your teammates are actually going through, the greater your ability to actually work together to innovate and create outsized business results.” (Chris) “The transformational side of building deeper relationships and being open, of being connected with your team, is more growth, more profit and a happier, more cohesive team. And that's what I think any business leader should want!” (Heath) “It's very simple: Take off your mask. Number two: Invite your team to take off their masks. Number three: Invite your customers to take off their masks.” (Chris) “Having a mindset of being grateful changes the way you feel and how you show up. It changes the way you deal with and overcome difficulties. Take a few minutes to think not about what you want and don't have but the blessings in your life!” (Heath) LINKS/FURTHER RESOURCES:Click here to listen to episode 225, featuring Geoff McDonald's insights into Mental health and well-being.Learn more about “emotional regulation,” why it's important and strategies to help you get there at this link.Click here to find out about Kurt Vonnegut's “Man in the Hole” theory.More thoughts on gratitude from CEO Ron Carson on this episode of Gratitude Through Hard Times.Check out works by Marcus Aurlelius and the Stoics at this website.Listen to Jim Harter of the Gallup Poll correlate customer engagement with employee engagement on this episode of Gratitude Through Hard Times. ABOUT OUR GUEST:Heath has been in the insurance industry for over 20 years, and I currently serve as chairman of Insurance Office of America (IOA). He also holds the property and casualty general lines (2-20) and health and life (including variable annuity contracts, 2-15) insurance licenses. His experience with insurance includes personal, business, risk management, and countless other types of coverage. Since becoming a member of the team in 1996, Heath has worked with his peers and professional network to continue expanding and improving IOA — which is now one of the largest privately held insurance agencies in the country.He also plays an active role as president of the IOA Foundation and is proud to have been acknowledged as an industry leader. FOLLOW OUR GUEST:WEBSITE | LINKEDIN ABOUT OUR HOST:Chris Schembra is a philosopher, question asker and facilitator. He's a columnist at Rolling Stone magazine, USA Today calls him their "Gratitude Guru" and he's spent the last six years traveling around the world helping people connect in meaningful ways. As the offshoot of his #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling book, "Gratitude Through Hard Times: Finding Positive Benefits Through Our Darkest Hours,"he uses this podcast to blend ancient stoic philosophy and modern-day science to teach how the principles of gratitude can be used to help people get through their hard times. FOLLOW CHRIS:WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | LINKEDIN| BOOKS

Everyone is seeking a solution to a problem in your life. It could be physical healing, mending a broken relationship, overcoming addiction, or restoring your finances. Whatever that thing is, why is it still a lingering issue?  What do you keep coming back to, not to seek healing, but to seek comfort? What has become your security blanket? Please join us as Pastor Jonathan teaches from John chapter 5 on what has us bound and stuck in our sin and what needs happen to find freedom.

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Episode 22 -We speak with Jordan Ritenour Founder & CEO Clearlaw.ai  Jordan shares his story about why he started Clearlaw.ai and the importance of data visibility for today's successful organizations. He takes us through specialized artificial intelligence in the market why it is important and gives his thoughts on the Job Apocalypse and the fear of AI replacing human labor.About Clearlaw.ai:We add superpowers to your CLM or ELM:While Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) or Enterprise Legal Management (ELM) technologies help legal teams manage the contracting process, Clearlaw's expertise is in contract content analysis and extraction.Born as an AI-native company, our technology plugs into your existing tools to deliver the contracting data you need throughout the contracting lifecycle, from intake to renewal, and whether it is your standard template or third-party paper.Learn More:https://www.clearlaw.ai/

We start splitting our podcasts into two parts. John and Roman discuss what went down in Week 6. Troy recovers from their second loss of the season and easily defeats Timberland. The Suburban schools had an entertaining weekend. Marquette outlasted Kirkwood which turned out to be another heartbreaking loss for the Pioneers. Lafayette had a stunning 39-point win over Ladue on their home coming, which involved a coaching ejection. Lindbergh got a much needed victory over Ritenour in a key Suburban Red Conference game while Eureka took down Pattonville to remain undefeated. Despite no Quaran Williams again, Parkway North came back from 21 points down in the second half to beat Parkway West. Back in St. Charles County, Vashon defeated Fort Zumwalt North in a shootout handing the Panthers their first ever loss to a PHL school. All of that and more is discussed!

We're back!! On this weeks episode we have  the incredible Sydney Ritenour who is here to chat about her transition from working at a salon to branching out on her own. She also shares how our host Kristin inspires her! Follow Bre on instagram @loveliesbleedingstudio Follow Heli @heyitsheliFollow Kristin @black_dahlia_nailscheck out helifortexas.comIf you would like more content like this subscribe to our Patreon for new episodes every other week. Go to www.patreon.com/ccurve now to become a member!Art by: @momoheddoMusic: Royalty Free Music www.bensound.comAre you a nail technician/artist/owner with a story to share? If so please reach out to our Executive Producer Bre at bre@hellacoolventures.com

Movies, music, weddings, doing what you love, and why the hell is curling on every channel during the Winter Olympics?! Joining me to discuss all these topics and more is Lizz Ritenour of Elizabeth Ann Photography.

by Dorien Mack and Maurice Johnson

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Schools in the Ritenour district are closed today, so stressed teachers, other staff, and students can focus on their mental health. The pandemic and the return to in-person learning have caused more stress than usual.

by Dorien Mack

Pop-up dinners, cider, wine and so much more. Nicole Ice with Sundog Cellars Ciderhouse & Winery and Don Ritenour with YoFresh Food stopped by Youngstown Studio to talk about their passions and how they began to collaborate together. Staying true to Nicole's love of Columbiana Talk we sipped on our BIRDFISH BREWING CO. as we […] The post Ep.87 – Don Ritenour of YoFresh and Nicole Ice of Sundog Cellars first appeared on Homes and Hops.

Pop-up dinners, cider, wine and so much more. Nicole Ice with Sundog Cellars Ciderhouse & Winery and Don Ritenour with YoFresh Food stopped by Youngstown Studio to talk about their passions and how they began to collaborate together. Staying true to Nicole's love of Columbiana Talk we sipped on our BIRDFISH BREWING CO. as we […]

It's that time of the year! John and Roman are back to the start of the football preseason.In part one, they preview three large school conferences in St. Louis County.Metro Catholic Conference:CBC, Chaminade, De Smet, SLUH, VianneySuburban Yellow:Eureka, Hazelwood Central, Kirkwood, Marquette, PattonvilleSuburban Red:Fox, Hazelwood West, Ladue, Lafayette, Lindbergh, Ritenour

Featuring Lucas Engelhardt, David Gordon, Jeffrey Herbener, Peter Klein, Jonathan Newman, Ritenour, and Joseph Salerno. Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 23 July 2021.

Featuring Lucas Engelhardt, David Gordon, Jeffrey Herbener, Peter Klein, Jonathan Newman, Ritenour, and Joseph Salerno. Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 23 July 2021.

Two time state champion at Ritenour.  2nd round pick of the Cards....how many rings if he and Carlton are not traded? What did he think about pitching to Clark? And the only man to ever pitch a no hitter and sing on Solid Gold....fun episode.

Jordan Ritenour is a former Army Captain, and founding CEO of Clearlaw, a contract review and management company that helps businesses close deals faster by using ML. In this episode, Jordan discusses various aspects of building international remote teams.

Jameson J Ritenour is currently featured on Netflix’s 'Un-Well' Where he discusses his use of human breast milk for body building. His episode talking about the “Liquid Gold’ has caused a lot of controversy, lets chat to him more about it. Tune in!

AOC and Paul Krugman are wrong: we can't just pay people money to stay home and expect "stuff" to materialize around us. This show explains why—as we cover Rothbard's Man, Economy, and State Chapter 5, "Production: The Structure," with our great friend Dr. Shawn Ritenour from Grove City College.  Don't miss a great discussion of that critical missing link in mainstream economics—capital theory—and its corollaries, from the temporal and uncertain nature of production to cost fallacies. This show also features plenty of examples from today's economy and a  short but dynamic exposition of the evenly rotating economy by Dr. Ritenour.  Read the book free of charge in searchable HTML format here. Use the code HAPOD for a discount on Man, Economy, and State from our bookstore: Mises.org/BuyMES Additional Resources Dr. Joe Salerno's introduction to Man, Economy, and State: Mises.org/SalernoMES Man, Economy, and State: Mises.org/MES  ]]>

AOC and Paul Krugman are wrong: we can't just pay people money to stay home and expect "stuff" to materialize around us. This show explains why—as we cover Rothbard's Man, Economy, and State Chapter 5, "Production: The Structure," with our great friend Dr. Shawn Ritenour from Grove City College. Don't miss a great discussion of that critical missing link in mainstream economics—capital theory—and its corollaries, from the temporal and uncertain nature of production to cost fallacies. This show also features plenty of examples from today's economy and a short but dynamic exposition of the evenly rotating economy by Dr. Ritenour. Read the book free of charge in searchable HTML format here. Use the code HAPOD for a discount on Man, Economy, and State from our bookstore: Mises.org/BuyMES Additional Resources Dr. Joe Salerno's introduction to Man, Economy, and State: Mises.org/SalernoMES Man, Economy, and State: Mises.org/MES

AOC and Paul Krugman are wrong: we can't just pay people money to stay home and expect "stuff" to materialize around us. This show explains why—as we cover Rothbard's Man, Economy, and State Chapter 5, "Production: The Structure," with our great friend Dr. Shawn Ritenour from Grove City College. Don't miss a great discussion of that critical missing link in mainstream economics—capital theory—and its corollaries, from the temporal and uncertain nature of production to cost fallacies. This show also features plenty of examples from today's economy and a short but dynamic exposition of the evenly rotating economy by Dr. Ritenour. Read the book free of charge in searchable HTML format here. Use the code HAPOD for a discount on Man, Economy, and State from our bookstore: Mises.org/BuyMES Additional Resources Dr. Joe Salerno's introduction to Man, Economy, and State: Mises.org/SalernoMES Man, Economy, and State: Mises.org/MES

AOC and Paul Krugman are wrong: we can't just pay people money to stay home and expect "stuff" to materialize around us. This show explains why—as we cover Rothbard's Man, Economy, and State Chapter 5, "Production: The Structure," with our great friend Dr. Shawn Ritenour from Grove City College. Don't miss a great discussion of that critical missing link in mainstream economics—capital theory—and its corollaries, from the temporal and uncertain nature of production to cost fallacies. This show also features plenty of examples from today's economy and a short but dynamic exposition of the evenly rotating economy by Dr. Ritenour. Read the book free of charge in searchable HTML format here. Use the code HAPOD for a discount on Man, Economy, and State from our bookstore: Mises.org/BuyMES Additional Resources Dr. Joe Salerno's introduction to Man, Economy, and State: Mises.org/SalernoMES Man, Economy, and State: Mises.org/MES

Caroline wasn't in a good place to parent a child - and she knew it. Shame kept her from sharing her story until one day when she made the decision to talk about her feelings. Telling other moms they aren't alone has changed the lives of many women and created many opportunities for her to help others. She invites birth moms to join her in her Facebook group: Caring for Birthmothers support group You can find more from us at: Foster Care Nation  All of our links Support our pop tart budget

Listen in on a great conversation w/Chef Don & Caroline Ritenour, from Yo Fresh Foods on nutrition, how they have managed during the pandemic, and what challenges local businesses will face in the future. #spanningtheneedSUBSCRIBE and watch past episodes of #SpanningtheNeed on my channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_6EYvZ1nVR5oxE2ExQWPkgFollow Me at:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anthonyvspanoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/anthonyvspanoTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/anthonyvspano

I was privileged to interview Dr. Shawn Ritenour on the topic of how the Austrian School of economics correlates to the Bible.Dr. Ritenour shares his Christian testimony that brought him from an eclectic background to an elder in the OPC.As a young man he stumbled on a book entitled Human Action by Ludwig von Mises that opened his eyes to a passion for economics.Dr. Ritenour gives his insider experience from working at the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics.We discuss topics from Austrian economics as God's "common grace" to a Christian economist's view of the COVID-19 pandemic.Dr. Shawn Ritenour current serves as a professor of economics at Grove City College and is a member of the faculty in the Foundation for Economic Education Faculty Network. He also is a scholar for the Ludwig von Mises Institute. He formerly worked for two years at the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics.He holds a B.A. in Economics from Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa, and a Ph.D. in economics from Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama.He is the author of the book Foundations of Economics: A Christian View.He has authored articles for mises.org.Lecture videos available on YouTube include the following:Austrian Economics as Common GraceIt's Wrong to be Ignorant of Economics Check out Dr. Ritenour's websites:(book) www.foundationsofeconomics.com(blog) http://foundationsofecon.blogspot.com

I was privileged to interview Dr. Shawn Ritenour on the topic of how the Austrian School of economics correlates to the Bible. Dr. Ritenour shares his Christian testimony that brought him from an eclectic background to an elder in the OPC. As a young man he stumbled on a book entitled Human Action by Ludwig von Mises that opened his eyes to a passion for economics. Dr. Ritenour gives his insider experience from working at the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics. We discuss topics from Austrian economics as God's "common grace" to a Christian economist's view of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Shawn Ritenour current serves as a professor of economics at Grove City College and is a member of the faculty in the Foundation for Economic Education Faculty Network. He also is a scholar for the Ludwig von Mises Institute. He formerly worked for two years at the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics. He holds a B.A. in Economics from Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa, and a Ph.D. in economics from Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama. He is the author of the book Foundations of Economics: A Christian View. He has authored articles for mises.org. Lecture videos available on YouTube include the following: Austrian Economics as Common Grace It's Wrong to be Ignorant of Economics   Check out Dr. Ritenour's websites: (book) www.foundationsofeconomics.com (blog) http://foundationsofecon.blogspot.com

Run Up The Score Podcast crew sits down with Athletic Director Drew Lohnes of Ritenour High School to talk about the life of an Athletic Director. We talk about his role in the school, building a program, traits he looks for in his coaches, and his new hiring of Head Football Coach Kyle Wagner.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Another classic vinyl experience recorded for "One Side At A Time". Here you find full length lp sides from all music genres with my lovely mumbu-jumbo comments. So the listener can understand how each song is connected (mix, production, song, concept, tension) and engineered to become one lp side. If you like to experience the genuine hi-res vinyl rip, then contact my through patreon. Youtube: Let's Get Lost - Full sessions and OSSAT Forhidden Meaning - Topics, monologs and movie commentaries Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Lets_Get_Lost

Heath Ritenour joined Insurance Office of America in 1996. He was named Chief Executive Officer in 2008 and became Chairman in 2019. Since taking the helm, Heath has helped IOA grow to the 13th largest privately held insurance agency in the country. He firmly believes in serving IOA’s clients passionately, meticulously, and resourcefully. Heath strives for IOA to be a leader in innovation and to be different in an industry of sameness.  This Episode is Sponsored By: Raine Mahdi and Austin talk about how to start a business at $500 or less, the types of businesses that work best, how to do it, what resources you need to use, all of it is there. If you want to check out that episode, you should become a Patreon member by visiting: millionaire-interviews.com/patreon Capterra is the leading, free online resource to help you find the best software solution for your business. With over 850,000 reviews of products from real users, discover everything you need to make an informed decision! To help support the show, go visit them at: millionaire-interviews.com/capterra Freshbooks invoicing and accounting software is designed specifically for small business owners. Freshbooks grows alongside your business, so you’ll always have the tools you need when you need them without ever having to learn the ins and outs of accounting. Try it FREE for thirty days, no catch and no credit card required, just go to: millionaire-interviews.com/freshbooks   Want to Support the Show? Well we'd love for you to join our Patreon Group!  What's in it for you?  Well you'll instantly get a scheduled call from Austin, where he'll help you with your current or future business... Sign-Up Now at millionaire-interviews.com/patreon.

Shawn Ritenour, Professor of Economics at Grove City College, speaks about the basics of economics and the Christian principles upon which the study must be based. Dr. Ritenour is the author of Foundations of Economics: A Christian View (Wipf & Stock). Participants: Camden Bucey, Jeff Waddington, Shawn Ritenour

Shawn Ritenour, Professor of Economics at Grove City College, speaks about the basics of economics and the Christian principles upon which the study must be based. Dr. Ritenour is the author of Foundations of Economics: A Christian View (Wipf & Stock). Participants: Camden Bucey, Jeff Waddington, Shawn Ritenour

Shawn Ritenour, Professor of Economics at Grove City College, speaks about the basics of economics and the Christian principles upon which the study must be based. Dr. Ritenour is the author of Foundations of Economics: A Christian View (Wipf & Stock). https://vimeo.com/377613306

Topics we discuss:How to stand out in an industry of "sameness"What Heath focused on in order to go from $70 million in revenue to over $220 million.Why he says all of his growth came from failuresHow to become radically efficient so you can spend more time with those you love.How cancer taught Heath the true meaning behind Jesus's words in 2 Corinthians 12:9, "...my power is made perfect in weakness." Books mentioned:Tools for TitansNever Split the DifferenceOutliersThe Second Machine Age Guest Info:To learn more about Heath and his company, visit https://www.ioausa.com/Or you can email Heath at heath.Ritenour@ioausa.com Apply for the Mastermind:If you are an established Christian entrepreneur or business owner and serious about growing your network and your brand, apply to be part of our 2020 mastermind at kingdomcapitalists.co Help us grow this show:If you are enjoying this content, please take a moment to take a screenshot and share it on your social media outlets!

We are back with a night cast. No thumbnail, no filter, just naturdays. We talk some shit and some fantasy football. Got our first sponsor of a cast (what a great one to start sponsoring...) but shoutout to Righteous Hog Smokin' BBQ for the donation.

Since July 2012, Dr. Karen I. Hall has served as the superintendent of the Maplewood Richmond Heights School District, where she oversees more than 1,500 students, 275 employees, and a $25 million budget. She joined the MRH district as assistant superintendent in 2008, coordinating a wide array of programs: human resources, professional development, curriculum and instruction, federal grants, home visits, gifted instruction, and social justice training, among many others. Dr. Hall has held principal positions in the Pattonville and Ritenour school districts and was a third-grade teacher in Kirkwood. Under her leadership, MRHSD was named a “District of Distinction" from District Administration Magazine and has consistently earned national attention for its system-wide sustainability practices.

Guitarist Lee Ritenour has recorded more than two dozen albums as a leader since his debut “First Course” in 1976, as well as countless recordings as a studio player. A founding member of the contemporary jazz group Fourplay, Ritenour has been nominated for 16 Grammy awards. During one of the two sailings of the Smooth Jazz Cruise ’19 he spoke with Marcus Miller about his life as a first-call studio musician in LA in the 70s and 80s and his transition to becoming a leader of contemporary jazz groups. This episode is sponsored by the Blue Note Jazz Club in New York City. The Jazz Cruise Conversations podcast is produced by Entertainment Cruise Productions, the worldwide leader in music-themed cruises.

New solo podcast. No guests this week. Just me talking to myself. Let me know if you enjoy them. Might add that to the list of things to do!

In this episode you’ll learn: • What nudged Heather to take the leap to open her own Yoga studio • How she was able to take the feedback from others in the community and use that to fuel herself • The ways she has learned to help her clients get in alignment with their own self-care - while still staying true to their beliefs • Take a stand for the value of what you offer! • What her views are on the expectations we put on ourselves and how she builds her tribe • The secret behind teacher trainings LINKS: http://www.yogatribemn.com 

In this episode you’ll learn:   What nudged Heather to take the leap to open her own Yoga studio How she was able to take the feedback from others in the community and use that to fuel herself The ways she has learned to help her clients get in alignment with their own self-care - while still staying true to their beliefs Take a stand for the value of what you offer! What her views are on the expectations we put on ourselves and how she builds her tribe  The secret behind teacher trainings

The first installment of a fantasy football like podcast. We discuss the NFL draft, the impact that the rookies will have, off-season trades, and how our dynasty draft went. We will be doing monthly updates going into the season.

We were in the studio this week with Kip Ritenour, sports writer for The Warren Sentinel and Jimmy Bowman, account executive for The River 95.3 and high school football/basketball play-by-play for our sister station, Sports Radio AM1450. Janet was filling in for Randy (who was on vacation) as co-host with Clint DeHaven. We talked local sports, college sports, a little NFL and Kip gave us a rundown on local high school wrestling. We also played an interview Janet & Jimmy recorded on Tuesday night (12/12) with Ryan Zimmerman, first baseman with the Washington Nationals. He made an appearance (courtesy of Jim Stutzman Chevrolet - Cadillac) on Tuesday night at Clear Brook Park as part of Frederick County Parks & Recreation Department's Walking in a Winter Wonderland to spread awareness & raise money for ziMS Foundation.

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FOURPLAY: La formación original de James, Mason, East y Ritenour lanzó su debut auto-titulado en 1991, y se mantuvo juntos durante tres álbumes sucesivos, incluyendo Elixir en 1994. Elixir cuenta con vocalistas como Phil Collins, Patti Austin y Peabo Bryson, junto con East, que ha continuado aportando voces a lo largo de la historia del grupo. Fue en 1990, cuando James decidió reunirse con Harvey Mason durante la grabación del álbum de James "Grand Piano Canyon". Mason, uno de los bateristas más buscados de todos los tiempos (Herbie Hancock, Barbra Steisand, Notorious B.I.G.), también fue conocido como compositor y productor. Este proyecto también incluyó a Lee Ritenour, y al bajista Nathan East (Barry White, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Michael Jackson, Daft Punk). Esta grabación marcó la génesis del grupo conocido como Fourplay. FOURPLAY: The original lineup of James, Mason, East, and Ritenour released their self-titled debut in 1991, and stayed together for three successive albums, including Elixir in 1994. Elixir features vocalists such as Phil Collins, Patti Austin and Peabo Bryson, along with East, who has continued to contribute vocals throughout the course of the group's history. It was in 1990, when James decided to reunite with Harvey Mason during the recording of James' album Grand Piano Canyon. Mason, one of the most highly sought after drummers of all time (Herbie Hancock, Barbra Steisand, Notorious B.I.G.), was also well known as a composer and producer. This project also included Lee Ritenour, and bassist Nathan East (Barry White, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Michael Jackson, Daft Punk). This recording marked the genesis of the group known as Fourplay.

Description: "What's Ritenour Made Of?" is a Podcast series produced by KRHS Media and Ritenour School District in St. Louis, MO. Ritenour High School is the only school in Missouri without a dominant majority. Senior Calin Hogan explores how students think, live, and learn within the diversity of this school.

"What's Ritenour Made Of?" is a Podcast series produced by KRHS Media and Ritenour School District in St. Louis, MO. Ritenour High School is the only school in Missouri without a dominant majority. Senior Calin Hogan explores how students think, live, and learn within the diversity of this school.

"What's Ritenour Made Of?" is a Podcast series produced by KRHS Media and Ritenour School District in St. Louis, MO. Ritenour High School senior, Calin Hogan, attends the only school in Missouri without a dominant majority. Hogan explores how students think, live, and learn within the diversity of Ritenour High School. Music provided by bensound.com.

"What's Ritenour Made Of?" is a Podcast series produced by KRHS Media and Ritenour School District in St. Louis, MO. Ritenour High School senior, Calin Hogan, attends the only school in Missouri without a dominant majority. Hogan explores how students think, live, and learn within the diversity of Ritenour High School.

Bruce McQuain from Blackfive joined us once again for Someone You Should Know, our weekly tribute to the troops. Bruce spent 28 years in the U.S. Army and he is a veteran of the Vietnam war. He brings a perspective and understanding to these stories that we could never match. This week Bruce told us about SSG Matthew Ritenour. From his Silver Star citation, "The President of the United States takes pleasure in presenting the Silver Star Medal to Matthew Ritenour, Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action against the enemy while serving the 2d Platoon, Company A, 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment, during combat operations in support of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM, on 4 September 2007, in Afghanistan. On that date Staff Sergeant Ritenour and his unit fought against 180 Taliban fighters who attacked Forward Operating Base (FOB) BAYLOUGH, in southern Afghanistan. Although he was shot in the head and partially paralyzed during the battle, Staff Sergeant Ritenour fought on, encouraging nearby soldiers and using a radio to call in mortar fire on the enemy." The Someone You Should Know radio collaboration began as an extension of Matt Burden’s series at Blackfive. Bruce does an incredible job with the series every week. The Pundit Review Radio Podcast RSS feed can be found here. What is Pundit Review Radio? On Boston’s Talk Station WRKO since 2005, Pundit Review Radio is where the old media meets the new. Each week we give voice to the work of the most influential leaders in the new media/citizen journalist revolution. Called “groundbreaking” by Talkers Magazine, this unique show brings the best of the blogs to the radio every Sunday evening from 8-10pm on AM680 WRKO, Boston’s Talk Station.

Bruce McQuain from Blackfive joined us once again for Someone You Should Know, our weekly tribute to the troops. Bruce spent 28 years in the U.S. Army and he is a veteran of the Vietnam war. He brings a perspective and understanding to these stories that we could never match. This week Bruce told us about SSG Matthew Ritenour. From his Silver Star citation, "The President of the United States takes pleasure in presenting the Silver Star Medal to Matthew Ritenour, Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action against the enemy while serving the 2d Platoon, Company A, 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment, during combat operations in support of Operation ENDURING FREEDOM, on 4 September 2007, in Afghanistan. On that date Staff Sergeant Ritenour and his unit fought against 180 Taliban fighters who attacked Forward Operating Base (FOB) BAYLOUGH, in southern Afghanistan. Although he was shot in the head and partially paralyzed during the battle, Staff Sergeant Ritenour fought on, encouraging nearby soldiers and using a radio to call in mortar fire on the enemy." The Someone You Should Know radio collaboration began as an extension of Matt Burden’s series at Blackfive. Bruce does an incredible job with the series every week. The Pundit Review Radio Podcast RSS feed can be found here. What is Pundit Review Radio? On Boston’s Talk Station WRKO since 2005, Pundit Review Radio is where the old media meets the new. Each week we give voice to the work of the most influential leaders in the new media/citizen journalist revolution. Called “groundbreaking” by Talkers Magazine, this unique show brings the best of the blogs to the radio every Sunday evening from 8-10pm on AM680 WRKO, Boston’s Talk Station.

If you were 20 years-old, traveling in the Netherlands and your money, identity and your airplane ticket to get you back home was stolen, what would you do? If you were Eric Tagg, you’d borrow some money, use it to put an ad in the local paper and begin your career as a vocalist. It was this episode in Eric’s life that thrust him into becoming one of the quintessential voices in the West Coast genre. Traveling back to the States to record his first album “Smilin’ Memories” in 1975 is when Eric first met guitarist Lee Ritenour, which blossomed into a long-lasting musical relationship. Eric was Ritenour’s feature vocalist and writing partner on two of his biggest albums, “Rit” and “Rit 2”, including the song “Is It You”, which hit the top 15 on the pop chart and number 1 on the R&B chart in the USA. During this period, Eric released two additional solo albums, “Rendezvous” in 1977 and “Dreamwalkin’” in 1982. It wasn’t until 1997 that he released his fourth solo record “Through My Eyes.” He now spends his time in Greenville, Texas working and writing music for his ministry. Inside MusiCast welcomes Eric Tagg.