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The LOVB Salt Lake Volleyball stars on their final homestand this weekend at SLCC, The growth of the sport in Utah, How it feels to play close to home + more

From the ground up! Coach Isaac Wood joins Airey Bros Radio to share how he's building a JUCO powerhouse at Salt Lake Community College. With back-to-back NJCAA National Championships and a game-changing partnership with HOKA, Coach Wood is redefining what it means to be a junior college program.

This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. Salt Lake Community College is dedicated to fostering an environment of respect and empathy, enriched by diverse cultures and perspectives. By valuing collaboration, inclusivity and innovation, S-L-C-C ensures students receive outstanding educational experiences and professional development opportunities. President Greg Peterson joins us with more. Dr. Greg Peterson: Utah is one of the nation's fastest-growing states, bringing both opportunities and the challenge of developing a skilled, educated workforce to support our thriving and rapidly evolving economy. With over 52,000 students, Salt Lake Community College plays a vital role in preparing Utahns for success. By aligning education with industry needs, S-L-C-C ensures students are equipped to fill essential roles in key sectors like healthcare, technology, advanced manufacturing, and more. This transformative work changes lives. Students gain the skills and training needed to secure bright futures for themselves and their families. Additionally, with most S-L-C-C graduates staying in Utah, they contribute directly to the strength and vitality of our communities, driving growth, innovation, and prosperity statewide. S-L-C-C is proud to support Utah's people and businesses, helping ensure our state continues to thrive. To learn more about our impact, visit SLCC.edu/community. Derek Miller: Salt Lake Community College shapes Utah's future by equipping thousands of students with essential skills for success in fields like healthcare, technology and manufacturing. I'm Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: 2/11/25

Some people build businesses on big ideas—others on big hearts. Sometimes, the best business plan is just knowing how to help people. Music might not be the first thing you think of when it comes to helping people, but for Vanessa Lomas, it’s her love language…or maybe help language. Vanessa is the owner of TheraCare Music Therapy. Ninety percent of TheraCare’s clients are autistic, have down syndrome or cerebral palsy. The idea behind music therapy is that it can help people express or cope with their feelings. That can be a powerful mode of connection, for instance, for people with autism. Vanessa is a military kid who’s lived all over the place. She landed in Lafayette in 2014 and has made it her mission to support people like her brother, who is autistic and nonverbal. She holds a bachelor’s degree in music therapy from William Carey University and a master’s in music and music therapy from Florida State University. She is a Board-Certified Music Therapist and also specializes in neonatal music therapy. Vanessa is also involved with CYT and volunteers at her church’s children’s ministry. Roy Hebert knows a thing or two about business. He’s been in banking, finance, and the oilfield, and now he’s giving that knowledge away for free. Roy is a mentor with SCORE, a nationwide organization that helps entrepreneurs start and grow their businesses. A Kaplan native, Roy attended UL for both his undergraduate degree and MBA. His career spans decades in the financial sector, including roles in commercial banking, corporate finance, and consulting. Roy is an adjunct professor at SLCC, and that’s where he discovered SCORE, a program of the U.S. Small Business Administration. SCORE, an acronym for Service Core of Retired Executives is a free service that connects experienced business leaders with burgeoning entrepreneurs. Roy says his clients come from all walks of life and range in sector and scale. They could be starting a landscaping business or getting an oilfield service company off the ground. Out to Lunch Acadiana was recorded live over lunch at Tsunami Sushi in downtown Lafayette. You can find photos from this show at itsacadiana.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Pécot, proprietor of Adopted Dog Brewing, is a successful commercial realtor with Sterling Properties as well as a force in changing the food and entertainment landscape in Lafayette. Adopted Dog Brewing offers a family friendly place to bring your kids and your dogs. Located at 329 Dulles Drive, it celebrated its second anniversary on February 1, 2025. A public celebration will be held on February 22 , 2025, where The Good Dudes will be playing. "They're at the brew house right now brewing a beer with my brew master called the Good Brew 2, a Mexican cerveza with lime that we will release on our birthday party weekend," Ryan says. Ironically, Ryan didn't drink beer much in his college days. And he recounted that when he and his younger brother would travel to sporting events, his brother would always sample local craft beers, while Ryan would choose generic alcoholic beverages. "Ultimately I got jealous of him. And being jealous of your younger brother is not that cool. I realized he was getting more out of our trips than I was because he was getting a local flair whereas I was just getting the regular thing. I made a New Year's resolution to learn how to drink beer. And on January 1st, I drank a beer and it was awful. And I drank another one. I couldn't figure it out. I just didn't like it. And then I got to a spot where I did. On one of those trips, I said if I ever learn how to drink beer and if I ever open a brewery, this is some of the things I'd like to do. Our flagship beer, which is aptly named 337, is a Blueberry Blonde inspired by a place called Boston BeerWorks across from Fenway Park. We walked in there and saw a bunch of ladies drinking beer, which was not normal. They all had blueberries in their beer. How are all these chicks drinking beer? Like, what is going on? And then I realized, that if I ever open a brewery, I'm going to offer a blueberry lager, because clearly this works." A few years back, Ryan wasn't planning to open a brewery, but was inspired to open Adopted Dog by synchronistic events. One day, he and a friend were driving around the industrial area near Dulles Drive looking for a site to store their UL tailgating trailer and assorted gear, while waiting to have a B. F. Goodrich tire changed on Ryan's truck. They happened to pass by 329 Dulles, the site of the former Cafe 329 which was owned and developed by Peter Martin. "We went through that cul de sac by SLCC. I didn't even know that road existed. We came across the real estate, and I asked my buddy James to pull in, and I peered through the windows and I'm like, it's awesome. I'm opening a brewery. James said 'What?' I said I'm opening a brewery here. I'm telling you, as a real estate guy, when you see it, you know it. If I was going to open a brewery in Lafayette, this is the physical spot. You're five minutes to everything, but you're kind of in a donut hole of nothing else offering all that land. You sit there and you feel like you're not in Lafayette for an hour." "I look for the little things. As soon as I saw the building, I realized that the patio on the back deck faced the southeast. That means you're going to get shaded the quickest in our hot, long summers. If we were going to ever eventually build a deck and a stage that would be positioned correctly, the wind cut through the way the heat felt. The building with the high ceilings has pros and cons, but generally, it worked and checked all the boxes." The site is also located in mid-city Lafayette, which was important to Ryan in his quest to develop establishments in the heart of our city, just as he has enjoyed when traveling across the country and getting to know the heart of local communities. While the land and building were perfect, opening a brewing company in Lafayette was a challenge. Ryan says, "Without my background as a commercial broker, I'm not sure I would have been successful in opening Adopted Dog Brewing.

SLCC head basketball coach Dave Rice

Hour 1 Starting Lineup: Tennessee Judge grants injuction that allows Vanderbuilt QB to seek another year of eligibility What ruling means for JUCO & NCAA What You May Have Missed Hour 2 KSL Sports Utes insider Steve Bartle Good, Bad & Ugly Whole World News Hour 3 Utah Outlers GM/HC Kevin McCloskey SLCC head coach Dave Rice Misc

Utah Outlers GM/HC Kevin McCloskey SLCC head coach Dave Rice Misc

This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. Located in Salt Lake City's vibrant Liberty Wells neighborhood, Peak State Fit combines top-tier bike services with a specialty coffee experience, offering cyclists a place to connect, share their love for the sport and fuel up with great coffee. Owner and CEO, Heather Casey, joins us with more. Heather Casey: At Peak State Fit, we're passionate about bikes, coffee and building community. As the global leader in Retül bike fitting, we help cyclists of all levels optimize their performance. Our shop also offers high-performance bike sales, repairs and maintenance tailored to every rider's needs. Earlier this year, we evolved by opening the Peak State CycleCafe, serving specialty coffee from Domestique Coffee Roasters in a welcoming space for cyclists and locals to connect. Whether you're gearing up for your next adventure, enjoying a coffee after a ride or simply chatting with fellow cycling enthusiasts, we're here to be your hub for all things cycling and community. Our goal is to bring people together over a shared love for cycling and create lasting relationships in a fun and supportive environment. Visit us at PeakStateFit.com or stop by at 301 E 1700 S near SLCC and Whittier Elementary. Derek Miller: Peak State Fit is more than just a bike shop — it's a gathering place for people to connect and build a strong sense of community. Stop by and experience how this unique blend of services and atmosphere brings people together. I'm Derek Miller, with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: 12/18/24

September 11th, 2024

Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill is in Republican legislators' crosshairs after a controversial tweet. Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means ask if a new law is being repurposed to punish him. Plus, bartenders' 2034 Olympic dreams, exercises in trailhead patience, and Park City's best mountain biker. Resources and references: Utah GOP leaders call for Salt Lake DA's resignation after controversial post on Trump [Utah News Dispatch] First Olympic Scandal? Fairpark Tree Accident, and Béisbol en Salt Lake [City Cast Salt Lake] How should visitors to the 2034 Winter Olympics get a drink? Bar and brewery owners have a wishlist. [Salt Lake Tribune] Get a $5 ticket to 801 Day on Thursday, Aug. 1 from 7-9 p.m. at Second Summit Cider in Millcreek. Consider becoming a founding member of City Cast Salt Lake today! It's the best way to support our work and help make sure we're around for years to come. Get all the details and sign up at membership.citycast.fm. Subscribe to our daily morning newsletter. You can also find us on Instagram @CityCastSLC. At the end of the episode, we have a short conversation with Joyce Wambuyi, a Salt Lake Community College student. Learn more about SLCC's PACE Scholarship Program. Looking to advertise on City Cast Salt Lake? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads. Learn more about the sponsors of this episode:  Incogni - Use code CityCast for 55% off the annual plan. Embodied Patience Live Crude - Get $25 off your facial by mentioning this ad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

His professional background has gone from deep sea bomb detection to butcher to chef and a whole lot in between. Now, he cooks and collaborates in Whistler at the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre. Anya chats with chef Steven Fecho about hooshum berries, cooking with local and seasonal ingredients, the perils and positives of smoking fish (even in summer), switching from fine dining to casual cookery and back, and more.

https://www.ysguys.comGolf Tournament: https://www.ephraimhope.org/2024-golf-tournamentY's Guys livestream this week, presented by BradyPlus, featured a comprehensive discussion of BYU sports, including football, basketball, and baseball. The show highlighted the upcoming Big 12 Media Day, discussed BYU's rankings, and welcomed several notable guests:Kelly Smith: 1984 BYU National Champion football player, shared memories from the 1984 championship season.Dave Rice: Former BYU assistant coach and current SLCC head coach, reminisced about the "Jimmermania" era and discussed his coaching career.Dane Iorg: Two-time World Series Champion, shared experiences from his professional baseball career and insights into the sport's evolution.Additional segments included updates on BYU Hoops, Olympic news, women's volleyball, and notable historical events of July 8. The show concluded with an inspirational quote from Wolfgang Puck and a preview of upcoming guests.#YSGUYS #BYUSports #BYUFootball #JimmerFredette #WorldSeries #Big12MediaDay #ChampionsNight #CollegeFootball #BYUBasketball #MLB #Big12 #Big12Conference #Big12Football Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A record number of inmates at the Utah State Correctional Facility received their degree from the Salt Lake Community College this year. Joining me live is Chris Bradbury... the Prison education Coordinator at SLCC.

Hour 4 of DJ & PK on April 23, 2024: Dave Rice, New SLCC Basketball head coach Slacker Radio Headlines Feedback of the day

Hour 1 Utah Jazz insider Ben Anderson discusses end of season Real Golf Radio host Bob Casper What You May Have Missed Hour 2 KSL TV sports anchor Sam Farnsworth SLCC head basketball coach Dave Rice Misc Hour 3 Former Utah/NFL LB Stevenson Sylvester joined the show to dicsuss Utah's spring game + MORE Sports Roulette Final thoughts

SLCC head basketball coach Dave Rice

KSL TV sports anchor Sam Farnsworth SLCC head basketball coach Dave Rice Misc

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox wants kids to spend less time on social media, and the state has enacted laws to restrict access for minors. But out of all the issues impacting Utah children — homelessness, food insecurity, environmental crises — why focus on how much time teens spend on their phones? Aimee Winder Newton, director of Utah's Office of Families, joins host Ali Vallarta to explain why this is a priority for her office and what the state is doing about it. Resources and references: Learn more about Utah's social harms campaign, including resources for parents. Hunting Utah's biggest bully — social media [Deseret News]  Utah governor replaces social media laws for youth as state faces lawsuits [AP] Consider becoming a founding member of City Cast Salt Lake today! It's the best way to support our work and help make sure we're around for years to come. Get all the details and sign up at membership.citycast.fm. Subscribe to our daily morning newsletter. You can also find us on Instagram @CityCastSLC. At the end of the episode, we have a short conversation with Joyce Wambuyi, a Salt Lake Community College student who will graduate this spring. Learn more about SLCC's PACE Scholarship Program. Looking to advertise on City Cast Salt Lake? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads. Learn more about the sponsors of this episode: CRUDE Microbiome-friendly Skincare Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In her teens, Sylia Olive started to choose her friends over her family. Thanks to her father, who was her rock, she graduated high school and from his direction started down a road of education at SLCC. However, losing her dad to a car accident through a wrench in the works and life went into a down hill spiral of drugs and crime. Sentenced to two consecutive 5 to life terms in prison, she spent the first 10 years on top of the prison food chain, living that life of hell. Then one day a visit from her family and a question from her little sister helped her come to herself and her life has been a positive uphill climb ever since. Join us on her emotional journey of the personal change and redemption that comes from a commitment to family.Sponsors & Partners The Other Side Academy - theothersideacademy.com My Story Matters / Captain Your Story - mystorymatters.org The Peaceful Prisons Project - peacefulprisonsproject.com 00:00:00 Sylia Olive 00:01:27 Thanks to Our Sponsors! 00:02:40 Young Life 00:06:56 Tragedy & The Spiral 00:12:40 Prison at 23 00:25:00 Twenty-Eight Years?! 00:35:00 “When is it our turn?” 00:41:20 Harnessing Responsibility, Leadership & Education 00:54:22 Things are Looking Up  00:56:40 “If you could give your younger self some advice?” Thank you! 

The podcast makes its first visit to the Utah State Board of Education.  UIAAA Connection #165 – Teri Davis, Physical Education Specialist and curricular Content Specialist for the USBE is now available. Teri attended high school in Washington. Before her current job, she spent years in coaching and in officiating. She speaks about her efforts with the UIAAA to bring LTI courses to Weber State and SLCC. You won't want to miss this episode. Please Listen, Learn and Share! You can subscribe to UIAAA TV on YouTube! This podcast is also available on Amazon Music, Apple Podcast,  Breaker, Castbox, Google Podcast, iHeartradio, Overcast, Pocket Casts, RadioPublic, Spotify, Sticher and YouTube.

Mixalhítsa7 Alison Pascal is a passionate Indigenous community leader, educator, and advocate based in British Columbia, Canada. She is a member of the Sk̲wxwú7mesh Úxwumixw and the Líl̓wat7ul Nations, and her career is focused on advancing the rights and interests of Indigenous peoples in her community and beyond. Alison is particularly interested in language revitalization, land stewardship, and cultural preservation and has worked extensively in these areas throughout her career.Mixalhítsa7's leadership and advocacy work have earned her several awards, including the Order of British Columbia and the Indspire Award, which recognizes outstanding Indigenous achievement in Canada. She has also served on several boards and committees related to Indigenous issues, including the First Peoples' Cultural Council and the Stó:lō Research and Resource Management Centre. Through her tireless work and dedication to Indigenous rights and cultural preservation, Mixalhítsa7 has become a respected and influential voice in her community and beyond. The podcast with Alison Pascal was a heart-wrenching conversation about the historical and current struggles of Indigenous communities in Canada. Pascal spoke about how the Canadian government's intervention in the lives of Indigenous people has caused them to suffer from alcohol consumption, drug use, and poor food management. It was not an accident, but a deliberate choice that resulted in intergenerational trauma affecting their physical and mental health. Pascal shared a story about how immigrant families were starving and freezing, but Indigenous nature helped them survive by teaching them how to farm. However, the Indigenous people were forced to side with the British to fight the French and Spanish, resulting in the loss of their land, which is now a commodity that can be sold. Today, Indigenous people are conditioned to stay inside and are denied access to gathering and foraging, leading to a loss of culture and spiritual connection to the land. The residential school system, which separated Indigenous children from their parents and land, led to a truth and reconciliation diet where children worked on school farms but were not allowed to eat the food, resulting in malnutrition and chronic diseases. Pascal questioned if it is possible to reprogram our bodies to not have chronic diseases and suggested the use of ancient medicines to maintain good health. The podcast also highlighted the issue of mental health stigma in Indigenous communities, which is exacerbated by the social aspects that white people see in Indigenous people, such as domestic violence, drug abuse, alcoholism, and gambling. Pascal spoke about the importance of a sustainable program to get kids onto the land to foster their interest in culture and the need for parents to be involved. Indigenous people are part of the land, and the land is part of them, but the spiritual loss has led to an autonomic economy that is split into unfarmable land, affecting their drinking water. Overall, the podcast highlighted the interconnectedness of intellectual, physical, mental, and emotional health, and how the wellbeing of Indigenous communities in Canada is essential for all living beings and the land. Pascal's emotional testimony left a lasting impact on listeners, calling for immediate action to address the long-standing issues affecting Indigenous people in Canada. Find Dr.Alison Pascal at:LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3TYHubVWebsite: www.SLCC.caFacebook: @SLCCWhistler, @SistersInSpiritVigil2015, @Alison.PascalInstagram: @alison.pascal Discussed on the PODCAST:Unreserved Podcast: The dark history of Canada's Food Guide: How experiments on Indigenous children shaped nutrition policy with Dr. Ian Mosby - https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1887262787815Dr Ian Mosby - http://www.ianmosby.ca/GATHER Documentary - https://gather.film/First Nations Drinking Water – www.firstnationsdrinkingwater.caSLCC Ancient Medicines Exhibit - https://slcc.ca/exhibits/ancient-medicine/ Learn More: Ready to launch your career as a certified Metabolic Nutrition & Detox Coach? Learn more about our 6-Month Training Program here: https://nicolette-richer.mykajabi.com/nutrition&detox-minicourse  Watch our new short documentary Grounded In My Roots - https://www.groundedinmyroots.com/  Our 22M Bike tour kicks off July 1, 2024. Find out more about and support our 22 Million Campaign here - https://bit.ly/RH22Mil  Find out more about our Charity- Sea to Sky Thrivers - https://bit.ly/S2STS  Want to know more about Nicolette's Green Moustache Café's https://bit.ly/GMCafeW  Sign up for the Eat Real to Heal Online Course - https://www.richerhealth.ca/  Buy the Eat Real to Heal Book here: https://amzn.to/3nMgEFG  

Jeff Sosa (Esports Director of Salt Lake Community College) joins us to talk about his journey in becoming an esports coach, as well as answering our questions about all things esports! Follow the SLCC twitch channel here: https://www.twitch.tv/slccesports Next week's episode, we will be creating a list of our top 10 video game songs of all time! Please vote on your top 10 video game songs here, and we'll incorporate your answers into our lists: https://forms.gle/GSpLVn6QJT6DUKoC6 Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/kyKdwt9nJc Email us: chancetimepodcast@gmail.com

Hosts: Maura Carabello and Abby Osborne Salt Lake Community College President Deneece Huftalin announced she will be retiring next summer. She joined KSL at Night to discuss her time at SLCC, and why the institution is so important in Utah.

A first-of-its-kind approach to higher education—right here in our back yard. Salt Lake Community College and the University of Utah are leveraging their partnership to benefit students in Herriman and the other southwestern Salt Lake Valley communities, bringing a high-caliber education closer to home and making it more convenient than ever before. Jason Pickavance of SLCC and Chase Hagood of the U of U give insight on the project, what the partnership means, and what's coming in the future. We also review the recent law enforcement property tax change, asphalt resurfacing, and upcoming events in the community.

Salt Lake Community College and the University of Utah are working together to open a joint campus in Herriman. It's called the Juniper Building. This is a development that has been fifteen years in the making. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 * Guest: Dr. Scott Bradley, Founder and Chairman of the Constitution Commemoration Foundation and the author of the book and DVD/CD lecture series “To Preserve the Nation.” In the Tradition of the Founding Fathers – FreedomsRisingSun.com * Joe Biden to announce $40B to boost high-speed Internet across US. * A bridge over Yellowstone River collapses, sending a toxic freight train into the waters below! * How ‘Amtrak Joe' Biden's infrastructure push could put rail back on track in the US – How the administration could transform America's “embarrassing” rail service – Not! * The House of Representatives Passes Resolution To Impeach Biden – Not! * UN Charter: The Charter of the United Nations is the founding document of the UN – It was signed on this date in History, 26 June 1945, in San Francisco. * Utah: Davis school district that earlier pulled the Bible from its bookshelves in the ongoing nationwide book ban controversy reversed its decision after receiving strong criticism from conservatives. * Commission for Lawyer Discipline vs Sidney Powell: Final Summary Judgment – the Texas Judge applied settled law and held that The Bar had no evidence as a matter of law that Powell violated any rule in her four election fraud cases. * Your Efforts Make a Difference, And We Can Win This Thing – Caitlin Johnstone. Hour 2 * Guest: Lowell Nelson – CampaignForLiberty.org, RonPaulInstitute.org * The mission of Campaign for Liberty is to promote and defend the great American principles of individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets, and a constitutional foreign policy, by means of education, issue advocacy, and grassroots mobilization. * The Political Leadership School, held on July 29, at the SLCC in Sandy, Utah, the last Saturday in June – facl-training.org/schools/events/sandy-ut-pls-29jul2023 * We learn how to persuade politicians to do the right thing – The early-bird price of $45 for this school is good through July 8, afterwhich the cost will be $60. * Campaign Management School! – We discussed calendaring, evaluating yourself as a candidate, evaluating your opponent, analyzing your district, raising money, running campaign events, ending a campaign, and other related topics. If you missed this class, you can catch it on October 21. * We Need a Peace President – Ron Paul. “Most people agree that we are closer to nuclear war than at any time since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. Some would even argue that we are closer now than we were in those fateful days, when Soviet missiles in Cuba almost triggered a nuclear war between the US and the USSR.” “As we move into the US presidential election cycle one thing is clear: we desperately need a peace president to do for us what JFK did for the US during the Cuba crisis. Hopefully it won't be too late!” * The Truth About World War II – Lew Rockwell, LewRockwell.com * Path to Liberty: Top-3 to Nullify – Michael Boldin, TenthAmendmentCenter.com The Central Bank. ‘The Federal Reserve is the engine that drives the biggest, most powerful government in the history of the world. Unlimited Federal Supremacy. All attacks on our natural right of self defense. * Ultimately, it's up to the people to protect and defend their constitution and own liberty – whether the government wants them to, or not. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loving-liberty/support

* Guest: Lowell Nelson - CampaignForLiberty.org, RonPaulInstitute.org * The mission of Campaign for Liberty is to promote and defend the great American principles of individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets, and a constitutional foreign policy, by means of education, issue advocacy, and grassroots mobilization. * The Political Leadership School, held on July 29, at the SLCC in Sandy, Utah, the last Saturday in June - facl-training.org/schools/events/sandy-ut-pls-29jul2023 * We learn how to persuade politicians to do the right thing - The early-bird price of $45 for this school is good through July 8, afterwhich the cost will be $60. * Campaign Management School! - We discussed calendaring, evaluating yourself as a candidate, evaluating your opponent, analyzing your district, raising money, running campaign events, ending a campaign, and other related topics. If you missed this class, you can catch it on October 21. * We Need a Peace President - Ron Paul. "Most people agree that we are closer to nuclear war than at any time since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. Some would even argue that we are closer now than we were in those fateful days, when Soviet missiles in Cuba almost triggered a nuclear war between the US and the USSR." "As we move into the US presidential election cycle one thing is clear: we desperately need a peace president to do for us what JFK did for the US during the Cuba crisis. Hopefully it won't be too late!" * The Truth About World War II - Lew Rockwell, LewRockwell.com * Path to Liberty: Top-3 to Nullify - Michael Boldin, TenthAmendmentCenter.com The Central Bank. 'The Federal Reserve is the engine that drives the biggest, most powerful government in the history of the world. Unlimited Federal Supremacy. All attacks on our natural right of self defense. * Ultimately, it's up to the people to protect and defend their constitution and own liberty - whether the government wants them to, or not.

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Salt Lake Community College head coach Kyle Taylor joins the podcast to give the fans some insight into what they are getting with Hunter Erickson. Plus, some news on Utah's foreign trip this summer and much more! Runnin' Hoops Podcast 30% Off Exclusive Deal! – FlyFitTees

Dr. Monique Derr has worked as a humanitarian and human rights activist for nearly 20 years. Her research and service focus has been on human trafficking and gender/socio-economic inequality issues. She has a rich background working in non-profits as a project and accounts manager, director, fundraiser, community outreach manager, homeless outreach worker, and trainer. Her activism has taken her to Kenya and Guatemala, where she conducted field research and focused on educational development. She is a professional performer and journalist; having worked as a television panelist on a nationally syndicated talk show as well as written for various publications. She completed a PhD in Human Science with a specialization in transformative social change and works as a professor of sociology and communications at UVU and SLCC.

Future Runnin' Ute Hunter Erickson stops by the podcast to discuss this past season at SLCC and what he's looking forward to most. Plus, new commits for both the men's and women's teams and much more! Runnin' Hoops Podcast 30% Off Exclusive Deal! – FlyFitTees

Olga Assayah was born in Kiev Ukraine and moved to the United States at the age of 5. She always had a love and appreciation for art and its expression and learned to sew as a little girl. She graduated from SLCC fashion institute and decided to start Zaiya Collection to create beautiful designs that are innovative yet practical for everyday life. She lives in Salt Lake City with her husband and 2 daughters. Business Links: Instagram: @ZaiyaCollection Website: www.ZaiyaCollection.com Facebook.com/ZaiyaCollection

“Before The Sun Sets” with Sean Stetson BOS@PIT 04/01/23Jordan and Jeff are joined today by known Bruins fan and Salt Lake City resident Sean Stetson, digital editor of SLCC's The Globe. Spirited BOS@PIT hockey talk ensues as the Penguins look to take on the this year's President's Trophy winners.Thank you for listening!! Follow us on Twitter @penspod // @penspod_JT (Jeff) @fidgenewton (Jordan) … Follow Sean Stetson on Twitter: @SMS4988Enjoy tonight's Penguins home game versus the B's … AND of COURSE:LETS GO PENS!!JEFF TAYLOR + JORDAN DEFIGIO

I talk with my cousin, Isaac Wood, about individual running and performance. Isaac is the Head Cross Country coach for SLCC. Executive and Director and co-founder of the Run Elite Program. Also the Head Advisor for the Cambodian track and field team. Listen in and let me know if you'd like to hear more! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kiel-marshall/support

In this week episode, I interview Trentin Atkin who is currently an assistant coach at Salt Lake Community College. In part one, he tells about his journey growing up playing youth soccer, his ADHD, being recruited to college and what made him start coaching. Make sure to join in for next week's episode where we hear the rest of the interview with information on college recruiting, the program at SLCC and more on his ADD/ADHD.Leave me a voice message on SpeakPipe! You could be featured on an episode!https://www.speakpipe.com/KickItWithKatieFollow me on Instagram @kick_it_with_katie_podcastContact me at kickitwithkatiepod@gmail.comWant to be a guest? Link here

Salt Lake Community College is a big part of West Valley City. As the only community college in the state, it offers unique opportunities for students. Salote Halatoa, Assistant Admissions Director at SLCC, calls in to discuss what makes the college unique and what scholarship opportunities there are for students.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest is Ryan Pécot, proprietor of Tchoup's MidCity Smokehouse, a full-service BBQ restaurant and bar located at 117 S. College Road in Lafayette. Discover Lafayette is proud to partner with Eat Lafayette and Lafayette Travel to showcase this young entrepreneur whose creative concepts are redefining the 'cool' culture of Lafayette. Ryan's work ethic started early in life when he said he'd like a car and his dad, Kirby Pécot, told him to go get a job. He took an entry-level job at Outback Steakhouse dumping the trash cans and worked his way up to management and becoming a part of the training team for the chain. Today, Ryan's typical workday is jam-packed as he also serves as Senior Retail Leasing and Development Advisor with Stirling Properties, a career he began after graduation from UL-Lafayette in 2001, and as the owner of Paws & Paw Paw's boarding/daycare/grooming facilities with his wife, Traci. Another endeavor, Adopted Dog Brewing, is also anticipated to open soon at 329 Dulles Drive (near SLCC) which will be the only brewery within the city limits of Lafayette. Ryan and Traci have always enjoyed traveling and looking for offbeat restaurants and breweries while on the road. Ryan calls himself a beer aficionado as well as a lover of good BBQ, so finding great local restaurants tucked away unexpectedly in the middle of a neighborhood while on the road always brings joy. These adventures are what inspired Ryan to open Tchoup's in mid-city Lafayette as he didn't see anyone in Lafayette offering the unique combo of BBQ, a full-service bar and outdoor seating, all tucked away in a 2600-square-foot structure that incorporates many of the homey elements of the original dwelling built decades ago. As a seasoned commercial realtor, Ryan approached his restaurant's location with the same special care he affords all of his retail clients. Tchoup's venue was not chosen randomly; it was selected specifically for its geographic location in the core of Lafayette, the "Mid City," and Ryan hopes this moniker will become a trend with many others following suit. He believes the side roads, what he calls "B" streets, off of Johnston Street have something very special to offer the residential neighborhoods that don't typically have the option of a restaurant near their home. He knew immediately that Tchoup's site was the perfect location for his original concept and did a lot of the carpentry work himself to maintain his vision. When you walk in, you feel instantly at ease; Tchoup's has a lovely feel that evokes memories of family gatherings and festive occasions. Tchoup's opened in June 2020 in the midst of the pandemic. Even with the incredible challenges brought about by the shutdown, Tchoup's has grown into a popular dining destination known for its comfortable ambiance and for being a friendly place to bring your dog. Tchoup's even offers a complete menu for your dog to choose from, including selections such as dog beers (broth-based) and dog treats such as Crunchy Rabbit, Jones' Whole Pig Ear, or Hawaiian Luau Bites! Tchoupitoulas was the inspiration for Tchoup's MidCity Smokehouse. Ryan and his wife, Traci, are both dog lovers and opened Paws & Paw Paw's boarding/daycare/grooming facility Tchoup's offerings are all 'scratch,' meaning everything is freshly prepared from start to finish and of the highest quality. There is no freezer or microwave on site. Food is brought in fresh and cooked fresh. Ryan spoke of how he enjoys doing business with local vendors and fills up a shopping cart of sausage each Tuesday at NuNu's. Ryan credits other local restauranteurs for the great support they have offered him. He partnered with Social Entertainment's Gus Rezende and John Peterson who helped him draft his employee handbook and navigate other start-up issues. The Burnt Bacon Ends are a huge hit and consist of pork belly with a homemade special rub,

In this episode of Meat and Potatoes, Deneece Huftalin, President of SLCC, sits with Garrett Clark to talk about the future of SLCC, now called Salt Lake Tech. Salt Lake Tech is a technical school that offers short-term, high-demand training programs that helps students be workforce ready much faster and cheaper. Outline of conversation: 0:00 Introduction 0:30 Salt Lake Tech 4:30 Salt Lake Tech and SLCC 7:30 Diversity at SLCC 11:15 Herriman Campus 14:30 Shifting curriculums 20:00 Grit and tenacity 24:00 Effects of the pandemic 28:15 Gail Miller School of Business 30:00 75 year celebration Social: Twitter - https://twitter.com/siliconslopes Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/siliconslopes/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/silicon-slopes/  

Welcome to part 2 of the conversation on how we live affects our mental health. In this episode we discuss upbringing, taking time to process in a busy schedule, and other important ideas.

Lucy Shirisia is a human development instructor at Salt Lake Community College. Her classes changed my life and I'm happy to share with you this insightful episode on some of the reasons why mental disorders, including depression and suicide are rising in our society.Live Right Now is seeking to reveal the principles of how life works, to help people see what's right in front of them, make better choices, and live a happy and fulfilling life.

Brandon and Dan answer fan questions on this episode of Intentionally Blank recorded live at FanX!https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson

Brandon and Dan talk about all of their jobs leading up to becoming full-time writers on this episode of Intentionally Blank recorded live at FanX!https://www.reddit.com/r/Sanderson/Can be listened to almost everywhere podcasts can be found.Produced by Adam HorneSound engineering and editing by Daniel Thompson

Police use of force has often been in the news often over the last few years. We spoke with Chris Bertram, Retired Deputy Police Chief and Associate Professor of Criminal Justice at SLCC about a recent update on an ongoing case here in Utah.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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UVU asst. coach Todd Phillips joins The Drive to discuss his hoops path, working with coach Madsen, coaching Gary Payton II at SLCC + more

Texter warfare to kick off the presentation. The richest people from Canton. St. Louis Country Club. Can we get in. Iggy details his career there. Pepper and Geenie field trip to exclusive Country Clubs. Mr. Lix joins the show to discuss SLCC, Warson Woods, and just generally stick his nose up in the air. Peaches Record Store. Francesa interviews Joe Micheletti and steam rolls right over every response. Bieber. Drew VerHagen fumbled the bag last night, Cardinals lose to the Rays. Buster Olney on 101 yesterday saying he views the Cardinals as World Series contenders. The difference in philosophy between the Cardinals and Blues. What will the Cardinals do at the deadline? Real hot next week.

Brad's sons Braden & Preston and his nephew Mason are highlighted in this special episode on baseball! Braden, Preston, and Mason discuss what it's like to play baseball together for the SLCC Bruins, growing up together and the effort required to succeed in baseball, and their plans for life when their baseball careers come to a close!

Salt Lake Community College head baseball coach DG Nelson See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I've talked about this a few times here on the podcast before. But, just in case you haven't heard, I left my teaching job at St. Louis Christian College this past summer in order to focus full-time on ghostwriting and running my Daily Writer membership community. Now that SLCC has announced it will be merging with another school at the end of this school year, I have been reflecting a lot on what I learned as a professor during the previous 17 years. One of the most important things I learned as a teacher is the value of assessment. "Assessment" is a broad term for a set of practices designed to help you see if you're reaching your goals. Most people in higher ed honestly hate assessment because it feels like a huge pain. It's time-consuming and often feels like busy work. However, being in this world taught me the value of taking a detailed, honest look at how you can improve. On today's episode, Kent shares three critical things he learned as a college professor that can help us with our writing. *** Are you looking for a community of enthusiastic, generous writers to help you build better habits and grow your writing business? Check out our Daily Writer Community.  Check out our Daily Writing Prompts, which will help you break through creative blocks, brainstorm new ideas, and get back into a state of flow. Writing prompts are a fantastic creative tool for creative writing, journaling, teaching, social media posts, podcasting, and more! Connect with Kent:  https://DailyWriterLife.com  Facebook: https://facebook.com/kent.sanders  Instagram: https://instagram.com/kentsanders  LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/kent-sanders  Twitter: https://twitter.com/kentsanders