Podcasts about Scottsdale Community College

This week, Mark talks with Phil Root about the differences he sees between teaching using modeling methodology at the high school level and the college level. They talk about Phil's experience helping to adapt modeling materials for physical science to the Next Generation Science Standards, and how much he enjoyed building a storyline for those units. They talk about the advanced modeling workshops, including the new materials Phil helped to develop for them, and the various topics covered. They finish with Phil's advice for folks just starting out on a modeling instruction journey. Guests Phil Root Phil Root taught high school chemistry and physics at Chandler High School from 2004-2013, and has been teaching chemistry at Scottsdale Community College since 2013. Phil teaches using modeling methods at the college level, and also leads modeling workshops. He helped to develop the physical science curriculum for Next Generation Science Standards and worked with Levi Torrison to develop a thermodynamics modeling workshop and extend the Chem 2 workshop to a full three week course. Website Highlights [11:05] Phil Root: "AMTA was actively engaging students before it was cool." [17:08] Phil Root, on advanced modeling workshops: "you will have activities, labs, facilitation experience that you can take with you directly back to your classroom the next year and put it to place right away to build your storyline in your classroom and make it stronger." [19:13] Phil Root: "My goal now isn't to get my students to solve a problem a certain way or to get an answer. It's to probe their thinking about the relationships that they're using or how are they making sense of the mathematical relationships they're using or the conceptual frameworks that they're building." Resources Download Transcript Ep 62 Transcript

Welcome back to another episode of Loving Later Life! This episode is another first! My conversation is with a couple. In their 80's! And, they're not just any couple! They are nationally recognized relationship therapists Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Frank Powers. Gloria and Frank are currently serving as spokespersons for the dating app Silver Singles (they actually met online with this app). They were recently featured on NBC Tampa Bay's Bloom TV, Yahoo! Life, Men's Health, The Most Dramatic Podcast Ever with Chris Harrison, and Whine Down with Jana Kramer, among others. Dr. Gloria Horsley is a licensed marriage and family therapist and clinical nurse specialist. She is the president and co-founder of the Open to Hope Foundation and co-hosts the award-winning “Open to Hope” TV series and podcast. Dr. Frank Powers, Ph.D., has been a licensed psychologist with a private practice in Scottsdale Arizona for the last 30 years. He served as the chairman of the Psychiatric Security Review Board for the State of Arizona and is a past psychology professor at Scottsdale Community College. Gloria and Frank have written a book together called,  OPEN TO LOVE: THE SECRETS OF SENIOR DATING. Writing a book together was the last thing they thought they'd be doing at this stage of their lives, but the magic that came with finding each other later in life compelled them to share their story.  And they wanted to do their part in making things a little bit easier and more fun when tackling the world of dating. You will not be able to listen to this without smiling the entire time. We had so much fun, and we also had fun navigating some internet issues including my power going out in the middle of our conversation!  Come join us in the fun!  

Drawing inspiration from Scottsdale's Poet Laureate Meet Lois Roma-Deeley, Scottsdale's Poet Laureate. Listen in as we dive into her creative process and explore her role as Poet Laureate. With decades of experience, numerous awards, critically acclaimed poetry collections and years of teaching, Lois continues to inspire and captivate audiences with her powerful words. With funding from the Academy of American Poets, she'll be hosting a “PoetryFest” at Scottsdale Community College on Oct. 19, open to anyone who wants to explore and connect with the world of poetry

Explore Scottsdale Promise, a groundbreaking initiative that's putting education at the forefront of our city's future. Scottsdale City Council approved funding to kickstart this ambitious program, designed to provide scholarships and internships for eligible Scottsdale residents and graduates of Scottsdale high schools. We chat with Stephanie Zamora and Melanie Burm about the critical partnerships between the City of Scottsdale, Scottsdale Community College, Scottsdale Unified School District and the Maricopa Community Colleges Foundation that make this initiative possible. Learn how this need-based, last-dollar program is designed to connect Scottsdale's youth with educational opportunities, while encouraging participation in public service.

Scottsdale film school one of nation's best Scottsdale Community College's School of Film and Theatre consistently is rated as one of the best film schools in the country by magazines like MovieMaker and Variety. Meet Amanda Embry, chair of the department and the woman directing that success. As Arizona's film industry expands, Amanda's students are filling a much-needed pipeline of jobs for the future. Her work is helping SCC, whose alumni include actor Bill Hader, boost the state's reputation as a premier movie-making destination.

From Mesa, AZ. Attended film school at Scottsdale Community College and studied History and Sociology of Western Religion at MCC/BYU (note: I did not graduate from any of those colleges lol). Currently located in south bay Los Angeles, CA. Working for a digital Healthcare company called Sharecare in Value-based Care Technology Integrations. http://theantianti.blogspot.com/

On this Living to 100 Club podcast, our guests, dubbed the “Golden Dating Doctors,” discuss the art of finding a new relationship after separation or loss of a partner. Both in their 80's, Dr. Gloria Horsley and Frank Powers met each other online after their marriages ended. Their new book, Open to Love: The Secrets of Senior Dating, chronicles the process of finding love in our senior years. They met on a dating website for seniors, decided to meet in person, and the rest is history. In this podcast, they share the ins and outs of online dating, the pitfalls, and how to learn from mistakes made. Their goal is to make things a little easier for those entering or re-entering the world of dating. How do we meet people? What can we learn from our mistakes? What risks are there to be on the lookout for? Stay tuned for an entertaining and educational conversation about successfully finding new relationships. Mini Bios Dr. Gloria Horsley, Ph.D., is a licensed marriage and family therapist and clinical nurse specialist. She is the president and co-founder of the Open to Hope Foundation. She also co-hosts the award-winning “Open to Hope” TV series and podcast. A former faculty member at the University of Rochester School of Nursing and the Academy of Intuition Medicine, she has co-authored 10 books and written numerous articles. She is a member of the Forbes Nonprofit Council and. Gloria also serves on the advisory boards for the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) and the Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Foundation.  Widowed after 60 years of marriage, she has four children, including a deceased son, and 10 grandchildren. She and her partner Dr. Frank Powers mostly split their time between Palo Alto, California, and Scottsdale, Arizona. Dr. Frank Powers, Ph.D., has been a licensed psychologist with a private practice in Scottsdale, Arizona, for the last 30 years. He served as the chairman of the Psychiatric Security Review Board for the State of Arizona. Frank is a past psychology professor at Scottsdale Community College. He studied sexuality under William H. Masters and Virginia E. Johnson and received advanced training in couples therapy with the Imago Institute of Harvel Hendrix. A graduate of George Williams College, he holds master's degrees from Arizona State University and Columbia University. His doctorate in psychology is from Union Institute. He is an award-winning sculptor, and in his spare time, he enjoys golf, pickleball and tennis. He has two stepdaughters and one step-grandson from a previous marriage. Guests' Website: Golden Dating Doctors

On this Living to 100 Club podcast, our guests, dubbed the “Golden Dating Doctors,” discuss the art of finding a new relationship after separation or loss of a partner. Both in their 80's, Dr. Gloria Horsley and Frank Powers met each other online after their marriages ended. Their new book, Open to Love: The Secrets of Senior Dating, chronicles the process of finding love in our senior years. They met on a dating website for seniors, decided to meet in person, and the rest is history. In this podcast, they share the ins and outs of online dating, the pitfalls, and how to learn from mistakes made. Their goal is to make things a little easier for those entering or re-entering the world of dating. How do we meet people? What can we learn from our mistakes? What risks are there to be on the lookout for? Stay tuned for an entertaining and educational conversation about successfully finding new relationships. Mini Bios Dr. Gloria Horsley, Ph.D., is a licensed marriage and family therapist and clinical nurse specialist. She is the president and co-founder of the Open to Hope Foundation. She also co-hosts the award-winning “Open to Hope” TV series and podcast. A former faculty member at the University of Rochester School of Nursing and the Academy of Intuition Medicine, she has co-authored 10 books and written numerous articles. She is a member of the Forbes Nonprofit Council and. Gloria also serves on the advisory boards for the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) and the Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Foundation.  Widowed after 60 years of marriage, she has four children, including a deceased son, and 10 grandchildren. She and her partner Dr. Frank Powers mostly split their time between Palo Alto, California, and Scottsdale, Arizona. Dr. Frank Powers, Ph.D., has been a licensed psychologist with a private practice in Scottsdale, Arizona, for the last 30 years. He served as the chairman of the Psychiatric Security Review Board for the State of Arizona. Frank is a past psychology professor at Scottsdale Community College. He studied sexuality under William H. Masters and Virginia E. Johnson and received advanced training in couples therapy with the Imago Institute of Harvel Hendrix. A graduate of George Williams College, he holds master's degrees from Arizona State University and Columbia University. His doctorate in psychology is from Union Institute. He is an award-winning sculptor, and in his spare time, he enjoys golf, pickleball and tennis. He has two stepdaughters and one step-grandson from a previous marriage. Guests' Website: Golden Dating Doctors See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this Living to 100 Club podcast, our guests, dubbed the “Golden Dating Doctors,” discuss the art of finding a new relationship after separation or loss of a partner. Both in their 80's, Dr. Gloria Horsley and Frank Powers met each other online after their marriages ended. Their new book, Open to Love: The Secrets of Senior Dating, chronicles the process of finding love in our senior years. They met on a dating website for seniors, decided to meet in person, and the rest is history. In this podcast, they share the ins and outs of online dating, the pitfalls, and how to learn from mistakes made. Their goal is to make things a little easier for those entering or re-entering the world of dating. How do we meet people? What can we learn from our mistakes? What risks are there to be on the lookout for? Stay tuned for an entertaining and educational conversation about successfully finding new relationships. Mini Bios Dr. Gloria Horsley, Ph.D., is a licensed marriage and family therapist and clinical nurse specialist. She is the president and co-founder of the Open to Hope Foundation. She also co-hosts the award-winning “Open to Hope” TV series and podcast. A former faculty member at the University of Rochester School of Nursing and the Academy of Intuition Medicine, she has co-authored 10 books and written numerous articles. She is a member of the Forbes Nonprofit Council and. Gloria also serves on the advisory boards for the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) and the Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Foundation.  Widowed after 60 years of marriage, she has four children, including a deceased son, and 10 grandchildren. She and her partner Dr. Frank Powers mostly split their time between Palo Alto, California, and Scottsdale, Arizona. Dr. Frank Powers, Ph.D., has been a licensed psychologist with a private practice in Scottsdale, Arizona, for the last 30 years. He served as the chairman of the Psychiatric Security Review Board for the State of Arizona. Frank is a past psychology professor at Scottsdale Community College. He studied sexuality under William H. Masters and Virginia E. Johnson and received advanced training in couples therapy with the Imago Institute of Harvel Hendrix. A graduate of George Williams College, he holds master's degrees from Arizona State University and Columbia University. His doctorate in psychology is from Union Institute. He is an award-winning sculptor, and in his spare time, he enjoys golf, pickleball and tennis. He has two stepdaughters and one step-grandson from a previous marriage. Guests' Website: Golden Dating Doctors

On this Living to 100 Club podcast, our guests, dubbed the “Golden Dating Doctors,” discuss the art of finding a new relationship after separation or loss of a partner. Both in their 80's, Dr. Gloria Horsley and Frank Powers met each other online after their marriages ended. Their new book, Open to Love: The Secrets of Senior Dating, chronicles the process of finding love in our senior years. They met on a dating website for seniors, decided to meet in person, and the rest is history. In this podcast, they share the ins and outs of online dating, the pitfalls, and how to learn from mistakes made. Their goal is to make things a little easier for those entering or re-entering the world of dating. How do we meet people? What can we learn from our mistakes? What risks are there to be on the lookout for? Stay tuned for an entertaining and educational conversation about successfully finding new relationships. Mini Bios Dr. Gloria Horsley, Ph.D., is a licensed marriage and family therapist and clinical nurse specialist. She is the president and co-founder of the Open to Hope Foundation. She also co-hosts the award-winning “Open to Hope” TV series and podcast. A former faculty member at the University of Rochester School of Nursing and the Academy of Intuition Medicine, she has co-authored 10 books and written numerous articles. She is a member of the Forbes Nonprofit Council and. Gloria also serves on the advisory boards for the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) and the Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Foundation.  Widowed after 60 years of marriage, she has four children, including a deceased son, and 10 grandchildren. She and her partner Dr. Frank Powers mostly split their time between Palo Alto, California, and Scottsdale, Arizona. Dr. Frank Powers, Ph.D., has been a licensed psychologist with a private practice in Scottsdale, Arizona, for the last 30 years. He served as the chairman of the Psychiatric Security Review Board for the State of Arizona. Frank is a past psychology professor at Scottsdale Community College. He studied sexuality under William H. Masters and Virginia E. Johnson and received advanced training in couples therapy with the Imago Institute of Harvel Hendrix. A graduate of George Williams College, he holds master's degrees from Arizona State University and Columbia University. His doctorate in psychology is from Union Institute. He is an award-winning sculptor, and in his spare time, he enjoys golf, pickleball and tennis. He has two stepdaughters and one step-grandson from a previous marriage. Guests' Website: Golden Dating Doctors See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Spangenberg is the CEO and co-founder of State Forty Eight, a clothing brand inspired by his home state of Arizona. He embarked on this journey after studying hospitality at Scottsdale Community College. His love for community and fashion led him to launch a brand that has now become one of Arizona's most recognizable apparel brands.In addition to being a successful entrepreneur, he also holds the position of Chairman of the Board at the State Forty Eight Foundation3. Despite the success of his brand, Michael's vision extends beyond just selling T-shirts and hats. He aims to make a significant difference in the community through the foundation.Before dedicating himself full-time to State Forty Eight, Michael spent 15 years gaining experience in different fields. His dedication to his work and his love for Arizona reflect in the brand he built, which has garnered him over 6,900 followers on Instagram.He is known for his collaborations, like the one with Phoenix Children's Hospital, which helps raise funds. Michael Spangenberg's story is a testament to how passion and love for one's community can create a successful brand that people resonate with.https://statefortyeight.com/https://www.instagram.com/mikespank/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/statefortyeightfoundation/?hl=enhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/state-forty-eight-foundationhttps://www.facebook.com/statefortyeightfoundation/https://statefortyeight.com/pages/foundationMac and Bleu is the hot new podcast dedicated to all things related to building Arizona. Topics discussed range from construction, economic development, supply chain, and market segments.Mac & Bleu also includes diversity in construction, local politics affecting construction, women in construction, construction technology, and more.The host JJ Levenske of Bleuwave have their finger on the pulse of the people building Arizona.The show brings in the brightest minds in their perspective positions and industries and JJ has the unique ability to touch on the subject matter that you want to hear.If you want to know who's building Arizona, tune in and subscribe to Mac and Bleu today!___________________________________________________________________________________JJ Levenske is a seasoned construction executive with over 30 years of experience in the commercial and industrial sectors.From pre-construction services to complex quality controls and close-outs, he brings a commitment to delivering the highest levels of professionalism and customer service.

Brimage holds the top leadership position for the University's Gilbert Campus and is a member of the University's executive leadership team. She is responsible for leading the strategic growth and operations of the campus, including academic programming, market development, community relations, fundraising, enrollment growth, student services, student academic support, student engagement, and athletic program development and growth.  Most recently, Brimage has been the principal and owner of Brimage Consulting in Tucson, Ariz., which specializes in working with educational, health care and small businesses to prepare their workforces with competency-based skill development.  Brimage is not a stranger to higher education in Arizona. For nearly four years (August 2014 to June 2018) she served as vice president of student affairs and engagement at Pima Community College's downtown campus in Tucson. She also served a variety of roles with Maricopa Community Colleges for 14 years, including vice president of student affairs at Phoenix College from 2010-14, and associate dean of enrollment services (2000-05), dean of student affairs (2005-09) and acting vice president of student affairs (2009-10) at Scottsdale Community College. Brimage began her career in higher education at Arizona State University, serving nine years in undergraduate admissions for various campuses, as well as in student affairs for the ASU East (now Polytechnic) Campus.  She has been active in the Tucson community, having served as a liaison with the Tucson Urban League and Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and as a board member with the University of Arizona Campus Christian Center, Wesley Fontera, Paiute Neighborhood Center Scottsdale, Chandler-Gilbert ARC, and most recently House of Refuge, Gilbert Talks, Phoenix East Valley Partnership and Educational Partnership.  Brimage is working to earn her Doctorate of Education degree in educational leadership from Northern Arizona University (expected to graduate in Spring 2024), following the completion and successful defense of her dissertation on “Latina Leadership in Community College.” She earned a Master of Education degree in educational leadership and policy studies from NAU and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish and communications from ASU. ---------- Guiding Growth: Conversations with Community Leaders Join our hosts, Sarah Watts and Ben Kalkman, as we explore the human journey of leaders - their stories of humility, triumph, roadblocks, and lessons learned - as they reflect on how they became who they are today and share stories of inspiration and hope with listeners. We'll take away the title, just for a moment, and enjoy a connection with the soul. Be sure to subscribe to our show for more interviews with community leaders. This podcast is brought to you by the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce and Modern Moments. Learn more about our show at https://guidinggrowth.co. View our Privacy Policy at https://modernmoments.com/privacy

Mesa Chamber CEO Sally Harrison welcomes Diane Meza, the Director of the Maricopa IT Institute. The Maricopa Information Technology Institute – East Valley (MITI-EV) is a collaboration between Chandler-Gilbert Community College, Mesa Community College, Rio Salado Community College and Scottsdale Community College that meets the emerging technological workforce's demand for talent in the areas of blockchain, app development using Swift/Xcode, big data, gaming, cloud computing, mobile and wearable technology, and the Internet of Things. Learn more about MITI at: https://www.mesacc.edu/workforce-development/miti The Mesa Chamber of Commerce Inside Business Podcast is a production of the Mesa Chamber of Commerce. Each episode is recorded in the University of Phoenix Podcast Studio. Inquiries regarding the MCIBP can be made via email to info@mesachamber.org.  The Podcast interviews members and individuals/organizations on topics of interest to mesa Chamber members. Learn more at http://mesachamber.org  ©2023 Mesa Chamber of Commerce

He's an author, songwriter, storyteller, performer, cowboy, college prof, and Arizona's own state historian. He's Marshall Trimble, also known as the “Will Rogers of Arizona,” aptly nicknamed for his wit and demeanor. He can deliver anything from a serious history lecture to a stage concert of cowboy folk music and stories with his guitar. Trimble has appeared frequently on radio and television as a goodwill ambassador for the state and answers questions about the Old West from readers all over the world in True West Magazine's popular column, “Ask the Marshall.” So, sit back and enjoy this conversation between Marshall and our favorite cowboys.

In this episode, Mark talks with Mitch Sweet, who teaches using modeling methodology at Scottsdale Community College. They discuss his journey with modeling, and the many workshops he attended before becoming a workshop facilitator. They talk about building a community of modelers and the differences between high school and college. Finally, they talk about the work that Mitch and others have done researching the effectiveness of using proportional reasoning to get students to link about how changing one variable would affect the other, rather than just blindly plugging numbers into an algorithm. Guests Mitch Sweet Mitch has been teaching, primarily chemistry, for the past 15 years at both the high school and college level. He took his first Modeling workshop in 2010 and began co-leading Chemistry Modeling workshops in 2016. Mitch currently teaches Fundamental Chemistry and General Chemistry I and II at Scottsdale Community College. Highlights [7:37] Mitch Sweet "the idea is, no matter what it is we're doing in life, we're constantly building models in our head of how we think things work. And that's sort of inherent in the nature of learning." [11:44] Mitch Sweet "we're trying to build a culture with our students where they're really responsible for their own learning, and we're trying to get them to be independent thinkers and to be able to engage with their fellow classmates." [33:41] Mitch Sweet "so getting students to share, getting students comfortable with putting things out there that they're maybe not a hundred percent sure of is a really important part of building the culture within the class. And we found it is more than worthwhile, that investment of time" Resources Download Transcript Ep 48 Transcript Links [Paper] David Hestenes - Wherefore a Science of Teaching

Dennis Rowland, Detroit's own legendary jazz vocalist, calls me into the band room at Scottsdale Community College for a chat. He shares (and sings) his early musical memories, including his first 45, singing classical music in high school, shipping off to Kentucky State University for music, his first paid gig at Joe's Palm Room in Louisville, and landing the gig singing with the Count Basie Orchestra. It's not often you get a chance to rap with a legend, and I feel honored and humbled to have spent this time with him. He also speaks candidly about his stroke in 2012 and how he got back on his feet to sing again. Dennis is still gigging to this day and you owe it to yourself to listen to him perform.

This is the AHRMM Subject Matter Expert Podcast hosted by Justin Poulin. Tune in every month as we speak with Industry Experts to highlight success stories and solutions from the field that advance the health care supply chain. And now, Justin Poulin with this month's Expert: Josh Andrade, Director of SC Management at HonorHealth Highlights include: Cross Functional Organization & Pillars of Service; Partnerships w/ Local Schools & Military (ASU: Capstone Projects w/ different process improvement projects, Scottsdale Community College, o Work for credit opp o Osborne Medical Center – Military Training Program oRecruitment Effort o SkillBridge o SC Program w/ SCC o Internships    

This is the AHRMM Subject Matter Expert Podcast hosted by Justin Poulin. Tune in every month as we speak with Industry Experts to highlight success stories and solutions from the field that advance the health care supply chain. And now, Justin Poulin with this month's Expert…Josh Andrade, Director of SC Management at HonorHealth Highlights include: Cross Functional Organization & Pillars of Service; Partnerships w/ Local Schools & Military (ASU: Capstone Projects w/ different process improvement projects, Scottsdale Community College,  Work for credit opp o Osborne Medical Center – Military Training Program • Recruitment Effort o SkillBridge o SC Program w/ SCC o Internships • Closing

Staying on the MLB side with this week’s ABCA Podcast. We check in with Oakland A’s Major League pitching coach, Scott Emerson. Emerson grew up in Phoenix and was drafted by the San Diego Padres in 1990 out of Shadow Mountain High School and by the Baltimore Orioles in 1991 out of Scottsdale Community College. Emerson pitched in the minor leagues from 1992 to 1997. In 2000 Emerson joined the Pittsburgh Pirates Organization as Pitching Coach of their Gulf Coast League. Emerson joined the Athletics’ Organization in 2001. Emerson worked his way up through the minor leagues through 2014 and ended as the Athletics Minor League Pitching Coordinator. After the 2014 season Emerson was named the Athletics major league bullpen coach. Emerson was promoted to pitching coach on June 15, 2017. We cover all things pitching in this one. Emerson has a great perspective on how to blend the old with the new. The ABCA Podcast is presented by Netting Pros. Netting Professionals are improving programs one facility at a time, specializing in the design, fabrication and installation of custom netting for backstops, batting cages, dugouts, bp screens and ball carts. They also design and install digital graphic wall padding windscreen, turf, turf protectors, dugout benches, dugout cubbies and more.

Next up on the ABCA Podcast is 2023 Hall of Fame inductee, Jerry Dawson. Dawson spent 37 seasons at Chaparral High School winning 773 games and 8 State Championships. Chaparral High School produced 7 big leaguers including Ike Davis, Paul Konerko and Brian Bannister. Dawson left Chaparral as the all-time winningest coach in the State of Arizona. In 2004 Dawson was honored with the ABCA/Diamond Sports National High School Coach of the Year Award. Dawson moved on to be the pitching coach at Yavapaii in 2010 and is currently the pitching coach at Scottsdale Community College. Dawson took his blueprint of developing players to Yavapaii. In Dawson’s 12 years at Yavapaii, they produced big leaguers Kenny Giles, Chance Adams and Jojo Romero. In this episode you will have an opportunity to see why Coach Dawson is still coaching at a high level. We get right into pitching development and player relationships. You will get an inside look at how important it is for coaches to develop a relationship with their players. This episode is sponsored by our friends at Rapsodo. The industry leader in baseball player development technology, has a special offer on their HITTING & PITCHING 2.0 units. Go to Rapsodo.com/rapsodo-savings and get up to a $1,000 off! Trusted by the best in baseball, Rapsodo is used by all 30 MLB teams, 100% of D1 Champions since 2010, and 100% of the Top 100 Prospects in this year’s MLB draft. Scott Brown, Vanderbilt’s pitching coach and associate head coach has this to say about Rapsodo, “everyone involved in teaching pitchers this day and age could benefit from owning Rapsodo and using it for immediate feedback to educate their pitchers.” Again, save up to $1,000 when you decide to train and build champions with Rapsodo. Visit Rapsodo.com/savings and take advantage of this great offer. The ABCA Podcast is presented by Netting Pros. Netting Professionals are improving programs one facility at a time, specializing in the design, fabrication and installation of custom netting for backstops, batting cages, dugouts, bp screens and ball carts. They also design and install digital graphic wall padding windscreen, turf, turf protectors, dugout benches, dugout cubbies and more.

Eric Leshinskie is the new president of Scottsdale Community College, and he's just the fourth since its founding in 1978. He brings a wealth of experience from the community college system to the job, and a passion for the culture of care the college has for its students. Find out more about some of the new programs and partnerships he is focused on and how he feels about joining the “Artichoke” tradition.

This week Dr. Jasser looks at the Islamist terror attack and assassination attempt against Salman Rushdie. He will answer questions very few have addressed. What in God's name will it take to get the West unsettled? How this attack in more ways than one demonstrates how miserably the West has let its guard down. Why free speech is central battlefront against political Islam and its global jihad. How do the domestic and global military and theological fronts in the war of ideas against Islamists in Iran all come to head in what happened to Sir Salman Rushdie. Why does France put Britain and the rest of the West to shame in how they have finally confronted Islamism. Zuhdi also looks at CAIR's loss in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in its efforts to muzzle and punish a professor of politics and terrorism at Scottsdale Community College. Why should all anti-jihadist activists be unsettled by the attack and its muted fallout?   Keywords: Salman Rushdie, Iran, Khomeini, Fatwa, Hadi Matar, free speech, terrorism, Islamism, political Islam, Islamists, liberty, CAIR, AIFD, Zuhdi Jasser, terrorism Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There are common themes between Military History, Philosophy, Strategy, Behaviors, and more. The military has many functions and is tasked with going to war.  What is the philosophy and behavior of military leaders? In this shorter clip of the main episode, Kevin Black, uniquely details the connection between these topics.Kevin Black is a former U.S. Army Officer, host of the Black Market Leadership Podcast, Adjunct Professor of History at Scottsdale Community College and member of Forbes Coaches Council. The David Johnson Podcast is the fastest-growing military show online. Not your typical military/veteran podcast, but a veteran podcast that focuses on bringing stories, perspectives, and fascinating new content to our community.Hit the SUBSCRIBE button and find out more about The David Johnson Show or check us out on YouTube HERE.

Since its founding 50 years ago, Scottsdale Community College has had only three presidents. Chris Haines is the third and soon she will be retiring, ending a long career serving Maricopa Community Colleges. Under her leadership the past three years, SCC has innovated and adapted through the challenges that the pandemic has posed, with her passion for her fellow Artichokes and her community driving that success. Join us as she looks back on her highlights at SCC, and as we say thanks for her commitment to education.  

Robin Meyerson does strategic planning and life coaching for the Machon HaAdam HaShalem. She has a bachelor's degree in Marketing from Arizona State University and a master's degree in International Management from Thunderbird Graduate School of Business. She has 25 years of sales and marketing experience at both profit and nonprofit organizations, including founding Project Inspire Arizona and running the West Coast Division of NASCK, assisting families with end-of-life decisions. She was formerly the Communications Director for Avnet Inc., a Fortune 200 company, publisher of Jewish Spirit Magazine, and adjunct business faculty at Scottsdale Community College. An award-winning author and public speaker, Robin has entertained and educated thousands around the country with her after-life miracle stories through radio and television appearances. She runs Shabbos Project Arizona and served on the Jewish Tuition Organization, Shearim Torah High School for Girls, and National Jewish Education Foundation. She's happily married 30 years and mom to 5 children ages 23 to 9 and 3 grandsons. Join me and Robin Meyerson discussing the power of the Jewish month of Elul as the greatest time of the Jewish year to find your true self and make goals for the upcoming new year in time for Rosh Hashanah. Robin is an international author, speaker, and life coach and shares tips from Rabbi Nivin's Jewish Personal Development Programs that more than 5000 participants around the globe have benefited from on how to determine your life mission, fix up your character flaws and make a 15 point life balance plan to wake up every day with powerful joy, vitality and inspired Emunah. To register or learn more, mention Eve Levy for a special discount and free gift by contacting newchabura@gmail.com or call/text/WhatsApp Robin at 602-469-1606

Tim Albaugh is a writer/producer and a graduate of the UCLA MFA screenwriting program. Tim has taught screenwriting at UCLA, UC Irvine, Hollins University, Pixar Animation Studios, and Walt Disney Feature Animation.Tim has been a featured presenter at the Richmond International and Sunscreen Film Festivals; Oklahoma Arts Institute; Emerson College Screenwriting Program; Scottsdale Community College and for numerous private screenwriting groups. He also moderates numerous panels every year at the Austin Film Festival, leads the monthly MetaReads at The Metaphor Club in Los Angeles, and acts as a mentor for the CineStory Foundation.His students and private consultation clients have sold features to all the major studios and have had multiple features produced including the recent film ALL EYEZ ON ME and the Christian Bale film THE MACHINIST. Their work in TV includes, but is not limited to, BIGGER, BLACKISH, INSECURE, THE FLIGHT ATTENDANT, STAR TREK: DISCOVERY, HAWAII FIVE-O, WYNNONA EARP, IZOMBIE, THE ROOKIE, TWO DOPE QUEENS, 13 REASONS WHY, THE MAGICIANS and many others.Tim is currently serving as Executive Producer on Royal Viking Entertainment's (BLACK AND BLUE, WORTH) upcoming feature comedy THE START UP. This is a co-production with eOne (GREEN BOOK) and Sidney Kimmel Entertainment (CRAZY RICH ASIANS).

This week, Thomas is BACK! and The TV Boys are ready to sit down to talk about one of the funniest men on TV. The one and only Bill Hader

On our latest installation of Walking the Walk, we caught up with a friend of ours, Andrew Capirchio. We talked about his newest book "Chasing Sparks", the progress and reach he's created through his works in the Minneapolis School District, as well as how he has been an advocate and resource for the student-athletes in the past year with Covid-19, the killing of George Floyd as well as the recently started trail, and their sports being taken from them. This is a deep, and heartfelt episode, be sure to leave a review, comment and subscribe to our show and youtube page to get all of our latest content. Andrew is a former Football student-athlete at Scottsdale Community College and Concordia St. Paul. Founder of Blessed to Announce Project where he works with student-athletes all over the twin cities area Author of books: Blessed to announce, as well as Chasing Sparks Chasing Sparks: How to find extraordinary fulfillment and purpose during ordinary moments: Capirchio, Andrew Craig: 9798564331852: Amazon.com: Books Blessed to Announce Project WalkOn Nation - YouTube

FTGOTG S2, E7 | Episode 7 demonstrates why the game of football and the coaching profession are a perfect marriage.  Our conversation with Coaches Art Kehoe and Mark Evans is not just about University of Miami football.  It's a celebration of the memories and respect two colleagues (former coach and player) can build and maintain!Coach Art Kehoe played as a 2-year letterman and Captain at the University of Miami.  He began his coaching career as a Student Assistant for the Canes in 1981, while finishing up his degree.  Art spent the next 20+ years working his way up through the staff at Miami, culminating with being the Assistant Head Coach & OL Coach from 2002 - 2005.  He's had the honor and privilege of coaching All-Conference honorees, All-Americans, as well as Outland and Remington Trophy award winners...not to mention the 20+ players he coached and mentored on their way to playing in the NFL.  Coach Kehoe was on the staff for all five of Miami's National Championships and he was appropriately enshrined in the UM Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002!Coach Mark Evans is a School Counselor and the current Head Football Coach at Manheim Township HS in Lebanon, PA.  With 23+ years as a Counselor and High School Head Coach, he has accumulated a tremendous track record of success both on and off the field.  The students and athletes who join Mark's "huddle" benefit from his experience, calm demeanor, as well as his confident, caring approach.  Coach Evans' start in football was anything but typical, having played only his Senior year in High School.  After graduating, he ventured to Scottsdale Community College in Arizona to hone his skills and seek opportunities.  Mark's hard work and relative improvement garnered multiple D-1 offers, but he chose to join "The U" to pursue his college career.  His friendship with Coach Kehoe began in Arizona during a recruiting visit and (as they say)...the rest is history!Regardless of how long they go between conversations, these two maintain a strong bond of respect for one another.  Their relationship is emblematic of the trust and loyalty that is possible in the great game of football...two competitors learning and growing together, each changing the game...and the world in his own unique way!Intro music "Next Level" used under license by Composer Rujay Torres.

This week Amanda Ekabutr, Director of Student-Athlete Development/Diversity and Inclusion Officer at the University of Massachusetts (UMass). We discuss her road from Scottsdale Community College to UMass, its winding road, and the social justice movement from the summer of 2020 sparked by the deaths of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd. We round out the interview discussing her experience in the NCAA Leadership Academy Workshop Links: Amanda Ekabutr' UMass Bio Amanda Ekabutr's Twitter Stephanie Jarosik's Twitter Thomas Pool's Twitter

Episode Notes Meet the Crew. Meet Brad, Andrew, and Andres talk about the lore around Lot B. The time they shared at Scottsdale Community College and how theatre is the original pyramid scheme, and their grand plans for what is ahead. Intro song Hackers by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio Support Lot B by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/lot-b Find out more at https://lot-b.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Zach Alvira and Eric Newman return for episode 16 of The Take it EZ Sports Show. In this episode, Eric and Zach talk with two men who have been working to resurrect junior college football in Arizona in Ryan Felker, former Mesa Community College head coach, and current head coach of the Gila River Hawks, as well as Doug Madoski, former head coach of Scottsdale Community College and current head coach of both Mountain Ridge High School and the Maricopa Mustangs. Felker and Madoski discuss the goals, mission, and early success of the Hohokam Junior College Athletic Conference. (77 Minutes)

Don’t miss this week’s episode as Dr. Jasser looks at the radical Islamist imams chosen to represent American Muslims on the platform of the the Democratic National Convention (DNC) and what that means about the party’s opinion of American Muslim diversity. Zuhdi also looks at how CAIR-Arizona was swiftly handed its proverbial derrière this week by a U.S. District court after its bullying and lawsuit against a professor at Scottsdale Community College. This was truly a vindication for academic freedom and a defeat of domestic and global Islamists conveniently ignored by the very media that amplified the original specious claims of the Islamists to start.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Dr. Jasser gives you the latest on how local Islamists in Arizona have expanded their war on academic freedom and free speech against Scottsdale Community College, Dr. Damask and Arizona taxpayers. CAIR and their hired guns have now filed a frivolous lawsuit in US District Court of all things, wrapping themselves in the Establishment Clause, which Islamists and their Islamic states reject. Don’t miss this clinic into Islamist lawfare and learn how Islamists only know bullying and intimidation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Dr. Jasser this week as he looks at how virtual worship practices among some Muslim communities during the lockdowns has exposed their theocratic and draconian realities to the world. Zuhdi exposes them and takes them to task. Dr. Jasser also gives a refreshing follow up on the story of the Scottsdale Community College professor, Dr. Damask, thrown initially to the Islamist mobs by his school. Last, Dr. Jasser, a primary care physician, reflects upon the damage done to free speech, academic inquiry, and the weaponization of medical science during the COVID-19 lockdowns across the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Jasser breaks a story about Nick Damask, Ph.D., a local professor of Political Science at Scottsdale Community College who found himself, overnight, the subject of an Islamist global intimidation mob after a student from his online course on World Politics had screen shots of 3 quiz questions posted on Instragram. Without any evidence of due process or grievance procedures followed, Scottsdale Community College leadership threw their professor under the proverbial bus within 48 hours online and also insisted that he throw himself to the feet of the student and his global Islamist mob. Predictably, appeasement enraged the mob further. There is no better clinic into how academic weakness chills academic freedom and actually ends up radicalizing Muslims than this breaking story in Scottsdale, Arizona— Dr. Jasser’s backyard. You won’t want to miss this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Season 1 will close on a high note with Episode 20, featuring Coach Mark Evans. I couldn't be prouder to present a guest who has brought so much to the game and the lives of those he touches.Coach Evans is currently serving as the Head Football Coach and a School Counselor for Manheim Township HS in Pennsylvania. In 2019, Mark coached the Blue Streaks to their fourth undefeated regular season in school history! Over the past three season, Coach Evans has led the team to an impressive 33-5 record enroute to three consecutive Section 1 Championships and one District 3 Championship.Amazingly, Mark didn't begin his football journey until his Senior year at Cedar Crest HS in Lebanon, PA! Upon graduation, Mark attended Scottsdale Community College in Arizona, where he honed his skills and gained valuable playing time, earning All-Conference honors as a Sophomore. Although he was offered several major Div 1 scholarships, he chose to attend the University of Miami and play for Jimmy Johnson and Dennis Erickson. While Mark was earning a BA in History/Education, he was blessed to play on both the 1987 & 1989 National Championship teams at Miami.Mark began his coaching career as a GA at Shippensburg University, while earning a Masters in Education/Secondary School Counseling. He was eventually hired by his HS Alma Mater as a school counselor, while he simultaneously coached offensive line at Lebanon Valley College. After four years at Lebanon Valley, Mark was offered the opportunity and accepted the Head Coach job at Eastern Lebanon County HS (ELCO) and was the Head Football Coach and a school counselor there for 14 years. Mark's perineal success at ELCO landed him the job at Manheim Township, where he has continued to successfully build tradition!Throughout his career, Coach Evans has held a variety of positions that also serve the great game of football. He is a past President of the Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association and has been either Head or Assistant coach on numerous All-Star Teams and Bowl Games. As if that's not enough, Mark is also a devoted husband and father of three, all of whom he has coached!Intro music "Next Level" used under license by Composer Rujay Torres.

Dennis Abry has taught psychology for 20+ years and is currently residential faculty at Scottsdale Community College.  He returns to the podcast to discuss addiction treatment centers in the United States.  What may or may not be effective treatment, lack of regulation, and whether “addiction is a disease?”

Marshall Trimble has been called the “Will Rogers of Arizona.” He can deliver anything from a serious history lecture to a stage concert of cowboy folk music and stories with his guitar. Trimble appears frequently on radio and television as a goodwill ambassador for the state. “Trimble's Tales” are on radio stations around the state. He answers questions about the Old West from readers all over the world in True West Magazine's popular column, “Ask the Marshall.” He is considered the “dean of Arizona historians.” He taught Arizona history at Scottsdale Community College for 40 years before retiring in 2014. Recently he's appeared on national television documentaries on the Old West including Fox News TV's 2015 “Legends and Lies”; Lion TV Blood Feuds: The Pleasant Valley War and the Smithsonian Channel's “Mummies Alive: The Gunfighter.” His first book was published in 1977 by Doubleday & Company, New York. Since then he's written more than twenty books on Arizona and the West. Trimble is one of the state's most popular speakers and performers. He's also an educator, lecturer, folk singer and stage performer.  Trimble has received many honors both as a historian, writer and performer. In 1997, the governor of Arizona appointed him Official State Historian. In 2000, he was selected as one of Arizona's representatives in the Library of Congress' “Local Legacies.”  In 2003 he was named a Charter Member of the Arizona Culturekeepers. In 2004, the Daughters of the American Revolution awarded him their “Medal of Honor” for leadership and patriotism. He was also inducted into the Scottsdale Hall of Fame.   

This week on the Gov Gab series, Brian speaks with Mayor Jim Lane of the City of Scottsdale, AZ about making changes, leadership and more.Mayor W. J. “Jim” Lane served for four years on the Scottsdale City Council beginning in June 2004, and began his first term as Mayor in January 2009. He was re-elected to the Mayor’s Office in 2012 and began his third term in January 2017.Mayor Lane served on the 2002 Scottsdale Fire & EMS Advisory Committee, which was convened to evaluate and make recommendations to the city regarding the desired level of fire and emergency medical services relative to cost.His community service also includes six years on the Scottsdale Paradise Valley YMCA Board of Management. He chaired the 1999 Kids Campaign annual fundraising effort and is currently an emeritus board member.Mayor Lane currently represents the city as a member of the Flinn Foundation Arizona Bioscience Roadmap Steering Committee. He is the current President of the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association, a member of the Governor’s Arizona Workforce Committee, member of the Executive Committee of the League of Arizona Cities and Towns, and a Chairman of the Maricopa Association of Governments Economic Development Committee. He is a former Chairman of the MAG Regional Council and former President of the MAG Executive Board. Mayor Lane also serves on the Scottsdale Leadership Advisory Board, Arizona Game and Fish Appointment Recommendation Board, he is a member of the Phoenix Committee on Foreign Relations and an Honorary Member of the Taliesin West Board of Stewards. Mayor Lane is also a member of the Municipal Tax Code commission.He came to Scottsdale from New Jersey in 1973 to take a position with KPMG (Peat Marwick), an international CPA firm. He worked as an Arizona CPA for 20 years with five of those years in public accounting as a financial statement auditor.Mayor Lane has owned and operated businesses in construction, mining, computer technology, telecommunications, regional aviation and financial consulting. Mayor Lane is also a former Adjunct professor of Business and Accounting at Scottsdale Community College.He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia. He and his wife Joanne have three adult children (Bill, Scott and Nancy) along with seven grandchildren (Megan, Aislinn, Madison, Carson, Caleb, Brooklynn and Cole). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join us for a relaxed, funny chat with Anthony Runfola, director of Childsplay's production of Schoolhouse Rock Live! Hear sneak peeks from Childsplay's electrifying covers of popular hit songs from Schoolhouse Rock, some insight into how music helps us learn, and two mini bonus Pink Floyd stories from Anthony and the host, Katie'B. Anthony Runfola is Childsplay's Director of Production and director of Schoolhouse Rock Live! which will be at the Herberger Theater Center in downtown Phoenix from April 30th through May 25th, 2019. Don't forget to find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Learn more about this production, and other Childsplay shows, at childsplayaz.org. Anthony Runfola is in his 19th season with Childsplay where he serves as director of production.  His recent Childsplay directing credits include Wonderland: Alice's Rock and Roll Adventure, Goodnight Moon, Charlotte’s Web, Eric and Elliot, and Rock the Presidents. He has been a guest artist at theatres across the valley including Black Theatre Troupe, Actor’s Theatre, Teatro Bravo, Stray Cat Theatre, Phoenix Theatre, Actor's Renaissance Theatre, Gammage/ASU Public Events, Scottsdale Community College, and Mesa Community College. Outside of Arizona, his work has been on stage at Geva Theatre Center, Seattle Children's Theatre, and the Magik Theatre. He is a member of the inaugural cohort of ArtEquity and co-chairs Childsplay’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee. He was a founding member of Upstairs Theatre Company in Tucson, AZ and served as the company's artistic director until 2001. In 1998 he was selected to participate in the Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab, and in 2001 was invited to join the west coast version at the Pasadena Playhouse. Anthony serves on the boards of Desert State USITT (the local chapter of the United States Institute for Theatre Technology) and Teatro Bravo. He resides in Phoenix with his wife Jannine and their two wonderful children.  

William T. Tukuafu is an American football fullback. He was signed by the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent originally in 2010. He has also played for the San Francisco 49ers.Tukuafu was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. He graduated from East High School, attended Scottsdale Community College in Scottsdale, Arizona, then transferred to the University of Oregon.Tukuafu was signed by the 49ers on August 12, 2010. He was released on September 3, 2010,​ and was re-signed to the practice squad two days later. He was promoted to the 49ers' active roster on December 18, 2010. He made NFL debut and recorded his first career fumble recovery on his first career play from scrimmage vs. Seattle on September 11, 2011. During his tenure in San Francisco, he saw action in 20 games from 2010-2013 and additionally six career playoff appearances with two starts. His versatility has allowed him to play fullback, defensive line, and on special teams.At the end of the 2012 season, Tukuafu and the 49ers appeared in Super Bowl XLVII. He appeared in the game on offense, defense, and special teams, but the 49ers fell to the Baltimore Ravens by a score of 34–31.

Locked on Cougars for February 4, 2019 began with a look back at BYU basketball's win over Loyola Marymount Saturday night as the stars of the night, Gavin Baxter & Nick Emery, showed promise for Dave Rose's squad as they stare down the stretch run of their season.In the second segment of the show, Jake Hatch talked about the commitment of Alec Wyble-Meza, a running back from Scottsdale Community College in Arizona as well as congratulating former BYU star Kyle Van Noy on his second Super Bowl title with the New England Patriots.In the final segment of the show, Hatch recapped a rough weekend for the other BYU sports teams, the men's and women's diving teams aside, as the results went against the Cougars in women's basketball, gymnastics and men's volleyball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Locked on Cougars for February 4, 2019 began with a look back at BYU basketball's win over Loyola Marymount Saturday night as the stars of the night, Gavin Baxter & Nick Emery, showed promise for Dave Rose's squad as they stare down the stretch run of their season. In the second segment of the show, Jake Hatch talked about the commitment of Alec Wyble-Meza, a running back from Scottsdale Community College in Arizona as well as congratulating former BYU star Kyle Van Noy on his second Super Bowl title with the New England Patriots. In the final segment of the show, Hatch recapped a rough weekend for the other BYU sports teams, the men's and women's diving teams aside, as the results went against the Cougars in women's basketball, gymnastics and men's volleyball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#FlatEarth believers often point to images from space and declare they are #cgi while the rest of us just facepalm and laugh. Matthew Robert Walker is a director, writer and special effects artist who was born on December 14, 1988, in Miami, Arizona. From an early age signs of his future career were apparent. In 2007 and 2008 Matthew left the country to direct two documentaries on language educators in Papua New Guinea and Slovakia. Upon his return to the U.S. he attended Scottsdale Community College. With limited financial options he scratched together enough to fund several projects during his tenure at his hometown college. Several of the projects gained notoriety due to their production value which lent Matthew the opportunity to Direct his first major music video for Atlantic Record's Portugal. The Man (2011). After graduating with two degrees in motion picture production he filled his time by working on short films, music videos and commercials as a visual effects artist. In 2014, frustrated with the lack of work eventually Matthew relocated to Los Angeles to pursue his career as a Visual Effects Artist and Director. Shortly after his relocation he has had the opportunity to work on feature #films and network television as an editor and visual effects artist. Noteable Films: Bad Times at the El Royale (2018), The Great Wall (I) (2016), Fury (2014), The Fate of the Furious (2017) For More Check Out Matt's IMDB: http://imdb.me/matthewrobertwalker __________________________________________ MORE THAN PATRONS. TEAMMATES We consider patrons to be part of the team, which is why you get the chance to help shape episodes, merchandise and more! Get access to hangout before the show with your favorite guests, aftershows hosted on your channel and private hangouts with Kyle and Steve. These and SO many more are waiting at: • http://patreon.com/nonsequitur KEEP THE DISCUSSION GOING • http://nonseqshow.com/schedule • http://twitter.com/nonseqshow • http://facebook.com/nonseqshow ‍ • http://https://discord.gg/kKTZppf ✉️ • http://live@nonseqshow.com THE NONSEQSHOP • http://teespring.com/stores/nonseqshop DISCLAIMER❗️ The views and opinions expressed by viewers, guests, or commentors are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of The NonSequitur Show. Artwork, graphics and segments/titles including: NonSequitur • IDEALOGY • Ad+Homies • Smoking Nun • Strawman ©2018 Kyle Curtis ©2018 The NonSequitur Show • Never Follow | All Rights Reserved --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nonseqshow/message

Dennis has taught psychology for 20 years and is currently residential faculty at Scottsdale Community College. He earned a Ph.D. in psychology from Florida State University and a Masters in education from the University of Illinois. He also teaches Ashtanga yoga at Modern Yoga in Scottsdale. He appreciates the philosophical foundation of Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, but views human consciousness from a modern science perspective.

Michele Kalo, Music Director of Scottsdale Concert Band Michele Kalo is the Music Director of the Scottsdale Concert Band at Scottsdale Community College and teaches band at Gilbert Classical Academy. She's been teaching music for 20 years, and she's known this was her passion since she was in the 7th grade. We discuss how she was drawn to music, the importance of music in our lives, and how it brings communities together.  The day before our interview, the Invest in Education Act was tossed from the Arizona ballot, so this conversation is quite a snapshot in time. We also talk about the RedforEd movement, her involvement in pulling together the spirit band during the teacher walkouts, and what we were feeling when we got the news about the Invest in Education Act's fate.    

Welcome to the 7th episode of the Arizona Varsity Show with Ralph Amsden Breakdown (66 minutes) Intro:   (14:40) Interview with former Saguaro QB Karé Lyles, who is at Scottsdale Community College after playing for Wisconsin. (22:30) Interview with Chandler TE Brayden Liebrock, who recently committed to Texas (27:30) Interview with Desert Mountain QB Kedon Slovis, who recently committed to USC (32:10) Interview with Mesa Mountain View QB Brandon Nuñez (38:25) Interview with Mesa DB Ed McClendon (44:10) Interview with Pinnacle QB and Oklahoma commit Spencer Rattler (49:15) Interview with 2020 Chaparral QB Jack Miller  (1:00:35) Interview with Higley four-star ATH Ty Robinson

Dr. Phelps is a fellowship-trained primary care sports medicine physician and is board certified in family medicine. Practicing for more than 25 years in the Phoenix metropolitan area, Dr. Phelps served as the primary care physician for the NBA Phoenix Suns and WNBA Phoenix Mercury, physician for Ballet Arizona, team physician for Grand Canyon University, and team physician for Scottsdale Community College, Paradise Valley Community College, and Gateway Community College. In 2012, Dr. Phelps was named to the Phoenix Business Journal’s Most Admired CEOs and Top-Level Executives. He was chosen as one of the Phoenix-area’s 25 most admired executives based on past achievements and ongoing outstanding leadership. Dr. Phelps was also honored in 2011 as physician of the year by the National Basketball Athletic Trainers Association.

Welcome to the third episode of the Arizona Varsity Show with Ralph Amsden Breakdown (140 minutes) Intro (3:10) Thoughts on the 4A-6A Boys Hoops Champions. (11:55) I talk with Sunnyslope Head Coach Ray Portella about Vikings PG Bryson MeWhinney, and then Bryson MeWhinney himself. (15:06)Thoughts on Pinnacle G Trent Brown, including conversations with Head Coach Charles Wilde, fellow guard Spencer Rattler and Trent Brown himself. (20:50) High School Championship Roundtable with Gregg Rosenberg, Chilly and Cody Cameron.  (37:00) It's 7 on 7 season! I traveled to Mesquite, Nevada for the Pylon tournament My thoughts, plus an interview with Tucson Turf founder Toby Borguet about the program's history, the future of 7 on 7 football, Marana high school football, and the ceiling of QB Trenton Bourguet. (1:09:00) A conversation with North Canyon ATH Alphonso Taylor from OTB Elite's 7 on 7 team from out in Mesquite, Nevada. (1:11:35) A conversation with Heads Up 7 on 7's Jordan Gourley, Racsheed Sterling (Goldwater) and Demetrius Warren Jr (Chandler) from out in Mesquite, Nevada. (1:15:00) An interview with UNLV commit Bryce Jackson (Chandler) from out in Mesquite, Nevada. (1:21:30) It's Camp season. I traveled to Glendora, California for the Rivals/Adizero Combine and the Rivals/Adidas 3-Stripe Camp, and Chilly went to the Nike Opening Regional in Anaheim. I give my thoughts on camp season and how Arizona prospects should approach it. (1:34:30) An interview with 2019 Mountain Pointe QB Ahmen Williams from out at the Rivals/Adizero Combine in Glendora, California. (1:41:30) I examine the potential 2018 NFL draft picks from Arizona, how they got to this point, and where they might fit in best.  (1:59:30) Maricopa County Community College District is cancelling JuCo football at Glendale, Mesa, Phoenix and Scottsdale Community College after the 2018 season. An update, as well interviews with Stone Matthews from Saguaro/MCC (2:05:00) and Manny Orona from Browne/GCC/Memphis (2:08:15) from a February 27th student-athlete protest at the MCCCD offices. (2:12:40) Final Thoughts

Welcome to the third episode of the Arizona Varsity Show with Ralph Amsden Breakdown (95 minutes) Intro: A brief recap of the February 7, 2018 Signing Day (6:42) North Canyon' Solomon Enis talks about his commitment to Utah, and his head coach Airabin Justin weighs in on Enis and Tre O'Guinn's decision to head to Salt Lake City together. (12:00) A look at where local recruiting will go for Arizona and Arizona State moving forward, with audio from ASU Head Coach Herm Edwards. (22:00) Ralph talks with Chandler alum and New York Giants RB Paul Perkins after he was inducted into the CHandler Sports Hall of Fame (24:55) Hamilton alum and CFL veteran Glenn Love talks about starting to transition from his football career into a business that makes eco-friendly clothing from recyclables. (32:30) It's 7 on 7 season! Ralph checks in with one of the players that surprised him the most at the recent Red Zone Elite tournament at Barry Goldwater High, BGHS QB Jordan Gourley. (43:45) Shadow Mountain's football and basketball standout Jalen Williams talks about balancing multiple sports, his recruiting and more. (56:20) A quick look at the 4A-6A State basketball tournament brackets, and an interview with the Head Coach of the 6A #1 seed, Brophy Prep's Matt Hooten. (1:21:15) Maricopa County Community College District is cancelling JuCo football at Glendale, Mesa, Phoenix and Scottsdale Community College after the 2018 season. My thoughts on MCCCD's action, and the reason I'm not confident efforts to save JuCo football in Maricopa County will be successful. 

This week we interview Ike Urling, a fourth year dental student at MWU. Ike shares with us his journey to finding an amazing off market practice in one of the most saturated areas of Arizona. Ike used methods that Jordan Thomas discusses in episode 2-21 to find his ideal practice. He also delves into a crucial aspect of making these opportunities a reality: relationship building! It has always been our goal here at Shared Practices to provide real, relevant information that helps dentists pursue their dream of practice ownership. Ike represents the reality of this goal and we are happy he has joined us in this episode to continue to help educate others on their path to ownership! Enjoy!   Our Episode Resource Page where you can find all of the resources from our episodes - for free! Download: Ike Urling’s Mailer Connect with Ike on our new FB GroupReach out to George Hariri - Georgehariri@gmail.com Ike Urling is a fourth year dental student at Midwestern University in Glendale, AZ. He is from small town called Snowflake located in in North Eastern Arizona. Ike attended Scottsdale Community College and Arizona State University. He is happily married with one daughter.

Working Class Audio Session #127 with Craig Schumacher!!! Craig Schumacher has been making noise unprofessionally since 1985. He's managed to carve out a niche in the desert southwest by be part of an eclectic scene that bubbles out of Tucson and has been an integral part of the sound of  Calexico and Giant Sand, and has recorded artists like Neko Case, Amos Lee, KT Tunstall, Roger Clyne, Left Over Salmon, The Jayhawks, Steve Wynn, and John Doe at WaveLab. He is also a sought after mixer and has been to France, Sweden, LA, NYC, Austin, and New Orleans for mix jobs. He is also an adjunct professor at Scottsdale Community College for the past ten years. Craig crashes at Matt's house for a night while on his way to record the new Calexico record. Naturally an interview that was long overdue was in order. 

Rebecca Hardcastle Wright, PhD, founded the Institute for Exoconsciousness to research and apply the abilities of human consciousness sourced in extraterrestrial contact. She created the concept of Exoconsciousness to study of the extraterrestrial origins, dimensions and abilities of human consciousness.Rebecca's signature is bridging consciousness science and extraterrestrial experiencers. Her work encourages us to explore the questions: Do humans have an innate ability to experience extraterrestrial contact? And if so, how does it manifest and what are the implications for our species, our planet and the universe?Exoconsciousness is confirmation of humanity's relationship with the Extraterrestrial Presence. At its heart, it is a social, cultural movement that joins with consciousness scientists, energy healers, spiritual beings, paranormal researchers and near death experiencers to transform how we know ourselves. Her research has broad implications for brain-based neuroscience, transhumanism and quantum based cosmic consciousness. ​Rebecca's commitment is helping ET experiencers live healthy, integrated and affirmed lives--finding their voice, their power, their community. For Rebecca, the most important thing is "the work of investigating through science and experiences that our human species is created, equipped to experience ET Contact--and that this ability is sourced in our consciousness--our Exoconsciousness." ​Exoconsciousness normalizes psychic abilities, superpowers, once thought beyond human capacity, as essential for a 21st century species in direct contact with extraterrestrials. She refers to this holistic integration of ET contact experiences that accelerates higher consciousness as "living in the non-local with your feet on the ground." Her research focuses on telepathic communication as well as psychokinesis and the creation of a consciousness craft for space travel.Rebecca is the author of Exoconsciousness: Your 21st Century Mind (2008). In this emerging field, she collaborates with consciousness scientists associated with Quantrek,a zero point energy research group, and the Institute of Noetic Sciences. She is a frequent guest on radio talk shows, appears in films and is a featured keynote speaker. ​In 2005, Rebecca taught one of the first ufology courses in the United States at Scottsdale Community College, in Scottsdale, Arizona. Currently, she is on the faculty of International Metaphysical University (IMU), where she teaches Exoconsciousness. ​Rebecca has extensive experience working with UFO and extraterrestrial experiencers. Practicing as a healer, coach and hypnotherapist, Rebecca, a life-long ETI experiencer, developed the field of Exoconsciousness while working with UFO and extraterrestrial contactees. Rebecca trained with Ruth Hover, PhD, who was affiliated with Harvard's John Mack, MD and his Program for Extraordinary Experience Research (PEER). Raised in Clarksburg and Buckhannon, West Virginia, Rebecca then moved to Dayton, Ohio. While living in Phoenix, Arizona, Rebecca was active in the Phoenix Lights community who witnessed the largest and longest mass UFO sighting in the United States. Currently she lives in Washington, DC. Rebecca received her bachelor's degree in philosophy and religion from Otterbein University. She studied continental philosophy (Karl Jaspers concentration) at the Institute for European Studies in Basel, Switzerland. She received a Master of Divinity in philosophical theology at Boston University School of Theology. Rebecca received her doctorate in Parapsychic Science from American Institute of Holistic Theology. She earned her hypnotherapy and life coaching certification from Southwest Institute of Healing Arts.

Rebecca Hardcastle Wright, PhD, founded the Institute for Exoconsciousness to research and apply the abilities of human consciousness sourced in extraterrestrial contact. She created the concept of Exoconsciousness to study of the extraterrestrial origins, dimensions and abilities of human consciousness. Rebecca's signature is bridging consciousness science and extraterrestrial experiencers. Her work encourages us to explore the questions: Do humans have an innate ability to experience extraterrestrial contact? And if so, how does it manifest and what are the implications for our species, our planet and the universe? Exoconsciousness is confirmation of humanity's relationship with the Extraterrestrial Presence. At its heart, it is a social, cultural movement that joins with consciousness scientists, energy healers, spiritual beings, paranormal researchers and near death experiencers to transform how we know ourselves. Her research has broad implications for brain-based neuroscience, transhumanism and quantum based cosmic consciousness. ​ Rebecca's commitment is helping ET experiencers live healthy, integrated and affirmed lives--finding their voice, their power, their community. For Rebecca, the most important thing is "the work of investigating through science and experiences that our human species is created, equipped to experience ET Contact--and that this ability is sourced in our consciousness--our Exoconsciousness." ​Exoconsciousness normalizes psychic abilities, superpowers, once thought beyond human capacity, as essential for a 21st century species in direct contact with extraterrestrials. She refers to this holistic integration of ET contact experiences that accelerates higher consciousness as "living in the non-local with your feet on the ground." Her research focuses on telepathic communication as well as psychokinesis and the creation of a consciousness craft for space travel. Rebecca is the author of Exoconsciousness: Your 21st Century Mind (2008). In this emerging field, she collaborates with consciousness scientists associated with Quantrek,a zero point energy research group, and the Institute of Noetic Sciences. She is a frequent guest on radio talk shows, appears in films and is a featured keynote speaker. ​In 2005, Rebecca taught one of the first ufology courses in the United States at Scottsdale Community College, in Scottsdale, Arizona. Currently, she is on the faculty of International Metaphysical University (IMU), where she teaches Exoconsciousness. ​ Rebecca has extensive experience working with UFO and extraterrestrial experiencers. Practicing as a healer, coach and hypnotherapist, Rebecca, a life-long ETI experiencer, developed the field of Exoconsciousness while working with UFO and extraterrestrial contactees. Rebecca trained with Ruth Hover, PhD, who was affiliated with Harvard's John Mack, MD and his Program for Extraordinary Experience Research (PEER). Raised in Clarksburg and Buckhannon, West Virginia, Rebecca then moved to Dayton, Ohio. While living in Phoenix, Arizona, Rebecca was active in the Phoenix Lights community who witnessed the largest and longest mass UFO sighting in the United States. Currently she lives in Washington, DC. Rebecca received her bachelor's degree in philosophy and religion from Otterbein University. She studied continental philosophy (Karl Jaspers concentration) at the Institute for European Studies in Basel, Switzerland. She received a Master of Divinity in philosophical theology at Boston University School of Theology. Rebecca received her doctorate in Parapsychic Science from American Institute of Holistic Theology. She earned her hypnotherapy and life coaching certification from Southwest Institute of Healing Arts.

As the Projects Manager for all projects at OWASP (the Open Web Application Security Project), Samantha Groves has deep visibility into the 140 or so projects currently on the boards at OWASP. We start our discussion with what her typical day looks like and then move into how OWASP is changing and the different models for project frameworks. About Samantha Groves Samantha Groves is the Project Manager at OWASP. Samantha has led many projects in her career, some of which include website development, brand development, sustainability and socio-behavioural research projects, competitor analysis, event organisation and management, volunteer engagement projects, staff recruitment and training, and marketing department organisation and strategy implementation projects for a variety of commercial and not-for-profit organisations. She is eager to begin her work at OWASP and help the organisation reach its project completion goals. Samantha earned her MBA in International Management with a concentration in sustainability from Royal Holloway, University of London. She earned her Bachelor's degree majoring in Multimedia from The University of Advancing Technology in Mesa, Arizona, and she earned her Associate's degree from Scottsdale Community College in Scottsdale, Arizona. Additionally, Samantha recently attained her Prince2 (Foundation) project management certification.