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A room full of special guests tonight, including a friend I haven't seen in over twenty years, Chris LoParco (https://www.AStoryToldBook.com), who lives an interesting life and we will roll this into a TEEN CENTER reunion of sorts with Anthony ⁨@TenSecondSongs⁩ and a guest for the first time in about thirteen years, Johnny, who goes by Santa Paranormal ⁨@Santaparanormal⁩ . Should be a night of shared interest in prophecy, cryptids, and the challenges mankind is going to be facing along the way toward the End Times. COZY SHIT! THIS WEEK ONLY use code KBZ20 on Farmalogical.com, get 20% OFF, and enter to win $1000 worth of combined products and prizes from Keto Brainz and Farmalogical Bone broth. Mollee and Olly are tag-teaming one, which is appropriate since both the broth and the creamer work so well together. Winner is announced Friday Morning on The B-SIDES. Sponsor Monthly for VIP Perks: https://www.quitefrankly.tv/sponsor One-Time Tip: http://www.paypal.me/QuiteFranklyLive Quite Frankly Amazon Storefront: https://amazon.com/shop/quitefranklyofficial Official Coffee & Mugs: https://www.coffeerevolution.shop/category/quite-frankly Official QF MERCH: https://tinyurl.com/f3kbkr4s Gold & Silver: https://quitefrankly.gold Send Holiday cards, Letters, and other small gifts, to the Quite Frankly P.O. Box! Quite Frankly 222 Purchase Street, #105 Rye, NY, 10580 Tip in Crypto: BTC: bc1q97w5aazjf7pjjl50n42kdmj9pqyn5zndwh3lng XRP: rnES2vQV6d2jLpavzf7y97XD4AfK1MjePu Quite Frankly Socials: Twitter/X: @QuiteFranklyTV Instagram: @QuiteFranklyOfficial Discord Chat: https://discord.gg/xPu7YEXXRY Official Forum: https://tinyurl.com/k89p88s8 Telegram: https://t.me/quitefranklytv Streaming Live On: QuiteFrankly.tv (Powered by Foxhole) Youtube: https://tinyurl.com/yc2cn395 Rumble: https://tinyurl.com/yeytwwyz Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/quitefranklylive Audio On Demand: Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yk4yfdsa iTunes: http://apple.co/2dMURMq

Do you live in Wilton and have a teen that needs something to do after school? The WICC Brown Roofing Melissa In The Morning Diner Tour has the perfect place for you! We welcomed Lori Fields and John Priest from the Trackside Teen Center to Orem's Diner to talk about it!

Grant Gilson knows the next few weeks will determine what Rocksolid Community Teen Center can offer teens this fall. The 40/40 Campaign invites 1,000 community members to give $40 each, providing safe after-school spaces where teens find meals, mentorship, and connection. For 24 years, Rocksolid has been the place where after school becomes something more than just time to fill. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/youth/rocksolid-community-teen-center-launches-40-40-campaign-to-support-teens-this-fall/ #CommunitySupport #YouthPrograms #AfterSchool #ClarkCounty #TeenCenter #Mentorship #CommunityGiving #YouthDevelopment #SafeSpace #LocalNonprofit

In this powerful conversation, Dr. Laura Scherck Wittcoff sits down with Masha Merkulova, founder of CLUB Z, a national organization dedicated to educating and empowering Jewish teens to become articulate, knowledgeable leaders and advocates for themselves, Israel, and the Jewish people. Masha shares her remarkable personal journey from discovering her Jewish identity at age 16 in the Soviet Union to founding an organization that now serves over 200 students across the San Francisco Bay area, Boston, the tri-state area, and beyond.   Who Is CLUB Z? CLUB Z is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a network of educated, articulate Jewish teen activists with a commitment to Zionism. CLUB Z's mission is to raise modern-day Zionists who are knowledgeable leaders, equipped to advocate for themselves, Israel, and the Jewish people while addressing issues of bigotry and antisemitism head-on. The organization operates two primary programs. Basic Training is an entry-level monthly session covering foundational knowledge: Jewish peoplehood, Jewish indigeneity, Jewish rights, and Jewish power. There are zero prerequisites—students simply need to show up once a month and learn. These sessions are separated by age group, with eighth and ninth graders together, and tenth through twelfth graders together, allowing for appropriate peer bonding and connection across different schools in the area. For students ready to go deeper, CLUB Z offers Sacred, a formalized two-year advanced program that combines rigorous academic study with practical leadership development. Participants meet every other week for three-hour sessions where they build on foundational knowledge while developing debate skills, presentation abilities, public speaking confidence, and personal writing proficiency. The curriculum covers Jewish history, Israel history, and professional development—skills that have largely disappeared from traditional schools but remain essential for navigating the world. Masha's Origin Story Masha Merkulova's journey to founding CLUB Z began in the Soviet Union, where Jewish identity wasn't something you could openly celebrate. Born to a Jewish mother and Russian father, Masha discovered she was Jewish at age 16 when a passport office bureaucrat casually informed her that despite her Russian nationality on every school roster, her mother's name—Riva, daughter of Levi—made her Jewish. The revelation was stunning but detached. She knew it as a nationality, nothing more, with no concept that Jewish people faced discrimination or persecution. When she encountered antisemitism, she simply gave it back. It ended there. Everyone moved on. What Masha inherited instead was her Soviet upbringing's deep commitment to justice and her mother's quiet, unwavering knowledge of who she was. When the Soviet Union began to crumble, she explored Christianity out of curiosity rather than conviction, but that exploration revealed how disconnected she was from any spiritual identity. It wasn't until Masha moved to America and her son began attending a Jewish day school that she started genuinely learning what it meant to be Jewish. Then came 2005. While living in California, Masha began watching YouTube videos of Israel's Gaza disengagement—something that would forever change her trajectory. She watched Jews in blue hats dragging out Jews in orange hats or regular clothes. Both were crying. And Masha recognized something that stopped her cold: "What I am watching is a pogrom." Her Soviet identity, trained to recognize injustice and respond, clicked into place. She dove into education—every event, every book, everything she could access about Israel and Jewish history. And once you learn the story of Israel and how miraculous it is, Masha explains, you can't look back. For her, Zionism wasn't a slogan or a political buzzword. It was a movement of justice, a response to centuries of exclusion and persecution, a restoration of balance. Something happened to the Jewish people 2,000 years ago, and they never gave up. They never agreed to disappear. And now, with the restoration of Israel, the justice had been restored. Why CLUB Z Exists Years of volunteering in the San Francisco Bay Area, funding pro-Israel events on college campuses, gave Masha a front-row seat to a troubling pattern. She kept encountering bright Jewish students—kids who had attended Jewish high schools, gone to Israel, been part of youth groups and summer camps, received extensive Jewish education. And yet they didn't know basic facts. They couldn't explain the difference between the Independence War and the Six-Day War. They didn't understand what Zionism actually was. They had no foundational history. At the same time, Masha was watching something worse: these same educated Jewish students were being turned into anti-Israel advocates. Their reasoning was heartbreaking in its simplicity: "I didn't know Palestinians were suffering. I didn't know there were all these people." They had been given no context, no counter-narrative, no inoculation against the compelling stories being told to them on campus. Masha realized the solution wasn't to react after the damage was done. Prevention was cheaper and more effective. Why weren't we telling young Jews what the other side was saying? Why weren't we preparing them with information, context, and historical understanding? Why weren't we teaching them about the Palestinian narrative itself so they could understand what others believed and why? She began looking around the Jewish community in San Francisco for an organization doing this work. Federation. JCC. Hebrew schools. Nobody was having these conversations. The status quo was simply accepting that Hebrew schools would hire whoever was willing to take the job for minimum pay—no standards, no accountability, no meaningful education. Masha decided she couldn't accept that anymore. From Three Boys to 200 Students It started with her son bringing three of his friends together. Three boys. Masha began teaching them using a curriculum called "Israel and Jewish Identity" that she'd come into possession of—a framework that literally connected Jewish identity, Jewish peoplehood, and Zionism as three interconnected pillars. This became the foundation of everything CLUB Z would build. Word of mouth spread. Kids wanted more. They asked to meet bi-weekly instead of monthly. Then more frequently. Masha worked with a local JCC that had a beautiful Teen Center with no programming, and they welcomed CLUB Z to use the space. What started as an informal gathering evolved into something more intentional and structured. Today, CLUB Z operates across multiple cities with approximately 200 students currently enrolled (numbers fluctuate—last year they served over 400). The organization has grown because it fills a void that no other institution is addressing: the need for comprehensive, honest Jewish education that equips teens not just with information, but with confidence, community, and the tools to stand tall in their identity. What Makes It Gutsy CLUB Z is gutsy because it goes against the grain of everything in the current Jewish institutional landscape. Its very existence is a reminder that what we have right now doesn't work. By design, the organization is pushing back against systems that have failed to prepare Jewish youth, against narratives that have been allowed to go unchallenged, against the idea that teens should shrink from their identity instead of claiming it with pride. But CLUB Z is also gutsy in how it trusts young people. The organization believes that teens can handle complexity, nuance, and difficult conversations. They can learn about Palestinian narratives while maintaining their own. They can understand historical grievances and moral arguments. They can debate respectfully without compromising their beliefs. They can recognize propaganda without becoming cynical. And they can do all of this while maintaining their humanity and sense of humor. Perhaps most gutsy of all is CLUB Z's commitment to showing up for students when it matters most. When a student calls with a problem at school, CLUB Z doesn't just offer advice—they strategize with parents, connect families to legal resources if needed, and stay involved through resolution. When alumni face antisemitism on college campuses, CLUB Z is there. When a resolution against Israel comes up for a student government vote, CLUB Z has trained students to be in those spaces ahead of time, ready to speak up. The organization has built a safety net, and students know it exists. Teaching in a World of Misinformation One of CLUB Z's most critical functions is teaching students to recognize and counter propaganda. In a world saturated with misinformation, deepfakes, and algorithmically-driven content, young people need media literacy skills that go far beyond any single issue. CLUB Z teaches students to ask: Who are the reliable sources? How do you fact-check? What makes something intellectually dishonest? For example, when a student encounters an AP exam question asking them to calculate how Israeli bombing has affected global warming in Gaza, they need more than outrage. They need to articulate exactly why that framing is intellectually dishonest, why it's propaganda, and what the actual facts are. They need to respond professionally and factually, not emotionally. The organization partners with CAMERA (Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis) and maintains connections to sources in Israel and international media. In sessions, educators help students evaluate what's real and what's not. Students can post questions in private groups and get immediate feedback from educators and peers. And every single session opens with "what's happening in the news," allowing older students to help younger ones develop critical thinking skills in real time. The Power of Intentional Community One of the biggest surprises Masha has encountered is how little it takes to help a young person rise up—but how essential it is that the support be intentional. CLUB Z isn't just "come learn, go do." It's a community that says: we have your back. If you call us, we will be there to catch you. This matters immensely during the vulnerable teenage years. When a student faces an incident at school, they often call CLUB Z educators before they call their parents. Educators then work with families to make a plan before escalating to the school or other authorities. For college-aged alumni, the support continues. Students know they can reach out to their regional educator when they need guidance, when they face antisemitism, or when they need to make a strategic move. Masha is clear about why this matters: if you know you're going to stick your neck out, you don't want to be left hanging by a thread. Young people need to know that taking a risk doesn't mean being abandoned. Building Trust Through Transparency CLUB Z has also discovered the power of keeping parents informed and engaged. After each session, parents receive a detailed email summarizing everything discussed, including links to all videos shown and a series of 3-5 discussion questions designed to spark conversation at home. This seemingly simple practice has profound effects. Parents aren't left wondering what their teens are learning. They can have informed conversations at the dinner table. They understand the context and nuance their teens are being taught. If a teen comes home with questions or concerns, parents are equipped to respond thoughtfully. And if parents need support, they know they can call an educator to discuss how to handle a situation together. Dr. Laura notes during the episode that this creates a beautiful feedback loop: teens can go home knowing their parents understand what they're learning. They don't have to fear that their parent will overreact or dismiss their concerns. And that open communication, that sense of being supported at home and in the organization, fundamentally changes how young people navigate their identity and advocacy. Looking Forward When asked what's at the top of her wish list for CLUB Z, Masha doesn't say funding (though like all nonprofits, they need resources). She says people. She needs educators who are articulate, educated, and willing to invest their souls into these teens. It's not a typical teaching job. It requires presence, commitment, and a genuine belief in the work. She also wants the broader Jewish community—the legacy organizations, the philanthropists, the adult leaders—to wield their power on behalf of the next generation. Instead of allowing others to define Jewish terms and Jewish identity, instead of remaining silent while narratives go unchallenged, Masha wants to see adults step up and protect the space for young Jews to claim their identity with pride. But perhaps the most poignant wish Masha articulates is simpler: she wants American Jews to understand that no matter how assimilated or hidden you are, eventually somebody will ask you questions about who you are. You might as well know the answers. You might as well be grounded in your identity, connected to your people, and equipped with the knowledge and confidence to stand tall. How to Connect Website: clubz.org Instagram: @zionismforteens Email:masha@clubz.org YouTube Channel: CLUB Z has extensive educational content available on their YouTube channel Partner Organizations: - CAMERA (Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis): camera.org Small & Gutsy Mission Small & Gutsy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit podcast spotlighting nonprofits and social enterprises with budgets under $10 million. The show elevates the visibility of small but mighty changemakers doing bold, passionate, and impactful work. Small & Gutsy has been ranked #8 on FeedSpot's Top 30 Social Impact Podcasts and #9 by Million Podcasts for Youth Empowerment episodes. Do you know a nonprofit doing incredible work? If you know of a nonprofit or social enterprise making real impact, nominate them to be featured on Small & Gutsy. Contact Dr. Laura Scherck Wittcoff at laura@smallandgutsy.org. Check out other episodes of Small & Gutsy at SmallAndGutsy.org.

Amy and Jess highlight the upcoming Quarter Auction Fundraiser, the 2nd Annual Youth Business Expo, opportunities available at the Teen Center, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Amy thanks the community for their support of the Recharge Teen Center, upcoming events for area teens, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

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Jessica talks back to school hours at Recharge, tutoring opportunities, internships and career explorations, recaps the Business Expo, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Host Craig Larsen talks with Ronnie DeBoard from the Teen Center.

Amy and Jess preview upcoming events at the Recharge Teen Center, summer hours, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Alice Cooper's Solid Rock Teen Center is now open in Goodyear! Hear from the man himself, rock legend Alice Cooper, as he shares his passion for empowering youth through creativity. Plus, meet a former Teen Center participant whose journey from student to rising music artist is nothing short of inspiring. 

The Boys and Girls Club of Manhattan prepares for its 26th annual Casino Night fundraiser on April 4th at the K-State Alumni Center, featuring a prom theme and introducing their first-ever dance floor to the event.• Now operating in 13 locations across Ogden, Manhattan, and Wamego• Early Learning Center serves over 80 infants and toddlers with room to grow• New dedicated Teen Center fulfills 30-year dream, serving over 30 teens daily• Casino Night fundraiser proceeds ensure program access for all families regardless of ability to pay• Live auction includes game day package with Gene Taylor, Cancun vacation, and private game show experience• Silent auction features Bobby Witt Jr. signed jersey, Chef fast pass, and various sports memorabilia• Steel and Pipe Supply returns as presenting sponsor alongside Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation• Tickets available at bgclubmanhattan.com with discounts for full table purchasesJoin us on Friday, April 4th at the K-State Alumni Center for a night of gaming, auctions, and dancing while supporting life-changing programs for local youth. Get your tickets now before they sell out!GMCFCFAs

Amy and Jess preview the Quarter Auction Fundraiser, discuss the Youth Business Expo, programs, summer hours at Recharge, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Carrboro Mayor Barbara Foushee spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Friday, February 28, discussing town news and events. She talked about response so far to the Drakeford Library Complex after its first full week of being fully open. She also discussed a future teen center that is planned in the building. She talked about the town's monitoring of bills at the General Assembly that would limit local governments in areas like DEI.  The post Carrboro: Drakeford Library Impact, Teen Center, Response to House Bills appeared first on Chapelboro.com.

A Jewish center in Mequon is responding to antisemitism concerns with a new safe space for teens.

Amy and Jess talk academic assistance, support, and social activities at Recharge, plus collaborations with local organizations, upcoming events, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Tamika M. Murray, owner of Mystical Fire Ascension Life Coaching, brings years of being a social worker, award-winning author/freelance writer, educator, astrologer, and intuitive and awakened soul to the conversation. She's penned eleven books, including her latest work Put Down the Phone, Picked Up the Pen eBook and the award-winning self-published work, Crying, Learning, and Laughing: Why Students Visit the Teen Center. She currently lives in Massachusetts with three cuddly kitties. Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/celestialscribe81/ TikTok- https://www.tiktok.com/@thecelestialscribe Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552105198922 (Tamika M. Murray) LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamika-m-murray/ Website- https://mysticalfireascensionlifecoaching.com/

Tamika M. Murray, owner of Mystical Fire Ascension Life Coaching, brings years of being a social worker, award-winning author/freelance writer, educator, astrologer, and intuitive and awakened soul to the conversation. She's penned eleven books, including her latest work Put Down the Phone, Picked Up the Pen eBook and the award-winning self-published work, Crying, Learning, and Laughing: Why Students Visit the Teen Center. She currently lives in Massachusetts with three cuddly kitties. Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/celestialscribe81/ TikTok- https://www.tiktok.com/@thecelestialscribe Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552105198922 (Tamika M. Murray) LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/tamika-m-murray/ Website- https://mysticalfireascensionlifecoaching.com/

Amy and Jess discuss the 'Game of Life' Financial class at Recharge, hours of operation, activities, academics, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Phantom Electric Ghost Podcast With Tamika Murray: Writing as a Healing Tool: How Penning Your Thoughts Can Aid Spiritual Awakening Tamika M. Murray, owner of Mystical Fire Ascension Life Coaching, brings years of being a social worker, award-winning author/freelance writer, educator, astrologer, an intuitive and awakened soul to the conversation. She's penned eleven books, including her latest work Put Down the Phone, Picked Up the Pen eBook and the award-winning self-published work, Crying, Learning, and Laughing: Why Students Visit the Teen Center. She was a Trending News Writer for Delishably.com from May 2022 to September 2023, but she is accepting new clients for writing/editing services. Contact her for assistance, accountability, results, and an upbeat Life Coach. She is in the process of relocating from Southern New Jersey to the Boston area with her three rambunctious kitties and loves to travel. Link: https://mysticalfireascensionlifecoaching.com/services-and-products/ Donate to support PEG free artist interviews: PayPalMe link Any contribution is appreciated: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/PhantomElectric?locale.x=en_US Support PEG by checking out our Sponsors: Download and use Newsly for free now from www.newsly.me or from the link in the description, and use promo code “GHOST” and receive a 1-month free premium subscription. The best tool for getting podcast guests:  Podmatch.com https://podmatch.com/signup/phantomelectricghost Subscribe to our Instagram for exclusive content: https://www.instagram.com/expansive_sound_experiments/ Donate to support PEG free artist interviews: Subscribe to our YouTube  https://youtube.com/@phantomelectricghost?si=rEyT56WQvDsAoRpr PEG uses StreamYard.com for our live podcasts https://streamyard.com/pal/c/6290085463457792 Get $10.00 Credit for using StreamYard.com when you sign up with our link RSS https://anchor.fm/s/3b31908/podcast/rss

Rogers and Ferguson discuss the transition of summer hours to fall hours as school get back into session, available resources for the teens, academic support, partnerships with local organizations, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Intern/Producer Bill Frye joins Barrett and Zac to discuss what a phenomenal interview we had with Brian Mayes, Director of Grind Out, Jackson Teen Center, as well Joe Biden staying in as President and the Democratic Nominee, MAGA Nominee for President, Donald Trump survives an assassination attempt, and the RNC goes full Trump at the convention!Click here for Episode Show Notes!The All About Nothing: Podcast is proud to support the 2024 Soda City Comic Con!August 24th and 25th; Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center!For details visit the 2024 Soda City Comic Con Website.For ticket information and purchasing, click here!Click Here to see available advertising packages!Click Here for information on the "Fair Use Copyright Notice" for this podcast.Mentioned in this episode:Everplay Sports & Social ClubEveryplay Sports & Social Club has open registration for Fall Tuesday Bowling at Bowler in Cayce, and The Eighth Masters of Putt Putt! Visit https://everyplaysocial.com for information and registration!Everplay Sports & Social LeagueZJZ Designs #2Check out the all of the iconic-patriotic-nostalgic designs to up the game for your wardrobe! Visit zjzdesigns.com!ZJZ Designs

It was our honor to sit down with Brian Mayes; Director of the Jackson Teen Center, associated with the Boys and Girls Club of Kershaw, and along with his wife, Roberta Langley, they run an amazing program, "Grind Out!" Zac and Barrett have no doubt that you will truly enjoy learning about 'BB' and the life-path that led him to build a program that provides an incredible service to teens in and around Camden, SC!Jackson Teen Center / Boys & Girls ClubBoys & Girls Clubs of Kershaw County, SCGrind Out Camden South CarolinaGG Jackson II | Memphis Grizzlies | NBA.comGregory “GG” Jackson II – University of South Carolina AthleticsHendrix | Columbia, SC | Cuisine. Cocktails. Elevated.John Kocsis, Jr. | "Play-by-Play from the Minors: Profiles of Baseball Broadcasters from Scranton to Yakima"Columbia Fireflies | MiLB.comJohn Kocsis, Jr. TwitterColumbia Fireflies TwitterThe All About Nothing: Podcast is proud to support the 2024 Soda City Comic Con!August 24th and 25th; Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center!For details visit the 2024 Soda City Comic Con Website.For ticket information and purchasing, click here!Click here for Episode Show Notes!Click Here to see available advertising packages!Click Here for information on the "Fair Use Copyright Notice" for this podcast.Mentioned in this episode:ZJZ Designs #2Check out the all of the iconic-patriotic-nostalgic designs to up the game for your wardrobe! Visit zjzdesigns.com!ZJZ DesignsEverplay Sports & Social ClubEveryplay Sports & Social Club has open registration for Fall Tuesday Bowling at Bowler in Cayce, and The Eighth Masters of Putt Putt! Visit https://everyplaysocial.com for information and registration!Everplay Sports & Social League

In this episode, I was joined by Zach Wheatley. He is a friend, the son of a friend and the nephew of a friend…all at the same time. Zach just started his M.Ed program in school counseling at Utah Valley University. He also coaches football and lacrosse at Viewmont High School in Bountiful, Utah. And on top of all of that, he works as a Teen Center Coordinator in the newly established Teen Center Program at Viewmont High School which provides him an opportunity to support students who are lacking basic needs. On it's website, www.daviseducationfoundation.org, the Teen Center Program is described as a supportive facility within a high school that provides resources and assistance to help students overcome barriers to learning. Teen Centers offer a space where students can access basic necessities, academic support and guidance, that help them thrive in both their academic and personal lives. Zach and I discussed his work at the Teen Center in light of a couple of my poems, “Dark Canopy” and “Moab”: DARK CANOPY Hopelessness covers me: Like a forest canopy On a moonless night It covers me. I see no way or path To deliver myself. And the darkness: It fills my eyes. And they are unable to see The torchlight Of rescuers who may approach. All is black and dead. Every gleam is only a phantom. And the only variations in light Are darker shadows Waiting to finish me off For good. MOAB This land, wounded and scarred and full of shadows, She turns his face to Her To see and he sees Her stillness and Her beauty And he understands What can be. I'd love to hear what you have to say about the episode including thoughts on the poetry and the topics that were discussed. You can email me at poetdelayed@gmail.com. My first book of poetry, My Mother Sleeps, is availabe for purchase at The King's English Bookshop (https://www.kingsenglish.com/search/author/%22Edgar%2C%20Scott%20R.%22) and Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/Scott-R.-Edgar/e/B0B2ZR7W41%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share) Holding my book at The King's English Bookshop https://files.fireside.fm/file/fireside-uploads/images/b/b1c4f464-ff8b-4fd1-8632-8c458a232c1a/olfoSxre.jpeg Special Guest: Zach Wheatley.

Host Will Rasmussen talks with Ronnie DeBoard with the Teen Center.   Then Nick and Rachel Alvarado from Rise & Shine along with Joyce Scott from Whitewater Theraputic talk about Coffee for a cause.  

Rogers and Ferguson provide an update on the Recharge Teen Center in Monmouth, the available activities for the teens, previews the upcoming Rummage Sale, summer hours, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Becky Loveless shares her personal story of growing up in a devout Mormon family and community. She discusses the immense pressure she felt to be perfect and avoid any behavior considered sinful. This culminated when, at age 17, her parents discovered she had been intimate with her boyfriend and secretly sent her away to a strict religious behavioral modification camp called "Lifeline" in Salt Lake City without her knowledge or consent. Becky recounts the traumatic experiences at this camp, including the rigid rules, lack of credentials among staff, and the emotional manipulation tactics. She explains how the ordeal negatively affected her self-worth and strained relationships in her life for years after. Becky emphasizes the lack of understanding about normal adolescent behavior in these religious communities, the damage caused by guilt and shame, and the need for more open, understanding parenting. She hopes that increased awareness and support for youth might prevent this from happening to others. Episode Show Notes YouTube Link   Mormon Stories Thanks Our Generous Donors! Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today: One-time or recurring donation through Donorbox Support us on Patreon PayPal Venmo Our Platforms: Youtube Patreon Spotify Apple Podcasts Contact us: MormonStories@gmail.com  PO Box 171085, Salt Lake City, UT 84117  Social Media: Insta: @mormstories Tiktok: @mormonstoriespodcast Join the Discord

Rogers and Ferguson preview their upcoming Quarter Auction Fundraiser on Friday, December 8th at Meks on Main on the WRAM Morning Show.

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Jonathan and Chester sit down with the City of Auburn's Rec Center supervisor Keisha Taylor to talk horror movies, babysitting the "youths," teen camps, the Exorcist and more. 

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Across the state, hundreds of thousands of students are heading back to school. But for those students who may be experiencing homelessness or other economic disadvantages, this can be a particularly trying time. To help better address the needs of these students, the Legislature has allocated funding that can be used towards the creation of “Teen Centers” within schools. One of the leading organizations behind this movement is the Utah based advocacy group, the Policy Project. Joining us in this episode to discuss how these teen centers will help students is the Director of Policy for the Policy Project, Mary Catherine Perry.

Rebecca Hermosillo takes community seriously. As the ED of the Teen Center, she took it upon herself to make dinner every night with the teens as a way to make them feel part of something bigger. Growing up on a farm in Sonoma, she saw how her big family brought people together for tamales, and understood what it meant to have Mexican heritage. And now, as a representative for Congressman Mike Thompson, she sees what representation in the national American community looks like. In this episode, we talk about Rebecca's role as a local mentor and the people she looks up to, we discuss what Sonomans can expect from their federal representatives, and we learn about how to see the world around you as full of potential friends. To learn more about Rebecca, you can visit: https://www.votehermosillo.com/ To listen to more episodes or learn about Hello Sonoma, please go to hellosonoma.org Thank you, as always, for tuning in. And if you enjoyed this episode, tell a friend!

Rogers and Ferguson discuss hours of operation with school being back in session, share available activities and resources for the teens, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Jim Godbout is the Owner of Godbout Plumbing & Heating and Provencher Fuels in Biddeford, ME. Jim is also a very active member in the community, much of his volunteerism has been dedicated to improving opportunities for teens and young adults. He carries an unparalleled passion for finding healthy alternatives to prevent drug abuse in young people.   EPISODE LINKS www.jimgodbout.com IG - @jimgodbout Twitter - @jim_godbout   PODCAST LINKS Podcast Website: ⁠⁠⁠www.therandyforcierpodcast.com⁠⁠⁠ Apple Podcast: ⁠⁠⁠https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-randy-forcier-podcast/id1623732002⁠⁠⁠ Spotify Podcast: ⁠⁠⁠https://open.spotify.com/show/0wX5KtQqagmLyvGMshaMgq⁠⁠⁠ YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@therandyforcierpodcast⁠   SUPPORT & CONNECT Facebook: ⁠⁠⁠www.facebook.com/therandyforcierpodcast⁠⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠www.instagram.com/therandyforcierpodcast⁠⁠⁠ Patreon: ⁠⁠⁠www.patreon.com/therandyforcierpodcast⁠⁠   MUSIC Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): ⁠https://uppbeat.io/t/trinity/sky-high⁠ License code: I8PSNL88QYB60D2D --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/randyforcier/support

La Center Farmer's Market runs every Thursday through Aug. 24 this year, and proceeds go to help fund The Loft, a gathering spot for teens during the school year. https://tinyurl.com/3k9ws8b3 #LaCenterFarmersMarket #TheLoft #LaCenterUnited #LaCenterCurch #LaCenterWa #ClarkCountyWa #TeenCenter #LifeSkills #TeenActivities #MilitaryAppreciation #Market #CommunityCelebration #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

This is Derek Miller Speaking on Business. The Policy Project is a nonprofit organization that promotes and advocates for solution-based policy to remove barriers to education and the workforce. Director of Policy and Government Affairs Mary Catherine Perry shares more on the launch of their new initiative -- the Teen Center Project Mary Catherine Perry: The number of Utah students experiencing mental health struggles, unstable housing, and other physiological needs is increasing. Over the past year, we have been working on the Teen Center Project, a public-private partnership between the Utah Legislature and private donors to create a space within Utah high schools that provides students support such as laundry facilities, showers, a food pantry, and a trusted adult who can connect students and families with outside resources for more sustained and comprehensive care. Through The Policy Project advocacy and support of Utah community members, we secured a $15 million dollar appropriation from the Utah Legislature, as well as additional funds from several private donors. This will allow over 60 Utah high schools to access a grant to build a teen center in their schools. Several Utah school districts have piloted the concept, and have seen incredible results, including high service utilization, positive academic and social outcomes, and increased graduation rates for their most vulnerable and at-risk students. Derek Miller: Join the movement and visit ThePolicyProject.org for more information. To learn how you can get involved, visit the Policy Project website. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: June 30, 2023

This is the final part of our Teen Center series! We sat down with Bridget Rosek from PCYDI in Pinckney! Listen to hear about the wonderful things PCYDI is doing for youth in Pinckney! Website: https://pcydi.org/ https://www.facebook.com/PCYDIPinckney Bussing: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e4ba4ae23a4fac43-hubafter#/ Contact: PCYDIPinckney@gmail.com 734-648-0382

Barry, Moret & Dan. Moret Brealynn from Morét-Brealynn Wines is our guest on California Wine Country with Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger. Barry Herbst is also in today from Bottle Barn, to describe their current Rosé promotion. Moret started working in a tasting room and noticed that there was more to wine than just that. So she started taking classes in winemaking, first at Santa Rosa Junior College. She interned at the SF Chronicle wine competition. She went from Silver Oak to Kosta Browne working on promotions, tastings and shipping wine. This was her first exposure to production. At Silver Oak everyone is a specialist but at KB people wear different hats so she learned a lot of different jobs. See this page of the Morét-Brealynn website for her whole story. The winery also supports animal shelters. In her career before wine Moret was Teen Center director for the city of Davis, in charge of park activities for teens, which is the job that later brought her to Sonoma County. Dan's cellar wine of the week, Baileyana 2013 Chardonnay. Dan Berger's cellar wine this week is a 2013 Baileyana Chardonnay that was made to have good acidity. It has been in a good cellar at a steady 55 degrees too, so it is in great condition. Stray Cats They taste the Morét-Brealynn 100% Muscadelle called Stray Cats. The fruit comes from the Sonoma Valley. There is a case on sale at Bottle Barn now. Dan mentions that Muscadelle is usually blended with Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon to make a white Bordeaux blend. Dan has never seen it before all alone, as a varietal. The orange kitty on the label is her cat Simba. Next they taste two Rosés, a 2021 and 2022, and she describes her process of making each one. Moret compares them to sisters. They were both bottled in December in neutral barrels, but they come from different vineyards. Barry Herbst describes how Bottle Barn's Rosé season is starting now, at the store. Click the logo to visit our sponsor Bottle Barn online for the coolest bargains on wine, beer and spirits. The last two tastings are her two Pinot Noirs. They are made with 60% new French oak, 30% whole cluster. It has got some pretty high ratings. All of the Morét-Brealynn wines have screw caps, which everyone agrees is more and more popular. Dan mentions that we only have about a 10-year history of aging big red wines with screw caps, and it will take 10 or 20 more years to reach the 30-year threshold.

It's a tale as old as time. The teenagers of Bismarck were bored. Besides watching movies or cruising Main Street, the kids wanted something fun to do after school and on the weekends. On this date in 1992, the front page of the Bismarck Tribune ran a story about an ambitious group of teens called Upbeat that wanted to do what no one else in Bismarck had managed to do: open a successful teen center.

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://thecitylife.org/2023/03/31/the-new-york-public-library-announces-the-opening-of-new-teen-center-at-its-bloomingdale-branch/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/citylifeorg/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/citylifeorg/support

Rogers shares the Recharge Teen Center will celebrate their one-year anniversary March 31st, plus discusses hours, guest speakers and activities, services, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Hey! Welcome to episode 2 of our miniseries! We are also excited to be joined by some of our interns, Jeremie and Michael. In this episode, we discuss different topics and perspectives about the Teen Center and what it is like to be an up and coming counselor in the world. Our group discusses the stigma of mental health in different countries, how support can look different from a counselor in training perspective, and how self care is important for not just adults but for teens as well. You can always find more resources and information on our website brooklineteenoutreach.org. You can find counseling resources on our sister organization Compassionate Counseling's website compassionatecounselingpa.org. Thanks so much for listening! Want us to cover something specific? Reach out to us to request your topic: info@brooklineteenoutreach.org Connect with us! Website: brooklineteenoutreach.org Facebook @ facebook.com/brooklineteenoutreach Instagram @brooklineteenoutreach Twitter @brookline_teen LinkedIn @ Brookline Teen Outreach Center Patreon @ patreon.com/brooklineteenoutreach This episode is sponsored by Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brooklineteenoutreach/support --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brooklineteenoutreach/support

Kaelin is out (for this episode). Alex is still in, and joined by guest, friend and frequent patron of the Teen Center, Johann (any pronouns). The two Conneticats talk about their recent parent-free trips to Connecticut. Both give their very comical experiences of the state and their takeaway from the trips. Then they discuss the racism, cultural appropriation of black culture, and the new K-pop group CocaNButter.

Mattan highlights the upcoming fundraising concert at The Crossing in Monmouth benefitting the Recharge Teen Center on Saturday, December 10th, plus talks everything she is involved with during her senior year at Monmouth-Roseville High School.

Bryan Barrett talks with Michelle Clifford with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Rutherford County about Christmas adoption for kids and club parties. Plus, she updates us on the t

Pastor Matt Brown gave a keynote speech at a vision night event for our Giving Tuesday 2022 initiative - to build a teen center for at risk youth in San Bernardino. In his talk Pastor Matt talks about the importance of finding your place in God's story and shares about his heart for building The Hill Teen Center in San Bernardino. The Hill Teen Center will be able to provide students in San Bernardino with access to tutoring, licensed counseling, a state-of-the-art laundry facility, life- and trade-skill training, and a safe space to hang out with friends and mentors who care deeply for them—all free of charge. We have the building, and we are ready to begin renovation, but we need your help to bring this project to life.Help build The Hill Teen Center with us this #givingtuesday by visiting rogofoundation.com/givingtuesday

Rocksolid Community Teen Center is celebrating 20 years of making an impact with youth in our community on Fri., Sept. 9 starting at 4 p.m., with a ribbon cutting at 4:30 p.m. https://bit.ly/3cvMOSK #RocksolidCommunityTeenCenter #BoardMembers #Staff #Volunteers #Families #PastAndPresentTeens #BethelLutheranChurch #BattleGroundSchoolDistrict #HockinsonSchoolDistrict #BrushPrairie #BattleGroundWa #HockinsonWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Alice Coopers Solid Rock Teen Center (Re-broadcast of Ep. 223)

Center offers a safe place after school for grade 5-12 students in the Battle Ground and Hockinson School Districts. https://loom.ly/FgT7tM8 #RocksolidCommunityTeenCenter #Students #BattleGroundSchoolDistrict #HockinsonSchoolDistrict #TwoNewVans #AfterSchoolProgram #TheFirstenburgFoundation #100MenClarkCounty #HockinsonWa #BrushPrairieWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Happy Thursday everyone! We are here with our friends of Alive Aurora to talk about what it means to be "Teen Led & Teen Driven". We also have coffee, water and a studio full of great guests. Here's today's news: - Representative Barbara Hernandez and Illinois House District 84 have partnered to collect donations for Mutual Ground! Donations are accepted through Friday, April 29th. Donations needed include: - men and women's slippers (new or in very good condition) - men and women's pajama sets (new or in very good condition) - XL towels (new) - gas cards - should be donated directly to Mutual Ground - Uber/Lyft gift cards - should be donated directly to Mutual Ground - glass cleaner - laundry detergent - toilet paper - Also, Saturday, April 9th from 8 am to noon there will be a Community Cleanup Service Project, focusing on Fox River & Indian Creek. This is a great community effort with our partners of Fox Metro, Kiwanis International, Aurora Township, City of Aurora, IL, Government & Fox Valley Park District. The Neighbor Project will be there as well! Check in will be at 8 am at the Cole Center located at 101 W. Illinois avenue. Breakfast snacks for check-in, and they will provide lunch for all volunteers after! We've taken part in one of these before. It's a great time serving with an entire community! For more information or to reserve your spot and volunteer contact Pat Divine at (630) 301-6817. #volunteer What a fantastic episode! Once again it was great connecting with out friends Ady Rubio Gabriel Bradford & Kacie Chitwood! We appreciate them for all the work we do and we're happy to support a great organization. Thank you to all of our listeners, supporters, fans, friends of the show and community partners. We will always give you the best Aurora has to offer. Subscribe to the show on YouTube with this link: https://www.youtube.com/c/GoodMorningAuroraPodcast The second largest city's first daily news podcast is here. Tune in everyday to our FB Live from 8 am to 9 am. Make sure to like and subscribe to stay updated on all things Aurora. Twitter: goodmorningaur1 Instagram: goodmorningaurorail Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6dVweK5Zc4uPVQQ0Fp1vEP... Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../good-morning.../id1513229463 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora #positivevibes #positiveenergy #downtownaurora #kanecountyil #bataviail #genevail #stcharlesil #saintcharlesil #elginil #northaurorail #auroraillinois #auroramedia #auroranews #goodmorning #goodmorningaurora #comedy #news #dailynews #subscribe #youtube #podcast #spotify #positiveenergy #thursday #aliveteencenter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

Gugliotta and Rogers highlight the Recharge Teen Center Open House and what area teens can expect when the center opens on Thursday, March 31st.

In this episode, Cobb Collaborative Executive Director, Irene Barton, speaks with Alois Johnson, Executive Director of the Kennesaw Teen Center. Irene and Alois discuss the upcoming finals of the Cobb County Black History Bowl. Additionally, they discuss other topics including mental health in the Black community.  To learn more about the Kennesaw Teen Center, visit their website at: https://www.kennesawteencenter.org/

Teen Center Coordinator Amy Gugliotta and Teen Center Services Coordinator Amy Rogers discuss the features and what to expect about the new Recharge Teen Center opening in Monmouth, 213 South Main Street, in collaboration with Eagle View Community Health Systems. The recharge center is expected to be completed next month and will be open after school and throughout the summer for local teens. Read more: https://977wmoi.com/2022/01/new-teen-center-in-monmouth-expected-to-be-completed-next-month/

Mal Washington is a cool guy. A real estate investor, entrepreneur, husband, father, philanthropist, pro athlete, business owner, olympian, and Wimbledon finalist, he started tennis at the age of 5 and became a 2-time all American and finished his sophomore year at the University of Michigan ranked as the NCAA #1 tennis player in the nation. Over a career that spanned 10 years, he won four career titles while reaching a total of 13 finals. He reached a career high #11 in the world in singles in 1992, 1993, and 1996; and in 1996, he reached the Wimbledon championship final becoming the first African American man to reach a grand slam singles final since 1975. He remains one of only two African American men to achieve this. A member of the US Olympic Team and US Davis Cup Team, Mal suffered a knee injury during his final Davis Cup appearance in 1997; following two knee surgeries, he retired in 1999. He shares in this episode his love for the greatest sport — tennis. But his voice now stands solidly in what to do with what you've been given. He's giving back through his Foundation, The Mal Washington Foundation, located in the urban core, Durkeeville neighborhood of Jacksonville, Florida. Now, this 25-year-old non-profit organization provides after school homework assistance and life skills programs to kids; and it all started simply to show kids the game of tennis who otherwise wouldn't have the opportunity. In 2020, after completion of a $5 million capital campaign, the Foundation opened a brand new state of the art Club 904 Teen Center to serve for decades to come. Ready to serve up your creative gifts to others and get love in return? It's your serve. In this conversation you'll hear:How to step out of your comfort zone — serve.Why your gifts matterWhat connecting createsWhat pays it forward — giving back.How to be inspired — share your gifts. Resources:One Creative Act's Instagram: @onecreativeactMary Lyn Jenkin's Instagram: @marylynbigfishBig Fish Co.'s Instagram: @livebigfishcoBig Fish Co.'s Website: livebigfishco.com Mal Washington Foundation's Website: malwashington.comMal Washington's Instagram: @malwashingtonMal Washington Foundation's Instagram: @lovemwyfMal Washington's Website:  DiamondLifeRealEstate.com

Amy and Joe chat it up with author and clinical marketing manager of Polaris Teen Center,  Wendy Adamson about her new memoir “Incorrigible”, which recounts her life in the juvenile justice system. Wendy talks about her work with her son's non profit “Hav a Sole” that provides thousands of sneakers to at-risk youth. She also discusses how kids with mental health issues get lost in the system and the impact of intergenerational trauma.

Part 1:  Donna Dwyer, President and CEO, of My Place Teen Center joins me to talk about their mission to provide a safe haven for youth ages 10-18, sustaining them with comfort, meals, resources, and hope. My Place Teen Center (MPTC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, regional organization headquartered in Westbrook, Maine, with a temporary location secured in Saco, and a soon-to-be new one in Biddeford (opening in 2022).  They are a year round, free, out of school time program. They provide academic assistance through tutoring, study skills, the Learning Technology Lab, and Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Math (STEAM) programs. They offer instruction in character development, leadership development, life skills, job skills, and financial literacy. They focus on aspects of healthy, responsible moral development that builds strong character, self-esteem, academic, and leadership skills. The culture at the Teen Center is one in which they are loving first and firm when needed. A family-type, anti-bullying, safe environment is their hallmark. When youth walk through their Red Doors, they see kids who have the potential to thrive with mentoring and guidance. Their niche is fostering grit, perseverance, curiosity, passion, and accountability. These non-academic pursuits are the success indicators of positive, thriving futures. They are committed to engaging these young people in positive relationships and meaningful activities that allow them to be courageous in the face of their traumatic life circumstances.  Given their transient, middle and high school population, they know that hunger and homelessness are on the rise and parent substance use is a contributing factor to their kids' exposure to early trauma. Confronted with the fallout of childhood trauma, they are asking why do some children adapt and overcome, while others bear lifelong scars that flatten their potential? A growing body of evidence points to one common answer: Every child who winds up doing well has had at least one stable and committed relationship with a supportive adult.  Please consider donating to help My Place Teen Center continue their mission.  Not only will you be helping children today, but also our future adults! Part 2:  Weekly Words of Wisdom - Lynda shares a story about a recent encounter with an angry parent and provides tips on how we can have a positive influence on our children.

Ken talks with Sean Fletcher Parks & Recreation Director, City of Kalamazoo See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Randy, a 25yr veteran of the music industry, talks to us about the Alice Cooper Solid Rock Teen Center in Phoenix, AZ.Alice Cooper’s Solid Rock Teen Center is a completely free community center for teens ages 12 through 20.  The center has game rooms, lounges, gaming tables and a full stage and recording studio.  It also hosts a dance studio (where you can find Alice's wife, Sheryl, teaching ballet) and a fully stock Art studio.   Teens can participate free of charge in classes, jam sessions or art sessions as often as they like....the only requirement is that you are 12-20yrs old and want to come have fun.With hundreds of volunteers, and visits from celebrities from around the world, the Solid Rock Teen center is truly an amazing resource for the teens of Arizona.

Today Dr. Brad talks with Kelly May from the Rain Teen Center in Winchester. Kelly and the interns talk about Camp Rain, one of their many ministries!

Alice Coopers Solid Rock Teen Center

Positive energy & the role of a mentor; just a few of the topics of discussion on a Monday morning. Today we're pleased to have had the chance to speak with Kacie Chitwood & Ady Rubio of Alive Teen Center (Aurora)! Recently opened on LaSalle street on Auto Row in downtown Aurora, these ladies represent a fantastic nonprofit focused on enlightening youth potential. In our conversation we spoke of working before & during a pandemic, personal goals & Alive Teen Center's mission. Open from 2:45 to 6 pm Monday thru Friday, students in grades 6 thru 12 are encouraged to participate and it's totally free. Collaboration and effective partnerships are key to great city initiatives like this. For more information about this wonderful place check out their Facebook page & stay tuned for all they have coming! Many area churches have Easter celebrations coming up, stay tuned for a list of those places on our FB page. Many thanks to Cotton Seed Creative Exchange & A Call To Shoulders (ACTS) for all the help along the way. Good Morning Aurora will celebrate it's 1 year anniversary in a couple of months! Stay tuned for cool news with that! Subscribe to the show on YouTube & Spotify and check out any interviews you may have missed. Aurora & Kane county continue vaccine distribution; we will update accordingly as they announce locations. Have a great day & tune in tomorrow morning live on FB! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

In this episode of Consensual, Olivia and Reagan are joined by Jacqueline Roland of the Avenue A Teen Center as they discuss the value in investing in community, resources available for young people, and their views on approaching the issue of mental health holistically through youth engagement. The Avenue A Teen Center serves underserved rural teens in the Monadnock region with programs aimed at creative expression, social development, wellness, and career skill building. Learn more about the organization's mission, history, volunteers, and current programs at www.avenueatc.org!

Katie Davis tells the story of an inadvertent provocation between two boys at a teen center in her Washington, D.C. neighborhood, the conflict that developed, and the ensuing efforts to prevent it from escalating.

In this episode Sarah talks with Jennifer Muniga, the Executive Director of Cameron Community Ministries. Cameron Community Ministries is an Urban Outreach Community Center in the Lyell-Otis Neighborhood of Rochester, NY. Their mission is to work with neighborhood residents and partners to create a vibrant and thriving community through empowerment and advocacy while meeting basic needs. Program offerings include youth after-school and summer programs, a Teen Center, Peace Garden, a free hot meal program that serves lunch daily, an emergency food pantry, and a clothing house that serves community members in need of clothing and housewares.Jennifer began her work at Cameron as the Youth Programs Director in 2011 and was named Executive Director in 2013. To learn more about Cameron Community Ministries, please visit:https://cameronministries.org/Support the show (https://kidsthrive585.org/about/)

Tamika M. Murray, better known as Mika, was born in the urban, seaside town of Atlantic City, New Jersey. Mika is the owner of Celestial Publishing L.L.C., a certified social worker, freelance writer and soon to be an author. She graduated from Stockton University with a Bachelor of Arts in Literature and a Bachelor of Science in Social Work. Since then, her writing has appeared in over 50 online publications through ghostwriting. Mika’s helped over 200 children and adolescents during her career as an Adjunct English Instructor and Case Manager. Throughout her time as a case manager, Mika worked in Child Protective Services (D.C.P.P.), with Storm Sandy victims, and adolescents in a Teen Center. She plans to raise awareness about School-Based Youth Services Programs (Teen Centers) and why they are a necessity in all schools through the release of her book Crying, Learning, and Laughing: Why Students Visit the Teen Center, releasing on August 25, 2020.

Saving the Planet with MUSIC and LOVE. Randy Spencer of Alice Coopers Solid Rock Teen Center, Music by Phoebe Marlowe, Isaiah Tilson, Brach Drew, and Eva Johnson

Krystle Farmer Sieghart, SB local activist, womanist, and consultant. Attended SBCC majoring in Sociology and Black Studies, and now attends LAPU, as a senior, and majors in Organizational Leadership. While at SBCC she served on the SBCC ASG and on the SBCC Board of Trustees. Former Umoja employee at SBCC, then later worked at Girls Inc. for the Teen Center. She is a proud wife and mother of two, and now is building her own consulting business with other femtors. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/livetothrive/support

New year, new episode of Dregs of Craigs! Steve revisits an ancient evil, a user submitted ad reveals an odd side hobby, and a rant from who we can only assume is Tommy Wiseau, or at least his spirit. Find out more at https://dregs-of-craigs.pinecast.coSend us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/dregs-of-craigs/997e4f01-b8ca-4274-8f65-4aa1f3ce7a21This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Interested in what the Thousand Oaks Teen Center has to offer our local teens? Take a listen as hosts Tanner & Pratyush get the inside scoop from Teen Services Director Sarah Daub & Dan Nalbandian from the Youth Outreach program

Former music supervisor, journalist and music manager, Randy Spencer sits down with Otto D to discuss his career in music and his work at Alice Cooper's Solid Rock Foundation's Teen Center. Randy share stories of working with Brian Setzer, Jason Newsted of Metallica, Michael Sweet of Stryper and others.

LGBTQ youth and allies take on the controversial topic of the migrant caravan and the growing impact of immigrants making their way to the United States. Teen Center youth speak on the impact of growing up in a diverse community of bilingual speakers.

UPCOMING EVENT! Join Mike and concert MC Mike Martinez talk about the upcoming concert befitting the Wilmington Teen Center and John Mendez Memorial Scholarship fund. Headliners are Tierra, The Topics, and 2econd Chance. Please call 310-947-5301 for tickets only $30 per person! Dancing, live music, food and drinks. Have a great time while raising money for a great cause. 

Part 1: My Place Teen Center located in Westbrook, Maine is on a mission to help at-risk youth connect and thrive in a positive, educational & inspiring atmosphere.  Donna Dwyer, President & CEO, shares with us the programs provided and how you can help these children grow into happy, healthy adults. Part 2: Weekly Words of Wisdom - Lynda talks about how to be more valuable to any organization you work with and how using that can help you determine what your worth is.

www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com Revolution Teen Center has great programs for our youth. One of the programs that I especially like is the Expressions Program. EXPRESSIONS – Love to paint, draw? How about music, do you love to play and want to share in your talent? Everyone loves Karaoke, right? Join us as we find our creative streak.Wanna just hang out? Well, we have that too. Check us out on Tuesday’s and Thursdays from 2:30pm-6:30pm.We can’t wait to meet you!

Back in 1996-97 I ran a Teen Center for the town I live in. I never thought that being a vessel and a role model to kids would one day pay it forward. This is the story of a young boy named Matt who changed my life. SPECIAL THANKS TO GABBIE SANTANA FOR THE USE OF THE SONG “TESTED” GABBIE YOUTUBE CHANNEL: GABBIE SANTANADownload, Subscribe, we are on all the following app platforms: Spreaker, ITunes, Podcast Player, IHeartRadio, Subscribe to our YouTube channel: AWS SANTANA, Email us: HaveFaithLig@gmail.com or at Twitter @HaveFai34558606

Documenting my journey as I try to go from 3 to 300 students in my after school program and build a Teen Center.

There’s a new Teen Center in town! Media companies are calling dibs on IP lines left and right. Does comics distribution need a shakeup to make entrance easier? What is proper dabbing etiquette? All of these topics plus some fresh picks for the second episode of January 2018. (Go Eagles!)

Story of a venue for faith-based conversation and creativity.

I’d been looking forward to having Jess Sweeney on the show again, and with the upcoming grand opening of the new ROOTS Teen Center, the reason couldn’t be better!             The center will be a safe, welcoming place where youth can explore their creativity and build strong, positive connections to their community. Check out their Facebook page for updates. Save Save… The post Top Left Corner #35: Jessica Sweeney Discusses New ROOTS Teen Center appeared first on The Greylock Glass.

Business of Friday Feelin it! Apostle/Prophet SB Barber talks with Kingdom Music Makers - M.O.G. and Roderick Neal. Both Up Close & Personal on "Men, Family, MusicMaking, Mentoring & Leading Out..." Roderick Neal gives us the exclusive insight on his new album debut "In My Life" feat. Salvation/Syndication.  GMSbuzz & Guest Contact: Sat., 6.25. 1-5PM. 3rd Annual Stop Youth Violence hosted by Brothers EMpowered & MHYSA. YiGStars & SbNM have been invited to host TeenTalk REAL.RAW.REALITY. Live 2:05-2:25PM @ North Commons Park Youth and Teen Center, 1801 James Ave N., Mpls. *Sat., 7.9 @ Hue-Man Ole 4th Ave South Day Parade and Festival. *Sat., 8.13 YiG Stars & Stop bullying Now Movement present TEENTalk REAL.RAW.REALITY. 'Caught in the Cross Fire'. Join LIVE Audience, North Community YMCA Teen & Youth Ctr, 1711 W. Broadway Ave N, Mpls, MN 5541. For more info: Mrs. Alicia Smiley 612-805-5756  *Donate In memory & support GoFund for BroSun Kirk Washington, Jr Legacy  *Sign Now our private petition. Goal 100K+ signatures. This is a supernatural move of God. Don't delay, Act Now!  www.VFNIM. Book the VFNIM Forum in your city - Dr. Velma Rosemond Clopton 313-443-9863, vprosper@aol.com or drvelmaclopton@yahoo.com For Guest Booking eMail: gracemediaservices@yahoo.com Follow http://tobtr.com/sbbarbermorningshow; iTunes/sbbarbermorningshow; Twitter@GMNetwork; Facebook@GMNLiveTv; Instagram@GMNLIVETV. Presented by GRACE Media Network -the Legacy Station  

Thursday Health.Well.Fit. How well are we as a community? Apostle SB Barber talk Solutions with Minister Charles Caine of Brothers EMpowered and Mr. Nate Hardy, Sr.  She takes us Up Close & Personalon Solutions: How well are we as a community - concerning our youth and the rising epidemic of male homelessness. GMSbuzz Event & Guest Contact: Sat., 6.25. 1-5PM. 3rd Annual Stop Youth Violence hosted by Brothers EMpowered & MHYSA. YiGStars & SbNM have been invited to host TeenTalk REAL.RAW.REALITY. Live 2:05-2:25PM @ North Commons Park Youth and Teen Center, 1801 James Ave N., Mpls. *Sat., 7.9 @ Hue-Man Ole 4th Ave South Day Parade and Festival. *Sat., 8.13 YiG Stars & Stop bullying Now Movement present TEENTalk REAL.RAW.REALITY. 'Caught in the Cross Fire'. Join LIVE Audience, North Community YMCA Teen & Youth Ctr, 1711 W. Broadway Ave N, Mpls, MN 5541. For more info: Mrs. Alicia Smiley 612-805-5756  *Donate In memory & support GoFund for BroSun Kirk Washington, Jr Legacy  *Sign Now our private petition. Goal 100K+ signatures. Act Now!  www.VFNIM. Dr. Velma Rosemond Clopton 313-443-9863, vprosper@aol.com SBBMS Music Playlist: Demon Killa "Creepin Up On Ya" (Shekinah Records LLC); Detrick Haddon "Restore Me Again"; Sounds of Blackness ft. High School Recording Arts "Royalty". Guest Booking: gracemediaservices@yahoo.com Send us your questions/comments before, during, after the broadcast. Join us on Twitter@GMNetwork, Facebook@GMNLiveTv, YouTube@GMNLiveTv or Instagram@GMNLiveTv -- SB Barber Morning Show with Apostle Shena SB Barber is produced by ShenaBarber.com and presented by GRACE Media Network.

#EverythingIsPolitical - Apostle SB Barber with commentator/analysts Bro Mel Reeves - The State of America and Brett Buckner - What's at Stake in 2016.  Business Wednesday Best Resources. SB Barber Morning Show presented by GRACE Media Network & GMSNewsChannel. This is your destination - Click SB Barber Morning Show "Follow" button above. Thank you! GMSbuzz & Contact Link: *In memory & honoring the Legacy of Mr. Kirk Washington, Jr. GoFundMe.com *The Voice of Freedom Ntl & Intercontinental Movement Petition *Sat., 6.25. 1-5PM. 3rd Annual Stop Youth Violence hosted by Brothers EMpowered & MHYSA. YiGStars & SbNM have been invited to host TeenTalk REAL.RAW.REALITY. Live 2:05-2:25PM. @ North Commons Park Youth and Teen Center, 1801 James Ave N., Mpls. *Sat., 7.9 @ Hue-Man Ole 4th Ave South Day Parade and Festival. *Sat., 8.13 From 1-3PM. YiG Stars & Stop bullying Now Movement present TeenTalk REAL. RAW. REALITY. LIVE Broadcast. We invite Teens be apart of LIVE Audience Outside. Families are welcome @ North Community YMCA for Youth and Teens, 1711 W. Broadway, Mpls, MN 55411. Twitter @BrettBuckner Facebook/MelReeves SBBMS Music Playlist: ABRADSHAW "Revolution" SBBMS definition of Best Resources are identifiable spiritual & natural suppliers of Resources to elevate & benefit an individual, a community, a nation. Send us your questions/comments before, during, after the broadcast. Join us on Twitter@GMNetwork, Facebook@GMNLiveTv, YouTube@GMNLiveTv or Instagram@GMNLiveTv -- SB Barber Morning Show with Apostle Shena SB Barber is produced by ShenaBarber.com and presented by GRACE Media Network.

Business of Tues New & The Crew. Talk2Us.  The Crew - VJ Smith 'CommunityView' remote from Sammy's Avenue Eatery; "Ntl/GlobalView" Elder D, Neva Walker. Plus, King Demetrius Pendleton reporting 'Your neck of the Hood' for SBBMS, GMNLiveTV and GMSNewsChannel.  GMSbuzz & Guest Contact: *In memory & honoring the Legacy of Mr. Kirk Washington, Jr. https://www.gofundme.com/KirkWJ *The Voice of Freedom Ntl & Intercontinental Movement http://www.VFNIM.org *Sat., 6.25. 1-5PM. 3rd Annual Stop Youth Violence hosted by Brothers EMpowered & MHYSA. YiGStars & SbNM have been invited to host TeenTalk REAL. RAW. REALITY. Live 2:30-2:45PM & 3:45-4:00PM. @ North Commons Park Youth and Teen Center, 1801 James Ave N., Mpls. *Sat., 7.9 @ Hue-Man Ole 4th Ave South Day Parade and Festival. *Sat., 8.13 From 1-3PM. YiG Stars & Stop bullying Now Movement present TeenTalk REAL. RAW. REALITY. LIVE Broadcast. We invite Teens be apart of LIVE Audience Outside. Families are welcome @ North Community YMCA for Youth and Teens, 1711 W. Broadway, Mpls, MN 55411. Apostle/Prophet SB Barber & The Crew Pastor Devin Miller, VJ Smith, Neva Walker, Prophet CAS Stalling, King Demetrius Pendleton take the gloves off and discuss current issues, headlines on local & global community fronts. Follow http://tobtr.com/sbbarbermorningshow; iTunes/sbbarbermorningshow; Twitter@GMNetwork; Facebook@GMNLiveTv; Instagram@GMNLIVETV. Presented by GRACE Media Network -the Legacy Station

Business of Tues New & The Crew. Talk2Us. Our guest is Coach Larry McKenzie, an experienced leader, education professional, speaker, coach, and "life changer." His celebrated career – in the locker room, on the basketball court, in the community, and with organizations – are inspiring. The Crew - VJ Smith remote from Sammy's Avenue Eatery; Neva Walker & King talk with Coach Larry McKenzie. King Demetrius Pendleton reporting 'Your neck of the Hood' for SBBMS, GMNLiveTV and GMSNewsChannel.  GMSbuzz & Guest Contact: *Sat., 6.18. From 1-3PM. YiG Stars & Stop bullying Now Movement present TeenTalk REAL. RAW. REALITY. LIVE Broadcast. We invite Teens be apart of LIVE Audience Outside. Families are welcome @ North Community YMCA for Youth and Teens, 1711 W. Broadway, Mpls, MN 55411. *Sat., 6.25. 1-5PM. 3rd Annual Stop Youth Violence hosted by Brothers EMpowered & MHYSA. YiGStars & SbNM have been invited to host TeenTalk REAL. RAW. REALITY. Live 2:30-2:45PM & 3:45-4:00PM. @ North Commons Park Youth and Teen Center, 1801 James Ave N., Mpls. *Sat., 7.9 @ Hue-Man Ole 4th Ave South Day Parade and Festival. Apostle/Prophet SB Barber & The Crew Pastor Devin Miller, VJ Smith, Neva Walker, Prophet CAS Stalling, King Demetrius Pendleton take the gloves off and discuss current issues, headlines on local & global community fronts. Follow http://tobtr.com/sbbarbermorningshow; Twitter@GMNetwork; Facebook@GMNLiveTv; Instagram@GMNLIVETV. Presented by GRACE Media Network

(Note: broadcast begins 22secs in) #WedsMorningGlory Broadcast - Apostle SB Barber introduces Bishop Dr. Amos L. Woods, Sr. "Let the Church say AMEN!". You're seated at the Bishop E. Ann Evans RoundTable. Business Wednesday Best Resources. SB Barber Morning Show presented by GRACE Media Network-the Legacy Stations. This is your destination - Click SB Barber Morning Show "Follow" button above. Thank you! GMSbuzz & Contact Link:  *Sat., 6.18 & 8.13 YiG Stars & Stop bullying Now Movement present TEENS REAL RAW REALITY LIVE Emergency Broadcast. We invite Teen & Youth to join LIVE Audience. Families are welcome @ North Community YMCA for Youth and Teens, 1711 W. Broadway, Mpls, MN 55411. *Sat., 6.25. 1-5PM. 3rd Annual Stop Youth Violence hosted by Brothers EMpowered & MHYSA. YiGStars & SbNM will host TeenTalk REAL. RAW. REALITY Live 2:30-2:45PM & 3:45-4:00PM. @ North Commons Park Youth and Teen Center, 1801 James Ave N., Mpls. *Sat., 7.9 @ Hue-Man Ole 4th Ave South Day Parade and Festival @ Richard Green Central. Parade from 46th Ave S/4th Ave S to 36th Ave S/4th Ave S., Mpls. GoFund for BroSun Kirk Washington, Jr SBBMS Music Playlist: Jekalyn Carr "You're Bigger"; The Russells ". SBBMS definition of Best Resources are identifiable spiritual & natural suppliers of Resources to elevate & benefit an individual, a community, a nation. Send us your questions/comments before, during, after the broadcast. Join us on Twitter@GMNetwork, Facebook@GMNLiveTv, YouTube@GMNLiveTv or Instagram@GMNLiveTv -- SB Barber Morning Show with Apostle Shena SB Barber is produced by ShenaBarber.com and presented by GRACE Media Network.

Business of Tues New & The Crew. Talk2Us ''High-Stakes Target". VJ Smith, Elder 'D' Devin Miller, Neva Walker & Neva Walker and King Demetrius Pendleton for GMNLiveTV and GMSNewsChannel. Our guests community leaders Spike Moss and Minister Charles Caine - Pres/CEO of Brothers EMpowered and Annual Stop Youth Violence Festival. Coach Larry McKenzie will be with you Tues., June 14! Reaching out to James Everett - RAGE Team. GMSbuzz & Guest Contact: *Sat., 6.18. & 8.18. 1-3PM. YiG Stars & Stop bullying Now Movement present TeenTalk REAL RAW REALITY LIVE Emergency Broadcast @YMCA North Teen and Youth Center, 1711 W. Broadway Ave N, Mpls. *Sat., 6.25. 1-5PM. 3rd Annual Stop Youth Violence hosted by Brothers EMpowered & MHYSA. YiGStars & SbNM will host TeenTalk REAL. RAW. REALITY Live 2:30-2:45PM & 3:45-4:00PM. @ North Commons Park Youth and Teen Center, 1801 James Ave N., Mpls. *Sat., 7.9 @ Hue-Man Ole 4th Ave South Day Parade and Festival. Apostle/Prophet SB Barber & The Crew Pastor Devin Miller, VJ Smith, Neva Walker, Prophet CAS Stalling take the gloves off and discuss current issues, headlines on local & global community fronts. Follow http://tobtr.com/sbbarbermorningshow; Twitter@GMNetwork; Facebook@GMNLiveTv; Instagram@GMNLIVETV. Presented by GRACE Media Network

This edition features a story about the grand re-opening of the Osan Air Base Teen Center.

Today's topics: Peace Vigil in Brighton and Rome; Pope Francis writing letters to the editor, on the phone, and driving in the Vatican; New encyclical on poverty coming? Summary of today's show: Our panel of Scot Landry, Susan Abbott, and Gregory Tracy consider the news headlines of the week, including the vigils for peace held at St. John's Seminary and in Rome; Pope Francis' remarkable style that includes a letter to the editor of a major newspaper, calling people on the phone, and driving a car around the Vatican; reports of an upcoming encyclical on poverty; the Diocesan Financial Managers Conference held in Boston; a new gymnasium for the Teen Center at St. Peter's in Roxbury; the Knights of Columbus' pro-life Silver Rose touring parishes; and followup on the Day of Evangelization at an Attleboro parish. Listen to the show: Today's host(s): Scot Landry and Susan Abbott Today's guest(s): Gregory Tracy, managing editor of the Pilot, the newspaper of the Archdiocese of Boston Links from today's show: Some of the stories discussed on this show will be available on The Pilot's and The Anchor's websites on Friday morning. Please check those sites for the latest links.

From an aching back to an aching life. How do we combat the 'slings and arrows of outrageous fortune' that bring discomfort to our bodies? Our guests include: Dr. Mike Totta of the Spine Center at Orthopedic Associates, Dr. Bob Lynch of Lynch Chiropractic Arts Center and Chris Bicknell Coordinator of the Teen Center and Lighthouse at Preble Street Resource Center. https://www.themainemag.com/radio/2012/02/gaining-ease-23/

Saturday February 20th: Jake from the 180 Teen Center in Lodi talked about the work he and his wife do with area youth. Jason talks about forgiveness.

Hear an uplifting story of a father and son reunited. Jake from the 180 Teen Center in Lodi California shares a messeage about reaching youth in Lodi.