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Nonprofits On A MissionEpisode 23: Deanna Hoying, Executive Director, Symphony NHDeanna Hoying, Executive Director of Symphony NH, discusses her background as a musician and arts administrator, emphasizing music's impact on daily life and the unique experience of live performances. She highlights Symphony NH's partnerships and current challenges, and also sharing personal and organizational goals for the future.
2025-06-1228 min
The Ruthless TruthInterview with Deanna Joseph - Jan 29, 2025Ruth sits down with Deanna Joseph of the Andrew Joseph Foundation to discuss the story of her son, Andrew Joseph. You can find more information about the Andrew Joseph Foundation at https://andrewjosephfoundation.com Upcoming Events: Tuesday 2/4: Organizing for Justice: Learn From Families and Survivors of Police Crimes C Blythe Andrews Library 2607 E Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Tampa, 33610 Thursday 2/6: Sound of Justice: Ending Qualified Immunity Through Music The Crowbar 1812 N 17th St Tampa, 33605 Friday 2/7: Through Their Eyes: A Candlelight Vigil Honoring St...
2025-01-301h 05
True Crime Deep DivesThe Leavenworth, Kansas Murder AffairA true crime podcast details the murder of Deanna Andrews, a seemingly perfect housewife in Leavenworth, Kansas. Her secret sexual relationship with her teenage neighbor, Cassidy Morris, escalated, leading to Deanna's death. The investigation focused on Cassidy, Deanna's husband Ryan, and Cassidy's mother, Destiny. Hidden video footage revealed Deanna's manipulative behavior, ultimately resulting in Cassidy's conviction for manslaughter, highlighting the hidden complexities and consequences of abusive relationships. The case impacted the community significantly, revealing unseen struggles within seemingly perfect families.
2024-12-2615 min
True Crime Case FilesWife's Secret Affair with Neighbor's Teenage Daughter Ends in Grisly MurderIn this gripping episode of True Crime Case Files, we delve into the shocking murder of DeAnna Andrews, a seemingly perfect housewife from Leavenworth, Kansas, whose secret affair with a teenage neighbor turned deadly. Discover the dark twists and turns of this tragic 2018 case as we explore the hidden lives behind closed doors, the intense police investigation, and the dramatic courtroom trial that captivated a nation. Perfect for true crime enthusiasts, this episode uncovers the chilling realities of manipulation, betrayal, and a desperate fight for survival.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime-case-files--6127499...
2024-12-1125 min
The Book Snug PodcastS2, Chapter 22: Quarterly Review (July - September 2024)Send us a textHold on to your hat! Julia and Stephany are talking about the books they've read in July, August and September and there are so many great ones!! Julia’s Books:What the River Knows by Isabel IbañezWhen We Were Birds Ayanna Lloyd BanwoPractical Magic by Alice HoffmanThe Wishing Game by Meg ShafferTinderbox by W. A. SimpsonCounting the Cost by Jill DuggarBecoming Free Indeed by Jinger Duggar VuoloI Don't Need Therapy and Other Lies I've Told Myself by Toni LodgeHillbilly Elegy by J. D. VancePachinko by Min Jin LeeS...
2024-10-091h 02
Breaking Walls: The Podcast on the History of American Network Radio BroadcastingBW - EP153—007: Independence Day 1944—A Date With Judy's Election MixupDebuting on June 24th, 1941, A Date With Judy was the teenage girl’s answer to Archie Andrews and The Aldrich Family. Billed as the adventures of the “lovable teenage girl who’s close to all our hearts,” it initially starred Ann Gillis in a summer replacement for Bob Hope.
While filming at Paramount, Hope met Gillis and introduced her to his radio sponsors. They cast her in the adolescent comedy being prepared by writer Aleen Leslie.
Leslie had come up through the Hollywood ranks working for Columbia Pictures, and writing for Deanna Durbin, Mickey Rooney, and Henry Aldrich films.
Leslie wrote th...
2024-07-0731 minBreaking WallsBW - EP153—007: Independence Day 1944—A Date With Judy's Election MixupDebuting on June 24th, 1941, A Date With Judy was the teenage girl’s answer to Archie Andrews and The Aldrich Family. Billed as the adventures of the “lovable teenage girl who’s close to all our hearts,” it initially starred Ann Gillis in a summer replacement for Bob Hope.
While filming at Paramount, Hope met Gillis and introduced her to his radio sponsors. They cast her in the adolescent comedy being prepared by writer Aleen Leslie.
Leslie had come up through the Hollywood ranks working for Columbia Pictures, and writing for Deanna Durbin, Mickey Rooney, and Henry Aldrich films.
Leslie wrote th...
2024-07-0731 min
Label Free: ”To live your best life, live label free.”From Coma to Recovery: Craig Andrews’ Inspiring StoryIn this episode of Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu interviews Craig Andrews, a former Marine turned electrical engineer, mobile phone designer, marketer, and multi-bestselling author. Craig shares his journey from designing mobile phones to marketing semiconductors and his experience of being in a coma for six weeks. He discusses the importance of creativity in marketing and the impact of tight constraints on problem-solving. Craig also talks about his bestselling book, "Hope That Won't Die," co-authored with his wife, sharing lessons learned from his near-death experience.
Craig emphasizes the importance of being proactive in healthcare and advocating...
2024-05-1722 min
The Last Brain CellSleep Chrono TypesHi everyone 👋Welcome back to this weeks episode of TLBC. Today we’re talking sleep chronotypes.Deanna is sharing all the details on sleep chronotypes, and all the good insights about sleep. We all know sleep is important to us. But beyond getting 8 hours a night, how can we really reap the benefits of our sleep and ensure we get quality sleep? It’s not as simple as going to bed early and rising early. Sleep is subjective to each individual and everyone has a unique sleep pattern they gain most from. Our discussion consists of how...
2024-02-1852 min
The Last Brain CellGetting OldOn today's episode of the TLBC we are playing You're Getting Old. While we are very aware that we are not senior citizens, we're definitely feeling the heat of not being able to keep up with todays generation, trends and more. This was a fun game that we picked up to see just how long we can hold on to our youth 😅 To play, we read each OLD prompt and see if we can answer them. If we can, we can save ourselves by answering our REDEEM prompt. If we can't, then we move up on our PATH card. The fir...
2024-02-0438 min
The Last Brain CellHow Did You Grow Up?Hi and welcome to another episode of TLBC! Today we are talking about growing up. We talk about the areas we grew up in, family relationships, and how our lives have manifested to what it is today. Between us, we have vastly different experiences growing up. White suburbia vs small town rural. Sibling vs only-child. Married parents vs divorced parents. Let's also not forget cultural differences. Regardless, two worlds meet and become best friends :) We talk about hardships and the differences we faced in two very different settings growing up, how our home setting affected our lives positively and...
2024-01-281h 15
The Last Brain CellDon't Get Me StartedHappy new year everyone! Hope you are all enjoying the new year and have hopes for a better 2024! We sure are. Join us on this fun episode where we play a game called Don’t Get Me Started. A game where we HAVE TO get annoying and be angry over ANYTHING your partner gives you. There are two types of people in this world, take a listen and hear the dichotomy 😂We also touch base on our icks - things we are passionately annoyed about and don’t hesitate to rant on. You can tell it was quite t...
2024-01-2150 min
The Last Brain CellThat's a Wrap 2023That's a wrap, guys! We have wrapped up our first season of The Last Brain Cell for 2023. Join us in this last episode of the year where we talk about life updates, holidays, traditions, and what to anticipate for the new year! Oh, and if you're watching, we're sharing our Christmas gift exchange with you! Thank you so much for supporting us this year, and hanging in there with us as we figured out how to podcast, edit, and work the camera episode by episode. It has been an absolutely wonderful experience and has brought us all closer together. This...
2023-12-1139 min
The Art of Kindness: Pop Culture & Positivity with Robert PeterpaulCarol Burnett: A Legacy of Kindness (100th Episode Spectacular)Tv and film legend Carol Burnett joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul for our 100th episode extravaganza! The Carol Burnett Show powerhouse calls in to discuss all things kindness: including life-changing acts of kindness throughout her life and career, and what her golden advice for the world.What can be said of the beloved icon Carol Burnett that hasn’t been said? Carol is, of course, an award-winning actress, producer, comedic genius and best-selling author, widely recognized for her work in Broadway shows like Once Upon A Mattress, films like Annie and television, most notably Th...
2023-11-1342 min
The Iron Butterfly2023 Skate Canada AnalysisKaori Sakamoto (JPN
Chaeyeon Kim (KOR)
Rino Matsuike (JPN)
Madeline Schizas (CAN)
Lindsay Thorngren (USA)
Rinka Watanabe (JPN)
Starr Andrews (USA)
Audrey Shin (USA)
Sota Yamamoto (JPN)
Kao Miura (JPN)
Matteo Rizzo (ITA)
Kazuki Tomono (JPN)
Mikhail Shaidorov (KAZ)
Liam Kapeikis (USA
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Oona Brown and Gage Brown (USA)
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2023-11-0130 min
The Last Brain CellDiving Into PsychologyHi everyone! Welcome to The Last Brain Cell. Today we are taking a deep dive into a few topics of psychology. We discuss clinical, cognitive, behavior, and biopsychology. Psychology is such a broad umbrella term for many parts of life. We think of therapy, counselors, conditioning, and the biological wiring of our minds. We are talking about color psychology and dreams. Colors can have a big impact on our moods. Think of the colors we select we paint our homes, what colors do we gravitate to. Studies have shown that colors correlate to different moods and emotions. Some colors...
2023-10-231h 03
The Last Brain CellCould we survive in the wild?On todays episode of The Last Brain Cell, we are talking survival. In the world we live in it’s no longer really about survival of the fittest. We have so much modern medicine and so many minders technologies to get us through life pretty easy. Of course, life happens and life becomes difficult in other ways. We face a different kind of survival. Sometimes we are forced off the grid and sometimes we go off the grid by choice such as tiny home/van life. We are talking true survival mode today. Have you...
2023-10-0949 min
The Last Brain CellAdult Spelling beeOn todays episode of TLBC, we are having some fun with a spelling bee! Have you even tried to spell ‘tourniquet’ or ‘chrysanthemum’?There’s something about being put on the spot where the last brain cell stops working 😅Between me and DeAnna, we haven’t taken a spelling test since grade school. We surprised ourselves with how we did. It was an absolute blast filming this together. Play along and see if you can get these right with us! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-10-0218 min
The Last Brain CellAre We Smarter Than A 5th Grader?On todays episode of The Last Brain Cell, we’re playing a game called Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader - a game you may all be familiar with. A game where we ask each other fifth grade level questions and see if we can CORRECTLY answer. Join us for this wild game of fifth grade trivia. We might not be smarter than a child after all 🤷🏻♀️ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-09-2528 min
The Last Brain CellHigh School ReunionHi everyone! On todays episode of TLBC we’re talking high school. Listen in as we talk about our different high school experiences. We compare rural small town to suburbia. We talk about sports and extracurriculars, as well as reunions and keeping up with old friends. We also go into a little bit about the struggles of finding who we are as individuals at such an unfair time in life. Let us know what your high school experience was like - was it a positive one? What sports or music did you play? Would you go back and change an...
2023-09-0456 min
The Last Brain CellBeing A Girl SucksHi everyone! On todays episode of TLBC we’ve got girl talk. We are taking a deep dive into the struggles of being a girl. We discuss double standards, safety, hormones, birth control, and much more. Being a woman is no easy feat. Listen in as we complain about all the things we struggle with as women. There’s sure to be something you can relate to this episode! Happy listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-08-2836 min
The Last Brain CellAm I The A**Hole? PT2Welcome to another episode of The Last Brain Cell! Today we are doing another segment of Am I The A**Hole? Join us as we go through r/AITAH to determine if users are in fact the a**hole or not. AITAH has been such a fun segment on the podcast and we hope you enjoy the episode as much as we enjoyed making it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-08-2142 min
The Last Brain CellHabit Tracking and Organizational SkillsOn today’s episode of The Last Brain Cell we are talking organization. Many people find journaling, planners, and apps to be helpful in staying organized. We talk about the ways we stay organized and track our habits. You’ll come to find we are quite different in terms of organization…or lack there of. How do you maintain habit tracking or stay organized? Share with us your tips and tricks to organizing! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-08-0739 min
The Last Brain CellAdult FriendshipsOn todays episode of The Last Brain Cell, we’re talking adult friendships. As DeAnna and I have entered our late 20s, we noticed how difficult it is to find and maintain new adult friendships. Friends come and go, and we’ve lost touch with many friends as we’ve gotten older. We learned that not all friendships look the same. We have friends where we go months without a word but understand that friendship is still there, while some other friendships may require some more maintenance. As for us, we are two best friends who found each other in our mi...
2023-07-3144 min
The Last Brain CellBen VS The Last Brain CellOn todays episode of The Last Brain Cell, we are joined by a special guest-Ben Delgado!!Ben has been very active in the fitness community, specifically in powerlifting!Join us as we discuss our experiences with health and fitness. How Ben has dabbled in the world of fitness from a young age and how to came to find a love for powerlifting. We’ll discuss how to navigate and feel confident in the gym. I express my fears with the gym and ask questions to debunk common beliefs of gym go-ers. We will also be di...
2023-07-2445 min
The Last Brain CellBody PositivityOn today’s episode of The Last Brain Cell, we’re talking body positivity. Body positivity has been an awesome movement in recent time. We love seeing people love themselves for who they are in their own skin. To us, it means that everyone deserves to be loved and cherished for who they are no matter what color, shape, size, or orientation. It’s hard not to compare yourself to social norms and beauty standards when everyone tells you what you need to be beautiful and accepted. Trust when we tell you, it really doesn’t matter. You are beautifu...
2023-07-1743 min
The Last Brain CellAm I The A**hole?Have you ever come across a scenario with someone where you are asking yourself "am I the asshole?" On today's episode of The Last Brain Cell, we go through the AmITheAsshole subreddit where we read several stories where people are asking the public. Together we determine if they are, in fact, the asshole or not. While not our typical episode, we thought it would be fun to read some crazy stories and share our input. We work to see if there’s a way we can see both sides of the situation or not. It was such a refreshing ch...
2023-07-1044 min
The Last Brain CellWhat is: Biggest FearsMany of us have deep rooted fears - rational or not - that we live with day-to-day. Are you afraid of heights? Maybe scared of spiders? How about public speaking? Afraid of the outdoors? These are just a few of the fears that many individuals live with. We are no different. On today's episode of The Last Brain Cell, we take a deeper look into our greatest fears. We're talking fears of getting old, open waters, needles, and storms. Listen as we talk about how we cope (or don't) with our fears. We also bring in our own thoughts...
2023-07-0336 minThe Last Brain CellLove LanguagesOn this episode of The Last Brain Cell, our conversation revolves around the 5 Love Languages:Acts of serviceReceiving giftsQuality timeWords of affirmationPhysical touchMany of us have heard of the 5 love languages and recognize where we lean on the love language map. Join us as we talk about our own love languages, what that looks like for us, as well as how it compares to our partners'. We are firm believers that understanding our love languages is crucial to successful relationships. Don't get us wrong - we are still navigating love languages but we...
2023-06-2632 minThe Last Brain CellTherapy: Am I Fixed?On this episode of The Last Brain Cell, we discuss ✨therapy✨More and more individuals have been receiving therapy and counseling services in recent years in lieu of the COVID-19 pandemic and the growing support in mental health awareness. Join us as we talk about our healing journey, the hardships we faced and the lessons learned in this ongoing healing process. This episode only brushes the surface of our therapy experiences. We are excited to continue this conversation and we hope that each episode you listen to brings you a little bit of comfort in know...
2023-06-1930 minThe Last Brain CellRyne VS The Last Brain CellMeet Ryne!Ryne is DeAnna's cousin as a guest star. In this episode we talk about the military and the differences in all of the branches. Come learn what it's like being in the service from two people who have experienced it first hand. Happy listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-06-1240 minThe Last Brain CellComing Of Age**CW: In this episode we briefly talk about fertility.We are just two women trying to navigate life together.Life is full of twists and turns that we may never expect. But that is okay - that's the beauty of life. Life brought us together, after all. Join us as we catch up this week and talk about how life is different at 28, personal/societal expectations, **fertility, overall wellness, and end on a softer note with a cute little game.We hope you feel safe with us, always. Take a listen and know...
2023-06-0534 minThe Last Brain CellThe Introduction to The Last Brain CellCome explore the introduction to The Last Brain Cell with us! This episode is just us introducing ourselves so you guys can get to know us. Come learn how we met and play some games with us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-05-3129 min
SHAIR.care PodcastWhat is Manly? Deanna Jane Hann"Stay away from your Mind Trash"
In this episode
Breakdowns of communication
Feeling safe and secure
Expressing emotions
Loving yourself
Growing through pain and suffering
Feeling valuable inside
Living with your heart
Expressing authenticity
Admitting mistakes
Every emotion is valid
You are the creator of your own life
Being courageous
Paying it forward
Not being a victim anymore
Being the temple
Being grateful
Pe...
2023-05-071h 16
Keep the Flame AliveTom Kelly on Albertville 1992 and the Paris 2024 ScheduleNow that we're back from Beijing 2022, we're able to restart our history segment. This year we're focusing on the Albertville 1992 Winter Games, and what better way to reboot this bit than by chatting with ski historian Tom Kelly. Tom shares some of the big skiing stories of these Games, including the demonstration sport that turned deadly. Plus, the Paris 2024 Olympic schedule has been released. We take a look at the amazing weekend of sports it's slated to have. Have you wondered how much it cost us to report from Beijing 2022? Jill's al...
2022-04-071h 15
What to Expect as You Age podcastCognitive CareCognitive Care with Alicia Seaver, EPOCH Senior Living's Vice President of Memory Care Operations. She is a Memory Impairment Specialist certified by the National Institute on Aging and is a state-certified Alzheimer's and Related Dementia Trainer. Also, Heather Andrews, a research associate at Hebrew Senior Life's Hind and Arthur Marcus Institute for Aging Research and Medical Assistant at the Deanna and Sydney Wolk Center at HSL.
2022-03-2818 min
The Breakdown®The Breakdown - 19th February 2022 THE FIRST LIVE BREAKDOWN FOR 23 MONTHS!! Sea Power have the album of the week. Here's the full tracklist:Sinead O'Brien - 'Holy Country'Deanna Petcoff - 'Devastatingly Average'Big Thief - 'Red Moon'Sea Power - 'A Fire Escape In The Sea'Frank Turner - 'My Bad'Langkamer - 'Teeth'Guerilla Toss - 'Famously Alive'Alice Glass - 'THE HUNTED'Lara Jones - 'Eurythmical'cheerbleederz - 'cute as hell'Beach House - 'Hurts To...
2022-02-191h 57Keep the Flame AliveOlympian Evan Dunfee on Race Walking Pt. 2Canadian Olympic race walker Evan Dunfee is back to tell us how race walking works. Really -- we actually get into the sport this week (though don't count out novela talk)! Evan talks about the mechanics of the sport, the discrepancy between TV cameras and judges' human eyes, and possible career opportunities once he ends his pro racing career. Oh, a little Rule 50 chat, just for fun. You can follow Evan at @evandunfee on Twitter, Insta and Strava and read more about him at his website. What are our TKFLASTANIs up to this...
2021-04-161h 15
Think About EurovisionThe One With The Song Made Famous By Dean Martin (1958)In this week's Think About Eurovision we head for a "night out at the symphony" in Hilversum, Netherlands, Kim finds out that Volare (Nel Blu, Dipinto Di Blu) is a Eurovision song, we have a little impromptu singalong and Kris makes a romantic song sound creepy.
Eurovision 1956 Audio, for those that are interested
Corry Brokken's winning song from 1957, Net Als Toen
A modern cover of Net Als Toen from Beste Zangers Songfestival
Dean Martin's cover of Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu - Volaré
Anti-Americanism in 20th Century Europe - Historiographical Review by Egbert Klautke for UCL
Unfortunately I cannot...
2021-04-131h 11
Keep the Flame AliveTokyo 2020 Olympics PostponedIt's official: The Tokyo 2020 Olympics has been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We look at the timeline of the decision. We also check in with Team Olympic Fever members Jacqueline Simoneau, DeAnna Price, Samantha Schultz and new members Dr. Mary O'Connor and Phil Andrews to see how they're doing. We also discuss some of the thousands of pieces that are in play in rescheduling the Games for (likely) 2021. Thanks so much for listening, and until next time, keep the flame alive! DISCLAIMER: OLYMPIC® is a trademark of the Unit...
2020-03-261h 44
Brothers of Discussion Wrestling PodcastEpisode 60 - Good, Bad, and Ugly for WWEMean Gene Okerlund Kicks the Bucket
Let Me Tell You Somethin’, Mean Gene!
”Fuck It!”
”Nothing means nothing, what do you mean by that?” cream rises to the top
”Spud, I was walking around the office of Titan Towers in Stamford CT. do you know who was talking about you?
Absolutely fuckin NOBODY”
There as the audience’s/emotional stand-in when Hulk Hogan betrayed WCW “Look at all this crap in the ring!” “What in the world are you thinking?!” “I have been with you so many years, to see you join with the likes of these two men, absolutely makes me sick to my stomac...
2019-01-041h 11
Ten with Ken (Audio)Advice on Choosing Between UniversitiesKen Steele went to the Ontario Universities' Fair, in September 2016, and asked 45 experts for their best advice for young people trying to choose between universities. And these are people who ought to know: 11 university presidents, 9 recruiters and admissions professionals, and 25 current undergraduate students. In the end, there was consensus on 8 key pieces of advice you should keep in mind: 1) Take Your TIme 2) Do Your Homework 3) Ask Questions 4) Visit Campuses 5) Look Further Afield 6) Find a Comfortable Fit 7) There are No Bad Choices 8) Ultimately, It's Up to You ...
2016-12-0910 minTen with Ken (Audio)Advice on Choosing a University ProgramKen Steele went to the Ontario Universities' Fair, in September 2016, and asked 45 experts for their best advice for young people trying to choose a program or field of study after high school. And these are people who ought to know: 11 university presidents, 9 recruiters and admissions professionals, and 25 current undergraduate students. In the end, there was consensus on 7 key pieces of advice you should keep in mind, if you're trying to make a decision about your post-secondary path: 1) Don't Panic! 2) Start Early 3) Follow Your Passion 4) It's OK Not to Know Yet 5) Don't...
2016-12-0910 minTen with Ken (Audio)Why Go to the University Fair? (OUF 2016)Ken Steele goes on location at the largest PSE exhibition in North America, the Ontario Universities' Fair in Toronto. Over 2 days he interviewed 11 presidents, 9 front-line staff and 25 student ambassadors. This week, we find out what they like best about the OUF, and why they recommend prospective students attend. It should be interesting to anyone who has ever attended the fair, or is considering it! Algoma U: Craig Chamberlin, President & Vice-Chancellor Brad Lloyd, Admissions Advisor Anna Stilin, Student Ambassador Brock U: Brian Hutchings, Acting President James Mandigo, Vice-Provost, Enrolment...
2016-12-0915 min
Ten with Ken (Video)OUF 2016: Advice on Choosing Your UniversityKen Steele went to the Ontario Universities' Fair, in September 2016, and asked 45 experts for their best advice for young people trying to choose between universities. And these are people who ought to know: 11 university presidents, 9 recruiters and admissions professionals, and 25 current undergraduate students. (For 1080p version see https://youtu.be/ksAk8ppph4s ) In the end, there was consensus on 8 key pieces of advice you should keep in mind: 1) Take Your TIme 2) Do Your Homework 3) Ask Questions 4) Visit Campuses 5) Look Further Afield 6) Find a Comfortable Fit 7) There are No Ba...
2016-10-3110 minTen with Ken (Video)OUF 2016: Advice on Choosing a ProgramKen Steele went to the Ontario Universities' Fair, in September 2016, and asked 45 experts for their best advice for young people trying to choose a program or field of study after high school. And these are people who ought to know: 11 university presidents, 9 recruiters and admissions professionals, and 25 current undergraduate students. (For 1080p version, see https://youtu.be/ng-xADfIkio ) In the end, there was consensus on 7 key pieces of advice you should keep in mind, if you're trying to make a decision about your post-secondary path: 1) Don't Panic! 2) Start Early 3) Follow Your Passion 4) It...
2016-10-2410 minTen with Ken (Video)OUF 2016: Why Go to the University Fair?Ken Steele goes on location at the largest PSE exhibition in North America, the Ontario Universities' Fair in Toronto. Over 2 days he interviewed 11 presidents, 9 front-line staff and 25 student ambassadors. This week, we find out what they like best about the OUF, and why they recommend prospective students attend. It should be interesting to anyone who has ever attended the fair, or is considering it! (For 1080p version, visit https://youtu.be/CyXKcQ7fsac ) Algoma U: Craig Chamberlin, President & Vice-Chancellor Brad Lloyd, Admissions Advisor Anna Stilin, Student Ambassador Brock U...
2016-10-1015 min
Black-Eyed N BluesBEB 117 | Can't Keep Your Head DownBlack-Eyed And Blues Show 117 Write Up
Air Date 6 November 2013
Playlist:
Lustre Kings-Rockin’ Daddy, Lustre Kings- I Wanna Bop, Deanna Bogart- On And On And, Albert Castiglia- Big Toe, John Nemeth- I Said Too Much,Jeff Pitchell- Fat Cigar, Tas Cru- Prophet of Lynchburg, Samantha Fish- Black Wind Howlin’, Entrain- Mother Street, Chris Bergson Band- Gowanus Heights, Christine Ohlman & Rebel Montez- A Mighty Mighty Man, Roxy Perry - Roadmaster, Dave Keyes- Here She Comes Again,Pete Scheips- She’s In Control, Brian MacDonald- Down Here In The Real World, Brandt Taylor- Robbed Me Blind, Royal Southern Brothe...
2013-11-071h 42
Freight Train Boogie PodcastsFTB Show #174 with Old Crow Medicine Show, Langhorne Slim, Deanna Cartea, Shawn Nelson, Thomas Pace and moreFTB podcast #174 features the new album by OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW called Carry Me Back. Also new music from THOMAS PACE, DEANNA CARTEA, LANGHORNE SLIM and more. Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts. Show #174 OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW - Carry Me Back to Virginia (Carry Me Back) IVAN ROSENBERG & THE FOGGY HOGTOWN BOYS - Honey Buckets (The Hogtown Sessions) JILL ANDREWS - Another Man (The Mirror) SHAWN NELSON - Nobody Got A Hold On Me (San Juan Street) (mic...
2012-08-0458 min