Podcast appearances and mentions of steve parks

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Keywords: Democracy, Activism, Community Partnerships, DEI, Higher Education. Félix Maradiaga is an academic, political activist, and former presidential candidate from Nicaragua. His numerous accolades include various academic appointments, government positions, founding co-director of the ⁠Civil Society Leadership Institute⁠, and a nomination for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize. Steve Parks is a Professor in the Writing and Rhetoric Program, Department of English, University of Virginia. He is the founder of the University of Virginia's Democratic Futures Project. His new book is, “‘The Wrong Side of Privilege.' Advocacy, Community, and Politics: The Collected Essays of Stephen J. Parks, 2000-2020”. Visit thebigrhetoricalpodcast.weebly.com and follow @thebigrhet.Visit thebigrhetoricalpodcast.weebly.com and follow @thebigrhet.

A slight overrun this week so a bit longer than 2 hours of great rare grooves & collectables from back in the day featuring the likes of Curtis Mayfield, Wah Wah Watson, Webstter Lewis, Steve Parks and Michelle Lamb to name but a few ! PLAYLIST   Artist Title Year 1 Black Heat, Love the life you live 1974 2 Webster Lewis, You deserve to dance 1979 3 Wah Wah Watson, Good friends 1976 4 Monday After, Merry go round 1975 5 Billy Woost, Body body love 1977 6 Dawson Smith, I don't know if I can make it 1974 7 Curtis Mayfield, Freddies Dead 1972 8 Spirit of Atlanta, Freddies Alive and Well 1973 9 Brenda Boykin, Love is in town 2013 10 Ramsey Lewis, Expansions 1981 11 Jesse Gould, Out of work 1977   NORTH OF THE GAP     12 Venicia Wilson (real name - Kate Jackson), I can't stop this feeling 2022 13 Kiki Dee, On a magic carpet ride 1968 14 Donnie Burdick, Open the door to your heart 1967         15 The Jaggerz, Gotta find a way back home 1968 16 Sheryl Swope, Can't get him out of my mind 1969 17 M J Wade, I'm gonna ball baby 1982 18 Joe Simon, Drowning in the sea of love 1971 19 Los Charleys Orchestar, Living the Brooklyn Nights 2020 20 Sound Experience, Your love belongs to me 1974 21 Steve Parks, Movin in the right direction 1981 22 Michelle Lamb, Natural High 1979 23 Patrice Rushen, Kickin Back 1976 24 Right Direction, Midnight Rhythm 1980 25 Free Life, I Confess 1978 26 Ray Goodman & Brown, Celebrate our love 1986 27 Main Ingredient, Let me prove my love to you 1976 28 Memphis Horns, Just for your love 1977 29 Soul Generation, Heaven only knows 2001 30 The Solid Gold Orchestra, Tracks of love 2016

Blowing the dust off soulful rare grooves, collectibles and some stone cold classics that you've either forgotten or didn't even know about ! No re-mixes, no re-edits, just 7", 12" and LP track originals from back in the day !  We'll be hearing from Alphonse Mouzon, Positive Force, Steve Parks, Milt Jackson and the Bobby Boyd Congress to name but a few.   PLAYLIST Artist Title Year Alphonse Mouzon Sunflower 1973 Billy Brooks Forty Days 1974 Sugarhill Gang Hot Hot Summer Day 1980 Harden Brothers Deep inside of you 1981 Disco Dub Band For the love of money 1976 Slave Son of Slide 1977 Sandra Feva You can't come up in here no more 1986 Funkadelic Nappy Dugout 1973 Smoked Sugar I'm a winner 1975 Positive Force Tell me what you see 1980 Paul Humphrey Uncle Willies Dream 1974 Moments To you with love 1971 Manzel Midnight Theme 1979 Norman Connors Stella 1977 Ronnie Laws Young Child 1980 Side Effect Private World 1977 Steve Parks Movin in the right direction 1981 Don Blackman Heart's Desire 1982 Creative Source You can't hide love 1973 Donna McGee It ain't no big thing 1998 Milt Jackson Olinga 1974 Bobby Boyd Congress I'm Undecided 1971 Skye Ain't no need 1976 Areatha Franklin More than just a joy 1978 Sylvia St. James Ghetto Lament 1980

Download our free guide on 5 ways to take action!Poets, painters, novelists, musicians — it turns out they are as crucial to sustaining self-government as politicians and pundits. In a wide-ranging conversation, our hosts speak with English professor Steve Parks about the likes of Walt Whitman, Woody Guthrie, Sinéad O'Connor and the Malian singer Fatoumata Kouyaté. What does their art have in common? Spoiler: an affective sense of democracy. Plus, Parks shares our plans for a new segment on international activists. We're calling it “The Power of Many.”Additional InformationDemocracy in Danger PodcastMore shows from The Democracy Group

Poets, painters, novelists, musicians — it turns out they are as crucial to sustaining self-government as politicians and pundits. In a wide-ranging conversation, our hosts speak with English professor Steve Parks about the likes of Walt Whitman, Woody Guthrie, Sinéad O'Connor and the Malian singer Fatoumata Kouyaté. What does their art have in common? Spoiler: an affective sense of democracy. Plus, Parks shares our plans for a new segment on international activists. We're calling it “The Power of Many.”

How do you feel about the year ahead? Confident? Concerned? Uncertain? Wherever you are on this spectrum, one thing we must be, is ready.  I particularly like the work that Steve Parks does at Convivio because he focuses heavily on the macro issues facing clients and prospects and encourages agency leaders to use this insight […] The post EP72: What to expect in 2023 | Steve Parks | Convivio appeared first on Gunpowder Consulting.

Steve Parks is the CEO of Convivio where he helps agency leaders to work on their business as confidently as they work in it through writing, speaking, and training. He has experience leading creative and digital agencies for 16 years. Steve is also an Editor at Agency Radar, a briefing service for agency leaders that helps them think and plan more strategically. Steve was a Journalist for the BBC in London for 10 years. He has been named one of the most inspiring agency leaders in the UK by a Bench Press survey of over 2,000 of his peers. In this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast, John Corcoran is joined by Steve Parks, the CEO of Convivio, to talk about radical transparency and helping business owners build better agencies. Steve also talks about changing careers from journalist to agency owner, doing sales for big projects, and how he prepared his agency for the COVID-19 pandemic. Stay tuned.

We've talked a lot about leadership on this podcast, and rightly so. Sustainable new business performance starts with a growth mindset and that has to come from the very top of an agency. No matter how many people I speak with on the topic of agency leadership, every conversation brings a fresh perspective. And none […]

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This week I welcome Brian Bailie back to the program to talk about a new report, "COVID-19 and Academic Shared Governance," by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP). The report finds that college and university administrations responses to the COVID-19 pandemic disregarded the norms of academic governances and "were affected largely by administrative fiat, with little or no consultation with the faculty ever where austerity and emergency measures had dramatic effects on the curriculum, an area traditionally considered the faculty's primary responsibility." We'll may also dip into a recent report by the Roosevelt Network, “The Financialization of Higher Education at the University of Cincinnati,” as well as the broader attack on public higher ed.  Brian  Bailie is an Associate Professor of rhetoric and composition at the University of Cincinnati's Blue Ash College. Brian's latest articles include, “Are We an Academic Journal? Editing as Ethical Practice for Change,” co-authored with Steve Parks, in Reflections: A Journal of Community Engaged Writing and Rhetoric, and the ever-timely piece in Present Tense: A Journal of Rhetoric in Society, , “So, Richard Spencer is Coming to Your Campus. How He was Allowed on, and How You Can Confront Him.”  Join our Discord server: https://discord.gg/WMW98RQEYV Chatting on #livechat during and after the show. A special shout out to Jonathan Mann who wrote our intro song, “There Are No People in the Future.” Check out all is great stuff on his YouTube page and follow him on Twitter @songadaymann

On today’s show, I welcome Brian Bailie back to the podcast. Bailie is an Assistant Professor of rhetoric and composition at the University of Cincinnati’s Blue Ash College. Brian’s latest articles include,“Are We an Academic Journal? Editing as Ethical Practice for Change,” co-authored with Steve Parks, in Reflections: A Journal of Community Engaged Writing and Rhetoric, and the ever-timely piece in Present Tense: A Journal of Rhetoric in Society, “So, Richard Spencer is Coming to Your Campus. How He was Allowed on, and How You Can Confront Him.”  I wanted to have Brian back on the show to update us on some of the many assaults on public higher education during the pandemic. Tonight we’ll talk about the attempt by lawmakers in Iowa to strip tenure from faculty in all state public colleges and universities. Then we’ll ask why a dead professor is teaching an art course for Concordia University. Then there’s the U of Florida installing "tattle buttons" to narc on faculty who moved some in-person classes on-line. Oh, yea, then in our backyard the PA State System of Higher Education is gutting faculty and staff at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. But we won’t leave you with all doom and gloom. We'll talk about the fight back. UC students with Boldly Bankrupt are doing great work and building coalitions. A special shout out to Jonathan Mann who wrote our intro song, “There Are No People in the Future.” Check out all is great stuff on his YouTube page and follow him on Twitter @songadaymann Check out Boldly Bankrupt: https://boldlybankrupt.cargo.site/ Dead professors teaching at Concordia University: https://slate.com/technology/2021/01/dead-professor-teaching-online-class.html Iowa attack on tenure: https://www.thegazette.com/subject/news/education/iowa-lawmakers-advance-bill-to-eliminate-tenure-20210126 IUP Cuts: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/28/us/college-coronavirus-tuition.html (we didn't get to talk too much about this tonight. I'll focus on it on another show).

The Season 3 finale of The Big Rhetorical Podcast is the second installment in our Keystone Perspectives: A Capstone Podcast. This episode features a discussion with the editors of The Best of the Journals in Rhetoric & Composition. Guests include Drs. Brian Bailie, Kristi Girdharry, Steve Parks, Jessica Pauszek, and Charles Lesh.

On today’s show, Brian Bailie returns to the podcast. Bailie is an Assistant Professor of rhetoric and composition at the University of Cincinnati’s Blue Ash College. Brian’s latest article, co-authored with Steve Parks, “Are We an Academic Journal? Editing as Ethical Practice for Change,” just dropped in Reflections: A Journal of Community Engaged Writing and Rhetoric. You should also check out his piece in Present Tense: A Journal of Rhetoric in Society. The article, “So, Richard Spencer is Coming to Your Campus. How He was Allowed on, and How You Can Confront Him,” came out over the summer and its timing couldn’t be better as we’ve seen the growing threat of white supremacists on our campuses and in the streets.  I wanted to have Brian back on the show to give us an update on the assault on public higher education in Ohio (and across the country). We talked back in May, we were seeing draconian cuts in public higher education in Ohio - especially at Ohio University and the University of Cincinnati system, of which Brian is a part. We’ll talk about where things are now, as the fall’s semester is in full gear. And, as we discussed back in May, universities are using the pandemic to fundamentally transform public higher ed - if we let them get away with it, that is.  As we are less than a month out from the election, we’ll also discuss how Trump’s authoritarian, public pedagogy is pushing American democracy - as flawed as it is - right up the cliff’s edge. What is this public pedagogy doing to our civic culture and have we passed a point of no return?  You can help support this show by becoming a patron for as little as $5/month at patreon.com/rcpress. You can show us some love during this live show too.  If you’re logged into the Podbean app listening to this show, click on the little gift icon at the bottom of your screen and send us a virtual cup coffee, a love balloon, some roses, or even a gold mic. All you have to do is fill your virtual pockets with Podbean’s “Golden Beans.” The gifts you send are kind of like sticking a buck or two into the tip jar to help support and expand this podcast. A special shout out as always to Jonathan Mann who wrote our intro song, “There Are No People in the Future.” Check out all is great stuff on his YouTube page and follow him on Twitter @songadaymann.

It’s Wednesday, May 27, 2020. Welcome to Raging Chicken’s Out d’Coup podcast. This is Kevin Mahoney, editor, and founder of Raging Chicken Press. On today’s show, we’ve got a Raging Chicken interview with Brian Bailie. Bailie is an Assistant Professor of rhetoric and composition at the University of Cincinnati’s Blue Ash College. He’s got some new articles that hitting the interwebs in the weeks ahead: “Are We an Academic Journal? Editing as Ethical Practice for Change,” in Reflections: A Journal of Community Engaged Writing and Rhetoric. That’s authored with Steve Parks and the article, “So, Richard Spencer is Coming to Your Campus. How He was Allowed on, and How You Can Confront Him,” due out soon in Present Tense: A Journal of Rhetoric in Society. I wanted to talk to Brian today about the ways COVID-19 is giving cover for the wholesale destruction of public higher education.  What’s happening at Ohio University? Since the beginning of the month, OU has eliminated the jobs of at least 340 people coupled with the retirement of another 88. 74 of those retiring are faculty members. The cuts have included layoffs of 53 instructional faculty and the elimination of 149 administrative positions. Most recently, OU announced cuts to 40% of the faculty at their regional campuses. All these cuts have been done with the cover of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s like Margaret Thatcher has returned from the dead to remind us “there’s nothing we can do.” Is this just a force of nature or are we seeing disaster capitalism on steroids? At the University of Cincinnati, we see similar patterns of cut, gut, and punish with one significant difference. While faculty members are discouraged from using the copier for class handouts in the name of saving money, the university has been on a spending spree when it comes to NCAA Division I athletics. According to an excellent investigative report by UC’s student newspaper, The News Record, records show that while UC had an athletic deficit of $5.6 million in 2005, in 2019 that deficit increased five-fold to $29.7 million. What’s that meant for faculty teaching on the University of Cincinnati’s campuses? We’ll ask Brian about that.  UC’s budgeting schemes will sound like they come from the same playbook that we see right here in PA’s State System of Higher Education. Maybe because it is.  And in a time when the most vulnerable are the most at risk, Ohio’s labor laws are double jeopardy for adjunct faculty.  Bailie highlights the fightback coming from AAUP:UC and discusses how important it is to have collective bargaining rights and an active union. He also clues us in on an awesome student organizing effort at UC called Boldly Bankrupt.  And on today’s last call, we’ll look for temporary diversions from COVID-19 and the disaster capitalists to see if we can get Brian to give us some beer recommendations from his neck of the woods. I’m wearing a Rheingeist Brewing hat in his honor! Here’s some of Bailie’s recs: Mad Tree Brewing in Cincinnati:  Check out Lift - “crisp golden ale” and Psychopathy - bright citrus and floral IPA coming in around 6.9%.  Saunder Brewing in Mason, OH.  Christian Moerlein Brewing Co. in Cincinnati.  And, Bailie gives the shout out to the employee-owned, sustainable ethos brewery New Belgium from Colorado. He says you should definitely check out their new Fat Tire Belgium White.   We close out looking at signs of hope and resistance.

In this episode, Tommy and his wife Brooke have on special guest Steve Parks of Belching Beaver Brewery, to tackle this long awaited sequel. Does it hold up "Steam" to its predecessor? Tune in to find out. Cheers! www.brewcrewmoviereview.com

Classic soul music that's been remixed, re-edited, reshaped and re-loved by today's most gifted DJs and producers from around the world"Quality Edits for Beautiful People"Episode seven features songs by: Pink Floyd, Eddie Harris, D-Train, Bill Withers, The Temptations, Parliament, Linda Clifford, Idris Muhammad, Teddy Pendergrass, Inner City, Loose Ends, ESG, Family Of Eve, Patrice Rushen, Steve Parks and Wally Badarou.

In this bonus episode, Steve Parks talks about how English graduate education can be better formed to prepare and train students for academic and non-academic purposes.

In this episode, Steve Parks talks about the writing classroom as a space for validating students' literacy, how he shifts his identity to help create a more inclusive classroom, and strategies for developing and sustaining community partnerships.

Jade Harrell with Steve Parks, Director of Programs, Diversity Awareness Partnership. Steve is responsible for facilitating and leading diversity and inclusion discussions with youth and adults. He offers tools and strategies to open up communication. He shares the ways we can listen and express for influence. Steve distinguishes between dialogue and debate to encourage awareness, understanding and healing. The mission of Diversity Awareness Partnership is to be a catalyst to increase awareness, facilitate engagement and provide education about diversity and inclusion. Their vision is for inclusive communities where diversity is respected and embraced, and equity is the norm.

Jade Harrell with Steve Parks, Director of Programs, Diversity Awareness Partnership. Steve is responsible for facilitating and leading diversity and inclusion discussions with youth and adults. He offers tools and strategies to open up communication. He shares the ways we can listen and express for influence. Steve distinguishes between dialogue and debate to encourage awareness, understanding and healing. The mission of Diversity Awareness Partnership is to be a catalyst to increase awareness, facilitate engagement and provide education about diversity and inclusion. Their vision is for inclusive communities where diversity is respected and embraced, and equity is the norm.

European Podcast 2013 Nominee "The Truth" every Saturday on www.soulgrooveradio.co.uk with more classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay & Love In Action who have selected some of the finest rare grooves. Our featured artists for podcast 154 (Rare Groove 3) include Bob James, Breakwater, Steve Parks, Johnny Hammond, Hi-Tension, Tom Browne, Leon Ware, Webster Lewis, Dave Grusin and Dexter Wansel. Follow us on Twitter at @DjMrJay, Find us on Facebook at “The School of Thought”, for bookings email us at info@djmrjaylive.com - Visit us online at http://djmrjay.com/

Вот и новый выпуск In-Beat-Ween Sessions, который суммирует мои наиболее яркие впечатления, духовные поиски и переживания последних 2-х месяцев (ну или около того), включая поездку на фестиваль SunceBeat 4 (Southport Weekender) в Хорватии. Об участии в фестивале можно говорить бесконечно долго и восторженно - и некоторые из вас уже испытали это на себе во время личной встречи))). Помимо большого количества фото в Instagram, Facebook и Вконтакте здесь есть краткий отчет о запомнившихся музыкальных моментах фестиваля по версии меня и команды Groovement Soul, Дублин. В 51-й выпуск вошли эксклюзивные композиции с готовящихся к выпуску пластинок Karizma, Soul Renegades, She's So Rad (WNP), Lost Midus (Tru Thoughts); некоторые вещи из моего сета на The Beach Stage (SunceBeat 4), о которых многие спрашивали: Dwayne Morgan - Everything (Yam Who Re-edit), Moplen - Let No Man Put Us Under (Remix); новинки лейблов Mahogani Music, GAMM, Rebirth; свежий материал Atjazz & Jullian Gomes, Kon, Lone, Omar; редкая буги и фьюжн-классика от Steve Parks, Time Spectrum, George Duke (R.I.P.) и многое-многое другое! Приятных музыкальных открытий! Warning: File under serious bitter-sweet romantic vibes!  Artist / Track / Label1. Linkwood Family - Miles Away / Firecracker2. Mark Hand - Never Forget / Signals3. Paul Hill - Need Me Some U / Mahogani Music4. Steve Parks - Moving In the Right Direction / Originals5. Revivra Alias Estephe & Vulzor - Set It Out / GAMM6. Time Spectrum - Slide Into Your Heart / Z-Records7. Moplen - Let No Man Put Us Under (Remix) / Lumberjacks8. Chris Turner - FlyLOVE / Rebirth9. Kon - Love Youx (Don't) / Soul Clap10. Zaki Ibrahim, Kid Fonque, DJ Whisky - Be (Atjazz & Jullian Gomes Remix) / Atjazz Record Company11. Jill Scott - My Love (Jason B Remix) / CDR12. Soul Renegades - Now You Gonna Save Me (Original) / Restless Soul13. Karizma Feat. Sean McCabe - A Set Purpose / R214. Lone - Airglow Fires / R&S15. Dwayne Morgan - Everything (Yam Who Re-edit) / Counterpoint Records16. Theo Parrish, Tonny Allen, Eska, Andrew Ashong, David Okumu - Feel Loved / Wildheart17. George Duke - Statement / MPS Records18. She's So Rad - Refresh / Wonderful Noise Productions19. Lost Midus - Love Undone / Tru Thoughts20. Omar - The Man / Freestyle Records21. Phillip Owusu - Goodnight / CDRDOWNLOAD (Right Click - Save As)

Winter time in the UK, my usual mix of reggae & soulful things. Van Morrison-Spanish Steps, John Barry-Alpine Drive, Marlena Shaw-Woman Of The Ghetto, Pablove Black-Poco Tempo, itopia-Creation, Soft Touch-plenty action, Dorothy Ashby-moving finger, Steve Parks, still thinking of you, Pacesetters- what about me, Terry Callier-darker than shadows, Jonathon Jeremiah-see, Groundation-Babylon rule dem, Abassai allstars-Stem The Tide, dennis Brown- Jah is watching you, Sharon Jones-this Land, Sombory Jazz- Nanania, Rox-No Going Back, Marvin Gaye-Symphony, archie bell-where will you go

More classic tracks from DJ Mr Jay for SSRadio, this week's selection includes; David Bendeth, Willie Bobo, George Duke, Instant Funk, Tom Browne, Dexter Wansel, Webster Lewis, David Beniot, Paulinho Da Costa, Steve Parks, Wilbert Longmire and Cameo. So remember to tune into http://www.ssradiouk.com, download the podcasts from www.djmrjay.podomatic.com, or simply type “Dj Mr Jay’s Podcasts” in the search box on iTunes.

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