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The Beached White Male Podcast with Ken KempS6E5 Jesse Curtis, Ph.D. - The Myth of Colorblind ChristiansSend us a textWhen Ken researched his Bible School classmate, Melvin Warren, he stumbled across Dr. Curtis’ book. It referenced a familiar, legendary press conference. In 1970, at the famed Arch entrance at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Melvin made a speech as the cameras rolled and journalists scribbled notes. He claimed that the school’s racism so marred his experience as a student that he tore up his diploma and tossed it into the trash. He made national news. That incident not only drove Ken into a years-long quest to understand the dynamic of r...2025-01-3058 min
BRI With Jesse Finkelstein & Audrey Michelle Blues Radio InternationalBlues Radio International September 16, 2024 Worldwide Broadcast Feat. Curtis Salgado Live at the 2009 Blues Music Awards, Willie Cobbs, Kid Andersen, Billy the Kid Emerson and Amanda FishCurtis Salgado performs live at the 2009 Blues Music Awards in Memphis on Edition 659 of Blues Radio International, with music from Willie Cobbs, Kid Andersen, Billy The Kid Emerson and Amanda Fish.Find more at BluesRadioInternational.net2024-09-1529 min
The Critical Care Triad - The Ventilator PodcastEpisode #20 - Adaptive Support Ventilation with Jesse Carroll of Hamilton Medical - Part 2Send a text...we would love to hear from you! Summary – Part 1 & Part 2 In this episode, we would like to introduce Jesse Carroll, the EMS accounts manager for Hamilton Medical. We discuss ASV (Adaptive Support Ventilation) on the Hamilton T1 ventilator and address misconceptions and myths about the mode. We want to highlight the benefits of ASV in reducing cognitive load for clinicians and promoting lung protective strategies. The limitations and contraindications of ASV are also discussed. This conversation explores the training methods and approaches for ventilator management. The discussion emphasizes the importance of...2024-02-1124 minThe Critical Care Triad - The Ventilator PodcastEpisode #19 - Adaptive Support Ventilation with Jesse Carroll of Hamilton Medical - Part 1Send a text...we would love to hear from you! Summary – Part 1 & Part 2 In this episode, we would like to introduce Jesse Carroll, the EMS accounts manager for Hamilton Medical. We discuss ASV (Adaptive Support Ventilation) on the Hamilton T1 ventilator and address misconceptions and myths about the mode. We want to highlight the benefits of ASV in reducing cognitive load for clinicians and promoting lung protective strategies. The limitations and contraindications of ASV are also discussed. This conversation explores the training methods and approaches for ventilator management. The discussion emphasizes the importance of...2024-01-2838 min
The New Evangelicals Podcast197. The Myth of Colorblind Christianity // Jesse CurtisJesse Curtis joins the podcast to talk about his book The Myth of Colorblind Christianity: Evangelicals and the white supremacy in the Civil Rights Era. Help us launch Project Amplify Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2023-12-041h 12The New Evangelicals Podcast197. The Myth of Colorblind Christianity // Jesse CurtisJesse Curtis joins the podcast to talk about his book The Myth of Colorblind Christianity: Evangelicals and the white supremacy in the Civil Rights Era. Help us launch Project Amplify Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2023-12-041h 12
The UpWords PodcastColorblind Christianity | Jesse CurtisMany of us are taught that talking about race and racial identity in the church leads to division. Many of us would, and many still do, identify as “colorblind Christians” who didn’t see racial differences as relevant to the church.
Our guest today helps us understand that “colorblindness” has tended not to be a virtue, and is especially difficult to defend in a church context that has been shaped by American history. Historian Jesse Curtis has written a new book, The Myth of Colorblind Christians, that challenges the idea that there ever was a truly colorblind tradition...2022-11-2859 min
From the Ground Up Athletic Performance PodcastJarod Burton Episode 76 "Long Duration Isos, Compensation, Balancing the body, & High Velocity/High Volume"On Episode 76 I sat down with Jarod Burton to discuss a variety of intriguing concepts tied to athletic development. The first topic discussed is the benefit of doing long duration isometrics within training. It's important when doing Iso's that we get the most out of the process by examining tone that is prevalent in a given set of musculature. A line of logic that Jarod advances through out the conversation is the importance of training both sides of the body. If you properly leverage position and tone in isometrics practitioners can harvest the power of reciprocal inhibition, which allows f...2022-11-011h 13From the Ground Up Athletic Performance PodcastLuis Mesquita Episode 75 "Extending specialized means of training in regards to Length tension relationship, intermuscular coordination, and transfer to sport, Injury Risk assessment, Small sided gameOn Episode 75, I sat down with Luis Mesquita to discuss many different interesting concepts relating to athletic development and performance. We start out by discussing the different zones of strength and how the training of this quality extends well beyond conventional lifts when preparing field or team sport athletes. Luis breaks the quality of strength into three distinct qualities, Max strength, Explosive strength, and strength endurance. Max Strength is what individuals commonly think of when they mention strength and is the maximal amount of force production irrespective of time domains. Many times in the conversation Luis extended the line...2022-10-251h 15From the Ground Up Athletic Performance PodcastSteve Haggerty Episode 74 " Optimizing speed work and field sessions, building of strength, elasticity, and technical qualities for speed"On Episode 74, I sat down with Steve Haggerty of Parkview Sports medicine in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Much of the conversation discusses building field sessions in a manner that allows for athletes to display the desired skill of the session. Its important to fully understand the different buckets or qualities that you want to fill to help expand on field abilities. One thing that is rationalized within the conversation, is the interplay that exist among multiple skills simultaneously when displaying max velocity, acceleration, change of direction, or other plyometric efforts. Steve shares how the building and interplay of three components r...2022-10-1854 minFrom the Ground Up Athletic Performance PodcastJesse Curtis Episode 73 "In season Training Organization: American Football"On this episode I sat down to discuss my newly published article In Season Training Organization: American Football Available at From the Ground Up Athletic performance.com. The aim of the original article was to inform individuals on how I program a 15 week cycle in season, by utilizing block programming prescription to keep all qualities at a high level. The episode features talking points about the different zones that I utilize (Strength, Strength-speed, Speed-Strength, Peaking or speed) as well as the methods employed for each zone. I discuss the usage of a variety of workout styles such as French...2022-10-111h 22From the Ground Up Athletic Performance PodcastWade Houchin Episode 72 "ATG Philosophy & implementation, Neurological Considerations & SQ1"On Episode 72 I sat down with Wade Houchin of Kula Sports Performance Plano. Wade is freshly hired at Kula Performance and will be operating their Plano Branch which will open in March. Wade currently provides quality training to clients from his own set up over in the DFW area and I've been following his progression in the fitness world over the last few years. Wade utilizes a variety of techniques chief among them the ATG training system popularized by Ben Patrick. I've only mentioned this system in passing on previous episodes, so I wanted to take this opportunity to...2022-10-041h 04From the Ground Up Athletic Performance PodcastHolly Middleton Episode 71 "AiM, preferred center position & Posture, Reeducating the body to move optimally, lower body assessment & interventions"On episode 71 I sat down with Holly Middleton of Flow Movement Therapy, to discuss a variety of topics from the movement philosophy presented by Gary Ward's system AiM. Holly starts by discussing the basic philosophy and rationale presented within Aim and our first talking point centers around the term movement spectrum. Movement like all things exist on a spectrum, Holly shares how we can utilize and analyze the spectrum that a client presents to see where deficiencies or issues may lie. By expanding access to both ends of the spectrum you increase an individuals movement vocabulary and profile. One...2022-09-271h 03From the Ground Up Athletic Performance PodcastRobert Scott Episode 70 "Posture & Sensory Integration, Gait process, Involving the Spine & Ribs to build a dynamic core"On this episode I sat down with Robert Scott of Robert Scott Fitness to discuss posture, sensory integration, involving the gait process in training, and building a free flowing and powerful torso. We start by talking about shapes and how posture can determine outputs. Posture is the product of the integration of multiple sensory input systems and is much more dynamic than the static model that is normally referenced or comes to mind when the term is mentioned. Robert shares how he brings vision into his training processes and how these practices can be utilized to drive parasympathetic responses...2022-09-2055 minFrom the Ground Up Athletic Performance PodcastRob Wilson Episode 69 “ The power of bringing breathwork to athletic populations & applying the concept of resilience to life and development processes”On episode 69 I sat down with Rob Wilson to discuss how breathing influences athletic performance as well as our overall state of well being. This is a conversation full of explanations for implementing breathwork practices that help to build proper breathing mechanics. We start the discussion by defining the term breathwork and getting a better idea of the aim of a well developed breathwork regiment. Bringing breathing into training realms is definitely something that has trended upwards over the last few years, so I thought that we would be welled suited to understand what a well intentioned breath practice...2022-09-131h 15
Friends Along The WayStepping Into Freedom with Curtis HartshornCurtis Hartshorn shares about his life as a death metal screamer, and being filled with darkness. He talks about how Jesus rescued him and gave him the tools and the heart to free others who are lost. Support the show2022-09-071h 15From the Ground Up Athletic Performance PodcastBoo Schexnayder Episode 68 "Examining microcycle training progressions for high outputs, Plyometric Considerations, & In Season training considerations and methodologies"On Episode 68, I sat down with legendary track and field coach Boo Schexnayder. Coach Schexnayder had an amazing career at Louisiana State University, where he coached 19 NCAA champions and over 70 All American's during his tenure. This episode examines arranging training on both a weekly or micro scale and over an extended period of time (meso). We start the conversation by examining how Coach Schexnayder typically arranges a training week, coach Schexnayder shares that he arranges early prep training based upon three themes. Based on a 5 day approach, the neuro day is typically hit twice(Monday/Wednesday). In between these...2022-09-061h 00From the Ground Up Athletic Performance PodcastJordan Terry Episode 67 "Movement, Muscles, & Meridians: Comparing and contrasting Myofascial and Chinese Meridians"On this weeks episode I sat down with Jordan Terry of adaptable polarity to discuss his amazing new series Movement, Muscles, and Meridians. Jordan describes the series as comparing and contrasting the myofascial meridians with the energetic meridians of Chinese medicine. Jordan takes you on a visual exploration through his dynamic artistic examination of the structure and flow of the human body from the foot to the cranium and all the good stuff in between. Much of what we discuss on this episode features many of these points, what Jordan expresses and explains in his time on this show...2022-08-301h 02