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Tailgate Guys BBQ PodcastTailgate Guys BBQ Podcast, Episode 313: Brant Champoux, Chuck SimpsonEpisode 313 of the Tailgate Guys BBQ Podcast takes us back “Under the Rader” to learn the story of an up-and-coming competition team. This time it’s Brant Champoux from Second Hand Smoke out of Oskaloosa, Iowa. Brant discusses his journey from the backyard division to taking on all four meats in 2025, with a terrific showing in his first KCBS competition of the season. There’s a terrific competition coming up in west-central Missouri. It’s the 7th annual Smokin’ on the Osage in Osceola with all the amenities a great contest needs. Chuck Simpson, who organizes the KCBS Masters...2025-07-0850 min
Marriage Mania MinistryEP 107 | Parenting your teens biblically to address issues they face.Our teenagers (teens) face so many issues and parents must be their number one ‘go-to’ person. Parents have influence and we need to embrace our children with godly love to make their home a safe place to have these deep conversations “Behind close doors”. Join us as we talk about marriage and family with Jessica Peck as she talks about her book called “Behind close doors”.Jessica Peck www.drnursemama.comInstagram/FB: @drnursemamaDaily Radio show on @AFRTALK ▬▬ WELCOME ▬▬Welcome to Marriage Mania Ministry! WE to spread the Word of God and focus on Marri...2024-10-2939 min
Can you help me give a sh*t?What's right with you?For the final episode of season 1, Becca is rejoined by Liz and Jess to discuss a question they've each found it helpful to use when working with tweens and teens, whether as their kids or students: what's right with you? Liz opens it up with a story many parents can relate to of how hard it can be sometimes not to slip out with a "what's wrong with you?" when a kid makes a particularly big slip that just seems inexplicable, and this turns into a conversation about how we can help ourselves and our teens notice that what's...2024-10-0922 minCan you help me give a sh*t?When to use extrinsic motivation as a parent?Recently a listener reached out to Becca to ask about when to focus on building sustainable motivation vs when to just use standard extrinsic motivators, like rewards and punishments. To discuss this topic, Becca pulled in her spouse and co-parent, Mark Fasano, because it's both a topic with no one-size-fits-all-answer, and a topic they've discussed many times before. Becca shares how her tendency is to err on the side o building sustainable motivation, Mark on how his is to prioritize whatever will get the job done in the moment. They share examples of when it's worked well to learn...2024-10-0234 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How do you get your teen to listen to you when they want to listen to their friends more?This week, Becca is joined by Cath Covacin, founder of Keys to Potential, who discusses key strategies she's learned form teaching young people in Australia on how to engage with tweens and teens so they want to listen to and connect with you even though the brain development is urging them to do a lot more listening to their peers. You can learn more about Cath's work, including her book and online courses for students, at KeystoPotential.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-09-2532 min
That Optimism Man Victor PertonThe Learned Optimist Professor Jessica Koehler on the Virtues of Rational OptimismIn this episode, Victor Perton speaks with Professor Jessica Koehler, a renowned expert in psychology and an advocate for cultivating optimism. Jessica shares her personal journey from a self-described "worrier" to a learned optimist, discussing how her studies in psychology and life experiences have shaped her optimistic outlook. Despite initial pessimistic tendencies, Jessica has actively worked to "flip the script" and now encourages others to challenge negative thoughts and focus on what they can control in life.
Jessica highlights the significance of optimism as a mindset that can be nurtured, offering practical tips to help listeners shift towards more positive...2024-09-201h 02Can you help me give a sh*t?When we're in charge but not in controlHigh school teacher Diane Manser started a journal a few years ago, trying to navigate the emotional work of being a teacher. At the request of other teachers, she turned that into the book I Didn't Sign Up For This. She joins today's conversation to share the key insight sh had as a teacher that allowed her to change how she navigates the hard emotional labor of teaching (& parenting): being in charge is not the same as being in control. She and Becca chat about how there's a lot of overlap between what motivates young people to learn and...2024-09-1843 minCan you help me give a sh*t?Youtube vs college: Which is better?In contrast with last week's episode, this week we delve into the flip side of the college question with Kadeem Leslie. He was a straight A student in college, went on to get a Master's degree, and then became an entrepreneur and investor -- and began to wonder at the exact return on investment (ROI) of college degrees. He shares his somewhat controversial but thoughtful take on how parents and students could work together to evaluate whether college or a more entrepreneurial, non-college pathway might be the best fit for a teenager interested in figuring out how they're going...2024-09-1146 minCan you help me give a sh*t?What do college-bound h.s. sophomores sometimes overlook?Often, students and families don't start thinking about college readiness until their junior year of high school. Or, on the flip side, some families have been thinking about it since elementary school, carefully selecting every move that might lead to that perfect college application. Either way, former guidance counselor Briana Rahmani noticed that there's something many families overlook: the importance of exploration. Listen to today's episode to understand the important role exploration without too much pressure plays in college readiness. And learn even more valuable tips and resources at Briana's website, thecollegeinme.com and @thecollegeinme on IG and facebook.2024-09-0429 minCan you help me give a sh*t?Why is connection essential to help teens avoid substance abuse?Today's episode is a very candid (and explicit--there are a lot of curse words in this one) conversation with recovering addict Rory Londer about how connection allowed him to come back from drug use that had him living unhoused and stealing to get his next high. He shares his full story in his book, Should've Been Dead, but in today's episode he shares the parts of his story that are most relevant for parents and educators working with young people. Rory speaks about the young people he has connected with and helped since getting clean and coming to speak at...2024-08-281h 04
The Rational EgoistThe Rational Egoist: Understanding Cognitive Biases with Dr. Jessica KoehlerThe Rational Egoist: Understanding Cognitive Biases with Dr. Jessica KoehlerIn this episode of The Rational Egoist, host Michael Liebowitz welcomes Dr. Jessica Koehler, an Associate Faculty member in the University of Arizona Global Campus Psychology Department, to discuss cognitive biases.
Dr. Koehler delves into the various types of cognitive biases that influence our thinking and decision-making, explaining how these mental shortcuts can lead to errors in judgment. Through a thoughtful exploration of these biases, she offers strategies for recognizing and mitigating their effects in everyday life.
This episode provides valuable insights into the workings of...2024-08-2653 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How do I help my teen when they're losing their stuff?In this episode, we discuss a question many parents and educators share: how do I handle it when the teen in front of me is just absolutely losing their you-know-what in front of me? We've all been there: the teen or pre-teen in front of us is realy upset, crying or yelling, and we're wondering "well now what do I do?" Shahin has faced this experience directly herself as a parent, and coached many parents on how to approach it as a mindfulness teacher, and she shares tips today on how to navigate those emotionally fraught moments without regrets...2024-08-2133 minCan you help me give a sh*t?Why is motivation especially hard in middle school?In this episode, teacher Kelly Tag, who has taught across the K-12 spectrum in a variety of school environments, joins us to talk about why middle school can be an especially tricky time for motivation -- for both students and teachers! Becca and Kelly wrangle through their different opinions in what the best motivators are for this age group (grades, test scores, love of learning?), and Kelly shares stories from her range of classroom experiences. You can find out more about Kelly on her YouTube channel Teacher Kelly Tag where she talks about all things education. Hosted on...2024-08-1432 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How do we navigate the arts vs STEM debate with teens?In today's episode, Becca interviews Leslie Kuny, long-time dance educator, about the question she's heard many parents and young people ask: do I have to pick between STEM and the arts? They get into some slightly spicy opinions (there's one curse word used today, hence the explicit rating this time!) on whether abandoning arts extracurriculars when students hit the heavier academic load of high school is worth it, and why so many students feel like that's what they have to do. You can learn more about Leslie by checking her out on instagram @lesliekuny or at lesliekuny.com (though she...2024-08-0744 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How do you approach difficult conversations with pre-teens and teens?In today's episode, Becca interviews Heather Criswell, serial entrepreneur, mom, and experienced educator about how to have more meaningful conversations -- and how to handle the difficult conversations that sometimes arise, especially for the parents and educators of pre-teens and teens. Heather discusses the importance of regulating yourself before you try to have a conversation, how to do that, and how to identify and put out the energy that help kids and adults have the kinds of conversations you are looking to have. You can find out more about Heather at heathercriswell.com, where you can...2024-07-3149 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How can we help support meaningful choices in and around school?In today's episode, Becca, Jess, and Liz delve into the C (meaningful choices) of the ABCDs of motivation to explore what those look like in middle and high school, why they can feel risky to parents, and why they're essential to preparing young people to be effective in college and general adulting. Becca and Liz share some personal stories of times they've struggled with this and what criteria they use to distinguish between choices parents need to restrict and ones they don't need to be so controlled about. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-07-2427 minCan you help me give a sh*t?What can you do about procrastination?Procrastinators, unite! Eventually. Once we get that one thing done...oh, then that other thing. Wait, are there any interesting new reels to watch? Chances are, if you're reading this, you, or someone you know, sometimes find procrastination hard to avoid. So in today's episode, Becca, Grace, Jess, and Liz talk about procrastination -- how we all can relate, why Grace thinks it's inevitable for students (herself included) to struggle with it, and the various strategies that have helped each of us and the students we work with to navigate out of procrastination. Included in this...2024-07-1732 minCan you help me give a sh*t?What do college students wish they'd known in high school?To celebrate the launch of the book this week, we revisit a favorite topic with a fresh perspective: another interviewee from the book joins Grace and Becca to discuss his insights now, two years later, on what he wishes he'd known or done in high school now that he's in college. Ira gets into the value of extra-curriculars and internships (or co-ops, depending on the term you like best!) in both high school and college, not for the sake of the future but to make your learning experiences memorable and meaningful in the moment. Grace and Ira talk about what...2024-07-1027 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How can parents and educators support LGBTQ+ youth?On today's show, Becca dives into a lively conversation with Dr. Lulu, aka The Momatrician, about how parents and educators who care about LGBTQ+ youth can best support them. Listen to learn about how Dr. Lulu learned from her own mistakes as the parent of a trans child, why it's important to understand the difference between gender identity, gender expression, and genitalia, and even why we should scrub the phrase "committed suicide" from our lexicon. While the language in this episode is clean, this may not be the right episode to listen to with kids by your side since...2024-07-0344 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How do you find your people?This episode jumps into a question raised by a young person looking for ideas on finding their people, especially in college. Grace, Becca, and Jess discuss why that first year of college can be an especially tricky time to find a real sense of belonging, why it's worthwhile, and some strategies Grace stumbled into in her subsequent years of college that helped her find friends she really connected with. Though this episode focuses on that first year of college, the feelings and ideas relate to high school (we talk about one of the stories shared by an interviewee in the...2024-06-2625 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How can adults help support positive peer relationships?As kids approach and enter adolescence, it becomes more challenging for educators and parents to know what they can do to support young people in engaging in kind and supportive ways with each other. In this episode, we share stories from inside and outside the school building about the difficult experiences young people have experienced in not belonging and how adults can support belonging without accidentally taking away your kid's autonomy.Also, as a quick note, this is one of the first episodes we ever recorded, though we're posting it later in our season, so please...2024-06-1929 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How can I stop being my kids' frontal lobe?In today's episode, we answer a question from a parent who realized they might accidentally be preventing their kid's executive functioning from developing more fully because they were operating as their child's frontal lobe without even realizing it. Our in-house EF expert, Liz Daly, chimes in with some pro tips on how to scaffold toward goal-setting, planning, and execution skills; Becca talks about "moving the magnets" (it'll make sense as both a literal and metaphorical strategy once you listen!), and Grace chimes in with how she has lately been reflecting on how much of her goal-setting and pursuit has been...2024-06-1236 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How can adults support authentic student voice?On today's episode, we answer a question submitted by a listener about student voice: what is it really, and how can adults support it? To help us dig into this topic, we invited Connor Flick, current undergrad student and longstanding member of the Kentucky Student Voice Team, to share examples and stories of what tokenized vs authentic student voice look like, what is possible to accomplish with real student voice, and practical steps on how to get there. This episode is a bit longer than most, but it's worth it--Connor saves some of his best tips for the end.2024-06-0538 minCan you help me give a sh*t?Why does multitasking slow down learning?In today's episode, Liz gives us the skinny on what multitasking is (and isn't--hint, it's not when you're doing dishes and also listening to music) and why it can both feel so tempting and is so destructive to our ability to learn efficiently. Becca, Jess, and Liz all share stories from their own experience plus those of students and parents they know, as well as helpful and simple tips on how to switch to getting more mono-tasking in your life so you can get on to the good stuff faster. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...2024-05-2931 minCan you help me give a sh*t?What do college students wish they'd known in high school?In this episode of Can You Help Me Give a Sh*t: the podcast we tackle a question that high schoolers (and their parents and teachers) wish they'd thought of before getting to college: what do college students wish they'd known in high school? We suspect this will be first in a series of conversations with different young people, but in this episode Grace, co-author of the book, gives her "hot take" on why a gap year between high school and college is undervalued by high-acheivers, and why, as a worn-down high-acheiver herself, she wishes it wasn't. Hosted...2024-05-2233 minCan you help me give a sh*t?Why are some teens unmotivated in school?In this episode, Becca dives deep into the questions she was seeking to answer with the research behind the book Can You Help Me Give a Sh*t? Unlocking Teen Motivation in School and Life, and the ways that listening to young people from around the county surprised, inspired, and changed the ways she approaches her own kids' education. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-05-1725 minCan you help me give a sh*t?So if we're not focused on top colleges, then what?We follow up to last time's discussion about wheth it's worth it to pursue admission into top colleges and universities with some ideas & experiences about the alternatives. Jess shares research on human thriving and positive youth development, Liz asks great questions and shares examples form students she knows, and Becca, among other things, shares an embarrassing mom moment that exemplifies why paying attention to the basics is worth our attention. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-05-1528 minCan you help me give a sh*t?Is pursuing top colleges and universities worth it?In this episode, we dive into a question we hear from both young people and parents, frequently: is it worth all the effort and stress to pursue getting into top colleges and universities? What's the pay off, and is it worth it? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-05-1222 minCan you help me give a sh*t?How do motivation and executive functioning interact?Though we've talked about motivation and executive functioning somewhat separately in other episodes, they affect each other deeply, and parents and educators frequently ask us about how they interact. In this episode, we discuss the relationship between them and share some stories and practical tips about that interaction. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-05-1026 min
Leadership leicht gelerntS2 Folge 16 - NetzwerkenNetzwerken ist nicht nur in der Businesswelt wichtig, aber wie baut man eigentlich ein gutes Netzwerk auf? Worauf kommt es an und wieso ist das so wichtig? Das besprechen wir in dieser Folge und wünschen euch viel Spaß beim Hören.
Literaturhinweise:
Tobias Beck: unbox your network
Monika Scheddin: Erfolgsstrategie Networking
Kathrin Koehler: New Networking
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2024-05-0929 minCan you help me give a sh*t?What is Executive Functioning, and why does it matter?There are a lot of definitions of executive functioning out there, and it's become a catch phrase to discuss a lot of different school and work challenges. In this episode, we break it down into simple terms, share stories and research, and talk strategies for improving it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-05-0834 minCan you help me give a sh*t?What's the interplay between dopamine and motivation?This episode explores the basics of dopamine and how it impacts motivation through stories and research about the factors in modern life that tend to most affect our dopamine levels: community, screens, nature, exercise, and even early morning sunlight. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-05-0621 minCan you help me give a sh*t?What are the ABCs of motivation?In this episode, we discuss what the basic requirements are to sustain motivation, how that affects young people, and how understanding the elements of ability, belonging and choice can help adults and young people alike build and sustain their motivation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-05-0433 minCan you help me give a sh*t?What's this podcast about, anyhow?Join us for our origin story. Why are we hosting this podcast? What inspired the writing of Can you Help Me Give a Sh*t? Who are the co-hoss, and why are they answering parents and educators questions about how to help young people thrive in and outside school. The short version: we created this podcast because (as researchers, educators, and parents) we hear a lot of questions about how to help young people thrive. These questions increased as folks began to hear about the upcoming book Can You Help Me Give a Sh*t? Unlocking Teen Motivation in School...2024-05-0115 min
Minding BlissA Journey to Low-Tox Living with Melissa KoehlerDo you ever get overwhelmed with all the advice out there about living a low-toxic life? Or maybe you're still figuring out why it's such a big deal? Well, mama, you're in for a treat. In today's episode, I had an amazing conversation with Melissa Koehler, an Enneagram Educator, Podcaster, and a 7-Figure Earner who leveled up her life with the power of low-tox living.Here's what you'll learn:1. Melissa's Inspiring Journey into Low-Tox Living and Mompreneurship2. The Empowering Magic of Simple Swaps for Lifestyle Changes3. Lessons of Growth S...2023-11-2842 minTailgate Guys BBQ PodcastTailgate Guys BBQ Podcast, Episode 221: Curt Wallace, Roger CrawfordOn Episode 221 of the Tailgate Guys BBQ Podcast, we talk it over with Curt Wallace from Smoked & Furious BBQ out of Oklahoma City, the No. 4-ranked team in this week’s KCBS Team of the Year standings. Curt tells us about how he got started in competition BBQ and risen into national prominence in a relatively short period of time. We also talk about some bumps in the road how to decipher sub-par scores along the way and the influence of some of his fellow Oklahoma BBQ legends such as David Bouska and Donnie Teel. While no lo...2023-07-2553 min
Jess Get HiredEpisode 54: Coaching is Bull$hit! with Adrian KoehlerEpisode 54 - Coaching is Bullshit with Adrian Koehler, Founding Partner, Take New Ground & Host of the Naked Leadership Podcast
In this thought-provoking episode of the Jess Get Hired Podcast, we dive headfirst into the controversial topic of coaching and why some argue it's nothing more than bullshit. Join us as we have a candid conversation with Adrian Koehler, the founding partner of Take New Ground and the host of the Naked Leadership Podcast.
Adrian, who brings a diverse background encompassing philanthropy, ministry, activism, and medicine, isn't your typical executive coach. He thrives in extreme environments and isn't afraid to tackle...2023-07-1135 min
Run Eat Drink PodcastRED Episode 239 Take It on the Run… or RoadSend us a textSHOUT OUTSThanks to all our patrons and everyone in the Runcation Nation for your support and encouragement. Because of you, we have been able to keep the show going over the last two years, and now that the races are returning, we look forward to meeting up with you, too!First, to Josh - we wish you a healthy and safe recovery after surgery!Josh sent us a shout-out for this week, too! Let’s play it!Congrats to Cheryl on heading back to scho...2023-01-301h 20Run Eat Drink PodcastRED Episode 234 Silent Auction Kickoff for The DONNA FoundationSend us a textSHOUT OUTS “To my brother and sister-in-law Dean and Judy Gerber for supporting me before and during the WND 10K and to all the phenomenal people I had the pleasure of meeting while I was there, including Dana and Aimee! What an awesome group of people. I feel truly blessed!” - Linda MyersCongratulations to all those who ran Rocket City this weekend! We saw Babs and JoJo take to the course while Team Noisy, Rudy, and Fitz announced this fun weekend in Huntsville, Alabama. Congratulations to our fello...2022-12-1346 minRun Eat Drink PodcastRED Episode 232 Fixing Your Life with FitznessSend us a textSHOUT OUTS Thanks to all our patrons and everyone in the Runcation Nation for your support and encouragement. Because of you, we have been able to keep the show going over the last two years, and now that the races are returning, we look forward to meeting up with you, too!Congratulations to the Associate Producer of the show, Dean Gerber, who completed the Space Coast Marathon. Also, shout out to the Galloway Pacers, led by Chris Twiggs, who paced the weekend races!Congratulations to Emily O'Keefe (@eco...2022-11-291h 09
Awesome Movie YearIdle Hands (1999 Halloween Bonus)
In the second of three special Halloween episodes this year, we’re looking back to our season on the awesome movie year of 1999, to talk about horror comedy Idle Hands. Directed by Rodman Flender from a screenplay by Terri Hughes and Ron Milbauer and starring Devon Sawa, Seth Green, Elden Henson, Jessica Alba, Jack Noseworthy and Vivica A. Fox, Idle Hands was a semi-finalist in our 1999 audience choice teen-movies tournament.
The contemporary reviews quoted in this episode come from Roger Ebert (https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/idle-hands-1999), Robert Koehler in Variety (https://variety.com/1999/film/reviews/idle-hands-1200457159/), an...2022-10-1955 min
Awesome Movie YearIdle Hands (1999 Halloween Bonus)In the second of three special Halloween episodes this year, we’re looking back to our season on the awesome movie year of 1999, to talk about horror comedy Idle Hands. Directed by Rodman Flender from a screenplay by Terri Hughes and Ron Milbauer and starring Devon Sawa, Seth Green, Elden Henson, Jessica Alba, Jack Noseworthy and Vivica A. Fox, Idle Hands was a semi-finalist in our 1999 audience choice teen-movies tournament.The contemporary reviews quoted in this episode come from Roger Ebert (https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/idle-hands-1999), Robert Koehler in Variety (https://variety.com/1999/film/reviews/idle-hands-1200457159/), an...2022-10-1955 min
Side Hustle CityS3 - Ep24 - Tools and tactics and advice on how to market your small business or side hustle from a local search pro and agency owner Jessica RhoadesSend us a textJessica Rhoades is an SEO + Web Strategist who helps businesses form web funnels and SEO strategies that generate leads and revenue through her web agency Create IT Web Designs. Jessica works with Construction, Home Services, Skilled Trades Entrepreneurs, and manufacturing companies on better ways to serve their customers online and increase their revenue. Learn more at createitwebdesigns.comSupport the showSubscribe to Side Hustle City and join our Community on Facebook2022-06-1258 min