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Accelerating EducationEmpathy and AI Innovation in Special Education with Angela MillerAccelerating Education Podcast ðïļ
Angela Miller, Special Education Teacher, Case Manager, and SSD Coordinator
Carlsbad Municipal School District, New Mexico
with host Richard Capone
Episode P2E1, Feb 19, 2026
Sponsored by Let's Go Learn https://www.letsgolearn.com
Stop letting paperwork lead to burnout! Discover how Angela Miller is using the Airma AI Assistant to revolutionize the IEP process and reclaim the "heart" of special education.
In this episode of Accelerating Education, host Richard Capone interviews Angela Miller, a special education teacher, case manager, and SSD coordinator in the Carlsbad Municipal Schoo...
2026-03-0521 min
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast32: John CressendIn this episode, Gene, Ben, and Bill sat down with John Cressend, a Nola native and a regular on the Gulf Coast tournament scene for over twenty years. John told us about how he got into poker, balancing tourneys with his day job as a certified public accountant, the tax implications of the Big Beautiful Bill, and the next time we might see his alter egoâthe Butlerâimmaculately dressed and stacking chips. 1:00: Interviewfor more on the tax implications fo the BBB: https://www.thinkingpoker.net/2026/01/episode-492-russ-fox/
2026-02-101h 02Gulf Coast Poker Podcast31: At the Heater (with Adam Nash)In this in-person interview, Ben and Bill sit down with the Beau Rivage's cardroom manager Adam Nash to discuss how the first weekend of the Heater wentâas you might have guessed, the Gulf South's biggest tournament series got off to a blazing startâand what to expect heading into the second weekend.1:00: InterviewAdam's Tebow speech: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/175M9PwCcM/
2026-01-1357 min
EdufuturistsEdufuturists #322 AI Bias with Victoria HedlundIn this podcast episode, Victoria Hedlund joins us to discuss the intersection of education, AI, and bias, emphasising the need for awareness and action to address gender biases in educational content and how and where bias shows up for other groups. She explores how AI reflects societal biases and the importance of diverse perspectives in shaping educational practices. The discussion also touches on the evolving role of teachers in an AI-driven educational landscape and the collaborative efforts needed to tackle these challenges.Chapters00:00 Introductions01:45 Victoria's Background and Career Journey03:42 The Intersection of Art and Science08:28 Exploring Bias in Physics...
2025-12-1547 min
Chosen For What?Building the Foundation for Genocide Education with Heidi BergerHeidi Berger, founder and president of the Foundation for Genocide Education, joins Tommy Schnurmacher on Chosen For What? to share the story behind her life's mission: ensuring that every student understands the history and lessons of genocide. Â Inspired by her late mother's experience as a Holocaust survivor, Heidi began her work as an educator and film producer, creating an interactive video presentation that brought her mother's story to life. But what began as a personal project soon revealed a shocking truth; many students (and even teachers) had never learned the meaning of the word "genocide." T...
2025-11-2724 minGulf Coast Poker Podcast30: Eric GellerHaving covered major Los Angeles sports for over 30 years, Eric Geller brings a wealth of experienceâand plenty of storiesâto the poker world. He currently reports for Gulf Coast Poker and covers tournaments across the Southern U.S. In this episode, Bill, Ben, and Gene have a wide-ranging conversation about Eric's background in both poker and the wide world of sports. 1:00 interview
2025-11-211h 03Chosen For What?Inherited Fear and Anxiety with Dr. Benjamin GoldsteinIn this episode of Chosen For What?, host Tommy Schnurmacher sits down with Dr. Benjamin Goldstein, an Israeli-Canadian physician and third-generation descendant of Holocaust survivors. Drawing from personal reflection and lived experience, Dr. Goldstein explores how inherited fear and anxiety can quietly shape family dynamics, identity, and worldview, often without being recognized until much later in life. Â He shares vivid memories of his grandparents' habits (like never leaving food on the plate or clinging tightly to loved ones) that once seemed harmless but now reveal the deep imprint of survival trauma. Dr. Goldstein describes how h...
2025-11-2026 minChosen For What?Guilt, Gratitude, and Hope with Monica MendelThis week, Chosen For What? host Tommy Schnurmacher speaks with Monica Mendel, a second-generation Holocaust survivor whose life has been profoundly shaped by her parents' wartime experiences. Monica shares the moving story of her family's survival, the silence that often surrounded those memories, and the emotional journey of uncovering the details later in life. Together, Tommy and Monica explore how growing up with Holocaust survivor parents can influence everything from identity and values to parenting styles and worldviews. They discuss the importance of Holocaust education, the responsibility of descendants to preserve memory, and the lessons t...
2025-11-1324 min
Walk With Me - Liz HofreuterEpilogue - Walk With Me, Mom & DadWhat, did you think that was IT?! Cmon, you know us better than that.Today, Liz delivers an epilogue from the finish line. Not in the build-up or even beyond it, but at the line itself. Stopping and living in a mission well accomplished instead of just sprinting to the next big thing...though to be fair, that next thing is already underway.See you again soon. Keep walking.#WalkwithMe #WalkwithLiz #GENed #Parenting #Leadership #LearningDifferences #Inspiring #KeepWalking #MomandDad #Grief #Success #Celebration #ThankYou #TellThem #Epilogue #55Walks
2025-11-1115 min
The Collaborative IEPLeveling the Playing Field: Inclusion Through ModificationsHave you ever wanted to talk to me on the phone while I'm driving? Didn't think so... but this week you get the opportunity anyway!!! Sit in traffic and talk inclusion with me! I've had several friends, clients, and educators raise this question over the last couple of weeks: How much modification is appropriate for a student? Is there a limit, a tipping point, that would determine that a child's placement shouldn't be in the general education classroom? And if a child is accessing GenEd with a lot of modifications, what does assessment look like? ...
2025-11-1118 minChosen For What?Fourth Generation Reflections with Emma Berger In this episode of Chosen For What?, host Tommy Schnurmacher speaks with Emma Berger, the great-granddaughter of Holocaust survivor Anne and granddaughter of Heidi Berger, President of the Foundation for Genocide Education.  As the first fourth-generation guest on the podcast, Emma offers a unique and deeply personal perspective on how the memory of the Holocaust continues to shape identity, values, and family connectionâeven generations later. She shares how carrying her great-grandmother's Hebrew name has profoundly influenced her sense of self, and what it means to grow up honoring a legacy built on resilience and reme...
2025-11-0621 minGulf Coast Poker Podcast29: Dan HigginbothamAs the Poker/Sportsbook Manager at Horseshoe Tunica, Dan Higginbotham has over thirty years of experience in the casino industry, working in both commercial and tribal casinos across different jurisdictions. He's seen and done a lot, in other words, and in this episode Dan sits down with Gene, Ben, and Bill to discuss how running tournaments and cardrooms has changed over the years, and what to expect in the future.1:00: Interview
2025-10-311h 05Chosen For What?Understanding Trauma with Eva FogelmanWhat does it really mean to inherit trauma? In this episode of Chosen For What?, host Tommy Schnurmacher speaks with Dr. Eva Fogelman, a renowned psychologist, author, and pioneer in the study of Holocaust trauma and its intergenerational impact. Dr. Fogelman challenges the common assumption that the children and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors directly inherit trauma. Instead, she explains that what is often passed down are worldviews, communication styles, and relationship patterns shaped by survivor experiences. Together, Tommy and Dr. Fogelman explore how this legacy unfolds over time, through stages of shock, denial, mourning, and discovery, and...
2025-10-3020 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"We Are Meant to Walk Together" - Jeff Greenfield Walk 55As summer waned and we began looking at how (and when) we would wrap these walks, we kicked around a bunch of ideas to finish this project the 'right' way. Would we do something super meta or reverse roles or document the journey or try a crazy idea like...sitting instead of walking? Not to spoil anything, of course...some ideas are still good enough to try. But instead, we started concentrating on the remaining Walkers themselves. Then more were added. Then a couple more. Suddenly, we were steaming past 50 with no end in sight. And then Liz scheduled...
2025-10-2824 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Thank You. I love You. Goodbye." - William Peters Walk 54There was a thought at the start of this project that maybe the setting would mean as much as the title. That the physical space would reflect the walker as much as the content. So walks took place in city centers, at sports arenas, in shopping malls for those who knew the âsecretâ mall walker entrances. Our subseries, Meet Me on the Playground, was originally meant to meet school leaders on...you guessed it...the playgrounds of their schools. It was a fun idea to find another bit of connection or comfort within the piece, if also not a litt...
2025-10-2426 minChosen For What?The Importance of Holocaust Education with Barbara GoldsteinHolocaust education isn't only about teaching history; it's about ensuring that the human stories behind that history are never forgotten. On this episode of Chosen For What? host Tommy Schnurmacher speaks with Barbara Goldstein, the daughter of two Holocaust survivors and a dedicated advocate for Holocaust education in the United States. Barbara shares her personal journey of growing up with survivor parents, each carrying profoundly different experiences of the Holocaust, and how those legacies shaped her own identity. She also reflects on her work as an educator in Florida, where she has seen firsthand both t...
2025-10-2323 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"The Crone Stage" - Monica Williams and Carolyn Greenfield Walk 53The home stretch continues to...stretch...the official Walk count for this project. Again, maybe it's the first season, maybe the first iteration, we're not completely sure. But considering this project seemed to begin with a bit of a blank slate, it's fitting to end with something similarly murky. It sure has worked for us so far! And, to be fair, it's not for lack of planning or outlining and certainly not for lack of steps, but instead it's changed our outlook. Much like a comedian struggling to experience mundanity without finding the funny, we've begun struggling to find...
2025-10-2119 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"The Gift" - JD Grandstaff Walk 52*BONUS WALK WEEK!*That's right. Fifty schfifty. We're powering right through, though we do have an endpoint in mind. We're coming up on a calendar year since the very first release and we're closing things out with a similar cadence as we began. So, for the next couple of weeks, you'll have a couple of walks to enjoy. Then, in the weeks after that, we'll talk about what's next.Speaking of mirroring the beginning, today we have a close friend and confidant and someone who Liz has asked for advice on more...
2025-10-1717 minChosen For What?Keeping Their Memories Alive with Agneta HollanderOn this episode of Chosen For What?, host Tommy Schnurmacher sits down with Agneta Hollander, the daughter of two Holocaust survivors who chose to speak openly about their experiences. Her mother was deported to Auschwitz at just 14, and her father spent four and a half years imprisoned in camps. For Agneta, growing up in a home where these stories were part of daily life profoundly shaped her understanding of identity, resilience, and responsibility. In their conversation, Agneta reflects on how traditions, recipes, and rituals became a way to honor the grandparents she never met. She...
2025-10-1626 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Blue Skies and Sno Cones" - Luke Felker Walk 51Itâs not every day you find someone that youâre able to joke, rant, and just be with, wholly, no matter how much time goes by between visits. Long, philosophical monologues followed by long silences and somehow longer laughs. A single word, âYeahâ, providing everything from âI agreeâ to âIâm hereâ. Itâs even rarer to find them in a highly professional setting. And rarer still to find that person across from you in an accreditation review. That last one is pretty specific, to be fair, but the point stands. These relationships come around a handful of times in life. And s...
2025-10-1418 minChosen For What?Planning for the Unimaginable with Barbara CieplyIn the premiere episode of Chosen For What?, host Tommy Schnurmacher sits down with Barbara Cieply, the daughter of Holocaust survivors, to explore how her family's history of loss, resilience, and survival has shaped her life. Through Barbara's story, we gain an in-depth, personal understanding of why Holocaust education is so important; not just to remember the millions of Jews who were murdered, but to ensure that future generations learn from the past and stand against hate and violence in all its forms. Barbara shares just how her parents' remarkable journey, from surviving Nazi-occupied Poland...
2025-10-0923 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"A Teacher and a Coach" - Kermit Cook Walk 50'...this is not going to be a presentation. This is going to be a class discussion...I'm a teacher and a coach at heart.'If you're hard pressed to choose whether Liz or our 50th (!!) Walker, Kermit Cook, said those words, no one would blame you. When education is in your bones, it spills out in all ways, at all times...no matter where your path leads.But it was Kermit who said those words, during his hiring process that led to his becoming CEO of Penn...
2025-10-0722 min
Down Syndrome 21st PerspectivesEpisode 12 - The Journey to Adoption and AdvocacyIn this episode of Down Syndrome: 21st Perspectives, we talk with Carly Durhamânurse practitioner, client care manager, and mom of three, including two children with Down syndrome. Carly shares her familyâs adoption journey from Ukraine, their experiences navigating complex medical needs, and her work as an advocate helping families understand IEPs and push for inclusion. We also dive into the realities of special education in Texasâfrom STAAR testing to deciding whether a GenEd classroom is right for your child. This heartfelt and practical conversation highlights the challenges, victories, and everyday pursuit of belonging for every child.Resour...
2025-10-0340 minDown Syndrome 21st PerspectivesEpisode 12 Trailer - A Journey from Adoption to AdvocacyOn this episode of Down Syndrome 21st Perspectives, Carly Durham shares her journey from adopting a child with Down Syndrome from Ukraine to their experiences navigating complex medical needs, and her work as an advocate helping families understand IEPs and push for inclusion. She talks candidly about IEP meetings and STAAR testing to considerations when deciding if a GenEd classroom is right for your child. Join us for this heartfelt conversation.
2025-10-0300 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Lessons from the Bow Ball" - Jane Fleming Walk 49What improves the quality of one's life? It's easy to think it's the big accomplishments or the great achievements...the wins. But to Jane Fleming, those are just moments. Exciting, life-changing 'bragging rights', to be fair, but moments all the same. It's really about doing what you love, often in the service of others or the greater good. 'In the Nations Service and the Service of Humanity' as scrawled on the crossroads at Princeton's Nassau Hall. Living the motto.What else? How about going for a walk while REALLY talking to a decades-long friend?Join Jane and...
2025-09-3021 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Lead With Laughter" James Calleroz White - Walk 48Some of these walks are just wonderful. You get rare insights into people you may have known for years. You hear stories both harrowing and heartfelt and everything in between. Origin stories and quiet struggles and altered perceptions and so many lessons learned along the way. And sometimes, you get a glimpse into 'the life'. An honest, raw, all-over-the-place look at the world of a leader...particularly, in this case, a school leader. The Head. Today's walk is one of those. James Calleroz White is a school head whose style is built on trust...
2025-09-2330 minChosen For What?TRAILER: Chosen For What? Presented by the Foundation for Genocide EducationChosen For What? is a powerful new podcast that dives deep into the personal stories of second and third generation Holocaust survivors. Hosted by acclaimed broadcaster and author Tommy Schnurmacher (whose own mother survived the horrors of Auschwitz), this original series features raw, unfiltered conversations with the children, grandchildren and even great-grandchildren of those who endured and survived the Holocaust. The first episode drops on October 9th, with new episodes every Thursday thereafter. To make a donation or to learn more about The Foundation for Genocide Education, you can visit their website at Gen...
2025-09-2201 min
The International ClassroomAI Bias in the Classroom: Victoria Hedlund on Oversight, Equity & the Future of TeachingIn this episode, Alex sits down with Victoria Hedlundâbetter known as âBias Girlââto explore one of the most urgent challenges in education today: how do we confront bias in AI before it reshapes teaching and learning in ways we canât undo?From lightbulb analogies that turn into âsparkle fairiesâ and âracetracksâ to the dangers of students using chatbots as uncritical tutors, Victoria reveals how bias creeps into classrooms at the student, teacher, and leadership levels. Together, Alex and Victoria dig into the risks of leaving teachers and learners to âjust get startedâ with AI, why oversight and safe...
2025-09-211h 19Walk With Me - Liz Hofreuter'How Are You?" - Stacey Farlie Walk 47We've talked about a lot of themes over the last 40 some odd walks, and yesterday we mentioned a newly emerging one with COVID, medicine, and the pandemic. But something that has permeated throughout many of these stories, particularly those centered around traumatic or difficult subjects, is isolation. Folks feeling as if, after so long, they become burdensome or disappointing. The questions, 'how are you?' or 'how's it going?' aren't meant to elicit deep conversations or even honest responses. They're as throwaway as a head nod on the street. Courteous, yes, kind even, but not much more. And...
2025-09-1722 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Finding Your People" - Keely Baronak Walk 46In a conversation with one of the most influential and successful educational minds in the region, one who has received millions of dollars for reimagining and upending the status quo, one whose goal upon entering her leadership position Carlow University was professional boundaries, you may not expect so much of the credit to be dispersed to a friend. Such is life when knowing Dr. Keely Baronak.A personal relationship is certainly not meant to downplay the professional brilliance of Dr. Rae Ann Hirsch, the dynamic professor and friend Keely discusses, and whose name adorns the Apprentiship Program at...
2025-09-0917 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Wildflowers" - Chrissy Knoff Walk 45It's been years since the required reading days at Wheeling Country Day School and the thesis that would guide our general baseline with kids, and our general conversations with parents (from the book, The Blessings of a Skinned Knee, by Dr. Wendy Mogel): 'Try to see your child as a seed that came in a packet without a label. Your job is to provide the right environment and nutrients and to pull the weeds. You canât decide what kind of flower youâll get or in which season it will bloom.' But when you live by that beli...
2025-09-0216 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Ice Cream in Any Season" - Jodie and Michaela Walk 44How often do we have real, long-form, interview-esque conversations with our friends? How often do we get to talk about the news of our lives when it's no longer the news of the day? When the pain or joy or perspective from a loss is seemingly supposed to be gone, or found? It's one of the beautiful things about this project. It may seem odd or uncomfortable or even out of place to be a friend and be part of these walks. But they provide an outlet for the stories or the memories that are often silently relegated to...
2025-08-2622 min
EVN Talks - EVN ReportThe Genocide Education ProjectHow do you teach one of historyâs darkest chapters to new generations? Roxanne Makasdjian, co-founder and Executive Director of The Genocide Education Project (GenEd), joins EVN Reportâs Maria Titizian to explore the initiativeâs origins and its influence on how American educators approach the Armenian Genocide and human rights in the classroom. She also shares insights about GenEdâs Teacher Fellowship Program, an immersive experience that brings educators to Armenia to engage directly with the history and memory of genocide.
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2025-08-2630 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"A Neighborhood for Learning" - Dr. Jeff Suzik Walk 42We are back on the playground with another head of school, or in this case, Director of Schools, plural, for the Cranbrook Educational Community. Talking to Jeff, who not so long ago led the accreditation team for Wheeling Country Day School, was a glimpse both into the past and future. With a history as a regional education leader and affection for none other than Mr. Rogers (another unexpected theme popping up in these Walks), as well as his penchant for what he calls 'continually interrogating and reinterpreting' practices, even ones misunderstood to be traditions, Jeff embodies what the modern...
2025-08-1224 minWalk With Me - Liz HofreuterBONUS EPISODE! KaizenToday we talk Kaizen, good change. One percent better.It's a gentle and accessible philosophy that can be applied to nearly every aspect of personal and professional life, which is ironic, considering it was born out of the post-WWII capitalist boom. The difference between Kaizen and most other business philosophies, however, is its focus on modest, incremental improvements instead of splashy results or 'big-bang' takeovers. It's about process, not policy, and certainly not perfection. And the beauty of Kaizen is how it can apply to each of us in our own way.So sit a...
2025-08-0504 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Still Born" - Liz, Mark, Jessica, Jon, Amanda, & Chris Walk 41As Liz mentions regularly, today's Walk is based around a topic she has long struggled to feel comfortable discussing unless around those who have experienced the same. It's also a story that, in large part, feels like the one we didn't know this project was building toward. So with that in mind, she walked with five others who share an invaluable bond that each wishes the other didn't share: child loss.Sometimes, the flowery language and the perfect caption just aren't necessary. There aren't 'right words' and searching for them often leaves the recipient...
2025-07-3036 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"In Our Nationâs ServiceâĶ for our babies" - Dr. David Myerberg Walk 40Gratitude...Compassion...Love...Patience...Self-Respect...Humility. Six words to recite each morning. Six words to live by from man who's lived a half dozen lives...a doctor, lawyer, ethics mediator, husband, father, Princeton man. He acknowledges that his words aren't necessarily your words, or even the right words, but in listening to his story you'll hear each one ringing true.This is the story of Dr. David Meyerberg, a man who, in the 1980s, helped pioneer the field of neonatal care and, in turn, save countless families the heartache of unnecessary loss. A man who then turned...
2025-07-2230 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Take Me Home, Country Roads" - Sarah Tucker Walk 39Sarah Tucker is a force. She's an impact maker to the highest degree. A dedicated public servant who has spent years navigating political minefields and coming out the other side as a trusted voice pushing for yeses in a room much more known for nos. When Dr. Tucker, the Chancellor of the Higher Education Policy Commission in West Virginia, finds a problem, particularly a problem for the students she is called to serve, she doesn't shrug it off as an unfortunate part of life. She and her team find a solution. It's not always the right fix. It doesn't...
2025-07-1528 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"It's Simple" - Ed Lando Walk 38When Ed Lando enters your orbit, whether as a trusted teenage safety net or a friend heading for a walk, he is locked in. He is presence in every sense of the word. He's looking you in the eye...direct, decisive, and warm. And he's ready to talk. Such was the man who walked for more than an hour, speaking to philosophies of business that more than doubled as philosophies of life and certainly carried more depth than their base mantra of 'keep it simple.'Ed spoke about his key pillars of leadership...
2025-07-0821 min
explAInEDexplAInED Episode 019 â Equity, Bias, and AI in Schools with Victoria HedlundVictoria Hedlund, researcher, lecturer at Goldsmiths, University of London, founder of GenEd Labs.ai, and widely known as The Bias Girl, joins the explAInED podcast for a deep dive into the intersection of AI, equity, and education. Together, we explore how generative AI tools can both empower learners and risk deepening systemic inequities if not implemented thoughtfully.Victoria shares insights on how schools with fewer resources or limited digital literacy may struggle to adopt AI tools equitably, especially as free versions of popular models often produce less bias-aware responses than their paid counterparts. The conversation examines how...
2025-07-0734 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Small Wins" - Jessica Maxwell and Jadon Walk 37Last week we talked about not sweating the big stuff by accepting and appreciating the fact that life always moves on. The sun will come out tomorrow and all that. This week, we're talking about the small stuff. The first thing in the morning, easy but sometimes annoyingly tedious tasks that make the world the slightest bit more welcoming at night. You know, the stuff that makes 12 and a half year old Jadon ask, 'but why?' and makes his mother, Jessica say the words she swore she'd never say...'because I said so.'But these...
2025-07-0123 minGulf Coast Poker Podcast28: Meet the Minions (with Will "Monkey" Souther and John "Cakes" Auville)With just over a week until the WSOP Main Event gets going, we invited Will "Monkey" Souther, the founder of the staking group Monkey's Minions, for a preview of his summer crew and how you can support them. John "Cakes" Auville, co-host of the longrunning radio show The Sports Junkies and a first-time Minion, also joined the conversation. Enjoy the episode, and best of luck to anyone heading out to Vegas!1:00: InterviewMonkey's first appearance on the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/3-will-the-poker-monkey-souther/id1674014548?i=1000601300035The Sports Junkies: https://www.audacy.com/thefandc/authors...
2025-06-2355 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Rubber Ducking" - Justin Hinerman Walk 35Have you ever heard of 'Rubber Ducking'? (scroll to the bottom for a quick poll) While it sounds like a classic Kenan Thompson bit from the 90s, it's a term used by computer programmers like Justin Hinerman to help them break down their code and find flaws. It's kind of like mixing the phrase 'explain this to me like I'm a 5-year-old' and talking to yourself, except you use an inanimate object...like a rubber duck...to remove the issues clouded by your own understanding. By explaining complex problems to someone, or something, that has no context for what...
2025-06-1721 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Yes, and" - Anne Chen Walk 34There are often only a handful of people in our lives who get to see us in all our glory, or non-glory, as it were. So, poetically, when Anne first set out on this Walk, the mics failed to record. Then the voiceover recording failed. In fact, even the video we originally planned to promote this Walk failed too. One of those weeks, I suppose. But with every setback, there was this little voice saying, 'well, at least it's Anne.' Not because she matters less, quite the contrary, but because she's been there for you before and she'll...
2025-06-0418 minGulf Coast Poker Podcast#27: Darrell GuilloryYou'd be hard-pressed to find someone with more intimate knowledge of the Gulf Coast poker scene than Darrell Guillory. A dealer for over thirty yearsânot to mention a tough tournament player in his own rightâDarrell's currently wrapping up his career at Caesar's New Orleans, where he plans to retire at the end of this year. He's also working as a supervisor at this summer's World Series of Poker. We hope you enjoy this conversation with Darrell and our preview of the 56th WSOP. 1: 00: RoundtableGCP's revamped website: https://gulfcoastpoker.net/ https://www.pokernews.com/news...
2025-05-301h 50Walk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Learn Something New" - Palmer, Preston, Parker, and Hazel - Walk 33As kids and families around the country wrap up another school year and prepare to dive headlong into summer, Liz took some time to walk with a few of those kiddos and discuss it all...learning, failures, teaching, friendships...giving us a snapshot into the minds of elementary-aged children at such an important part of their growth and development. Some of it was surprising, some of it was...age appropriate, and some of it was downright profound.These Walks with children weren't on the list when this project began, but they've quickly become some of the most poignant...
2025-05-2826 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"White Space" - Tabatha Walk 32For nearly a decade now, Tabatha has been interrupting conversations. She does so with grace and respect, and while there are times she waits quietly for patrons to finish a thought, many other times she provides the pause a difficult conversation so desperately needs. Such is her presence. Calming, positive, and full of care. When she leaves work, sometimes she jumps off the treadmill of life for an adventure to the Finger Lakes or the Gorge or a nondescript cliff face overlooking the world. And sometimes, she sits in the car for a while...
2025-05-2019 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Fun" - Eric Hersey Walk 31For someone whose brain switches subjects and bounces topics so quickly...so quickly...Eric Hersey also has long-range, singular focus...at least for specific periods of time. He's a bit of an enigma in that way. He will post once a day for 365 straight days, just for the bit. He will create one-word mantras and stick to them for years. He will answer the promise of a 16-year-old alter-ego named Hostile with a gift no one else you know owns. He believes in the power of consistency, especially in his line of work at Strong Minded.And...
2025-05-1321 minGulf Coast Poker Podcast#26: Tom "Dr. Dialtone" DarceWe're pulling out a throwback episode with Tom "Dr. Dialtone" Darce, a regular on the Gulf Coast Poker scene for many years. When Tom passed away in March at the age of 58, the community lost an avid poker player and a dear friend. We hope that you enjoy this conversation with him.1: 00: RoundtableJuly 10-20th: GCP Event at the Horshoe Tunicahttps://www.pokernews.com/news/2025/05/ali-imsirovic-kicked-out-of-florida-poker-tournament-48500.htmhttps://www.pokernews.com/podcast/pokernews-podcast/pokernews-podcast-episode-889-denise-pratt-maurice-hawkins-48494.htmhttps://www.cardplayer.com/poker-news/30147-poker-community-concerned-following-cryptic-posts-from-tom-durrrr-dwan31:00: Interview
2025-05-091h 00Walk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Strength Through Suffering" - Tammy Augustine Walk 29'In your life, what's the big event?'Think of yours. What was it? It's funny how often life's most difficult moments spring to the top. (Not funny, 'haha', of course, but...curious.) It's not a defect or a mistake or anything, it's natural, or it sure seems to be based on this project. But it does beg the question:Why can we so clearly relive our past pain while the joy in our lives seems to flitter away with the breeze?Tammy Augustine relives her big event on this walk, and then...
2025-04-2919 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Luckiest Kid in Pittsburgh" - Gregg Behr Walk 27Walking with Gregg Behr is so pleasant and so energizing, you hardly notice the soaked shins and constant raindrops until you listen back to the recording on dry land.This child of Western Pennsylvania was challenged long ago to set his sights on the stratosphere and make meaningful change, especially in the world of innovative educational programs designed to inspire kids (and adults) and improve the community they call home. Change the system. Boy, did he take that to heart.Now the Executive Director of the Grable Foundation and a founding leader of Remake Learning, as well...
2025-04-1514 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"The Oxygen Mask" - Brean Vaske Walk 25'...you make me sound like a superhero.''I see your cape.'If that doesn't sum up the crux of these walks.First of all, the efforts and belief that Brean displayed during some of the most challenging moments any of us could imagine were nothing short of heroic. Let's start there. But beyond that, it's wildly difficult to turn the gaze upon yourself, especially in the moment, without immediately finding our limitations. 'I should have done more. I should do more today. Things are good but...' It often takes hindsight to smooth...
2025-04-0120 minWalk With Me - Liz Hofreuter"Listen" - Rick Paolina Walk 24These Walks can be a labor of love. A responsibility to do right by those trusting in us to find a line. Or let go of one. They've taken days or weeks to compile. They're emotional. They're beautiful. They're...exhausting. But each time they finish. Each time the words start sounding garbled or wrong. Each time we prepare to put stories to the world and need a first listen, there's Rick Paolina.He folds his paper towel (in case it gets windy and his eyes need a dab), locks his gaze, and turns off the world in...
2025-03-2418 min
Let's Talk Social InnovationEpisode 6 (ft. Dr. Leah Fabiano)- Cultural Awareness, Anti-Machismo, and Sticking in AcademiaHappy Women's History Month!Welcome to Season 4, Episode 6 of the Let's Talk Social Innovation Podcast. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Leah Fabiano, professor at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Fabiano talks about growing up in a homogenous community and shifting to a more diverse culture with age, and how that shaped her career and worldviews. In the second half, we discuss how minorities can get ahead in academia.Join us for an inspiring discussion about passion, purpose, and the importance of creating a more sustainable and equitable world.The Bilingual Phonology LabDepartment of Communication Science and...
2025-03-171h 00Let's Talk Social InnovationEpisode 5 (ft. Dr. Audra Lewis-Hoesch) - Period Zero, Imposter Syndrome, and Finding MotivationHappy Women's History Month!Welcome to Season 4, Episode 5 of the Let's Talk Social Innovation Podcast. In this episode, we talk with Dr. Audra Lewis-Hoesch, founder of Period Zero. Dr. Audra touches on her journey from her homeless upbringing, to founding nonprofits and owning 2 homes. In the second part of the episode, we dive into the topics of motivation, imposter syndrome, and overachieving.Join us for an inspiring discussion about passion, purpose, and the importance of creating a more sustainable and equitable world.Dr. Lewis-Hoesch's linktree: https://linktr.ee/dr_lewis_hoeschPeriod Zero creates equitable access to opportunities, providing a...
2025-03-1033 minGulf Coast Poker Podcast#25: Joel DoneyJoel Doney is a familiar face on the Gulf Coast poker scene. He got started in New Orleans before moving with his wife to Austin, where he's currently a regular at both the Lodge Card Club and Texas Card House. In this conversation, Joel talks about how he got into poker, how he splits his time between tournaments and cash, two recent big scoresâfor $90K and $300K, respectivelyâand last but not least, his big bushy beard.1:30: Interview42:00: RoundtableMillion Dollar Heater: https://www.cardplayer.com/poker-news/29718-rookie-william-oertling-wins-2025-beau-rivage-heater-main-eventCheating on the Gulf Coast? http...
2025-01-241h 07Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#24: Evan BentonEvan Benton hails from a little southeast Louisiana town called Houmaâalso Gene D's hometownâand he grew up in a poker-playing family. Last summer, in the first WSOP tournament that he played, Evan cashed for  $412,484 in Event #28, a $1,500 freezout. We caught up with Evan to talk about growing up in Houma, winning a bracelet, turning pro, getting into the world of private games, and much more. 1:00 Roundtable2025 Million Dollar Heater at the Beau Rivage27:00 InterviewEvan Benton Goes From Poker Beginner to WSOP Bracelet Winner
2024-12-131h 14Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#23: Steve BiermanIf you've spent time in the Gulf Coast poker scene, odds are that you've seenâor heardâSteve Bierman. A native Louisianan and a cardroom regular for over a decade, Steve has always been quick with a joke and eager to laugh. He also boasts an impressive poker resume, with over $770,000 in Hendon Mob cashes and two WSOP final tables. Steve sat down with Ben, Bill, and Gene to discuss his poker origin story, his deep run in this summer's WSOP Main Event, how his background as an entrepreneur helps him on the felt, and much more.1:00 Roun...
2024-10-011h 46
The Lucky Few272. What Do We Wish We Knew Before Our First IEP Meeting?Today, we're taking a trip down memory lane to revisit our very first IEP meetings! Let's be honestâthose initial meetings can be a whirlwind of emotions: overwhelming, confusing, and sometimes even a bit intimidating. As we reflect on our experiences, weâll dive into the questions we wish we had asked, the support we didnât realize we needed, and the valuable lessons weâve learned along the way. Whether youâre preparing for your very first IEP meeting or youâre a seasoned pro, we hope our stories bring you comfort, knowing you're not alone in this journey. And...
2024-08-271h 03Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#22: Gian SmithGian Smith is a New Orleans-based artist whose poem "O Beautiful Storm" appeared in Season 2 of HBOâs Treme. He's also a long-time cardplayer and a former dealer at Harrah's Nola. In this conversation, Gian sits down with Gene, Ben, and Bill to discuss writing, acting, and his recent poker-themed short film The Capitalist.1:00 RoundtableHistoric Summer Leads to WSOP Player of the Year for Scott SeiverBecker vs. Tice: the crossbook is overRail Helping WSOP Champ Between Hands Bad for the Game?GGPoker Buys World Series of Poker for $500 Million; WSOP to Remain in Vegas for 20 Yea...
2024-08-032h 15Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#21: Jeff BoskiJeff Boski (@ICuRaRook) is a poker pro, a vlogger, a Twitch streamer, and an ambassador for America's Cardroom. He also shipped GCP's Golden Ticket Event at last summer's MGM Grand Summer Poker Festival. In this episode, Jeff spoke with Bill, Ben, and Gene about how he got into poker, transitioning from online to live, tips for grinding out a successful summer in Las Vegas, and much more.1:00: RoundtableFormer MGM Grand casino president sentenced to probation for not reporting bookieâs betsDoug Polk's Plans to Open "Largest Poker Room in Texas" Denied By CityChris Moneymaker Kicks Of...
2024-05-151h 20
Urban EducatorsThe Future Is Now -Vaxxed A New Human Species Clubhouse Replay 10/21/2022 - gened editing, patents, homoborgenesis
2024-04-046h 10Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#20: Treva MoultonThese days, Treva Moulton is enjoying life in Biloxi as a retired grandma. But she's also known for being the Queen of the old Grand Casino cardroom, where she worked from the mid-1990s to the summer of 2005. On this month's podcast, Treva told Gene, Ben, and Bill about growing up in Liberty, Mississippi, working at the Grand and the Beau Rivage, and organizing the upcoming Grand Casino reunion in April.1:00: Roundtable (with special guest Adam Nash)The Seven Clans Poker Cup Series (April 4th-14th)Nik Airball Tanks for 20 Minutes in a Brutal Spot on...
2024-03-261h 11Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#19: Eric VogelEric Vogel (@evbass504) is a Nola native and a musician who's toured with the Wooten Brothers, Nigel Hall, Big Samâs Funky Nation, Fred Wesley, Tribal Gold, and the New Orleans Suspects, just to name a few, as well as with his own band, Ericâs Gonna Die. Heâs also a poker pro who can mostly be found in the cash games at Harrahâs New Orleans. In this episode, Ben and Eric discuss music and pokerâprofessions that are often romanticized, especially in New Orleansâand how Eric juggles gigging with grinding. 1:00: RoundtableThe Milly in Phi...
2024-03-071h 17
The Misfit Behaviorists - Practical Strategies for Special Education and ABA ProfessionalsEp. 1: 5 Tips for Gaining Teacher Buy-InðĢTakeaways:Always find SOMETHING positive to point out and help them build on that.Provide ONE small, manageable thing to try to implement before your next check in.Provide ways for them to see objectively how the progress is going and make decisions on those data.Provide THEM (teachers) positive reinforcement for their efforts!What can YOU do to take the load off of THEM?Bonus: Ask for their opinion on things, even if you know what the answer is or the best course of action. Make sure they feel they are being heard and listened to...
2024-02-2119 minGulf Coast Poker Podcast#18: Matt HigginsPrior to this year, Matt Higgins was already an accomplished poker pro with over a million dollars in live tournament cashes. In this episode, Matt joins Bill, Gene, and Ben to discuss his career and also his blazing hot start to 2024, which includes a first-place finish in Event #1 of The Beau Rivage Heater and another first (plus his fifth WSOP ring) in Tunica. 1:00: RoundtableJonathan Little Wins PokerGO Cup TitlePolice Report in Anthony Zinno Case Provides Answers, But Some Questions RemainPhil Hellmuth Wants Ike Haxton to Take off the Facemask30:00: Upcoming GCP Events31:00: I...
2024-02-101h 20
InTALLerableEp. 85: Georgia ComstockI am thrilled to welcome Georgia Comstock to Top Shelf Studios for an extra-special, extra-recessively-gened, New Years Eve episode. Georgia is a Comedy Works professional stand-up comedian and has been prominently featured on the High Plains Comedy Festival. She started stand-up in Omaha, Nebraska, but soon moved to Denver, where she has been performing for over 10 years.Â
I look up to Georgia, not necessarily physically, but aspirationally as she continues to carve a path of success in her stand-up career. Sheâs a smiley-faced killer on stage, who will leave you slumped over in laughter before you even know what hap...
2024-01-051h 22Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#17: Andrew NeemeAndrew Neeme is a professional poker player, a vlogger, an organizer of meetup games, a co-owner of The Lodge Card Club, a traveler, a drinker of tasty cocktails, and a brand ambassador for the World Poker Tour. He's a busy guy, in other words, and in this episode Andrew joins Bill, Gene, and Ben to chat about what he's been up to recently as well as this month's WPT Championship tournament series at the Wynn.1:00: RoundtableJoel Doney Wins the Lodge's Winter Main EventMillion Dollar Heater at the Beau RivageCheating Scandal in LA Private Game
2023-12-061h 07Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#16 Adam NashAdam Nash, the Beau Rivage's poker room manager, is also an avid Slugfest brawler. In this episode Gene, Ben, and Bill talk with Adam about the upcoming Million Dollar Heater tournament series, his career in poker, his background in MMA, and his current bout with cancer. 1:00: Roundtable2023 Gulf Coast Poker awardsGlobal Poker issues expanded statement exonerating player under RTA investigationRounders 25th Anniversary23:50: Interview with AdamSouthern Hands Slugfest
2023-10-231h 07Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#15: Alec WilsonAlec Wilson is a Pensacola-based pro who's enjoyed recent tournament success. In this episode Gene, Ben, and Bill talk with Alec about his career in poker, his experience playing as one of Monkey's Minions in the 2023 WSOP Main Event, and his journey from disability to health.1:00: RoundtablePreston McEwen Dominates Cherokee With 7 Final Tables in 7 MonthsHackers Rig Casino Card-Shuffling Machines for âFull Controlâ Cheating20:00: interview with Alec
2023-08-181h 14Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#14: Steph NohSteph Noh is the lead NBA writer for The Sporting News. He's also an avid poker player who grinded the Las Vegas and New Orleans cash games for over a decade. In this episode Bill, Gene, and Ben talk with Steph about all things poker and basketball.Steph's TikTokSteph's selected writings1:00: Monthly RoundtableWSOP full schedule28:30: InterviewMoving to Vegas to be a pro poker player, YouTube vlogger & Twitch streamer? Read Jeff 'Boski' Sluzinski's story first College basketball betting tips from a professional bettorCatjam
2023-06-011h 48
Evolving with GratitudeEpisode 56 - Being an Experience Expert with Guest Amy Mathews-PerezIn this episode of the pod, Dr. Amy Mathews-Perez shares her unique perspective on gratitude and let's just say it's not all rainbows and unicorns (although those are pretty cool too!). For her, gratitude is about being grateful for every opportunity to learn and grow, even in the face of challenges and mistakes. From learning what to do to what not to do, every opportunity is a chance to evolve and improve. Discover the power of gratitude in personal and professional growth in this short and sweet podcast episode.
"Life is short, but our influence is never-ending...
2023-05-0931 min
Chronicles of MisterGenEd or SPEd / T. Carrington / Episode 093Hey There Everyone,
This week I get to chop it up with Tearanei Carrington, an educator who was initially in criminology and forensic psychology but shifted to coaching and eventually teaching. Tearanei talks about how she felt the need to teach after seeing the poor quality of education her students were receiving, and the lack of teachers who understood and empathized with their struggles. She discusses how she wants to be the kind of teacher she never had and help her students navigate life's challenges. She also highlights the importance of having more educators from diverse backgrounds...
2023-05-0737 min
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#13 Jamie KizerCome listen to Gulf Coast regular Jamie Kizer talk about how he got into poker, jockeying between PLO cash games and NLH tournaments, and stories from the felt1:30: roundtable: upcoming GCP tournaments, the Texas card club and casino landscape, and high-stakes grudge matches24:00: interview with Jamie
2023-04-291h 08
The Bar is Ankle HighEpisode 29: Angry Garet NoisesTime to buckle up because this week Katie takes us all on a journey of anger and re-discovering all the things we already knew as women existing in the world. This week we start our dive into medical bias -- starting off with - did you know there are FIVE types of biases? Some alarming statistics send Garet on a spiraling rabbit hole of anger and grunty noises while we round out the episode discussing medical bias in obesity. According to one study, doctors who responded to the survey viewed obese patients as noncompliant, lazy, and combative, much in...
2023-03-021h 03
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#12: Pat McNamaraPat McNamara, a stage and film actor who was also a beloved member of the New Orleans poker community, died last month. Today on the podcast, listen to Ben Saxton's 2019 interview with Pat.2:00: Monthly Roundtable: The Million Dollar Heater, Jared Ingles catches fire, and the GPI Poker Awards15:30: intro to the Pat McNamara interview (a condensed written version is available here)20:00: how Pat got into stage and film acting59:00: how Pat got into poker
2023-02-191h 09
The EdUp Experience544: Crazy Ideas - with Dr. Kenn Elmore, President of Dean CollegeWe welcome YOU back to America's leading higher education podcast, The EdUp Experience!
Itâs YOUR time to #EdUp
In this episode, President Series #195,
YOUR guest is Dr. Kenn Elmore, President of Dean College
YOUR host is Dr. Joe Sallustio &
YOUR sponsor is Commencement: The Beginning of a New Era In Higher Education!
How does Kenn create an environment that inspires his staff to come up with crazy ideas?
What does Kenn define as the new GenEd?Â
What does Kenn see as the fut...
2022-12-2637 min
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#11: Jerry and Prissy GiroirThis month's conversation is with Jerry and Prissy Giroir, the well-liked Lafayette couple you'll often see at WSOP Circuit stops and events across the Gulf Coast.2:00: Intro9:15: Monthly Roundtable: The State of Texas Poker, Recent Poker Films, the FTX Scandal, and the Curious Case of Annie DukeTexas Poker Rooms Under Threat from Proposed Bill to Close LoopholeFTX Crypto Crash Draws Online Poker ComparisonsAnnie Duke on the Power of Quitting33:55: Interview with Prissy and Jerry
2022-12-051h 24
Wingin' ItEp. 5: GenEd Takes A Field Trip!We've got a full house for this episode - listen to instructors and students from the School of General Education discuss their field trips to Cherokee, NC, the Durham Bulls Stadium, and NC State University.
2022-12-0125 min
The Gen Ed ShowUnderstanding your ImposterNo matter how successful someone becomes, the impostor will always exist. This is the little voice of doubt in our heads that gives too much credit to fear; too much desire for comfort. The impostor cloaks itself in the shadows of reason, so it is important in understanding our impostor, how to yank it from the shadows and force itâs face into the light. And to no longer be bamboozled by the lower form versions of ourselves.
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2022-10-2012 min
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#10: Chuck BradyChuck has been on a massive heater lately in Pearl River and Poker Gras...Listen to how he purchased a brand new tractor with his winnings...How he got started in Poker...and how you get people to fold Kings AIPF 3 handed **Chuck lives on a compound that is almost completely off the grid and he has lousy cell reception so we had to end a little early**
2022-10-0839 minGulf Coast Poker Podcast#9: Mark DavisCome listen to Mark Davis/Wild Bill/GeneD talk about Mark's latest win in the WPT Seminole Main Event beating Darren Ellis (All Time Winner on WPT Mains)...We discuss some hands from the FT...including the "King High" hand...we discuss the "Chop Discussion"...Mark Explains about the Chance Kornuth Coaching Experience...and him hanging with some of the best players in the Gulf Coast such as BJ McBrayer
2022-08-0149 min
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#8: 2019 Gulf Coast Player of the Year Joe SalehShortly after winning the 2019 GCP Player of the Year award, Joe Saleh capped off his weekend by winning the Poker Gras Main Event. In this interview with Joe, we peel the curtain back on an epic adventure. Joe tells us his humble origin that started as an apprentice car mechanic in Jordan. Through hard work, perseverance, and sheer force of will, Joe became the owner of one of the biggest import car repair shops in Mississippi. He also tells rollicking stories from on and off the felt, including meeting his American wife online, four-betting preflop with 5-8 offsuit, the tri...
2022-05-281h 11
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#7: 2021 WSOP Main Event Runner-Up George HolmesCome listen to GeneD and Wild Bill talk to last year's WSOP Main Event Runner-up George Holmes. Listen to how George got into playing poker...His Main Event Experience...and that last hand where George got knocked out. He also talks about keeping his day job and taking care of his teenagers.
2022-05-1551 min
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#6: Tim BurtTim "Misipi Machine"Â Burt talks to us about how he got started playing poker...his online days...his perception on the Mike Postle Scandal...and crypto.
2022-05-1459 min
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#5: Clyde DuetCome take a listen and GeneD and Wild Bill talk to local poker author Clyde Duet. His book is more about learning how to "act at the table" vs. Math intel
2022-05-1435 min
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#4: Michael MonaghanGeneD and Wild Bill talk to Mikey Monaghan, who is considered by some the "Pearl River Killer" as he has cashed so many times at the Golden Moon Casino in Philadelphia MS
2022-05-1443 min
KPOP KORNEREP 43 - KPOP Kornerâs Guide to Song Anatomy with MarahHave you ever heard people talk about certain elements in a song and had absolutely no idea what they were talking about? WELL THEN THIS EPISODE IS FOR YOU! This is a Marahâs very basic beginnerâs guide TO A BEGINNERâS GUIDE to KPOP song structure and elements! In this episode Marah will cover some music terminology with examples from KPOP so that when you want to talk about a KPOP song you sound like you know your sh*t.
PSA - We are 100% not experts in this subject and this is just information gathered after...
2022-05-0738 min
The Mike Cohen PodcastMarcy Bruck from the Foundation For Genocide EducationThe mission of The Foundation for Genocide Education( https://gened.org) is to collaborate with governments to ensure that the history of genocide and the steps leading to it are taught in high schools across Canada and the United States. Marcy Bruck of CÃīte Saint-Luc is the Director of Communications and she talks to me about the organization.
2022-04-3013 min
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#3: Will "The Poker Monkey" SoutherListen to our interview with the "The Man...The Myth...The Legend"...Will "Poker Monkey" Souther!
2022-04-091h 19
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#2: Paul DutschCome listen to some cool stories from Paul on playing poker and running tournaments as a tourney director
2022-04-0952 min
Gulf Coast Poker Podcast#1: Corey HarrisonCome listen to out 1st podcast of 2021 where we interview WSOP Bracelet winner "Professor" Corey Harrison...he talks early days playing poker/blackjack...his final table where he wins a WSOP bracelet...and his swap with Joe Hebert for his WSOP run...fun times
2022-04-0946 min
The Gomaluku Podcast105 | Ukraine Update: Background, Media Coverage, Diplomacy, Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples in Russia & Ukraine, Russophobia, and more.This special podcast episode looks into the lives of Indigenous Peoples who have experienced war and militarism. Jocelyn Ting-Hui Hung Chien and I provide the context and updates on the impacts of the war in Ukraine; share messages from Indigenous Peoples on the ground in both countries and we're joined by a panel of indigenous representatives from around the world to help you make sense of all that's happening. Guests: Damon Corrie (Chairman of the Indigenous Democracy Defense Organization), Dai Kitabayashi (Slow Food Indigenous Peoplesâ network Advisory Board for Asia and spokesperson of Slow Food Ryukyu), Mia Aboran (Youth le...
2022-03-302h 30
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EP.9 āļ.āļāļāļāļąāļĒ āđāļĢāļāļāđāļāļąāļāļŠāļāļēāļĨ āđāļāđāļēāļāļāļāļ§āļīāļāļē GenEd āļāļ·āđāļāļāļąāļāļāļĒāđāļēāļ âInnovative Thinking āļāļĩāđāļāļ°āļāļēāļĄāļēāļāļīāļŠāļđāļāļāđāļ§āđāļēāļāļ§āļēāļĄāļāļīāļāļŠāļĢāđāļēāļāļŠāļĢāļĢāļāđāđāļāđāļāđāļĢāļ·āđāļāļāļŠāļģāļāļąāļ āđāļĨāļ°āļŠāļēāļĄāļēāļĢāļāļāļīāļŠāļđāļāļāđāļāļąāļāđāļāđ
2022-03-0226 min
Soul of the GoalSpEd v/s GenEd - SoG 04CalÚ and Alesia are back to talk about inclusivity! As students become identified with needing additional supports, do they slowly start to drift to be an outlier? We discuss what that looks like and why itâs important to address inclusion at an individual, classroom, school wide level and beyond!
2022-02-1142 min
Confucianism in the Modern WorldApocalypses in the Modern WorldWelcome to Apocalypses in the Modern World!Â
This podcast was created for GenEd 1001: Stories From the End of the World.Â
2021-12-0909 min
Alvin Ekwang, The Apostle Of GracesOUTWORKINGS OF CHRIST IN YOU#Outworking_The_Christ_In_You
Colossians 1:27 To whom God would make known what is the riches of the glory of this mystery among the Gentiles; which is Christ in you, the hope of glory:
Activate what Christ has #RE_GENED you into. You are a totally New Creature with no past; Behold the New. You are born from above with the DNA of the God-Christ. The fullness of God dwells bodily in you and we call that Grace. You comprehend the dimensions of the love of God. There's no knowledge that isn't glad to reveal itself to you for the...
2021-08-0558 min
Wide RuledWide Ruled â Ep. 010: Every SpEd a GenEdTwo rural educators discuss the long journey to equity for students with disabilities.
2017-07-0500 min
Research in Action | A podcast for faculty & higher education professionals on research design, methods, productivity & moreEp 21: Dr. Noah Shusterman on Maintaining a Researcher IdentityOn this episode, I am joined by Dr. Noah Shusterman, a historian currently working as an Assistant Professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Noah is a specialist in early-modern Europe and the eighteenth-century Atlantic World. He is the author of Religion and the Politics of Time: Holidays in France from Louis the 14th through Napoleon, and The French Revolution: Faith, Desire, and Politics. Noah is now working on a history of militias and citizen-soldiers in the eighteenth-century Atlantic world. From 2005-2013, Noah worked as a non-tenure-track lecturer/assistant professor (teaching track) at Temple University, teaching "gened" and...
2016-08-2231 min