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Reaction to a SCOTUS ruling changing college admission standards, Bullitt County is joining Appalachian HIDTA, Churchill Downs' spring meet wraps up this weekend at Ellis Park, a conversation with UPike's president, and the role sheep could play in reviving Eastern Kentucky's economy.

At the ripe old age of 85 he has spent his career learning from some of the greats in osteopathic medicine. He learned the principles of functional positional release from George Laughlin, D.O. the grandson of AT Still. He learned the muscle energy technique from the founder, Fred Mitchell Sr. In 1968 he took over a prominent osteopathic physician's practice in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Perrin T. Wilson, D.O.  who treated the Rockefeller family and taught Dr. Stiles HVLA. We thank him for helping to develop the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes for OMT and inspiring the next generation of osteopathic physicians at Pikeville College of Osteopathic medicine. At 85 he continues teaching and treating patients. Thank you for being an example and inspiration of living an osteopathic life. You may reach out to Dr. Stiles at: estiles@Upike.edu https://www.omtsos.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benjamin--greene/message

Kelly Wells is the former head basketball coach of the University of Pikeville. As a high schooler he was one of the top players in the state of Kentucky and led his team to three straight trips to the Sweet Sixteen. After graduation he played at Tulsa before transferring to Morehead State. He won a state title as head coach at Mason County High School where he coached Kentucky's Mr. Basketball, eventual NCAA champion and NBA player Darius Miller. From here he coached one year at Hawaii Pacific before taking over at the University of Pikeville. During his time at Pikeville he won the 2011 NAIA national championship and coached 2 NAIA players of the year. Kelly stepped down as head coach last year and is now the Athletic Director at Pikeville. In this episode we discuss how he got to the D1 level as a player, his thought process and decision to transfer, coaching a future NCAA Champion/NBA player, recruiting transfers as a college coach, the NAIA level, what it takes for a guard to play D1 and much more. Enjoy this episode with Coach Kelly Wells. What You Will Learn:[4:36] What is NAIA basketball?[6:33] How did NAIA college basketball programs get so good in Kentucky?[8:21] Do NAIA schools offer full or partial scholarships? [10:00] Difference between NAIA Division 1 and 2.[10:21] How many NAIA colleges offer basketball programs?[11:12] Philosophy of how many transfers and high school seniors to take each year[16:42] Cons of NAIA programs?[18:23] What helped Kelly get a D1 scholarship to Tulsa?[19:33] Who recruited Kelly in high school?[21:09] Playing for Morehead State Coach Dick Fick – ESPN Story[23:39] Kelly's D1 college transfer experience[25:01] What makes Kentucky high school basketball so special?[ 27:10] Why does Mason County Kentucky have such good teams?[31:54] Coaching at Hawaii Pacific[35:33] Grit through kidney transplants[36:51] How Kelly won the NAIA national championship title within 5 years of coaching at UPike[38:06] Famous Alumni of the University of Pikeville[40:09] What does a guard need to play at the D1 level?[42:29] Biggest win of his career?[43:05] Best player played against?[43:49] Best player coached against?[44:21] Favorite Movie[45:34] HobbiesConnect w/ Kelly:Twitter | https://twitter.com/CoachKellyWellsWebsite | https://www.thehill.org/athletics/team-pages/boys/basketballInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/seilberg/Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/seth.eilbergConnect with Cory:Website | https://www.prepathletics.comInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/prep_athletics/Twitter | https://twitter.com/PREP_AthleticsFacebook | https://www.facebook.com/PrepAthleticsEmail | coryheitz@gmail.comPhone | 859-317-1166Subscribe to the PREP Athletics Podcast:iTunes | https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/prep-athletics-podcast/id1546265809?uo=4Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/6CAKbXFiIOhoHinzsReYbJAmazon | https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/3c37179d-3371-47f9-9d97-fd569e8802a7/prep-athletics-basketball-podcast #AmazonMusic Google Podcasts | https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy80M2YwZTZkMC9wb2RjYXN0L3JzcwAbout MeCory Heitz is the Founder and President of PREP Athletics. He has been helping place players into the right fitting prep schools since 2008. Cory completed a post grad year himself before playing in a D1 basketball program, so he knows the pressures that players and families face when trying to get to the collegiate level. That's why he started this podcast, which is to share his wealth of information to those looking to reach their college basketball

Coach Andreychuk talks about his path to UPIKE, coaching staff and gives a preview of the 2022 baseball season.

Episode 92 Justin Hall was born in Pikeville, KY in 1974. His parents had a Bluegrass Band and his father was an artist. Even though he grew up in the hills of eastern Kentucky where coal was king, it never interested him. He loved the mountains, history, and heritage, but he had other interests. Hall graduated from Elkhorn City High School in 1993 and Pikeville College (now UPike) in the summer of 1997. Shortly after graduating from UPike he discovered an interest in web design and development. The web held his attention and captivated his imagination. In 2017, Justin was chosen as one of Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People in Business for teaching a coal miner how to code and helping start Bit Source, a company located in eastern Kentucky that employs former coal miners as coders. Currently, he is the Lead Instructor for Awesome Inc's Web Developer Bootcamp in Lexington, Kentucky. He's also involved in several startups and entrepreneur efforts across the Commonwealth. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Justin Hall on Linkedin Justin Hall's website Awesome Inc Web Developer Bootcamp Leave Some Feedback: • What should we talk about next? Please email podcast@awesomeinc.org • Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us: • Subscribe to our podcast • awesomeinc.org • Instagram @awesomeinclex • Twitter @awesomeinclex • YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/awesomeinc/message

Coach Compton recaps last weeks games and previews upcoming action. Brady shares his path to UPIKE and the creation of his club on campus, Honest Athletes.

Gary is joined by Bear alum Cheikh Ndiaye and he shared his journey to UPIKE and life after graduation. Also, Coach Compton joins the podcast the recap 2 wins last week and previews the upcoming Mid South Conference road games.

Coach Compton talks about his team's 3-0 start and previews the upcoming Mid-South Conference games.

Kelly Wells is completing his second year as Director of Athletics at the University of Pikeville in Pikeville, Kentucky, a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Wells served as head coach of the men's basketball program at UPIKE for 13 seasons dating back to 2006-07. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration at Morehead State University in 1995 and a Masters of Arts in Education from Morehead State University in 2001.  He is a former NCAA Division I basketball player and a coach's son. After finishing his collegiate playing career, Wells spent 15 seasons overall as a head coach (532-216), spending three seasons at Marion County High School from 1995-97, eight seasons at Mason County High School from 1997-2004, one season at Hawai'i Pacific in 2005-06, followed by 14 seasons at Pikeville. In the collegiate ranks, Wells holds a 321-130 record through 15 seasons. His accomplishments with the Bears include the all-time wins title in men's basketball history. He won the NAIA National Championship in 2011, has captured four conference titles and coached 24 All-Americans, including two NAIA Players of the Year in Bruce Reed in 2014 and Kenny Manigault in 2015. He was named the NAIA Coach of the Year following the 2011 championship season. His Bears teams put together 12 20-win seasons in 13 years. Included in that run are the program's first two 30-win campaigns. Kelly's email is kellywells@upike.edu. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tim-rice4/support

Ryan shares his journey to UPIKE, favorite memories on and off the court and life after graduation.

KJ shares his journey to UPIKE, factors he considered in becoming a Bear and life after graduation.

Coach Crist shares his journey to UPIKE, his role in the coaching staff and his career coaching goals.

Bryce shares his journey to UPIKE, favorite memories on the hill, dealing with tragedy while at UPIKE and life after graduation.

The programs Leading scorer in history, Bart Williams shares his journey to UPIKE, favorite memories on the hill and what it meant to him being inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Coach Wells shares his journey to UPIKE, the 2011 National Championship, competing at a National and transition to Atheltic Director.

The guys talk about their journeys to UPIKE, favorites memories on and off the baseball field.

Trey shares his journey to UPIKE, along with the factors that helped him chose to become a Bear, favorite memories on the hill and life after graduation.

In episode 43 of BBB we have special guest Joey May with us to discuss life in college and what his plans are after college, getting in to the Army Chaplaincy Program.  Joey is a senior at UPIKE and is originally from Lawrence County, Kentucky.  We get to have a great discussion about how finding the right community on a college campus can help you hold yourself accountable and have others there to push you forward in your walk in faith.  Check us out and let us know if our discussion helped you in your walk of faith.  God bless!!! Visit us @ www.bloodboughtbros.weebly.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bloodboughtbros/support

Rick shares his journey to UPIKE along with his multiple roles for the University and his favorite memories about the basketball program.

Jason shares his journey to UPIKE, favorite memories on the hill and on the baseball diamond along with why he continues to support the Baseball program.

Coach Faulkner shares his journey to UPIKE, his duties as the associate Head Coach, recruiting the right player for the Bears basketball program and playing in the Mid South.

Rob shares his journey to UPIKE, provides a special message to the Bears baseball players and life after graduation.

Jeff talks about his journey to the UPIKE along with his major and his favorite memories along with what it meant to him to wear the orange and black uniform for the Bears.

In today's episode, the BBB crew is joined by local college Freshman, Alexis (Lexi) Newsome.  Lexi is an 18 yo pre-med student at UPIKE.  Lexi is one of those people you can't help but to gravitate to.  She is a very intelligent and well rounded young lady.  She brings us her testimony boldly and courageously.  Her story of how she gave the battle of depression and anxiety is awe inspiring and proof that the young adults in our community still have the ability to connect and build the relationship with Jesus that we need to weather any storm.  Please don't forget to let us know if any of our guests testimonies touch your heart, plant any seeds, or inspire you to strengthen your faith. God bless!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bloodboughtbros/support

Scott Collins, Chris Lawson and Scott Ingram catch up with Gary Justice about their days on the hill.

Jeff shares his route to UPIKE, some of his favorite UPIKE memories and life after graduation.

Trae shares his route to UPIKE, things he consider to become and a Bear along with his major and dream job.

Mandy shares her role at UPIKE, her journey as a student and her career at UPIKE.

Rob talks about his route to UPIKE, his favorite UPIKE memories, shares some stories about his UPIKE Baseball experience and life after graduation.

Coach LeMaster shares details about his playing career, his route to UPIKE and his favorite UPIKE baseball memories.

Cullen tells Bear Nation about his connection to UPIKE athletics and why he is so passionate about support local athletes.

Gary talks about his journey to UPIKE, baseball memories and life after graduation

Zach shares his route to UPIKE, favorite things about UPIKE, thoughts about the Fall World Series and his horse ownership.

Greg talks about his path to UPIKE, what it means to him being a Bears Baseball player and his thoughts about the upcoming Fall World Series.

Coach Gassman talks about the reasons why he came to UPIKE, his favorite UPIKE baseball memories and life after UPIKE.

Matt sits down with basketball coach Randy Casey to discuss his entire coaching career from Belfry to UPike to Believe Prep (TN) to Wesley Christian Prep (KY). He lets us know his future plans and how Covid-19 has changed some things in his life.   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesidelinejunkiespodcast  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesidelinejunkiespodcast  Twitter: @thesidelinesTnT   Apple Podcasts: The Sideline Junkies Podcast   YouTube: The Sideline Junkies Podcast Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesidelinejunkies/support

Kelly Wells talks about COVID 19 safety for UPIKE athletics, unveiling of the UPIKE Sports Network and his vision the Bears Baseball Program.

Interview with Bears pitching coach Will Sheffield. He talks about his journey to Pikeville, his playing career along with his pitching philosophy. Also, coach talks about another passion he has playing the guitar.

Episode includes an interview with Class of 2007 alumnus Adam Collins shared his favorite memories on the Hill. Also, an interview with current Bear, Kevin Justice. I review the Fall Practice schedule and the Fall World Series.

UPIKE Baseball coaching history, Mid South Conference Coaches Poll and an interview with Brandon Ball. #GoBears

This episode includes interviews with the head coach Casey Hamilton and senior Jackson Porter. They both talk about their journeys they ended up at the University of Pikeville.

This week on Episode 18, we have special guest Patrick Keene. He's a missionary to college students with Cru at Morehead State and UPIKE. Cru is about launching Spiritual movements everywhere so everyone knows someone who truly follows Jesus. They do this by winning students to Christ, building them up in their faith, and sending them out to have a mission of their own. God is using college students in eastern KY to finish the great commission! Patrick and Kelly depend on a team of partners that send them to campus prayerfully and financially. With the addition of their little girl they are expanding this team. Reach out to Patrick to get more information about how to join this team— Patrick.Keene@cru.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bloodboughtbros/support

In this weeks episode, we're joined by another young Christian and future collegiate athlete, Bailey Birchfield. Bailey will give us insight on what it's like to prepare for college level basketball and how her faith drives her in her successes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bloodboughtbros/support

I had the pleasure of sitting down with this southern gent! Jeremy not only works at UPike, but he also is a student where he just graduated with his undergraduate degree, and now he is off to pursue his MBA at UPike. A few things we chat about: * How to adjust as an institution during COVID-19 * What it was like graduating at home * He and UPike have a podcast called "UPIKE Bearcast": https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/upike-bearcast/id1504960677 * Defining a hotdog as a sandwich * Some basketball banter

Host Jeremy Goodson is joined for our special 10th episode by former Kentucky Governor Paul Patton to discuss his career in education, his academic philosophies, and what our students can do to ensure success.

Host Jeremy Goodson is joined by Megan Childress, Jessica Harris, and Mandy Stacy of the UPIKE Student Success team to discuss advising our Bears. Plus, we talk about mayonnaise and banana sandwiches, Jessica being an elf, and why Megan is always on the lookout for Gatorade. Check it out!!!!

Host Jeremy Goodson is joined by Dr. JR Briscoe to discuss effective communication methods, bruised heels, olive oil, Batman, and much more!

Host Jeremy Goodson is joined by UPIKE Coordinator for Supplemental Instruction Zackery Hill to discuss the evolution of the Center for Academic Excellence, horses, true crime, how cool our boss is, and much more!

Host Jeremy Goodson is joined by UPIKE Professor of History Tyler Ralston to share thoughts on the online transition and how students can be most successful moving forward. They also discuss Werner Herzog, waterfall accidents, and much more!

Host Jeremy Goodson is joined by UPIKE student Jami Young to offer advice to our students as we approach finals. Plus, Sweet Baby Ray attacks, dinosaurs, some positive vibes, Slytherin, and much more!

This week on the UPIKE Bearcast, host Jeremy Goodson is joined by Stephanie Stiltner to discuss how UPIKE supports students and their families. We also talk about raccoons, birds, hair, more Tiger King, and how to hide from a volleyball mom. Have a listen!!!!

This week on the Bearcast host, Jeremy Goodson, is joined by UPIKE Dean of Student Success, Dr. Mathys Meyer. Advice is given to students on maintaining relationships and building resiliency. We also learn about the vegemite family, or Mitoverse, along with various books, meats, and sleeps. Join us for a great discussion!

Jeremy and Jordan talk with UPIKE assistant men's coach Sidney Crist and also talk a little about north vs south game. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Host Jeremy Goodson is joined by UPIKE Professional Development Educator Katie Williams to discuss apps and technology that will help students with their study habits in our new online world. There is also rollerblades, saxophone fights, Joe Exotic, and a bevy of other topics!

Host Jeremy Goodson and guest Ellen Campbell, Director of Academic Excellence at the University of Pikeville offer helpful tips to students making the transtition from face to face to online course due to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. Also, is a hot dog a sandwich? Listen to find out!

Today’s guest is Rob Musick, the Chaplain of the University of Pikeville. Get to know Rob ⤵Rob was my Chaplain when I attended UPike years ago. I accepted a football scholarship, moved seven hours from home, and found myself in a season of uncertainty. I was dealing with dramatic changes in my life, miles away from a loving and supportive community, and far removed from my wife to be. I never knew I would experience such loneliness and doubt in my life. But, I had Rob. Rob was so patient and encouraging in that season and I knew he genuinely cared about my life and my future. Rob was an incredible example of what it means to be humble, meek, patient, and a mighty encourager. He was a man that lived in grace and walked in love. I wanted to sit down with Rob and ask him about engaging people with opposing ideas and how to do that with humility. I pray that throughout this podcast, there is a stirring within your heart to pray for Rob and his ministry at the University of Pikeville.“I believe that the role of Spiritual Life is to be gracious and hospitable to all beliefs, help shape spiritual formation, provide pastoral care, companionship with others in finding their life’s work, and create a network of community and global servants who seek to live out the social justice heart of Jesus.” – Rob Musick, UPIKE ChaplainWant to learn more about the Falling Forward Podcast? Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FallingForwardPodcast/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fallingforward_podcast/We want to thank you for your love and support. Please rate and review! This podcast was produced and edited by Dakota Adair and Blake Herrington.The theme song for this podcast is "No Time for Shame" by Ethan C. Davis. You can purchase his music on iTunes right now. The Falling Forward Podcast wants to thank Ethan for allowing us to incorporate his work into the podcast! We love you, Ethan!

Welcome to season two of Appalachia Rising with our host Dr. Burton Webb, President of the University of Pikeville. In this week's episode, Dr. Webb sits down with Jonathan Webb, founder and CEO of AppHarvest, on location in Morehead, KY. Join us today for a conversation on how Jonathan and AppHarvest are working to combine conventional agricultural techniques with today's technology and provide a new source of sustainable agriculture in Appalachia.

On this episode of Appalachia Rising, join our host Dr. Burton Webb as he sits down with Chuck Sexton, President and CEO of One East Kentucky. Dr. Webb and Chuck discuss economic development in the mountains of Appalachia and what innovative ideas lie ahead. For more information visit https://www.upike.edu/AppalachiaRising

On this episode of Appalachia Rising, Dr. Burton Webb sits down with Shawne Wells. In addition to being an experienced educator, Wells’ most recent role as assistant principal at Pikeville High School has given her the opportunity to continue modeling leadership and tenacity for the next generation of change agents in eastern Kentucky.

On the second episode of Appalachia Rising, Dr. Burton Webb sits down with Rusty Justice, a business owner/operator from Pike County, Kentucky, helping to create a new career path in the tech industry for out-of-work coal miners. For more information and show notes visit: https://www.upike.edu/appalachiarising

On the first episode of Appalachia Rising, our host, UPIKE President Dr. Burton Webb, chats with Jared Arnett about his work with Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR). Topics range from innovation programs to health care initiatives in rural Appalachia. SOAR was created as a platform for the people of Appalachia Kentucky to be engaged, embrace new ideas, leverage resources and build capacity to create a 21st Century Appalachia. Jared has served as SOAR’s executive director since its inception in 2013. For more information and show notes visit: https://www.upike.edu/appalachiarising

In Episode 18 of Viking 360 hear interviews with Viking Mascot Trenton Hilbert, Marietta Pitcher Easton Berry as well as former Viking Standout Roscoe Taylor. Also hear from current Viking Senior Pitcher Dane Petersen and current UPike assistant Coach Evan Faulkner. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brian-johnson9/support

I took a trip to the my alma mater, University of Pikeville, to speak with a mass media class about podcasting. While I was there, I had the class tell me what it's like to be a college student in Central Appalachia - which turned into a sort of live show. We had a blast talking about what it means to be Appalachian (and it was even more fun to know I wasn't being graded this time around.) Thank you to the students and to COM Queen Chandra Massner! More excitement is coming soon, so don't forget to rate/review! Stalk the show on all platforms @Appalachuhhhhh and send emails/questions/concerns to Appalachuhhhhh@Gmail.com.*Closing Song: Goin' Back to Pikeville, Nicholas Jamerson (Also a UPike alumnus.)*

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