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The Seconds Flat Running PodcastMile 214: The Long Run as a Spiritual Experience with Mary Grace ManganoFor many of us the long run serves a source of reflection on our place in the larger landscape of nature, humanity, creation, and existence. Author and teacher Mary Grace Mangano beautifully captures the spiritual essence of the long run in her article, "The Chapel of the Road," published last year in Plough Magazine. "The long run is a holy hour (or two, or three) that trains and shapes my heart," she writes. Earlier this week I had the pleasure of spending an hour with her discussing the shared, transcendent experience of the long run.
Mary Grace's 2024 article: https://www...
2025-08-2850 min
Drowning in QuestionsGrace v. AdyBraden Steinman is joined by Grace Mangano and Ady Baesman as they go head to head in this weeks episode of Drowning in Questions! This episode originally aired on Sept. 26, 2024 on WMCO, New Concord. 90.7 FM.
2024-10-0531 min
Linda's Keys to Academic SuccessFinding Your PathMuskingum students Jaci Stask and Olivia DeMent join Linda Hatfield for this episode about students finding their way during different college challenges. In conversation, the two students talk about their past academic struggles, their current improvements, and the futures they hope to have during and after college.This podcast was produced by the Spring 2024 MEDIA 365 Audio Production course at Muskingum University.Host Linda Hatfield is an Education Support Specialist at Muskingum University. She teaches "Keys to Academic Success," a class to help students dig into skills, tools, and strategies to help them focus on academics...
2024-04-1528 min
Linda's Keys to Academic SuccessCreating Meaningful Relationships with ProfessorsLinda Hatfield is joined by Dr. Laura Hilton, from the history department, and Dr. Brian King, from the political science and criminal justice department, to discuss the importance of connecting with students. In conversation, they discuss the importance of students connecting with professors, the impact their professors had on them, and the importance of challenging classes.This podcast was produced by the Spring 2024 MEDIA 365 Audio Production course at Muskingum University.Host Linda Hatfield is an Education Support Specialist at Muskingum University. She teaches "Keys to Academic Success," a class to help students dig into skills...
2024-03-2532 min
Linda's Keys to Academic SuccessFinally on the Right TrackHost Linda Hatfield starts season three joined by Muskingum University sophomore history major, Chipper Iacobucci, and accounting major, Jacquie Christian. In conversations with Linda, these students share their stories about struggling in the classroom and how they were able to turn it around using her advice. Chipper and Jacquie also share the inspirations and motivations that drove them to take Linda’s advice to heart.This podcast was produced by the Spring 2024 MEDIA 365 Audio Production course at Muskingum University.Host Linda Hatfield is an Education Support Specialist at Muskingum University. She teaches "Keys to Academic Su...
2024-02-1527 min
Let Go The GoatJesse Keith ButlerJesse and I discuss the process of becoming a poet, developing the work, and having it published.About Jesse Keith ButlerJesse is a formalist-leaning poet, based in Ottawa, Ontario. His work bridges traditional and contemporary poetic forms, rooted in his experience of the life of faith. He recently was a third place winner in the Kierkegaard Poetry Competition, judged by Dana Gioia and Mary Grace Mangano. His book, The Living Law, is forthcoming from Darkly Bright Press. Find out more about Jesse on his website, jkbpoetry.wordpress.com.About Mike RippyMike has worked in the...
2023-12-0331 min
The Reformed Journal Podcast“Desert Eyes” by Mary Grace ManganoIn this episode of the poetry edition, Rose Postma interviews Mary Grace Mangano about her poem “Desert Eyes.” Mary Grace has worked as a middle and high school English teacher in several major cities and has published freelance and creative writing. She received her MFA in Creative Writing at the University of St. Thomas in Houston as an inaugural Gioia Family Fellowship recipient and as a member of the first cohort to graduate from the program. Currently, she is an adjunct professor teaching a first-year course on the Catholic intellectual tradition at Seton Hall University.
2023-10-1008 min
Cápsula Cryptonika[74] En honor a las mujeres🚀🙌🏽❤️En este episodio celebramos la mujer haciendo mención de 11 mujeres que son de inspiración para nosotras, apropósito del día de la mujer, que se celebra el 8 de marzo de cada año.
¿Pero como nace este día y porque le dedicaron un día a la mujer?
La leyenda cuenta que se adoptó en honor a las 129 mujeres que murieron en una fábrica textil de Estados Unidos en 1908 cuando el empresario, ante la huelga de las trabajadoras, prendió fuego a la empresa con todas las mujeres dentro. Durante una huelga en r...
2023-03-151h 05
Dear Multi-hyphenate#49 - Alex Matteo: The Saturn ReturnAccording to Alex, a multi-hyphenate is someone who sees the world and wants to offer their own prism.
All her friends think she’s crazy -- with her crystals adorning her dressing room at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre on Broadway. But Alex brings up The Saturn Return, which is a personal change that happens in a human’s life around every 30 years. Connecting it to the theatre, she looks at it like the three acts of a person's life.
Alex was fortunate when she graduated from The Boston Conservatory in 2011. She was asked by a profes...
2021-07-2146 min
CDA cinémaCDA CINÉMA — "Œdipe Roi" (1967) par Alain BergalaCycle PASOLINI — S01E06
Critique et analyse du film ŒDIPE ROI par Alain Bergala dans le cadre de la saison 2020-2021 au Centre des arts d'Enghien-les-Bains.
Alain Bergala a été rédacteur en chef aux Cahiers du cinéma. Il est également auteur, réalisateur, enseignant.
Enregistrement intégral de son intervention le 19 mars 2021.
ŒDIPE ROI
Un film de Pier Paolo Pasolini / 1967 / VOSTFR / 1h44 / avec Franco Citti, Silvana Mangano, Alida Valli Œdipe naît d’une mère douce et aimante et d’un père jaloux de l’amour qu’elle porte à...
2021-06-2457 min
The Italian Diary: Reflections of a Canadian-Italian DaughterMy Name: SilvanaSilvana Saccomani, April 2021
There is only one thing that we carry with us from birth to our death and beyond.
It’s our name. And in my case, it’s always caused me piccoli problemi.
At the time of my birth, my Italian immigrant parents had just arrived in their newly adopted country of Canada, looking for a better life. My dad, in fact, was not at my mom’s side when she was in labour. Instead, he was in a job line at the Crow’s Nest Coal company where he went every day...
2021-05-2406 min
NC F&B PodcastLambstock 'Liquification' (Matthew Bettinger, Brittanny Anderson, Kristel Poole & Brian LoRusso)Episode 2 - The Liquification of Lambstock We focus on the drinks at Lambstock by starting with our GM of the NC F&Bar, Matthew Bettinger of C.Grace Raleigh, NC & Sidebar, Cary, NC. Later, we talk with the ladies from Virginia, Chef Brittanny Anderson (Metzger Bar + Butchery & Brenner Pass) & GM of the VA Bar Kristel Poole of Graffiato. Lastly, we finish up with former guest, Bartender of Dogwoods Southern Table in Charlotte, Brian 'The Hammer' LoRusso. Sponsors: The CurEat App (Steve Mangano) Food-Seen Van Daughtry Consulting Audio Produced/Edited: Max Trujillo
2017-09-2045 min