Podcasts about roncalli high school

 Lauren and Max have always looked to combine their creative and business backgrounds. Lauren has been working for Board & Brush Crown Point since 2015. She graduated from Crown Point High School in 2017 and went off to Purdue University to pursue a degree in Finance. Her passion for Board & Brush could not seem to keep her away - she would drive up from West Lafayette whenever she got the chance to work at Board & Brush Crown Point! Lauren met her boyfriend Max during her freshman year at Purdue. Max is from the Southside of Indianapolis and graduated from Roncalli High School in 2017, and has since studied Supply Chain Management and Technology at Purdue. When the Greenwood Board & Brush location became for sale, they thought it was the perfect way to become more involved in the Greenwood community while pursuing the passion they have for Board & Brush. It was that perfect opportunity they had been looking for! When they are not at Board & Brush, you can find Lauren and Max spending time with their crazy family at the lake or cheering on the Purdue Boilermakers at a basketball game. Thank you for following Everyday Leaders. If you've been following us since 2018, we appreciate your support and look forward to continuing to add value to you if this is the first time you're finding us, welcome! We are a husband and wife media team based in Indianapolis, IN, and have been helping clients build their marketing and media strategies for over 20 years. I am your host, and my husband Joe, https://Joeakestudios.com,  is the producer, director, and editor of the Everyday Leaders media programs, virtual and live event broadcasts, and more. We are excited to bring you a new focus on this platform, celebrating Everyday Business Leaders in our local community. Don't forget to subscribe to our YOUTUBE Channel, turn on notifications, and never miss an episode! Watch the full LIVE in-studio interview here from JPtheGeek Studio in Greenwood, Indiana: https://www.youtube.com/@MelahniAkeEverydayLeaders Everyday Business Leaders is a program dedicated to elevating our business leaders who inspire us to connect and thrive in our local community. A note from Melahni Ake, Founder of Everyday Leaders. When you visit EverydayLeaders.com, you will find valuable resources to become a better leader in your life, including. Women's Leadership Programs, including Top Floor Women Monthly Networking events, corporate workshops, and strategic business coaching services, discover personal development classes and products to develop yourself, including morning leadership devotionals and more. Order one of my inspirational books, sign up for classes, or pick up some gear in the leader store, listen to the Everyday Business Leaders podcast, apply to be a guest in our studio or sponsor our show with your commercial advertisement. Contact us today at https://www.everydayleaders.com. #everydayleaderschangetheworld #interviews #inspiration #businessleaders #inspiration #jpthegeek #podcast #studiointerview #passiontopurpose #communitybuilding #collaboration #celebration #supportlocal #supportsmallbusiness #maxwellleadership #familybusiness #nonprofit #becauseone #podcast

Discussing the mission and vision of Roncalli High School along with how Roncalli was named after Pope John XXIII

Prior to 1972 girls didn’t always have the opportunity to play sports at school. But the passage of Title IX changed that. It paved the way for Manitowoc's Roncalli High School girls basketball team to become the sport’s first state champions in 1975. Two former teammates talked with one another about that experience as part of a StoryCorps mobile tour stop in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

(00:00-24:38) – Wednesday's show begins with Greg Rakestraw in as substitute teacher on The Fan Midday Show. Rake starts the show by sharing his thoughts on the PGA Tour – LIV Golf merger and reveal what's going on for today's show. Also, Greg highlights Indiana State baseball's remarkable run to the NCAA Super Regional and looks ahead to an chat with Sycamore pitcher Lane Miller. Later, we discuss superstar Lionel Messi reportedly taking his talents to Inter Miami and MLS. (24:39-39:08) – We're back from break with Rake reminding listeners of an incredible conversation upcoming with Lane Miller of Indiana State. Plus, Greg reacts to the latest sports stories that have taken place this past week including why Indiana State will not host the Super Regional.       (39:09-49:17) – Hour number one closes with Greg discussing Colts cornerback Isaiah Rodgers Sr. who is being investigated by the NFL for betting on games. (49:18-1:06:49) – Future Florida Gator and Roncalli High School ace Keagan Rothrock joins the program to take us through her senior season with the Royals as they prepare to complete a 3-peat when they battle Penn in the 4A State Final this weekend at Purdue. Keagan also talks on her softball journey from when she first picked up the game to when she knew she was good enough to play at the next level. (1:06:50-1:31:40) – PGA Tour Radio's Will Haskett stops by to give us all the details on the PGA Tour / LIV merger and what it means for the sport of golf, the players, and the fans moving forward.   (1:31:41-1:39:24) – Hour number two ends with Greg honoring the legendary wrestler Iron Sheik who passed away at the age 81. (1:39:25-2:03:11) – Colts wide receiver Alec Pierce joins the show to take us through how he's getting ready for his second year in Indianapolis. Alec also shares what it's been like to play for Shane Steichen to this point and what similarities and differences are present with his offense compared to Frank Reich's last season.     (1:54:35-2:21:26) – One of the great stories in our state right now is Indiana State baseball's incredible run to the NCAA Super Regional. Another great story within that story is the journey of Sycamore pitcher Lane Miller. Miller stopped by to share that story and what this season has meant to him. (2:21:27-2:17:10) – Wednesday's show ends with Greg asking Jimmy Cook for the JCook Plays of the Day. Plus, Rake talks about the hope for a step in the right direction with the Cincinnati Reds.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Friends,Highlighting our podcast this week is the election of Italy's first woman Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, already the recipient of “the slings and arrows” coming out of the White House and mainstream media.“Fascist,” or some variant thereof, seems to be the Left's new buzzword. With nothing of real accomplishment to run on in the November elections, slurs and slanders have become their default platform. Take your pick: Are you a far-right domestic terrorist, a Jan. 6 insurrectionist, a semi-fascist, or just your ordinary, garden-variety Maga Republican? Like multiple gender pronouns, it's hard to keep up.We wrap up the show with some encouraging heroes, including Judge Richard Young, who made the right decision for religious freedom in adjudicating the Fitzgerald v. Roncalli High School and Archdiocese of Indianapolis case.Here's to a great first week of October, and…Thanks for Joining Us!Philip & D. Paul This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit enteringstageright.substack.com

To start of the next hour of Network Indiana's Indiana Sports Talk, John Herrick and Sam Fritz are joined by the voice of Indianapolis Colts, Matt Taylor, to discuss the biggest stories happening with the Colts right now including Darius Leonard's injury, Kenny Moore's contact, and Julian Blackmon's return in training camp. Next up on Indiana Sports Talk, the softball coach at Roncalli High School, David Lauck, joins John Herrick to talk about his undefeated softball team who has had an outstanding softball season thus far and what he expects throughout the rest of this season and the potential he has seen with his team this year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Life at Roncalli High School

The executive director of CYO for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis where he oversees 24 thousand youth and seven thousand adult volunteers. He spent 27 years as the head football coach of the ten-time state champion Royals at Roncalli High School, a co-ed Catholic high school in Indianapolis. He led the program to seven Indiana football state championships and was named Coach of the Year twelve times. He has been inducted into three Halls of Fame and in 2017 was the recipient of the prestigious National Football Foundation "Distinguished American Award." After a successful football career at Butler University, he attended training camp with the Cincinnati Bengals.

It's a job he's been preparing for his entire life. Matt Taylor vividly remembers as a 10-year-old his animated play-by-play sessions in the basement of his family home. It was the start of a love affair with football and broadcasting that would shape his life---from state champion at Roncalli High School to linebacker at Franklin College to his dream job as the voice of the Indianapolis Colts. In this episode, Taylor talks about paying dues, seizing opportunities and the day he found out he was getting the big chair. And did I mention he does an unbelievable Don Fischer impression?

The Director of Football Operations and Special Teams Coordinator for the ten-time state champion Royals at Roncalli High School, a co-ed Catholic high school in Indianapolis. He is in his 22nd year at the school and has had seven kickers go on to play collegiately at notable schools, and, players under his direction hold ten team records. Next month he will be presenting at a Football Coaches Clinic for the seventh time. As a student-athlete himself he had participated in numerous sports, including his college years when he competed at Ball State University in intramural sports.

Corrections Ministry: Our guest Deacon Marc Kellams, coordinator of the corrections ministry for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, joins co-hosts Kent Blandford and Brigid Ayer to Deacon Marc Kellams, Coordinator of Corrections Ministry to talk about his work in the healing ministry of those in the corrections system, and the larger issue of educating the public about improvements needed to address the overall problem of the mental health of those incarcerated. Additionally, they talk about their free conference open to the public on, Saturday, October 9 at Roncalli High School. for more information, or to register to for the free conference, the ministry Web site is here.

Today we revisit a few of the most interesting conversations we had this week, including an update on Roncalli High School's federal case involving the firing of a gay guidance counselor, more on the national eviction moratorium, and we find out why many say emergency services across the state are dangerously underfunded.

Today we find out what you need to know about the student loan payment pause, and get an update on the federal case involving Roncalli High School's firing of a gay guidance counselor.

CELEBRATING CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK 2021- EPISODE 1 - Co-hosts, Jim Ganley and Brigid Ayer talk about Celebrating Catholic Schools' Week, Jan. 31-Feb. 6 with three guests: Mary McCoy from the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, Chuck Weisenbach from Roncalli High School and Grace Trahan Rodecap from Cathedral High School.

In this episode, Justin and Jacob welcome on Baron Huebler, star senior running back for Roncalli High School, to talk about their journey to the state finals after surveying the finalists for all 6 classes. Then the guys touch on college football recapping the most recent games. Moving to the professionals they debate the Pacer's most recent moves before diving into the Colts rematch with the Titans. Listen to hear our takes on all sports INDY!

This week’s Rebel 5ive podcast interview is with Paige (Weber) Tapp R’07. This St. Mark Lion entered Roncalli High School in the fall of 2003 and almost immediately began to make her mark on our volleyball program. Four years later, she graduated and traveled out west to play for the Arizona Wildcats, but not before earning the IHSAA Mental Attitude Award, a 3A Volleyball State Championship and being named Indiana Gatorade Player of the Year. These accolades don’t even scratch the surface of all Paige’s accomplishments. This summer, she is finishing her third year of law school at the University of Chicago. This Rebel dynamo is sure to do great things as she contemplates her future in law.Read the full transcript.

This week’s Rebel 5ive podcast interview is with Dr. Chad Huck R’77. In the mid 70’s, Roncalli High School was widely known for our outstanding marching band while athletic success was modest. That reputation changed in a big way when the Fountain Square native, Chad Huck, would quarterback the Rebels to the school’s first of 20 football sectional championships at the end of the 1976 season. Dr. Huck still has a significant presence in the Rebel football record book, holding six offensive records. He would graduate from Roncalli and head to IU to play for Lee Corso and the Hoosiers. Today, Dr. Huck is the Clinic Director at The Eye Center of Southern Indiana. He and his wife, Dr. Patricia Henderson, have two children and reside near Bloomington.Read the full transcript.

Will Hawkins & Grace Whitaker begin the series with their journey to the top two spots on the academic list. Listen to how these two handle a rigorous course load to earn the right to speak on graduation day!

Sam Carr, Ben Diaz, Tommy Mullin, and Chris “Doug” Parrett talk about how their friendship started over some wings after a Friday night football game. Hear how the self-proclaimed “Mooch Squad” got its name and who they all agree was their most influential people during their time at Roncalli.

Hannah Oelschlager, Max Peeples, and Joseph Woodruff have taken the Roncalli Internet by storm with their “live” broadcasting series called Channel 109. Listen to where the idea came from and what has been the highlight of leaving behind the legacy of Channel 109.

Cassidy Cross, Gabrielle Donahue, Olivia Hornek, Janeth Iman explain the memories from the classrooms of Saint Mark to hallways of Roncalli. Hear how Shrek affected their 8th grade May Crowning and where they want to travel in their lifetime.

Our hosts visited with Chris Uhler and Zach Behrends from Roncalli High School in Aberdeen, SD live from the March For Life in Washington, D.C.

Our hosts visited with Chris Uhler and Zach Behrends from Roncalli High School in Aberdeen, SD live from the March For Life in Washington, D.C.

Two priests make history in China, new Marian feast day, Franciscan named UN Person of the Year, lesbian files lawsuit in Indiana.

This week’s Rebel 5ive podcast interview is a brief 15 minute bonus episode with Bill Kuntz and Ed Tinder. We had a few minutes between their individual episodes recently and took a moment to visit with both of these former Roncalli teachers and head football coaches to talk family, Butler connections and football program traditions. Read the full transcript.

This week’s Rebel 5ive podcast interview is with Kerrie Schludecker. This St. Jude Raider is a member of Roncalli’s second state championship softball team that won the title in 2001. She would leave Roncalli for St. Joe’s College but after just one year, she would make a name for herself as a Marian Knight where she graduated three years later playing softball for the Knights and finishing her degree. Wanting to be an Athletic Director after graduation, her first stop was Michigan City, Marquette High School and then off to Boone Grove High School where Kerrie would be noticed by the IHSAA for her creativity and determination. Today she is the Assistant Commissioner of the IHSAA traveling the state promoting high school sports. We conclude this week’s Rebel 5ive episode with Kerrie’s final thoughts and what it means to represent not only the IHSAA but Roncalli High School all over the state. Read the full transcript.

This week’s Rebel 5ive podcast interview is with Bill Kuntz. He would lead the Rebels to our first State Championship game in 1983, where the Rebels fell just a little bit short. Two years later, though, Bill and the Rebels would be back to win the school’s first football State Championship! Over 30 years after stepping away from the head coach’s position, the "Bill Kuntz Way" is still the Roncalli standard from the sidelines at every Rebel contest. Moving to the corporate world in 1987, Bill’s positive impact on Roncalli High School would go way beyond the football program, as he continued to be an advocate for the school wherever he traveled. We conclude this week’s Rebel 5ive episode with Bill’s final thoughts regarding the Roncalli student “handbook.”Read the full transcript.

This week’s Rebel 5ive podcast interview is with retired Executive Director of the Catholic Youth Organization, Ed Tinder. Ed graduated from Bishop Chartrand High School in 1967, and off to Butler University, he went to play football and study to become a teacher/coach. Teaching and coaching were always on the horizon for Ed, and being around Butler legends Tony Hinkle and Bill Sylvester helped to cement his future career. When the CYO knocked on his door in 1980, Ed was quick to go to work for another legend, Bill Kuntz Sr. For 37 years total, and 33 years as the Executive Director, Ed Tinder would oversee the expansion of the CYO all over the archdiocese until his retirement in 2016. We conclude this episode with Ed describing what it means to be intertwined in the Roncalli community all these years.Read the full transcript.

This week’s Rebel 5ive podcast interview is with 20 year teaching veteran, Pat Crosley. Over his 20year career, the very likable Pat Crosley has been an admired mainstay in the Social Studies Department. Outside of the classroom, he spent many years on the boys’ basketball coaching staff, but is most widely known for being the PA Voice of the Rebels at every Friday night home game. We conclude this episode with a heartfelt thank you from Pat for all the support his family received after losing their home in the Richmond Hill explosion on this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with John Wirtz. The St. Pat’s product took an indirect route to Roncalli, but through hard work and diligence, began his Rebel coaching and teaching career in 1974. Starting as the boys basketball coach, he soon took over the baseball program as well. John coached both sports for seven years before continuing to coach baseball for 28 years, including leading the 1982 Rebels to the state finals. Peers, friends and family played a huge role in the formation of this Indiana Baseball Coaches Hall of Famer. Currently living on the south side, where he also grew up, he remains close to his grade school friends. We finish this episode with John answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with Summer Field Study Veterans Chuck and Taylor Roach, Fr. Rob Hausladen, Linus Horcher, Dave, Joe and Sam Gervasio, Tim Crissman and Chris Belch. This Roncalli institution has changed many lives during its 37 years of history and challenged students and staff members alike to achieve goals never thought to be attainable before making the trip west. Part retreat and part adventure, Summer Field Study has tested over three thousand students over two generations and 40 trips. The veterans interviewed this week share why they come back each year, what their challenges have been and how different leadership after 37 years might affect the trip in the future. Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with Michael Wantz. The Union City, Indiana product came to Roncalli 17 years ago, and the boys basketball program became a mainstay in the win column becoming one of Marion County’s most consistent winners. He has coached the only boys basketball sectional, regional and conference championship teams in school history. Michael is Roncalli’s longest-tenured active coach, and he discusses some favorite woodshed moments and moving into the new gym soon to make new memories. We finish this episode with Michael answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with Andy Niewedde. For 21 years Andy has been one of Roncalli’s most respected educators. He strives to make learning enjoyable and rewarding for his students but is never hesitant to raise the bar well beyond the average. Growing up and working on a farm in southern Indiana set the stage for Andy’s work ethic making hard work the expectation and not the exception. This mindset translates to his coaching and teaching style where he continues to inspire his students each and every day. We finish this episode with Andy answering the Rebel 5ive questions. Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit live from the Roncalli Summer Social with Jimmy “Mad Dog” Matis R’76 and the Voice of the Colts, Matt Taylor R’04. Working in local radio following his graduation from IU, Jimmy Matis began carving out a career, which would lead to hosting the # 1 drive-time show on Q95 and then eventually becoming Corporate Partnership Manager for the Indianapolis Colts. Matt Taylor graduated from Franklin College in 2008 and worked play by play for every sport on the school’s radio station except for football, where he played in the defensive backfield. After graduation, he continued as the Voice of the Rebels until switching over to WIBC’s Game of the Week. Indianapolis Colts sideline reporter became his next job until this past season when he was officially named Voice of the Colts. We finish this episode with Jimmy and Matt answering the Rebel 5ive questions. Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with Roncalli’s retired chaplain, the treasured, Fr. Jim Wilmoth. The eastside was his home growing up in St. Philip parish, but the southside is where this universally loved and admired priest has ministered to virtually every person in the Roncalli community at some point during his career. Whether it was a baptism, wedding, first communion, weekly Mass or funeral, Fr. Jim has been there celebrating his priestly ministry and showing others the way to a faith-filled life in Christ. This week we discuss his life and many of the wonderful contributions he has made to our Roncalli community during his priesthood. We finish this episode with Fr. Jim answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we’re at Chris Park shelter house in Durango, Colorado talking with the founding fathers of Summer Field Study. Thirty-seven years and 40 trips later, Dr. Joe Hollowell, Scott Fangman and Darryl Slevin share stories of humble beginnings, favorite moments, shared challenges and triumphs that have made their friendship lifelong. The unique trip out west changes every year but this trio has been one of the steady constants of this Roncalli institution. Summer Field Study has tested over 3000 students to reach inside themselves and discover the beauty of God’s marvelous creation in the mountains of America’s great western frontier and inside their own hearts as well. Read the full transcript.

This week on Rebel 5ive we visit with retired Roncalli College Counselor, Mary Hall. Her teaching career at Roncalli began in 1979 as the head girls’ basketball coach while assisting with the volleyball program, teaching physical education and health. A pioneer in the development of girls’ sports and balancing both coaching and teaching, Mary would eventually change careers in the early 1980s and become a trusted and valued guidance counselor at Roncalli. Many years later she would become Roncalli’s very first College Counselor embarking on the development and implementation of the school’s college preparedness initiative. We finish this episode with Mary answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with retired Roncalli Dean of Students, Tim Puntarelli. His teaching career began at Roncalli in 1976 when he taught English, Religion and coached the freshman football team. This Old Cathedral and Notre Dame alum would soon make his mark known at Roncalli and for 40 years he motivated and inspired Rebels in the classroom and on the field of play. In 1990 he took over as Dean of Students and for 29 years was chief of discipline at Roncalli. This week we discuss growing up in the shadow of Bishop Chartrand / Roncalli, following his dad, Sal’s mandate, and Tim’s contributions to our community during his distinguished career. We finish this episode with Tim answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

This week on the Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with Marilyn Miles. Her teaching career spanned two schools and three generations. Marilyn’s life uniquely connects with the earliest days of Bishop Chartrand, all the way through her final retirement from teaching eight years ago from Roncalli. Marilyn was married to Bernie Dever, a teacher, coach, dean and principal during the first 20 years at Bishop Chartrand and Roncalli High School, until his tragic and untimely death on June 5, 1983. We discuss those early years and some of the very real challenges that were overcome, including post-merger fallout, fundraising, marching band success and proud volleyball moments. We also chat about Marilyn’s teaching career at Manual and Roncalli and how she held her students accountable like no other. We finish this episode with Marilyn answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

On this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with teaching veteran and Roncalli alumna, Erin Bohn. The Nativity product began her Roncalli teaching career 20 years ago, and she is one of the most respected and loved teachers in the building today. She discusses the importance of following in the footsteps of past Rebel instructors, Deb Sachs and Elaine Jerrell, holding her students accountable and inspiring high achievement in her classroom. We also discuss the spirit behind Rebel pep sessions and how Summer Field Studies changed her career path. We finish this episode with Erin answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with the Captain of the Division, Jim Ratliff. The well-respected instructor and former coach began his teaching career at Bishop Chartrand in 1966 after a ten-minute interview in the school’s front lobby. Fifty-three years later, he is still inspiring young minds in the classroom. We discuss a love for baseball, traveling and a legacy of national champions, along with real-life building projects on our beautiful campus. We finish this episode with Jim answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with retired long-time Roncalli volleyball coach Kathy Nalley-Schembra. Kathy started working at Roncalli in 1972, before girls’ sports were recognized by the IHSAA. She and her 1981 volleyball team earned Roncalli our very first State Championship, and she would go on to record two more State Championship trophies. The Irishman from Fountain Square continues today to motivate and inspire Rebels in the classroom, like she has done successfully for three generations. We finish this episode with Kathy answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with long-time Roncalli Vice President of Finance and Facilities, Dave Gervasio. Dave started his work career as a bat-boy for the Indianapolis Indians and has continued to be a steady and influential part of the Roncalli leadership team for 28 years. His influence has been instrumental in not only leading Roncalli through financial decisions, but he has helped the school acquire and maintain our beautiful campus over the years. Dave discusses Roncalli growth, hosting events on campus and what motivates him to new heights. We finish this episode with Dave answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast, we visit with retired, long-time Roncalli head football coach, Bruce Scifres. The Plainfield Quaker began making his mark on the gridiron in the westside community and then off to Butler he went, where his first Roncalli connections began to occur. In 1990, Bruce took over the head coaching duties at Roncalli. Seven state championships later, over twenty-seven seasons, he is now the Executive Director of the CYO. This week’s Rebel 5ive episode dives deep into the world of coaching expectations, big upsets and early coaching lessons. We finish this episode with Bruce answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast we visit with 2012 Roncalli graduate, Cole Toner. This one-time OLG Eagle now makes his living moving defensive linemen out of the way for Philip Rivers in the NFL for the Los Angeles Chargers. Cole discusses his aspirations to be in a rock band, going to school at Roncalli with both his parents in the building and answering the call with the Harvard Crimson. We also talk about living in southern California and life as an offensive lineman in the NFL. We finish this episode with Cole answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

During this week’s Rebel 5ive podcast we visit with the “Voice of the Rebels”, Rob Brown and his football broadcast partner, Dan Bauer. We relive audio clips from the march to the 2016 State Football Championship beginning with the Miracle on Banta all the way to Lucus Oil Stadium and placing #9 in the trophy case. With landmark stops against Bishop Chatard, a scary visit to Lebanon and hospitality in St. Leon, you won’t want to miss this entertaining look back at Rebel perfection.Read the full transcript.

Bob Tully discusses in part II of his interview the first years of Roncalli High School, his appreciation for our strong leadership over the years and leading 8 State Championship teams downtown to big wins (driving the bus). Bob emphasizes the importance of prayer in his life and how prayer has helped Roncalli over the years and helped him overcome some recent health issues. He also gives thanks to the mentors in his life.Read the full transcript.

Bob Tully talks to us about the early years at 3300 Prague Road before the merger with Bishop Chartrand and Kennedy Memorial High School forming Roncalli High School. “Rambunctious”, the Sisters of Providence and living on the third floor are all discussed. Bob speaks of his 57 years in the building and the one year when he almost left the school which ends Part I of our interview. Stay tuned for next week and Part II with Bob Tully as we discuss the “new” Catholic high school on the Southside named Roncalli; Home of the Rebels. Read the full transcript.

For more than three decades Angie Toner has inspired Roncalli students both on the court and in the classroom. She started as a Columbus North Bulldog but will always be admired and loved by the Roncalli family for her sense of humor and enthusiasm for Rebel Nation. Angie discusses her introduction to Roncalli sports, why she wanted to be a teacher and how much she appreciates student dedication in the classroom and on the field. Angie finishes this episode with the Rebel 5ive questions and advice for the future. Read the full transcript.

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One of Roncalli’s most challenging instructors, Ben Grimes, discusses how he went from high school at Ben Davis to college instructor at IUPUI and then being introduced to Roncalli for the first time. Today, he is one of the schools most highly regarded teachers. Ben talks to us about how he motivates his students and what it means when his past students have success at the next level and beyond. Ben finishes this episode with the Rebel 5ive questions and thoughts for the future.Read the full transcript.

Rebel 5ive is presented by Steve's Flowers.Roncalli's new Assistant Principal for Student Life, Kevin Banich R'09, joins us for our inaugural Rebel 5ive podcast. We discuss Kevin's favorite Roncalli moments including an unexpected victory over the Cathedral Irish his senior year, how he helped inspire a state champion and what the future holds for he and his young family. Kevin also has some fun answering the Rebel 5ive questions.Read the full transcript.

Chad is exhausted from working and going to school at the same time. So while he is propped up with a stick, Amanda dives deep into the latest Catholic church abuse cover up. We also talk about Roncalli High School in Indianapolis, which made national news by firing a guidance counselor after she was outed as being married to another woman. https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/arkansas/articles/2018-08-16/satanic-temple-unveils-baphomet-statue-at-arkansas-capitol https://www.npr.org/2018/08/14/636855561/report-reveals-widespread-sexual-abuse-by-over-300-priests-in-pa? http://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2018/07/31/catholic-nuns-are-speaking-out-about-their-own-abuse-at-the-hands-of-priests/ https://ascienceenthusiast.com/the-catholic-church-ran-a-child-pornography-ring-in-pittsburgh/ https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2018/08/14/grand-jury-report-pennsylvania-details-abuse-catholic-priests/980687002/ https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/28/world/europe/cardinal-theodore-mccarrick-resigns.html https://www.indystar.com/story/opinion/columnists/varvel/2018/08/21/varvel-why-roncalli-high-school-did-right-thing/1043691002/? Twitter: @SecularPodcast @TSPChad Email: TheSecularPerspective@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/thesecularperspective Tumblr: http://thesecularperspective.tumblr.com/ Episode Index Website: TheSecularPerspective.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/thesecularperspective TeePublic: http://tee.pub/lic/dq5I2_9pamk Theme Music Provided By: http://www.jewelbeat.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPu9jawLiiCqWmnGNYC9ivA

This podcast covers some adult subject-matter. In this podcast, we talk about the Pennsylvania scandal in the Church and why this will continue to happen in the foreseeable future… and why it was preventable.  We make mention of a book that was written in the eighties by Enrique Rueda, called The Homosexual Network, which turned out to be very prophetic in its criticism of the Church and the way homosexuality was being handled. Dan goes into the controversy at Roncalli High School in Indianapolis, and why this is relevant--pointing out that the hypocrisy is NOT on the Church for taking action, but on the part of culture in its condemnation of the Church.

We'll discuss the treatment of Shelly Fitzgerald by the Roncalli High School leadership and the implications for school voucher programs in the Hoosier State on this week's Noon Edition.

Dustin' off the Degree - Indulgences NEWS Catholic school puts counselor on leave over same-sex marriage http://bit.ly/an264-counselor Shelly Fitzgerald married her then partner of 18 years in 2014 and has worked as a counselor for Roncalli High School in Indianapolis for 15 years. Someone learned of her marriage, got a copy of the marriage license, a public record, and sent it to the school administrators who ran it up the chain of command and she's been placed on administrative leave pending her resignation or the end of her contract since she refused the option of dissolving the marriage. At issue here are the following facts: Roncalli High School is a Catholic school. The school receives vouchers, in other words it's publicly funded. Indiana's religious freedom law was amended to not allow discrimination. 'In God We Trust' now must be displayed in all Florida schools, school buildings http://bit.ly/an264-motto Just like we talked about two weeks ago for Kentucky, Florida is also requiring that all schools display “In God We Trust” in a conspicuous place. St. Lucie Public Schools gave all schools a poster to put in their front offices. Palm Beach County School District emailed principles two signs and asked them to print and post one. Okeechobee County schools were each given a state seal, which includes the required text and have been directed to put it “in a prominent spot on each campus”. Interestingly displaying the Florida state flag would also comply. MRFF files complaint against US Air Force General http://bit.ly/264-mrff The Military Religious Freedom Foundation has sent Secretary of Defense, US Air Force Leadership, and the command at Edwards Air Force Base a 22 page letter detailing the issues they have found with Brig Gen E. John Teichert after receiving 41 complaints and conducting an investigation of the ministry he runs. Of concern is his evangelical dominionist agenda that he pushes in a way that is allegedly unbecoming an officer and creates serious establishment clause issues and the way that he treats atheists, agnostics, Muslims, Hindus, and Mormons under his command, which is illegal discrimination. Saudi Arabia Orders 16,000 Students to Leave Canada Amid Escalating Clash http://bit.ly/an264-saudi1 http://bit.ly/an264-saudi2 On August 5 the Government of Canada called for the release of blogger Raif Badawi and his sister Samar, via tweet, for obvious human rights concerns. In response the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia declared the Canadian Ambassador persona non grata, recalled their own ambassador to Canada, orders all 16,000 Saudi students in Canada to find new countries to study in, canceled all flights between Saudi Arabia and Canada, and suspended investment activity in Canada. They are still selling oil to Canada. Saudi Arabia crucified man in Mecca while calling out Canada human rights http://bit.ly/an264-saudi3 Saudi Arabia has also been going on the offense against Canada's horrific human rights record, especially with their treatment of women. On their official Twitter account they retweeted a picture someone made of an airliner about to fly into the CN Tower. But their strongest show of moral superiority yet, they crucified a man in Mecca. Normally crucifixion is reserved for only the most heinous of crimes, homosexuality and attending government protests, but in this man's case he was merely guilty of murder, theft, and attempted rape. Denmark imposes first veil ban fine on woman http://bit.ly/an264-denmark Danish police were called to a shopping mall over a fight between two women. One of the women was wearing a veil, the other was not and the former's veil fell off during the fight. The police fined both women for public disorder and also fined the one woman for wearing a face veil in public. The fine was for 1000 kroner, or about $155. English law applies to Islamic marriage, judge rules in divorce case