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Thank you so much for tuning in for another episode of the Wet Net Outdoors Podcast. Please be sure to share us out there with your friends, Hit that thumbs up button, and subscribe! We can be found on Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or anywhere else you get your podcast. On this episode, after another long break, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Tyler Kraft, w/ Tyler Kraft Sportfishing. We had a great day on one of our SW Wa tributaries chasing some coho. We dive in depth into some challenges of being a new full time fishing guide. We also did a quick recap of our Columbia River Fall runs. We dove into what is next on Tylers Plate moving forward. Huge shoutout to our awesome sponsors Fishsos, Anglers Unlimited, Northwild Outdoors, Coldwater Strong, & now Talon Rods! Have a great week! #fishing #addictedfishing #columbiariver #columbiariverbar #salmon #steelhead #pnw #washington #oregon #sockeye #chinook #pacificocean #salmoneggs #bobberdown #coonshrimp

Washougal resident Anne Haller voices her support for Marie Gluesenkamp Perez in her letter to the editor, praising Perez for her independent and moderate approach to representing Southwest Washington in Congress. She contrasts Perez's leadership with her opponent Joe Kent, who she describes as far-right. Visit https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/opinion/letter-perez-offers-sw-wa-common-sense-independent-representation to read the full letter at www.ClarkCountyToday.com. Hashtags: #MarieGluesenkampPerez #JoeKent #3rdCongressionalDistrict #IndependentRepresentation #WashingtonState #Elections24 #ClarkCountyWa #LocalNews

What’s Trending: Despite yesterday’s court ruling, the King County Sheriff’s Office is still refusing to enforce Burien’s no camping ordinance. The Saint Louis superintendent—who used to work for Seattle Public Schools—was fired by the school board due to budget issues. // Big Local: The Tacoma police Chief Avery Moore has been placed on administrative leave but it’s a mystery as to why. A refugee camp in Kent has finally been cleared. Residents in Southwest Washington have been bemused by a mysterious odor that isn’t very pleasant. // Despite being a climate change alarmist, Kamala Harris has spent millions on private jets.

He's now overseeing Klickitat County's jail.

After a granite bench honoring veterans and Gold Star families was destroyed late last year by a vandal, the Veterans and First Responders Board of SW WA made the quick decision to order a new bench and rededicate it at the Armed Forces Reserve Center https://bit.ly/3Wihqb8 #GoldStarFamilies #Veterans #ArmedForcesReserveCenter #VeteransAndFirstRespondersBoardOfSWWA #DarvinZimmerman #Vandalism #Dedication #Ceremony #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

As Oregon Public Broadcasting's Troy Brynelson reports, Kent has recently been outspent by his Democratic opponent.

An auction will be one of the fundraisers at a music and dinner event presented by the Veterans and First Responders Board of SW WA on Friday, with a salute to the legacy of Buffalo Soldiers. https://bit.ly/3f6Rsbe #VeteransAndFirstRespondersBoardOfSWWA #BuffaloSoldiers #Education #Auction #DinnerEvent #Fundraiser #LiveMusic #Raffle #Prizes #LivingHomeChurch #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

The Shoalwater Bay tribe dedicated a 50-foot tall tsunami evacuation platform today.

So far, the race has been dominated by Republicans. But, in a state where all of the candidates compete in the same primary, that's giving confidence to one Democrat and her quiet campaign.

Veterans and First Responders Board of SW WA present a granite bench in memory of Sgt. Jeremy R. Brown of the Clark County Sheriff's Office. https://loom.ly/0KWGEAM #JeremyRBrown #JeremyBrown #ClarkCountySheriffsOffice #CCSO #MemorialBench #PublicSafetyComplex #ClarkCountyFairgrounds #LawEnforcement #FirstResponders #VeteransAndFirstRespondersBoardOfSWWA #Memorial #Duty #PatriotGuardRiders #GoldiesBBQ #RidgefieldWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Correspondent Tom Banse reports that was cause for celebration and a re-dedication in Vancouver today

Guest: Dr. Naomi Godden: Vice-Chancellor's Research Fellow and Senior Lecturer in Social Work, School of Arts and Humanities, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia. Introduction to this episode: Dr Godden is a social worker, social justice and environmental activist, and feminist participatory action researcher from the rural community of Margaret River, Western Australia. She has 16 years of community development and social research experience in Australia and internationally in areas such as gender justice, Aboriginal family violence prevention, youth development, education advocacy, poverty alleviation, homelessness and affordable housing, sexual exploitation of women, environmental activism and the gendered impacts of climate change. She has worked in grassroots rural community organisations, local government, international development organisations such as Oxfam Australia and the International Women's Development Agency, and universities, including Monash and Edith Cowan Universities in Australia. Her countries of work experience include Australia, Peru, United States, Solomon Islands, Timor-Leste, Papua New Guinea, India and Thailand. She is also co-chair of the national Women's Climate Justice Collective and chair of Just Home Margaret River Inc.  SUMMARY OF MAIN INTERVIEW TALKING POINTS  - with approximate time positions in minutes    General introduction                                                                                                     0.52  Guest self-introduction                                                                                                 3.10 What is the significance of a love ethic within eco-social work (ESW) practice?           9.11 How can a love ethic/ESW practice help tackle sustainability challenges?                   17.40          - using Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR)                                         18.25          - climate justice activism and techno-patriarchy concerns                                   24.40 Why should mainstream social work be involved with a love ethic and ESW?              35.17 What could the future hold for mainstream SW practice in terms of these ideas?       43.13 Guest closing summary of her comments                                                                     51.15 Thanks to guest and close of interview                                                                          52.56 END                                                                                                                                54.13  SOME RESOURCES RELEVANT TO THE DISCUSSION Dr Naomi Godden academic profile and research publications (2022) Shire of Augusta Margaret River WA, Community Strategic Plan 2036 Just Home housing justice project Augusta/Margaret River region (2022) Nyoongar people SW WA responses to past severe climate change (2020) Michael Kim Zapf's SW concept of people as place (2010) Introduction to the work of bell hooks from the Commons Social Change Library (2022) Commentary from bell hooks and Thich Nhat Hanh (2017) Dr Godden's paper on links between community work, love and Buen Vivir in Peru (2020) Distinctions environmental/ecological (2000) and multispecies (2020) justice perspectives. IFSW: People's Global Summit theme: Co-building a New Eco-Social World: Leaving No One Behind' online access 29th June to 2nd July 2022. Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) and climate justice Godden et al (2020) Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law and Development (2022) Longer term public health impacts of climate change exacerbated flood and bushfire events Mel Gray/John Coates - social work's responsibility to the non-human world (2012)  GUEST AND CONTACT DETAILS:  Dr Godden - see her research profile  Householders' Options to Protect the Environment (HOPE): T 07 4639 2135 E office@hopeaustralia.org.au W http://www.hopeaustralia.org.au/ Facebook   Production: Produced for HOPE by Andrew Nicholson. This episode recorded in Toowoomba, S.E. Queensland, Australia on 24th March 2022. Incidental Music: James Nicholson  

Mandated Comprehensive Sexual Education has been approved, now what? In November Washington state voters approved referendum 90, mandating, all Washington public schools will teach Comprehensive Sexual Education (CSE) starting in Kindergarten, by the end of 2022-23 school year.  Law stipulates curriculum must be age appropriate, and medically/scientifically accurate, and districts may choose any curriculum meeting the criteria. Parents do have the right to opt their child out of classroom instruction. Who's in control?All public schools are required to use a CSE curriculum adhering to standards set by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), and guidelines developed by the department of health and OSPI.  Not only does the OSPI set the standards, they can review and change them at any time they deem necessary, without public input.  When changes are made by OSPI, school districts are required to stay in compliance, and update their curriculum. Curriculum Choice Is Non-ExistentIf not satisfied with OPSI approved curricula options, the law permits districts to choose an alternative CSE curriculum. It must meet OSPI standards, and be approved by OSPI. Any associated expenses incurred shall be borne by school districts.  Eatonville SD, a small district estimates the cost of purchasing curriculum, training teachers and all other related expenses, at approximately $231,972.  OPT- OUT? Not so Fast…Parents have the option to opt their child out of CSE, however it does not apply to anything outside of the regular class instruction, such as special assemblies or speakers.  Planned Parenthood regularly trains teenage students to be Teen Advocates, who go into the public schools and teach their peers about “sexual health.” When peers taught a highly sexualized form of sex education, it is impossible to opt out of  school culture. Bullying and sexual harassment of those who chose not to participate in CSE, are not uncommon.What is a parent to do?  First, if at all possible, take your child out of the public-school system.  Schools around the state are introducing curriculums designed to use children for culture change, rather than focus on academics needed to become a productive member of society.  COVID-19 school closures have enlightened many parents, realizing they can home school as well, or better than public schools.  Home school pods are popping up all over the place and resources for homeschool families are becoming more abundant.Second, if alternative schooling is not available, parents must make it a priority to oversee  teachers, and their lessons.  Review the sex ed curriculum, and then opt your child out. Support teachers who and are opposed to teaching CSE.  Let your child's teacher know your values and wishes, and what is unacceptable.  You, the parent are still the gatekeeper for your child.Get Involved, Advocate for Parents' Rights in Education!School boards, representatives of the voters, were designed to support the rights of parents, and the wishes of the community.  You and others like you can influence their decisions and hold them accountable. If your board does not care about parents' rights, it's time to elect replacement(s). Navigating through the advocacy maze is always more palatable when working as a team. Start a group in your area, or join other parents to bring your ideas and grievances to your local school, district, and school board.  Parents' Rights in Education provides a support network and valuable accurate information.  Visit parentsrightsined.org and click on “JOIN US”. We will contact you!Support the show (https://www.parentsrightsined.com/support-the-cause.html)

The month of May is ALS Awareness. Who better to have on the show than Lance Christian, Executive Director of the ALS Association of Oregon and SW WA. Together we can create a world without ALS.

The month of May is ALS Awareness. Who better to have on the show than Lance Christian, Executive Director of the ALS Association of Oregon and SW WA. Together we can create a world without ALS.

May is ALS Awareness Month. Stephanie Rudeen, Director of Donor Engagement, ALS Association of Oregon and SW WA is in the studio. Since the Ice Bucket Challenge 5 years ago...ALS Association wants to keep challenging us. 'CHALLENGE ME' We won't rest till ALS is defeated. Join us in Creating a World without ALS!

May is ALS Awareness Month. Stephanie Rudeen, Director of Donor Engagement, ALS Association of Oregon and SW WA is in the studio. Since the Ice Bucket Challenge 5 years ago...ALS Association wants to keep challenging us. 'CHALLENGE ME' We won't rest till ALS is defeated. Join us in Creating a World without ALS!

We sat down with Melissa Boles from Workforce Southwest Washington to learn about the work they are doing to alleviate the workforce shortage within the construction industry.

We sat down with Melissa Boles from Workforce Southwest Washington to learn about the work they are doing to alleviate the workforce shortage within the construction industry.

Give, Grow & Be Grateful is my life's motto and I'm in the process of turning it into a book by documenting a large portion of it in podcast format. To get the most out of it, please make sure you start with this introduction episode and go through the episodes in order. Your involvement and input is important to the final product so please get involved (subscribe, comment below, and share). In this episode: I introduce you to the Give, Grow & Be Grateful podcast/book/concept so you know what to expect. I share a little bit of my story, who I am, why you should listen and why I'm passionate about helping you live your best life. Then I explain the next steps as well as my commitment to you. At the end of each episode I will give you a micro-action that will overtime help you develop positive pathways that will lead to success, happiness and fulfillment.  Episode Notes: The Give, Grow & Be Grateful podcast/concept/book and explain how we’ll progress forward. Instead of writing a book I am speaking it in a podcast format, so you are getting the sneak preview before it’s published. I will be providing insight, strategies and stories that will help you create a vision for the future, reach your goals, master your mind and emotions.. and of course live a happier and more fulfilled life. A little background on myself. About 12 years ago… I was dead broke… and at one of the lowest points in my life. I had started a company called (ESP) Entertainment & Sports Productions and I was throwing Ultimate Fighting type events with Randy Couture and Matt Lindland (where I trained at Team Quest) and while it was a great experience and I had a lot of fun... I was raising an amazing 4 year old girl…it was Dec… and I was not not making enough money to be able to pay my bills let alone the mortgage on the house... or get Christmas presents for my daughter. I felt like a complete failure…as a man, as a father, as a provider… I remember….I broke down crying… But something also changed in me.. I didn’t want to be the person I felt like… so I decided to change. It wasn’t but three months later that I met the woman of my dreams… who I ended up Marrying and having our son… Later on in 2009.. I started Webfor, a creative and digital marketing agency that helps business elevate their brand online. Today we employ 15 people and our team has won multiple awards. I sit on multiple boards, volunteer my time and give generously… so what did I do? That is exactly what I’m going to share with you in the upcoming episodes. Together we can find where you want to be in the future and determine what choices you need to make now to get there. My commitment to you. I will be producing a new episode each week for 52 weeks or until I feel I’ve poured out my soul into this book. You will get 100% raw transparency from me. This is a passion project for me. I’m not doing this for profit. Any future proceeds that come from this will go towards non-profits that support our youth. In fact my company, Webfor is sponsoring the Toast for Teens event hosted by the Boys and Girls Club of SW WA coming up in a few weeks. How can you support the show, help others and help yourself going forward? First, make sure you subscribe. Please share the show on social and if a specific episode or comment resonates with you, please comment and/or share that episode with others. At the end of each episode I will ask you to take what I call a micro-action. This is something small that will not take much time on your part, but overtime all of these micro-actions will act like a snowball rolling down a hill and you will gain momentum towards your goals. A commitment I ask of you is that you take the minute or two to do this small micro action. Today’s micro-action - Subscribe to the show and either listen to the first episode or set a time that you’re going to listen to it. Easy peezy… right!

Presented by Professor John Hartley on 14th August 2014.This presentation reports on a new ARC Indigenous Discovery Project, won by Len Collard (UWA), Kim Scott, the late Niall Lucy and John Hartley (Curtin). It starts from the observation that there are no Australian-Aboriginal language versions of Wikipedia, although minority-language versions do appear elsewhere, including Welsh, Upper Sorbian, Cree and Maori. It seeks to create the first "Noongarpedia", using the Noongar language of SW-WA to model and assess the extent to which minority languages can thrive by using globally accessible Internet technologies.