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Golf TodayNO WAY, SLOW PLAY! : JAN. 27On this edition of Golf Today, Jordan Cornette and Eamon Lynch recap the past week in golf that was headlined by Harris English capturing the Farmers Insurance Open. The two are joined early for a roundtable discussion with Rex Hoggard and George Savaricas to talk about the pace of play issue on the PGA Tour and possible solutions moving forward. The discussion continues with TGL talk and reaction to the first couple weeks of competition. After that, Beth Ann Nichols hops on to talk about a wide variety of topics around the LPGA. Jordan and Eamon then welcome in former...
2025-01-271h 11
The Brighter Side of Education: Research, Innovation & Resources*Special Episode* When Disaster Strikes: How Schools Build Resilience and Community Strength with Educators Mary Guarino and Beth DonofrioSend us a textWhat if schools could transform chaos into community strength during a natural distaster? Join me, Dr. Lisa Hassler, as we promise a deep dive into the critical topic of hurricane preparedness in American schools. In this episode, seasoned educators Mary Guarino and Beth Donofrio, share their poignant experiences in preparing and dealing with the aftermath of hurricanes. We promise you'll gain valuable insights into the physical, educational, and emotional challenges faced by school systems and the remarkable resilience needed to overcome them. Mary reveals her innovative approach to maintaining educational continuity in unconventional...
2024-10-0827 min
The Brighter Side of Education: Research, Innovation & ResourcesTeens Rediscover the Joy of Reading with High School Teacher Beth DonofrioSend us a textIn this episode, I focus on the reading habits of teenagers with high school English teacher, Beth Donofrio. Beth has her bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education for English and her master’s degree in Children and Adolescents at Risk from Harvard. She is a conference speaker, editor, and author of the book, Champions Way: Inspiring Stories from the Journeys of Hometown Champions. Beth conducted a survey in her high school and discusses the trends of teenage reading habits. She answers the question, "How does reading change during childhood and how can it...
2023-05-0438 min
Strange CountryKanawha County Textbook WarsThe current spate of book banning is nothing new in America. Strange Country cohosts Beth and Kelly take readers back to Kanawha County in 1974 when protestors firebombed schools and shot at school buses to protest the adoption of a new textbooks. The books, they said, were obscene and would hurt children so what better way to save them but by throwing sticks of dynamites into their classrooms, right? Theme music: Big White Lie by A Cast of Thousands Cite your sources: Bloch, E. (2021, May 18). Florida Education commissioner says he made sure Amy Donofrio w...
2022-02-2451 min
Another Book on the Shelf077 - CookbooksIn Episode 77, Gen and Jette finally cover a topic they've had planned since Another Book on the Shelf was born—cookbooks!
Do cookbooks count as books? Do they count as reading? What makes a great cookbook? We discuss these questions and talk about some of favourite cookbooks, as well as cover what is about cookbooks that we love so much.
Show Notes:
This conversation was a so much fun, so please add to it by letting us know your favourite cookbooks (or nostalgic recipes!).
Our minds are working over cookbook ideas of our ow...
2021-09-1549 min
Get BookedBeing Terrified Is My JamJenn and Kelly discuss camping reads, transhumanist SF, healthy cookbooks, and more in this week’s episode of Get Booked.This episode is sponsored by Libro.fm, Green Chef, and The Van Apfel Girls Are Gone by Felicity McLean.Subscribe to the podcast via RSS, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission.For listener feedback and questions, as well as a complete list of books discussed in this episode, visit our website.Books Discussed
2019-07-1149 min
Rumble StripFour Jobs and Still No Money...Beth is from Orange, Vermont. She’s 38, she’s got four jobs, and like a lot of Vermonters, in fact a lot of Americans, she’s not making enough money. There's not enough money for food, and there's certainly not enough for her own place.
How can a person have four jobs and not enough money? And what does it actually feel like to never have enough?
This is a segment produced for a Vermont Public Radio podcast called Brave Little State, an awesome monthly podcast where you ask the questions, you decide what VPR investigates, and then you work with u...
2018-02-0107 min