Podcasts about UAA

Welcome back to another episode of the Trees & Lines podcast. PG&E Principal Land Consultant Craig Kelly juggles high-stakes utility work with UAA leadership, and he's not slowing down. Get the inside look at elite time management Craig uses, how the UAA tripled its growth, and the UAA's vision for the veg management industry. Have a listen, hope you enjoy!#VegetationManagement #RightOfWay #UtilityLeadership #CLevelInsights #InfrastructureStrategy #EnergyUtilities #UAA #WorkforceDevelopment #SustainableUtilities #PodcastForLeaders #TreesAndLinesPodcast #ProfessionalGrowth #UtilityInnovation #DigitalUtilities #GridReliability #OperationalExcellence Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Federal cuts continue to ripple across government agencies with new questions being asked about where the line is drawn for DOGE and Elon Musk, after a report that Musk had been briefed on classified documents relating to The United States and China's relationship. A little closer to home UAA hosts the Brain Bee and The Alaska Kennel Club Dog Show kicked off in downtown Anchorage.  

Welcome to another episode of the Trees & Lines podcast. Brandon Hughson, Past President of the Utility Arborist Association (UAA) and a manager at ProtecTerra LLC, joins us to discuss how the Trees & Utilities Conference has grown, the UAA's initiatives during his year as President, and how herbicide programs are making an impact on veg management. Have a listen, hope you enjoy!#UtilityVegetationManagement #UVM #TreesAndLines #UtilityIndustry #EnergyManagement #InfrastructureSafety #VegetationControl #IntegratedVegetationManagement #IVM #PowerGridSafety #UtilityRightOfWay #UAAConference #UtilityLeadership #StrategicPlanning #HerbicideManagement #SustainableUtilities #EnvironmentalStewardship #HabitatRestoration #PollinatorFriendly #IndustryInsights #PowerGridReliability #RightOfWayManagement #UtilityWorkforce #GridSafety #UtilityExecutives #VegetationManagement #Podcast #IndustryPodcast #UtilityPodcast #BusinessLeadership #EnergyPodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tree crews and lineworkers often work side by side, especially following storms. This T&D World Line Life Podcast episode explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) on utility vegetation management and the electric utility industry. Guests include Phil Swart of Clearway Industries; Jason Grossman, manager of vegetation management for Liberty Utilities and Lawrence Kahn, adjunct professor at Tulane University Law School. To learn more about UVM, subscribe to T&D World's Vegetation Management & Wildfire Mitigation enewsletter and check out our June 2025 T&D World Vegetation Management Supplement, published in partnership with the Utility Arborist Association (UAA). Also, make plans to attend the 2025 Trees & Utilities Conference presented by the UAA and Arbor Day Foundation Sept. 9 to 11 in Knoxville, Tennessee. 

Tree crews and lineworkers often work side by side, especially following storms. This T&D World Line Life Podcast episode explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) on utility vegetation management and the electric utility industry. Guests include Phil Swart of Clearway Industries; Jason Grossman, manager of vegetation management for Liberty Utilities and Lawrence Kahn, adjunct professor at Tulane University Law School. To learn more about UVM, subscribe to T&D World's Vegetation Management & Wildfire Mitigation enewsletter and check out our June 2025 T&D World Vegetation Management Supplement, published in partnership with the Utility Arborist Association (UAA). Also, make plans to attend the 2025 Trees & Utilities Conference presented by the UAA and Arbor Day Foundation Sept. 9 to 11 in Knoxville, Tennessee. 

​ @Notevend2 talks with NYU's standout guard, Hampton Sanders, on this week's episode. Hampton grew up in South Brunswick, New Jersey and graduated from Lawrenceville High School. After his senior year of high school, Sanders played AAU for Rod Wave Elite (RWE). The popular AAU program founded by Cam Wilder took off over the last few years and Hampton has remained a popular name surrounding the program. Hampton committed to @NYUAthletics ahead of the 2023-24 season. That same year the Violets won a shared UAA conference title. This year, the Violets picked up right where they left off, as they are currently ranked #2 in the country. Hampton, now with a bigger role, is averaging 12 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists as one of the most efficient players in Division 3. Currently holding a 21-1 (10-1) record, Hampton and the rest of the NYU team have high hopes for the rest of the season. Hear about Hampton's favorite memories playing for RWE, perspective being a student-athlete at a prestigious school like NYU, and what to expect from the #2 ranked team come NCAA tournament time. This episode is available wherever you listen to podcasts. Make sure to follow the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more sports content. Enjoy the episode! Sneak Peek- 00:00-00:17 Alfred/Utica MBB Updates- 00:17-03:08 Intro- 03:08-09:37 Buzzer Beater against Chicago, Division 3 Parity- 09:37-11:28 Better Hoop State: NY vs. NJ, Relationship with Hank Morgan, Runs @ NYU this Summer- 11:28-17:49 NYU's Trip to China, Partnership with Hoop Culture- 17:49-20:19 Playing for Rod Wave Elite, Relationship with Cam Wilder / Zeddy Will, Favorite Memories with RWE- 20:19-27:13 Break- 27:13-27:26 Recruitment out of HS, Choosing NYU, Academics @ NYU- 27:26-34:06 NYU MBB Success, Mindset coming off the Bench, Favorite Matchups in the UAA- 34:06-41:33NESCAC vs. UAA Debate- 41:33-44:23 Personal Focus for the Remainder of the Year- 44:23-46:28 Rapid Fire (Favorite things to do in NYC, Funniest RWE Player(s), Favorite Artists / Jersey Club)- 46:28-51:25 Starting 5: Best RWE Players- 51:25-53:41 Only in D3- 53:41-55:48 Outro- 55:48-56:24

Send us a textDr. Brock Wilson is the newest faculty at UAA's Institute of Social And Economic Research (ISER). Brock recently earned his PhD in Economics from the University of Oregon where his primary area of study was labor economics. His most important published work is on pension generosity and its effect on hiring and keeping workers. It was his time spent as a wildland firefighter in Oregon that initially got him interested in recruitment and retention policy. Read Dr. Wilson's paper on pensions here.

Welcome back to another episode of the Trees & Lines podcast. On this episode, Tim Walsh, Vice President of Safety and Training at The Townsend Company, LLC, joins us to discuss how he's played a part in progressing safety in veg management, how the Z133 Committee is redefining the understanding of safety around utility lines, his involvement with the UAA, and his career goals for the industry. Have a listen, hope you enjoy!#TreesAndLines #UtilitySafety #PodcastForProfessionals #TreeCareIndustry #PowerlineSafety #SafetyLeadership #UtilitiesPodcast #ArboristLife #WorkplaceSafety #ElectricalSafety #PodcastCommunity #GreenEnergyTalk #EnergySector #LineClearance #ProfessionalPodcast #OSHASafety #SafetyCulture #Arboriculture #TreeTrimming #PodcastRecommendation Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dave Klatsky is the Men's Basketball Head Coach at New York University. He was named head coach of the Violets in May of 2022. Klatsky produced his second consecutive winning season at NYU in 2023-24, as he led the Violets to a 21-6 record, the University Athletic Association (UAA) Co-Championship (the program's first title in 30 years), and to the Second Round of the NCAA Division III Tournament.In his first season at NYU, Klatsky led the Violets to their first NCAA Tournament berth since 2015-16. He set a new standard for the most wins by a first-year head coach in program history as the Violets posted an 18-8 overall record and added a 7-7 mark in the UAA, the most victories since 2015-16.Klatsky came to NYU after an 11-year tenure as an assistant coach at NCAA Division I Colgate University under Head Coach Matt Langel, helping lead the program to three of the last four Patriot League Tournament titles.Prior to Colgate, Klatsky served as an assistant coach at Stevens Institute of Technology from 2007-11. Klatsky, who earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics with a concentration in Finance and Accounting from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania in 2003, played for Coach Fran Dunphy from 1999-2003. He set the program's then-single-season assist record in 2000-01.After graduating from Penn, Klatsky worked as an equity analyst and trader in Manhattan and Jersey City, before entering the coaching profession. On this episode Mike & Dave discuss Dave's journey from assistant coach to leading the Violets of NYU in this insightful conversation. Klatsky discusses the significant decisions that come with being a head coach, emphasizing that everything ultimately falls back on him, not just game strategies and player substitutions. Klatsky reflects on his early development as a player and how the landscape of basketball has changed, particularly in terms of skill development and creativity. He highlights the importance of creating a culture within the team and how he approaches practice design to foster competitiveness and efficiency. As he looks to the future, Klatsky expresses both excitement and challenge in maintaining the talent and culture of his program while enjoying the collaborative spirit of coaching.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @hoopheadspod for the latest updates on episodes, guests, and events from the Hoop Heads Pod.Make sure you're subscribed to the Hoop Heads Pod on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts and while you're there please leave us a 5 star rating and review. Your ratings help your friends and coaching colleagues find the show. If you really love what you're hearing recommend the Hoop Heads Pod to someone and get them to join you as a part of Hoop Heads Nation.You'll want to take some notes as you listen to this episode with Dave Klatsky, Men's Basketball Head Coach at New York University.Website - https://gonyuathletics.com/sports/mens-basketballEmail - dk4616@nyu.eduTwitter/X – @DaveKlatskyVisit our Sponsors!Dr. Dish BasketballOur friends at Dr. Dish Basketball are doing things a little differently this month with $3,000 Off the Dr. Dish Rebel+, $3,000 Off the...

Jusin Allen, one of the best players in all of Division 3 joins this week's episode of @Notevend2 . Justin grew up in White Plains, NY and attended Fox Lane high school. Allen committed to the only UAA school that recruited him, Carnegie Mellon. Allen has continuously increased his production since his freshman year. He completed his sophomore year as a 1st team UAA player, and breaking Carnegie Mellon's single season scoring record with 557 points (21.4 ppg). After his breakout season, Allen entered the transfer portal where he heard from over ten Division 1 schools. Justin decided to stay with the Tartans and picked up right where he left off. The junior is currently the 2nd leading scorer in Division 3 (26.8 ppg). Justin recently broke the school's single game scoring record that hadn't been broken since the 1958 season. During his 50 point performance, Justin shot 9-13 from three which broke the programs single game three pointers made record. Hear about Justin's recruitment process out of high school, what went into his decision to return to Carnegie Mellon, and what his future looks like. This episode is available wherever you get your podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more sports content. Enjoy the episode! Sneak Peek- 00:00-00:24 Alfred/Utica MBB Updates- 00:24-03:26 Intro- 03:26-09:10 Daily Schedule, Recovery after Games, Living in Pittsburgh- 09:10-10:37 50 point performance- 10:37-14:05 Playing for Chris Ward AAU, White Plains Basketball, Recruitment out of HS- 14:05-17:14Entering Transfer Portal, Mindset Coming back to Carnegie Mellon- 17:14-19:02 Developing game over Career, Favorite Players to Model game after- 19:02-21:11 Break- 21:11-21:22 UAA Battles, UAA vs. NESCAC Debate, Mindset for Non-Conference Games- 21:22-28:31Carnegie Mellon Big 3 (Justin Allen, R.J. Holmes & Buckley DeJardin), Factors Influencing Individual Success- 28:31-30:43 Justin Allen's Future- 30:43-31:53 Rapid Fire (Pregame Music, Best White Plains Players Played, Funniest Teammates)- 31:53-35:07 Starting 5: Best Shooters Played With- 35:07-37:17 Only in D3- 37:17-42:00 Outro- 42:00-42:37

This week's episode of @Notevend2 features the head coach of #5 ranked, Washington University in St. Louis, head coach Pat Juckem. The Bears are currently 10-1 heading into UAA conference play. Juckem got his first head coaching job in 2005 at Coe College; in seven seasons at Coe, Juckem finished 104-80 (.565). Juckem's career took off when he got the job at UW-Oshkosh. UW-Oshkosh became a WIAC force and national contender under Juckem. During the 2017-18 season, UW-Oshkosh made a run to the Division 3 National Championship. Although Juckem would leave the following year for WashU, Oshkosh would continue the success and complete the quest of winning the first National Championship in program history. WashU hired Juckem ahead of the 2018-19 season. Since then, Juckem has not had a losing season and has yet to finish below 3rd place in the UAA. Of the many great players that Juckem has coached, Justin Hardy has to be amongst the top. Hardy passed in 2022 due to stomach cancer but his impact and inspiration around the sports community is still strong today. Hear about Juckem's favorite memories during the 2017-18 run to the National Championship, the process of taking the job at WashU, what it was like coaching Justin Hardy and much more.This episode is available wherever you get your podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more sports content. Enjoy the episode! Sneak Peek- 00:00-00:43 Alfred/Utica MBB Updates- 00:43-02:17 Intro- 02:17-11:15 Daily Schedule, Holiday Plans- 11:15-14:09 IWU/Washu Rivalry, Film Process @ WashU, Learning from 1st Loss- 14:09-24:44 Memories from 2018 Run to National Championship @ UW-Oshkosh- 24:44-34:10 Decision to take HC Role at WashU- 34:10-39:15 Differences in WIAC vs. UAA, UAA Competition/Schedule- 39:15-56:02 Break- 56:02-56:13 Justin Hardy, Hardy Foundation- 56:13-01:12:51 Coaching Philosophy, Finding Players that Fit Philosophy- 01:12:51-01:19:44 Rapid Fire (Fav Basketball Memories, Teams to compete against 2018 UW-Oshkosh, Pregame Rituals)- 01:19:44-01:27:21 Starting 5: Smartest Players- 01:27:44-01:32:18 Only in D3- 01:32:18-01:36:09 Outro- 01:36:09-01:36:45

The Asylum Sensorium Asen 60 from C.L.E. Cigar Company is ranked 11th on the 2024 Cigar of the Year Countdown. Asylum Sensorium is a limited edition super premium offering from C.L.E Cigar Company, which was founded by Christian Eiroa. Notably, the blend is highlighted by tobacco grown by Christian's father,Julio R. Eiroa, known as Piñareno. Piñareno is a low-yield tobacco that is challenging to grow. If you know something about Julio R. Eiroa, you will realize he is no stranger to taking on the challenge of cultivating tobacco. Most notably, he overcame the significant challenge of bringing Authentic Corojo back to the market. Despite the difficulties associated with growing Piñareno, the Eiroas firmly believe it is worth the effort due to its exceptional flavor. Therefore, with the release of Asylum Sensorium, Christian decided to feature Piñareno in a super-premium cigar. Fittingly, he incorporated it into the Asylum brand, which is recognized for pushing boundaries—not just in terms of large ring gauges. In addition to its unique qualities, the premium nature of this cigar is evident, as the Asylum 60 comes with a price tag of $60.00. Full Details: https://wp.me/p6h1n1-uAA  

The Asylum Sensorium Asen 60 from C.L.E. Cigar Company is ranked 11th on the 2024 Cigar of the Year Countdown. Asylum Sensorium is a limited edition super premium offering from C.L.E Cigar Company, which was founded byChristian Eiroa. Notably, the blend is highlighted by tobacco grown by Christian's father,Julio R. Eiroa, known as Piñareno. Piñareno is a low-yield tobacco that is challenging to grow. If you know something about Julio R. Eiroa, you will realize he is no stranger to taking on the challenge of cultivating tobacco. Most notably, he overcame the significant challenge of bringing Authentic Corojo back to the market. Despite the difficulties associated with growing Piñareno, the Eiroas firmly believe it is worth the effort due to its exceptional flavor. Therefore, with the release of Asylum Sensorium, Christian decided to feature Piñareno in a super-premium cigar. Fittingly, he incorporated it into the Asylum brand, which is recognized for pushing boundaries—not just in terms of large ring gauges. In addition to its unique qualities, the premium nature of this cigar is evident, as the Asylum 60 comes with a price tag of $60.00. Full Details: https://wp.me/p6h1n1-uAA  

Daniel Buitrago & Jack Lau sit down with special guests and local small business coffee sisters Kristen Redfield & Jenna Fredric of Goldie Coffee Shop & Roasters)   Adventure for Ava fundraiser (www.avasstory.org), Wolverines vs UAA, Sully looking better, growing up in Kenai, expresso machines, the fin whale at Westchester, Mount Marathon, favorite hikes, draw results party at Double Shovel, February 22nd, how Goldies got its name, La Marzocco is the top shelf, coffee carts in AK, keeping longterm employees, coffee blends for milk based vs americanos, black coffee vs milk based,  epic latte art, sourcing ingredients, journey to roasting, roasting protocols, coffee storage, medalling up at coffee competitions, celebrating Ernie, coffee shop names, water delivery trucks, Alaskan's and ice cream,  have to try afogato, roasted trivia,   Visit our website - www.alaskawildproject.com Follow on Instagram - www.instagram.com/alaskawildproject Watch on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@alaskawildproject $upport the show on Patreon - www.patreon.com/alaskawildproject

Coach Sue Patberg and the Emory Eagles are on their way to Dubuque, Iowa to take on the undefeated Loras College Duhawks...Here's her review of rounds one and two and what they expect in the Round of 16

The NCAA Division III first two rounds are this weekendThe Emory Eagles picked up a bid with their work in the UAA and head coach Sue patberg stops by to talk about the season, the young squad, and what to expect in the mini-bracket

Welcome back to another episode of the Trees & Lines podcast. Matt Goff, newly appointed Utility Arborist Association President, joins us to talk about his passion for the veg management industry, how he plans on impacting the UVM space by listening to the members of the UAA, and what he hopes to accomplish in the next year. Have a listen, hope you enjoy!#president #arborist #president2024 #vegetationmanagement #vegmanagement #podcast #urbanforestry #forester #sustainableforestry #arboriculture #arborist Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tree crews often work alongside lineworkers, especially during storm response, when arborists clear the roads ahead of line crews. For a special episode of the T&D World Line Life Podcast, we are highlighting guest Dennis Fallon, executive director of the Utility Arborist Association (UAA). The UAA partners with T&D World on the annual Vegetation Management supplement.  Field Editor Amy Fischbach interviewed Dennis during the Trees & Utilities conference in the heart of downtown Fort Worth, Texas, for the 25th anniversary of the event. The conference, which is presented by the UAA and the Arbor Day Foundation, brings together utility vegetation management (UVM) professionals from across the country for three days of networking and education.  For more information, check out the photo gallery from the event or visit the website. 

Record at UAA: 281-62 (.819), 12 seasonsCareer Head Coaching Record: 295-75 (.797), 13 seasons One of the brightest coaching talents in the NCAA ranks, Ryan McCarthy has taken the Alaska Anchorage program to unprecedented heights in his 12 seasons, producing a 281-62 record and making the Seawolves annual title contenders.An Anchorage native, McCarthy enters 2024-25 with a top-10 career winning percentage (.797) among active NCAA Div. II women's basketball coaches, having led UAA to the best winning percentage in program history (.939) with a 31-2 record in 2019-20.The five-time GNAC Coach of the Year has led his hometown program to the third-best winning percentage and fourth-most total victories in NCAA Div. II over the past 10 years with a 245-43 (.851) record, reaching the NCAA National Title Game in 2016. From Dec. 2014 through the 2019-20 season, UAA was ranked no lower than No. 16 in the WBCA Top 25 poll -- a streak of 95 polls in a row -- while ascending to No. 1 for a total of eight weeks.Despite not featuring a single player among the NCAA top-50 stats leaders, the 2019-20 Seawolves also swept the Great Northwest Athletic Athletic Conference regular-season and tournament titles, finishing No. 4 in both national polls and landing McCarthy both the GNAC and NCAA West Region coach-of-the-year awards.In 2018-19, he became the all-time victories leader in Seawolf history as UAA earned a 30-3 record, won the fifth of its six straight GNAC regular-season titles, and finished No. 7 in the WBCA Top 25 coaches' poll. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kevin-furtado/support

We sit down with Chris Jung, Anatomy and Physiology Professor at UAA, to talk about Seasonal Affective Disorder and what we can do to decrease the impacts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gerardo Rosado Colmenares D.F, 1970. Conocido como Gerry Rosado : Músico, compositor, productor, gestor cultural y promotor. Como músico fué miembro fundador de Consumatum Est con quién editó 3 álbumes entre 1991 y 1997. Como productor ha realizado más de 160 álbumes y participado como ingeniero de mezcla o masterización en más de 400 grabaciones principalmente de rock, jazz, world music, experimental y clásica: ha obtenido distintos premios entre los que destaca el Latin Grammy 2016 en la categoría de música clásica por “El Hilo Invisible” de Jaramar y el Cuarteto Latinoamericano. Como compositor por encargo, ha participado en la creación de musica de más de 70 programas de televisión, además de música para cine, teatro , danza y Videomapping. Fundador en 1996 del sello discográfico Intolerancia, reconocido como uno de los sellos independientes más relevantes a nivel latinoamericano en los últimos 30 años, editando álbumes de artistas de varios paises latinoamericanos, como Carla Morrison, Paté de Fuá, Troker, Descartes a Kant, San Pascualito Rey, Monsieur Periné, La Lupita, Mon laFerte La Gusana Ciega, Gepe, Ana Tijoux, Camila Moreno, entre muchos otros. Miembro del comité de curaduría de la Carpa Intolerante (en festival Vive Latino) con 14 ediciones, del escenario Intolerancia ULM (festival Rock por la vida en Gdl, Jal. ) con 5 ediciones, Showcase Intolerancia SXSW, 5 Ediciones. Ha impartido cursos de producción musical, gestión cultural y análisis de proyectos, para el Tec de Monterrey, Iteso, Ulm, G Martell, SAE, UAA, UNAM, Nodo y talleres en los estados de Chihuahua, Sonora, Morelos, Jalisco, San Luis Potosí, Aguascalientes, Toluca y Ciudad de México, así mismo en paises como España, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Brasil y Guatemala. Ha sido invitado a dar y moderar paneles sobre temas relacionados con la industria musical en distintos países del mundo, en el marco de distintas ferias y mercados: México (FIM y Enartes) , E.U.A. (SXSW), Brasil en (Exchange Sebrae), España (BIME), Argentina ( MICA) , Colombia ( CIRCULART, BOMM y ALTAVOZ) Canadá (CMW), Chile (PULSAR,AMPLIFICA e IMESUR), Ecuador (Nación Sónica), entre otros. También ha sido invitado a coordinar el encuentro de festivales públicos en la FIM GDL y en varias ocasiones como curador de showcases para diversos mercados y eventos profesionales. Es miembro de ADIMI ( Asociación para el Desarrollo de la Industria de la Música Independiente A.C.) una asociación de gestores iberoamericanos de larga trayectoria. Creador del Circuito Indio por Vive Latino, un modelo de circulación constante que operó en alianza con este importante festival, desde el cual se buscó generar un mecanismo adecuado para generar desarrollo y condiciones de mercado para artistas en México, que tuvo su primera edición en 2017 y con el cual se realizaron 814 eventos en 12 ciudades en 8 meses, atendiendo necesidades de circulación de más de 100 artistas. Junto con Ana Rodriguez, manager y vicepresidenta del MMF (Music Managers Forum, organización mundial y fundadora de la MMF México) y Sergio Arbelaez (Director de la FIM GDL en México y director de contenidos de Circulart en Colombia) formaron Relatable una agencia de consultoría sobre música y sociedad: diseño de proyectos, asesorías sobre estrategia, estudios sobre el impacto de la música y capacitación en procesos creativos, de desarrollo y transformación digital. Con esta agencia, entre otros proyectos, formaron parte de la creación de la iniciativa Musica Mexico Covid 19, creada para evaluar, informar y proporcionar alivio al sector de músicos y técnicos más afectados por la pandemia y en 2022 lanzaron el primer reporte de Industria de la Música en México que se ha presentado en el país e internacionalmente con una excelente acogida por el sector de la música. Regístrate en Conexión México - Ciudad Juárez aquí: https://www.fimguadalajara.mx/conexionmexico/juarez Apóyanos y compra nuestras playeras en el siguiente link (Envío gratis a todo México): https://nolabelshop.mercadoshops.com.mx/ Síguenos en nuestras rede sociales: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nolabel.sesiones/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nolabel.sesiones/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/NoLabelsesiones TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@nolabel.podcast

As if any of us need an excuse to go to beautiful Bali! Well the Urological Association of Asia (UAA) Annual Meeting takes place there from 5-8th September 2024. Renu caught up with Dr Agus Rizal Hamid recently to hear what the UAA have in store for us!www.uaa2024.com

Daniel Buitrago, Brandon Fifield & Emily Thompson welcome in Stacia Joyce co-owner, operator and flight instructor for Neacola Mountain Air   Sleepers at SCI Nashville, strengthening aviation training in AK, Neacola Teaming up for with UAA for a flight training program, learning to fly in Alaska weather, Medivac and external pressures, Empowering young pilots to think critically and make their own calls, transitioning from planes to choppers, importance of being a flight instructor, the dragon fly, light medium and heavy helicopters, always have an out, personal weather minimums, life of a medavac pilot, Stacia's story, Peace core and guinei worm extractio, building an African school, Malaria spell, small planes backbone to rural AK, no regrets inspiration, starting helicopter flight school in Montana, neacolamtnair, starting and building Neacola Mountain Air, moving to NTSB in investigate aircraft accidents and improve aircraft safety, man machine or environment, Trivia, must read “Fly Girls”, Favorite flight paths in Alaska, Supercub engagement ring, Cash and Vast Alaska Outfitters,   Visit our Website - www.alaskawildproject.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/alaskawildproject Watch the show on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@alaskawildproject $upport on Patreon - www.patreon.com/alaskawildproject

Daniel Buitrago, Brandon Fifield & Jack Lau invite special guest and local small business owner Crystal Offord of AK Cycle Chic   Summer solstice madness, summer birthday management, Trail River adventure, Stanley cup finals champs Florida Panthers, Krystal's history, a career w/UAA, a new chapter w/AK Cycle Chic, old school gas stations in Anchorage, a passion for biking, Shoulder Season (Winter to Summer Biking Season), a start-up created in Covid, women owned brands, Alaska life style gear, Wild Rye, Swoop & Scoop, Shredly, Butt'nski, Ripton,  “The Party Shirt”, first Friday, premium bike racks, you're not stealing my pee wee Herman Schwinn, the wipe out in lost lake, Biking/Trail Destinations, (Oregon Timber Trail, Tiger Mountain), the scat story, is a cougar a mountain lion, the creation of a brand logo and business name, the 4th of July break,      Visit our Website - www.alaskawildproject.com Follow us on Instagram - www.intagram.com/alaskawildproject Watch the show on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@alaskawildproject $upport the show on Patreon - www.patreon.com/alaskawildproject  

Welcome back to another episode of the Trees and Lines podcast. Cindy Musick, Senior Director of Vegetation Management Services at Rappahannock Electric Cooperative, joins us again. This time, we talk about an update on her PhD progress, tree canopy cover, and tree caused outages. Have a listen. Hope you enjoy.#cooperative #UAA #forester #podcast #sustainibility #utilities #arborist #forestry #innovation #stormresponse Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My guest this week is Michigan rapper and co-host of The SwordCast, Noveliss. We spoke about Aliens, The Power Rangers Movie, Zatoichi and his other favorite samurai films, X-Men 97, the future of the MCU, how both rap and martial arts helped him appreciate discipline, coaching his son's UAA team, how producer Hir-O convinced him to not quit rapping, and the creative process behind their latest album Cyberpunk Rhapsody. Come fuck with us.Cyberpunk Rhapsody is available wherever music is sold, streamed, or stolen. Consider copping it directly from Noveliss's Bandcamp. Follow Noveliss on Instagram (@novelisscsf) and Twitter (@TheNoveliss). Follow Hir-O on Instagram (@HiroBeats313) and Twitter (@HiroBeats). Check out The SwordCast wherever you listen to podcasts.My first book, Reel Notes: Culture Writing on the Margins of Music and Movies, is available now, via 4PM Publishing. Order a digital copy on Amazon.Join the Reel Notes Patreon today starting at $5/month to get early access to episodes, our Discord server, exclusive bonus interviews and reviews, and more!Reel Notes stands in solidarity with the oppressed peoples of Palestine, Congo, Sudan, Tigray, and Haiti. Please consider donating to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund,  The Palestinian Youth Movement, The Zakat Foundation, HealAfrica, FreeTigray, and/or Hope For Haiti.  For information about contacting your representatives to demand a ceasefire, finding protests, and other tools, check out CeasefireToday!Follow me on Instagram (@cinemasai), Twitter (@CineMasai_), TikTok (@cinemasai), and Letterboxd (@CineMasai)      Support the Show.

Todd McGuinness, current head coach of Case Western Reserve University men's basketball team joins "Not Even D2" on this week's episode. Before leading Case Western Reserve, McGuinness was the head coach at Hartwick College from 2009-2016. The former Empire 8 Coach of the Year brought the Hartwick program to new heights- making the NCAA tournament four straight times and winning the first E8 title in program history. His success has followed him now at CWRU with his teams setting program records for wins in a season back-to-back years, and making the NCAA tournament the past 3 seasons. McGuinness has created an identity in the Division 3 world on winning with the help of transfers year to year. Hear all about McGuinness' long 15 year head coaching experience, the reasons behind his philosophy to heavily recruit in the transfer portal, and what he's learned on how you must coach come postseason play. This episode is available wherever you listen to podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel and social media platforms @Notevend2 for more Division 3 content. Enjoy the episode! Intro- 00:00-08:14 Cavs Vs. Celtics Playoff Preview- 08:14-09:04 Summers in Cleveland- 09:04-10:07 College Career Influencing Coaching Career- 10:07-13:01 D3 Experience Impacting Decision to Stay D3- 13:01-14:18 Assistant Coaching at Hartwick under 2 Different Coaches- 14:18-16:39 Leaving Hartwick to then Return as Head Coach- 16:39-18:55 Takeaways from Being an Assistant + How That Impacted Head Coaching Career- 18:55-20:42 Philosophy Balancing Offense/Defense- 20:42-24:36 Factor(s) Driving Success During Time at Hartwick- 24:36-26:51 Thought Process Leaving Hartwick for CWRU- 26:51-28:59 Recruitment Advantages at CWRU- 28:59-30:05 Changes at CWRU Starting a Program of Success- 30:05-33:24 Takeaways from Postseason Play- 33:24-35:39 Preparing Players for UAA Schedule- 35:39-38:55 Thoughts on how UAA's Schedule Affects UAA Teams in Playoffs- 38:55-40:50 Break- 40:50-41:00 Planning Non-conference Schedule Year to Year- 41:00-43:51 Recruiting Style / Players Searching For- 43:51-46:24 Changing Coaching Style as Basketball Evolves- 46:24-49:00 Recruiting Players in the Transfer Portal- 49:00-52:49 Words for People that Believe his Style is Hurting the Division 3 Model- 52:49-56:28 Developing Underclassmen with Transfers Coming In- 56:28-01:14:00 Advice for Coaches Going Through Tough Stretches / Losing Seasons- 01:00:14 -01:03:22 Rapid Fire- 01:03:22-01:07:22 Starting 5: Best UAA + E8 Players Seen Throughout Career- 01:07:22-01:09:37 Outro- 01:09:37-01:10:27

Community activist Dr. Cal Williams was born on November 30, 1941, in Monroe, Louisiana. A college graduate, Williams served in the United States Air Force during the early 1960s and participated in the Civil Rights Movement through his affiliation with the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE). In 1965, following the advice of Charles and John LeViege, two high school friends who were enrolled at Alaska Methodist University (now Alaska Pacific University), Williams came to Anchorage seeking a change. .Over the next 60 years, Williams worked at Providence Alaska Medical Center as a dishwasher (aka director of pots and pans), then as a nursing assistant at the Alaska Psychiatric Institute,  and eventually landed a role in communications for Alaska Housing Finance Corporation until his retirement.Williams served as president of the Alaska chapter of the NAACP from 1968 to 1970. During that time, he partnered with Alaska Native leadership to lobby for the landmark Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. Williams was honored by the Anchorage Municipal Assembly for his contributions to the growth and strength to the State of Alaska. In 2017, Williams was the recipient of the St. Francis of Assisi Award. Williams has served as Grand Knight of the Council of Knights of Columbus at St. Patrick's Church in Anchorage, as well as in 2018, he served as the District 22 chair for the Alaska Democratic Party.More recently, Williams collaborated with UAA associate professor of history Ian Hartman, Ph.D., and David Reamer in the writing of Black Lives in Alaska: A History of African Americans in the Far Northwest. Together, they have done presentations, book signings, museum exhibitions and archive curations. For his invaluable contributions, UAA awarded Williams an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters in fall 2022. The 400 years of African American History Commission, a federally appointed committee established in 2019 with the goal of rediscovering the 400 years of history since Africans were first brought to English colonies in 1619, recognized Cal Williams during Juneteenth 2024 as one of America's 400 African American History Keepers. 

Alecia Eugene founded Urban Advocates & Achievers (UAA) after a tumultuous 5-year stint serving as the first African American woman elected as School Board Trustee for Twin Rivers Unified School District. During this rewarding and tumultuous journey, Alecia experienced discrimination, harassment and threats while advocating for black and brown students. She witnessed, first-hand how our children were placed in the School-to-Prison Pipeline in greater proportion compared to other students. She didn't stop advocating for our students to receive a fair and equitable education, and that's when UAA was born. UAA provides students and families with a holistic and personalized approach that uplifts both the student and their family in their pursuit of academic achievement, excellence, and educational equity. Hear how UAA can help you prepare for the upcoming school year, and the many programs they offer, including getting children involved in STEM/STEAM. Like, share, comment and FOLLOW the show so that you never miss an episode. Support our show Sponsors Urban Advocates & Achievers (UAA) UAA STOPS the school to prison pipeline and STARTS the PATHWAYS to educational opportunities by defending, protecting, and representing the rights of Urban Communities. Helping students discover how gifted and talented they truly are! Call them at (916) 644-2994 or visit their website at: https://www.theurbanadvocates.org/contact-us Tapping with Dr. Gig Learn about the amazing benefits of Emotional Freedom Technique. Join Dr. Gigi's Tapping Into Recovery Program today. Learn more at https://tappingwithdrgigi.com/ Serendipity Innovation A woman-owned technology firm specializing in building technology products to keep your business in the forefront. Websites, mobile apps, landing pages, eCommerce and more. Learn more at: serendipityinnovation.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iammswanda/support

Join us as Rachel Nill, the summer intern, introduces you to oral history and hear her own interview about her experience as a student at UAA. For more info, go to https://archives.consortiumlibrary.org/2024/06/25/archiving-ak-season-3-interlude-explaining-oral-history/

Current head coach for the University of Hartford, Aaron Toomey joins this week's episode of "Not Even D2". Before Toomey was a coach he was one of the best players in college basketball- playing at Amherst College. Toomey won a National Championship and in the same year won Associated Press (AP) National Player of the Year. As a coach, Toomey is the first coach to lead Hartford post-transition from Division 1 to Division 3. Hear about what Toomey's experience of playing at Amherst and under Coach Hixon was like, how his playing career influenced his coaching career, how he created the Nerd Team (TBT), and the future of the Hartford program.This episode is available wherever you listen to your podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @ Not Even D2 for more Division 3 content. Enjoy the episode! Intro- 00:00-07:49NBA Talk- 07:49-09:57Growing up in North Carolina- 09:57-11:18Recruitment Process to Amherst- 11:18-12:42Amherst National Championship + AP National POTY- 12:42-14:47Amherst Culture under Coach Hixon- 14:47-16:12Playing Against Duncan Robinson/Williams- 16:12-17:42Amherst Vs. Williams Dynamic- 17:42-19:15Overseas Basketball Journey- 19:15-22:13Individual Playing Career Impact on Coaching Career- 22:13-23:50Relationship with Coach Hixon- 23:50-27:34What Separated Coach Hixon from Other Coaches- 27:34-28:56Break- 28:56-29:05Coaching at UofR and in the UAA- 29:05-31:11Coach Toomey Player Development Workouts- 31:11-33:27 Hartford Transitioning D1 to D3- 33:27-35:47Philosophies to Develop the Hartford Program- 35:47-37:35Coaching a Young/New Team- 37:35-38:55Competing in the CCC- 38:55-40:33Closing Games this Past Season- 40:33-41:14Creating the Nerd Team (TBT)- 41:14-44:10Keeping the Nerd Team Ivy League Only?- 44:10-45:47Imploring Student-Athletes to Focus on things Bigger than Basketball- 45:47-47:16Rapid Fire- 47:38-50:14Starting 5: Best Shooters- 50:14-54:54Outro- 54:54-55:40

In this episode Luis talks to Grace Leu-Burke, Program Director and professor at the University of Alaska in Anchorage (UAA) Medical Laboratory Sciences Program. She joins the podcast to talk about her career and talks about the MLS program at UAA. She goes over the Microbiology curriculum, the importance of biochemical testing, and more. She also talks about the research that her students are conducting involving moose and stool samples.Link to UAA MLS program: https://www.uaa.alaska.edu/academics/college-of-health/departments/school-of-allied-health/medical-laboratory-science/index.cshtmlQuestions? Feedback? Send those to letstalkmicro@outlook.comWant to support the podcast? Here's how:Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/letstalkmicroBuy me a Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/letstalkmicro

If you enjoy watching the NBA, you may not realize just how much Division III is impacting the games, players, staffs, and teams of the National Basketball Association. The Hoopsville Podcast returns with an episode that not takes a dive into just how Division III alums are playing significant roles in the NBA. Beyond those who have made headlines like George Popovich, Brad Stevens, Devean George, Duncan Robinson, and others. Dave McHugh chats with Ben Kaplan, co-author of "Pipeline to the Pros: How Small-College Nobodies Rose to Rule the NBA," about not only the inspiration behind the book, but some of the incredible items he learned while putting the book together. Even more astonishing, the book could have been so much longer. We also get a bit of a state of DIII basketball of sorts. McHugh talks to Mike McGrath, UChicago men's coach, about the season that was, the incredible depth now in the UAA, and what makes DIII tick. Their conversation took place in Fort Wayne during the Division III Men's Basketball Championship Weekend and is the first of several interviews that took place that weekend which will air over the summer. Plus there is a number of items to cover in News and Notes along with the ever spinning Coaching Carousel. We recap some of the surprising coaching changes, how Pairwise (a.k.a. NCAA Power Index or NPI) is pushing forward though not approved just yet, school closings and updates, and a coach is reprimanded. It is a jam packed and in-depth episode of the Hoopsville Podcast. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com airs from the NABC Studio

In this episode of the Digication Scholars Conversations, host Kelly Driscoll interviews Amy Urbanus, Assistant Professor in the Dietetics and Nutrition Program at the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA).They discuss Amy's journey to teaching at UAA and her experiences in dietetics. They also touch on using ePortfolios in their program and how it helped with their recent accreditation process.For more information about this podcast, please visit our podcast website using the link below: https://bit.ly/3MfBqboListen on Apple Podcasts using the link below: https://apple.co/3OkFVEnFollow us on Social Media!Twitter: https://bit.ly/3M9J7QtFacebook: https://bit.ly/3OgnIYwInstagram: https://bit.ly/3Mjm4D8Please visit our website at https://bit.ly/3IgGVFPThe acronym ACEND stands for Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics.

In this month's episode, host Sophia Chandrasekar talks with Professor Grace Leu-Burke of the University of Alaska in Anchorage (UAA). Professor Leu-Burke shares the challenges for a medical laboratory professional in Alaska and the research program she developed at UAA for the MLS program. Hear about her students' research and fascinating (and terrifying!) observations that they've cultured.

Daniel Buitrago, Brandon Fifield & The Mayor bring in Christina Twogood, Director and Advisory Board Chair w/AK Avalanche School   Chin scares, the Finger Lake Family Ice Fishing Classic, my first free ride, switch the Arctic Cat Catalyst, Nelchina Glacier Ride, what is sugar snow?, AK Lady Shredders, South central Riding vs. Interior riding, cold gear ninja suite, TOBI gear, FXR Mono-Suite & Flat Technology, Jet boil burgers, UAF vs UAA, a career in the oil/petroleum engineering, fracking, carbon wells and new technology, Diamondback bed covers & sled decks, entry into avalanche training, getting proficient with the process, strength of presence, recourses, and awareness, advances is beacon technology, Eyeball test field forecasting, “The 5 Red Flags”, 1: were there recent avalanches, 2: Wind (Wind Slab Avalanche), 3: New Snow & Weight, 4: Rapid Warming (Spring Time), 5: Collapsing & Cracking, secondary avalanches, the art of avalanche forecasting, the awareness component, collaborating avalanche awareness in the hunting space, where to go (alaskasnow.org)   Visit our website - www.alaskawildproject.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/alaskawildproject Watch on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@alaskawildproject Support on Patreon - www.patreon.com/alaskawildproject

Introduction: LeeAnne Hayden welcomes listeners to the episode from her loft, introducing Cass Roberts as her guest. They met at the UAA convention in August and bonded over their shared experiences. Dancing and Transformative Power: Cass shares her love for dancing and how it has been transformative for her. She reflects on the immense joy she experienced at the UAA convention, being surrounded by people with ostomies like herself. Cass's Journey with Crohn's Disease: Cass opens up about her journey with Crohn's disease, starting from her diagnosis at age 11 in rural Mississippi. She details the challenges of misdiagnosis, extensive treatments, and the impact on her physical and emotional well-being. Experience with Ostomy Surgery: Cass describes her initial aversion to the idea of having an ostomy and the fears she had to overcome. She shares the circumstances that led to her first ostomy surgery in 2008 and the subsequent complications that necessitated a permanent ostomy in 2013. Life with an Ostomy: Despite initial struggles, Cass shares how her life has flourished since embracing her ostomy. She pursued diverse interests, including a career as a truck driver and owning a Princess Tea Party company. She also reflects on memorable moments, such as performing at children's parties despite wardrobe mishaps. Embracing Confidence: Cass emphasizes the importance of confidence and self-acceptance. She encourages listeners to celebrate their uniqueness and to recognize that they are more than their medical conditions. Building Community: LeeAnne and Cass discuss the power of community in overcoming challenges associated with ostomies. They reflect on the increasing visibility and support available for individuals with ostomies, both online and through in-person gatherings like conferences. Current Endeavors: Cass shares her current role as a developmental interventionist, working with children with disabilities. She emphasizes the significance of advocating for oneself and others in navigating health challenges. Final Thoughts: Cass leaves listeners with a message of self-love and respect, encouraging everyone to recognize their inherent worth beyond any physical differences. Conclusion: LeeAnne expresses gratitude to Cass for sharing her inspiring journey and vibrant spirit with listeners, highlighting her resilience and positivity. Through their candid conversation, LeeAnne and Cass provide insight into the journey of living with an ostomy, emphasizing themes of resilience, self-acceptance, and the power of community.

AI has been a boon for Oracle's cloud business, but it's also creating a lot of questions for Adobe. (00:21) Andy Cross and Matt Argersinger discuss: - The National Association of Realtors agreeing to over $400M in fines and to eliminate its commission rules. - Why AI is pushing Oracle up and Adobe down after earnings. - The numbers behind Williams-Sonoma's 18% spike, Kevin Plank's return to Under Armour, and Ulta's wild shrink story,  (19:11) Motley Fool Money's Ricky Mulvey catches up with Bloomberg entertainment reporter Lucas Shaw, for a look into the business of streaming, the power of incentives, and corporate infighting at Paramount.. (34:01) Andy and Matt break down two stocks on their radar: Equity Commonwealth and Landstar Systems. Stocks discussed: RDFN, Z, ADBE, ORCL, WSM, UA, UAA, ULTA, LSTR, EQC Host: Dylan Lewis Guests: Andy Cross, Matt Argersinger, Ricky Mulvey, Lucas Shaw Engineers: Dan Boyd Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chelsea Foster of Anchorage is a director on the board of the Alaska Marijuana Industry Association and a long-time cannabis advocate. She is COO for Birch Alaskan Naturals CBD, and a consultant for the Alaskan cannabis industry. She has successfully pursued regulatory and statuary changes for the Alaska cannabis industry with a focus on social equity and sustainability.Bailey Stuart of Wasilla is co-owner of the the Matanuska-Susitna Borough's first recreational dispensary Green Jar.  She also teaches a course at UAA called "Cannabasics." The class is a hands-on culinary course that covers proper cannabis terminology, techniques for decarboxylation and infusion, and utilization of the plant's anatomy. Stuart has been a trailblazer for the Alaska industry by advocating at the local, state, and federal levels to modernize the marijuana industry and treat it like any other business.Visit the Alaska Marijuana Industry Association website by clicking here.

Episode 25 of the Gator Tales Podcast with Sean Kelley features Florida quarterback Graham Mertz and Gators baseball shortstop Colby Shelton. Mertz discusses his decision to stay at Florida for a second season, the start of Spring football practice and his new teammate DJ Lagway.    Shelton shares his journey from Alabama back to play in his home state for the Gators. He also talks about his ultra-competitive family and the things that shape him as a student-athlete.   Director of Athletics, Scott Stricklin, shares how he and the UAA handle the busy load this time of year in "Ask the AD."  And Kenna McGinnis has the latest Gator results from the courts, the pool, and the playing fields in "Kenna On Campus." Be sure to follow us on social and send us your questions and comments. We might even include your responses on a future episode. twitter.com/GatorsPodcast facebook.com/GatorsPodcast twitter.com/SeanKelleyLive

Birthed out of founder Alecia K. Eugene's traumatic 5-year experience serving as a Trustee on the Twin Rivers School Board, Urban Advocates and Achievers is dedicated to creating the “Pipeline-to-College and 21st Century Career Technical Opportunities” by advocating for students and families in underserved areas. According to a 2021 study published by the American Psychological Association, “Black students are often subject to harsher discipline at school than white students, and those punishments can damage students' perceptions of their school and negatively impact their academic success” feeding right into the school-to-prison pipeline. Hear how UAA is closing the education gap by providing students and families with a holistic and personalized approach that empowers and uplifts both the student and their family in their pursuit of academic achievement, excellence, educational equity, and economic sustainability. Tune in to hear my conversation with Founder and CEO Alecia Eugene and Deputy Director of Operations and Development, Jackie Buchanan as we discuss how UAA helps parents navigate the Individual Education Plan (IEP) process, advocates for education equity and what they are doing to close the education gap for all students. UAA offers many programs to support students and families, including their phenomenal STEM/STEAM program which is also designated as a chapter member by the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE). They are making a difference! No matter where you are located, UAA can support your student/family. Visit their website https://www.theurbanadvocates.org/ follow them on social media Instagram: @uaasacrament Like, share, comment and SUBSCRIBE so that you never miss an episode. Special thanks to show sponsors: https://tappingwithdrgigi.com/ https://serendipityinnovation.com/ Episode Sponsors: Tapping with Dr. Gigi Release the distractions in your life that keep you from living an authentic, whole, and complete life. If you're struggling with depression, anxiety, people pleasing or destructive behaviors, Tapping with Dr. Gigi can help you embrace self-love and acceptance to feel better about your life. Tell her you heard it on Full Circle and receive access to her free Tapping Into Recovery workshop. Learn more at: https://tappingwithdrgigi.com/ @tappingwithdrgigi Serendipity Innovation Serendipity Innovation, a woman-owned technology firm specializing in building technology products that serve and support your business. Specializing in websites, data analytics, app creation and eCommerce, reach out to Serendipity Innovation today. Mention Full Circle for a free consultation. Contact: https://serendipityinnovation.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/iammswanda/support

Episode 20 follows Sean on his return from Lexington, unravelling the transformative coup for men's basketball. Shifting the spotlight to softball, we hear from versatile outfielder Korbe Otis. Otis maps out her journey from Columbine High School, through the University of Louisville, to finding her niche with the Gators. Furthermore, Sean engages in a deep discussion with Phil Pharr, the long-standing Executive Director of Gator Boosters. Having been a former Gator himself in the late '70s, Pharr now holds the record as the longest-serving employee of the UAA. Episode 20 is rounded off with another edition of “Ask the AD” featuring Athletic Director Scott Stricklin, and “Kenna On Campus,” providing another glimpse into UF student life. Be sure to follow us on social and send us your questions and comments. We might even include your responses on a future episode. https://twitter.com/GatorsPodcast https://facebook.com/GatorsPodcast https://twitter.com/SeanKelleyLive

In this episode, Nick and Steve have the privilege of hosting Tim Walsh, a key member of the UVM industry with decades of  experience and a passionate advocate for safety. Tim, a former president of the UAA and current VP of Health and Safety at Davey Tree Company, kicks off the conversation by shedding light on the various committees available for UAA members to join and actively engage with the organization.Highlighting Trees and Utilities as the premier event in the UVM industry, Tim reflects on the significance of the event, drawing attention to the wealth of educational opportunities, research insights, networking, and hands-on experiences with cutting-edge equipment. With over 1,000 attendees in 2023, the event has become a cornerstone for students, contractors, employees, and vendors.The conversation then shifts to safety, where Tim emphasizes the importance of fostering a strong overall culture within organizations, one in which individuals exhibit consistent behavior in both personal and professional realms. Tim explains why there should not be a separate “Safety Culture”, rather, it should be an integral part of the overall culture. He advocates for a shift in focus from merely addressing what goes wrong to celebrating what goes right, transforming the narrative around safety. Tim challenges the traditional notions of "zero incidents" and "all incidents are preventable," offering fresh perspectives on cultivating a resilient safety system.As the discussion evolves, Tim provides valuable insights into upcoming changes in safety standards and rules within the UVM industry. He emphasizes that safety is not merely the absence of accidents but the presence of resilience in the system. Tim advocates for the incorporation of research and statistics in safety discussions, urging a holistic approach to enhance safety practices.In looking toward the future of safety in UVM, Tim explores ongoing challenges such as recruiting, retention, and employee engagement. He underscores the need to embed safety as an integral part of a company's culture and leaves listeners with a thoughtful reflection on the evolving landscape of safety within the UVM industry. Lastly Tim, Nick and Steve discuss some of the exciting technologies available in the UVM industry and how they can be used to enhance safety.We trust you'll find this edition of the UVM Podcast enlightening. Should you have feedback or suggestions for upcoming topics, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at podcast@utilityvegetationmanagement.com.

Welcome to another podcast episode of Trees and Lines. On this episode, we talk with the Utility Arborist Associations' President, Brandon Hughson. Brandon talks about how the #UAA is bringing #utilities together to help with natural disaster cleanup, how they are supporting #veterans, and his journey to where he is today. Have a listen, hope you enjoy!#utilityarboristassociation #arborist #forestry #forester #utility #tree #trees #vegetationmanagement #industry

Amanda Metivier is the director of the Alaska Child Welfare Academy at UAA and is a board member and co-founder of Facing Foster Care in Alaska. She and her husband are foster parents who have provided homes for many youth over the past 15 years – many of them teenagers since both Amanda and her husband were foster youth themselves and know the difficulty that older children face in finding a willing home. Les Gara was the 2022 democratic candidate for governor of Alaska. He is a former legislator who served in the Alaska state house from 2003 to 2019. Throughout his time in the legislature he advocated for foster care reform and in 2018 achieved it with House Bill 151. In spite of that landmark legislation, little has changed about our foster system. Alaska faces a severe shortage of  licensed foster care parents. To learn more about how to be a foster parent, click here.LINKS:Mother Jones article "Inside the Psychiatric Hospitals Where Foster Kids Are a 'Gold Mine'"New Yorker article "When Foster Parents Don't Want to Give Back the Baby"

Today's guest, NYU Coach Andrew Brown, is the head coach of the highly successful (29-7 record and advanced to the NCAA DIII Tournament Final Four 2022 season) New York University's Women's Volleyball Team. Coach Brown sits down with Kirsten to talk about how his program has changed from the jungle tiger - practicing ugly mentality to playing from the top and being the hunted vs the hunter. He speaks to how you show up after success, when opponents are so motivated to take you down. Kirsten and Andrew talk about how to onboard 5-7 new players, and not overload them in the pre-season. And, he talks about how they bring in consultants to give data and science (think Meyers-Briggs) to give another tool in his athletes toolbox for not just volleyball, but life in general. A fascinating discussion on mindset, grit, expectations, culture and really finding out who your team is! NYU Violets repeated as UAA conference champs in 2023 and are currently playing in the NCAA DIII tournament. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirsten-jones0/support

Monday's return guest, NYU Coach Andrew Brown, is the head coach of the highly successful (29-7 record and advanced to the NCAA DIII Tournament Final Four 2022 season) New York University's Women's Volleyball Team. In this clip, Coach Brown sits down with Kirsten to talk about how his program has changed from the hunter to the hunted. This episode is a fascinating discussion on mindset, grit, expectations, culture and really finding out who your team is! NYU Violets repeated as UAA conference champs in 2023 and are currently playing in the NCAA DIII tournament. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirsten-jones0/support

North Anchorage Assembly Member Daniel Volland was born and raised in Washington State, and began coming to Alaska regularly in 2016 to do remote work as an optometrist. After relocating permanently to Anchorage in 2019, he became very active very quickly in local politics and successfully ran for the newly established 12th seat on the Anchorage Assembly in the summer of 2022. Today he is talking about the Anchorage Assembly's Housing Action Strategic Plan and the Anchorage Housing Action Week that just finished with a big summit on Friday. That summit was held at UAA and the keynote address was given by Charles Marohn, a land-use planner and municipal engineer who advocates for the development of dense towns and the restructuring of suburbia. I bring this up because he features prominently in my conversation with Assembly member Volland. Important links:1. Anchorage Assembly Housing Focus Page2. Charles Marohn's book Strong Towns3. Charles Montgomery's book Happy Cities4. Zoom link to Tenants' Rights meeting, Thursday, Nov. 9, 5:30 - 6:15 pm 

In honor of Filipino American History Month our guests are two professors from the University of Alaska Anchorage: Drs. EJR David and Gabriel Garcia. This past session House Bill 23 sponsored by Representative Genevieve Mina passed the Alaska legislature unanimously and was signed into law by Governor Dunleavy. This bill makes October officially Filipino American History Month. So today we will be talking about Filipinos in Alaska; our guests are both PhDs, both born in the Philippines, and both immigrated to Alaska as children. Dr. Gabriel Garcia is a professor of Public Health at the University of Alaska Anchorage and is the coordinator of UAA's Master of Public Health Program. His research highlighted health disparities in Filipino fish processing plant workers in Dutch Harbor. We will also be discussing his current research about the potential resiliency that can be gained from ethnic studies programs.  Dr. E.J. R. David is a professor of psychology at the University of Alaska Anchorage. His primary duties are with the PhD program in clinical community psychology with a rural, cultural, and indigenous emphasis. He has published four books. The first three are academic works about internalized oppression and the colonial mentality.  His fourth is a memoir titled, We Have Not Stopped Trembling Yet: Letters to my Filipino Athabaskan Family.Rep. Genevieve Mina is the second Filipino woman elected to the Alaska House of Representatives. She represents East Anchorage (Airport Heights, Mountain View, and Russian Jack neighborhoods). 

Bob Loeffler is a professor at UAA's Institute of Social And Economic Research (ISER), where he teaches courses on the mining industry as well as natural resource policy and public land management. Before ISER, he worked for Alaska's department of natural Resources initially in 1996 as coordinator for the permitting of large mines, and for seven years as the Director of the Division of Mining, Land, and Water. After DNR, he took a job with Jade North, a consulting firm specialized in natural resource issues,  where he works on mining, permitting, and policy issues for industry, local government, and Native Corporations.