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Nashville Local PulseNashville Weathers Storm, Rallies Community: Power Outages, Real Estate Boom, and Heartwarming NeighborsGood morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Sunday, February 1. We start with the big story still gripping our city: power outages from last weekends ice storm. Over 45,000 Nashville Electric Service customers remain in the dark this morning, especially in Green Hills, Bellevue, Belle Meade, and West Nashville. NES crews have restored power to more than 172,000 folks and fixed over 200 broken poles, but with linesmen working 16-hour shifts alongside National Guard support, full recovery could take another week or two. Governor Bill Lee and Mayor Freddie OConnell are pushing for better timelines and communication, while NES halts disconnections and waives...
2026-02-0102 min
2025-12-311h 22Nashville Local PulseNashville Airport Upgrades, East Nashville Safety Improvements, and Honoring Local HeroesGood morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Thursday, October 23rd, 2025.We start today with travel news that will make airport runs a little smoother. If you pass by Nashville International Airport or use I-40, you’ll see that the Tennessee Department of Transportation has just opened a new ramp and collector-distributor road from Terminal Drive onto I-40 eastbound. This move is part of a bigger project to upgrade the airport’s interchange at Donelson Pike, aiming to ease those notorious backups and keep us moving faster. Watch for new signs and give yourself some extra time as ever...
2025-10-2304 min
Nashville Real Estate MarketNashville Real Estate Trends: Rents Rise, Construction Lags, and Homebuyers Weigh OptionsNashville's real estate market is sending some mixed signals as we head into late 2025, and if you're looking to buy or sell in Music City, you'll want to pay attention.According to Greater Nashville REALTORS, September brought 2,881 home closings—a modest 2 percent bump from last year. Not exactly explosive growth, but steady nonetheless. The rental market tells a more compelling story. As of October 2025, Zumper reports median rent for a one-bedroom apartment hit $1,680 monthly, running about 10.7 percent higher than the national average. Two-bedrooms are sitting at $1,800, which actually comes in cheaper than most major metros.Here's wh...
2025-10-1102 min
Glencliff United Methodist ChurchFrom Exodus to Tennessee: Wilderness lessons (October 5, 2025)In this sermon from October 5, 2025, Rev. Ingrid McIntyre takes us back to the Israelites' journey six weeks after escaping Egypt. They've witnessed miracles and found themselves free, yet facing hunger and uncertainty in the wilderness. God provided manna in the wilderness, not as a reward for gratitude but because of the people's cries for help. And that manna came with powerful principles relevant for us today. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual...
2025-10-1015 min
Chase & Big Joe ShowHour 2: Hot Seat Cool Seat, Metro game of the Week, Preds Camp (09-18-25)To start the second hour of the Chase & Big Joe discussed the upcoming college football now! What jobs are on the radar after three weeks of college football? Chase & Big Joe revisited their question of the day. Who has had the greatest positive impact in your life? Metro High School Game of the Week | Hillsboro at Glencliff. Coaches CJ Scott and Anthony Brown joined the show to preview Friday’s game. Nashville Predators opened up training camp today! Will Brady Martin make the opening roster?
2025-09-1839 minNashville Local Pulse"Nashville News: Clear Skies, Electric Buses, and a Soccer Milestone"Good morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Thursday, September 18th. We start our day with an eye on the sky. After last night’s quick-moving storms, we wake up to clear skies and mild autumn temperatures. Expect the high to reach the upper seventies, with light breezes, making it a perfect day to get outside, whether you’re heading to Centennial Park for a jog or grabbing lunch downtown on Broadway. There’s a slight chance of sprinkles tonight, but nothing to cancel your evening plans.At City Hall, big conversations are unfolding about improvements to pub...
2025-09-1803 minNashville Local PulseWeather Woes and Community Care: A Local Pulse UpdateGood morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Saturday, September 6, 2025.We start today under the threat of severe weather across the city and much of Middle Tennessee. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for damaging winds, heavy rains, and large hail, especially in areas north of I-40. Local schools like Cheatham, Robertson, Stewart, and Sumner counties have canceled all after-school activities, and some are closing their daycares early to keep students and staff safe. Multiple rounds of storms are expected to peak overnight, so we want to remind everyone listening to stay off flooded roads and watch...
2025-09-0603 minNashville Local PulseScorching Temps, Traffic Woes, and a Nashville Night to Remember - Your Local Pulse for August 15thGood morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for August fifteenth. We are waking up to a steamy start across Middle Tennessee with temps already pushing seventy nine and highs expected to soar near ninety five this afternoon. Scattered clouds bring a slim chance of a quick midday shower, but it’s mostly hot and humid, so if you have any errands or outdoor plans, hydrate and take a little extra care. We are expecting even hotter weather by Saturday, so keep that sunscreen handy heading into the weekend.Let’s talk city news, starting with transportation. The Tennessee Depa...
2025-08-1504 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchBigger Barns or Longer Tables? Sermon from August 3, 2025Have you ever wondered what Jesus would say about billionaires, tech moguls, and the world's obsession with "bigger barns"? This Sunday sermon from Ingrid McIntyre brings the parable of the rich fool (Luke 12:13-21) straight into 2025. Let's unpack her powerful message together. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.
2025-08-0817 minNashville Local PulseMusic City Roundup: Tunnel Project, Crime Updates, and Back-to-School PrepGood morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Saturday, August second. We start our day with breaking news from city hall, where the state of Tennessee has officially approved a free land lease for the ambitious Music City Loop tunnel, a high-profile project by Elon Musk’s Boring Company. While some locals are excited about future transit innovation, many are raising concerns over the lack of transparency and limited public input surrounding the decision. This development will likely bring big changes to our daily commutes, so we’ll be keeping a close eye as more details come out, especially about how...
2025-08-0203 minNashville Local PulseBrutal Sentencing, Shooting Investigation, and Relief for Shelby Park Families - Nashville Local PulseGood morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Saturday, July 26, 2025. It’s another warm start with thick clouds overhead around downtown, and temperatures are holding in the low 80s. We’re in for a steamy afternoon, reaching the mid 90s with humidity making it feel even warmer. There’s a good chance of some scattered showers and thunderstorms late in the day, so if you have outdoor plans around Centennial Park or heading to the farmers markets, be ready for possible quick downpours. Looking ahead, this heat is building through the weekend, with highs close to 98 by Monday, so keep your w...
2025-07-2603 minNashville Local PulseImmigration Debate Heats Up, Crime and Court Updates, Scorching Summer Weather in NashvilleGood morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Friday, July eighteenth. We begin today with breaking news at the intersection of politics and public safety. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem came to Nashville this morning to address what her department calls the worst of the worst criminal illegal immigrants in Tennessee. She highlighted recent ICE arrests here in Nashville, including individuals connected to gang and trafficking charges. The secretary also called for a continued crackdown and criticized city leadership over immigration policies. Tempers were high yesterday at Nashville International Airport, where State Representative Justin Jones was escorted out of a...
2025-07-1803 min
This Is NashvilleIn My Place, Episode 14: Puzzle PiecesWelcome back to our second season of In My Place. This special series educates listeners on what communities like Nashville can do to prevent and end homelessness — while caring for our neighbors who are still unhoused.In our last episode, we discussed how providers support folks in limbo while they're waiting on application responses and hear how people cope in this liminal spaceIn this episode, our guests fill us in on what happens when the paperwork finally comes through and puzzle pieces start building a hopeful picture.Over the course of nine mo...
2025-06-2449 minNashville Local Pulse"Nashville Local Pulse: Execution, Storms, Grant Funding, and Community Celebrations"Good morning, this is Nashville Local Pulse for Thursday, May 22, 2025.We begin with breaking news: Tennessee is set for its first execution in five years this morning at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution. Oscar Smith, now 75, was convicted in a 1989 triple homicide in Nashville. The case has drawn attention not just for its history but also for ongoing legal battles over the state’s new execution protocols, after a series of missteps halted executions since 2020. Smith maintains his innocence, and his attorneys are still pushing back against the state’s methods. This story will be developing throughout the day, and...
2025-05-2203 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchHope Beyond the Tomb: April 20, 2025 (Easter Sunday)On the first Easter morning, women arrived at Jesus' tomb carrying spices—and unbearably heavy hearts. They expected an ending but discovered the empty tomb: hope's door flung wide open. Rev. Ingrid McIntyre reminds us: in that moment, grief turned to astonishment, despair gave way to possibility. The ultimate finality—death itself—was transformed into new life. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.
2025-05-0617 minThis Is NashvilleIn My Place, Episode 12: Paper CutsWelcome back to our second season of In My Place. This special series educates listeners on what communities like Nashville can do to prevent and end homelessness — while caring for our neighbors who are still unhoused.In our first two episodes of this season, we talked about what the first point of contact is like between someone who’s experiencing homelessness and someone who could potentially offer help — and then how they build trust after that point.In this episode, we talk about what happens next on the road home: the processes and paperwork it takes...
2025-04-2949 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchBreaking rules for compassion: February 2, 2025This sermon from Rev. Ingrid McIntyre unpacks how Jesus challenges societal norms by prioritizing compassion over laws, urging us to redefine justice and form unlikely alliances for change. The sermon shares the story of Jesus and his disciples challenging Sabbath laws in Mark 12. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are workiong in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org
2025-02-1921 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchBreaking down barriers (October 6, 2024)Genesis, the first book of the Bible, speaks to human creation and our relationship with God and each other. Rev. Ingrid McIntyre looks into the text to see how the very beginning of the Bible speaks to our need for connection and inspires us to work for inclusion, affirmation and equity. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org
2024-10-2812 min
High School Football News for NashvilleNashville High School Football Drama: Thrills, Upsets, and Off-Field IncidentsHigh school football in Nashville is always a thrilling spectacle, but the recent week has been filled with more than just the usual gridiron excitement. Here’s a rundown of the action and some unexpected drama.### On the FieldWeek 6 of the Tennessee high school football season saw several compelling matchups. In Davidson County, Antioch faced off against Stewarts Creek, with Stewarts Creek emerging victorious 27-6. Cane Ridge edged out La Vergne 12-10, while East Nashville Magnet dominated Franklin Road Academy 43-14. Page High School had a stellar performance, defeating Glencliff 62-0.In Williamson Co...
2024-09-3002 minHigh School Football News for NashvilleHigh School Football Heating Up in Middle Tennessee Ahead of Hurricane FrancineAs the Tennessee high school football season heats up, Nashville and its surrounding areas are buzzing with excitement. We're now in Week 4 of the TSSAA season, and the schedule is packed with thrilling matchups.Due to the impending impact of Hurricane Francine, several games have been rescheduled to Thursday to ensure player and spectator safety. Here are some of the key games to watch out for in the Middle Tennessee region:- **Davidson Academy** will face off against **BGA** on Thursday, a highly anticipated matchup that promises intense competition.- **Franklin Grace** will take on...
2024-09-2002 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchHow Faith and Restored Spirits Lead to True Healing (August 4, 2024)This sermon from Rev. Ingrid McIntyre reveals the importance of self-care, faith, and trust in God's timing for healing and wholeness. Our scripture reading for this Sunday was John 6:24-35. Jesus knew the importance of moving at the pace of humanity. Ministry and care require replenishment. If Jesus took time to renew, we should too. Embrace the moments of rest and spiritual nurturing. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit...
2024-08-0814 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchMiracles in ordinary moments (July 7, 2024)Miracles are more than unexplained phenomena; they're everyday blessings that fill our lives with wonder and grace. What's the miracle in your life today? This sermon from Rev. Neelley Hicks explores the profound miracles in our lives and how God's love manifests through humility, compassion, and righteous actions. The scripture reading for this Sunday was 2 Corinthians 12:2-10. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.
2024-07-0922 minThis Is NashvilleIn My Place, Episode 4: The interconnectedness of health care, housing and homelessnessHousing is health care — which becomes especially apparent when we get to know our unhoused population. Here, we talk about what happens to people’s health and health care once they have lost their permanent housing.In My Place educates listeners on what cities like Nashville can do to prevent and end homelessness — while caring for our neighbors who are still unhoused. We talk to national and local guests about everything from best practices to worst failures and hear from people who intimately know the complexities of having nowhere to go. This show highlights how affordable housing affect...
2024-05-2850 minThis Is NashvilleHow restorative practices are changing some Nashville classroomsThe conventional methods of management and discipline rely heavily on removing struggling students from the classroom — putting them even further behind. And this discipline disproportionately affects students of color.But educators and researchers have been developing ways to avoid the school-to-prison pipeline — a lot of these fall under the umbrella of “restorative practices.” So what are these restorative practices? And how is the attempt to implement them in MNPS going?This episode was produced by Magnolia McKay.Guests:
Laura Fittz, Ph.D. Candidate, Vanderbilt University
Daren Dickson, Chief Culture Officer, Valor Collegiate Academies
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2024-05-1550 min
Everybody Leads with Tim LupinacciJustin Pitt - Executive Vice President, General Counsel, and Assistant Secretary, Community Health SystemsThis week on Everybody Leads with Tim Lupinacci, we are joined by Justin Pitt, the Executive Vice President, General Counsel, and Assistant Secretary for Community Health Systems (CHS). Before his current role, Justin served as Chief Litigation Counsel at CHS, overseeing its legal and government relations departments. He is also deeply involved in the community, actively participating in the Leadership Council of the Leadership Services Corporation and leading non-profits such as The Village at Glencliff.In the interview, Tim explores Justin’s leadership journey and the inspirations that shaped it. They delve into Justin’s leadership philosophy and...
2024-03-1337 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchMoving into the World with Love (February 4, 2024)In our sermon from February 4, 2024, Rev Ryan Dunn discusses the timeless nature of music and scripture, drawing parallels between the lyrics of an Elvis Costello song and the message of Isaiah 40. Join us as we unravel the connections between music, scripture, and the practice of faith in the modern world. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.
2024-02-0924 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchThe Ongoing Journey of Saying "Yes" in Faith (January 28, 2024)No matter where you are in your journey, know that you are never alone. Together, let's embrace the transformative invitation that leads us to thrive in faith. Our sermon from january 28, 2024 was delivered by Rev. Nick Baird-Chrisohon. Listen for the ways in which we are continually called to say "yes" in regards to the life of faith. As well as how modern faith communities are being challenged to adapt in the world. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread...
2024-02-0220 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchHoly Disruption: The Path to Hope and Becoming the People of God (January 7, 2024)Our sermon from January 7, 2024 was delivered by Pastor Nicole Nyembo. Join us in this journey of embracing holy disruption, answering God's call, and working towards a more hopeful and just world. Let's be disruptors together. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.
2024-01-1214 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchLet's Show Up and Love Radically: Following a God of Love in a World of Injustice (October 15, 2023)Have you ever felt called to speak out against something? What encouraged your boldness, or what held you back? Our sermon from October 15, 2023, was delivered by Pastor Nicole Nyembo. This sermon shows how we can embody radical love and make a difference in a world full of hate. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.
2023-11-1719 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchThriving Through Connection: Creating Sustainable CommunitiesOur sermon from October 1, 2023 was delivered by Rev. Joy Bronson. This sermon explores the importance of proactive and engaged communities and helps us identify our place in helping all people flourish. Get ready for an engaging discussion and insightful takeaways on how we can create thriving communities. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.
2023-11-1548 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchUnlocking Freedom: What Forgiveness Demands and How it Sets Us Free (September 17, 2023)Our sermon from September 17, 2023 was delivered by our lay leader, Justina Stickney. This sermon speaks on the freedom offered through forgiveness. Drawing from Matthew 18, Justina provides key steps in forgiving and explores the transformative power it holds. Let's explore forgiveness, empathy, compassion and freedom together. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.
2023-10-1017 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchBridges and Burning Coals: Navigating Relationships in a Polarized Culture (September 3, 2023)How do we overcome the deep divides in our culture? In this sermon, Rev. Ryan Dunn speaks to the challenges of living peaceably in a polarized culture. Drawing from Romans 12, we reflect on the importance of genuine love, mutual affection, and showing honor. Listen for what we can do when disagreements arise… and ultimately how the example of Christ leads us towards a harmonious existence. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spi...
2023-09-0622 min
Main Street Preps This WeekGlencliff coach Phillip Stevenson talks program's first win since 2018 + Week 3 previewPhillip Stevenson was out of coaching in 2020. Inspired by the loss of his father that year, Stevenson eventually re-entered the ranks as Glencliff's head coach in 2022. After another 0-10 finish last season, the Colts earned their first victory since 2018 on Aug. 25. Hear the inspiring story of Stevenson and the Colts on this week's episode, along with high school football analysis from host Russell Vannozzi.
2023-08-3030 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchFrom Dysfunction to Deliverance: Joseph's Story of Family and Grace (August 20, 2023)When our relationships are in chaos, is there hope for reconciliation? Rev. Regina Girten (from Connection United Methodist Church) shared the story of Joseph and his brothers on August 20, 2023. Listen for how Joseph's journey towards forgiveness can provide inspiration for healing our relationships. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org.
2023-08-2225 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchThe Power in Our Hands: Remembering Love, Connection, and the Miracle of Empathy (August 6, 2023)How does God impact your self-care? In this sermon from August 6, 2023, Rev. Neelley Hicks spoke about dealing with trauma and scarcity through a mindset of abundance and grace. Listen for ways community provides support for one another in both physical and spiritual aspects of life. As well as how to balance self-care and compassion for others. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit: www.glencliffumc.org
2023-08-0820 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchNurturing Our Souls: The Importance of Cultivating Good Soil in a Hurting World (July 16, 2023)How can we cultivate a nurturing environment where all can thrive? Rev. Nicole Nyembo talked about the Parable of the Sower on July 16, 2023. As you listen to this sermon, look for ways to actively cultivate good soil in life as well as common distractions that make us hard to bear fruit for justice and mercy. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we're working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another in our spiritual journeys, visit www.glencliffumc.org
2023-08-0717 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchLove that Hurts: Exploring Compassion in the Gospel (June 18, 2023)Our sermon for June 18, 2023 was delivered by a special guest: Kate Fields of Belmont United Methodist Church. Kate spoke about the two parts of compassion: the initial hurting, and the the commission to go and share compassion. Listen for Jesus' example of experiencing pain and for examples of compassion in action. Glencliff United Methodist Church is an inclusive and justice-seeking congregation in Nashville, Tennessee. To see how we are working in community to spread compassion and uplift one another on our spiritual journeys, visit: www.glencliffumc.org
2023-07-1321 minGlencliff United Methodist ChurchLove and Belonging: Embracing a Larger Vision of God's Beloved Community (July 2, 2023)Welcome to the Glencliff United Methodist sermon podcast. Rev. Nicole Nyembo delivered the sermon on July 2, 2023. She spoke about loving and belonging and the real rewards of welcoming through the lens of Matthew 10:40-42. Liste for perspective on how being the person of welcome affects our own sense of welcome. As well as how Jesus modeled breaking social norms to provide welcome. Glencliff United Methodist Church strives to be a faith community that is inclusive, compassion, justice-oriented and rooted in the love of Christ. We are located in Nashville, Tennessee. Find o...
2023-07-1313 minThis Is NashvilleHow rising housing costs are pushing Nashville's immigrant communities further awayHousing is on a lot of people’s minds in Nashville: how expensive it is, how hard to find it is, how many tall-and-skinnies are popping up across town, etc.
In this episode, we examine how the red-hot Nashville market specifically impacts working class and recently arrived immigrants and their families. We're joined by community members, outreach worker, and educators to learn about how development and rising rents are making cultural communities and vital services harder to access for many immigrants and recently-arrived refugees.
But first, we will hear from WPLN's Blake Farmer about what th...
2022-05-0350 min
Luther King Broadcast NetworkGBB: 01/25/22: Maplewood vs. GlencliffGBB: 01/25/22: Maplewood Lady Panthers vs. Glencliff Lady Colts
2022-01-311h 01
Chasing Dreams#33 - Childhood Dreams w/ @KandlesByKierra13 year old Kierra is the CEO of Kandles By Kierra. She began Kandles By Kierra at the age of 11 after making a kandle for her dad for Father's Day. This honor roll student juggles school, extracurricular activities such as volleyball, cheerleading, and track, driving a race car, and running her business. Using her business as a platform, Kierra continues to encourage kids to become entrepreneurs. She recently spoke to over 120 3rd grade students at Glencliff Elementary School about entrepreneurship. She is currently writing a book to encourage kids to become entrepreneurs. She enjoys networking with different businesses, doing motivational...
2020-10-1311 min
Digital HospitalityThe ‘Four Ps’ of Content Creation: Plan, Produce, Publish, Promote | Stover Harger III (Cali BBQ Media) | DH051Stover E. Harger III is telling brand stories — and so should you.
To be successful at anything, you have to know your "Why." For Stover Harger III, content publisher and digital strategist for Cali BBQ Media (and producer of this very podcast Digital Hospitality), his "Why" as a content creator has always been simple: “Any good reporter really just wants to help the world with information."
An industry veteran, category creator, and all-around story-telling multi-hyphenate, Stover got his start in print while studying journalism at college in the 2000s. While Stover was honing his craft as a writer, reporter, and edit...
2020-09-171h 09
Midstate :482020 Preseason Preview: Class 5AClass 5A area teams take center stage in this edition of the 615 Preps Preseason Preview.
11:00: Region 5 - Page, Summit, Columbia
23:00: Region 6 - Beech, Gallatin, Hillsboro, Hunters Lane, Hillwood, Glencliff
48:00: Region 7 - Clarksville, Kenwood, Northeast, Northwest, West Creek
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2020-08-171h 01
Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover: A Podcast for Future Ready LibrariansEpisode 2.11: Perception of a librarian is whatever you becomeHappy 2020! With the New Year starting, we are excited to share this episode featuring Heather West. Heather has worked for MNPS for 13 years, all at Glencliff Elementary where she also did her student teaching as an undergrad student at Vanderbilt. Heather’s teaching experience is in Kindergarten and first grade but she has found a love of all elementary grade levels in her role as librarian for the last 8 years. Heather is a mom to a 6 year old boy and has recently enjoyed introducing him to the Harry Potter series. Heather is an avid reader, mostly of the mystery genre an...
2020-01-0100 min
Midstate :48615Preps Podcast 11: East Nashville/Pearl-Cohn; Glencliff troubles; Ravenwood coaching suspensionsRecapping the East Nashville/Pearl-Cohn showdown, discussions on Glencliff's troubles and Ravenwood coaching suspensions.
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2019-10-0956 min
Independence Public LibraryAuthor Interview: Marilyn Johnson, pen name Sue SnowMarilyn Johnson has been active in literary arts for several years. She is a member of the Kansas Authors Club and is the Publicity and Writers in the Community Chairs. She has also served as Secretary for District 3, southeast Kansas of the Kansas Authors Club and is presently the Membership Chair for District 3. Besides the book Little Magpie and the Wild Pony Hunt, she is working on a sequel to that book as well as an adult time travel book, "Dancing In Time" book one of her Time Keeper series. Marilyn and her husband Ace of 17 years owned and...
2018-01-2608 min
WHIN Radio PodcastsGlencliff vs. Gallatin 10-27-17Greg Arias and Clay Carnes have the play by play action for the last game of the regular season
2017-10-293h 30
WHIN Radio PodcastsGlencliff vs. White House 8-25-17Glencliff visits White House for their Homecoming on August 25, 2017.
2017-09-172h 09