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Let\'s Talk Ed
Let's Talk EdThe Future of Rural College Marketing and Communication in the Social Media AgeThis week on Let's Talk Ed, Zahi interviews Brandon Delvo to explore his perspective on crafting a successful communication and marketing framework for a rural college that serves a vast and sparsely populated geographic area. I ask Brandon about the approaches and practical tips that are helping him spread the word about the college to attract students of all ages and all interests. Brandon is battling the attraction of high paying jobs in the oil extraction industry, which are delaying (or preventing) the entrance of a large portion of the population i...
2023-09-3014 minMondo Jazz
Mondo JazzShuteen Erdenebaatar, James Brandon Lewis, Léon Phal, Logan Kane & MoreJames Brandon Lewis' homage to Mahalia Jackson, the ongoing Eastern and microtonal adventures of Lucian Ban, Mat Maneri, Fabio Delvò's fellowship and an exciting posse of emerging artists in their twenties make this hour of Mondo Jazz a treasure trove of sonic delights.The playlist also features Léon Phal; Logan Kane; Emma Rawicz; Shuteen Erdenebaatar [pictured]; Location Location Location feat. Michael Formanek, Anthony Pirog, Mike Pride; and Wasted Generation.Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/17904177/Mondo-Jazz [up to "Flow"].Happy listening!Photo credit: Ralf Dombrowski
2023-09-291h 08Let\'s Talk Ed
Let's Talk EdDiscover the Hidden Gem: A College Serving Vast and Sparse Regions!This week on Let's Talk Ed, Zahi interviews Brandon Delvo to explore his perspective on crafting a successful communication and marketing framework for a rural college that serves a vast and sparsely populated geographic area. I ask Brandon about the approaches and practical tips that are helping him spread the word about the college to attract students of all ages and all interests. Brandon is battling the attraction of high paying jobs in the oil extraction industry, which are delaying (or preventing) the entrance of a large portion of the population i...
2023-09-2815 minLet\'s Talk Ed
Let's Talk EdThe Crucial Role of Communication and Marketing in Rural College GrowthThis week on Let's Talk Ed, Zahi interviews Brandon Delvo to explore his perspective on crafting a successful communication and marketing framework for a rural college that serves a vast and sparsely populated geographic area. I ask Brandon about the approaches and practical tips that are helping him spread the word about the college to attract students of all ages and all interests. Brandon is battling the attraction of high paying jobs in the oil extraction industry, which are delaying (or preventing) the entrance of a large portion of the population into higher education. ...
2023-09-2611 minThe Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledMaking the Investment in History: Debunking Myths and Telling Some Hard TruthsI recently came across an article on debunking some myths about the history field. It was a fairly lengthy read, but it was an important one that backed it with some pretty impressive data. It went into the need and push to keep history programs alive and why organizations or historical entities still need history majors to work for them. It also goes further to look at the numerous fields one can go with a history degree. There is hope for you beyond dusting off old artifacts in a museum!! Today's job market can be good for employees, but this...
2021-09-2232 minThe Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledSegments of the Fur Trade: Karl KosterThe Fur Trade is a segment of American history that at times may be forgotten. The Fur Trade was a very lucrative business that helped such men as John Jacob Astor make millions and millions of dollars. It was a trade, and time, that had its dangers, but was also one of a peaceable and mutual economic system.  Karl Koster, a Ranger for the National Park Service at Grand Portage National Monument and more recently of Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site, recently sat down with me to discuss the importance of the fur trade...
2021-09-1145 minThe Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledFrontier Duty: Living Historians Casey Beck & Alec StorkCasey Beck and Alec Stork literally came out of the time machine! They had just finished an event out at Fort Sisseton, or also known as Fort Wadsworth, in South Dakota this weekend and swung by my house on their way home and had a chat with me about all that is entailed with a first-person immersion living history event. Casey has also recently successfully finished a living history event he planned and organized at Fort Abraham Lincoln, outside of Mandan, ND, just a couple of weeks ago. It was great to sit...
2021-08-021h 12The Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledLiving Historian Leif HalvorsonLeif Halvorson wears many hats, and one of those is a top hat, literally! Leif Halvorson has always had an interest in history and he decided to take that one step further by actually doing it. I recently sat down via ZOOM and Facebook Live @pastlesstravelled and we had a great discussion about why living history is important and some fo the groups and history projects Left does along with some funny stories! Two great projects Leif works on is a musical duo with his brother, another living historian, Cedric, called "Eric & Arty on...
2021-07-161h 02The Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledLiving History Month: Brandon LewisBrandon Lewis, of Cody Wyoming, has been a living historian for many years. Brandon has a wealth of experience in living history interpretation and he uses those skills in his everyday job too at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in the Draper Natural History Museum as a Raptor Program Assistant.  Brandon's love of history goes back to when he was a child and his interest was furthered by going to some historical events throughout his childhood.  Brandon and I recently did a Facebook Live on our page @pastlesstravelled where we just...
2021-06-0457 minThe Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledMemorial Day Movie-thon: Rory & Cody CowanMemorial Day is a time that we, Americans, take the time to honor those who, as Abraham Lincoln said, "Gave the last full measure of devotion" in the service of the United States. We may also remember Memorial Day for the War Movie Marathons that are on TV. I recently sat down with two friends of mine, Rory & Cody Cowan and we went over a few well known movies, discussed them and somewhat rated them on their realism and accuracy. These movies were NOT ranked in any way, as I can't stand that. We...
2021-05-2059 minThe Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledMother's Day Special: Jessica DelvoFor Mother's Day I thought it would be a great opportunity to sit down with the love of my life, and mother to our two amazing children, and have a conversation with her about what it's like being married not just to someone who has an interest in history, but someone who also does living history.  As we were both on vacation, I took out a mic (like an idiot, i thought I only had one cable for it, but found the other later) and we had an unfiltered and unedited conversation over a bottle of wine, classy, right? Jessie t...
2021-05-0645 minThe Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledFirst Class Titanic TreatmentApril is a big month for history, we have everything from the beginning and ending of the Civil War and the sinking of the R.M.S. Titanic, one of the most famous maritime disasters.  Today, I sat down with Mark Chaffee, who is the grandson of Herbert, more commonly known as HF, and Carrie Chaffee who were both First Class Passengers on the Titanic.  Mark talks about the history of his family and their settlement in the Red River Valley prior to North Dakota statehood and he goes into further detail about how his...
2021-04-221h 10The Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledThe Violent Road to DeathIn this episode I talk about a little known, or more forgotten story of one of the biggest manhunts in Canadian history that ties into a story told to me by my grandfather. The Albert Johnson manhunt and the Johnny Johnson story have all the makings of a good movie: the foot pursuit, shootouts, explosions, airplanes, outlaws and a mix of the Old West.  The best way to tell this story is by telling it from a paper my great uncle, Wallace Rustad, did in 1962 for the State Teachers College. In this paper he interviewed individuals who were still alive t...
2021-04-0851 minThe Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledFirst Episode: About me, philosophy and National Medal of Honor DayThe first of hopefully many episodes where we delve a little deeper into history. A little bit about me, how I got interested in history and living history and we go into National Medal of Honor Day by highlighting a few ND Medal of Honor Winners such as Woodrow Wilson Keeble, Willis Downs and go into distinguished units as the ND 164th Infantry. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brandon-delvo/support
2021-03-2622 minThe Past Less Travelled
The Past Less TravelledThe Past Less Travelled (Trailer)--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brandon-delvo/support
2021-03-2500 minVoices of the Community
Voices of the CommunityState of Our Youth: A Stockton Townhall Meeting : Live ShowIn the process of producing the documentary series, "From Bankruptcy to Reinvention The City of Stockton California", I wanted to provide our listeners with an update on the work of the community members featured in the documentary series. I decided to host a Townhall Meeting and bring together as many of the voices featured in the radio documentary series to update the community and listeners on their work as well as engage with the community on issues and solutions. Nicholas Hatten, founder of San Joaquin Pride Center and Michael Tubbs campaign manager for City of Stockton Council...
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