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Ask MikeThey Aint Heavy, They're Our Program Kids!Send us a textThe Hollies had a hit with, "He Aint Heavy, He's My Brother." One of the lines... "His Welfare is of my concern, no burden is he..." What a great sentiment! And one that many of us in Music Education relate to.But how do we help? What is expected? What is acceptable? As educators, we have such an awesome opportunity to affect for good!Joined again this episode by friend Brian Hecimovich, the discussion is one that comes from real world experience on both ends of the need equation. 2025-06-201h 08Ask MikeMoving On Up - The Job Transition Up In ClassificationsSend us a textIn this episode, Mike and Derrick are joined by Brian Hecimovich from Fredericksburg, Texas. Brian talks us through some of the differences moving from a program in a smaller classification to a program in a larger classification. It's a great conversation for those considering moving up in the size of the program they are teaching. Mike and Brian talk about differences in population, in teaching styles, learning delegation, etc. 2025-05-091h 11
band yapstarship billy goat: brian hecimovichyap: engage. we chatted with brian about his inspiring rise to success, the fear of failure, his love/hate relationship with diet coke, and getting kicked out of his own parade. brian and jose are life doppelgängers! sponsored by: troubadour consultants (https://www.troubadourconsultants.com/)2025-03-132h 57
Latin American IntersectionsChina & VenezuelaDr John Polga-Hecimovich, Professor of Political Science at the U.S. Naval Academy and Brian Fonseca, Director of the Jack D. Gordon Institute of Public Policy at Florida International University bring us an update on Venezuela and insights into the China-Venezuela relationship. A big thank you to Kazim Sultan of 5adb0iMusic, who is working diligently to improve our audio as we develop our production techniques.2018-07-2740 min