Podcasts about william patterson university

Preschool - and early childhood learning - plays an essential role in the lives of many parents and children. Working parents rely on preschool, and research shows that a HIGH QUALITY preschool program can have a lasting positive impact on the life of a child. According to the NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, providing a high quality education for children before they turn 5 yields significant medium and long term benefits for children, including being:Less likely to repeat a gradeLess likely to be identified as having special needsMore prepared academically for later gradesMore likely to graduate from high schoolHigher earners in the workforceFurthermore, access to effective, diverse programs breaks down barriers that have prevented many children– particularly children of color and children from disadvantaged families– from achieving their full potential.But how do we ensure that - on a LARGE SCALE - our children are having experiences in early childhood programs that best support their short and long term development. Today, we'll learn from Dr. Kara Ahmed about how New York City, our country's largest school system, is supporting its youngest learners.   More on Kara:As Deputy Chancellor of Early Childhood Education, Dr. Kara Ahmed is responsible for ensuring the system is prepared to support all of New York City's young people from birth to five years of age. For the past 14 years, Kara was the Principal for the Department of Education's Living for the Young Family Through Education (LYFE) program, which she transformed into a nationally recognized, city-wide, early childhood education program.Kara began her career as an early childhood educator and then became the Early Childhood Supervisor for New Brunswick Public Schools. There she led all operational and programmatic aspects related to the public school and private provider preschool programs. Kara also led the implementation of preschool inclusion to guarantee children with identified disabilities were naturally integrated into general education preschool classrooms. Kara went on to work with William Patterson University to support the New Jersey DOE's implementation of preschool across the state, and she taught graduate courses at Teachers College, Columbia University. Kara has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Fordham University. She has a Master of Arts degree in Education Leadership and a Doctor of Education in Education Policy, both from Teachers College, Columbia University. Resources:nosillyquestionspodcast.comhttps://www.instagram.com/nosillyquestionspodcast/ 

The purpose of Marxist theory is not only to diagnose the negative forces and effects of capitalist society; emphasis must also be placed on the need for social transformation that would enhance human progress at the social and individual level. But the trends of current critical and Marxist theory have turned away from a more positive vision of critique. In his later work with the Budapest School, Lukács argued that Marxism must develop a comprehensive social ontology to understand how power relations within the society also shape and organize the social totality itself. A social ontology seeks to comprehend the ways that social relations, structures, processes and purposes are shaped or possibly contested. We welcome Marxist scholar, thinker and writer Michael J. Thompson. Thompson teaches at William Patterson University and is the author of The Domestication of Critical Theory, Twilight of the Self: The Decline of the Individual in Late Capitalism and several other important works. In this interview we discuss the legacy of western Marxism, the neo-idealist turn in the Frankfurt School, how to think the return of class in out time, and the work of the later Lukács and the project on critical social being. Please join us on Patreon for as much as $1.50 per month to help us continue to bring you interviews and seminars: https://www.patreon.com/torsiongroups 

Dr. Ryan McKee is the Assistant Professor of Instruction in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Temple University. In the past, he served as an adjunct instructor at William Patterson University of New Jersey, Widener University, Montclair State University, Kean University, and Fairleigh Dickinson University. He has his Doctorate in Human Sexuality Education from Widener University and is a brother of Sigma Chi Fraternity. In episode 398 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out what Dr. McKee thinks about the removal of deferred recruitment from his alma mater at Radford University, how he's starting to build an alumni association in Philadelphia for Sigma Chi Fraternity, what the alumni needs are in his area, what types of events he sees in the future, how he's reaching the alumni via social media and emails, and what his checklist looks like to build the alumni association. 

In this thought-provoking episode of New Teacher Talk, Dr. Jameelah R. Wright of William Patterson University of New Jersey speaks to the heart of culturally relevant education as we explore the concept of "Students as Curriculum." This episode is a must-listen for new teachers and anyone committed to creating a diverse and equitable classroom environment. Jameelah will share her wisdom and experience in transforming the traditional curriculum into a dynamic, culturally rich tapestry that mirrors the students' own backgrounds and experiences. You'll gain valuable insights into: The Power of Representation: Discover how incorporating diverse voices, perspectives, and cultures into your curriculum can foster a sense of belonging and empowerment among your students.  Student-Centered Learning: Learn how to harness your students' unique backgrounds and experiences as a valuable educational resource to ensure their voices are heard and valued in the learning process. Culturally Responsive Pedagogy: Dive into the principles of culturally responsive teaching and how they can be integrated into your curriculum. Understand the significance of culturally relevant assessments and feedback that reflect the diversity of your classroom. Addressing Challenges: Explore common challenges that teachers may encounter when implementing this approach and gain strategies for overcoming them. Learn from Jameelah as she shares her insights on navigating potential roadblocks. Join Jameelah for enlightening information that will empower you to see your students not just as learners, but as the living, breathing curriculum itself. By embracing diversity, fostering inclusivity, and co-creating a culturally relevant educational experience, you'll be on your way to becoming an educator who truly makes a difference in the lives of your students.

Vincent Herring is a masterful alto and soprano saxophonist who first toured the U.S. and Europe with Lionel Hampton's Band. Heavily influenced by Julian “Cannonball” Adderley, Herring's talents came to the attention of Nat Adderley (Cannonball's Brother). He joined the trumpeter's band and toured and recorded with the group for nine years. After Nat's death, He worked with drummer Louis Hayes to form the Cannonball Adderley Legacy Band and worked with piano master Cedar Walton for more than two decades.  Additionally, he has also appeared on stage and or on recordings with Freddie Hubbard, Dizzy Gillespie, Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, Wynton Marsalis, Horace Silver Quintet, Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition, Larry Coryell, Steve Turre, The Mingus Big Band (Won a Grammy in 2010), Kenny Barron, Nancy Wilson, Dr. Billy Taylor, Carla Bley, and so many more. Vincent's discography reveals over 20 titles as a leader and over 250 as a sideman. Herring is also a noted educator who teaches at the Manhattan School Of Music and William Patterson University.

Damon gets to talk to Payton about his Super Marimba project, teaching at William Patterson University, Indian Classical Music, Cycling and much more! There are other segments too!

We're taking both a personal and clinical approach to mental health awareness month in this episode with special guest Erica LoPresti. Erica is a family nurse practitioner and founder of Shore Point Healing and Aesthetics in Rumson, New Jersey. Erica completed her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree in 2002 from William Patterson University. She has since specialized in a number of medical disciplines including: cardiology, internal medicine and surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery--helping with some of the first successful nerve transplants in the country, functional medicine, and is certified in aesthetics through the American Board of Aesthetic Medicine. After years of seeing all the disease and devastation that illness causes in hospital settings, Erica sought a higher quality, more therapeutic approach to medicine. She began working for a functional medicine nutritionist where she learned how food and lifestyle function as truly preventative medicine. Erica continues to practice internal medicine and cardiology out of both Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas and Hackensack Meridian health systems at RWJ in New Brunswick, NJ, as well as JFK hospital in Edison, NJ. The years of clinical and professional experience came full circle in Erica's life when her longtime partner received a life-ending diagnosis of Stage 4 Cancer. Despite the gravity and progressiveness of his diagnosis, he lived for another 7 years under Erica's care, much of which she attributes to the alternative therapies they implemented, including IV drip therapies and mindfulness. The personal and professional experiences combined inspired Erica's practice: Shore Point Healing. In this episode, we discuss: - The power of the mind in keeping the body going - How our hustle and grind mentality is negatively impacting our physical and mental health - Alternative methods for treating mood disorders like depression and anxiety, outside of traditional medicine - NAD and NMN -- and IV cocktails including NAD, better known as 'The Happy Shot' - The efficacy of various forms of supplementation--specifically intravenous treatments vs. liposomals vs. capsules - Techniques for learning how to meditate - The importance of protein in the diet - Wellness brands Erica and Krysta both know and love, like Cymbiotika For all of our New Jersey-based FYX listeners, be sure to visit Shore Point Healing in-person for alternative medicine treatment options. Visit the Shore Point website for additional information and to book an appointment. Follow Shore Point Healing: @shorepoint.healing Follow Erica: @erica_lopresti Follow Krysta: @thekrystahuber and @thefyx.officialpod To learn more about Krysta's coaching program, The Fitness FYX, visit her website to book a complimentary consult: www.thefitnessfyx.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thekrystahuber/message

The author graduated of “The William Patterson University of New Jersey”. He was awarded a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science in 1975, with supporting class interests in Philosophy, “leading to a life long journey”.

Wouldn't it be great if there were no roadblocks to life? We'd get out of bed and not only do whatever we wanted but be wonderfully successful at it. Alas, if only it were that easy, especially when the greatest roadblock impeding us is our own minds. My guest on this episode of Dream Power Radio, Nancy Solari, believes that the only way to go through life is to live it full out. Through her program, Living Full Out, she teaches how to create balance in your life, release yourself from the limitations your thoughts put on you and strengthen your communication, productivity and motivation. She explains:•how she overcame adversity•the gift that comes with embracing adversity•the real reason why people don't follow their dreams•why solitude can be good for you•the benefits of talking out loud•the joys of pivoting•her strategy for facing fear Nancy believes that anything is possible with the right mindset. Find out how to achieve it on this educational episode of Dream Power Radio. Nancy Solari obtained her BA in broadcasting and psychology from the University of Oregon and studied film at William Patterson University. After graduation, she went on to work with Oregon News, Good Day Oregon, Good Morning America, and Entertainment Tonight. Nancy transitioned into the music industry until her loss of night vision made it difficult to navigate recording studios and the stage. She then went on to start her own real estate business, and soon became a top-producing realtor in Los Angeles. Even when vision loss made it impossible to drive, Nancy often rode twelve public buses a day to show different properties. She would prepare for open houses by arriving three hours early to memorize the layout of the house, so she could effectively show it to prospective buyers. Although Nancy felt passionate about her previous professions, she desired more from life and wanted a career that worked with, rather than against, her blindness. She obtained her Life Coaching degree from the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching. Living Full Out was launched in 2008 with the intention of helping others to realize their dreams.Today, Nancy is an accomplished CEO, coach, and motivational speaker, sharing her tools for success with audiences and organizations all around the country. She has presented for organizations such as National Ticketing Association, Boston Scientific, Public Risk Management Association, Braille Institute Library, National Retail Federation, and many more. She has been featured in The Beach Reporter and Women's Radio and has been a guest on numerous podcasts where she's shared expertise on topics such as middle-aged lifestyle, entrepreneurship, and how to live a happy life. She is the first blind person to ever host a live-streamed talk show and is the creator and host of the “Living Full Out Show” that offers inspiration to listeners all around the country. Listeners can also call in and receive tangible advice or listen as inspirational guests tell their touching stories. Nancy's life experiences and education provide her the unique ability to empathize with people and at the same time, guide them to be resourceful in attaining their goals.In addition, Nancy is a regular columnist at Entrepreneur magazine, where she writes about how to turn limitations into advantages and obstacles into opportunities. Additionally, she's been published in Life Hack, The Good Men Project, Addicted2Success, She Owns It, Thrive Global, Business2Community, and several others. Though she is legally blind, Nancy continues to enjoy life and make connections with people. Living Full Out allows Nancy to utilize her writing, speaking, and listening skills while freeing her from the limitations that sight-driven jobs present. In her free time, Nancy volunteers for organizations like the Foundation Fighting Blindness and has participated in clinical trials to develop cures for retinal diseases. Additionally, she has served as a counselor for Sexual Assault Support Services.Outside of work, you can find Nancy dancing with her friends, traveling to foreign countries while exposing herself to new cultures, enjoying exercise and a healthy lifestyle, and spending time with her guide dog, a Labrador named Frost, and her chihuahua French bulldog mix, Charlie. No matter where you connect with Nancy, you will find her meeting the next challenge in life head-on and with a smile on her face. Website: https://livingfullout.com Want to know why dreams are the fastest and clearest way to understand yourself? Sign up here for a complementary Dream Discovery Session with me and never leave your dreams on your pillow again!https://calendly.com/thedreamcoach53/30min

With reports that an Instagram for children is under development, we draw sociological insights on the move and the backlash. And, I speak with Professor Jacob Felson of William Patterson University about his recent paper titled “Online or in Person? Examining College Decisions to Reopen during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Fall 2020.” The paper is published in Socius, and is co-authored by Amy Adamczyk. Segment 1 – Jacob Felson on “Online or in Person? Examining College Decisions to Reopen during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Fall 2020.” Segment 2 – Instagram is developing a version for children, but some are pushing back against the initiative.

This episodes guest is Cameron Josse.  Cam is currently in his second season as an athletic performance coach with the football program at Indiana University Bloomington.  Cams bio: • Owns seven years of experience preparing and managing multiple levels of athletes. • Trained over 40 professional athletes, including NFL, NHL, UFC and WWE talents. • Came to IU from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, where he served as associate director of football performance. • Spent eight years working with DeFranco’s Training Systems (2013-14), DeFranco’s Gym at the Onnit Academy (2014-16) and DeFranco’s Training & Consulting (2016-20).  • Earned his bachelor of science in kinesiology from the University of Rhode Island and his master’s degree in exercise science from William Patterson University. • Played defensive back at Rhode Island from 2010-13. • Holds CSCS, CPR/AED, CPPS and FRCms certifications. On this episode Cam and I discuss: Cam's transition from the private to the collegiate sector I asked Cam how he and his partner have dealt with moving to several different states over the past few years I ask Cam to give the listeners some background on Football at University I ask Cam how they have dealt with physical preparation of their players during Covid-19 I ask Cam about the biggest difference between the private and team setting? I ask Cam about speed development for team sport athletes I ask Cam what is he reading? I ask Cam - how does he learn? This was an outstanding episode and I hope you all enjoy it as much as we did! Stay Strong, RB   Show Notes: Twitter - @IUCoachJosse   Books Mentioned: The Process - Level 1 The Process - Level 2   Podcasts Mentioned: ATSW: Episode 205: Shawn Myszka (aka - The Movement Miyagi) - All things skill acquisition and movement mastery OPEX Podcast - Shawn Myszka Ep 9 OPEX Podcast - Shawn Myszka - Ep 96   People and Resources Mentioned: Joe DeFranco Aaron Wellman ALTIS Stu McMillan  Indiana Football Chris Laskowski Bobby Knight Tom Allen Justin Collett Pete Remmes Chris Allen 2021 Indiana Coaching Football Staff ALTIS - Need for Speed course Mike Guadango Buddy Morris James Smith  Charlie Francis Dan Pfaff JB Morin Ken Clarke Shawn Myszki Fergus Connolly Nick Ward  Cynefin Framework

Former women's basketball walk on and assistant coach at William Patterson University (New Jersey) Mollie Kearns joins the pod to discuss her ongoing journey in the basketball coaching world....we discuss the following - What it's like to be a walk on - Her role in practice as a walk on- Why she wanted to get into coaching- Balancing two full time jobs- Working campus and attending practices- Being willing to do the dirty work and sacrifice - Day in the life of a D3 coach

Derrek Phillips grew up in the bay area of San Francisco, CA, in a home filled with music of all genres. Some of his earliest memories are playing percussion on whatever pot or pan he found in the kitchen to the records of Sly and the Family Stone, Metallica, and Digital Underground.  Derrek met his wife at a local bay-area high school band competition while she was playing trombone. His interest in playing all types of percussion allowed him to play in community orchestras, drum and bugle corps, including studying with the late, great, jazz drummer, Tony Williams.  His love for music took him east, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in Jazz Studies from William Patterson University in New Jersey. After years of honing his skills in and around the New York jazz scene, Derrek's dreams of continuing his professional music career led him to Nashville. He has played and toured with such acts as Bonnie Tyler, Dr. John, Alison Kraus, James Otto, Delbert McClinton, Charlie Hunter, The McCrary Sisters, and many others.  A two-time Grammy winner, his percussion skills can be heard on the "Nashville" TV show, along with soundtracks by Vanessa Williams and Michael McDonald.  In 2014, Derrek joined Hank Williams Jr.'s band and he currently plays and tours with country music sensation Brett Eldredge. Derrek and I sat down one sunny summer day in 2020 on the porch of Moo Country in Leiper's Fork, TN. We discussed the influence his parents had on encouraging his musical ability and how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting professional tour musicians.  He's endorsed by Pearl Drums, Istanbul Cymbals, Evans Drumheads, Alclair Audio ear monitors, Drum Dots, Stack Ring Percussion, and Vater Sticks. Sit back and enjoy this episode with one of country music's most energetic and talented drummers. 

The host and creator of Busted Open, Dave LaGreca is an award winning radio talent with over 15 years of experience in the industry. He’s a lifelong pro wrestling fan who has traveled all around the country interviewing legends like Ric Flair, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Vince McMahon and more. His knowledge of the history of pro wrestling, specifically the “golden age” of wrestling in the 80's, is unmatched. Dave attended college at William Patterson University and spent the first part of his career working for the NHL Network. Before the launch of Busted Open, Dave was an integral part of SiriusXM NFL Radio, working as the lead producer of “The Opening Drive” before taking Busted Open five days a week in 2017.

Join me for a discussion with Alex Kiefer, a Lecturer at Monash University, and Pete Mandik, a professor at William Patterson University, as we discuss predictive coding, mental representation, the Free Energy Principle, and a lot more! Alex’s website Pete’s website

Keith Hodgson joined the music education faculty at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia in 2016 after a 26 year teaching career.  Topics: Keith’s background growing up learning the piano and then percussion and the important influences on his decision to pursue music as a career. Finding opportunities outside of your formal studies to learn more about being a band director. Keith’s high school teaching career, the lessons he learned in his first five years, and his program at Mainland High School. The music education program at the University of the Arts and the lessons that he tries to teach his students. The importance of community bands and commissioning music. Links: Keith Hodgson University of the Arts South Jersey Area Wind Ensemble Whitacre: October Elder: The Heart’s Reflection Biography: Keith W. Hodgson is the Director of Music Education at the University of The Arts in Philadelphia, PA. He teaches graduate & undergraduate conducting, percussion methods, is Director of the Master of Arts in Teaching program (MAT), oversees the music education minor program, fieldwork experiences and supervises student teachers in their elementary and secondary field placements. Mr. Hodgson currently serves as President to the Eastern Division of the National Association for Music Education, is a Past-President of the New Jersey Music Educator's Association, a National Board Certified Teacher, the recipient of the 2014 New Jersey Governor's Award in the Arts for Leadership in Music and was a Grammy Nominated Music Educator Quarter Finalist in 2014. Mr. Hodgson holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education from William Patterson University, NJ and his Masters Degree in School Leadership and Administration from Rowan University, NJ with Supervisor and Principal Certifications. Mr. Hodgson’s teaching career includes twenty-six years as a high school band director in New Jersey, the majority of which were as Director of Instrumental Music at Mainland Regional HS in Linwood, NJ. His experience with concert, jazz, marching, orchestra and chamber ensembles is extensive. Mr. Hodgson is the Conductor and Music Director for the South Jersey Area Wind Ensemble, an adult community band of music educators and professional musicians. Mr. Hodgson has held the principal conducting post of the SJAWE since its founding in 1997. Mr. Hodgson is also the Head Director of the American Music Abroad Gold Tour, an annual three week summer music tour of band and choral students performing in six countries throughout Europe. He has over 20 years experience in group travel and performing for European audiences. Mr. Hodgson is an active guest conductor for high school honor bands, community bands and summer music camps; a band clinician, guest speaker and professional development presenter. He has presented in numerous state, regional and national conferences including the 2007 MidWest Clinic in Chicago. As a conductor, he has studied with many master conductor/teachers such as Ed Lisk, Stephen Melillo, Anthony Maiello and Mallory Thompson among others. His guest conducting appearances have included honors ensembles in NJ, CT, NY, PA, AK, AL and Europe. Mr. Hodgson is proud to be Conn-Selmer Educational Clinician and was honored as the recipient of the 2016 Distinguished Service Award by the New Jersey Music Educators Association and was nominated to the 2016 Class of the American School Band Directors Association. He is also currently a WorldStrides Heritage Festivals Adjudicator and a contributor to a new edition of a GIA Band Curriculum Guide by the American School Band Directors Association ------- Are you planning to travel with your group sometime soon? If so, please consider my sponsor, Kaleidoscope Adventures, a full service tour company specializing in student group travel. With a former educator as its CEO, Kaleidoscope Adventures is dedicated to changing student lives through travel and they offer high quality service and an attention to detail that comes from more than 25 years of student travel experience. Trust Kaleidoscope’s outstanding staff to focus on your group’s one-of-a-kind adventure, so that you can focus on everything else!

What's up, Achievers?! We received a question from a student named Melissa from William Patterson University, who was writing a paper for one of her classes entitled "How to Lose Weight Slowly" hence the title of our podcast. Lauren and I decided to not chat in advance before this episode and decided to see what naturally came out through conversation. We thought it came out pretty well - we hope you enjoy it! We hope you enjoyed this episode! If you did, we’d love you forever if you left a rating and review on iTunes - it seriously helps us out a lot! Please DM us @achievefitnessboston on Instagram if you have any questions you’d like us to answer. High fives and positive vibes! Jason and Lauren

What's up, Achievers?! We received a question from a student named Melissa from William Patterson University, who was writing a paper for one of her classes entitled "How to Lose Weight Slowly" hence the title of our podcast. Lauren and I decided to not chat in advance before this episode and decided to see what naturally came out through conversation. We thought it came out pretty well - we hope you enjoy it! We hope you enjoyed this episode! If you did, we'd love you forever if you left a rating and review on iTunes - it seriously helps us out a lot! Please DM us @achievefitnessboston on Instagram if you have any questions you'd like us to answer. High fives and positive vibes! Jason and Lauren

An interview with a cappella group Acamonics, from William Patterson University. Originally aired March 11th, 2019. Learn more about this group here: https://www.facebook.com/WPUNJ.ACappella.

An interview with a cappella group Acamonics, from William Patterson University. Originally aired March 11th, 2019. Learn more about this group here: https://www.facebook.com/WPUNJ.ACappella.

Get Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Podcast and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with Nancy Solari. During her childhood and teen years, Nancy faced tremendous adversity witnessing domestic violence in her home and the divorce of her parents at age 10. She also witnessed her mother battle breast cancer and family members struggling with eating disorders. At the age of 16, Nancy was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa which caused her vision to decline. After attaining her degree in broadcasting and psychology from the University of Oregon, Nancy studied film at William Patterson University. She worked for Oregon News, Good Day Oregon, Good Morning America, and Entertainment Tonight. Nancy desired even more from life and wanted a career that would work with, rather than against, her blindness. She obtained her life coaching degree from the Institute of Professional Empowerment and launched her business in 2008 called Living Full Out. She writes book, speaks, and coaches people in living their life to its fullest. Nancy hosts the inspirational variety talk show called Living Full Out and the national Living Full Out with Nancy Solari Radio Show which attracts callers in need of motivation to take action in their lives. Nancy, I’m honored to speak with you today on Get Up Nation® Podcast! http://livingfullout.com/ www.getupnationpodcast.com This episode of the Get Up Nation® Podcast was brought to you in partnership with www.gotyoursixcoffee.com Buy your copy of The Warrior’s Book of Virtues at amzn.to/2JWr8PJ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/get-up-nation-podcast/support

We had the opportunity to sit down with jazz drummer Tim Metz. He attended William Patterson University to study music. After graduating he continued on as a professional drummer playing gigs with top Jazz acts as well as teaching. In todays podcast we ask him his perspective on weather or not college for music is still worth it? Follow Tim on IG: www.instagram.com/timmetzmusic/ Access a library of 140+ drumless play along tracks streaming to your mobile device 100% for free! -Links- Android Download Link: play.google.com/store/apps/detail…drumtraxapp&hl=en Apple Download Link: itunes.apple.com/us/app/drumtrax/id1322883298?mt=8 Other Social Media Instagram.com/drumtraxapp facebook.com/drumtraxapp

Michael Alcee, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist who specializes in college counseling and in educating the public about the transformative power of psychotherapy. He currently works in private practice in Tarrytown, NY, as adjunct professor at William Patterson University and mental health coordinator at Manhattan School of Music.   CONNECT with Michael HERE LISTEN to Michael's TEDx talk HERE   BeTheTalk is a 7 day a week podcast where Nathan Eckel chats with talkers from TEDx & branded events. Tips tools and techniques that can help you give the talk to change the world at BeTheTalk.com !

Michael Alcee, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist who specializes in college counseling and in educating the public about the transformative power of psychotherapy. He currently works in private practice in Tarrytown, NY, as adjunct professor at William Patterson University and mental health coordinator at Manhattan School of Music.   CONNECT with Michael HERE LISTEN to Michael's TEDx talk HERE   BeTheTalk is a 7 day a week podcast where Nathan Eckel chats with talkers from TEDx & branded events. Tips tools and techniques that can help you give the talk to change the world at BeTheTalk.com !

In this episode we had Jim Dickie, Partner at Sales Mastery discuss latest trends in B2B Sales and Marketing. About Jim: Jim Dickie is a Co-Founder of CSO Insights and Research Fellow for Sales Mastery; an independent research firm that focuses on profiling case study examples of how firms in the B2B marketplace are leveraging sales process, CRM, AI and knowledge to optimize revenue performance. Jim has over 30 years of sales and marketing management experience. Jim began his career with IBM and Sterling Software and then went on to launch two successful software companies. Jim then went on to co-found CSO Insights, which was acquired by Miller Heiman Group. Jim is also a contributing editor for CRM Magazine, CustomerThink, Top Sales World, and a contributing author for the Harvard Business Review. He has served as an advisor to Baylor Center for Professional Selling, William Patterson University’s Russ Berry Institute for Professional Selling, and is a lecturer at the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business and the University of Colorado’s Leeds School of Business. Over the past twenty years, Jim’s teams have surveyed over a thousand sales transformation initiatives. Their research has become the benchmark for understanding how the role of sales is evolving, the challenges that are impacting sales performance, and most importantly what companies are doing to address those issues. Having worked with clients spanning multiple industries, including such firms as 3M, ADP, Cisco Systems, Corning, Direct Energy, Fairchild Semiconductor, Federal Express, IBM, Accenture, VISA, Xilinx, McKesson, Unocal, as well as many small to midsize enterprises, Jim has a broad perspective into sales transformation in the B2B world. Top ten takeaways from the episode: “A key question to ask in B2B Sales today is- What’s the next generation of solutions to optimize sales through better solutions.” “I spend part of my time looking for answer and the other part of my time sharing answers!” “One of the major trends we are seeing (because people have access to better data) is that marketing and sales is trying to be all things to all people.“ “We see people spend a lot of time identifying what their ideal prospect looks like.” “We have to start thinking about things from our prospect’s perspective. A personalized message should talk about how you can help someone do their job better. Everyone makes a decision based on personal payback.” “We spend a lot of time doing an analysis to understand who we want to engage with. But we forget to identify how we can help other people do something better.” “We have to earn the right to engage people as Sales and Marketing people today.” “A lot of companies do sales cycle reviews to understand why they lost a deal. But how often do they ask themselves, ‘what did you do to lose the deal’?” “If Customer Support people are not part of a prospecting campaign or part of the marketing campaign, there will always be a disconnect.” “When we did our study, the number one thing people were focused on is AI for lead generation.” About the podcast Sunny Side Up is a series of 15-minute podcasts. Leaders and innovators share what they’ve learned in the B2B tech sector on topics related to marketing, product management, sales, and leadership.

Jonathan Hood previews Wrestlemania 34 with two great guests! WWE/NWA Hall of Fame announcer Jim Ross and SiriusXM Rush pro wrestling talk show host, Dave LaGreca. Ross currently works part-time for WWE, as a commentator, and for Fox Sports, where he writes commentary on professional wrestling for FoxSports.com. He is also the lead announcer for New Japan Pro-Wrestling on AXS TV. Ross was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2007. He is known affectionately as "Good ol' JR", was widely regarded as the voice of the WWE and has been labelled one of the best wrestling commentators of all time. We discuss his new podcast with Westwood One, his upcoming fan shows with Jerry Lawler they are planning for 2018, What he liked and didn't like about New Japan Pro Wrestling show in Long Beach in March, the development of Cody Rhodes, the Wrestlemania card, Roman Reigns and more! Dave LaGreca, Host of “Busted Open”, weekdays on SiriusXM Rush 93. Dave is an award winning radio talent with over 15 years of experience in the industry. He’s a lifelong pro wrestling fan who has traveled all around the country interviewing legends like Ric Flair, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Vince McMahon and more. Dave attended college at William Patterson University. We discuss him meeting and being part of an angle for the National Wrestling Alliance and champion Nick Aldis, working with two WWE Hall of Famers, Bully Ray and Mark Henry, his favorite matches for the 2018 Wrestlemania and NXT cards and much more! Enjoy the 8th episode of the UTH Pod. Follow Jim- twitter.com/jrsbbq Follow Dave- twitter.com/CedEntertainer instagram.com/igjhood twitter.com/tweetjhood snapchat.com - Snapjhood www.facebook.com/JHoodRadio/ Catch the archive of the Under the Hood radio show from ESPN 1000AM- Chicago here: www.espn.com/espnradio/podcast/…chive/_/id/3955927 Listen to the Under the Hood with Jonathan Hood Radio Show weeknights at 7pm Chicago time (cdt) on ESPN 1000AM and espn app. Listen here: www.espn.com/chicago/ Catch "Dickerson and Hood" with Jeff Dickerson and Jonathan Hood- Saturdays 8pm-midnight (et) Sundays 4pm-8pm (et) on ESPNRadio.com. -(National Radio Sports Show) Listen here: www.espn.com/espnradio/index Please leave 5 stars and a review: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/under…ast/id1347457090 Jonathan Hood has been in broadcasting for over 25 years and for the last decade, Hood has hosted "Chicago's Gamenight with Jonathan Hood" on ESPN Radio Chicago. He expanded his sports talk to a worldwide audience with the ESPN Network as one of the hosts of the "Dickerson & Hood" show, heard weekends on over 350 affiliates in the U.S. and on-line on espnradio.com Hood also hosts shows on the Sirius/XM NBA Radio Channel with various partners and former NBA players and executives. He has also covered sporting events such as the Superbowl, NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four Tournament and the World Series. Previous to his ten years at ESPN, he worked as a producer and on-air personality (The J-Hood Show) on WSCR- The Score in Chicago, the first all-sports radio station in the city from 1994-2005. At the Score, he was an innovator, providing the audience with non-flagship post game content and interacting with calls on Chicago sports. Hood is also the radio/television voice of UIC (University of Illinois-Chicago)Men's basketball and baseball teams. uicflames.com/ Jonathan enjoys giving back by lending his time as a broadcasting mentor at Illinois Media School (Chicago/Lombard). beonair.com/locations/lombard/ Thanks for listening!

Jonathan Hood previews Wrestlemania 34 with two great guests! WWE/NWA Hall of Fame announcer Jim Ross and SiriusXM Rush pro wrestling talk show host, Dave LaGreca. Ross currently works part-time for WWE, as a commentator, and for Fox Sports, where he writes commentary on professional wrestling for FoxSports.com. He is also the lead announcer for New Japan Pro-Wrestling on AXS TV. Ross was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2007. He is known affectionately as "Good ol' JR", was widely regarded as the voice of the WWE and has been labelled one of the best wrestling commentators of all time. We discuss his new podcast with Westwood One, his upcoming fan shows with Jerry Lawler they are planning for 2018, What he liked and didn't like about New Japan Pro Wrestling show in Long Beach in March, the development of Cody Rhodes, the Wrestlemania card, Roman Reigns and more! Dave LaGreca, Host of “Busted Open”, weekdays on SiriusXM Rush 93. Dave is an award winning radio talent with over 15 years of experience in the industry. He’s a lifelong pro wrestling fan who has traveled all around the country interviewing legends like Ric Flair, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Vince McMahon and more. Dave attended college at William Patterson University. We discuss him meeting and being part of an angle for the National Wrestling Alliance and champion Nick Aldis, working with two WWE Hall of Famers, Bully Ray and Mark Henry, his favorite matches for the 2018 Wrestlemania and NXT cards and much more! Enjoy the 8th episode of the UTH Pod. Follow Jim- twitter.com/jrsbbq Follow Dave- twitter.com/CedEntertainer instagram.com/igjhood twitter.com/tweetjhood snapchat.com - Snapjhood www.facebook.com/JHoodRadio/ Catch the archive of the Under the Hood radio show from ESPN 1000AM- Chicago here: www.espn.com/espnradio/podcast/…chive/_/id/3955927 Listen to the Under the Hood with Jonathan Hood Radio Show weeknights at 7pm Chicago time (cdt) on ESPN 1000AM and espn app. Listen here: www.espn.com/chicago/ Catch "Dickerson and Hood" with Jeff Dickerson and Jonathan Hood- Saturdays 8pm-midnight (et) Sundays 4pm-8pm (et) on ESPNRadio.com. -(National Radio Sports Show) Listen here: www.espn.com/espnradio/index Please leave 5 stars and a review: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/under…ast/id1347457090 Jonathan Hood has been in broadcasting for over 25 years and for the last decade, Hood has hosted "Chicago's Gamenight with Jonathan Hood" on ESPN Radio Chicago. He expanded his sports talk to a worldwide audience with the ESPN Network as one of the hosts of the "Dickerson & Hood" show, heard weekends on over 350 affiliates in the U.S. and on-line on espnradio.com Hood also hosts shows on the Sirius/XM NBA Radio Channel with various partners and former NBA players and executives. He has also covered sporting events such as the Superbowl, NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four Tournament and the World Series. Previous to his ten years at ESPN, he worked as a producer and on-air personality (The J-Hood Show) on WSCR- The Score in Chicago, the first all-sports radio station in the city from 1994-2005. At the Score, he was an innovator, providing the audience with non-flagship post game content and interacting with calls on Chicago sports. Hood is also the radio/television voice of UIC (University of Illinois-Chicago)Men's basketball and baseball teams. uicflames.com/ Jonathan enjoys giving back by lending his time as a broadcasting mentor at Illinois Media School (Chicago/Lombard). beonair.com/locations/lombard/ Thanks for listening!

Bill Stewart's drumming is almost instantly recognizable the moment you hear it.  He is a masterful and very melodic player that is in high demand by many jazz greats.  On episode 040, Bill took a moment before a show with John Scofield in Seattle to talk with Jamie about his legendary career.  Bill speaks freely about his upbringing in Des Moines, moving east to attend William Patterson University and beginning his professional career in New York.  Bill has recorded countless great records in his career and has played with dozens upon dozens of icons in the music industry.  This is a wonderful interview that offers great information on this superb musician.

Last Goodbye On this episode we talk to Dave Lory. Dave Lory has worked in entertainment for over 35 years. Starting as a drummer and tour-manager, he rose to becoming a respected artist manager, record executive, and event producer working in rock, country and rap. Apart from Jeff Buckley, Lory helped guide the careers of the Allman Brothers, Courtney Love, and Duncan Sheik. As an executive at Mercury and Artemis Records he worked with Bon Jovi, KISS, Shania Twain, Def Jam, and Warren Zevon. His event productions include the New Music Seminar and the Songwriters Hall of Fame Awards. He was a founding member of the Music Managers' Forum and has lectured in music business at William Patterson University and New York University. For the first time since Jeff Buckley's untimely death on May 29, 1997, his manager Dave Lory reveals what it was like to work with one of rock's most celebrated and influential artists. Go on the road and behind the scenes with Jeff, from the release of his debut EP Live at Sin-é to the second album Buckley never completed. This is an extremely intimate interview and we hope you enjoy Please support the Mark and Me Podcast here https://www.patreon.com/Markandme The book Jeff Buckley: From Hallelujah to the Last Goodbye is out now

Bone2pick heads to the venerable William Patterson University and their extraordinary Living Jazz Archives for a look at some of the most prized artifacts in the history of jazz. Curator/Professor David Dempsey and Professor Pete McGuinness take us on an insiders look at all things Clark Terry - date books, horns, mutes, original lead sheets, a treasure trove of original Thad Jones scores and recordings and everything from practice notebooks, original board cassette tapes, hand written manuscript, even a high school yearbook from the one and only Michael Brecker. It’s like being a kid in a candy store all over again. Enjoy! Check out our video lesson series at: http://vimeo.com/hipbonemusic/vod_pages

Live from William Patterson University, it's #InsideTheCloset! This week Emma has a big career announcement, and Matteo pissed off some Mariah Carey fans. Emma and Matteo took these students to class with lessons on dating, gay guy on straight guy flirting, and the life of a gay comedian. There are even serious questions about Pulse, and life under Trump. A straight guy tries to get laid by being woke.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Corporate Talk with Charlie & Eva with guest Russ Peterson Jr. & Dr. Alvin S. Perry Leaders create a culture of winning when commitments run deep. Russ shares His expertise in Leadership Communication with his customized keynotes and Workshop As the co-author of Corporate Ovation she shares the techniques Required to present powerful messages and create leadership presence.Since 1991 Russ has spoken to audiences around the world. He is an award- Winning trainer, successful entrepreneur, published author, and international Speaker His workshops and keynotes have inspired audiences to improve their Organizations by improving their methods of communication Russ has shared his principles with organizations like Dell, Emerson, and The Texas Rangers, Cameron, Center Point Energy, and Bimbo Bakeries in global locations Ranging from Amsterdam to Houston to Singapore   Alvin S. Perry, DBA, MBA is an inspirational speaker and a proven leader with over twenty years of experience in the consumer products and consulting industries. His corporate experience consists of management positions with IRI, Colgate-Palmolive, NCR Corporation, the Pepsi-Cola Company, M&M/Mars and Wal-Mart. Dr. Perry also has over 10 years of experience as an entrepreneur founding four startup companies. Dr. Perry has adjunct faculty experience with William Patterson University, Montclair State University, and Essex County College. Dr. Perry, the strategist, is also a very passionate entrepreneur, inventor, professional speaker, songwriter, author, and filmmaker.

JazzTones welcomes world-renowned jazz vocalist Judy Niemack to our show. We will be playing selections from her newest CD "In The Sundance." Judy has worked with many of the who’s who of jazz including pianists Fred Hersch, Kenny Werner, Cedar Walton, Kenny Barron, Steve Kuhn, & saxophonists Lee Konitz, Joe Lovano and James Moody, harmonica player Toots Thielemans, flugelhornist Clark Terry, bassists Ray Drummond and Eddie Gomez, drummers Billy Higgins, Joey Baron, Billy Hart and Adam Nussbaum, the New York Voices, the WDR Big Band, and guitarist Jeanfrancois Prins, Judy’s husband who has worked with her since 1992. Judy Niemack starting teaching jazz singing and improvising in the late 1970s. She has since become one of the most influential educators in jazz, and a pioneer of vocal jazz education in Europe. She taught vocal jazz at the New School For Jazz, William Patterson University, Long Island University, and New York City College and has been part of the staff at the Janice Borla Vocal Jazz Camp since 1990. After moving to Europe, she joined the jazz faculty at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, Belgium in 1993, and two years later became the first Professor of Vocal Jazz in Germany. She also teaches at the Musikene Conservatory in San Sebastian, Spain, has taught at conservatories in Holland and Belgium, and leads workshops throughout Europe and the world. She is the author of several books, including "Hear It and Sing It: Exploring Modal Jazz." "Her creative odyssey provides a fascinating illustration of the high road to mastery that transcends the limitations of genre...a vocalist of theatrical depth and consumate syllabic invention. Ever since her debut with (Warne) Marsh at the Village Vanguard, audiences have marvelled at the grace with which Niemack scats." -- K. Leander Williams, Downbeat

JazzTones welcomes world-renowned jazz vocalist Judy Niemack to our show. We will be playing selections from her newest CD "In The Sundance." Judy has worked with many of the who’s who of jazz including pianists Fred Hersch, Kenny Werner, Cedar Walton, Kenny Barron, Steve Kuhn, & saxophonists Lee Konitz, Joe Lovano and James Moody, harmonica player Toots Thielemans, flugelhornist Clark Terry, bassists Ray Drummond and Eddie Gomez, drummers Billy Higgins, Joey Baron, Billy Hart and Adam Nussbaum, the New York Voices, the WDR Big Band, and guitarist Jeanfrancois Prins, Judy’s husband who has worked with her since 1992. Judy Niemack starting teaching jazz singing and improvising in the late 1970s. She has since become one of the most influential educators in jazz, and a pioneer of vocal jazz education in Europe. She taught vocal jazz at the New School For Jazz, William Patterson University, Long Island University, and New York City College and has been part of the staff at the Janice Borla Vocal Jazz Camp since 1990. After moving to Europe, she joined the jazz faculty at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, Belgium in 1993, and two years later became the first Professor of Vocal Jazz in Germany. She also teaches at the Musikene Conservatory in San Sebastian, Spain, has taught at conservatories in Holland and Belgium, and leads workshops throughout Europe and the world. She is the author of several books, including "Hear It and Sing It: Exploring Modal Jazz." "Her creative odyssey provides a fascinating illustration of the high road to mastery that transcends the limitations of genre...a vocalist of theatrical depth and consumate syllabic invention. Ever since her debut with (Warne) Marsh at the Village Vanguard, audiences have marvelled at the grace with which Niemack scats." -- K. Leander Williams, Downbeat