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Hello, and welcome to Summit in Six from the Communication and Public Engagement Team at Summit County, Utah. Let’s kick things off and get caught up. Hey everyone, so this is Derek Siddoway, the communication director with Summit County, and today I’m sitting down with our county manager, Shane Scott, to talk a little bit more about the Altus project update that we recently held a an open house or a public meeting for last week we wanted to get the word out to more people that weren’t able to attend, so we’re going to be talking a little bit about an amendment to the development agreement, which will have some exciting implications for our nonprofit community. So, to kick things off, Shane, just give us a little bit of an overview on what the meeting last Tuesday was for, and including maybe just a little bit of background on what an amendment to a development agreement is and why this was the right process for us to potentially be able to add these community benefits on the Altus project. All right, thanks, Derek. It’s nice to be with you. I think it’s my first time on the podcast, and as an avid listener, I’m excited to be here. The development agreement amendment is simply just an amendment. I did sign a development agreement with Six Ridge Partners that are formerly Dakota Pacific Real Estate. It’s been over a year now that was signed, and the process to amend it is an administrative process, so that means that it doesn’t go back onto the county council’s desk, it just stays with the administration, and as the county manager, I get to sign both the amendment and the original development agreement. So, because it’s not a public process, in that it doesn’t land on the council agenda, we wanted to really highlight this amendment, and what it was, and so we went through that meeting that you referenced last Tuesday, I believe it was, and it was simply just an opportunity for us to involve the public to let them know what this amendment was, why I was citing it, and really to get some feedback, is this a good amendment or not. The basis of the amendment, there was a couple of little things in there that really were kind of inconsequential, and there, and there will be another amendment too. This will not be the only one that I sign, but those amendments come as we go through design processes, and we discover certain things. We’ll have to, we’ll have to tweak the development in some form or fashion, but this one, the major change is to accommodate up to 50,000 square feet of new space in this development, and that new space could accommodate is actually up to three different spaces. One would be a new building that’s up to 30,000 square feet, and this would accommodate the Kimball Arts Center. They have been quite public about their desire to move into this area, and this is just more or less a formality for them to accommodate them there. They would build a 30,000 square foot building just west of the Peak building, which is the former Skull Kenny building that the county owns. The other 210 1000 square foot spaces would be in existing buildings, so it’s there. What’s on in the what’s called the podium area, and we included a map as part of the public process there last last Tuesday, so that could be helpful to people. If they’re interested, they can go to our website and and check out the map. 10,000 square feet could accommodate a new visitor center. Existing visitor center is in Hugo Coffee, just to the south of this location, and an additional 10,000 square feet is is to allow for a nonprofit hub. One of the concerns about this situation right now is that we are, we’re making the decision to accommodate these spaces today. It’s actually at 10am this morning. After I get done with this interview, I’ll be going over there to sign that development agreement, but we’re making that decision today. But we still have a lot to decide on those 10,000 square feet spaces. When I say a nonprofit hub, that definition right now is different for everyone. Is it all nonprofits, is it one nonprofit? So, there’s still a lot of decisions to decide in the county right now. Still, even though we’re accommodating, accommodating that space, we have all of the control in what actually lands there. So I say that in really emphasizing to the public what this could be, could be a nonprofit hub, but it’s also not going to be retail, it’s not going to be housing, it’s not going to be a commercial space, it’s only for a community benefit, or it won’t be included in the project. So, we’ve talked about this being a nonprofit hub. What are some of the kinds of organizations that have expressed interest in being part of this project and. And what is the benefit of having a nonprofit hub, kind of a central location, not only for the nonprofits in our community, but also for our residents in the community as well. The location is great, of course. The Kimball Junction is more or less, or for all intents and purposes, the heart of the basin. This is the first exit that most people, when they’re visiting our community, take. This is how they get to Park City. It’s a very important location for us. It’s also right on the transit stop. We’re doing a new transit center in this location, so there’s a lot of things that are happening at the same time, between the housing and transit and shopping. There’s a lot of real community benefits already in this location, so the nonprofit hub idea, I’ve heard it described to me as kiln for nonprofits, so kiln is a business, as a business owner, you can— Yeah, kind of like a co-working space for businesses where you don’t have to own the retail space for yourself or have a lease yourself, it’s kind of a shared space that multiple people can take advantage of, depending on how many hours a day or how many office spaces, exactly. Right. So, as that is for businesses, this could be for nonprofits, sharing resources, sharing maybe staff. When we went to City Tour just this year, we were in Breckenridge, and there was a, I think it was a similar idea, it was called FERC F I R C, and it was kind of a nonprofit hub in that community, and I think there was a lot of both council members, staff, as well as members of the leadership class that really got excited about this and bringing this back to our community, between that being well timed in that visit and this amendment being requested by the nonprofit leaders in our community, this is a real opportunity for us to accommodate this space in this location. Maybe another good way to put it is looking specifically at transit or transportation, is it can be a one stop shop for services for people, whether they’re riding the bus there or they’re driving their car there. They can come to one place, kind of walk around and hit several different things at once. We all know how annoying it is when you drive to one store and then you drive 10 minutes to another store and somewhere else to another store. So this kind of provides a one stop shop for people who may be taking advantage of these nonprofit services, but also just some of the civic services that will be in the area. Absolutely, and and retail, and the walking around is really a key part of this this development in this area, and we’d love to get people out of their cars as much as possible, and and we’ll have, of course, almost a 1200 lot parking garage that will accommodate cars for anyone that wants to get out and visit the Kimball Art Center. We hope to have some civic spaces there that are really exciting. The library, not least of which is the library, so the really exciting opportunities for us. So, why wasn’t this nonprofit space in the original plan for the area? Or why does the county have involvement not only with the amendment agreement, but also control over what goes into this additional space? Well, I just think it’s the nature of the public-private partnership is that we work together. It’s not just us at the Summit County and Six Ridge Partners, but it’s also High Valley Transit. They are a partner of this in this agreement as well. It’s between the three of us that we make all the decisions, and we’re teaming up together on the development on the consulting from the construction consults to the to the architects. We’re teaming up together on all those consultants, so we get to have that say. And when the development first came to us, they asked for a certain amount of square footage, and we accommodated that square footage over time. We negotiated what that was. This is just a renegotiation of that square footage to accommodate these, these different what we’re considering community benefits. And I think it’s important to note that the Kimball Art Center would be a new building, but aside from that, a space we’re talking about is adding additional space in commercial space that exists, so one way you put it recently was that you know it’s the difference in you probably can’t tell the difference in a 60 to 70,000 square foot building, it’s adding on a few more rooms, potentially kind of another area there, it’s not like we’re adding another floor on top of something or putting another building outside of the existing footprint. That’s exactly right. This, this is just accommodating additional space in already existing buildings. And one thing I want to go back to, the meeting last Tuesday, there was about 30, probably 40 to 50 people that attended there. What were some of the things that you heard from the community members at that meeting last week? I think it was a really good opportunity to answer questions. Not only do we get our message out of what this development agreement amendment is, what we’re trying to do in this, in this space, but I also was able to talk a little bit about other exciting happenings in the area, between what we’re doing on the Peak Center, we were redoing the entire four. First floor to accommodate the library and the DMV. We talked about bus rapid transit and what’s happening with BRT High Valley Transits project there on 240 on 224 and just was another opportunity to talk about what this development is. What is Six Ridge doing here? How much housing is going in here? What’s the transit center look like, and having that map, I think, was real helpful for people. It generated a lot of questions, and we had, we had individuals from Six Ridge, from the Park City Chamber, from some of our nonprofits, and even the Kimball Arts Center there to answer questions for anybody who had them. And I think it was real, real good opportunity for people to just even just get a general update on on timing. Other than that, I only heard positive feedback. I received a lot of letters from the nonprofit community about what an exciting opportunity this nonprofit hub might be, and I think I had maybe 15 individuals send me, send me letters or sign letters that were supportive of this development agreement amendment. So talking next steps. So we’ve teased an event we have coming up on September 12 a little bit, maybe just give people a little bit of an overview of what to expect there. There’s a couple different things going on at that, that’s really going to be the next big public event, or guess you could say kick off or unveiling. I think it will be somewhat similar in what we did last Tuesday, in that it will be very informational. We hope to have similar partners there to explain what their role in this public-private partnership is. It will be a lot more casual, it will be during the day. We do hope to have food trucks and other other kind of amenities that would bring the public out, but I think it’ll be, I think we’ll also know a lot more about details, details around what does the development look like, what are some schematics that we can show that show what actually housing might look like. So I think we’re going to make a lot more decisions between now and then, and I think also with this community, with these community spaces, what does a nonprofit hub look like, and who’s involved? Is it again, is it all nonprofits? Is it one nonprofit? I think we’ll have some of those decisions made by September 12, and we can bring those back to the public for comments, and again to answer questions, but I’m really excited about September 12. I think it’ll be really not only informational, but a lot of fun too. If anyone listening to this is looking for more information and wants to stay up to date on the latest of what’s going on in the Kimball Junction redevelopment area, go to summitcounty.info/kjupdates and that’s going to take you to the project page, where you can also sign up for email notifications to be aware of all the different steps and the timelines and things that we have coming up as work gets underway, not only with the Altus project, but with some of the other projects as well. Thanks, Shane. Thanks, Derek. Thanks for having me. Bye.

Shane Scott dropped by to talk about The Island Rhythm, a lifestyle brand focusing on the conscious side of reggae culture and artist collaboration. PLUS connecting people, the likelihood of a successful conscious music tour or festival, and Shane & Jay's shared knowledge of goofy 80s comediesCheck out The Island Rhythm: https://theislandrhythm.com/For more info on Streetlevel Uprising:streetleveluprising.com⁠⁠facebook.com/streetleveluprising⁠instagram.com/streetleveljay

In this episode of the Charity Charge Show, we talk with Shane Scott, Regional Director of Development at Kids Alive International, about what it takes to support children who have experienced abuse, neglect, and abandonment.Shane shares how Kids Alive delivers holistic, identity-based, trauma-informed care across multiple countries, why donor relationships must be partnerships, and how nonprofit leaders can sharpen their niche by listening first.About Charity Charge:Charity Charge is a financial technology company serving the nonprofit sector. From the Charity Charge Nonprofit Credit Card to bookkeeping, gift card disbursements, and state compliance, we help mission-driven organizations streamline operations and stay financially strong. Learn more at charitycharge.com.

Our two new books are helping writers with their stories... STORY QUESTIONS is currently 10% off! - https://payhip.com/b/ZTvq9 and 17 Steps To Writing A Great Main Character - https://payhip.com/b/kCZGd 0:00 - 'One Life To Live' Made Me Believe It Was Possible To Have A Career In Hollywood 16:59 - I Was Never Going To Sell A Screenplay If I Didn't Learn This 25:46 - The Cheat Code I Use To Develop Screenplay Ideas 34:51 - Pro Screenwriter Advice On Finding Work 44:32 - If You Want To Sell A Screenplay... Here's What You Need To Know 58:46 - How To Write A Great Thriller 1:08:46 - 9 Act Story Structure For Romantic Comedy Movies 1:20:08 - How To Write A Meet Cute For Rom-Coms 1:28:10 - True Story Behind Video Game Character Jackson Caine (CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS 6) With a career spanning over two decades, Jason-Shane Scott has become a dependable and recognizable name in the entertainment industry worldwide, amassing over 85 professional film and television credits. His versatility as an actor spans a broad range of genres-from drama, where he has starred in countless thrillers, to comedy, embracing roles from sitcoms to lighthearted Christmas rom-coms. Jason's journey began in daytime television, where his role as Will Rappaport on One Life to Live earned him two Soap Opera Digest Award nominations and a Daytime Emmy nod. Jason-Shane has also quickly made a name for himself as a versatile and dependable screenwriter in Hollywood, seamlessly transitioning from a successful acting career into writing. In just a few years, he has achieved an impressive level of success, having written over 15 produced films with several more in development-a testament to his talent and work ethic. Scott's filmography covers a wide range of genres, including thrillers, romantic comedies (from festive Christmas favorites to heartwarming everyday tales), and psychological dramas. His films have reached audiences across nearly every continent, from South America to Europe, Asia, and beyond, finding homes on major streaming platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, and Max. Notably, Staged Killer, which he wrote and produced, earned him a Telly Award and held the number one spot on Netflix in America for over two weeks in 2020. MORE VIDEOS WITH JASON-SHANE SCOTT https://tinyurl.com/4mj4969h CONNECT WITH JASON-SHANE SCOTT https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0779292

Join Jen and Greg as they chat with Shane Scott and Tom Battrick of the P.R.O Rimfire Series as we discuss their series and championship!

Gator Nation are you ready for a LIVE! Monday edition of PodUp with Matthews in the Morning! Stay Tuned for a full show hosted Florida Gators Football Hall of Fame QB ~ Shane Matthews. With Scott Carter from FloridaGators.com coming in to close things out!

We are joined by Dynasty Trades In 5's Clay, Shane & Scott, to discuss the Chargers & Broncos from a dynasty perspective, as part of the 2023 Charity Streamathon, raising funds for mental health charity - Mind.

Welcome back to the Virtus Performance podcast!! Season 4, huge, we're stoked to be back! Shane Scott is our resident account at Virtus Performance and affectionately known as Mr Consistent. A little different of a guest to our usual as Shane doesn't necessarily have a sporting or athletic background which will be pleasing to some listeners ears i'm sure. Shane has a methodical approach to many aspects of his life whether that is work, training or everyday living which allows him to foster discipline, create routine and build habits. If you're at Virtus around 7am in the morning i'm sure you've seen him but don't know much about him as he's a pretty unassuming character so I was stoked that he agreed to come on to the podcast and have a chat! As always, exited for this one!!

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This three weeks series is on the Lord's Prayer. It functions like a model for us to pray with. It's focus, desires, and view of God are critical for a believer to weave into their daily prayers. Week two covers the first half and looks at an accurate view of God along with His will for glory and kingdom grown on earth.

Mr. Scott brings us a lesson on the importance of learning through suffering.

Critical Race Theory saturates our media and is pressed forward by most within formal educational circles. But Christians seem either uninformed or divided on how CRT should be handled. Therefore, the glaring question remains: should followers of Christ embrace parts or all of the theory or reject and denounce it completely? This week, Aaron, and guest-hosts Dashawn Cousins and Shane Scott discuss what CRT is, what it's not, what critical thinking and Christian unity actually looks like, and what it means to love one another well in light of the gospel.  “We need to think critically and celebrate what God has given us, love one another across boundaries, seek the unity that Jesus prays for in John 17, and direct people again and again to the Word of God, and pushing forward the truth.” ~ Aaron Currin  Guest Hosts Dashawn Cousins Shane Scott Links Watch Out of Oz on YouTube  Man Up and Go SBC Legacy Church Out of Oz 0105: Is Social Justice Biblical? Richard Delgado Critical Race Theory: An Introduction by Richard Delgado Wheaton College Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism's Looming Catastrophe by Voddie T. Baucham Subscribe Out of Oz Podcast Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Stay in touch BLDG 28 Church BLDG 28 on Facebook BLDG 28 on Instagram BLDG 28 on YouTube

Series: 2021 - Summer Series, Moral Struggle and the ProphetsService: Wednesday Bible StudyType: Bible MessageSpeaker: Shane Scott

Series: 2021 - Summer Series - Moral Struggle and the ProphetsService: Wednesday Bible StudyType: Bible MessageSpeaker: Shane Scott

Josh and Bryan discuss the recent wins against Casper and Steve interviews manager Wagoner, Shane Scott about those wins. Also, Josh and Bryan discuss Sodbuster All-Stars Cole Dawson and Trevor Matteson. Logan Johnstone really playing well.

Here are the relevant links for this episode:eSports MillionaireAlberta eSports player's team earns $1 million in South Korea tournamentCanada DayEdmonton to host Canada Day fireworks, St. Albert cancels displayLime on UberEdmonton becomes first Canadian city to use Uber for booking Lime scooter ridesMasks Bylaw News Release: Alberta hits 70% threshold, triggering full reopening on July 1 Alberta doctors nervous about Stage 3 of reopening, pointing to more transmissible Delta variant Coming up at council: June 21-25, 2021 Calgary's mask bylaw will stay in place until at least July 5 Edmonton's mandatory mask bylaw may outlive the provincial rule Mack's tweet thread Paid Parking Changes to city services could save nearly $16M over five years 'It's so wrong': Opposition to city administration's cost savings plan mounts ahead of presentation to council Petition · Stop the City of Edmonton from implementing parking fees for city parks and attractions Aaron Paquette's tweet Speaking Municipally is a proud member of the Alberta Podcast Network: locally grown, community supported.This week we talked about The Well Endowed Podcast from the Edmonton Community Foundation which explores the impact of passionate people who are working to make Edmonton a strong, vibrant city to live in. Episode 98 features an interview with Shane Scott who has created an endowment fund to support LGBTQ2S+ students as they pursue post-secondary education. We also highlighted Park Power, "your friendly, local utilities provider in Alberta. Offering Internet, Electricity, and Natural Gas with low rates, awesome service, and profit-sharing with local charities."Speaking Municipally is produced by Taproot Edmonton, a source of curiosity-driven original stories, curated newsletters on various topics, and locally focused podcasts, all in the service of informing Edmontonians about what is going on in their community. Sign up to get The Pulse, our weekday news briefing. It's free!★ Support this podcast ★

On this episode, correspondent Emily Rendell-Watson introduces us to Shane Scott. Shane has created an endowment fund at Edmonton Community Foundation to support LGBTQ2S+ students as they pursue post-secondary education. Join us as we learn the story behind Shane's fund, how it will help strengthen the community and why this support is needed. Links: Check out the Shane Scott Pride Fund! Follow Shane on Facebook and Instagram. Curious about some of the stats you heard? Take a look at these resources: – Forum Research Poll: Student Debt 2018 – Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity report on  Addressing the […]

How should we understand God? How should we begin to approach understanding God? Is the Bible literal when it describes God? This episode we sit down with our friend Shane Scott, and preacher and a Ph.D. student. He has a wonderful way of explaining things and what better thing to learn about than the nature of God. In this episode we discuss: The Features of Classical Theism Book Recommendations on the Topic How It Differs from Divine Personalism

Evangelist Shane Scott shares how his heart for a special hobby has helped his ability to lead others to Christ.

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In search of a little levity this time of year? We find exactly that with today's guest on the podcast, Shane Scott. Shane has been lobbying for the White House in 2020 in a campaign which offers a reasonable option as an alternative to divisive and polarizing party politics. In this episode, he shares with us his innovative solutions regarding the national debt, climate change, and immigration policy. If you, our listeners, are disenchanted this election season, remember that Shane Scott is available as a write-in candidate in all 50 states.#ShaneforAmerica2020 #mushymiddle

The Awkward Throat Clear Ep.45 Whirly Bird Talk with Shane Scott This episode I chat with good buddy and helicopter pilot Shane Scott. Shane is one helluva pilot with some fantastic stories. He's got a mouth on him that would make a trucker blush so buckle up and read the flight manual! Joining us for some colour commentary is his wife Candice. Hope you enjoy and as always; Listen, Like, Subscribe and Share! Cheers gang!

Series: N/AService: Sun PMType: SermonSpeaker: Shane ScottA sermon recording given by guest speaker Shane Scott of Valrico, Florida on July 26, 2020.

This is the second portion of our conversation with Shane Scott regarding loss and grief. In this portion, we explore the ideas of loss as a realization of the temporary nature of this life. He shares with us some wisdom from the Scriptures regarding God's presence and goodness, even in the midst of loss, and how suffering in this life can drive us toward a fuller reliance upon God for true blessing.For more about us, visit www.devotionaldoctors.com or www.facebook.com/devotionaldoctors. You can reach us by email at devotionaldoctors@gmail.com.Our theme music is "Honey Bee" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com).License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

How can Christians face loss? In periods of weakness and vulnerability, how can we glorify Christ? In this week's episode, Shane Scott joins us to talk about loss and grief. He shares with us the moving story of losing his wife, Kristi, to cancer. We discuss ideas of processing the stages of grief, how all loss is meaningful and incomparable, and how Job, David, and Jesus all use lament to express emotions of loss.For more about us, visit www.devotionaldoctors.com or www.facebook.com/devotionaldoctors. You can reach us by email at devotionaldoctors@gmail.com.Our theme music is "Honey Bee" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com).License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Shane is a licensed clinical social worker and a Connecticut native. Shane received his Master’s Degree from the University of Connecticut School of Social Work in 2012. Today we chat about What are some common things gay men struggle within his clinical practice. Gay men start to create these "mask" or stereotypes that we being to live into them not knowing they are born out of childhood trauma. As a bonus for Pride, you can download my on-line dating workshop for free on my website and get a free workshop on how to define your needs. (Click here DOWNLOAD) If you schedule a 20 minute, you''ll get $150 off of any coaching packages. Happy Pride! WEBSITE: https://www.jimmyallencoaching.com More about Shane can be found here: Shane's website: shanemscott.com Facebook: facebook.com/shanemscottlcsw Join the Juicy Love community: WEBSITE: https://www.jimmyallencoaching.com INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/jimmyallen/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/jimmyallencoaching/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/simplyjimmy YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/SimplyJimmy1/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jimmyallen/support

CEO and Founder of EliteX 360, Shane Scott, joins us to talk about how they utilize objective, 3D technology to provide mass screenings to athletes. EliteX 360 has partnered with Kinetisense to bring objective functional movement information to teams of all sizes and at all levels. With functional scoring and baselining, you can see which athletes are most at risk and where individuals need to work. Shane also announces the new single leg hop feature where they can score individuals on risk of ACL injury on each knee! For you a free online demo, visit www.Kinetisense.com.

Guest Shane Scott joins us for a discussion regarding the fear of the Lord from the book of Proverbs.

Guest Speaker Shane Scott gives thought to the impermanence of marriage. Adam Booher leads singing.

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A sermon from Shane Scott.

A sermon from Shane Scott.

A sermon from Shane Scott.

A sermon from Shane Scott.

A sermon from Shane Scott.

A sermon from Shane Scott.

As with the summer podcast schedule, the TigerTalk podcast delivers news, events, and interviews every two weeks instead of weekly during the summer months of June and July. In the first part of the three-part podcast, Survivor Season 29 finalist Missy Payne joins the podcast to talk about her recent trip to the Northeast campus as part of the Career Development Academy's Health and Fitness camp and to give some insight into being on the hit television reality show. Payne talks about how she incorporates physical fitness into her daily life and how that translated over to the CDA's Health and Fitness camp with nearly 50 participants. Throughout the two days that Payne was on campus with the camp, teen-agers were exposed to a variety of fitness and health activities including being separated into different teams and tasked with physical, mental and emotional challenges just like on the hit reality television show. Payne also gives insight into her time on the show with her daughter and what the show has meant for her since she was a contestant on the show. In the middle portion of the podcast, Shane Scott stops in for a chat about not just what is happening in his criminal justice classroom but about his goals for the Northeast Faculty Association as he takes over the reins of the organization for the 2019-2020 academic year. Scott talks about what it takes to be a law enforcement officer and how his class and Northeast prepare students for their future occupation by not just training but discussion and the use of technology in the classroom. Scott steps into the realm of the Faculty Association president and discusses his goals for the organization - which includes inviting more staff members to join - and how the association can be a guiding force on campus. In the final portion of the three-part podcast, Charlie Smart chats about the SmartStart program and how it prepares students not just for education but for an occupation as well. Smart discusses some of the keys to success in the program and talks about the Adult Basic Education program and how it is changing lives. Toward the end, Smart relays a story about an old man fishing and how it translates to the mission that Northeast has to its students. Between the interviews, Will Kollmeyer gives a rundown on the camps that will be happening at the college throughout the summer, traffic updates and everything that will be happening on the Northeast campus in the next two weeks. Along with changing the format of the podcast, for the ones that have a YouTube accounts, we have also started a YouTube account, http://bit.ly/NEMCCTigerTalkYouTube , and we will be putting all our podcasts on our YouTube channel as time allows. Future guests on the podcast, do not fret; this is an audio-only YouTube account with the video produced by the Headliner App. As always, if you have any podcast ideas or want to be a guest on the podcast, drop me or Will a line and we can get you set up….but with the new system of only three guests per show, every two weeks…slots are limited…so get your requests in early.

Matthew Evan Paine of "Soaping Up" interviews Jason-Shane Scott and Tom Sandoval at the 46th Daytime Emmy Awards

Happy Friday San Marcos! This week we are joined by Shane Scott, a local filmmaker and previous councilmember who is throwing his name back in the hat for city council. Scott served on the council from 2010 to 2015 but said he wants to serve this community again.

In this thirty-fourth (34th) episode of the TigerTalk Podcast by Northeast Mississippi Community College, host Will Kollmeyer welcomes Northeast director of e-Learning Kim Harris to the podcast as she discusses the options available to students when taking online courses. From taking just one course online to get ahead to a full-load of courses online for the working student, #NEMCC's e-Learning offers a variety of options to students. Northeast's e-Learning is also one of three programs in the state to embrace the Quality Matters initiative. In the second portion of the podcast, Kollmeyer talks with the college's criminal justice instructor Shane Scott, who gives his insights on the business and career opportunities and discusses the unique advantages that the Northeast program has over other criminal justice programs in the state. Kollmeyer also steps in for Kenny Paul Geno and gives us a report on what is happening at Northeast.

Jason Shane Scott - Jason has appeared in Sniper Special Ops, Christmas Land, One Life to Live, Desperate Housewives, CSI Crime Scene Investigation, The Young and the Restless and more.  Today he stars in a new Lifetime movie called "Framed by my Fiance".  He talks to us about his role in the movie, his passion for acting and so much more!Alicia Witt - From an early age she's been fascinated with acting and today she's a successful actress and singer/songwriter.  She's appeared in Two Weeks Notice, The Exorcist, Twin Peaks, Nashville, The Mentalist, CSI Miami and more.  Today she stars in a brand new Hallmark Channel movie which is part of the "Countdown For Christmas" called "The Mistletoe Inn".  She talks to us about being in a Christmas movie, what it was like to play her character and so much more.

Jason Shane Scott - Jason has appeared in Sniper Special Ops, Christmas Land, One Life to Live, Desperate Housewives, CSI Crime Scene Investigation, The Young and the Restless and more.  Today he stars in a new Lifetime movie called "Framed by my Fiance".  He talks to us about his role in the movie, his passion for acting and so much more!Alicia Witt - From an early age she's been fascinated with acting and today she's a successful actress and singer/songwriter.  She's appeared in Two Weeks Notice, The Exorcist, Twin Peaks, Nashville, The Mentalist, CSI Miami and more.  Today she stars in a brand new Hallmark Channel movie which is part of the "Countdown For Christmas" called "The Mistletoe Inn".  She talks to us about being in a Christmas movie, what it was like to play her character and so much more.

Frequently asked questions about purchasing or owning real estate answered by Attorney Shane D. Scott.

Rita Shane, Scott Knoer, and Lee Vermeulen discuss with William Zellmer, Contributing Editor for AJHP, recommendations from the 2016 Pharmacy Forecast Report. Recorded January 2016. AJHP is the official journal of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. www.ajhpvoices.org

Guest speaker Shane Scott, Founder & CEO at ImpruvED, gives an overview of the work happening at Jerusalem Schools, and talks about the importance of T.I.M.E.

The Bible is full of examples of how God proved willing to get His "hands dirty" in order to save mankind. No example is more moving than that of His Son on the cross. We'd like to thank Shane Scott for visiting with us and providing this excellent lesson. The God of Dirty Hands | Shane Scott

Scott Arnold goes one on one with Durham TurfDogs forward Shane Scott as the CLax heads to the final four next weekend.

Scott Arnold goes one on one with Durham TurfDogs forward Shane Scott as the CLax heads to the final four next weekend.

It's nerd day as Joel tries to replace Jenn with special guest Angela Yee. Also squidpod throws the 12 sided dice and gets an 11... Shane Scott reading dirty limericks and pirates make waffles...or you can just read a book. your call.

5/25/08 – A House Divided Shane continues his lessons through the Book of Mark. This lesson covers Mark 3:20-35. Here’s Shane’s outline of the study: Jesus and His Family (3:20-35) ·         Went out to seize him = Arrest (6:17) ·         Why? §  Protect Jesus? §  Protect Family Honor? Jesus and the Scribes (3:22-30) ·         The accusation:  “Possessed […]

5/11/08 – God’s Special Providence – Lesson 5 in the series on God’s Providence by Shane Scott. After listening let Shane know what you think by leaving a reply.

5/18/08 – The Choosing of the Twelve – Shane continues his lessons through the Book of Mark. This lesson covers Mark 3:13-19 and the Choosing of the Twelve apostles. Here’s Shane’s outline of the study: OT Background “Up on the Mountain” – 3:13 “He appointed twelve” – 3:14 The Role of the Apostles “Whom he also […]

What Shall We Do? is lesson 3 in Shane Scott’s in-depth study of the first century church that was established on the Day of Pentecost. After listening please be sure to let us know what you think.

Peter’s Sermon on the Day of Pentecost– This is the second lesson in this series by Shane Scott. After listening please feel free to leave a comment.

Pentecost: The Turning Point of the New Testament – This is the first lesson in this series by Shane Scott. After listening please feel free to leave a comment.

Lesson 5 in Shane Scott’s series on The Da Vinci Code taught at the Woodland Hills church in 2006 is entitled: Does the Bible Degrade Women?

This is the third lesson in the series preached on May 4, 2008. In this lesson Shane defines Miracles and helps us understand the part they have to play in God’s providence. Click here for the link: Miracles