Podcasts about south oak cliff

The Houston High School Huddle previews the state championship games. Matt Stepp and Ward Fasold discuss all the title games during State Championship Week including Richmond Randle taking on South Oak Cliff. Stepp talks about how he feels Columbus' 3A Division 1 championship game with Malakoff could be the best one of the entire week.

Send us a textThe Texas high school football playoffs are here! After 11 weeks of regular-season games, the season has wrapped up, and now teams head to the playoffs where it's win or go home. This is the most exciting time of the season, and this week, host Taylor Arenz talks with two star defensive ends who will make a significant impact in the playoffs!First up is Baylor Bear commit Kamauryn “K3” Morgan. Kamauryn is a defensive end for South Oak Cliff, the reigning state champions! He has helped make the South Oak Cliff defense stellar for years, and this season is no different. You will enjoy getting to know Kamauryn and learning all about the South Oak Cliff program!Next, host Taylor Arenz speaks with defensive end and Oklahoma State commit Michael Riles, who plays for the Port Arthur Memorial Titans. He shares insights about the Titans' season, their upcoming playoff challenges, and his decision to become an Oklahoma State Cowboy!  

South Oak Cliff coach Jason Todd, Texas loses their starting RB, and Pickle's back from Italy

Join host George Mason as he visits For Oak Cliff to discuss food security, access, and justice in Southern Dallas. Meet Julianna YeeFoon and Raven Shankle, leaders in the community's fight against food apartheid, and explore For Oak Cliff's innovative approaches to creating a sustainable and equitable food system. Discover how partnerships, education, and a vision for food sovereignty are transforming lives and neighborhoods.For Oak Cliff's mission is to provide culturally responsive initiatives in South Oak Cliff to liberate the community from systemic oppression, create a culture of education, and increase social mobility and social capital.

The Port Neches-Groves Indians--Texas 5A D2 State Football Champions of 2023.Six seniors from that 2023 Indian squad--Shea Adams, Mario Miguel, Isaiah Nguyen, Giovanni Oceguera, Reid Richard, and Maxwell Scroggs--tell the story of that historic championship run. It's a unique and insightful perspective from the players themselves.Their remembrances cover a wide range of topics, including:Head Coach Jeff Joseph and PN-G's coaching staff;The 2022 State Final season, and how that season impacted 2023;PN-G's undefeated district campaign;The 2023 playoff run, which culminated in a re-match with South Oak Cliff in the State 5A D2 championship game played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington;The memorable post-season parade and pep rally held at Indian Stadium;Their thoughts on various team mates and opponents;and much, much, more!The podcast brings up several names from Southeast Texas, including Keith Waguespack, Gordon LeBoeuf, Ricardo Serna, Michael Baker, Jeff Joseph, Blake, Austin, Tony Bradley, Aaron Easley, Charlie Feller, Collin Gizzi, Dean Guidry, Chad Luttrull, Cade McCrary, Regan Mayfield, Matt McDaniel, Jayce Nelson, Cory Parsons, Jeff Smith, Logan Wilson, Genny Pigg, Kameron Droddy, Sean Gardiner, Noah Washington, Jackson Christian, Parker Farris, Connor Bailey, Kale Cropper, Kade Schexnaider, William Poole, Blair Chatagnier, Jacob Cabrera, London Nunley, Luis Blanco, Riley Burnett, Coach Lewis Ford, Byron Franklin, Gino Ramirez, Mason Wuenschel, Dane Stewart, Chase Johnson, Seth Brisboe, Travis Cobb, Jayce Neeb, Landon English, Jaxon Doyle, Chris Baxter, Caden Naquin, Dylan Talbert, Aibel Jomon, Isaac Sinette, Davis Freeman, Fischer Einkauf, Jonathan Ceja, Chris Diaz, Julian Guidry, Jayden Matute, Dallas Frederick, Isaac Uriostegui, Layden Williams, Kooper Benoit, Mervin Henry, Jagger Sonnier, Andres Fuentes, Aaron Wolford, Kaden Pellegrin, Keegan Flores, Michael Wood, Sean Yarbrough, Miguel Olivera, Conner Cuccia, Rafa Black, Dillan Romero, Freddy Torres, Ethan Lopez, Trent Ketchum, Dylan Hicks, Kole Kidwell, Jonathan Hernandez, Chase Metts, Hunter Ballard, Braison Lofton, Kash Barnwell, ...and more! Other names mentioned in the podcast include Shone Evans, Caleb Bell, Tyvonn Byars, Noah Long, Ben Carter, Danny Green Jr, Isaac Newton, Kanye West, ...and more!You've seen and read about PN-G's 2023 championship season; now hear the story from the players themselves.Right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

In February of 2022, Jeff Joseph was named the 20th head football coach at Port Neches-Groves High School. It was his first head coaching job.Two years later, Coach Joseph is the undisputed Coach of the Year recipient from practically every Texas organization that honors high school football coaching excellence!How did Coach Joseph achieve this seemingly meteoric recognition, and lead storied football power Port=Neches Groves to its first state title since 1975?Host Dr. Buck Ford and his podcast partner Judge Brad Burnett attempt to answer that question, as they talk with Coach Joseph about a variety of topics,  including:His thoughts about the Indians' 2023 state championship;The job application process he went through that landed him at PN-G;His family and his family's connection to football success;His educational and coaching background;His thoughts on the 2022 and 2023 playoff runs, and the amazing community support that accompanied them;His thoughts on the 2023 State Final matchup vs South Oak Cliff, including the coaching decisions that brought home that remarkable 20-17 victory...and more!The podcast brings up several names from Southeast Texas, including Dr. Mike Gonzales, Kevin Schexnaider, Todd Dodge, Coach Joe Washington, Jonathan Hernandez, Jacob Cabrera, Cory Parsons, Reid Richard, Kameron Droddy, Max Scroggs, Matt McDaniel, Jon Deckert, Scott Ryan, Coach Lewis Ford, Bum Phillips, Barbara Comeaux...and more! Other well-known and lesser known names discussed in the podcast include Ric Renner, Riley Dodge, Gary Joseph, Eddie Joseph, Johnny Manziel, Mark Snyder, John Chavis, Kevin Sumlin, Blake Joseph, Jeff Banks, Judy Garland...and more!In January of 2022, legendary coach Todd Dodge was hired as a consultant on PN-G's head coaching search. In a Season Three interview on Down Trails of Victory podcast, Todd Dodge said, at the culmination of that head coaching search, "I recommended Jeff Joseph." What qualities did Jeff Joseph possess that led to that recommendation? Find out here...as Down Trails of Victory podcast presents:Jeff Joseph, Texas 5A Coach of the Year, and head coach of the 2023 State Champion Port Neches-Groves Indians!Right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

Episode 45 presented by Greening Law starts with an eclectic conversation with ESPN Insider Todd Archer that starts with Cowboys and Jerry and winds up with a conversation about the Sopranos and Premier League soccer. Then we shift into four plays that shaped before we take a trip around the block and have a heartfelt discussion about South Oak Cliff football and role models in the black community. We finish it with a look at the NFC and a surprise team lurking.

This week marks the state semifinals in Texas high school football. North Texas teams still in the mix are North Crowley, Duncanville, DeSoto, Southlake Carroll, Forney, Aledo, Frisco Emerson, South Oak Cliff, Anna, and Decatur.

We got another Team Player Podcast first for you today, as we welcome in our 1st guest who went out and got a job promotion between now and the time we recorded the show! At the time of recording he was the Head Football Coach at Waltrip HS, but now he is now an Assistant Athletic Director in the Houston Independent School District - welcome Jeremy Kirt to the show! - Being a 3-sport athlete and graduating #7 in his class at THE James Madison High School, and playing under the legend himself, longtime Marlin Head Football Coach Ray Seals!! - Jeremy describes how Coach Seals was the type who carried himself with a quiet demeanor, but when he spoke you best believe everyone was listening! - Coach talks about the importance of big playoff victories from teams locally like Lamar and the Heights as well as statewide with teams like South Oak Cliff and Austin LBJ in instilling that belief in his players that they too can go on playoff runs. - Coach received an athletic scholarship to play football at Lamar University in Beaumont and then was able to stay and begin his coaching career with the Cardinals. From there he begin his high school coaching career in a small town at Anahuac, returned to his alma mater at Madison, gained experience at a few other area football powerhouses before being handed the keys to his 1st Head Coaching job leading the Waltrip Rams! At - Finally Jeremy maintains that all Madison Marlins can pick each other out of a crowd, so who better to give us his definitive James Madison HS Mount Rushmore! Join the Team Player Revolution! The biggest help is to leave a 5-star rating. This is what moves us up the rankings so more people can hear the stories of coaches changing lives Follow on Twitter @coach_kovo Hit us up at teamplayerpodcast@gmail.com - we lift up our own inside Team Player Nation, all guest suggestions/feedback is welcome! 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

Digging For Wizdom tackles Week 2 of the post season. Professor Diggs and The Wizord discuss every 5A and 6A matchup scheduled for the Area Round of the playoffs. South Oak Cliff's march towards a 3-peat officially starts this week and have 4 seeds Cedar Hill and Lancaster found their footing?

This week Host Taylor Arenz fills you in on all things Week 2 of TXHSFB. There were some great games including, Sunray vs Stratford,  Aledo vs Denton Guyer and Lancaster vs South Oak Cliff and some history making wins Hightower and Atascocita.  Then don't forget about the game we thought we heard the score wrong Liberty Hill vs Hutto and the feel good story of the weekend Aldine HS Football and Coach Ojeda's win!All these updates and  she talks to six of the biggest playmakers of the week:  Hutto HS QB Will Hammond,  Liberty Hill RB Ben Carter, Weiss HS QB Jax Brown,  Atascocita ATH Cardaé Mack, Melissa HS QB Trever Ham and Bridgeland HS QB Jett Lewis.

The high school football is finally here and we preview some great ones in the Louisiana Hot Sauce Hot Zone including Duncanville vs South Oak Cliff. Plus an interview with Lake Dallas Wide Receiver, Keonde Henry, and more in this week's Warmup! #txhsfb #ihss

South Oak Cliff rising star LB Kelvion Riggins, big recruiting news and more

Texas HS Football Podcast: Championship Series. 2022 5A Division 2 UIL State Football Champions: South Oak Cliff Golden Bears. In this episode, Host Taylor Arenz talks with Offensive MVP William Little, and ATH Brandon Jones. 

Xavier Henderson, MEd, is the co-founder and chief development officer of For Oak Cliff, which works liberate Oak Cliff from systemic oppression. Xavier is tied to the neighborhood being born in raised in South Oak Cliff and Pleasant Grove. Previously, Xavier was a Teach For America corps member and taught at a school on the same street where he grew up in South Oak Cliff. He was drawn to education because of his experience with limited resources in his community and as a Dallas public school student. While teaching, Xavier got a closer look at the barriers families faced in accessing resources, inspiring him to co-found For Oak Cliff. He works to ensure resources are accessible to the predominantly Black neighborhood he grew up in and still calls home. He received a master's in education from Southern Methodist University and a bachelor's in communication studies from the University of North Texas.

Eight under-the-radar Signing Day steals, South Oak Cliff's historic signing class and more

Levelland coach Lyle Leong, South Oak Cliff LB Brandon Jones, and an all TXHSFB Super Bowl

What was in the letter Governor Abbott handed to President Biden?; Police identify McKinney man accused of fatally stabbing 9-year-old son; Will Southwest Airlines' meltdown crash the airline's 51-year reputation?; South Oak Cliff celebrates back-to-back champs with hometown parade

00 - Intro 1:00 - Highlights from Argyle's 14-6 loss to South Oak Cliff 6:30 - Weekly Flyover with Argyle head coach, Todd Rodgers 22:30 - Top 10 plays of the 2022 Argyle football season 36:00 - Outro

:00 - Intro 1:30 - Highlights from Argyle Football's 35-28 win over Abilene Wylie 6:00 - Player Spotlight with Argyle senior wide receiver, Wayne Pritts 17:30 - Scouting Report with South Oak Cliff head coach, Jason Todd 25:30 - Weekly Flyover with Argyle head coach, Todd Rodgers 32:15 - Argyle ISD Eagle Update 38:45 - Outro

Digging For Wizdom previews the Regional Semifinals of the post season. Professor Diggs and The Wizord analyse every third round matchup in regions 1 and 2 for 6A and 5A. They discuss in detail the game of the week, Mansfield Timberview vs Frisco Reedy, plus a look at the resurgence of South Oak Cliff and they talk some lower classifications.

Terry D. Loftis is the Donna Wilhelm Family President and Executive Director of TACA (The Arts Community Alliance). TACA's mission is to support excellence and impact the arts in North Texas through grant making, capacity building and thought leadership. Under his leadership, TACA launched the TACA Resiliency Initiative (TRI) to reframe vital support for Dallas cultural arts organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic. TACA has distributed $2.1M since March 2020 to nearly 100 cultural arts organizations in Dallas County. He is a Tony nominated Broadway producer of Bandstand on Broadway in 2017 which received the Tony for Best Choreography and Orchestration. He received his first Tony nomination in 2015 for The Visit starring the legendary Chita Rivera. Prior to TACA, Loftis was Vice President of the Broadway Strategic Return Fund (BSRF) in New York. He was responsible for investor development for BSRF throughout the United States. BSRF was a co-producer of the hit Broadway Musical Hadestown, which received the Best Musical Tony in 2019.Loftis spent the bulk of his career in marketing/advertising beginning with a subsidiary of Leo Burnett in Chicago – TFA Communications and later operated his own agency for 14-years Verve Communications Group. He served as President of Dallas based, Eisenberg And Associates until his departure from advertising in 2018.Loftis is a Dallas native and a graduate of the Booker T. Washington High School for the Visual and Performing Arts. He has been actively engaged in the Dallas arts and non-profit community for many years and serves on the board of directors of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Black Tie Dinner (Co-Chair), Dallas Arts District and Texans for the Arts. Additionally, Loftis serves on the President's Council of the Advisory Board of Booker T. Washington High School for the Visual & Performing Arts and is a member of the Dallas Assembly. His former board service includes Resource Center, Resource Center Foundation, The Dallas Way, the Friends of the Katy Trail, USA Film Festival and TITAS. Loftis grew up in Oak Cliff near the Dallas Zoo and currently resides in the Winnetka Heights neighborhood of Oak Cliff. When time permits, Loftis returns to his passion as a jazz singer for private events and occasionally the Balcony Club in Lakewood and Alexandre's.https://taca-arts.org/https://blacktie.org/https://www.dallasisd.org/bookertfallingoutlgbtq.cominstagram: @fallingoutlgbtqpdtwitter: @fallinglgbtq 

Bye week for most teams, but we still have big games on the docket. The Xochitl Lineup previews South Oak Cliff vs Parish Episcopal and others. Plus, an interview with Mansfield QB Sergio Kennedy and more in the Cricket Wireless Warmup! #txhsfb #ihss 0:00 Welcome to The Warmup 0:39 - The Lineup - South Oak Cliff vs Parish Episcopal and Wakeland vs Reedy Football Previews 2:28 - The Recruiting Trail with Mansfield QB Sergio Kennedy 4:45 - The Hype - Prosper vs Guyer and Trinity vs Boswell Football Previews 6:18 - The Buzz - Title Belt Recipient Prosper forced three turnovers and Preview of contenders

Digging For Wizdom tackles Week 4 of the season. Professor Diggs and The Wizord recap week 3 action and analyze several of the key matchups going on in Week 4. They discuss in detail the game of the week, South Oak Cliff at Parish Episcopal, and Diggsy tells us what teams are already on playoff life support.

Talking with one of the top up and coming coaches in Texas High School. Discussing his background, football career, coaching journey, and passion for learning. Support The Show via Cashapp $ddt1902

South Oak Cliff recruiting coordinator Michael Traylor, plus This Week in Recruiting with NLA's Greg Powers

The Texas Longhorns have been one of the hottest teams on the recruiting trail this year and it continues with Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns landing their 19th commitment in the 2023 class with talented cornerback out of South Oak Cliff, Malik Muhammad. Malik has won a championship on every level of football he has played at, little league, middle school, high school, and he hopes to continue that trend at the University of Texas. We knew that the addition of Arch Manning would bring a lot of really talented players with him to the University of Texas, mostly on the offensive side of the ball. But if Texas wants to compete for a Big 12 championship, and ultimately for SEC championships and national titles, they need to add talented defensive players like Malik Muhammad to their roster as well. Malik Muhammad currently is ranked as the 43rd recruit in the country, five spots below talented receiver and Texas commit Johntay Cook. As John Garcia from Sports Illustrated explains in the video, he is one of the most complete defensive backs in the nation. His ability to play in man coverage, zone coverage, and make plays on the ball will pay dividends for this defense for years to come. This is one of the best players in the nation at a premium position and an outstanding recruiting win for Steve Sarkisian and the University of Texas as they continue their quest to locking up a likely top 3 class and potentially the #1 recruiting class in the nation. Welcome to the 40 Acres Malik!Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!LinkedInLinkedIn jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at Linkedin.com/lockedoncollege Terms and conditions apply.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Texas Longhorns have been one of the hottest teams on the recruiting trail this year and it continues with Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns landing their 19th commitment in the 2023 class with talented cornerback out of South Oak Cliff, Malik Muhammad. Malik has won a championship on every level of football he has played at, little league, middle school, high school, and he hopes to continue that trend at the University of Texas. We knew that the addition of Arch Manning would bring a lot of really talented players with him to the University of Texas, mostly on the offensive side of the ball. But if Texas wants to compete for a Big 12 championship, and ultimately for SEC championships and national titles, they need to add talented defensive players like Malik Muhammad to their roster as well. Malik Muhammad currently is ranked as the 43rd recruit in the country, five spots below talented receiver and Texas commit Johntay Cook. As John Garcia from Sports Illustrated explains in the video, he is one of the most complete defensive backs in the nation. His ability to play in man coverage, zone coverage, and make plays on the ball will pay dividends for this defense for years to come. This is one of the best players in the nation at a premium position and an outstanding recruiting win for Steve Sarkisian and the University of Texas as they continue their quest to locking up a likely top 3 class and potentially the #1 recruiting class in the nation. Welcome to the 40 Acres Malik! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! LinkedIn LinkedIn jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at Linkedin.com/lockedoncollege Terms and conditions apply. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The City of McKinney is exploring a new project that would make it safer to cross the highway, while knitting together two parts of the city; A suspected gang-shooting in Fort Worth has two men on the run; An elderly man dies in a house fire in South Oak Cliff. KRLD All Local - July 13, 2022

On this special edition of the Republic of Football, Mike Craven and Ishmael Johnson talk about their experiences in creating the main cover story featuring UTSA's Jeff Traylor and Texas Tech's Joey McGuire and the secondary cover featuring South Oak Cliff.

On this edition of the On The Pony Express Podcast, Billy Embody breaks down SMU Football landing South Oak Cliff teammates Narado Stoker and Abdul Muhammad while Rob Lanier's staff landed transfer big Mo Njie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Plus, a man was arrested early Friday in connection to the deadly shooting of a child in South Oak Cliff where a man was showing the gun to the child and one other person, police say.

Talking with Legendary Dallas Coach Jason Todd of South Oak Cliff High School. Discussing his background, coaching career, winning the national championship, and more! Support The Show via Cashapp $dthomp91

Interview with Coach Linson about her background, coaching experiences, and more! Support The Show via Cashapp $dthomp91

Coach Kyle Ward keeping it real about football and much more! Topics: Playing and coaching career Building your program year round Winning the State Championship Taking Black athletes to Surbuban schools The Legendary Coach Jason Todd HBCUs Support The Show via Cashapp $dthomp91 Website: https://www.bs3network.com/hoodscout

Coach Jason Todd gives great insight on how the Team prepared for the victory and what he said to the players to put that spark in them Jason Todd has dedicated his life to working with kids being that father figure that is so needed through sports and learning and he gives us numerous situations on being there for the Players and just keeping the team focused Congratulations Coach. Todd Coach.  Jason Todd is BOSS TALK 101APPROVED #JasonTodd #StateChamps #DallasIsd    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bosstalkpod... Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0yD2UzY... 

Talking with Tyler Young and Ashton Stoker of the TX High School State Champions South Oak Cliff HS. Discussing the past season, playoff run, comradery, and recruiting. Support The Show via Cash App $dthomp91

The guys are back together again, kinda, and the energy picks up playoff week. Complete with a practice and health update, a weird West Coast analysis of Diggs, a meaningful return for Gallimore and growing media confidence over the 49ers chances, along with Everson at a South Oak Cliff football celebration. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys are back together again, kinda, and the energy picks up playoff week. Complete with a practice and health update, a weird West Coast analysis of Diggs, a meaningful return for Gallimore and growing media confidence over the 49ers chances, along with Everson at a South Oak Cliff football celebration.

Talking with Tyler Young and Ashton Stoker of the TX High School State Champions South Oak Cliff HS. Discussing their background, football beginnings, experiences at SOC, and the brotherhood at SOC. Support The Show via Cashapp $dthomp91

The Football Season officially comes to a close and the gang is here to recap what went down all last week #txhsfb Intro: (0:00) (1:56) Westbrook vs May Recap (3:26) Straw vs Motley County Recap (4:51) Shiner vs Hawley Recap (6:33) Stratford vs Falls City Recap (7:46) Franklin vs Gunter Recap (9:40) China Spring vs Gilmer Recap (11:37) Katy Paetow vs College Station (15:43) South Oak Cliff vs Liberty Hill Recap (18:11) Stephenville vs Austin LBJ Recap (20:07) North Shore vs Duncanville Recap (23:48) Westlake vs Denton Guyer (27:36) Closing Follow VYPE Here: Website: https://www.vype.com/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/vypehouston Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vypehouston/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VYPETexas/

Governor Abbott won't ease stance against mask mandates; Health director says omicron threat is ‘very scary'; Dallas' first high school football state title win in decades draws thousands to South Oak Cliff; Dallas Zoo finds deaths of 2 adult giraffes are not related

SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore hash out the Cowboys' potential playoff seedings [2:20] and what a No. 1 or 2 seed could mean for their Super Bowl chances. Evan wonders if any unit is playing as well as the Cowboys' defense [7:04]. David says the Cowboys have flipped the script this season [14:43], but Dak Prescott still needs to figure out a way to beat what defenses have done to adjust to his strengths. Evan gives a shoutout to South Oak Cliff [22:25], which won Dallas ISD's first state football title in 63 years. Kevin and Evan note that this is what happens when you afford inner-city schools some of the same opportunities routinely given suburban schools. And Kevin notes the retirement of Todd Dodge [28:21], the former Southlake Carroll coach, who retired after winning his third straight state title at Austin Westlake and seventh overall.

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2021 UIL State Championship Preview Show 5A DII South Oak Cliff vs Liberty Hill The LSG Staff breakdown the game as Host Terry Bennett talks with and gets predictions from: Chris Doelle Michael Wright Grant Goodwin Matt Diggs Coach X SPONSORSHIP: If you'd like to find out how to sponsor an upcoming episode, contact us and we get you […]

Becky Hennesy's podcast has been hijacked! In this episode, prior guest and good friend Jamie Lyn Wallnau bursts into the Reformers Collective Podcast studio and takes over the host duties. She turns Becky into a guest on her show as they review the highlights from the first ever Reformers Collective Conference held back in October 2021 at Trinity Church in Cedar Hill, Texas.Aside from the conference, Becky gives an update to some amazing changes happening in the South Oak Cliff school system and how local reformers recently fought for massive physical upgrades to the tune of $70-million dollars. According to what Becky has learned from school officials, it's made a tremendous difference in the atmosphere and attitudes of both teachers and students. (Side note: could there be a correlation between this local transformation and the fact that South Oak Cliff's football team just advanced to the state title football game in 5A Division II?)They also discuss the small ways that anyone can begin the process of reformation in their own communities. Did you know that even serving as a substitute teacher can be a seed of reformation where you live? What about serving the homeless? Or being a foster parent for a few months? Or prayer walks/runs around your local schools and city government buildings?Check out Jamie Lyn's own podcast!Set Apart Women Podcast (hosted by Jamie Lyn Wallnau)Let's keep bringing godly solutions to earthly problems!The Reformers Collective podcast is part of the expanding Charisma Podcast Network (CPN).  Click here to visit the CPN main page. While at CPN, look for additional Reformers Collective resources such as Becky's blog articles on the topic of reformation.

Talking with Davo about his background, football experience, recruiting, and this year's playoff run. Faith. Family. Football. Support The Show via Cashapp $dthomp91

Interview with South Oak Cliff High School Defensive Coordinator Kyle Ward. Talking about his playing and coaching career, family upbringing, and more! Support The Show via Cashapp $dthomp91

Interview with 3-Star CB Kyron Chambers about his career at South Oak Cliff High School in Dallas, TX. Also, we talk about recruiting and encouragement for young players coming up.

Join Wac, Shana and Scott as they pick some #txhsfb games across the state. (0:00) Intro (6:06) Reagan vs Madison (8:07) SA Johnson vs Churchill (9:09) Denton Guyer vs Prosper (10:41) South Oak Cliff vs Mesquite Poteet (12:45) Summer Creek vs CE King (16:30) Spring vs Westfield (20:18) Southlake Carroll vs Keller (22:08) Katy vs Tompkins (25:30) Rockwall vs Mesquite (27:30) Shadow Creek vs Pearland Dawson (32:06) Closing Follow VYPE Here: Website: https://www.vype.com/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/vypehouston Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vypehouston/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VYPETexas/

Where Does The Big 12 Go From Here? Plus South Oak Cliff coach Jason Todd

The area round of the Texas high school football playoffs is on the horizon, and Star Local Media breaks down the seven playoff games in its coverage area.Matt Welch, Devin Hasson and David Wolman preview and predict Frisco Independence vs. Highland Park (1:02), Lewisville vs. Arlington Martin (6:15), Lovejoy vs. Everman (10:47), Allen vs. South Grand Prairie (15:20), Frisco vs. South Oak Cliff (19:12), Frisco Lone Star vs. Magnolia (23:16) and Prosper vs. Arlington Bowie (28:19).

Star Local Media previews a few of the week's marquee high school football games, including our reader-voted Game of the Week: Plano West vs. Coppell. Matt Welch, Devin Hasson and David Wolman break down Friday's District 6-6A showdown at Buddy Echols Field between the Cowboys and Wolves, followed by previews and predictions for Frisco Reedy vs. Frisco Lone Star (23:00), Frisco vs. Frisco Liberty (27:40), Prosper vs. Denton Guyer (30:45) and Mesquite Poteet vs. South Oak Cliff (34:50), as well as quick-hit picks around the area and a look at our live game coverage plans for the football week.

On this episode, the guys are joined by Taylor Toynes, the co-founder and executive director of For Oak Cliff (which he started with students as a first-year teacher). Discouraged by the disparities and inequities his students experienced, and noting that nothing had changed since his childhood, Taylor was compelled to organize the inaugural FOC Back to School Festival for his students and community. The festival drew attention to the needs of the community and led to collaborations with system leaders such as United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Taylor is committed to the Oak Cliff community and lives in the neighborhood with his family. For his leadership, Taylor has received awards from the United Nations, the NAACP, and Southern Methodist University (SMU), to name a few. Taylor and the FOC team won Teach For America’s Social Innovation Award and Echoing Green Fellowship. For Oak Cliff has been recognized by national news outlets and gained the trust of their most proximal neighbors in South Oak Cliff. Taylor is the proud father of Wednesday Toynes and husband of Ariel Toynes. Taylor is a graduate of University of North Texas and has a master’s degree from SMU. Taylor also serves as Dallas Park and Rec Board Member.Legends in Leadership is brought to you by:https://www.carringtonfo.comhttp://isfsite.org

"I find myself trying to unlearn things that don’t serve any purpose in my life any more…" In this episode we are joined by Darren Jenkins (DJ).  Darren is a Peer Coach Recovery Counselor and is also in the process of getting his degreen in Substance Abuse and Mental Disorder Counseling. Darren shares his story of growing up in the South Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, drinking for the first time and what it meant to him as a teenager. We also talk about his theatre career after graduating from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, alcoholism and his journey to sobriety. Lastly we talk about his plans to use his education and life lessons to help others. What a great conversation! I’m sure you’ll be hearing more from DJ in the future. There are plenty of gems to get from this show. Let us know what you think after listening!    Intro 00:05:08 Booker T Washington Performing Arts High School 00:09:36 Working in Theatre 00:18:54 Marriage and Divorce 00:25:40 Starting AA 00:27:54 Delirium Tremens withdrawals 00:31:27 Dealing with alcoholism in the family and drinking as a teen 00:36:22 Drinking as an alcoholic 00:39:02 Path to helping others 00:42:43 Are alcoholics the same as violent felons? 00:50:28 Navigating the legal system 00:53:44 Whats next?  00:56:38 12 steps 01:04:54 Triggers 01:08:43 Wrap up

Eric Cooper moved to San Antonio in 2001 to take over the San Antonio Food Bank and get it on the right path. In his time at the SA Food Bank, the non-profit has raise a lot of money, added many programs, and has made it their mission to provide food for today, food for tomorrow and food for a lifetime. Eric Cooper is heartwarming, loving, and genuinely cares about his mission and the San Antonio Food Bank's success. Transcript: [music] Justin Hill: Hello and Bienvenido, San Antonio. Welcome to The Alamo Hour, discussing the people, places, and passion that make our city. My name is Justin Hill, a local attorney, a proud San Antonian, and keeper of chickens and bees. On The Alamo Hour, you'll get to hear from the people that make San Antonio great and unique and the best-kept secret in Texas. We're glad that you're here. All right. Welcome to The Alamo Hour. Today's guest is Eric Cooper. Eric is the executive director of the San Antonio Food Bank and currently serving in somewhat of a role as a little bit of a national spokesperson for food and security as a result of the crisis and as a result of some press that San Antonio got. He joined the San Antonio Food Bank in 2001 and has since taken it from really being on somewhat of a tenuous footing to really a robust, important, and surprisingly, oddly, well-funded nonprofit in the city. I was doing some research on you. Before this crisis, 58,000 people a week got help. 77 million meals a year, to me, kind of a nerd about things. 2% overhead for y'alls budget. That's something that unless people really pay attention, you don't realize how important that is and how really a compliment to your management skills. Thank you for being here. I want to get into some of these things, but thank you for being here. I can't imagine your time commitment, so I'm glad we got a little bit of it. Eric Cooper: Hey, super excited to be on the show. It's a great city and we're just so privileged to be a part of it. Justin: I think that's a great city. That's why I started this whole thing. You and I were sort of joking how you got these San Antonio stories. I moved here and I've met a weird, fascinating array of characters and I was hoping to share that through this show. We haven't met before, but you're in such a big spotlight right now. I knew about the San Antonio Food Bank. I've learned so much more about it, so I want to talk to you about it. First, I'm going to put you through sort of our top 10 list we go through to get some color commentary on who you are as a person. I've read a bunch of your interviews before you got here today. I want to-- Eric: Sorry about that. [chuckles] Justin: Well, a lot of it, I don't want to retrace steps. Some of it, I want to get some new information. When and why did you move to San Antonio? Eric: Well, I've been in food banking for about eight years. I actually got my start in Salt Lake City at the Utah Food Bank and then made my way back home to North Texas. I grew up in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. There was an opportunity to serve with the North Texas Food Bank which, at that time, they had their facility in South Oak Cliff. I was there a couple of years and had watched as the San Antonio Food Bank somewhat struggled. We went through about four CEOs in a two-year period. Two of them had gotten fired and the other two had quit. The board was struggling. The food bank was struggling. I figured I couldn't screw it up any worse and they offered me the job at that point. I became their youngest executive director. I love an opportunity and I just saw such an opportunity to serve people in need. I knew I was going to dedicate my life towards putting food on the table for families. As I had traveled South Texas and seeing some of our border communities, it's some of the most extreme poverty in the United States. I knew I wanted to serve an area that had that need. When the opportunity arose, the board...

Star Local Media previews a few of the week's marquee high school football games, including our reader-voted Game of the Week: Allen vs. Rockwall. Matt Welch breaks down Friday's Class 6A Division I area playoff showdown between the Eagles and Yellowjackets. Bryan Murphy then joins the mix to preview and predict Prosper vs. Mesquite (29:12), McKinney North vs. Lancaster (33:40), Celina vs. Waco La Vega (41:12) and Frisco vs. South Oak Cliff (45:10), followed by a preview of the state volleyball tournament featuring Plano West and Lovejoy (47:10).

00:24- mother disciplining child @ school, 9:53- T.I. comments about his daughter, 15:41- Byron Allen suing comcast..$20B, 24:11- The Breakfast Club, 30:43- Bizzy Bone said..in 25years.., 38:00- underrated movies, 41:40- South Oak Cliff coach, 44:57- Dallas entrepreneurs+EWAVEENT, 49:30- Frank Matthews, 51:31- crime bosses, 1:07:50- burger debate --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/snipez/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/snipez/support

Tepper is producing (oh no!) so Shehan Jeyarajah stops by to talk a little college football (yay!) and Matt Stepp talks with South Oak Cliff coach Jason Todd (also yay!).

Top Texas Prospects Season 1, Episode 32 Guests: South Oak Cliff (SOC) HS – ATH Donajz Dunn (2020) and Head Football Coach Jason Todd Donajz Dunn: hudl | 247Sports | Twitter: @2020NAZ_ 2020 WR/QB/ATH Head Coach Jason Todd (Twitter: @SOCFootball1) Twitter: @SOC_Recruiting 5A South Oak Cliff High School, Dallas, Texas (wikipedia) UIL Football alignments (5A D2 district 6) Other SOC HS student-athletes […]

Top Texas Prospects Show TXTP Show S01:E10 Episode Description: Kendall Johnson, DT, South Oak Cliff HS c/o 2020 Twitter: @TheKJohnson_  https://twitter.com/thekjohnson_ https://www.hudl.com/profile/9326785/Kendall-Johnson https://www.maxpreps.com/athlete/kendall-johnson/xcv9mOqKEeiAxKkkK9HIDg/default.htm https://n.rivals.com/content/prospects/2020/kendall-johnson-185581 https://247sports.com/Player/Kendall-Johnson-46055533/ Guest: DT Kendall Johnson Kendall Johnson (DT 2020 South Oak Cliff HS) talks about his upcoming Senior season. Kendall talks about how the South Oak Cliff Bears are preparing for […]

Frisco Enterprise sports editor Bryan Murphy recaps Friday's Class 5A Division II area playoff game between Frisco and South Oak Cliff.

Star Local Media previews some of the Metroplex's marquee area-round high school football playoff games, including the reader-voted Game of the Week: Sachse vs. Waco Midway.The sports staff breaks down Friday's playoff opener between the Mustangs and the Panthers (2:00) before shining the student-athlete spotlight on Sachse quarterback Derrick Rose (18:10). The discussion continues with previews and predictions for Allen vs. Rockwall (22:30), Mesquite Horn vs. Wylie (28:40), Frisco vs. South Oak Cliff (32:20) and Frisco Lone Star vs. Lufkin (34:40).

Episode 13: Successful Co-Parenting, Can’t We All Just Get Along The life changing event of divorce or separation from a partner is mentally taxing on the individuals involved. When children are in this equation, custody battles have the potential to muddy the turbulent situation. Today we will discuss successful co-parenting post-divorce or separation with Guest Momologist, Amye Thompson Hollins   Guest Momologist Bio: Amye Thompson Hollins is the mother of one daughter, Ava Hollins (5).  A lifetime resident of the South Oak Cliff area, Amye received her education in DISD.  She received a Bachelor of Science Degree from Texas A&M University.  She later received a Master of Business Administration in Human Resources from the University of Dallas.  She is now committed to giving back some of what she received through her service in various community organizations. She has been a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated since 1995 and is currently the President of the Metropolitan Dallas Alumnae Chapter in South Dallas. She has served on United Way Grant Assessment Committee as well the Board of United Cerebral Palsy of Metropolitan Dallas.  Amye currently serves as the Female Parent Trustee on the Board of the St. Philips School and Community Center.  She has also served on the T. Boone Pickens Board of Management since 2015 and has served as the YMCA Campaign Chair in 2017 and 2018.    References: Cade, Audrey (2016 September 27) Co-parenting Done Right: 8 Ways to Get on the Right Track. DivorcedMom.com. Retrieved: https://divorcedmoms.com/blogs/divorce-warrior/coparenting-done-right-8-ways-to-get-on-the-right-track/ Uwumarogie, Victoria (2018 May 9) Why Be Petty When You Can Be Family? Women Who Are Peaceful Co-Parenting Goals. MadameNoir.com. Retrieved: https://madamenoire.com/1024612/women-peacefully-co-parenting/2/     SxSW Panel Picker: https://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/81148 Please vote for Mahogany Momology to join SxSW speakers in March. We are looking to present on the reality that black moms change in a variety of ways throughout the day. You do need to create an account in order to vote. SXSW Voting began on August 6, 2018 and continues through August 30. We thank our listeners for voting and your unwavering support.   Continue the Discussion, Download, Subscribe, Rate, Like, Follow Us, and Share on: Twitter: @MMomology Insta: @mahoganymomology FB: @MahoganyMomology Email Us: Mahoganymomology@gmail.com   Recording Studio: Greenville Ave Recording Studio Website: http://www.greenvilleaverecordingstudio.com/

Mansfield Timberview’s coin flip sent Waxahachie packing – and kept Lancaster away from South Oak Cliff, while The Colony and Hebron put themselves in the field with wins. The podcast tackles the brackets, breaking down Region I and II brackets from 6A to 3A, plus the TAPPS playoffs as well.