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If you're looking for reliable and affordable roofing services in League City, Dickinson, South Houston, or Deer Park, the team at Galveston County Roofing (409-419-6108) has been serving local communities for almost 20 years. Go to https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/roofing-contractor for more information. Galveston County Roofing City: Kemah Address: 808 Anders Ln Website: https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/

Kemah-based Galveston County Roofing (409-419-6108) offers fully licensed and insured services at prices that won't break the bank, making them the first option for homes and businesses across Galveston County and South Houston. Go to https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/roofing-contractor for more information. Galveston County Roofing City: Kemah Address: 808 Anders Ln Website: https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/ Phone: +1 409 419 6108

Looking for top-quality roofing repairs? Galveston County Roofing (409 419 6108) offers services throughout the South Houston area, with construction and roofing solutions for your home. Visit https://galvestoncountyroofing.com for details. Galveston County Roofing City: Kemah Address: 808 Anders Ln Website: https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/ Phone: +1 409 419 6108

For affordable, reliable, and high-quality asphalt shingle roofing repairs in Pasadena and surrounding parts of South Houston, contact the trusted local team at Galveston County Roofing (409-419-6108). Go to https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/roofing-contractor for more information. Galveston County Roofing City: Kemah Address: 808 Anders Ln Website: https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/ Phone: +1 409 419 6108

It's been too long, South Houston! Let's get after this Nerd-In for the BOA South Houston Regional! We'll go over the schedule and talk about why this reintroduced contest in a new venue will surely make for a magical night.

In this episode, Madison Law, sales and service coordinator from Davey's South Houston office, discusses how fall fertilization and planting can help cultivate and preserve your landscape throughout the year. In this episode we cover:  Why do you need to fertilize your trees? (:48)What is the best fertilization method for trees? (1:33) (2:10)When is Madison's favorite time of the year to fertilize, and how often should you fertilize your trees? (3:00)What fertilizers do Madison use in her job? (5:01)Fall planting season (5:48)Planting trees too deep (6:23) How to identify an above-grade area to plant your trees in (7:25)How to properly plant container trees (8:16)What should healthy soil look like before planting your trees? (9:18)Proper mulching and composting practices (12:08)How can you improve soil quality before planting trees? (13:22)How to prevent planting the wrong trees in the wrong places (14:35) (15:44)What size tree should you buy before planting? (17:14)Are trees supposed to be staked? (18:30) (19:27)What trees should not be planted in the Houston area? (20:13)Madison's favorite part of her job (21:29)To find your local Davey office, check out our find a local office page to search by zip code.To learn more general and fall tree planting tips, read our blogs, When Is It Too Late to Plant a Tree in Fall? and Tree Planting Guide: 3 Methods of Planting Trees.Connect with Davey Tree on social media:Twitter: @DaveyTreeFacebook: @DaveyTreeInstagram: @daveytreeYouTube: The Davey Tree Expert CompanyLinkedIn: The Davey Tree Expert Company Connect with Doug Oster at www.dougoster.com. Have topics you'd like us to cover on the podcast? Email us at podcasts@davey.com. We want to hear from you!Click here to send Talking Trees Fan Mail!

Tropical Storm Beryl had a significant impact on the South Houston region, and trusted local contractor Galveston County Roofing (409-419-6108) can help you recover with their rapid response roof assessment and repair service. Go to https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/roofing-contractor for more information. Galveston County Roofing City: Kemah Address: 808 Anders Ln Website: https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/ Phone: +1 409 419 6108

If you're looking for a reliable and affordable asphalt shingle roofing contractor in Deer Park, Friendswood, Pearland, or another part of South Houston, look no further than Galveston County Roofing (409-419-6108). Go to https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/roof-maintenance/ for more information. Galveston County Roofing City: Kemah Address: 808 Anders Ln Website: https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/ Phone: +1 409 419 6108

Texas is experiencing the highest number of weather disasters ever recorded. If you live in Dickinson, Pearland, Seabrook, or another part of South Houston, Galveston County Roofing (409-419-6108) offers affordable and reliable roof repairs. Go tohttps://galvestoncountyroofing.com/roof-maintenance/ for more information. Galveston County Roofing City: Kemah Address: 808 Anders Ln Website: https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/ Phone: +1 409 419 6108

If you're having problems with seasonal flooding in the Southern Houston area, League City Drainage & Irrigation (409-572-0824) offers specialist soil drainage systems that restore the natural flow of water away from your home. Go to https://drainmyyardleaguecity.com for more information. Digital Dialogs City: Seabrook Address: 400 Lakeshore Dr. Website: https://digitaldialogs.agency

Galveston County Roofing (409-419-6108) is a trusted local contractor providing affordable and reliable roof repairs across South Houston, including Seabrook, Santa Fe, League City, Pearland, and La Porte. Go to https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/roof-maintenance/ for more information. Galveston County Roofing City: Kemah Address: 808 Anders Ln Website: https://galvestoncountyroofing.com/ Phone: +1 409 419 6108

Send us a Text Message.As human beings, we are all more than just one thing. We each hold more than one identity, and our cultural and ethnic backgrounds play huge parts in how we experience the world. Today In the Den, guest host Sara LaWall dives into the intersection of Latinx and Queer identities with two special guests, Gabe Morales & Alex Carmelo.Special Guest: Alex CarmeloAlex was born in Galveston, TX, and raised in the city of South Houston. He was brought up by his grandparents. Their strong dedication and discipline made him the person he is today.  Alex was the first person in his family to graduate from high school and attend college. His life journey has included some tough times, but he continues to fight not only for himself but the community he serves.  As an openly gay Latino/Hispanic, he is truly passionate about helping the community. His first leadership position was as the executive liaison for Houston Millennials.  He currently sits on the board of directors of the National Hispanic Professional Organization, Houston Dia Los Muertos, and the Houston Livestock show.  Alex truly believes that as he empowers himself, he can help others become leaders.  Motto:  “Don't talk the talk, walk the walk.”Special Guest: Gabriel MoralesGabriel is a 34 year old first-generation Houstonian. After years of yearning to study, practice, and work hands-on in the field of art, he was lucky enough to stumble upon a graphic design course at the University of Houston-Downtown (UHD), where he found his calling. Soon after, under the leadership of his graphic design professor/mentor, Gabriel joined the inaugural Graphic Design Research Initiative program at UHD, where he worked alongside his professor and a select group of fellow students to gain real-world experience in design projects with non-profit organizations. Gabriel was then invited to interview for a graphic design student position at the UHD Advancement & University Relations office, where he was offered a full-time position, after graduating with a BA in Fine Arts. Gabriel has been designing with UHD for eight years now and has since earned the title of Manager of Graphic Design. Outside of work, Gabriel does freelance design and spends his free time hanging out with his family, best friends/roommates, and his cat, watching movies, and singing along to musicals. Links from the Show:Join Mama Dragons today at www.mamadragons.org Mama Dragons on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mamadragons Mama Dragons on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themamadragons/ In the Den is made possible by generous donors like you. Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today at www.mamadragons.org.  Connect with Mama Dragons:WebsiteInstagramFacebookDonate to this podcast

Chalk Talk's Kim Y. Davis opens the show! We start with the Get It Off Ya Chest segment talking the overreaction to people when it comes to absences from voluntary OTAs. From there, we get into training camp for the Texans and what the rookies are looking like. And we finish the show with a game: 5 Questions, 2 Answers and 1 Choice. #HTownMade #NFL --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/touringtheafcsouth/support

Episode 479 - Identity Shift   Today we have Destiny. She is 29 and lives in South Houston, TX. She took her last drink on December 30th, 2023.   Better Help:  www.betterhelp.com/elevator - 10% off your first month. #sponsored   Café RE just submitted its application to become a 501c3 non-profit organization. The team has been working on the application for about 8 months and we have been told, in another 4-6 months, Café RE will become a nonprofit.   We are going to be able to take our yearly service project to the next level, in which we can receive donations, then use those funds to make this planet a better place for all. Click the link below if you would like to check out Café RE.   Café RE – promo code OPPORTUNITY waives set up fee.   [03:12] Thoughts from Paul:   Paul shares with us that nothing is static, and everything is constantly changing. The roles we play in life are no exception. You are always changing. There was a time when your identity was an infant, then a child. Paul shares the many identities that he has had over the years and that he no longer identifies as a drinker.   Identities of some of the largest beer brands in the history of the world are changing seemingly overnight and they are changing their identities for one reason only. That is because you are changing your identity. White Claw now has an AF option, only because enough customers have changed their identities and are beginning to ask for it and that's the only reason why White Claw has this option.   As your identity changes in regard to alcohol, start asking for what your identity craves. Next time you are at a restaurant, ask if they have an AF drink menu or what their options are.   It is 100% okay to change your identity to a non-drinker in a seemingly drunk world.   Athletic Greens   [09:19] Paul introduces Destiny:   Destiny is 29 years old; she is married, and they have a three-year-old son and a German Shorthaired Pointer. For work, Destiny is a nurse where she sees a lot of the damage that alcohol can cause.   Destiny began drinking in her teens and it progressed from there. She worked in the restaurant industry for almost 10 years while attending nursing school. After graduating and starting to work in the ICU, she spent a lot of her time off drinking.   She had her son in May of 2020 and suffered with some postpartum issues. Added to the already stressful ICU, the pandemic was happening, and she got married. Destiny says there was always an excuse to drink, and she often found herself the drunkest person in the room and frequently had blackouts.   Destiny would be able to quit for small stretches of time and would attempt forms of moderation. Her husband would mention that she was drinking too much, and she would deflect and shift some blame on the situations around her that she felt called for drinking.   A rock-bottom moment for Destiny was when she realized that her marriage was beginning to suffer along with all of her goals in life. She says she would have plans that she wanted to but felt like there was a wall that she kept running into. She pictures the wall as alcohol and everything else was on the other side.   Destiny has not gone to AA but says she enjoys reading books, listening to podcasts, and surrounding herself with supportive people who themselves do not drink. She has been spending a lot of time at the gym, she and her husband have started counseling, and she has be going to therapy. When the cravings hit, she plays the tape forward and recalls how things will end if she does decide to drink.   Destiny's best sober moment: playing fetch with her dog and her young son.   Destiny's parting piece of guidance: if you're thinking about it, you should probably do it.   Café RE – promo code OPPORTUNITY waives set up fee. RE merch Instagram   Recovery Elevator YouTube Sobriety Tracker iTunes      Recovery Elevator I love you guys. Let's go big because eventually we'll all go home.

Stories we're following this morning at Progress Texas: Senate Republicans including Ted Cruz and John Cornyn cave to pressure from Donald Trump, backing out of a deal to end their so-called "invasion" at the border: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/politics/texas/article/cruz-cornyn-border-bill-18653781.php The deal, to be fair, was not universally loved by Democrats: https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/07/politics/senate-border-ukraine-israel-aid-vote/index.html All this echoes failure in the U.S. House in their attempted Alejandro Mayorkas impeachment, derailed in part by South Houston's Rep. Al Green: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/07/us/politics/johnson-impeachment-israel-aid.html From Fox News, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries' comments on Al Green's vote: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/jefferies-defend-surprise-appearance-texas-democrat-failed-mayorkas-impeachment-vote Yet another tough guy photo op and press conference today with Governor Greg Abbott in Eagle Pass today: https://www.kcbd.com/video/2024/02/08/gov-abbott-host-texas-house-representatives-border-security-news-conference-eagle-pass-2/ Eagle Pass residents are fed up and fearful of political and racial violence: https://www.tpr.org/border-immigration/2024-02-07/right-wing-border-convoy-leaves-eagle-pass-residents-on-edge The stabbing attack on a Palestinian man in Austin has been determined by the Austin Police Department to likely have been a hate crime: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/stabbing-palestinian-american-man-texas-motivated-bias-police-say-rcna137783 Ken Paxton, whose legal team have helped delay his securities fraud trial for eight years, is now complaining that he's not been given a speedy trial: https://www.kxan.com/news/texas-politics/paxton-looks-to-dismiss-securities-fraud-charges-says-right-to-speedy-trial-was-violated/ Paxton-backed Texas House hopeful Jared Woodfill of Houston is under renewed scrutiny over allegations he misappropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars from his clients: https://www.texastribune.org/2024/02/07/jared-woodfill-kim-ogg-fraud-investigation/ While an Amarillo House candidate is dogged by allegations that her rich father is trying to buy her election: https://www.expressnews.com/politics/article/fairly-texas-legislature-vouchers-18651969.php Black History Month is underway! Progress Texas has a full schedule of events to follow: https://progresstexas.org/blog/celebrating-african-american-arts-and-artisans-black-history-month Progress Texas is seeking to add 29 new recurring donors during our February membership drive - we'd appreciate the support: https://progresstexas.org/donate

"Books can be the perfect prescriptions to let us know that we're going to be okay.”  - John SchuJohn Schu's entire life has been shaped by books. As a kid, he fell in love with Shel Silverstein; Emily Dickinson comforted him as he was battling an eating disorder, and “The One and Only Ivan,” well, that book changed his life. In fact, it nearly put him into debt (he tells that story in the episode!)The powerful impact books have had on his life inspired him to dedicate his life to sharing this power with everyone he can. His career as an educator led him to the library, the library led him across America, and now he has started a new career as a writer of stories himself.John made his debut with "This is a School," followed by "This is a Story" and "The Gift of Story." However, in his latest work, "Louder Than Hunger," he bravely delves into a new realm of vulnerability. This semi-autobiographical tale draws from the most challenging period in his life, navigating the depths of his battle with anorexia.In this episode, Mr. Schu, as in Mr.SchuReads,  tells us about the transformative reads that shaped his life and explains how some of those stories helped him and some actually harmed him. We'll hear how he became an author, and about the emotional toll it took to write “Louder Than Hunger.”***Connect with Jordan and The Reading Culture @thereadingculturepod and subscribe to our newsletter at thereadingculturepod.com/newsletter. ***In John's reading challenge, Story Within a Story, he wants us to read the actual books found in the pages of his book, “This is a Story.”You can find his list and all past reading challenges at thereadingculturepod.com.Today's Beanstack Featured Librarian is Amanda Maslanka, a 26-year veteran in education and an elementary school librarian in South Houston. She offered valuable advice for parents and caregivers to get kids excited about reading.ContentsChapter 1 - Mr.SchuReads' GrandmaChapter 2 - An Internal StruggleChapter 3 - Recovery and Emily DickinsonChapter 4 - Best Teacher EverChapter 5 - Becoming a WriterChapter 6 - The One and Only IvanChapter 7 - Power to Heal, Power to HarmChapter 8 - Ready to ShareChapter 9 - Story Within a StoryChapter 10 - Beanstack Featured LibrarianLinksThe Reading CultureThe Reading Culture Newsletter SignupJohn SchuMr. Schu ReadsLouder Than Hunger by John Schu | GoodreadsThe One and Only IvanThe Reading Culture on Instagram (for giveaways and bonus content)Beanstack resources to build your community's reading cultureHost: Jordan Lloyd BookeyProducer: Jackie Lamport and Lower Street MediaScript Editors: Josia Lamberto-Egan, Jackie Lamport, Jordan Lloyd Bookey

In 2017, Rashun Richardson enrolled as a freshman at Hillcrest High School in Dallas. He claimed to be a Hurricane Harvey refugee from South Houston who had just lost his home, and everything else along with it. Just a few weeks later, Rashun became the star of the Hillcrest Panthers varsity basketball team, perennial losers who suddenly found themselves winning big behind an unstoppable player putting up 30, and sometimes 40 points a game. But just after the season, where Rashun was named the district's offensive player of the year, there's a knock at his door. It's the police and they have some questions. Reporter Max Marshall reveals the truth of Hillcrest High's star, delving deep into a story that's as much about class and opportunity as sports.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This episode features Steven Foster, President, South Houston Market, CHI St. Luke's Health. Here, he discusses the National Association of Latino Healthcare Executives (NALHE), what he is focusing on going into the end of the year, advice for emerging leaders looking to have impactful careers, and more.

Madison Law from Davey's South Houston office talks about working in locations with extreme heat and her Davey experience.In this episode we cover:  How Madison works in extreme heat (1:15)What Madison does for Davey (2:53)Houston in the winter (4:01)How Houston trees handle extreme weather (5:30)Optimal time to plant in Southern states (6:31)Live Oaks & White Oaks (8:46)Trees Madison loves (10:13)How Madison became an arborist (12:00)Madison's experience in the male dominated industry (12:46)What Madison gets out of her job (14:05)Rainfall in Houston (15:00)Properly watering in hot climates (16:03)Mulching in extreme heat (17:52)To find your local Davey office, check out our find a local office page to search by zip code.  To learn more about caring for trees in hot, dry conditions, read our blog How Often to Water Trees During a Drought.Connect with Davey Tree on social media:Twitter: @DaveyTreeFacebook: @DaveyTreeInstagram: @daveytreeYouTube: The Davey Tree Expert CompanyLinkedIn: The Davey Tree Expert Company Connect with Doug Oster at www.dougoster.com. Have topics you'd like us to cover on the podcast? Email us at podcasts@davey.com. We want to hear from you!    

In this episode we sat down with Russel, owner of Velocity Parts & Performance located in South Houston that specialize in Ford specifically the coyote 5.0L in the F150, they can also pretty much knock out anything ford or chevy. In this podcast we talked about grudge racing, the shop, new build, baby king ranch, racing other shops or personal trucks, trucks, & more, as of right now they are the fastest in the 4x4 class. Thank you for watching this movie we have made for you all.

Si es tu primera vez aquí. O si ya has estado, pero como si lo fuera. Te mando esta postal sonora de Nueva York desde el SoHo. A los neoyorquinos les encanta inventar palabras acortando un puñado de ellas: TriBeCa es Triangle Below Canal (el triángulo que forman las calles debajo de Canal Street), Dumbo es Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass (la parte de Brooklyn que está debajo del Puente de Manhattan), NoLiTa es North of Little Italy (el barrio al norte de la Pequeña Italia) y SoHo es South Houston (al sur de la calle Houston). Pero lo curioso de este barrio no es el acrónimo, sino la manera que tienen aquí de pronunciar la ciudad más poblada del estado de Texas. En cualquier contexto sería «Jiuston» pero, cuando esa palabra está asociada a la calle neoyorquina es «Jauston». Así que Houston Street no es «Jiuston Street», sino «Jauston Street». Ir a la deriva de sus calles un domingo por la mañana te puede traer a tierra firme o llevarte mar adentro. Esta vez la playa en la que encallo es McNally Jackson, una de mis librerías favoritas. Pero el SoHo es algo más que un acrónimo. El SoHo es esa ex que se lleva un libro y nunca te lo devuelve. No sabes a quién reclamar. Ni siquiera sabes si hay derecho a reclamar. Tienes dos opciones: o tirar de estoicismo y comprarte otro o tirar de estoicismo y no comprarte otro. El SoHo es cuestión de estoicismo cuando te pierdes por sus intrincadas calles de un barrio en el que parece que te has salido de Nueva York. Solo cuando te asomas a Broadway puedes recordar que sigues en esta ciudad. El resto es un panal de adoquines en el suelo, ladrillo visto en las paredes y escaleras de incendio en las fachadas de los edificios coronados por depósitos de agua. Al SoHo vienes a encontrarte, pero terminas perdiéndote. Gracias por escucharme. Un abrazo desde Nueva York.

Whether today's guest was in South Houston or in the Great White North at the University of Alaska-Anchorage one thing remained the same: she was a certified bucket getter. After making history by bringing the Aldine Mustangs back to the playoffs after a long drought she is looking to do the same back on the Southside of Town - welcome the Head Girls Basketball Coach at Pasadena Memorial Jennifer Salazar to the show! - Growing up in Pasadena, TX and offering Ranchito's as an alternative to Don'Key's for great Mexican food when in town! - After a great career at SoHo, Jen refined her skills Junior College powerhouse Garden City, before heading up north to the Union's 49th state and trying to win it all at the University of Alaska-Anchorage - Coming home to PISD to begin her coaching career before making a name for herself by leading a dramatic turnaround at Aldine High School complete with a nail-biting 1st round home playoff game in front of a sellout crowd against area power Klein Collins - Call her the Head Coach-Whisperer an astounding number of Coach Salazar's assistants have gone on to lead their own successful programs! - Coming back to her hometown district to lead the new kids on the block at Pasadena Memorial High School - Finally Coach is a standout Flag Football player so we play a Texans Mount Rushmore as well as a USWNT edition of Start/Bench/Cut with names like Rapinoe, Lloyd, and Morgan Start/Bench/Cuts are brought to you by our good friends at MVP Marketing Group: A Turnkey Solution for Schools. Check out their website at mvpmarketinggroup.org to learn more. Reach out to CEO Mike Vogelaar at CEO@MVPMarketingGroup.org or (254)640-1094 to talk about how they can help ease the stress of attracting and retaining sponsors for your program. Tell him Coach Kovo sent you by for a Team Player Podcast discount! Join the Team Player Revolution! The biggest help is to leave a 5-star rating on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts. This is what moves us up the rankings so more people can hear the stories of coaches changing lives. Get TPP updates on Twitter @coach_kovo If you're digging the Team Player Vibe we want to hear about it! Hit us up at teamplayerpodcast@gmail.com - we lift up our own inside Team Player Nation. Many of our Team Player alums started out as fans of the show that reached out, or, were recommended by other Team Players Art for the Team Player Podcast was created by Kaiser St. Cyr Music for the Team Player Podcast is from the single One More/Good Enough by Avrion - available on all platforms --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Houston Dash chaplain Fleceia Comeaux is back this week on "Inside the Chapel," this time to talk about how Christians can seek God's plan. It can be difficult at times to discern what is coming from God versus the world, but Comeaux illustrates what seeking God's plan looks like. On top of her role with the Dash, Comeaux serves as the coordinator of WNBA chaplains. She also serves as the director of women's ministry for USA Youth Outreach and is the South Houston rep for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. "Inside the Chapel" is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. This episode is presented by Compassion International. To learn more about Compassion and what it means to sponsor a child, visit compassion.com/sportsspectrum. If you enjoyed this message, we know you'll enjoy these as well: — Houston Dash chaplain Fleceia Comeaux on contentment — Houston Rockets chaplain Mike Rosas – ‘Do You Want to Be Well?' — Oklahoma softball chaplain Sarah Roberts on comparison

Fleceia Comeaux serves as the team chaplain for the Houston Dash as well as the coordinator of WNBA chaplains. She also serves as the director of women's ministry for USA Youth Outreach and is the South Houston rep for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. This week on "Inside the Chapel," she shares a message from Exodus 4 where she asks her athletes, "what's in your hand?" She assures her team of the truth that God told Moses in that moment, that everything they need, they already have. She challenges her players to ponder three ideas: -"Don't discount what God adds value to." -"Don't limit God with your poor perspective." -"Don't worry about what others will think." "Inside the Chapel" is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. If you enjoyed this message, we know you'll enjoy these as well: — Oklahoma softball chaplain Sarah Roberts on comparison — WNBA volunteer chaplain Freda Doxey on identity – ‘Who Are You?' — Rutgers chaplain Tyler Stowell on worth – ‘Am I Good Enough?'

De laatste aflevering van De Oversteek: Down South, en die eindigt in Houston. De oude oliestad transformeert snel in een stad die voorop loopt in de (hernieuwbare) energiesector. Maar ondanks die snelle ontwikkelingen blijft het een conservatieve stad, op cultureel en religieus vlak, maar ook wat betreft wapens en in het onderwijs. Je hoort Olivia Simoen-Deman van de Dutch School Houston, die kinderen uit Houston bijles geeft in de Nederlandse taal. Ook hoor je Ralf van der Ven, van Acretio, die al jaren in de energiesector werkt, eerst voor Shell nu met zijn eigen bedrijf. Ook hoor je weer Jacob Willemsen, over ondernemen in Houston. Hij opende er zelf ook recentelijk zijn eigen kantoor.

Tyler takes a shot at 5/5, and things start out great, but go sideways quickly. He gets into a lot of tricky spots that him and Clint go over. Clint reviews the platinum membership on club GG, and the South Houston poker room.  The podcast gets put in the top 35 poker podcasts. 35 Best Poker Podcasts to Listen to in 2022 (feedspot.com)

Jam-packed episode with the new Head Football Coach/Campus Athletic Coordinator at Aldine High School and Secretary of the Hispanic TXHSFBCA, welcome Cirilo Ojeda to the Team Player Podcast! - growing up in South Houston before making the move to rival Pasadena - the stories of pranks with the mascots Hector and Baldy, and reliving one of the Golden Ages of Texas HS FB - forget calling him Coach Ojeda, we may as well call him the Pitmaster! This guy wants all the smoke when he fires up the pit - 4 out of 4 now Team Player alumni who were not planning on coaching when they first entered college - Coach recounts why he loves the University of Houston and why the Original Frenchy's on Scott Street is the best - listen to the story of marrying his HS sweetheart, how she always has his back, and the one time she had to hit him with the honest truth to put him back on track towards his goals - Coach recounts the hilarious story of his first lesson coaching 7th graders as well as all the things he learned from various programs along the way, including my old stomping grounds: Ridge Point HS - the incredible story of how he went from 8 kids in the bleachers when he first arrived at Sharpstown, to contending for a playoff spot just one year later - Coach dropped gems all throughout the episode including his blue print for bringing Aldine back to its former glory and insights into being an effective leader on campus - we put Coach on the hot seat for real with this week's edition of Start/Bench/Cut. It was an All-QB edition with names like Ware, Klingler, Keenum, Moon, Marino, Elway, Kelly, Manning, Brady, and Rogers - finally Coach talked about the role and mission of the Hispanic TXHSFBCA and why visibility and representation matters Get TPP updates on Twitter @coach_kovo Join the Team Player Revolution! The biggest help is to leave a 5-star rating on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts. This is what moves us up the rankings so more people can hear the stories of coaches changing lives. Send us stories about coaches that made an impact in your life at teamplayerpodcast@gmail.com - we may read your story at the end of an episode or maybe your story will be the inspiration for a new episode of the show Art for the Team Player Podcast was created by Kaiser St. Cyr Music for the Team Player Podcast is from the single One More/Good Enough by Avrion - available on all platforms --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Neal A. Maxwell- Why Not Now, Jeffrey R. Holland- The Greatest Possession and Baptist Preacher on Book of Mormon. ACU Sunday Series. Neal A. Maxwell "Why Not Now" The Greatest Possession, Jeffrey R. Holland Baptist Preacher Says "A Guy Like Me Was Not Supposed to be Reading the Book of Mormon."   Neal A. Maxwell "Why Not Now" https://youtu.be/OP0qxwE-_sY 220,649 views Called to Share 41.7K subscribers My brothers and sisters, I should like to speak of and to a particular group of important individuals. These are they who fully intend, someday, to begin to believe and/or to be active in the Church. But not yet! These are not bad individuals, but good individuals who simply do not know how much better they could be. Such individuals often stay proximate to—but do not participate fully in—the Church. They will not come inside the chapel, but neither do they leave its porch. These are they who need and are needed by the Church, but who, in part, “live without God in the world.” Here is the link to Elder Maxwell's talk ➜ https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/s... #prophets #latterdaysaints #God ⛪ - Find a local Latter-day Saint Church to attend ➜ https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/m...

Neal A. Maxwell- Why Not Now, Jeffrey R. Holland- The Greatest Possession and Baptist Preacher on Book of Mormon. ACU Sunday Series. Neal A. Maxwell "Why Not Now" The Greatest Possession, Jeffrey R. Holland Baptist Preacher Says "A Guy Like Me Was Not Supposed to be Reading the Book of Mormon."   Neal A. Maxwell "Why Not Now" https://youtu.be/OP0qxwE-_sY 220,649 views Called to Share 41.7K subscribers My brothers and sisters, I should like to speak of and to a particular group of important individuals. These are they who fully intend, someday, to begin to believe and/or to be active in the Church. But not yet! These are not bad individuals, but good individuals who simply do not know how much better they could be. Such individuals often stay proximate to—but do not participate fully in—the Church. They will not come inside the chapel, but neither do they leave its porch. These are they who need and are needed by the Church, but who, in part, “live without God in the world.” Here is the link to Elder Maxwell's talk ➜ https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/s... #prophets #latterdaysaints #God ⛪ - Find a local Latter-day Saint Church to attend ➜ https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/m...

Welcome to The After Zarty: Late Night Talks a podcast where your host R&B Artist Zions View chats with people from all over about various topics that are common and uncommon. On Episode 202 featuring Killa Kriss & Kel we discuss dealing with men in jail, North Houston vs South Houston, how to show affection + More. Tune in every Thursday at 8pm for the premiere of each episode and live tweet with us using #TheAfterZarty.Subscribe: https://tinyurl.com/ZVSBCNeed advice or have a question you want to be answered CALL ME @ (404) 910-3071‬ for a chance to have yours answered on an episodeFollow Zions Viewhttps://www.instagram.com/zionsview/​https://twitter.com/zionsview/​https://www.tiktok.com/@zionsviewFollow Killa Kelhttps://www.instagram.com/killaaaakel/Follow Killem Krisshttps://www.instagram.com/killemkrissss_/Stream BOYS CRY TOO -  available on all platforms https://ffm.to/bctzv

There was so much to share with this interview I had to break it into 2 shows. Part 2 will come out later this season. My guests today are Brett Bray and Theresa Hutchinson of the late Fetching Lab Brewery down in way South Houston. Brett was a full-time financial advisor and a part-time homebrewer so he has qualified to own a brewery as most of us in the beginning. Based on Brett's research, he felt opening a brewery when there were less than 50 TX breweries was “so darn viable that you'd be a total idiot not to do it.” In 2011, he announced on Twitter with the only tweet he's even sent that he was going to open a brewery. At this point, he'd already been thinking about it for 2 years. So he homebrewed hard for a year and a half every weekend on an all-grain system he cobbled together himself, with a little design help from Theresa. After 6 long years of due diligence, practice and planning, Theresa and Brett finally ripped open their doors in 2015. After ditching names like BadAss Brewing, at the last minute they decided to have the entire brewery inspired by their 11 week-old yellow lab. Which Theresa can do a much better job describing than I can…. Episode Sponsored by: Brewery Direct Simpson Motorcycle Helmets --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/damnbrewery/support

ABI Crew joined by South Houston artist @6400Duke premiering his single “steppin” and get into his life's story.

We are back!! join us as we discuss the new facility in South Houston. We will also discuss the start of the 2021 Spring Season.

Texas officials ignored federal recommendations to winterize the state's power grid and now the state's governor is facing criticism for blaming the state's winter power failure on green energy. We discuss that and more with Morgan Chesky, Peter Baker, Victoria DeFrancesco Soto, Dr. Irwin Redlener, South Houston, Texas Councilman Willie Rios, Eugene Robinson, and David Jolly.

Serving the Community PodcastSeason 1 Episode 8Meet my friend Mae Dell Johns Francis.  Mae Francis, known best for inspiring and transferring positivity to whomever she comes in contact with!!Mae is currently the President and Owner of Lookin' Up Consulting, a training and development company that builds interactive programs, speeches, and mentorships that educate and inspire professionals; as well as programs that support the emotional and social development of youth.With more than 25 years in the field of Teaching and Training, Mae believes that her purpose on Earth is to enhance the lives of others.  Mae spent 19 years in the chemical industry: five years selling plasticizers for Sterling Chemicals and 14 years as the Training and Development leader for Ashland Chemicals.  She is an active big sister for Gulf Coast, Big Brothers Big Sisters.Mae is an active member of Grace Community Church, South Houston.Mae is the mother of one, Whitnie, and married to Merlin.  More information about Mae herewww.lookinupconsulting.comTrisha Stetzel, owner of ResultsXtreme Business Solutions is your host.More About Trisha Herehttps://teamrxc.com/about-trisha/Video versions of Serving the Communityhttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnxZ3MPHYPGn61f6JNIQzVg82I7gIZo_dHow to Connect with TrishaFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/tstetzelLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/trisha-stetzel/Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/teamrxc_resultsxtreme/

We interview South Houston-based musician and trombonist Michael Razo of the Gulf Coast Soul Band, The Suffers, as he describes the creative process of the band, his own playing, and other creative aspirations. We discuss his early beginnings and influences, family, music education, and creating during the quarantine.

In this episode This episode is for the entrepreneurs that are able to see the opportunities where others don't, that are inner-driven and know that success requires them to step outside of their zone of comfort and who are ready to create a business on their own terms, completely aligned with their values and brand vision.   Who is Jessica Holcomb? Jessica Holcomb is a Self Made Successful Entrepreneur & the Broker/Owner of White Glove Realty a Boutique Real Estate Firm located in South Houston. The firm currently has a team of 10 agents and serves the entire Houston and Metro Areas. Jessica is also the owner of White Glove Design which she opened in 2018 after building relationships with contractors and seeing a need for her clients needing to Design & Remodel to Live or Sell. The Design Firm focuses on complete remodels as well as commercial design & build outs. Jessica has been in the Real Estate Industry since 1999 selling new construction then moving onto residential resale and eventually getting her brokers license and opening her own brokerage. Jessica is a business & accountability coach to many and also has a group called Women Owning It! Where women own themselves, their businesses and their lives and receive motivation and positive support. She has hosted a podcast called Real Estate Power Talk and is launching a Women Owning It! Podcast so stay tuned! Jessica is a new author and is launching “Lead with your Gut” in Spring of 2020.  The links Want free coaching tools and alignment resources? Just ask!  Connect with Jessica here. Want to do the work on your self-doubt and set yourself up for an exciting year ahead? Have a look at my offers here. Do you have a burning question and need a quick answer? Book a 15 minute chat with me here. Grab your copy of Manifesting Made Simple: A Practical Guide Illustrated with Real Life Stories here.   About Dr Brooklyn Storme I am the Australian Business Coach that developed an approach to helping entrepreneurs and business owners that integrates Spirituality, Energy and Mindset with Business Strategy. My approach is called Business Alignment ©. You don't need to be spiritually-minded to benefit from what I teach as the content is underpinned by evidence-based psychological tools as well as science. I've published a best-selling book called Manifesting Made Simple: A Practical Guide with Real Life Stories (2019) and the second book, How to Manifest $1000 in 21 Days is due for release in December 2019. The third book is about Business Alignment and will be available in March 2020. Working and living on the Mornington Peninsula in Melbourne, Australia, I'm fortunate to have been able to present at workshops and TV appearances for corporations and publications locally and in USA and London. When I'm busy meditating or manifesting, I'm spending time with my Maltese X, Gabe-the-Magical-Dog who I love to bits!

Join us this week on the She Buys It Podcast as Whitney interviews Mary Claire Haver, MD, a doctor, business woman, and real estate investor from South Houston. When administrative burdens were growing increasingly hard, the hours started getting harder to manage, and she was getting older, Mary Claire Haver, MD, and her husband decided they needed a change. She was burning out and she knew she needed to find alternative sources of income. She started looking about 5 years ago, and she started in direct sales in a skin care company. It taught her entrepreneurship, business, and running a team. Her husband, a successful oilfield engineer, kept looking for ways to diversify their income. Together they wanted to teach their kids that going to school and working for others wasn't the only way to be successful. They had the opportunity to move overseas for two years. She took a sabbatical and they had sold their house to their company and bought a new one with the equity. When they returned to the US, they wanted to build, but instead lived in their small house, paid it off, and began to plan. They lived there for four years while they bought the lot (with cash), met with architects, and planned to pay off the new house as soon as it was finished. However, when the time came to sell it, they thought, "Wait a minute... this could be rental property." And it happened. Listen in as Whitney and Dr. Haver talk about how she and her husband started their rental company, how she and her husband work it, and how she came to start her other business to help menopausal women lose weight and love their body. Do You Want Immediate Access to the Top, Easy-to-Implement Steps to Closing Your Very First Deal?! Go to http://getyourfirstdeal.com/ and sign up!

Steve and Austin discusses what to expect from Training Camp for the Texans. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/profootballscoutingpod/support

[EPISODE] SOHO and The Beginnings of An Amazing New York Museum On this show we will journey to SOHO, on our second special episode in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion. My guests will be Joyce Gold of Joyce Gold History Tours, and Charles Leslie, longtime SOHO resident (really pioneer) and founder of the Leslie Lohman Museum, the country’s and indeed the world’s pre-eminent museum of LGBTQ art. Segment 1 Jeff kicks off the show by introducing his first guest, Joyce Gold, of Joyce Gold History Tours. Both Jeff and Joyce discuss the shorthand name of South Houston, or SoHo. Joyce talks about how the neighborhood dates back to the mid 1600s, and how it went from a hilly neighborhood to a very leveled place. Joyce continues about how SoHo became one of the most residential places in 1820s, and turned to shopping, industries, and today we know it for art. Joyce continues about the history of shopping in the neighborhood, and mentions the history of the African Grove Theater. Jeff and Joyce go back and forth with other industries that got their start in SoHo. Segment 2 Joyce talks about the tours that she has coming up, including one of the Bowery, a Gilded Age tour, and tour of Greenwich Village. Jeff brings up the architectural structures in SoHo, and Joyce continues about the popular cast iron architecture in the 1850's, and the process it took to create these structures. Joyce brings up the Haughwout building in SoHo, and the excitement around the first elevator. She continues by talking about the evolution of structures in SoHo, and mentions the Puck Building and all it’s been used for. Joyce talks about city planner, Robert Moses, and how artists began to come to the neighborhood. Segment 3 Jeff returns with mentioning sponsors, followed by a plug of Good Morning New York with Vince Rocco. Introduction of second guest, Charles Leslie. Jeff gives a brief overview of Charles’ different contributions to the queer arts communities, and an introduction of Charles himself. Jeff discusses Charles’ inspiration for leaving home and early life to his experience in Europe. Jeff focuses briefly on Charles’ time in Marrakech after the revolution. Charles moved to SoHo after discovering a passion for film editing, as real estate was plentiful and accessible. Charles discusses his impact on zoning of SoHo. Jeff and Charles discuss his interest, collection, and exhibition of gay art, drawing inspiration to greco-roman nudes. The two transition to Charles’ experience with and diffusing of the Stonewall riot. Jeff returns to Charles’ exhibition shows of gay art and the increase in frequency following the events of Stonewall. Culminating in the formation of a commercial art museum (Leslie-Lohman Museum). Segment 4 Returns with the current exhibits at the Leslie-Lohman Museum - record of what happened after stonewall. Jeff transitions to the AIDS crisis and the subsequent temporary closing of the museum. Leslie and Fritz has worked quite successfully to the preservation of endangered gay art. Charles speaks of the popularization of larger canvas work, for commercial purposes, and thus the search for larger spaces to work. Artists would often buy large spaces for not very much money. Jeff and Charles speaks of the current “vibe” of SoHo and the change that brought this new vibe. Charles remarks of how SoHo has become more of a comfortable and clean neighborhood, though there is no clear future of the neighborhood. Jeff and Charles closes with any tips for landlords in the SoHo area - “think twice about retail space”.

in Episode 5 of the Working on the Inside Podcast, Tricia features her very first mentor in Education. Sharron Burnett is a retired Educator who shares wisdom from her life beginning from her upbringing growing up in a single-mother household in South Houston to her prolific career as an Educator.  In this poignant interview, Sharron shares the values that have shaped her throughout her life.  Values of honesty, compassion and generosity have made Sharron a beloved teacher, principal, mentor, colleague, family member and friend. A critical turning point in Sharron’s life was learning to care for her Mother lived with the bipolar mental illness—in which Sharron has written a book documenting this life-altering experience.  Find out more of Sharron's remarkable story--she is a true, modern-day hero who models the very same values she grew up with as a shy, but sharp and feisty young girl.  

Visit ToughDecisions.net for complete show notes of each podcast episode. In this episode we share the mic with Justin Grimes. Justin is born and raised in South Houston, Texas and he is deeply involved in real estate with multiple streams of income and a focus on mortgage notes. Join us as Justin shares his story on how he accidentally started out in real estate, what events had him take it seriously, and how he’s coming back up from failing his first deal.

Visit ToughDecisions.net for complete show notes of each podcast episode. In this episode we share the mic with Justin Grimes. Justin is born and raised in South Houston, Texas and he is deeply involved in real estate with multiple streams of income and a focus on mortgage notes. Join us as Justin shares his story […]

After Harvey, Pastor Tony Pittman organized a team of volunteers to distribute food and materials in the South Houston neighborhood around his church. As immediate needs were met, the Pastor’s mission evolved into one that helped families rebuild. Along the way, Pastor Tony met Pilo Deleon and his family, including an inspiring child who is fighting cancer. Part 8 of 10-part series, "Stories from the Storm". More at houstonpublicmedia.org/harvey.

Two popular truck worlds converge in this episode of the Diesel Performance Podcast. Host of the podcast "C10Talk" Ronnie Wetch joins Paul for a dual episode. The guys dive deep into C-10s & Diesels and how the two come together in popular conversion projects.  Before Ronnie, Paul talks to Art Martinez of PSP Diesel in South Houston, Texas. Art is in the middle of the recovery efforts following the catastrophic Hurricane Harvey.   Art's contact information is 713-359-8615 art@pspdiesel.com This episode of the Diesel Performance Podcast was brought to you by:  Exergy Performance Exergyperformance.com and Wehrli Custom Fab WCFAB.COM    

Part two of my interview with my old runnin' partner, John T. Edge, delves into the genesis and development of his new book,  The Potlikker Papers: A Food History of The Modern South. I thought I'd just give you a taste of what John T. has to say regarding misconceptions about Southern culture and the importance of the region's food; a few auditory breadcrumbs, if you will.   "To speak of Southern culture, for the longest time people heard 'white Southern culture' when they heard that, or they heard 'Confederate-grounded Southern culture.' And the reality is that the South is as black as it is white. And, if anything, the imprint of black peoples on the region, and on its food and on its music, is actually primary, not secondary. And once you embrace that, a world of tolerance opens, a world of inclusivity opens, but we need to get there."    "I mean food offered me a way to think through my belief in this place, my anger in this place, this place being the South. That's always been the issue for me, and for many Southerners. It's Faulknerian in its roots; like, you love this place, you loathe this place, how do you resolve?"   "For the longest time people have tended to frame the South as a bunker of tradition. This place that was a stronghold against encroachment of new things, new peoples, new ideas. And that's just not true. It never has been true, and it's certainly not true today. So to apprehend Southern cuisine today is to travel to Houston, which I think of as kind of the twenty-first-century creole city of the South. If New Orleans was the nineteenth and twentieth centuries' creole city–small 'c' creole city of the South–Houston is the twenty-first-century creole city of the South. And to sit down at a place like Crawfish & Noodles or various other restaurants in Houston where they're Vietnamese-owned and they're doing Cajun-style crawfish."   I hope these morsels entice you to take a listen, because you'll discover even tastier stuff. You'll be glad you did. I promise.

PSP Diesel's Stephen Peters says a bullet-proofed Ford 6.0 is probably the least expensive, most reliable diesel power you can get. Stephen joins Paul and Danny on the podcast to explain the modifications included in the bullet-proofing process. He also goes into detail on the best way to keep a Ford 6.0 healthy (oil changes) but he also talks about oil filtration and how it's lowering maintenance costs and making the 6.0 look even better.  Check out PSP Diesel of South Houston, Texas: http://pspdiesel.com/index.html

Today we learned about Houston Money week and visited with HMW partner Money Management International. We were joined by Regional Director of Education and Community relations for MMI Rudy Cavazos Jr. We also discussed working with a non-profit credit counseling agency, financial literacy and credit card fraud   Recognized as a credit authority, Cavazos has represented MMI in numerous television, radio, print and online interviews.  He has hosted a weekly money management segment on a major San Antonio television station.  Also, Cavazos' quotes have appeared in national periodicals such as Wall Street Journal, TIME Washington Post, Chicago Tribune and Newsweek magazine. Locally, you can find his quotes and articles in newspapers such as The Courier and The Galveston Daily News. Cavazos joined MMI as a credit counselor at the Texas City, Texas office in 1996, where he assisted clients from Galveston County and South Houston and established relationships with local financial institutions.  In his 16 years at MMI, Cavazos has held several positions within the organization; counselor, community relations manager, regional director of counseling both in Houston and  San Antonio, Director of Public Relations, Regional Director, Industry Relations, Regional Director of Development and currently Regional Director of Education and Community Relations. You can find learn more about Houston Money Week and Money Management International by visiting : www.houstonmoneyweek.org    and www.moneymanagement.org     You can listen live by going to www.kpft.org and clicking on the HD3 tab. You can also listen to this episode and others by podcast at: http://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/moneymatters

Phil started Martial Arts at age 12 in South Houston where having a humble good nature and the warrior spirit was first and foremost. He first achieved rank in Tae Kwon Do & Hapkido under Master Chad Glisson. Master Chad Glisson also exposed Phil and his brothers to Shodo Kan Karate, Akido, Ryku Kenpo, Dillman theory pressure points, Small circle Jiu-Jitsu, Hapkido, Thai boxing, Jeet Kun Do, Kali, Judo, and whatever else he could. Chad Glisson was the first to tell The Cardella brothers about the Gracie Family and their system of fighting. Phil started offically training Relson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu at the Aiea assocation of Relson's Ran by Sam Mahi, Chris & Mike Onzuka and their assistant instructors. He started competing while in the Marine Corps and met Master Relson Gracie and has been a Champion on Master Relson's competition team since 1997. He has been lucky enough to train with some of the best fighters in the World & at some of the best schools on the planet. He is a full time fighter & Martial Artist. The best way to judge his skill is to look at the achievements of his students in tournaments, they are beating Black Belt Champions in competion and winning the highest level of competition in the world. They are also in great shape and able to easily defend themselves. His Bio shows his current record. He is still an active competitor in order to strive to find and battle test the most effective, current & usable techniques