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The Silvercore Podcast with Travis BaderEp. 159: After the Election: What Now for Canada's Firearms Community?After the dust settles from Canada’s federal election, what does it all mean for gun owners? In this episode of the Silvercore Podcast, I sit down with Daniel Fritter from Calibre Magazine to talk about why it’s not all doom and gloom. We dig into the missed opportunities, surprising shifts, and overlooked reasons for optimism. From navigating political tactics to finding ways to make your voice heard, we break down actionable steps that every firearms owner can take right now to stay in the fight and keep pushing forward. Plus, for Silvercore Club memb...2025-05-081h 33
#SMWay PodcastBrain Health and Project-Based LearningA South Milwaukee health teacher, Kimberly Jaeger, is growing and learning in her career by incorporating project-based learning in her classroom. Her work and research may pave the way for similar types of learning across Wisconsin. 2025-04-2520 min
StammplatzKanes första titelI det här avsnittet pratar vi om Daniel Svenssons framfart i Dortmund, Toni Kroos lovord riktade mot Eric Smith, Bayer Leverkusens splittring, Bayern Münchens rensning med mera. God lyssning! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2025-04-2538 min
#SMWay PodcastOne Art - SM's Artistic Disciplines Combine to Create Something UniqueIn May, the Music Department will present something entirely new—the debut of a piece composed specifically for South Milwaukee. That by itself would be interesting, but the two free shows will also incorporate visual art in the form of a gallery presentation and digital art played as an instrument during the piece's third movement. It's a big idea that layers and builds on the artistic disciplines of chorus, orchestra, and visual art to create a grand performance that is a culminating experience of the year. 2025-04-1123 min
#SMWay PodcastCHICAGO, March Madness, and NASA Team is on TrackIn this episode, we visit the Orchestra Pit for the musical Chicago (spoiler, they're not in a pit), we see the Tournament of Books at Blakewood Elementary School, and we check in on our NASA TechRise student engineers and their progress on their project destined for a NASA weather balloon. 2025-03-1324 min
#SMWay PodcastMiddle School STEM in SpaceOur middle school engineers are going to space... sort of. Their project is, for sure. In May, an instrument the students are working on to study the atmosphere will be launched on a NASA weather balloon. We're only one of 60 schools nationwide -- and the only one in Wisconsin -- to earn the right to participate in the NASA TechRise Program, and our middle schoolers are hard at work soldering and programming their device ahead of the May launch.2025-03-0114 minStammplatz"Vind i seglet"I detta avsnitt pratar Filip och Keven om Dortmund, Bayern Münchens och Heidenheims positiva europavecka, Daniel Svenssons kalasdagar, Neuers oväntade uttalande, snackar upp helgens toppmöte mellan Leverkusen - Bayern plus mycket mer. God lyssning! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2025-02-1424 min
#SMWay PodcastGiving Back to SDSMGiving back to something gives you a sense of ownership and helps build community. Here's how to give back in at least three ways. 2025-01-3142 min
#SMWay PodcastSICK DAY - Modern School Nursing and When to Keep Your Kid Home from SchoolWe meet District Nurse Sarah Barrett and about all of the worries and responsibilities modern school nursing programs face. Also, since it’s peak season for respiratory viruses, we’re going to review when to keep your child home from school and when to send them in. 2025-01-1728 min
#SMWay PodcastApplying to and Paying for CollegeToday on the podcast we’re going to college in three interviews: First we’ll hear from two students and where they are on their college journey, then we’ll hear from a college official about the process of applying and a rough timeline for students and parents to follow, and finally I talk to a financial advisor and the author of a book on paying for college. 2024-12-2058 min
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The Silvercore Podcast with Travis BaderEp. 147: The Quiet Killer of Rights and FreedomsIn this episode, I sit down with Daniel Fritter from Caliber Magazine to unpack the real story behind Canada’s newest gun ban. We talk about what it means for gun owners, the industry, and the culture as a whole. This isn’t just about politics—it’s about personal agency and how we can all step up to make a difference. Whether you’re fired up or feeling defeated, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss. It’s time to stop waiting for someone else to fix things and start taking action. Let’s dive in.
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#SMWay PodcastThe ACTThe ACT is a standardized test that colleges use for a range of decisions, and as we’ll hear, scholarship-granting organizations help determine who they want to award those scholarships to. We’re talking about the ACT because it’s coming up in the spring and South Milwaukee High School has a new tool to help students prepare for the ACT and will begin dedicating some classroom time to preparing students for this important examination. 2024-12-0633 min
#SMWay PodcastStudent Voices: Red Ribbon WeekRecently, 8th grade health students explored and celebrated Red Ribbon Week - a time of year dedicated to learning about drugs and drug addiction. Some students made awareness posters, some tied ribbons around trees and poles outside the school, others made podcasts. This episode is the first in an occasional series called Student Voices. We hear the two podcasts the students created and what they learned about drugs and drug addition.2024-11-2213 min
#SMWay PodcastMaking it All Add Up - Math Life SkillsMath is math, right? Yes.However, how we teach it and understand how students learn it is constantly in flux. In this episode, we hear what the day-to-day math class looks like at each level, what the K-12 goals for math education are, and what parents can do, particularly at the elementary level, to build mathematical confidence in their children.2024-11-0823 min
#SMWay PodcastWhat do you want to be when you grow up?Eighth graders are choosing their courses for freshman year very soon. We're asking them to sketch out all four years of their high school career now - knowing that it will change - so we can think about the end goal and life after high school. Hear about how that's done, what a parent or guardian's role is, and how to prepare your student to make some of these big decisions. 2024-10-2524 min
#SMWay Podcast20 Years of the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center Professional lights, a full size stage and orchestra pit, theater seating - a generation of students have benefited from having a professional performing arts center located in their building. We meet PAC Executive Director Rachel Abraham at center stage to talk about the history, the work, and the business of a performing arts center. 2024-10-1140 min
Mobile Tech Podcast with tnkgrl Myriam JoireEarbuds special, Nothing Ear (open), Xiaomi Mix Flip review, Moto ThinkPhone 25, Infinix Zero Flip, and more with Daniel Bader of Android PoliceIt's time for episode 395 of the Mobile Tech Podcast with guest Daniel Bader of Android Police -- brought to you by Mint Mobile. In today's episode we discuss the state of wireless earbuds -- including Nothing's new Ear (open) -- and review Xiaomi's Mix Flip folding phone. We then cover a whole bunch of news, leaks, and rumors from Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi, Honor, MediaTek, Google, Motorola, and Infinix... Hang tight: it's gonna be a busy fall!Episode Links- Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tnkgrl- Donate / buy me a c...2024-10-061h 07
#SMWay PodcastOf High School Students and LiteratureOn this episode we meet two high school English teachers and discuss what a modern English Department looks like. 2024-09-2741 min
#SMWay PodcastLiteracy for All - Roundtable Discussion about New Reading Curriculum Wisconsin's newest reading law, Act 20, led to an examination of South Milwaukee's curriculum and practices - many of which were already part of the practice of SDSM. In this episode, Director of Curriculum and Instruction Christie Gajewski discusses new literacy practices this year with elementary teachers and instructional specialists. 2024-09-1118 min
#SMWay PodcastK5 STEMToday we’re talking about the district’s new STEM program for elementary students. But in a bigger sense we’re talking about engaging curiosity in a hands-on way to look at something and learn how it works and why – or better yet, to build something and figure out how to make it work. I’m excited to introduce you to our STEM teachers who are on an exploration of their own – building a new program from the ground up, fueled by the natural curiosity of our youngest students.2024-08-3044 min
#SMWay PodcastNew Top Rocket: Meet Principal Mike Arendt In this episode, we meet Mike Arendt, the newly appointed high school principal. We talk about the role of a principal, how he sees students in their path to adulthood, and what plans he has for South Milwaukee High School.Mike comes to South Milwaukee after the departure of former principal Bryan Terry. He’s spent 17 years in education, has taught social studies, coached football and baseball, and was most recently the principal and athletics and activities director at Racine St. Catherine’s High School. He attended UW Milwaukee for his bachelor's and master's degrees.2024-08-1638 min
#SMWay PodcastEn Espanol - Modern Spanish Language EducationThe annual Wisconsin State Spanish Pronunciation Contest Championships is becoming a tradition in South Milwaukee. For those not familiar, it’s a contest where students study a bit of text, this year and last year it was a fragment of a poem, and practice pronouncing it exactly correctly. Today on the podcast we’re going to hear from four students who participated and got a first or second place medal for their mastery of the poem. Then we’ll hear from Cheryl Caruso on three decades of teaching a global language – Spanish – and how during her career language e...2024-05-2424 min
#SMWay PodcastSending Care - Learning Kindness An annual tradition is about to happen at Rawson Elementary School, and that’s why third-grade teacher Bill Gaynor has student art collected from the entire year in every corner of his classroom. Soon that artwork will be gently placed into a box, wrapped with care by students, police officers, firefighters, and other volunteers, and delivered with notes of care and encouragement to area cancer patients urging them to keep their spirits up and fight the Cancer Bully. On this episode, we’ll hear from Mr. Gaynor about the cancer box project and talk a litt...2024-05-0720 min
#SMWay PodcastWater, WaterWith the financial assistance of a grant, and its connections to high learning, the two South Milwaukee High School teachers and their students are teaming up to do real research on microplastics in water.2024-04-2614 min
#SMWay PodcastScholars and Servants: Community Service at the High SchoolToday we’re talking about the National Honor Society at the high school and the real commitment that society has to community service. I think maybe we don’t celebrate enough the community service our students do. Just last week the Lakeview Elementary Student Council donated dozens of toys to an animal shelter and a box of tennis balls to the police department’s K-9 Unit - Rocket, who happily accepted them. This winter the middle school spent six weeks or more on community service projects to build a sense of community inside the school. A...2024-04-1220 min
#SMWay PodcastThe Science of Reading - ACT 20 in South Milwaukee Welcome to the SMWay Podcast, I’m your host, Daniel Bader. Today we’re touching on a hot-button topic in Wisconsin, reading legislation. Specifically, ACT 20, a law passed last summer states that all Wisconsin schools are required to provide science-based early literacy instruction in both universal and intervention settings.Today we’ll speak with Christie Gajewski, Director of Curriculum and Instruction about what ACT 20 is, what South Milwaukee is doing to follow the law in our schools, and what we can expect.2024-03-2824 min