Podcasts about special services

Judges 4-5: Strong Mothers (Special Message - Mother's Day 2025) taught by Pastor Dave Rolph on 05-11-2025.

Please join us for “The Journey Towards Neuroscience-Aligned Education” with Katie Pagnotta, Ellen Surprenant, and Sam Chadwick.Katie Pagnotta is a licensed clinical mental health counselor, functional success educational consultant, parent coach, and author. She is also the creator of the Brain- and Body-Aligned Responsive Systems (BBARS) of Excellence framework. She guides educators, administrators, and school staff in strengths-based approaches that leverage the human design and empower the development of the necessary mindsets and habits that lead to re-envisioned success; success the achieves goals by rooting in wellness.Katie authored Empowered by the Human Design: Utilizing the BBARS of Excellence Framework to Foster Student and Educator Success, a book that includes interview segments from 18 experts within the fields of education, psychology, and neuroscience. The book is a work of collective wisdom grounded in Polyvagal Theory and synthesized in a user-friendly way to facilitate practical application for educators. Its reviewers have called it “a powerful and practical new model for regulation and resilience,” “required reading for all educators,” “a gift to the field,” and “a game-changer.” Throughout the book, Katie combines the wisdom of her interviewees with her own research as well as her years of experience as a former K-12 NH public school counselor.Katie utilizes her book and framework as tools to support schools in their journey of moving towards neuroscience-aligned education. She is passionate about providing professional development opportunities that support the whole school community in order to help educators and students thrive!Sam Chadwick has been working as an educator for five years, four of which have been at Somerset Elementary School. Even before graduating and starting her professional career she always had a passion for working with kids and did so as a tutor, nanny, and in the PreK/daycare setting. After working with, and learning about students with exceptionalities and students with trauma, she decided to get her masters degree in Trauma-Informed education to better her practice and approach to support all students. Sam runs her classroom with one main mantra for herself, the other adults in the room, and her students; "Be a good human." Sam believes it's important to remember everyone in the classroom has different needs to be successful and assists students in meeting their needs in ways that aren't hurting someone else's path to learning. She works to create a welcoming and encouraging environment where all adults and students can be successful using routine, setting and achieving goals, and using regulation as a path for connection.In her 30 years as an educator, Ellen Surprenant has been privileged to learn alongside students, educators, and families, in a variety of public elementary school settings. She has worked as a PK teacher, a classroom teacher, literacy specialist, a special education teacher, and an Assistant Director of Special Services. Currently, Ellen is the building administrator at Somerset Elementary School in Hartland, Maine. Her mission is to use a neuroscience and strengths-based approach to grow and support a team that views behavior through a regulation lens; understanding actions as a response to the body's internal state, particularly the nervous system, rather than as intentional or willful choices. The ultimate aim of this approach is to foster a community of safety, creativity, curiosity, and kindness leading to improved job satisfaction and retention for educators and joyful, engaged learning for students.Support the show

Message from Davi Lin on April 27, 2025

On this week's episode of Ridgefield Tiger Talk we're excited to welcome back Dr. Tony Showah, Assistant Director of Special Services. He tells us about all the amazing things happening at next week's Inclusion Expo at Ridgefield High School on April 30 at 5 PM. Click here for the flyer, and click here if you'd like to RSVP. Thanks for listening!

1 Corinthians 15:58: Happy Easter! What Now? (Easter Sunday Special Message) taught by Pastor Dave Rolph on 04-20-25.

Message from Binh Nguyen on April 20, 2025

Message from Bobby Warrenburg on April 20, 2025

Isaiah 53:6: Why A Cross? (Good Friday Special Message) taught by Pastor Dave Rolph on 04/18/25.

Isaiah 52:13-53:12. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Mike Tiberi.

Message from Binh Nguyen on April 18, 2025

1 John 2: 7-11. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Tim Wegener.

Luke 22:14-30Series: Holy Week 2025 Speaker: Rev. Jordan SennerSpecial ServicesDate: 17th April 2025Passage: Luke 22:14-30

Luke 19:28-44: The Unexpected King (Palm Sunday Special Message) taught by Associate Pastor Justin Butorac on 04-13-25.

Genesis 3:1-7: The Tipping Point (Special Message) taught by Pastor Dave Rolph on 04-06-25.

A new MP3 sermon from Liberty Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Elaine Slusher Homegoing Service Subtitle: Special Services Speaker: Various Speakers Broadcaster: Liberty Bible Church Event: Funeral Service Date: 2/14/2025 Length: 35 min.

We have an All-Star crew for this week's episode of Ridgefield Tiger Talk. Dr. Susie Da Silva Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Elizabeth Hannaway Assistant Superintendent of Special Services, and Jill Browne Director of Finance join the show to tell us about a very important vote happening February 25th. We discussed the importance of the new space needed for the Alternative High School/Ridgefield Transition Program, the long-term cost savings it can bring the community, and the importance of having a commitment like this for our impressive students. Thanks for listening. Click here to see the Alternative High School website mentioned in the show.

"Morale is when your hands and feet keep on working when your head says it can't be done." As we close out 2024, Robert O'Connor, author of Jeep Show, joins Paul & Mike around the campfire to remember and pay homage to the bravery and sacrifice of the greatest generation during this eightieth anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge; the last major German offensive campaign on the Western Front during World War II. Robert reminds us of the importance of morale and the unsung heroes of the Special Services whose job was to entertain our boys in uniform. Enjoy the holidays, remember those less fortunate, and most of all, keep your head up and morale high.    

Hebrews 1: Seeing God in a Baby (Christmas - Special Service) taught by Pastor Dave Rolph on 12-22-24.

Isaiah 12. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Lucas Weeks.

1 Corinthians 10:31 Commitment & purpose go hand-in-hand Commit to: (1) God - Matthew 22:34-38, Proverbs 16:3 (2) Others - Acts 2:44-47, Romans 12:10, Galatians 6:2, Hebrews 3:13, 1 Corinthians 12:12 (3) Action - Matthew 7:24

Heritage of Faith Ministries International || Witbank   Docter Joshua Bulger Preaching at Heritage of Faith Ministries International Witbank on.  2024-11-23 Special Services - Dr Joshua Bulger - WTB For more information: https://hofmi.net/ 

Join us for an insightful conversation with Neil Agarwal, President and CEO, and Benjamin Britten, Director of Operations and Special Services at Frisco Woodline. In this episode, we explore the inspiring growth story of Frisco Woodline, a small business making waves in the lumber industry. Neil and Ben share their experiences navigating the challenges of expansion, detailing the strategic decisions that positioned them for success. We'll dive into how they broke into the prefinishing and custom profiling markets, what inspired their bold moves, and the lessons they learned while overcoming the hurdles that come with growing a business. Whether you're a business owner looking to expand or simply curious about the inner workings of a thriving company, this episode offers valuable insights into Frisco Woodline's journey.

In his second continuation novel, John Gardner returns Bond to the USA and reunites readers with some canonical staples. Motivated by a recent spate of airline hijackings with potential SPECTRE links, Bond is sent by M to investigate an ice-cream magnate from Texas whose guarded compound and general milieu reeks of suspicion. But the decision to resurrect Fleming's narrative ghosts comes with hefty responsibilities and there's a thin line between successful fan-service and ephemeral tokenism. Join us as we go down the literary gunbarrel for another LTP 007 and discuss the finer points of Gardner's sophomore effort!

We could make an argument that gratitude is the fundamental quality of the Christian life. In gratitude, we live in response to God. In gratitude, we love God. In gratitude, we give our ourselves to God as he has given himself for us. When it comes to our giving habits in the church, we can miss the role of gratitude in our giving, and thus wrongly communicate our affection to God. On Sunday morning, we will explore two keys regarding giving from Paul's charge to the church in Ephesus through Timothy. Firstly, we are called to contentment, and secondly, we are to imitate God in our habits of giving, who has given us everything to enjoy. While we can face challenges in each, in practicing them, we take hold of that which is life, and avoid the trappings of a love for wealth, which can lead to ruin.

Social Protection Minister Heather Humphreys & our reporter Gavin O'Callaghan.

Psalms 121:1-8 (1) A Perspective of Faith - Faith sees the invisible and believes the impossible (2) A Perspective Of Freedom (3) A Perspective Of Expectation (4) A Perspective Of Praise

We assembled an all-star cast for this very special episode of Ridgefield Tiger Talk. Joining us is Dr. Susie Da Silva, Superintendent of Schools; Dr. Elizabeth Hannaway, Assistant Superintendent of Special Services; Dr. Anthony Showah, Assistant Director of Special Services; Jessica DiValentino, Transition Program Coordinator; and Kate Collins, Alternative High School Coordinator. We have heard many questions from the community regarding the new proposed location of our transition program and alternative high school, and we feel this podcast is the best way for people to understand the programs and their needs. Thanks for listening! 

Luke 11:9-13 Top 5 Traits for a man according to the world: (1) Courageous (2) Protector (3) Confident (4) Integrity (5) Leader A real man in God's view: (1) Be a relational man (2) Be an intentional man (3) Be a sacrificial man

Hello there!In this episode of The Pet Food Science Podcast Show, Dr. Stephanie Clark, Assistant Director of Special Services at BSM Partners, explores the intricacies of product development in the pet food industry. She shares her expertise on the challenges of scaling nutrition from initial formulation to full-scale production, including integrating new ingredients and supplements. Join us on all major platforms to better understand pet food product development."Balancing nutrition, cost, and consumer expectations is a fine line every pet food developer must walk."Meet the guest: Dr. Stephanie Clark, PhD, CVT, PAS, CFS, Dpl. ACAS-N, VTS (Nutrition), is the Assistant Director of Special Services at BSM Partners. With a PhD in animal science focusing on the gut microbiome and nutraceuticals for osteoarthritis, Dr. Clark has extensive experience developing pet food products, including treats, supplements, and specialized diets. Her expertise in companion animal nutrition is a valuable asset to the pet food industry.What will you learn:(00:00) Highlight(01:48) Introduction(05:57) Product development(10:27) Clinic nutrition to commercial(14:08) Trends in pet food ingredients(20:50) Novel ingredients(26:06) Consumer education(33:43) Final QuestionsThe Pet Food Science Podcast Show is trusted and supported by innovative companies like:* Trouw Nutrition* Kemin- Innovafeed- EW Nutrition- Scoular- Corbion- ICC- ProAmpac- ADM- Alura- BioriginAre you ready to unleash the podcasting potential of your company?

This is a fun episode talking about all the unique process and mash bills. Everything from cherry smoke to sheep dung smoked. The possibilities are end less. There is a lot of cool stuff out there, let me know some of the weird whiskey you have ran into. Lets get into it, but first a word from our sponsors Badmotivatorbarrels.com/shop/?aff=3 https://www.instagram.com/zsmithwhiskeyandmixology?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Patreon.com/the_whiskeyshaman Stauning Danish Rye Whisky, an exceptional alternative to traditional American rye whiskey. Made with Danish rye which hasbeen growing in the tranquil Danish nature for over 2,000 years. Stauning whisky offers a unique flavor profile that's rich, nuanced, and perfectly balanced. Discover a new dimension of rye whisky with Stauning Danish Rye Whisky.​Skål! Local Danish ​rye & barley 100% floor-malted​ for maximum flavor​ Direct-fired small copper pot stills ​(24 of them)​ Bottled on-site, natural colour, ​non-chill filtered​ Flóki Single Malt Sheep Dung Smoked Our Sheep Dung Smoked Reserve is a truly unique smoked malt. Here we apply an old traditional Icelandic smoking style using sheep dung to smoke the barley.For centuries, Icelanders used this smoking method to preserve food and heat houses; to this day it is used for traditional food preparation and Icelandic malt crafting.The result is truly a unique whisky with a complex flavor profile. Sweet smoky notes compliment the intense flavor of the Icelandic barley and a rich, lingering aftertaste that brings you back to the farm you worked on decades ago.Flóki Sheep Dung Smoked Single Malt is handcrafted and produced from 100% locally farmed Icelandic barley, smoked using traditional Icelandic methods and materials. It is a Single barrel whisky aged for 3 years in ex-Flóki Young Malt barrels under the base of mount Hekla.Sheep dung smoked Icelandic single malt is available at the Duty Free Store in Iceland, most local liquor stores in Iceland and through our distributors world wide. Whisky Advocate's Artisan Whiskey of the Year – The whis- key that put us on the map. We use three individually smoked malts (cherrywood from Wisconsin, beechwood from Germany, and peat from Scotland) to craft this deep and complex whiskey. Using 3 distinct smokes provides consistent and balanced smoke from nose to the pallet and throughout the finish. Corsair never uses artificial flavors or colors, achieving superior flavor and color through quality malted barley, innovative distillation and small barrel maturation.   Tasting Notes Smoke and notes of cherry pervade the palate, finished by a slight brininess from the mossy peat. Pot distilled then aged in new American charred oak, Triple Smoke has the sweetness of an American whiskey with the rich smoke of an Islay single malt scotch.   Adventurous Stills is a craft distillery located in Tempe, Arizona. Founded by Kelly Lattig in 2015, Adventurous Stills handcrafts premium award-winning whiskey & spirits using locally grown grains and traditional distilling practices. Our mission is to craft unique and flavorful spirits that express the adventurous spirit of Arizona.Adventurous Stills is committed to using sustainable processes and delivering an exceptional line of spirits without any compromises. All our whiskey and spirits are 100% natural with all their flavors coming from the grains and the barrels - Never sourced, flavored, or colored! We offer: Bottle sales online, at our distillery & select local establishments Distillery tours & handcrafted cocktails at our Distillery & Tasting Room Membership Program with access to our limited releases Special Services like group events & tours, private barrel/white label program and more Stauningwhiskey.com Flokiwhisky.is Corsairdistilling.com Adventurousstills.com

A new MP3 sermon from Liberty Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Sage Gustafson Memorial Service Subtitle: Special Services Speaker: Various Speakers Broadcaster: Liberty Bible Church Event: Funeral Service Date: 7/19/2024 Length: 67 min.

The RNC met, and on the first day they had a battle between two prayers. One prayer to the Triune God, the other to the god of the Sikhs. After the failed assassination attempt on president Trump everyone is left with questions. How could Special Services let something like this happen? What will happen to the United States now? Where do we go from here?? If you missed our livestream during the action: https://pubtv.flfnetwork.com/tabs/none/videos/32281 Don’t forget to Sign up for The FLF Conference 2024 (Prodigal America) https://flfnetwork.com/prodigal-america/

The RNC met, and on the first day they had a battle between two prayers. One prayer to the Triune God, the other to the god of the Sikhs. After the failed assassination attempt on president Trump everyone is left with questions. How could Special Services let something like this happen? What will happen to the United States now? Where do we go from here?? If you missed our livestream during the action: https://pubtv.flfnetwork.com/tabs/none/videos/32281 Don’t forget to Sign up for The FLF Conference 2024 (Prodigal America) https://flfnetwork.com/prodigal-america/

The RNC met, and on the first day they had a battle between two prayers. One prayer to the Triune God, the other to the god of the Sikhs. After the failed assassination attempt on president Trump everyone is left with questions. How could Special Services let something like this happen? What will happen to the United States now? Where do we go from here?? If you missed our livestream during the action: https://pubtv.flfnetwork.com/tabs/none/videos/32281 Don’t forget to Sign up for The FLF Conference 2024 (Prodigal America) https://flfnetwork.com/prodigal-america/

The failed assassination attempt on president Trump leaves everyone with questions. How could Special Services let something like this happen? What will happen to the United States now? Where do we go from here?? If you missed our livestream during the action: https://pubtv.flfnetwork.com/tabs/none/videos/32281 Don’t forget to Sign up for The FLF Conference 2024 (Prodigal America) https://flfnetwork.com/prodigal-america/

The failed assassination attempt on president Trump leaves everyone with questions. How could Special Services let something like this happen? What will happen to the United States now? Where do we go from here?? If you missed our livestream during the action: https://pubtv.flfnetwork.com/tabs/none/videos/32281 Don’t forget to Sign up for The FLF Conference 2024 (Prodigal America) https://flfnetwork.com/prodigal-america/

The failed assassination attempt on president Trump leaves everyone with questions. How could Special Services let something like this happen? What will happen to the United States now? Where do we go from here?? If you missed our livestream during the action: https://pubtv.flfnetwork.com/tabs/none/videos/32281 Don’t forget to Sign up for The FLF Conference 2024 (Prodigal America) https://flfnetwork.com/prodigal-america/

At 10:50PM on D-Day, The Red Skelton Show took to the air with a final abbreviated episode before Skelton left for World War II. When his show debuted on October 7th, 1941 critics were skeptical. Skelton was a pantomimist. How could he succeed on radio? But he was soon getting laughs every eleven seconds and for three seasons more than twenty-five million people were tuning in as he pulled ratings in the 30s. His supporting cast of Lurene Tuttle, Ozzie, and Harriet Nelson were heavily featured. But then Skelton got divorced and lost his marriage deferment. The army drafted him in 1944. MGM and radio sponsor Raleigh Cigarettes tried to help with no avail. The Draft Board also turned down his request to join the Special Services branch for entertainers. This was questioned by some critics, who noted that he had worked tirelessly to entertain servicemen. Skelton's last radio program was on D-Day, June 6th, 1944. The next day the thirty-year-old Skelton was formally inducted as a private. Without its star, the program was discontinued until he could come back from the war. Skelton lost eighteen months of his career, eventually suffering a nervous breakdown in Italy, and having to be hospitalized for three months. He would be discharged in September of 1945.

Hebrews 11:1-2;6. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Max Curell.

Exodus 2:1-9 Palms 127:3 Proverbs 22:6 Psalms 68:6 1 Samuel 25:29-34 John 17:18 James 1:5

Ephesians 4:11-16. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Joseph Bayly.

1 Peter 1:3. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Jody Killingsworth.

Mark 15:1-39. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Stephen Baker.

John 13:21-38. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Daniel Coughlin.

John 12:12-19. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Mike Tiberi.

Acts 26:1-8. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Tim Bayly.

"This week back in 1958 Elvis went to the Memphis Draft Board and signs up for the Army turning down the chance to work for Special Services. From that we decided to talk about musicians you know that have served as well."

MDJ Script/ Top Stories for Mar 12th             Publish Date:  Mar 11th            Commercial: From the Ingles Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast.    Today is Tuesday, March 12th, and Happy 75th Birthday to musician James Taylor. ***03.12.24 – BIRTHDAY – JAMES TAYLOR*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia.  Two Killed in 4-car Wreck on Interstate 75 Marietta Superintendent to Host Town Hall for Parents of New Kindergarteners Emotional Support Llama Bring Smiles at Acworth Senior Community   All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!    BREAK: CUofGA   STORY 1: Two Killed in 4-car Wreck on Interstate 75 Early Saturday morning a four-vehicle collision on northbound Interstate 75 resulted in the loss of two lives and left two others seriously injured, according to Cobb County Police. The incident unfolded when a Chrysler minivan was rear-ended by an Acura. The impact led the Acura to lose control and subsequently collide with an Audi, which then crashed into a Freightliner semi-truck. The deceased in the incident have been identified as Carl Moore, the driver of the Acura, and James Mettle, a passenger within the same vehicle. Both were pronounced dead at the scene. The Audi's driver, Brandon Weaver, and a passenger, Monica Wilburn, sustained serious injuries and were immediately rushed to the hospital. Cobb County Police Department is currently investigating the incident. They are encouraging anyone who witnessed the crash or has any relevant information to come forward to aid in their investigation. STORY 2: Marietta Superintendent to Host Town Hall for Parents of New Kindergarteners Marietta Schools Superintendent, Dr. Grant Rivera, has planned a virtual town hall meeting intended to address inquiries from parents of prospective kindergarteners. The session will discuss registration processes, resources available, and future district happenings. Drawing on his own experiences as a parent, Rivera acknowledges the blend of excitement and concern parents may experience as their child embarks on their kindergarten journey. This town hall aims to provide a detailed overview of registration requirements and deadlines, facilitating a seamless transition for all incoming students. Rivera underscored the district's dedication to engaging families well in advance of the new academic year, offering opportunities for school tours and subsequent meetings. The town hall is slated for March 19 at 7:30 p.m. and can be accessed virtually. STORY 3: Emotional Support Llama Bring Smiles at Acworth Senior Community Residents of the Dogwood Village assisted living facility experienced a unique encounter with an emotional support llama this week. The llama, named Pai, was brought in by the Wit's End Llama consortium. Llamas like Pai are recognized for their soothing demeanor and are often utilized for relaxation and stress alleviation purposes. Engaging with Pai, residents of Dogwood Village had the opportunity to feed him treats and pet him on his woolen neck. Activity coordinator, Kim Hart, emphasized the happiness these visits bring to the residents, particularly those who might not usually participate in such events. A resident, Herb Martin, voiced his appreciation for the variation from routine and the chance to interact with Pai. Laurie Hutwagner, who is involved with the llamas, highlighted Pai's training as a therapy llama, ensuring that he remains tranquil and at ease around people. Contrary to popular misconceptions, llamas are docile and friendly creatures, spreading joy to all who meet them. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info.    We'll be right back.   Break: HENRY CO SHERIFFS – DRAKE   STORY 4: Books For Cheap at the Cobb Civic Center The Cobb County Public Library recently conducted a book sale at the Cobb Civic Center, drawing a significant crowd in search of bargains on books and other media items, all priced under $4. Terri Tresp, a representative of the library, emphasized the event's dual objective – to serve the community and raise funds. The proceeds from such sales usually range between $40,000 and $50,000. Event-goers like Adrian Hancock and Courtney Duncan enjoyed exploring different categories, including history, crafting, and fiction, appreciating the economical prices and extensive selection. The library accepts book donations at local branches, with larger contributions recommended at designated locations. A feature of the event was "Box Day," where customers could fill a box with books for a fixed price. Another book sale is planned by the library for October at the same venue. STORY 5: Marietta Taking More Time to Plan Polk Street Lot Improvement Marietta Councilman Johnny Walker is spearheading an initiative to rejuvenate a deserted corner lot through collaborations with local entities. The Marietta Parks and Recreation Department has commenced clearing the property located at the intersection of Polk Street and Mountain View Road. Once a site graced by a flourishing garden, the city acquired the lot following the demise of the owners. The proposed collaboration includes the Marietta Arts Council, dk Gallery, and the Magnolia Garden Club, with the objective of restoring vitality to the location. Ideas under consideration encompass the installation of sculptures and the development of a park or green space. Challenges such as extending sidewalks and establishing a parking area require further deliberation. The council anticipates discussing the proposal in greater detail at their forthcoming meeting. We'll be back in a moment.   Break: CURIOSITY LAB BIKE RACE    STORY 6: Marietta Schools to Graduate Teachers from Special Education Program Marietta City Schools is set to graduate ten educators from its Special Education New Teacher Retention Academy. The program is designed to enhance the district's special education offerings while reducing teacher attrition. Superintendent Grant Rivera underscored the academy's function in aiding new teachers and promoting their success. The academy, in collaboration with the Georgia Department of Education and Kennesaw State University, provides resources, stipends, coaching, and classroom assistance. Michele Sayles Harris, the Chief of Special Services, stressed the program's role in preparing educators for excellence in their field. The graduation ceremony for these educators is scheduled for March 18, signifying the program's effectiveness in improving special education within the district. STORY 7: 'We're in a great position': Smyrna Mayor Begins New Term Amid Bevy of Projects Smyrna Mayor Derek Norton recently looked back at his first term in office, underlining significant accomplishments such as the rejuvenation of downtown and economic progress. Future plans encompass the introduction of a new park, a brewery, and the acquisition of church property for the expansion of downtown. In terms of long-term planning, Norton places a high value on community input. However, he acknowledges challenges like devising parking solutions and offering affordable housing in the face of increased demand. The city has also tackled contentious issues head-on, including Aunt Fanny's Cabin, with plans to establish a memorial. 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In this week's episode of Ridgefield Tiger talk we welcome back Dr. Anthony ShowahAssistant Director of Special Services. We discuss the many updates in the special services department, the expansion of the RISE program, pre-kindergarten, the transition program, how we can leverage AI in helping meet the needs of our students, and much more. Thanks for listening!

After Bob Hope's program signed off at 10:30PM eastern war time, The Red Skelton Show signed on. It debuted on Tuesday October 7th, 1941. By February of 1944 it was pulling a rating of 29.9. Ozzie and Harriet Nelson were heavily featured. Skelton was so supercharged that he couldn't do a pre-show warm up. It left his audience exhausted and practically catatonic during the main show. So Skelton reversed the formula and gave his fans an after-show. Among his peers it was considered the hottest comedy act in town. Lurene Tuttle, who later appeared with Ozzie and Harriet on their own show, also starred on The Red Skelton Show. For three seasons Skelton's popularity soared, but then he got divorced and lost his marriage deferment. The army drafted Skelton in 1944. MGM and radio sponsor Raleigh Cigarettes tried to help with no avail. The Draft Board also turned down his request to join the Special Services branch for entertainers. Skelton's last radio program was on D-Day, June 6th, 1944. The next day he was formally inducted as a private. Without its star, the program was discontinued until he could come back from the war. Words at War was an anthology of war stories, “told by the men and women who have seen them happen.” It was produced in cooperation with the Council on Books in Wartime, promising “stories of the battlefronts, of behind-the scenes diplomacy, of underground warfare, of the home front, of action on the seas.” Each show was to be “a living record of this war and the things for which we fight.” First taking to the air on June 24th, 1943 from New York, it was praised by Variety as “one of the most outstanding programs in radio”; by the New York Times as the “boldest, hardest-hitting program of 1944”; and by Newsweek as “one of the best contributions to serious commercial radio in many a year.” Despite airing at 11:30PM on Tuesdays, Words at War stimulated conversation and controversy throughout its two-year run. On Tuesday, February 8th 1944 a story on George Washington Carver was broadcast. When Words At War signed off at midnight, NBC broadcast a ninety minute program for the fourth war bond drive. It was part of an extended effort to raise funds. The night prior at midnight, Ben Grauer hosted this show over NBC.