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The Lantern with Dr. Ryan MartinEp. 9: Mary Gallagher – Punchlines and Personal GrowthIn this episode of The Lantern, Ryan sits down with actor, comedian, and UW-Green Bay alum Mary Gallagher, whose career includes appearances on Friends, How I Met Your Mother, The West Wing, Flightplan, and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Mary shares the unexpected path that led her from a quiet, artistic childhood in Wisconsin to the stages of Second City and the studios of Los Angeles.Through stories about bold choices, early heartbreaks (including a memorable Sam Kinison opener), and transformative moments with icons like Jodie Foster, Mary reflects on the power of presence, worthiness, and...
2025-11-2542 minThe Lantern with Dr. Ryan MartinEp. 8: Eric Genrich – Homegrown LeadershipIn this episode of The Lantern, host Ryan Martin sits down with Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich to talk about public service, community, and what it means to lead with curiosity. From his start in local government to his ongoing work strengthening connections between the city and its people, Mayor Genrich reflects on what drives him—his deep roots in Green Bay, a belief in the power of collaboration, and the everyday inspiration he finds in the people around him. Together, they discuss mentorship, political life, civic engagement, and why “being a regular person” might just be the key to gre...
2025-11-1136 minThe Lantern with Dr. Ryan MartinEp. 7: Alison Jane Martingano – Understanding Empathy and Putting in the WorkDr. Alison Jane Martingano believes most people are good — not perfect, not flawless, but genuinely trying their best. And she’s got the research to prove it.In this episode, host Dr. Ryan Martin chats with Dr. Martingano, assistant professor of psychology and head of UW–Green Bay’s Social Research Lab, about what empathy really means, why it’s so hard (but so worth it), and how things like books, conversations, and even a little curiosity can make us better at understanding each other.🎧 Listen, subscribe, and follow for more powerful stories from Northeastern Wisconsin and...
2025-10-2830 minThe Lantern with Dr. Ryan MartinEp. 6: Corey Behnke – Gardens, Grit, and Going LiveCorey Behnke has produced the worldwide New Year’s Eve broadcast in Times Square for more than a decade, co-founded Cheesehead TV for Green Bay Packers fans, and now finds new passion tending a pollinator garden across from Lambeau Field. In this episode of The Lantern, Corey joins host Ryan Martin to talk about risk, resilience, and the creative drive that connects livestreams, sports, and soil.Find Corey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coreybehnke/🎧 Listen, subscribe, and follow for more powerful stories from Northeastern Wisconsin and beyond. Watch on YouTube Support...
2025-10-1436 minThe Lantern with Dr. Ryan MartinEp. 5: Barb LaMue – Championing Startups and Developing TalentIn this episode of The Lantern, host Ryan Martin talks with Barb LaMue, President and CEO of New North, Inc., about her journey from growing up on a family farm to leading economic development across 18 counties in Northeast Wisconsin. Barb shares the story of her grandparents’ immigration, her passion for mentoring veteran-, women-, and diverse-owned businesses, and the programs she leads to connect talent, startups, and communities. Her insights on opportunity, resilience, and giving back highlight how personal values and professional missions can align to create lasting impact.🎧 Listen, subscribe, and follow for more powerful stories from North...
2025-09-3029 minThe Lantern with Dr. Ryan MartinEp. 4: Adam Kinzinger – From the Cockpit to the CapitolIn this episode of The Lantern, Adam Kinzinger – former Congressman of Illinois' 16th District and Lieutenant Colonel in the Air National Guard – joins Ryan Martin for a candid conversation about standing alone, pushing through doubt, and what it really means to lead with integrity. From imposter syndrome to national unity, Kinzinger reflects on the personal cost of breaking with his party and why he still believes the next generation can rebuild our politics—if they’re willing to do it differently.🎧 Listen, subscribe, and follow for more powerful stories from Northeastern Wisconsin and beyond.Watch on YouTube
2025-09-1619 minThe Lantern with Dr. Ryan MartinEp. 3: Brian Johnson – Scrappy, Curious, and Community-MindedIn this episode of The Lantern Podcast, Dr. Ryan Martin sits down with Brian Johnson, CEO and driving force behind On Broadway — a dynamic local organization where vision, creativity, and community come together. Discover how Brian overcame unique challenges, built his platform from the ground up, and continues to spark positive change right here in Green Bay.🎧 Listen, subscribe, and follow for more powerful stories from Northeastern Wisconsin and beyond.Watch on YouTube Support on PatreonLearn more
2025-09-0236 minThe Lantern with Dr. Ryan MartinEp. 2: Chris Kimbrough — From Badge to BarbershopIn this episode of The Lantern, Dr. Ryan Martin talks withChris Kimbrough—former police officer turned entrepreneur, community leader,and owner of Starz Barber and Beauty. Chris shares how his journey from badgeto barbershop was fueled by resilience, faith, and a deep commitment to givingback. From building a business where clients become family to hosting GreenBay’s All Starz Youth Celebration, his story is about turning struggle intoservice and using every cut as a chance to uplift others.🎧 Listen, subscribe, and fol...
2025-08-1936 minThe Lantern with Dr. Ryan MartinEp. 1: Jyll Everman - Revenge, Resilience, and Really Good FoodIn this premiere episode of The Lantern, Dr. Ryan Martin sits down with Jyll Everman, Owner and Executive Chef at Gather on Broadway and Host for Fox 11 Living, to explore what it means to start from the ground up. From her path from culinary school to reality TV to building a business from scratch, this conversation is full of stories about resilience, discovery, and transformation.🎧 Listen, subscribe, and follow for more powerful stories from Northeastern Wisconsin and beyond.Watch on YouTubeSupport on PatreonLearn more
2025-08-0430 min
HuntStand PodcastMandy Harling - NWTF & The Fight for Hunting’s FutureHunting’s social acceptance is shifting, and in some areas, it's on the decline. We sit down with Mandy Harling from NWTF to discuss the biggest challenges, key misconceptions, and what’s being done to promote a positive future for hunting. Tune in to learn how hunters, brands, and conservation groups can work together to change the narrative.Join the NWTF here: https://your.nwtf.org/members/membership/Check Out Hunt For Good here: https://huntforgood.com/ Check Out Council to Advance Hunting and the...
2025-03-0743 min
Guns and Mental Health by Walk the Talk AmericaEp 123: Joe Bartozzi, President and CEO of NSSFJoe Bartozzi, the president and CEO of the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), joins Mike and Jake to discuss his history working in the firearm industry, suicide prevention, and the NSSF's role and activities in advocating the gun industry. Joe is the President and CEO of the National Shooting Sports Foundation (“NSSF”) and the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers’ Institute (“SAAMI”). He is also the Chairman of the Project ChildSafe® Foundation. He has spent over 40 years in a variety of technical, legal, and executive management roles.He is currently a member of the Board of Directors for the Cou...
2024-08-291h 21
Kinder OutdoorsJuly 6, 2024 - Broadcast-SiriusXM-Radio Stations Across the U.S.Special Guests:
• Swanny Evans, CAHSS-Director of Research and Development
• Corey Mason, CEO-Dallas Safari Club
• John Hanks, LDFW
Meet Kinder Outdoors Pro Staff...
2024-07-061h 39
District of ConservationEP 444: Hunting, Shooting Sports Approval Decreases + Nuclear EnergyIn Episode 444 of District of Conservation, Gabriella discusses a new CAHSS/Responsive Management study showing a slight decline of approval for hunting and shooting sports and why nuclear energy most be catalyzed. Tune in to learn more!
SHOW NOTES
Americans’ Attitudes Toward Hunting and Sport Shooting Report Identifies Decline
America Needs to Supercharge Nuclear Energy
ADVANCE ACT BRINGS SUPPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT, DEPLOYMENT OF NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGIES TO PRESIDENT BIDEN
Bipartisan nuclear bill heads to Biden’s desk as some analysts question potential safety impacts
2024-06-2426 min
CAHSS Podcast Series - Animal Health InsightsManaging Mutual Microbes: One Health, farm animals, and AMR. with Dr. Mohamed Rhouma. Animal Health Insights, Ep. 23a, June 14, 2023Antibiotics (one type of antimicrobial medication) are used in both veterinary and human medicine to treat and to prevent bacterial infections. Antimicrobial medications are classified based on the kind of pathogen they fight – for example, antibiotics are used against bacteria, antivirals against viruses, antifungals against fungal infections, etc. The development of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) highlighted the use of antimicrobials in the human and veterinary worlds, leading to increased monitoring of antimicrobial use (AMU) and dispensing practices, as well as surveillance of resistance to these medications. In recent years veterinarians and producers around the world experienced many changes regarding how an...
2023-06-1523 min
Civil Discourse: This Is Not a Safe SpaceWhat's Going On?Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On - https://youtube.com/watch?v=Y9KC7uhMY9s&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarEcivildiscoursetnss@gmail.comhttps://mises.org/library/social-contract-critiquehttps://mises.org/library/lack-police-accountability-shows-social-contract-isnt-workinghttps://uca.edu/cahss/files/2020/07/Nation-CLA-2019.pdfhttps://plato.stanford.edu/entries/contractarianism-contemporary/The Flicks Capacitor - https://anchor.fm/the-flicks-capictor-podcast
2023-03-221h 19
Psychology and StuffEpisode 127: How to Make and Keep Adult Friendships (w/Dr. Regan Gurung)In this episode, Ryan Martin and Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges talk with Dr. Regan A.R. Gurung about the psychology of making and keeping friendships as adults Psychology and Stuff is the Psychology Podcast out of Phoenix Studios at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Questions from the audience welcomed. This is a Common CAHSS event.
2022-12-0843 minCAHSS Podcast Series - Animal Health InsightsPreventing Avian Influenza with Dr. Jean-Pierre Vaillancourt. Animal Health Insights, Ep. 15. May 6, 2022Spring has sprung in North America – and with the return of these migrating birds, we see predictable waves of poultry infections with influenza. Each year there is the potential for different strains of this flu to impact the health of our egg and meat producing birds – whether they are raised in small backyard flocks or in commercial poultry production systems.
Dr. Jean-Pierre Vaillancourt – a veterinarian, epidemiologist, and professor of veterinary medicine at the Université de Montreal, is an expert in poultry health and biosecurity – and focuses on developing strategies to help to control the risk of infection with dise...
2022-05-061h 03
Native Minnesota with Rebecca Crooks-StrattonBuilding trust with tribal nations with Karen DiverIn this episode, Rebecca welcomes Karen Diver, the senior advisor to the president for Native American Affairs at the University of Minnesota. Their conversation centers around the university’s history with tribal governments and how higher education institutions can rebuild trust with Indigenous peoples. They also talk about Karen’s own educational experiences and her extensive career – including serving as President Obama’s Special Assistant for Native American Affairs.
EPISODE RESOURCES
University of Minnesota: https://twin-cities.umn.edu/
University of Minnesota Duluth’s Master of Tribal Administration & Governance program: https://cahss.d.umn.edu/departments/american-indian-studies/mtag
Native American Promise Tuition Pr...
2022-04-2156 minCAHSS Podcast Series - Animal Health InsightsCalling in the Feds: The Nitty-Gritty with Drs. Luc Bergeron and Margaret McGeoghegan. Animal Health Insights, Ep. 11b, Nov. 26, 2021Some diseases have the potential to be so threatening to animal or human health, or so rapidly contagious, that veterinary authorities need to aware of a single case as soon as possible. For some of these reportable diseases, actions or interventions are required immediately, while for others, veterinary authorities need to be aware of their occurrence simply for disease surveillance and monitoring purposes. Veterinarians in practice, and even animal owners, are required to contact these authorities if they have even just the suspicion that an animal *might* have one of these reportable infections.
Once a veterinarian has...
2021-11-2639 min
In The MarginsEP 54 Connection to Place, Belonging, & Security for Native Students in STEM: Meet Geoscientist Dr. Wendy F. Smythe, of the Alaska Native Xáadas (Haida)In this episode of In The Margins, we feature a lecture from the University of Alaska Southeast's (UAS) fall 2021 lecture series—Evening at Egan. Tune in as geoscientist Dr. Wendy Smythe, a Haida woman, speaks about her personal journey in STEM and the importance of traditional knowledge systems in the development of K-12 curriculum. KEY POINTS: Dr. Wendy F. Smythe's academic journey How Dr. Smythe's experiences as a Haida woman impact her work Tying culture to curriculum - connecting traditional knowledge with science How diversity in both ethnicity and discipline increases innovation Turning the focus fr...
2021-11-111h 00
Teaching Matters EdinburghThe Curriculum Transformation ProgrammeThis episode accompanies our July-August 'Hot Topic': “Lessons from the Learning and Teaching Conference 2021“.
In what has the student experience changed such that needs outmatch support? What skills do recent Edinburgh graduates consider most valuable? How do we model an ‘Edinburgh Graduate’ without sacrificing diversity and individuality? These questions are addressed by the Curriculum Transformation Programme Board in this exciting premiere of our Learning and Teaching Conference series.
Members of the board Colm Harmon, Vice-Principal of Students, Richard Andrews, Head of Moray House School of Education and Sport, Iain Gordon, Head of School of Mathematics, and Lisa...
2021-07-2826 min
Serious FunEpisode 39: Localizing the Legend (w/ Scott Strichart)We are living in a golden age for globalized pop culture – we have access to television, film, music, video games, books and comics from all over the world on a scale never before seen. Have you ever thought about what it takes to bring pop culture from one culture to another, though? Scott Strichart has – and as the Senior Localization Producer for the Yakuza series at Sega, he has had a hand in bringing some of the most daunting, complex, and beloved Japanese video games to Western audiences. In this episode, Bryan talks with Scott about the challenges and joys of l...
2021-02-1859 min
National Wildlife Federation OutdoorsR3 and Keeping Hunting Growing Beyond 2020 with Sam PedderSam Pedder of the Council to Advance the Hunting and Shooting Sports joins Aaron Kindle to discuss the trends in hunting participation, how 2020 was an anomaly, and what we can do to keep those who returned to hunting or hunted for the first time in 2020 in our ranks and part of conservation.
*Note - Sam mentioned the contribution from excises taxes as roughly $80 million annually. The actual contribution is roughly $600 million annually. Sam knew immediately that she had misspoken and wanted a note reflecting the correct value. Thanks Sam!
Learn more here:
Council t...
2021-01-2251 minPsychology and StuffEpisode 98: Sustainability in Psychology (LIVE) (W/ Dr. Wilson-Doenges)In this amazing sustainability-themed episode we interview the host your know and love, Georjeanna, LIVE from the Common CAHSS conference at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay! You won't want to miss our upcycling of classic games at the end of this episode!
2020-12-1748 minDistrict of ConservationEP 108: Samantha Pedder, Director of Operations at Council to Advance Hunting and Shooting SportsIn Episode 108 of District of Conservation, Gabriella spoke to Samantha Pedder—Director of Operations at the Council to Advance Hunting and Shooting Sports.
She previously served as the Manager of Outreach and Diversity for the National Shooting Sports Foundation and the Hunting Outreach Specialist for the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Samantha has spent her career focusing on improving contemporary R3 practices through each of these organizations. Samantha holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Penn State University, a Master of Natural Resources from Utah State University and just recently finished a Master of Business Administration from Georgia Southern Uni...
2020-09-2926 minCAHSS Podcast Series - Animal Health InsightsCAHSS Governance Charter (EN)Governance charter for consultation with Canadian Animal Health Surveillance System members
2020-09-1608 minCAHSS Podcast Series - Animal Health InsightsCAHSS Strategic Plan 2020-2025 (EN)Strategic plan 2020-2025 for consultation with Canadian Animal Health Surveillance System members
2020-09-1608 min
Beyond the Bow, Presented by ATA024: What is the R3 Movement?Recruitment, Retainment, and Reaction of archers and bowhunters...That's what the R3 movement is all about! This episode includes a recording from an R3 Coffee Talk held at the 2020 ATA Trade Show where panelists Dan Forster (ATA), Kristen Black (CAHSS), and Josh Gold (ATA) discuss how R3 programs are essential for the future of our industry and answer questions from ATA members in attendance.
2020-07-0151 min
The Wild InitiativeCCB - Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports (CAHSS)Kristen Black, Manager of Communications for the Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports, joins Sam on today's Conservation Coffee Break. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-02-0810 min
Serious FunEpisode 34: War Crimes, Brought to You By Mountain Dew (w/ Eric Morgan)In 2013, the Red Cross issued a statement calling on the video game industry to reconsider how it presented war and war crimes. Six years later, after the controversial release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, how much has changed? Do video games accurately depict war crimes and their consequences? And as artificial intelligence trains on games like Starcraft, should we be worried about what these programs are learning? Bryan sits down with UWGB Democracy and Justice Studies professor Eric Morgan to talk about all these issues and more as part of the 2019 Common CAHSS Human Rights conference.
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Thanks to...
2019-12-1139 minPsychology and StuffJoin us on December 10th for Common CAHSSOn December 10, 2019 the UW-Green Bay College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (CAHSS, pronounced "cause") will be hosting our first ever Common CAHSS Conference. The year, the cause we're focusing on is human rights. Learn more at www.uwgb.edu/common-cahss.
2019-11-2007 min
Exploring Different BrainsThe Psychology of Acculturation, with Pei-Fen Li, Ph.D. of Nova Southeastern University | EDB 170Hackie Reitman, M.D. explores acculturation with Pei-Fen Li, Ph.D.
(27 minutes) Dr. Pei-Fen Li is an Assistant Professor of Marriage and Family Therapy and an Institutional Review Board Representative from Nova Southeastern University, located in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Dr. Pei-Fen Li’s research interests include dyadic analyses of couples’ relational factors, application of MFT models in Eastern cultures, acculturation of immigrant families, reentry experiences of international students and Solution Focused Brief Therapy intervention with parents of children with Autism. Dr. Li is committed to the application of MFT theories in different countries and in the development of culturally-sensitive strategies in d...
2019-06-0627 min
Mule Deer Foundation - Talking Mule Deer PodcastS2 E17 - NSSF and CAHSS with Bill Dunne and Samantha PedderS2 E17 - R3 Efforts with NSSF’s Bill Dunn and Samantha Pedder with CAHSS
This week we are talking about Recruitment, Retention and Reactivation (R3) efforts being coordinated through the Council to Advance Hunting and Shooting Sports (CAHSS) and the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF). Samantha Pedder with CAHSS and Bill Dunn with NSSF are talking with Steve and Jodi about what hunting organizations are doing to get more people outdoors. We hear about how traditional recruitment of hunters and shooters through family connections isn’t enough to help rebuild the participation rate in these purs...
2019-06-0329 min
East to West Hunting PodcastR3 and the Future of Hunting: Samantha Pedder of CAHSSEpisode 46: R3 The Future of Hunting with Samantha Pedder of the Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports The future of hunting, fishing, shooting and North American Conservation is in our hands. There's a lot to learn about how we can most effectively pass this legacy down to the next generation of hunter angler conservationists. This week, we're thrilled to be talking with Samantha Pedder at the Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports (CAHSS) about the importance of R3 - recruitment, retention and reactivation. We talk about R3 research, audience...
2019-02-111h 06District of ConservationEP 15: The Greater Sage Grouse, Sportsmen's Package Must Pass, WOTUS Rule Reform is Conservation WinIn Episode 15 of District of Conservation, Gabriella explains the situation with the greater sage grouse and reforms to the 2015 plan; conservation groups backing a "Sportsmen's Package" during the Lame Duck Session, and newly announced plans to scale back the overreaches of the 2015 Waters of the U.S. which subjects all bodies of water, including puddles and ditches, to regulation.
SHOW NOTES:
SAGE GROUSE
IUCN Status on Sage Grouse and Threats to It: https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/22679503/92816586
Final Records of Decision from September 2015 explaining plan for greater sage grouse: https://www.doi.gov/pressreleases/historic-conservation-campaign-protects-greater-sage-grouse
Pew on 2015 sage grouse plan...
2018-12-1120 min
Rut and River Pursuits PodcastSamantha Pedder- The Council to Advance Hunting and Shooting SportsSamantha Pedder!!! Sam comes to us from the Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports. Sam drives by the Sonic Campfire to talk about ways to proliferate participation in the sport and lifestyle we love. For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com Follow us on social media by searching Rut and River Pursuits. Music: The Native Howl Web: www.cahss.org Twitter: The Council @thanks4hunting Facebook: Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports
2018-11-2551 min
The iPad Show (audio)Episode 5, Shelley Green and Valerie Judd discuss WHO is Equine Therapy for, Stable Place, and the direction of Equin...WHERE TO FIND DR. SHELLEY GREEN: Shelley Green is an LMFT (Licensed Marriage and Family therapist) and Professor of Family Therapy at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL. You can learn more about Dr. Greens work at: http://cahss.nova.edu/faculty/green.html WHERE TO FIND VALERIE JUDD: Valerie Judd is the Executive Director of Stable Place, which offers equine assisted clinical services, education, and training in Fort Lauderdale, FL. You can learn more at: http://www.stableplace.org/ WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM EQUINE THERAPY: Counseling, psychology, and family therapy students can enhance their clinical skills and understanding; ma...
2016-11-1623 min