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Lookin’ to rage this Memorial Day? Well we’ve got something that you might not’ve expected but’ll definitely do the trick. And that’s in reference to Austin’s Cara Van Thorn, initially born from Donkey Island ex-pats Adam Donovan and Carrie Stephens who continue to spearhead what is now a six-person wagon train. Since Fall 2019, this […] The post Cara Van Thorn: “Rage” appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

Since Fall of 2019, DECAL has had a group of volunteers working in their communities to share information with families about the resources available in our state. Our DECAL Family Peer Ambassadors are fathers, mothers, grandparents, foster parents, and other kinship caregivers of young children. They serve as leaders in their community, providing families of young children with information about child development and strategies they can use to support their children's school readiness. Joining us today are Bridget Ratajczak, DECAL's Child and Family Development Supervisor and CDC's Act Early Ambassador to the state of Georgia; Jenny Semendy, DECAL's Child and Family Development Training Specialist, and some of our Family Peer Ambassadors: Taquana Stubbs from Douglasville; Christina Sanchez from Atlanta, and Teyona Early from Warner Robins. Support the show

In today's episode, GutCheck's CRO Jess Gaedeke chats with Todd Kaplan, the CMO of PepsiCo. They discuss Pepsi's empathetic strategy, the bold moves Pepsi has made with their initiatives, and how Todd never accepts that something can't be done.  Todd's Bio: Todd Kaplan is Pepsi's Chief Marketing Officer, overseeing marketing for the Pepsi brand in North America, where he is responsible for all creative communications, brand strategy, product innovation, and commercial execution across the entire Pepsi trademark.   Recognized by Business Insider as one of the “Top 25 Most Innovative CMOs in the World”, Todd has brought a disruptive, unapologetic, and culture-forward perspective to Pepsi that has been foundational to re-energizing the brand. Since Fall of 2018, he has infused a challenger mindset into Pepsi and has brought the brand back into the cultural zeitgeist – from reinvigorating the Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show platform with historic performances from JLo & Shakira, Dr Dre, Snoop, Eminem, The Weeknd and many more, to developing disruptive new products like Nitro Pepsi, to putting out some of the boldest and most talked about brand creative the Pepsi brand has ever seen. Todd has also been instrumental in establishing Pepsi as an industry leader around the development of new content models, pushing the brand into new spaces including the creation of multiple television shows, long form films, and NFT projects. To learn more about what it means to be gutsy, check out the Gutsiest Brands webpage.   Check out Todd's recommended song, and songs picked by our previous guests, by visiting the Spotify – Gutsiest Brands Podcast Playlist. Be sure to like, follow and share! 

Since Fall is CJ's favorite time of year & Halloween is his favorite holiday: This year, we return to classic DHP format for Halloween specials -- spooky/Halloween/Autumnal-themed poems & stories read to you by CJ. (Part 1 is available to everyone, while part 2 will only be available to those who support the Dangerous History Podcast at $5/month or higher.) Join CJ as he shares the following poems & stories: "A Dark Day" by Madison Julius Cawein "The Haunters and the Haunted; or, The House and the Brain" by Edward Bulwer-Lytton "The Haunted Palace" by Edgar Allan Poe Wanna get access to Part 2 of this special, including a ghost story by CJ? Support the Dangerous History Podcast via Patreon or SubscribeStar! CJ's DHP Amazon Wish List Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The planet is plagued by environmental concerns. Studies have shown that the degree of environmental awareness among customers is rising, and people are ready to buy eco-friendly products despite their higher pricing. Businesses are embracing “green marketing” as a means of promoting a more environmentally friendly reputation. Green marketing gives businesses the opportunity to communicate their core beliefs as well as their contributions to the local community and the world at large. This article will help you understand what “green marketing” is and will provide you with green marketing examples from well-known brands. In green marketing, businesses focus on their brand, goods, or philanthropic initiatives by highlighting their environmental and sustainable practices. At its inception, it served as a medium for companies to communicate their environmentally friendly business practices while also showing how their products had evolved in response to customer demand for such improvements. Promoting ecologically friendly goods and practices is an important part of any company's marketing strategy, and green marketing is a great method to show the dedication a brand has toward saving the planet. While many businesses claim to devote a percentage of their profits to environmental causes, only a small number can make the claim that their whole business model revolves around environmental concerns. There are several advantages to green marketing, including: Taking social and environmental obligations very seriously. Making business decisions that are good for the environment. Taking a stand in a crowded marketplace that is becoming increasingly competitive. Increasing the trustworthiness of a brand. Providing long-term prospects for growth. Helping individuals make better decisions via education. Keeping costs down while increasing profits. Using less energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Enhancing the general public's well-being Developing closer relationships with the people you want to influence. 15 Green Marketing Examples To Inspire You Those who are new to green marketing may believe that only small niche brands can actually improve their practices sufficiently to be truly green businesses. But that's not the case. Sustainable practices have been embraced by a slew of well-known global corporations in recent times. Take a look at these fifteen real-world brand green marketing examples. Learn how 100+ brands on Shopify increased their AOV by 20% through cause-based marketing Patagonia contributes to climate change concerns and seeks to find more environmentally friendly ways to make their goods. It is also honest with buyers, stating that the jackets' shells are made of fossil fuels, which are not fully green. As long as the community can perceive the company's genuine interest in saving our world, this truth will have no effect on the brand's reputation. The Common Threads Recycling Program is one of the company's most effective environmental programs. Its purpose was to help customers get more use out of things they'd already bought. For the previous five years, Patagonia has maintained or improved on its “outstanding” rating as a certified B Corporation (151). According to the Fashion Transparency Index, which conducted an audit of the Ventura, California, company in 2020, it received a 60 percent approval rating (the average score is 23 percent). Here are their three key goals for the future: By 2025, we will no longer need virgin petroleum fiber. Better Sweater® jackets are made using recycled polyester to protest Big Oil. Since Fall 2019, they've prevented 14.6 million pounds of CO2 from entering the atmosphere. The packaging will be 100% reusable, biodegradable, renewable, or recyclable by 2025. They are using algal ink on hangtags and packaging, reducing plastic, and using QR code technology to cut paper by 100,000 pounds a year. By 2030, the business will be net-zero. First, they are developing less-impactf...

Sean breaks down the top 5 stories driving this week in Washington and beyond. Tune in to catch his unique analysis on political races, media meltdowns and more. 1 Year Anniversary of Anniversary PulloutWyoming PrimaryAlaska PrimaryMar-a-Lago FBI RaidMedia Follow Sean Spicer: https://instagram.com/seanmspicer?igs...Follow the Beyond The Briefing Podcast:https://instagram.com/beyondthebriefi...

MSNBC's Ari Melber hosts "The Beat" on Tuesday, August 2, and reports on the polls opening today in five states amid the first elections since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Plus, new reporting on the NY probe of the Trump organization, Fox News downplaying the killing of Al-Qaeda leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri and Alex Jones confronted by Sandy Hook parents in court. Howard Dean and Yamiche Alcindor join.

Perhaps no food and drink company has reinvented itself so expertly over the years, or refined and ended its brand to be more vibrant, more culturally relevant and more inclusive as has Pepsi. Head of US Cola Marketing Todd Kaplan has been the architect of many of those bold moves and transformational ideas.In his talk with Jesse, Todd describes his journey to becoming a steward of one of the world's largest and most culturally connected consumer brands. He recounts his experience working with the Olympics at Visa. He tells the story of the Pepsi Max Field of Dreams project that often seemed impossible, but ultimately came to life in vivid detail for one grateful fan and an enthralled public. He reflects on launching Pepsi's LIFEWATR and Bubly brands with core insights about the consumer. Throughout, Todd cites instances where moving with purpose and persistence helped turn audacious dreams into breakthrough brand experiences.(4:07) Todd describes his early years in sports marketing and formative work with the Olympics(10:02) Seizing the opportunity to make connections at Pepsi(12:15) If you build it…(The Pepsi Max Field of Dreams project)(16:57) Embracing and understanding the consumer's mindset(19:39) Branding with purpose: the ins and outs(22:59) Launching LIFEWATR to refresh consumers and support the arts(26:26) How to react when people say ‘no' to an idea you believe inGuest BioTodd Kaplan is the Vice President of Marketing at Pepsi where he is responsible for leading PepsiCo's flagship brand. Since Fall 2018, Kaplan has brought a challenger mindset and culture-forward perspective that has been foundational to turning around and re-energizing the Pepsi brand.  Under his leadership, the Pepsi brand has delivered twelve consecutive quarters of positive sales growth (and counting), along with significant increases in brand equity and all-time highs in creative effectiveness. Todd was recently named one of the “Top 25 Most Innovative CMO's” in the world by Business Insider.Helpful Links The Drum article: Pepsi's VP of Marketing says “start backwards” to create ads fit for modern cultureMeet the LIFEWATR ArtistsWith Gary Vaynerchuk: The Strategy Behind Pepsi's “Challenger” Brand ApproachTodd on LinkedIn and Twitter

What is your favorite season?  Since Fall is obviously everyone's favorite season, what are your favorite traditions?  Come hear the right way to season this year, and you will have a truly Colorado holiday season!

Brother Andrew L. Gardner III's bio in his own words. Meet the Founder and President of Brothers Like Me, https://brotherslikeme.org/Andrew L. Gardner III (Certified Anger Management and Domestic Violence Prevention Specialist; Associate of Arts in Communication, Theatre and the Arts) is Founder and President of the innovative nonprofit organization Brothers Like Me. Since Fall of 2020, through the organization, Andrew has presented interdisciplinary workshops where he teaches solutions for men who struggle with self-regulation and de-escalation. Andrew helps reduce intimate partner violence by building up men who learn accountability and empathy in hands-on workshops and courses for various audiences. Andrew has been invited to lead discussions with adjudicated youth, military college cadets, church groups and domestic violence survivors. He is an effective speaker who shares about his struggle to become an instructor and advocate. After witnessing domestic violence growing up, he successfully re-framed and changed habits that led him to have difficult relationships himself. The most innovative aspect of "Brothers Like Me," is Andrew's use of self-made video dramatizations of difficult conversations between intimate partners; in conjunction with practice using alternative and corrective solutions, as well as constructive de-escalation behaviors. Between October 2020 to present day, Andrew has trained upwards of 150 men and women on how to manage themselves and grow empathy for partners and family members. Especially remarkable is his ability to talk from experience about ways to accept accountability, ask for forgiveness, and take deliberate steps to build back trust amongst friends and loved ones. Recent clients and workshops include: Fall 2020 3-Part Series on Origins of Anger and Strategies for De-Escalating Conflict for The My Brother's Keeper Men's Ministry; October 2020 Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Conversation with Community Survivors (Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church - Mt. Airy and Cheltenham, PA); Winter 2021 Aftercare Evening Reporting Center (Philadelphia, PA); 6-week Course in Anger Management; and the 2021-22 Arts Against Anger Community Video Project (Ardmore, PA). Andrew and his team at Brothers Like Me are combining their scripting and film skills with his background in theatre. Having acted in stage versions of Shakespeare's King Lear, Oscar Wilde's Ideal Husband, and Frank Capra's Arsenic and Old Lace. Andrew likes to use drama and improv in conjunction with communication, breakdown case studies, and teach workshop participants to see themselves in video dramatizations, where couples argue, then manage to de-escalate and prevent violent conflict. Andrew is available for speaking engagements, consultation, and workshops. He writes: "Life is a one-way destination traveling on moments, meaning you can never go back to the moment before. All you can do is focus on the moment that's at hand and create better moments until the day you land.”Please feel free to email Solomon & Jamila Jefferson at info@itsnothowyoustartbuthowyoufinish.com for comments, questions, etc.

Brother Andrew L. Gardner III's bio in his own words. Meet the Founder and President of Brothers Like Me, https://brotherslikeme.org/Andrew L. Gardner III (Certified Anger Management and Domestic Violence Prevention Specialist; Associate of Arts in Communication, Theatre and the Arts) is Founder and President of the innovative nonprofit organization Brothers Like Me. Since Fall of 2020, through the organization, Andrew has presented interdisciplinary workshops where he teaches solutions for men who struggle with self-regulation and de-escalation. Andrew helps reduce intimate partner violence by building up men who learn accountability and empathy in hands-on workshops and courses for various audiences. Andrew has been invited to lead discussions with adjudicated youth, military college cadets, church groups and domestic violence survivors. He is an effective speaker who shares about his struggle to become an instructor and advocate. After witnessing domestic violence growing up, he successfully re-framed and changed habits that led him to have difficult relationships himself. The most innovative aspect of "Brothers Like Me," is Andrew's use of self-made video dramatizations of difficult conversations between intimate partners; in conjunction with practice using alternative and corrective solutions, as well as constructive de-escalation behaviors. Between October 2020 to present day, Andrew has trained upwards of 150 men and women on how to manage themselves and grow empathy for partners and family members. Especially remarkable is his ability to talk from experience about ways to accept accountability, ask for forgiveness, and take deliberate steps to build back trust amongst friends and loved ones. Recent clients and workshops include: Fall 2020 3-Part Series on Origins of Anger and Strategies for De-Escalating Conflict for The My Brother's Keeper Men's Ministry; October 2020 Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Conversation with Community Survivors (Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church - Mt. Airy and Cheltenham, PA); Winter 2021 Aftercare Evening Reporting Center (Philadelphia, PA); 6-week Course in Anger Management; and the 2021-22 Arts Against Anger Community Video Project (Ardmore, PA). Andrew and his team at Brothers Like Me are combining their scripting and film skills with his background in theatre. Having acted in stage versions of Shakespeare's King Lear, Oscar Wilde's Ideal Husband, and Frank Capra's Arsenic and Old Lace. Andrew likes to use drama and improv in conjunction with communication, breakdown case studies, and teach workshop participants to see themselves in video dramatizations, where couples argue, then manage to de-escalate and prevent violent conflict. Andrew is available for speaking engagements, consultation, and workshops. He writes: "Life is a one-way destination traveling on moments, meaning you can never go back to the moment before. All you can do is focus on the moment that's at hand and create better moments until the day you land.”Full episode scheduled to be released Friday, August 27, 2021.

Balinese performer and composer I Ketut Gede Asnawa joins us to discuss his work with Balinese gamelan music in Indonesia and the United States. We explore the varieties of gamelan music throughout Indonesia and how gamelan music is integrated throughout Balinese culture through the 5 sacred yadnya. Pak shares with us the central role that community plays in gamelan ensembles and the work that he has done to bring that same sense of community into his classroom at the University of Illinois. And we discuss the challenges of teaching a primarily aural music tradition within the context of a Western culture that relies heavily on sheet music for performance. I Ketut Gede Asnawa is a composer, performer, and scholar from Bali, Indonesia. He has taught at the government-sponsored secondary- and tertiary-level conservatories of Balinese music since 1980. His compositions have been featured at the Festival of Young Composers in Jakarta and the annual Bali Arts Festival. His importance as a cutting-edge composer and innovator in Balinese music was recognized in Grove Music Online. An accomplished gamelan musician, Asnawa has toured Europe, the US, and Asia. A demanding but charismatic teacher, he has taught gamelan groups at the University of Maryland Baltimore County (where he earned a Master's degree in Ethnomusicology), Université de Montréal, Eastman School of Music, University of Missouri Kansas City, Florida State University, Texas Women University, Richmond University, Illinois Wesleyan University, Gettysburg College, Miami University at Oxford, OH, as well as private gamelan groups Giri Kusuma in Woodstock, NY, Sekar Jaya, CA, Indonesian Performing Arts of Chicago, Chicago Balinese Gamelan, and the Netherlands. In 2017, he received the Dharma Kusuma Art Award and Gold Medal from the Governor of Bali in recognition of his life - long dedication and contribution to Bali's culture of arts, most notably in Gamelan music. Since Fall 2006, he has taught various styles of Balinese gamelan as a faculty member in the School of Music at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) and most recently served as an artistic adviser for Chicago Balinese Gamelan. The transcript for this episode can be found here. For more information about I Ketut Gede Asnawa, please visit his Facebook and Instagram.

Producer/Host: Amy Browne We continue our series on racism and hate groups with a recent presentation sponsored by the Maine Multicultural Center. From their website: “The Maine Multicultural Center is a community-driven group representing Bangor-area business, cultural, and educational organizations. We promote community enrichment and economic growth by attracting, retaining, supporting, and integrating people of diverse cultures and backgrounds into greater Bangor. Since Fall 2016, we have provided welcoming services for New Mainers, while celebrating and promoting the racial, cultural, and ethnic diversity that already exists in the region. The Maine Multicultural Center offers presentations, conversations, community and teacher workshops, a database of resources, and opportunities for those in and around Bangor to meet neighbors and new friends, whether they are recent immigrants or longtime residents.” Presenter Dennis Chinoy is a cofounder of PICA (Power in Community Alliances), a group that focuses on economic and social justice. Among other things, PICA has been a driver behind the Bangor sister city relationship with Carasque, El Salvador, MOFGA’s partnership with farmers in El Salvador, and WERU’s sister station relationship with Radio Sumpul, a community radio station in that county – and Dennis Chinoy has played a role in all of those endeavors. His presentation last month, sponsored by the multicultural center, was titled “The Deep Roots and Bitter Fruits of White Supremacy”. It has been edited to fit in this time slot. View the entire, unedited presentation here About the host: Amy Browne started out at WERU as a volunteer news & public affairs producer in 2000, co-hosting/co-producing RadioActive with Meredith DeFrancesco. She joined the team of Voices producers a few years later, and has been WERU’s News & Public Affairs Manager since January, 2006. In addition to RadioActive, Voices and Maine Currents, she also produced and hosted the WERU News Report for several years. She has produced segments for national programs including Free Speech Radio News, This Way Out, Making Contact, Workers Independent News, Pacifica PeaceWatch, and Live Wire News, and has contributed to Democracy Now and the WBAI News Report. She is the recipient of the 2014 Excellence in Environmental Journalism Award from the Sierra Club of Maine, and the First Place 2017 Radio News Award from the Maine Association of Broadcasters.

Producer/Host: Amy Browne We continue our series on racism and hate groups with a recent presentation sponsored by the Maine Multicultural Center. From their website: “The Maine Multicultural Center is a community-driven group representing Bangor-area business, cultural, and educational organizations. We promote community enrichment and economic growth by attracting, retaining, supporting, and integrating people of diverse cultures and backgrounds into greater Bangor. Since Fall 2016, we have provided welcoming services for New Mainers, while celebrating and promoting the racial, cultural, and ethnic diversity that already exists in the region. The Maine Multicultural Center offers presentations, conversations, community and teacher workshops, a database of resources, and opportunities for those in and around Bangor to meet neighbors and new friends, whether they are recent immigrants or longtime residents.” Presenter Dennis Chinoy is a cofounder of PICA (Power in Community Alliances), a group that focuses on economic and social justice. Among other things, PICA has been a driver behind the Bangor sister city relationship with Carasque, El Salvador, MOFGA's partnership with farmers in El Salvador, and WERU's sister station relationship with Radio Sumpul, a community radio station in that county – and Dennis Chinoy has played a role in all of those endeavors. His presentation last month, sponsored by the multicultural center, was titled “The Deep Roots and Bitter Fruits of White Supremacy”. It has been edited to fit in this time slot. View the entire, unedited presentation here About the host: Amy Browne started out at WERU as a volunteer news & public affairs producer in 2000, co-hosting/co-producing RadioActive with Meredith DeFrancesco. She joined the team of Voices producers a few years later, and has been WERU’s News & Public Affairs Manager since January, 2006. In addition to RadioActive, Voices and Maine Currents, she also produced and hosted the WERU News Report for several years. She has produced segments for national programs including Free Speech Radio News, This Way Out, Making Contact, Workers Independent News, Pacifica PeaceWatch, and Live Wire News, and has contributed to Democracy Now and the WBAI News Report. She is the recipient of the 2014 Excellence in Environmental Journalism Award from the Sierra Club of Maine, and the First Place 2017 Radio News Award from the Maine Association of Broadcasters. The post Maine Currents 4/6/21: Dennis Chinoy on The Deep Roots and Bitter Fruits of White Supremacy first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

Ontario will spend all of the $13.3 billion in pandemic funding it received from the federal government by the end of March, although that won’t change the record deficit it expects to rack up this year. The province has been criticized for being too slow to spend the one-time funding from Ottawa but Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy said Wednesday that the last $2.6 billion of that allotment would be used for a grant program for small business, and to support hospitals and long-term care homes. GUEST: Stan Cho, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Finance See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"The basic idea and why we argue that its more carbon neutral to get our heat from wood rather than diesel, is the distinction between what's called short-cycle and long-cycle carbon. Wood is considered short-cycle carbon because trees are pulling CO2 out of the air. When you burn wood its functioning on a much shorter timescale in regards to circulating CO2. The time scale on which carbon gets stored in fossil fuels is thousands of years as opposed to a couple decades." Ian Goller completed a B.S. in Anthropology at the University of Chicago with a minor in Physics and a Master's in Environmental Engineering from University of Illinois, focusing on assessment of perennial agriculture systems and corn-soy rotation. Since Fall 2019, Ian serves as Utilities Lead at Holden Village, where he oversees the operation, maintenance, and repair of the water filtration plant, water distribution system, septic/sewage systems, building plumbing, and heating systems. For an infographic covering Holden's "Off-The-Grid" Utilities, check out Elizabeth Person's page at: http://www.elizabethperson.com/infographics.html The current Holden Village community of nearly 40 staff all successfully pass a strict quarantine period with social distancing, masks, and COVID testing upon entering or reentering the Village. To learn more about Holden Village, visit: http://www.holdenvillage.org or to listen to more audio recordings visit: http://audio.holdenvillage.org The Holden Village Podcast is accessible through Apple iTunes, Spotify, TuneIn, iHeart Radio, and most podcast apps. To contact the podcast author, podcast@holdenvillage.org

Arianna de la Cruz (she/her) is our go-to girl when it comes to talking about self-improvement. After spending her life growing up in Costa Rica, Ari got her BM in Violin Performance from NYU. Since Fall 2019, Ari has been creating her spin-off of a #trend called the Joy Report, where she shares the little joys that come from paying attention and cultivating gratitude in her daily life. In this episode, we dive more into why Ari started filming The Joy Report, why she's decided to not pursue performance as a career, how she's keeping herself "uncomfortable" to cope with her anxiety, and what it really means to pay attention. Follow Ari on Instagram @aridelacruz - be. (bewomn.com) is a newsletter & community here to empower women and non-binary people to step into their collective experience and share what makes theirs different and the same. Subscribe to our newsletter here: bewomn.com Follow us on Instagram: @be.womn Follow us on Twitter: @bewomn

On a brand new installment of Aux, Deluxe Dave is calling out the real Male R&B artists. Through all the transitions of R&B music, it seems the ladies have been able to transition a bit easier than the men. Listen as Dave breaks down what he thinks the key is to bringing back male R&B artists to the forefront! Since Fall is here we want you to fall into this brand new episode of Aux this week!

In this episode, we talked with Dr. Locksley Knibbs. He is originally from Jamaica and has lived more than 20 years in Southwest Florida. Locksley is the Lead Academic Advisor for Team Natural Sciences at Florida Gulf Coast University. As the Lead Academic Advisor for Team Natural Sciences, Locksley is charged with implementing programs and policies to achieve the College of Arts & Sciences overall goals and objectives in assisting students to graduate within a timely manner and to ensure that they are making progress towards degree completion. Dr. Knibbs teaches a required course in the College of Arts & Sciences at FGCU titled IDS 3300 Foundations of Civic Engagement (3). Since Fall 2016 Dr. Knibbs has taught a required course in the College of Arts & Sciences titled Foundations of Civic Engagement to sophomore, junior and senior students. This course teaches the fundamentals of Civic Engagement and help them understand, evaluate, and analyze foundational elements of engagement including associating, serving, giving, leading, and foundational techniques including critical thinking, problem solving, civil dialogue, perspectives and spheres of engagement, and application to meaningful community projects. Locksley holds a doctorate in Education, with a Concentration in Higher Education Administration from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Management from FGCU, a Master of Education degree with a Concentration in Higher Education Administration from Upper Iowa University, Fayette, Iowa. He is the recipient of the Excellence in Advising Award at FGCU in 2017 and became the first African American to have achieved this feat and the first male to have won the award. NACADA Involvement 2019-2021 NACADA Administrative Division (AD), Chair: Inclusion & Engagement Committee 2019-2021 Co-Chair NACADA Task Force on Race, Ethnicity, and Inclusion 2018-2020 NACADA Administrative Division, Emerging Leaders Program Advisory Board NACADA Advising Communities Division (ACD) Cluster 6: Probation/Dismissal/ Reinstatement Committee Advising Communities: Advisor Training and Development Community Probation/Dismissal/Reinstatement Issues Advising Community Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) Advising Community Theory, Philosophy, & History of Advising Community Scholarship & Research Locksley is a noted scholar practitioner. He has presented at various NACADA conferences at the National, Regional and International levels. The most recent was at the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) International Conference in Hasselt, Belgium, hosted by Hasselt University last summer and in 2018 at the University College of Dublin Ireland in 2018. His research interest is on Minority and Underserved Populations in Academic Advising, African American Males and the Leadership within Higher Education. In 2016, National Academic Advising Association NACADA-The Global Community for Academic Advising, selected Locksley as one of the ten Emerging Leaders for 2016-2018. Follow Locksley Knibbs on all things social: Facebook page- https://www.facebook.com/ locksley.knibbs/ Instagram- www.instagram.com/locksleyknibbs/ E-mail: lknibbs@ fgcu.edu Follow Mi SWFL Gente on all things social: Facebook page- https://www.facebook.com/miSWFLgentepodcast/ Instagram- www.instagram.com/miswflgente/

Contextualizing history and demise of Kapu System; NEH Chairman gets firsthand look at reach of federal dollars; Support for $3-Million Playground; Will you take “The Coral Pledge?”; Centuries old Torah survives Holocaust

Around 120 000 of Czechs took to the streets of Prague last week. Demanding the resignation of Prime minister Andrej Babiš , a controversial politician accused of fraud and collaborating with the Communist era secret police, and his justice secretary Marie Benesova.Demonstrations are part of series Anti-Babis protests which has been going on for weeks. This was described as a biggest one since fall of Communism. Stringer Ivan Hoffman has more. - Demonstrace na Václavském náměstí za demisi premiéra Andreje Babiše a ministryně spravedlnosti Marie Benešové se podle pořadatelské iniciativy Milion chvilek pro demokracii zúčastnilo zhruba 120.000 lidí. Jedná se tak o největší demonstraci od pádu komunistického režimu.Demonstranti požadují demisi A. Babiše i M. Benešové a žádají zajištění nezávislosti justice.Proč premiér odmítá veřejnou debatu a jak se k protestům staví? Více o fenoménu jménem Andrej Babiš v rozhovoru s komentátorem Ivanem Hoffmanem.

It's been almost 3 months since the last time I posted an episode and I'm happy to jump right in the routine of things!  Since Fall it's just around the corner, I wanted to break the radio silence with an episode about MINI SESSIONS! Yes, yes yes! I don't like mini sessions, but that doesn't mean that you don't have to like them either.  If you are planning to run a mini sessions here are some tips to have a successful season!  https://thetogrepublic.com/podcast/37

Since Fall 2010 Fashion Week Ayanna and Delaila have been friends. Afterworking for a fashion show together the two immediately clicked and the rest is history. Many seasons later and they are here to celebrate 7 years of Fashion and Friendship. The two kick their segments to the side and just speak freely and candidly about the most memorable fashion week moments, lessons learned and growth that has happened since. This episode is just a great reminder of recognizing how much work gets put in day in and day out. So if you are thinking of a career in fashion, PR or anything related do yourself the favor and listen to this episode. Our #Obsessedwith this week are @Verwanggang and @MelissaButler of @TheLipBar. Both Ayanna and Delaila have some dope stories about these two. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/non-corporate-girls/support

ACCENT ON! with ILona Europa celebrates POLISH FILM FESTIVAL LA polishfilmla.org. Mark your calendar October 12 th for the Gala Opening of the Festival at the Egyptian Theater Our guests for this important hour is VLADEK JUSZKIEWICZ- Director of POLISH FILM FESTIVAL LA facebook.com/vladek.juszkiewicz ELIZABETH KANSKIE. polishfilmla.org/wocms.php?siteID=50 Elizabeth holds an MA degree in Applied Linguistics and is a translator in Polish, English, German and Spanish. She serves as a correspondent for Polish film-related magazines and as media is attending the majority of film festivals held in Los Angeles. ALICJA BACHLEDA polishfilmla.org/wocms.php?siteID=13&ID=275 -beautiful Actor, Singer,.Dancer. ALICJA was born in Tampico, Mexico in 1983. She studied at the National Ballet Academy in Cracow from 1989 to 1998, and at the National Academy of Music’s vocal department in Cracow from 1998 to 2000. Then she went to the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York in 2003. She had her feature debut in "PAN TADEUSZ" by Andrzej Wajda. In 2007 she recorded an album with songs by Wladyslaw Szpilman. JOANNA KRAWCZYK polishfilmla.org/wocms.php?siteID=13&ID=906 Born in 1994 in Krakow, Poland. Her passion of photography and visual arts came around middle school. At that time, she decided to come study in the United States. Joanna attended the International Baccalaureate program in Krakow, which gave her the opportunity to develop her passion of film and photography, as well as future studying abroad. Since Fall 2014 Joanna is attending New York Film Academy in Los Angeles, California in major of filmmaking. KAROLINA MIKOLAJCZAK writer/director/editor) polishfilmla.org/wocms.php?siteID=13&ID=886 An award-winning Polish musician/director/producer/editor. Karolina grew up in a Polish artistic environment where she discovered the magic of movie making. She made over 20 short movies

ACCENT ON! with ILona Europa celebrates POLISH FILM FESTIVAL LA polishfilmla.org. Mark your calendar October 12 th for the Gala Opening of the Festival at the Egyptian Theater Our guests for this important hour is VLADEK JUSZKIEWICZ- Director of POLISH FILM FESTIVAL LA facebook.com/vladek.juszkiewicz ELIZABETH KANSKIE. polishfilmla.org/wocms.php?siteID=50 Elizabeth holds an MA degree in Applied Linguistics and is a translator in Polish, English, German and Spanish. She serves as a correspondent for Polish film-related magazines and as media is attending the majority of film festivals held in Los Angeles. ALICJA BACHLEDA polishfilmla.org/wocms.php?siteID=13&ID=275 -beautiful Actor, Singer,.Dancer. ALICJA was born in Tampico, Mexico in 1983. She studied at the National Ballet Academy in Cracow from 1989 to 1998, and at the National Academy of Music’s vocal department in Cracow from 1998 to 2000. Then she went to the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York in 2003. She had her feature debut in "PAN TADEUSZ" by Andrzej Wajda. In 2007 she recorded an album with songs by Wladyslaw Szpilman. JOANNA KRAWCZYK polishfilmla.org/wocms.php?siteID=13&ID=906 Born in 1994 in Krakow, Poland. Her passion of photography and visual arts came around middle school. At that time, she decided to come study in the United States. Joanna attended the International Baccalaureate program in Krakow, which gave her the opportunity to develop her passion of film and photography, as well as future studying abroad. Since Fall 2014 Joanna is attending New York Film Academy in Los Angeles, California in major of filmmaking. KAROLINA MIKOLAJCZAK writer/director/editor) polishfilmla.org/wocms.php?siteID=13&ID=886 An award-winning Polish musician/director/producer/editor. Karolina grew up in a Polish artistic environment where she discovered the magic of movie making. She made over 20 short movies

Rescheduled Presentation September is Hispanic Heritage month.  We are so thrilled that Jesse is with us.  . In 1982, Jesse Bermudez, and others, united to protest poor working conditions for Latino musicians in the North Philadelphia club scene. The musicians went on strike and succeeded in raising their nightly pay. Riding the wave of that success, Jesse and the other founders created  La Asociación de Músicos Latino Americanos, to represent and advocate for Latin musicians and music in Philadelphia. La Asociación first offered music classes in 1984, and the music school was formally founded in 1986. Record numbers of students were served, and topnotch special events were created and hosted. In the 1990s through 2004, they continued to significantly raise the profile of Latin music and musicians in Philadelphia..  Mr. Bermudez continues to serve the Philadelphia Latino community as the co-presenter of Salsa Caliente. Since Fall 2010, Salsa Caliente goers have enjoyed non-stop flight service from the fringes of Old City to the heart of Old San Juan alongside the hottest large music ensembles from the region.   Mr Bermudez is a Grammy-nominated producer/radio personality, arts education champion, and music curator. He is known for his instrumental role in Papo Vasquez’s 2008 Album, “Marooned/Aislado“, which garnered a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Jazz Album. His also was the main personality on the Saturday brunch-time show, ‘Sonido Diferente’ on Mega 1310 AM, which showcased regional Latino talent, as well as highlighted the multi-layered soul of the Latin music genre, with urban, soul, & jazz-inflected selections, that aren’t heard in mainstream Latin radio. Please welcome Jesse to our show!  

Rescheduled Presentation September is Hispanic Heritage month.  We are so thrilled that Jesse is with us.  . In 1982, Jesse Bermudez, and others, united to protest poor working conditions for Latino musicians in the North Philadelphia club scene. The musicians went on strike and succeeded in raising their nightly pay. Riding the wave of that success, Jesse and the other founders created  La Asociación de Músicos Latino Americanos, to represent and advocate for Latin musicians and music in Philadelphia. La Asociación first offered music classes in 1984, and the music school was formally founded in 1986. Record numbers of students were served, and topnotch special events were created and hosted. In the 1990s through 2004, they continued to significantly raise the profile of Latin music and musicians in Philadelphia..  Mr. Bermudez continues to serve the Philadelphia Latino community as the co-presenter of Salsa Caliente. Since Fall 2010, Salsa Caliente goers have enjoyed non-stop flight service from the fringes of Old City to the heart of Old San Juan alongside the hottest large music ensembles from the region.   Mr Bermudez is a Grammy-nominated producer/radio personality, arts education champion, and music curator. He is known for his instrumental role in Papo Vasquez’s 2008 Album, “Marooned/Aislado“, which garnered a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Jazz Album. His also was the main personality on the Saturday brunch-time show, ‘Sonido Diferente’ on Mega 1310 AM, which showcased regional Latino talent, as well as highlighted the multi-layered soul of the Latin music genre, with urban, soul, & jazz-inflected selections, that aren’t heard in mainstream Latin radio. Please welcome Jesse to our show!  

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