Podcast appearances and mentions of Ryan Pearson

In this episode, we chat with Ryan Pearson, the passionate Dungeon Master behind the Mount Gambier Library's Dungeons & Dragons group. He explains what D&D is all about, what makes a great Dungeon Master, and how the game fosters creativity and brings people together. Ryan shares the story of how the group was formed and some memorable moments from their sessions, highlighting the power of storytelling and collaboration. Whether you're a newbie or a seasoned player, Ryan's insights will inspire your own adventure!

Ryan Pearson's term as the second-ranking member of the Rhode Island Senate will formally end Tuesday. During a Democratic Senate caucus in November, Pearson lost a challenge to Senate President Dominick Ruggerio, and Senate Whip Val Lawson won the support to take over Pearson's role in the legislative session starting next week. More fallout is expected. All this comes as legislators will wrestle with a big budget deficit and thorny issues including housing, healthcare and the economy. Pearson and his supporters say they were motivated by how Ruggerio, now 76, missed large parts of the last session due to various health issues. But was it a smart play to pursue the challenge against Rhode Island's longest-serving lawmaker, and will that hurt the Senate's ability to get things done in the new session?

'10 News Conference' asks Majority Leader Ryan Pearson about Senate leadership battleSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Football playoffs are a couple weeks in and we've caught up with players and coaches from Amboy-LaMoille-Ohio (play an Illinois 8-Man Football Association semifinal at 4 p.m. today) and Princeton (play a Class 3A quarterfinal at 1 p.m. today) to talk about their games and tell their stories. Also, we spoke with Dave Martin, the man behind the trading card shows at the Peru Mall, including today, Nov. 16.New sponsor: Northern Illinois Seamless Roofing!!!!!!!Putting in the Work (16:14)Clippers Week 9 - Dillon Merriman, Brayden Klein, Scott Payne (44::03)Clippers Round 1 - Scott Payne, Trevor Stenzel, Josh McKendry (48:30)Clippers quarterfinal - Scott Payne, Eddie Jones, Quinn Leffelman (53:21)Clippers semifinal preview with Scott Payne (59:43)What the Pod is, Paying Respect, Keep it Rolling (1:04:55)Noah LaPorte (1:51:49), Ryan Pearson (2:05:07), Cade Odell (2:17:48)

Last week, Senate President Dominic Ruggerio issued a statement endorsing Democratic Majority Whip Valarie Lawson to replace the current majority leader, Ryan Pearson. How did this rift begin and what will happen next? Senator Ryan Pearson joins us to tell us his side of the story. Tips and ideas? Email us at rinews@globe.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The City of Havre is hoping to implement a way to communicate directly to it's residents. This app, called "Code Red", has been used by the county and city for some time now, but the city is hoping to rejuvenate interest and push for residents to register. New Media Broadcasters spoke with Captain Ryan Pearson of the Havre Police Department for more information.

Legislative Oversight committees plan to hold a joint hearing Monday to examine the crisis involving the Washington Bridge. For now, motorists continue to wrestle with congested traffic at peak times and the ripple effect sometimes extends beyond Interstate 195 into the streets of Providence, East Providence and other communities. If the westbound Washington Bridge needs […] The post RI Senate Majority Leader Ryan Pearson on Washington Bridge, McKee's budget, RIPTA and more appeared first on TPR: The Public's Radio.

Joe Messmore and Ryan Pearson join The Greg and Dan Show to announce the release of the first official beer of the Home of the Brave NIL Collective for the Bradley University Men's Basketball team. Messmore and Pearson talk about the process behind the release of the beer and where to find it locally, how the NIL Collective impacts the team, and the organization's focus moving forward. Plus, a call-in from Bradley Men's Basketball Head Coach Brian Wardle!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kishwaukee College restarted their volleyball program this season. We spoke with Kish coach Zach Salapatek and athletic director Scott Kawall (56:35) before the season. The Princeton football team's junior Noah LaPorte (1:17:23) and coach Ryan Pearson (1:25:48) join us to talk about another successful Tiger season. Intro: Bring it Back with Earth, Wind & Fire's 1975 album The Way of the World (6:24), Win/Lose/Stat (33:09, Oct. 4-Oct. 7 ft. state golf)

Our guest on the pod today is Ryan Pearson. After a stellar 4 years at George Mason, he has been playing international basketball since the 2012-13 season when he started out in Ukraine. He has since played in Israel, Belgium, Hungary, several seasons in France, Mexico, Uruguay, Puerto Rico, and he most recently joined friend of the pod and another Mason alum Gabe Norwood on the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters in the Philippines.

Thirty-four-year-old Ryan Pearson is the first Millennial to hold a key leadership post in the Rhode Island Senate; he won election in November as the second-ranking member of the chamber. Pearson stopped by our studio to discuss housing, healthcare and a range of other issues, on Political Roundtable.

Thirty-four-year-old Ryan Pearson is the first Millennial to hold a key leadership post in the Rhode Island Senate; he won election in November as the second-ranking member of the chamber. Pearson stopped by our studio to discuss housing, healthcare and a range of other issues, on Political Roundtable.

We Segway through softball with Abby Edwards (30:22) and Mack Leonard (37:31), who have a Dwight connection and both play NCAA softball in the ACC, golf via Dixon junior Katie Drew (44:50) and DHS coach Lee Eastman as Drew finished tied for fifth in the state, and we end in translation with Princeton football coach Ryan Pearson (55:01) and a pregame interview for the Class 3A Quarterfinal matchup against IC Catholic.

The high school football playoffs are underway and the Princeton Tigers are ready to roar as a No. 1 seed in the Class 3A bracket. Joining us are senior QB Teegan Davis, PHS coach Ryan Pearson (twice), and Mendota Ford General Manager and Princeton native, Skee Hartman.Intro: Catching up on boys soccer, girls tennis, volleyball, football scores and accomplishments.

Action-packed show as EOYS chatted with Hall quarterback Mac Resetich, Hall football coach Randy Tieman, and Princeton football coach Ryan Pearson.Intro: Week 6 & 7 football scores, boys and girls golf playoffs, and the Grab Bag including Brett Favre, Dolphins/Tua, Loretta Lynn, NBA in Las Vegas, and Tony LaRussa.

In this week's show, Amy sits down with Chef Brian Pearson of Couvant to talk about opening up and navigating through Covid.

Joe Messmore, Ryan Pearson, and Steve Cicarelli join Greg and Dan to discuss the City of Peoria starting the Bradley University NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) Collective for student athletes called Home of the Brave. This collective provides athletes with an opportunity to connect with local businesses, to retain players long-term, and to establish and maintain relationships between the player and the community. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Post Podcast, Fort Hays State University choirs director Terry Crull shares information about upcoming university concerts.   Transcript: EDITORS NOTE: Transcripts are provided by an automated service and are not verified for accuracy.   James Bell  For the State University choirs are preparing for their last show of the academic year. Director Terry cruel stops by to share with us a little bit about what they're going to be performing and when, on this episode of the post podcast   Terry Crull  and of the year concerts Yep, we're preparing last night the orchestra and I worked on our last piece. The Hayes Symphony Orchestra is the company my choirs on Frances pool onx Gloria, beautiful setting. And then hey, Symphony Orchestra will play. Very famous piece. Hector Berlioz, Symphonie Fantastique are very cool. Yeah, great piece, very picturesque, kind of the start of programmatic music where you tell a story with it, too. So they've been working hard on it. It's a it's a, it's a big bite for them to choose, hey, symphony orchestra, but they're working their tails off. So it should be a fun concert Sunday night 730 and beach Schmidt, free to the public.   James Bell  I love that all of the concerts down there Fort Hays and you see me down there for almost every one I hit drag my kids down there probably two or three. It's such a great assets of the community to have those free concerts. And, you know, while it's not quite could not quite professional level, those students sure get darn close.   Terry Crull  We think we think our kids are on the road to that if that's their career choice. And we hope people will come and hear it and say, Wow, those kids got some stuff going on because they do they work hard. And a lot of talent fun to work with them every day. So   James Bell  yeah, it seems like this year you've had you had a really great group. I mean, every year is good. But this year, I don't know. It seems like there was just really a few field   Terry Crull  trip like two why kind of bonds a group together. So he developed a spirit of esprit de corps that it's really fun to see they're working hard. No complaints in that group hardly ever. I mean. That's that goes to the concert choir and our bands and our jazz groups to Brad just gave his last performance. He's given up the jazz bands, turning them over to our new percussion and band instructor Ryan Pearson. So   James Bell  young guy I don't know, guys   Terry Crull  just out of graduate school. He's been here a year on part time, and now we hired him full time. And his wife was out. They did their joint recital. He's a percussionist, of course, she's a clarinetist. She played amazingly well, too. And I think they bought a house and hey, so hey, they're coming here.   James Bell  They're here. They're stuck. Yeah, very cool.   Terry Crull  Pass the bond issue they'll have a nice new school for when their kids get there. Yeah, well, we'll see how that goes.   James Bell  But But yeah, so suddenly, so is all this piece is going to be set with the orchestra is just   Terry Crull  the orchestra is grand finale concert, and every other year we join them for a combined orchestral work. And the concert is called voyage to France because Hector Berlioz for the orchestra and Francis Poulenc for the choirs, and we did his Gloria wants 10 or 12 years ago, was a guest conductor. Dr. availa Allen or soprano is doing the soul. The soprano solo work three of the six movements. So we'll start off with that plonk, Glory acquires behind the orchestra. And I bail out front and meet conducting. And then after intermission the symphony fantastic. It's 5055 minute work as long five movements but it's great story. If you know that piece. It's about a artist in France who goes into a drug induced trance and has this horrendous dream. When they first played Symphony fantastic. It caused a riot. I mean, they had to bring the police in because they really aren't used to that kind of grotesque in your face music you know, some of the harmonies some of the blasts of sound. The famous DS era that you hear do you do at the beginning of shining Jack Nicholson movie is a is from that work? The big brass sound. So it's a big orchestra, powerful orchestra. And the Poulenc is just sublime. I mean, it's beautiful melodies, great harmonies by the choir, they've had fun working on it. So we're excited. 730 Sunday night, voyage to France, free to the public. Love it. Love it. To the public. Do we say free to the public? Be free to them? Well, I don't know. Yeah. Military. I'm not used to this hour later time I spent the hour calling my 3200 listeners tell them I'm on at 845 instead of 740.   James Bell  Yeah, there's a little bit different but but, you know, I also I wonder I count how much work has to go into put in one of these shows. And, and everybody knows, I think that you know, I was a music student. So I was on the band side. But for choir, you know, of course, the band side there's that little bit of rivalry sometimes Right, like, they have that   Terry Crull  advantage of, you know, being able to pick stuff up more quickly. Although they have the disadvantage of not having all the parts in front of them, I'm singing a choir music, you've got the soprano part there as well as your tenor part or whatever. And when you're a bassoon as long as you have as your part in front of you, so you've got to listen hard and work beforehand to get familiar with the work so that you know how your, your part fits with the other parts. So there is that but yeah, the orchestra has been working, I think six rehearsals for this concert, which isn't very many four pieces complexes of the symphony. Fantastic. We even the choirs have been working while since our spring concert, which was March 10, I believe. So 340 minutes, 45 minute rehearsals a week and and to learn that it's in Latin. So the language presents a challenge, although it's pretty common Latin. So a lot of the kids have some of   James Bell  like any Latin is common lap, rock breaking in Latin   Terry Crull  text. I mean, Gloria in Excelsis day, I mean, every Christmas time. So they haven't had too much trouble with that. Poulenc is a little bit post romantic, a little bit modern, 20th century and that his style is classic in form. But his harmonies are more colorful, and lots of use of the woodwinds and the horns. And that's a great orchestra. They work so well. Brian buxted is our orchestra director, he's done. marvelous job at getting that orchestra, you know, up to snuff, so to speak, and, and playing consistently. Well always enjoyed their concerts. So   James Bell  yeah, and he was I think, correct me if I'm wrong, but he came in right before that pandemic, right. And then   Terry Crull  a lot of big concerts with them. Since he came in right at the end of that, yeah, so this year has been his debut year, I guess you could call it and they've done some great stuff. Of course, they have their children's concert in Halloween. We got that again next year. On Sunday, whatever, October 3 Year 29th, or whatever is close to Halloween. It's always a fun event. There'll be with us under cathedral concert next year, which was December 11. The strings Anyway, do some combined work with the choirs and then they always do their grand finale concert with some large works like this. And then every other year we joined them. So next year, I'll do my own masterworks choral concert with the choirs, and he'll do something with his orchestra. I don't know yet if he's got programming ideas, but for this year, it's voyage to France. Very cool. Again, it's Sunday at 730. Don't miss free,   James Bell  free and free no excuse not to go.   Terry Crull  No excuse not. Yep. NBA Playoffs aren't anywhere close to the end yet. So who's watching those? I didn't even know that was going on. Honestly, other in the early stages, you know, 28 teams that make the playoffs out of 29 teams. Oh, yeah. So yeah. Everybody makes up like not to select. But anyway, I watched when it gets down to the semis. There you go.   James Bell  So well, already. Certainly anything else you think folks need to   Terry Crull  know? Well, the last week of classes, the percussion ensemble will have their concert, and the bands will have their concert? Oh, let me see. What's the date? I think it's Thursday, which would be the 12th nor the fifth. So we exam week. Yeah, that's the last exam. So the fifth will be the band's concert. And I think the night before and Wednesday, the percussion will be in beach Smith. And those are all free as well. So wrapping up the year yeah, kids are excited the ball teams are trying to make the playoffs softball and baseball got a few those kids in my class. I gotta get to here in a few minutes. So it's always exciting at the end of the year when the weather turns nice guy. I wish we had some rain to soak us down a little bit good, but at least it's windy. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, in Kansas with my big motorcycle on the road with those windy. Oh, yeah. So always good to be with you, James. Thanks for having me on. I appreciate it. So he's kind of like, Hey, we got a contract this week. Can I get on tomorrow or the next day and you always accommodate me. So thanks a lot. I love your music program. I know you're a student there percussionist were Yeah, I was. Yeah. So you enjoy. Did you happen to come down when Ryan gave his faculty recital   James Bell  didn't I was I was wanting to I was so   Terry Crull  remember, he's fun to watch to kind of dances up there. My wife turned to me and said, you know, you could lose some weight. If you were a percussionist. He's going to workout Oh, yeah. So having been an athlete, I know that sometimes. I work just as hard in certain aspects. You know, we'll have conditioning that it didn't was a basketball player. But you work hard when you sing. We could play an instrument because

Christian Soderholm has taken his basketball skills groomed by La Salle-Peru, summer ball, and NAIA college to international hoops. The 6-foot-6 forward is playing basketball professionally in Malta, a country between Italy and Africa. He joined EOYS before he left and has agreed to do a pod series to update us on his experience. Also, Princeton football Ryan Pearson discusses the quarterfinal matchup on Saturday.Intro: Boys and girls cross country state meets, breakdown of the IHSA football season.

In the coming weeks, Rhode Island lawmakers will be considering how more than $1 billion in federal coronavirus aid money should be spent. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ryan Pearson, D-Cumberland, discusses the process moving forward, and questions he wants answered surrounding a controversial multimillion-dollar state contract that is being paid for with those funds. Then Tim White and Ted Nesi break down the latest in the 2022 governor's race.

Ahead of a huge match up on the road against the Kewanee Boilermakers, Princeton Tigers Coach Ryan Pearson talked to The Overtime on LocalSportsNow.com about getting players back from last week's injury plagued match up against Mendota and what has been the key to the Tigers undefeated start to the 2021 season.

Ryan Pearson, KN4VKW joins us to talk about his experience being in the Little League World Series and its ham radio connections!.Be sure to CALL in with your questions and comments by calling 859-982-7373 live during the call-in segment of the show. You can also tweet your questions before or during the show to @HamTalkLive.

The Princeton football team defeated everyone in their path this past season to finish No. 2 on the Class 3A AP poll with a 6-0 record. Three men behind the success join EOYS in QB Tyler Gibson (30:17), coach Ryan Pearson (40:49), and RB/LB Ronde Worrels (1:05.23).Intro: Wrestling sectionals, softball all-state picks, basketball all-star game rosters, NBA postseason

The ladies are joined this week by Ryan Pearson (@rdanipear). Ryan is a body liberation/fat acceptance advocate and activist whose primary focus is examining body image issues amongst Black women, girls, and femmes that stem from white supremacy and patriarchy. During their chat, the women dive into fatphobia, body positivity, and the overall quest to know and love yourself. Dayna and Nina also get into their first weekend of being outside-outside in Chicago.    Queen Sh!t :  @issarae   IG & Twitter: @QueenTonePod Email: QueenTonePod@gmail.com   Tone Check: @kamalaharris   Theme Music: @ricqielles

Welcome to the TRAC'cast! 1-on-1 interviews with both head coaches from the Three Rivers divisional champs. We talk to Princeton Head Coach, Ryan Pearson. Back-to-back TRAC Mississippi champs & semifinalist in 2019. Then we're talking to Morrison Head Coach, Ryan Oetting. The Mustangs were one of the best rebuild stories in the state!

Princeton football coach Ryan Pearson had plenty of praise for his Tigers after an 11-2 season and a trip to the IHSA Class 3A semifinals. He also spoke about Thanksgiving and the recovery of his father, Tom Pearson, who fell 20-plus feet off of a later and was in ICU. Before the conversation with Pearson, Brandon LaChance shares his thoughts of the Carolina Panthers firing coach Ron Rivera not being ESPN notification worthy and asks you to pick your three favorite and three least favorite characters on TV sitcom Superstore. ENJOY! 

Roger Williams University President Ioannis Miaoulis; state Sens. Lou DiPalma, D-Middletown, and Ryan Pearson, D-Cumberland.

From chatbots to analytics, marketers have many tools to choose from when building a digital-focused program. In this episode, Ryan Pearson, Director of Digital Marketing, talks about the tools TSC Apparel uses in its B2B and B2C marketing programs.TSC Apparel: https://www.tscapparel.com/Find More Episodes: https://www.interactohio.com/podcast.htmlDiscover the Interact Conference: https://www.interactohio.com/#sec-id-2Get Interact Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/interact20-digital-marketing-conference-tickets-65693911257?_eboga=1815010325.1570201507Elevate Your Brand: https://www.goupward.com/

Ryan Pearson is a Ph.D. candidate in Materials Chemistry at Colorado State University. Ryan's Ph.D. thesis has focused on how to use the sun's energy to drive chemical reactions. Now Ryan is working with a fellow graduate student to design window coatings to reflect the suns energy away from buildings.   CONNECT with Ryan HERE LISTEN to Ryan's TEDx talk HERE   BeTheTalk is a 7 day a week podcast where Nathan Eckel chats with talkers from TEDx & branded events. Tips tools and techniques that can help you give the talk to change the world at BeTheTalk.com !

Ryan Pearson is a Ph.D. candidate in Materials Chemistry at Colorado State University. Ryan's Ph.D. thesis has focused on how to use the sun's energy to drive chemical reactions. Now Ryan is working with a fellow graduate student to design window coatings to reflect the suns energy away from buildings.   CONNECT with Ryan HERE LISTEN to Ryan's TEDx talk HERE   BeTheTalk is a 7 day a week podcast where Nathan Eckel chats with talkers from TEDx & branded events. Tips tools and techniques that can help you give the talk to change the world at BeTheTalk.com !

Join Ryan Pearson and Lesley Pelkey as they discuss how to protect yourself from unconsciously catching the contagious mind viruses that spread into our subconscious mind through media, commercials, conversations and mass thought forms.Affirmation: 'I am now giving, receiving, increasing and expanding love energy in every area of my life, within me and all around me, every moment of every day'Join the S.O.U.L. System Life Guide, free, now- www.mysoulsystem.com

Join Ryan Pearson and Lesley Pelkey as they discuss how to protect yourself from unconsciously catching the contagious mind viruses that spread into our subconscious mind through media, commercials, conversations and mass thought forms.Affirmation: 'I am now giving, receiving, increasing and expanding love energy in every area of my life, within me and all around me, every moment of every day'Join the S.O.U.L. System Life Guide, free, now- www.mysoulsystem.com

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