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Partyat4 Talks New Album, Tony Neal, Drake Calling Himself A Gangsta, Working w/ Toosii & more https://youtu.be/dStY3gGrkBQ?si=TTHIvpv5lfyBR02N
Core DJs founder and cultural OG - Tony Neal joins BIG FACTS to discuss the state of music, the importance of the DJ, Jeffrey Dahmer, his business ventures and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today we read, The ABC Factor, by Katrina Charman and Tony Neal
(PART 2) DJ TONY NEAL TALKS CORE DJS RETREAT, CULTURE HEADPHONES, SLOW JAMS MIXTAPE, AKON, RICO LOVE & MORE. THE DJ PODCAST VINYL ESQUIRE INTERVIEWS DJ TONY NEAL! AVAILABLE NOW! DOWNLOAD THE APP OR LOG ON TO WWW.VINYLESQUIRE.COM @VINYLESQUIRE @IAMTONYNEAL @COREDJSWORLDWIDE @THEORIGINALRIP
DJ TONY NEAL TALKS CORE DJS, TECHNITIONS, MIAMI, LUKE, CULTURE HEADPHONES, SLOW JAMS MIXTAPE & MORE. THE DJ PODCAST VINYL ESQUIRE INTERVIEWS DJ TONY NEAL! AVAILABLE NOW! DOWNLOAD THE APP OR LOG ON TO WWW.VINYLESQUIRE.COM @VINYLESQUIRE @IAMTONYNEAL @COREDJSWORLDWIDE @THEORIGINALRIP (PART 1)
Aussie bream and bass tournament angler Tony Neal made his first foray into the massive US bass tournament circuit with a 26th placing at the 2018 WON BASS tournament at Lake Mead, Nevada. As he prepares to return to Lake Mead in 2019, Tony reflects on the path that led him to that first competition, the road ahead in the US and how easily other Aussies could follow in his footsteps. Full show notes available at https://doclures.com/lake-mead-largemouth-bass-tony-neal/
Recruiting and retaining educators of color is a growing challenge for schools. While public school student populations nationally are just 50% white overall, our teaching force is 80% white. Every school benefits from a balanced percentage of black, indigenous, and people of color teaching all students. In episode 9, Dr. Basiyr Rodney, chair of the teacher education department at Webster University in St. Louis, shares strategies and underlying supports that can help diversify a school's faculty. Tony Neal is our host. Episode produced and directed by Deborah Bohlmann. Engineering, music, and creative support by Alvin Zamudio.
Let's say you are an educator who knows classroom conversations about race are essential. How can you lead those conversations effectively? Matthew R. Kay wrote the book on this topic: Not Light, But Fire: How to Lead Meaningful Race Conversations in the Classroom. Join host Tony Neal and co-host Deborah Bohlmann as they discuss with Matthew his practical how-to book for educators committed to the task of open conversation on social justice. Episode produced and directed by Deborah Bohlmann. Engineering, music, and creative support by Alvin Zamudio.
How do we manage as teachers and educational leaders when our own stresses and hurts interfere with a healthy, joyful approach to our work? Join host Tony Neal, co-host Deborah Bohlmann, and guest Brittini Gray for more discussion of living and working in emotionally challenging conditions, suggesting approaches that allow us to feel supported, energized and renewed for ongoing engagement. Produced and directed by Deborah Bohlmann. Recording, editing, and creative support by Alvin Zamudio.
Brittini Gray of InPower Institute joins host Tony Neal and co-host Deborah Bohlmann to talk about her work as a practitioner of "healing justice in movement spaces." Brittini addresses the need for ongoing support for those suffering ongoing trauma of racism and describes multiple practices for promoting greater health. Produced by Deborah Bohlmann, engineered by Alvin Zamudio, along with music and graphic design. Sponsored by Educational Equity Consultants.
Veteran social-justice educator Tony Neal discusses how he established the agency Educational Equity Consultants, which has been providing social justice training for educators since 2001, and how he developed his identity as a leader doing this heart-and-hard work. Co-host Deborah Bohlmann joins in with reflection on the ways social justice training with Ed Equity influenced her practice as a white teacher. Each episode begins with a student voice and ends with resource recommendations. Recording, music, logo, and editing by Alvin Zamudio. Produced by Deborah Bohlmann.
The State of Colorado has made some changes in the past few years that are improving broadband deployment, especially in rural areas. In this episode of the podcast, Christopher talks about some of those changes with Tony Neal-Graves, Executive Director of the Colorado Broadband Office. While Christopher was in Vail at the Mountain Connect event, … Continue reading "At the State Level With Tony Neal-Graves in Colorado – Community Broadband Bits Podcast 312"
We met Tony Neal at the German Throwdown and sat down and had a conversation. Sadly the first 15 min didnt get recorded but still the conversation was good. Tony founded one of the first CrossFit affiliates in the military base called Liberty and therefore the affiliate got the name CrossFit Liberty. Tony then moved to Germany where he now lives and runs his affiliate. Tony shares his story and his passion for helping people, training and beer. We talk about how to be productive and effective as husband and father of four kids.
Tune in as we go live on our broadcast for another Direct Line Interview. In this installment, we chop it up with Music Industry heavyweight Tony Neal, head of the Core DJs and up and coming artist IVEL. Two very different dynamics and interviews. We will ask Tony Neal about the upcoming Core24 music conference/retreat that will be held in Atlanta and we will talk to IVEL about his music and career. listen to our live broadcast on TuneinRadio at http://tun.in/se8P4