Podcast appearances and mentions of shannon cox

On this week's episode of Out and About, Dr. Mae Gilliland of ArtsPartners of Central Illinois chats with Shannon Cox, Executive Director of the Peoria Art Guild, about "Art Without Boundaries." This bold new initiative provides free arts education to all youth under 18 across central Illinois, removing financial and transportation barriers.

This is one of those episodes you feel as much as you hear. Shannon Cox's dream of becoming a fighter pilot was derailed by a stroke in high school—but what followed is a remarkable story of purpose, resilience, and transformational leadership in education. From flying a Blue Angel jet to redesigning how we think about absenteeism, future self-vision, and SEL, Shannon's work is nothing short of inspiring.

This morning on the Greg and Dan Show, Shannon Cox, Executive Director of the Peoria Art Guild. Today she came in to tell us about the upcoming Stand Up For the Arts Event coming up this Saturday. Featuring performances from our very own Greg Batton and comedian and ventriloquist Marc Rubben, come out to the 3300 Event Center at 6:30 pm this Saturday to help support the Peoria Art Guild.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This morning on the Greg and Dan Show, Shannon Cox the Executive Director of the Peoria Art Guild came into the studio.   This weekend is the Art Guild's Peoria's Fine Art Fair on the Peoria Riverfront. The event will feature 130 artists displaying and selling their work.   Tickets are available online at peoriaartguild.org and at the gate.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode of Out and About, Dr. Mae Gilliland of ArtsPartners of Central Illinois chats about the Peoria Art Guild's Fine Art Fair with executive director Shannon Cox.

NZ Herald Sports Reporter Michael Burgess gives us the latest out of Paris:   - Sprinter Zoe Hobbs is through to the semi-finals of the women's 100 metres.  - Silver for the Mac Attack off the coast of Marseille.  - Maddie Davidson's finished seventh in the women's trampoline event, while Dylan Schmidt crashes out.  - Swimmer Erika Fairweather's recorded the seventh fastest time in the heats of the 800 metres freestyle to qualify for Sunday morning's final.  - Jackie Kiddle and Shannon Cox have finished fourth in the lightweight women's double sculls.  - The New Zealand men's hockey team HAVE LOST 2-1 to Ireland and finish winless!  - Sam Tanner's finished 13th in his heat in the men's 1500 metres to move through to the repechage round.    LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode we are taking a quick break from the "Mom Makers" series to talk about something almost all Mom Maker businesses can leverage for their business - Instagram! My guest is Shannon Cox, marketing professor at Douglas College, and we talk about the latest tips and trends for small business Instagram users. Connect with Shannon: Website: http://incisivemarketing.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shannonbloomfieldcox Connect with Elaine: Website: https://elaineskitchentable.com Instagram: @elainetancomeau LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elainetancomeau/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ElainesKitchenTable Twitter: https://twitter.com/chatwithelaine Get a free chapter from Elaine's book, Sell Your Passion: https://elaineskitchentable.com/book/ Episode Sponsor: Episode Sponsor: UPS, visit https://www.ups.com/ca/en/business-solutions/grow-your-business.page to save up to 50% on your shipping!  

New Zealand rowers have shown some impressive form ahead of the Paris Olympics, winning four gold medals at the third World Cup regatta in Poland. Single sculler Tom Mackintosh, lightweight women's double Shannon Cox and Jackie Kiddle, and the men's and women's four all won their finals.

Greg and Dan talk to Shannon Cox of the Peoria Art Guild about the 2024 Sculpture Walk and its Opening Day Event on Saturday, May 18th from 9:00 AM - Noon.  This free outdoor public art exhibit features 8 new sculptures along both sides of Washington Street from the Peoria Riverfront Museum to the Bob Michel Bridge. The 2024 Sculpture Walk of Peoria exhibit will remain in place until spring 2026. Enjoy live music, food and beverage, meet the artists, and more at the Peoria Art Guild's location on Harrison St. Visit peoriaartguild.org for more information on the Sculpture Walk and more Art Guild related events.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode of Out and About, Dr. Mae Gilliland Wright of ArtsPartners of Central Illinois chats about Sculpture Walk Peoria 2024 with Shannon Cox, executive director of the Peoria Art Guild.

Join John Williams , Jen Webber and special guest Shannon Cox president and CEO of the Lewiston Auburn Chamber of Commerce.

On this week's episode of Out and About, Dr. Mae Gilliland Wright of ArtsPartners of Central Illinois talks about the 61st annual Fine Art Fair with Shannon Cox, executive director of the Peoria Art Guild, and Nikki Wheeler, the Guild's director of education and the fair's co-director.

Shannon Cox of the Peoria Art Guild about the Annual Art Auction on Sunday, July 30th from 2 – 5 pm. This year's theme is Fives which was inspired by a poem by William Carlos Williams and a painting by Charles Demuth as well as a celebration marking five year of the Guild running at full capacity. Visit peoriaartguild.org for tickets and more live auction information. Also mentioned is the upcoming Sip and Stroll Sculpture Walk on July 20th from 5:30 to 7:30 pm plus, a sneak peek at this year's Fine Arts Fair. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Difficult conversations in churches are…well, difficult.  Most of us simply aren't taught how to disagree or discuss hard things in the context of faith within the church.  One of the most difficult conversations a church can journey through is a conversation on LGBTQ inclusivity.  Since there are typically a lot of theological perspectives, lived experiences and long held beliefs, this conversation in particular can get heated very quickly.  Because many denominations are having conversation like this, being clear and honest in messaging regarding LGBTQ affirmation is crucial for churches. Over the last few years, we have received a lot of questions about this very process.  What was it like to have a conversation on inclusivity in a local church?  What did you actually do, talk about, and how?  What did you learn along the way?  In this episode, we dive into the process of what that was like for our local church, and we hope our story helps if your local church congregation is discussing inclusivity soon. We have so many friends on all sides of this topic, so we enter this dialogue very gently and do our best to approach this discussion with gentleness and compassion.  We know from this experience that conversations like this are hard and can be hurtful to all involved because church family is just that…family.  Our aim for this podcast is to really sit in the difficulty of how hard the process of having this conversation was and to give thoughts and suggestions from our experience that are helpful to others. This isn't an episode on the theology of affirmation or a deep dive on scripture passages.  If that is what you are looking for, then we suggest listening to episodes 32-35. Music by:  Tucker Fry Web Design & Graphics by:  Shannon Cox

On this week's episode of Out and About, Shannon Cox and Nikki Wheeler from the Peoria Art Guild join host Jenn Gordon to talk about the 60th annual Peoria Fine Art Fair happening Saturday and Sunday (September 24 and 25) on the Peoria Riverfront.

Shannon Cox and Nikki Wheeler join The Greg and Dan Show to talk about the 60th Anniversary of the Peoria Art Guild Fine Art Fair at the Peoria Riverfront on September 24th and 25th. The Peoria Art Guild's major fundraising event of the year features 100+ artists and help brings original art to Central Illinois. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Day, Friend! On this week's podcast episode, I'm talking about how to prepare our kids for an unknown future by helping them focus on and develop skills for their “future self”. My special guest today is Shannon Cox. Shannon currently serves as the 12th Montgomery County Educational Service Center Superintendent, in the organization's history and is their first female superintendent. Her role includes working directly with and advocating for all 16 public school districts in Montgomery County. As the educational leader for the county, she works with various leaders across city/county government, and other public sectors. Shannon was featured as a TEDxDayton speaker, where she gave her TED Talk on “Future Self”. Shannon has served as an adjunct professor at the University of Dayton, where she taught various workshop classes and Educational Leadership courses. Shannon and I talk about: ~ her journey into education; ~ what keeps her inspired to stay in education despite the massive exodus of teachers; ~ the concept of the “future self” - what it is and why it's important in the classroom today; ~ suggested tools and strategies to help kids cultivate a strong, positive, resilient, and marketable future self; ~ how she uses the concept of the “future self” in her own life; ~ and so much more! Connect with Shannon Cox

The focus of this podcast has always been to take a look at recreational use cannabis as a legitimate business and industry. And the financial challenges are many. In our most recent episode (Season 4, Episode 5) we looked at the issues news businesses face securing loans and basic banking services when dealing with a product that is still considered federally illegal. We got a lot of response to that episode, and we want to share what we learned with you in this follow up. And for the most part, the news appears to be good for those trying to break into the industry in New Mexico. Hosts Andy Lyman and Megan Kamerick talk with Shannon Cox, Cannabis Program Executive with Southwest Capital Bank, about their ever-expanding approach to lending to cannabis businesses. We also learn more about risk management and insurance coverage for these businesses with Kenny Byrd, a risk Management Specialist. We even discuss workers compensation issues within this industry and what best practices seem to be when it comes to workplace accidents. Also, we end with Andy updating us all on some of his most recent cannabis reporting, which you can find at the following links. We love your feedback and it really does inform us on which direction to pursue next. So, do us a favor and let us know what we missed, or what you'd like to hear more about in an upcoming episode of "Growing Forward." NM collects $2.4 million in cannabis taxes for first month of sales Some NM cannabis producers may face higher than expected tax bill NM expected to pay an estimated $15 million in tax refunds to medical cannabis companies Episode Music: Christian Bjoerklund - "Hallon" Podington Bear - "Good Times" Sunsearcher - "Latin Rhythm" Blue Dot Sessions - "Pastel de Nata" Growing Forward Logo Created By: Katherine Conley ******* "Growing Forward" is a collaboration between New Mexico Political Report and New Mexico PBS. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/growingforwardnm/message

This episode will focus on how school districts are planning to respond to pandemic conditions and return for the coming school year. Leaders from Ohio districts share how their teams have met challenges, discovered new opportunities, and planned for the future after a year of disruption and difficulty. Hear how these teams are renewing their emphasis on equity, social-emotional learning, and innovative technologies and pedagogies. Educators involved in this podcast include: Eugene Blalock, Superintendent, North College Hill City School District Dr. Shannon Cox, Superintendent, Montgomery County Educational Service Center Dr. Neil Gupta, Director of Secondary Education, Worthington Schools Marc Kreischer, Superintendent, Bloom-Vernon Local Schools

On this week's episode of Out and About, host Jenn Gordon talks with Shannon Cox and Heather Brammeier about the exhibits now on display at the Peoria Art Guild.TTAG (Third Thursday Art Group) is a diverse group of artists. They create in various media and eclectic imagery. The exhibiting members include Connie Andrews, S.J. Boyd, Sherri Burritt, Ken Clubb, Bob Doucette, Christopher Gauthier, Reid Hansen, Barbie Perry, David Seay, Steph Van Doren, and Peggy West. This group of professional fine artists are linked together through their individual creative curiosity and their desire to discuss ideology, process, and current art trends. TTAG offers support and critique of each other's artwork, making each stronger in developing their body of work.I Found U Collective is a group of artists from all over the world, including Peoria's own Heather Brammeier. Brammeier was the intermediary for creating the artworks in I Found U by the River. She took a walk with her camera along the Illinois River and snapped photos continuously during that walk. At times, she turned around to capture the view behind her, at other times she zoomed in on details in the scene in front of her. Each artist selected the photos they were to manipulate, draw on, collage with, or otherwise transform into a new image of the Peoria Riverfront.The process of interpreting a scene from a distant location is what I Found U Collective calls roving reflection. An artist creates photographic imagery from their…

Shannon Cox is a leader of leaders, and she also happens to be a Leadership Circle member. Shannon is the superintendent of the Montgomery County Educational Service Center in Ohio. Jeff teases her a bit about a recent nomination for a ‘Remarkable Woman' award, but you will notice that she is remarkable. Shannon has been a TedTalk speaker and continues to think and lead in innovative ways. She talks with us about the importance of social-emotional support for students and educators, and her partnership with singer/songwriter Jewel is really cool.

Season #2, Episode #2: Shannon Cox, Superintendent, Montgomery County Educational Service Center In today's episode, Todd sat down with Shannon Cox, the superintendent for the Montgomery County Education Service Center (MCESC), in Dayton, Ohio. Learn more about Shannon via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannon-cox-b207abb/ Follow Shannon via Twitter: @shanmcox Follow along on the work of MCESC via Twitter: @MCESC

01/30/2022 - Sunday Morning Message at Pinheads Family Entertainment Center in Fishers, IN

In this bonus 9th episode of the miniseries, Paul Fain is joined by a distinguished panel of K-12 and college leaders to offer policy solutions for helping all young people gain exposure and preparation to in-demand careers through high-quality career and technical education (CTE) programming. The panel – Shannon Cox, superintendent of Montgomery County Educational Service Center; Michael Baston, president of Rockland Community College; Luke Rhine, director of CTE at the Delaware Department of Education; and Carli Schiffner, deputy executive director of the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges – recently teamed up with JFF to develop policy recommendations for strengthening CTE and integrating it more fully into the educational pathways for all youth. At the end of the episode, JFF's Charlotte Cahill and Crystal Green join Paul to offer their insights. Read JFF's blog post for a recap of key takeaways and policy and programmatic resources.

"Plan, do, and measure." Learn four strategic questions you need to ask when planning the most successful marketing for your business. Shannon is both entrepreneur and educator (Professor, actually) in the marketing and management field. She works with business leaders to help them zero in on their customers and to increase sales by developing marketing communication strategies that work. She has a wide range of experience having worked with law firms and cement plants to nonprofits and even federal government managers. Like many of us, Shannon has juggled a career around raising kids - and though her career path emulates a moth in a porch light rather than ascending corporate rungs, she brings a lot of curiosity and competence to her consulting work at Incisive Marketing and post-secondary teaching. Click for show notes...

Shannon Cox of the Peoria Art Guild joins Greg and Dan for a look at the organization's Mentor Apprentice Program (MAP) where local professional artists teach classes to interested Peoria high school students in hopes for them to create and grow the art world in the Peoria area.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every experience we have in life impacts us.  Some experiences leave a huge impact, like a canyon in the desert.  Others might leave such a tiny ripple that we don't even notice the effects.  Religious trauma, hurts from the institutional Church, or any pain we experience at the hands of those who represent the spiritual to us are deep wounds that leave an impact that often takes years to process. This sermon that our dear friend Layne Rogerson gave at Cedarbridge Baptist Church in Greenville, NC back in June of 2021 speaks to this very idea.  Layne shares parts of her family's story and weaves in the truth that even amid pain and struggle, God is at work, moving all things toward redemption and blessing.  With Layne's permission we wanted to share this sermon with the Finding Free community and talk about why it was so meaningful to us. Music by:  Tucker Fry Web Design & Graphics by:  Shannon Cox

Listen in for what you can expect from season two and get to know your hosts Shannon Cox, Taunya Plater and Lydia Holtz.

Shannon Cox of the Peoria Art Guild joined The Greg and Dan Show for a preview into the annual Fine Art Fair on the Peoria Riverfront on Saturday, September 25th and Sunday, September 26th.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode of Out and About, Shannon Cox joins Jenn Gordon to talk about the Peoria Fine Art Fair which will be taking place on September 25 and September 26 on the Peoria Riverfront. Find out why the Fine Art Fair has been ranked #20 in the “Top 200 Fairs” by Sunshine Artist Magazine. To pre-purchase your tickets or to learn more visit The Peoria Art Guild.

It's a momentous occasion, Lisa has found a book to read/listen to! Laurie Gelman is personally reading(via an audiobook) to Lisa her book Yoga Pant Nation. Even better, she got Laurie to agree to come on our podcast! What!! So crazy!! Sam is sad over Wendy being on summer hiatus and Lisa can't get behind cauliflower being called a steak. There was nothing steak like about it! Lisa is 100% confident she can ride a bull after watching the Calgary stampede bull riding competition all weekend. Sam slams Lisa back to reality and squashes her dreams of one day riding a bull.There will be no heel, toe and arm up for her! Sam wonders why Bezos' rocket needed to look exactly like a penis. Come on! Lisa was told to walk faster to help her heart but she is a wee bit clumsy sometimes. The ladies discuss a new fall item for the Boom Baby Bakery a beef dip with oh fall au jus, diet hacks, Victoria secret, an I did not read that, lunch with Anne, Haley Sims, FB tuesday, the HHG's lunch pic and botox, work wear, Prince Harry, Kit Kat, Shannon Cox, Lisa's question corner, Duggar baby, vaccine passport, Vicks Vapo rub, new Oreos, bundt pan meatloaf, neutrogena sunscreen and things Lisa oughta know! The I shake my heads are all about childhood snacks and crazy drivers! It's just a bit of ridiculous chatter but it might just make you laugh If you love what you hear you can support the podcast by following the links below! Podbean: https://patron.podbean.com/ismhead Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/ishakemyhead You can also find us on: Twitter www.twitter.com/i_shakemyhead  Instagram www.instagram.com/ishakemyhead Facebook I shake my head with Lisa and Sam Tik Tok i_shakemyhead Buy our merchandise at www.ishakemyhead.threadless.com We are proud to be a part of www.podfixnetwork.com 

It's a momentous occasion, Lisa has found a book to read/listen to! Laurie Gelman is personally reading(via an audiobook) to Lisa her book Yoga Pant Nation. Even better, she got Laurie to agree to come on our podcast! What!! So crazy!! Sam is sad over Wendy being on summer hiatus and Lisa can't get behind cauliflower being called a steak. There was nothing steak like about it! Lisa is 100% confident she can ride a bull after watching the Calgary stampede bull riding competition all weekend. Sam slams Lisa back to reality and squashes her dreams of one day riding a bull.There will be no heel, toe and arm up for her! Sam wonders why Bezos' rocket needed to look exactly like a penis. Come on! Lisa was told to walk faster to help her heart but she is a wee bit clumsy sometimes. The ladies discuss a new fall item for the Boom Baby Bakery a beef dip with oh fall au jus, diet hacks, Victoria secret, an I did not read that, lunch with Anne, Haley Sims, FB tuesday, the HHG's lunch pic and botox, work wear, Prince Harry, Kit Kat, Shannon Cox, Lisa's question corner, Duggar baby, vaccine passport, Vicks Vapo rub, new Oreos, bundt pan meatloaf, neutrogena sunscreen and things Lisa oughta know! The I shake my heads are all about childhood snacks and crazy drivers! It's just a bit of ridiculous chatter but it might just make you laugh If you love what you hear you can support the podcast by following the links below! Podbean: https://patron.podbean.com/ismhead Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/join/ishakemyhead You can also find us on: Twitter www.twitter.com/i_shakemyhead  Instagram www.instagram.com/ishakemyhead Facebook I shake my head with Lisa and Sam Tik Tok i_shakemyhead Buy our merchandise at www.ishakemyhead.threadless.com We are proud to be a part of www.podfixnetwork.com 

The Full Deck Fundraiser presented by the Peoria Art Guild is this Sunday. Listen to Shannon Cox as she joined The Greg and Dan Show to talk what's to come. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Entrepreneurial Ministry Leader Podcast, we talk with Shannon Cox, Director of Local Outreach for Scottsdale Bible Church. We talk about lessons learned, observations, and differences working as a marketplace leader, nonprofit executive, and now in her role at a church. We also talk about funding during this time of COVID.

Staying Safe While Voting (0:00:00) Election Day is just around the corner! Have you voted by mail or are you gearing up to get in line at the polls? Well thanks to COVID, many people are concerned about the health risks involved with in-person voting. Here to talk to us about what we can do to make voting a safe and enjoyable experience is Dr. Joseph Khabbaza, a pulmonary medicine doctor with Cleveland Clinic.  Halloween Strategies for Safety and Fun (0:35:41) Crazy as it seems, we're approaching Halloween (and that's my only rhyme for the morning)! It seems like quarantine started, I blinked, and now it's almost Halloween night! Now, I don't know about you, but Halloween is one of my favorites holidays—the costumes, the jump-scares, and (most importantly) the candy. However, as fun as Halloween is, there are definitely some important precautions to be taken when preparing for Halloween—especially this year. Here to discuss as how to safely celebrate Halloween and some trick or treating alternatives is friend of the show, Carrie Ann Rhodes.   Mentoring Women from Prison (0:52:41) What if you could literally change someone's life for the better? Not only would that be an amazing accomplishment, but think of the relationship you would build with them. Today we wanted to talk about a service opportunity that would allow you to do just that. Shannon Cox is the Executive Director for Journey of Hope, an organization that partners volunteers with women who are transitioning out of prison to help them learn how to change their lives so they can have success.   Managing Screen-time (1:13:32) The integration of technology into our lives is on the rise. Not only is it hard to keep up with the ever-evolving tech, but it also seems impossible to manage our time on and off our devices. We're consumed by our phones, social media, music, and TV as we continually strive to be more productive and efficient.  Technology has found its way into our kid's hands as well. But what's concerning is that kids don't have as much self-control as adults, and many parents wonder if it's possible to manage screen time in a tech-driven world. Here with us to help answer that question is Arlene Pellicane, author and speaker, to help us understand how our kids can navigate a tech-driven world.   How COVID is Affecting Women in Business (1:27:54) As we've discussed on the show before, women wear many hats. Mothers, sisters, employees, bosses, teachers, friends, neighbors and more. With the pandemic, many have been forced to fill new roles that they hadn't experienced before. And this, as many women have experienced, spreads them thin. For example, working mothers are now their kids' teachers at home. And some stay-at-home mothers are having to find work or start side businesses to ease financial strain. But what affect does this have on women? And how can they find flexibility and balance in the many roles they juggle without falling behind? Here to shed greater light on the situation, as well as offer advice is Jennifer Mackin, CEO and leadership development influencer.

Dr. Joseph Khabbaza explains how to stay safe while voting, Carrie Ann Rhodes talks about ways to have a fun, safe Halloween, Shannon Cox discusses how her organization helps women rebuild their lives, Arlene Pellicane gives tips for helping your kids manage their screen-time, Jennifer Mackin talks about how COVID is affecting businesswomen.