Shows
2025-12-0348 min
The Clay Edwards ShowDROPPING THE HAMMER ON NATALIE, YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL!!
Clay drops the hammer on Thanksgiving Eve: after years of collecting screenshots of unhinged threats, the reigning FAFO champion is Natalie Stevens (yes, the same “lawyer’s daughter” who blew up over the viral Mocha Mugs $2 tip drama and later got exposed for running fake harassment profiles). This time she allegedly crossed the line from keyboard warrior to straight-up felony territory by posting death threats and openly trying to solicit someone to “shoot Clay Edwards” or hire a hitman. Clay, wearing his fresh FAFO shirt, calmly announces he’s already spoken to his attorney, has the receipts, and will be filing charg...
2025-11-2603 min
Talking Racing!Martinsville Speedway's Clay Campbell Talks Championship Race Weekend!🎯 Championship Weekend at Martinsville: Clay Campbell Previews the High-Stakes ActionFrom iHeart Radio, Scott Stevens sat down with Clay Campbell, Track President of Martinsville Speedway, to preview one of the most anticipated weekends in NASCAR — the Xfinity 500 and the final playoff elimination races before the championship showdown.🏁 Four Races, One Epic WeekendMartinsville isn’t just hosting the NASCAR Cup Series — it’s the stage for a four-race spectacle. The weekend kicks off with the Modifieds, followed by the Craftsman Truck Series on Friday night, the Xfinity Series on Saturday, and the Cup Series on Sunday. Each race is a playoff pressure cooker, especi...
2025-10-1611 minThe Clay Edwards ShowBETTER CALL SAUL - FAKE FACEBOOK ACCOUNT EXPOSED (Ep #984)The Clay Edwards Show, broadcast from Flora, Mississippi, delivers unfiltered talk radio tackling Jackson’s toughest issues. Hosted by Clay Edwards, the show confronts cancel culture, exposing corruption and societal challenges with raw honesty. Edwards fearlessly dives into topics like systemic issues, online harassment, and local crime, sparking intense discussions. A recent episode unveiled a fake Facebook profile, run by Natalie Stevens, harassing local businesses and individuals, including attacks on a disabled child. Edwards traced the profile through investigative work, linking it to a past social media controversy. Another segment exposed Kenneth Ray Jackson, a Canton man who pleaded guilty to...
2025-05-211h 22
Tales of the Times: A Senior Citizens PodcastTales of the Times March '25 Aftershow & Episode 8 RevealJoin us for ALL the behind-the-scenes for the month of March 2025, including the reveal of the identity of the guest from Tales of the Times Episode 8 "The Deer, the Raccoon, and the Squirrel"! We talk about all the episodes from March, finally getting to show some behind-the-scenes clip from Episode 6 with Stevens Family Tradition! We also get to give a special announcement about Tales of the Times Episode 9... so you do NOT want to miss this must-hear!!!Available EVERYWHERE that you listen to podcasts like Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, Pandora, and so much more...
2025-05-0220 minThe Clay Edwards ShowLIVE, RAW, UNCUT & UNPLUGED W/ SHADES MUSICCheck out Morgan Stevens (AKA) Shades Music sit down and tell his story, hear some never before heard chapters of my story including details of my divorce while also weaving in some of the best original country music I've heard in central Mississippi in over a decade!!!
2025-03-262h 09
Talking Racing!Scott and Christopher Bell Talk Martinsville and the Season So Far!Interview Podcast: Talking Racing with Scott StevensRecorded Prior to: March 23, 2025Guests: NASCAR CUP Series driver Christopher Bell and Martinsville Speedway President Clay CampbellIn this episode of "Talking Racing," Scott Stevens is joined by NASCAR CUP Series driver Christopher Bell and Martinsville Speedway President Clay Campbell to discuss the upcoming weekend of racing at Martinsville. Christopher Bell shares insights into his recent "Threepeat" winning streak and the disappointment of falling short of achieving four consecutive wins. He also delves into the unique challenges presented by Martinsville Speedway and explains why the Cookout 400's 400 laps, instead...
2025-03-2417 min
Tales of the Times: A Senior Citizens PodcastTales of the Times Episode 6 "Tradition" Ft. Stevens Family TraditionWelcome to Tales of the Times, a Senior Citizens Podcast brought to you by the Clay County Senior Citizens Center in Manchester, KY! We hope to preserve and honor the legacy of our senior clients through this podcast and perhaps even have guests show the endurance and traditions of life in Appalachia. We hope that you enjoy!Today Peyton sat down with his family, Brad, Donnie, and Donald "Duck" Stevens, and they talked about the best stories from the lives of their Papaw Jesse and Nanny Shirley Stevens before their band, Stevens Family Tradition, played some LIVE...
2025-03-091h 17
Tales of the Times: A Senior Citizens PodcastTales of the Times Episode 5 Reveal & AftershowJoin us as we reveal the identity of the 80 year old husband, father, former business owner, car enthusiast, and former politician from Tales of the Times Episode 5 and discuss the special musical guests Stevens Family Tradition from the upcoming Tales of the Times Episode 6 "Tradition"!!!Available wherever you listen to podcasts including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora, iHeartRadio, and our FaceBook and website claycountyseniors.org.
2025-03-0803 min
Everything Cookbooks120: The Realities of Photographing Cookbooks with Clay WilliamsKristin and Molly speak with photographer Clay Williams about the financial realities and logistics around cookbook photography. Clay shares what he wishes authors knew before embarking on the photography portion of their book and what spurred his viral Thread about the finances behind photoshoots. He speaks about assuming the role of project manager, unexpected expenses, his typical workflow and the essential roles on a set. He shares why he continues to be interested in cookbook photography, his artistic approach to projects and what has and hasn't changed about the industry since he started.Hosts: Kate Leahy + Molly...
2025-02-0543 min
The Ray Stevens ShowHeather Hall, Clay County Board of Election Commissioner | 10-31-24Heather Hall, Clay County Board of Election Commissioner | 10-31-24See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-10-3107 minTalking Racing!INTERVIEW- Martinsville Track President Clay Campbell talks final race before championship!The final race of the season before the championship for The Craftsman Truck Series, Xfinity Series and the Cup Series is this weekend at Martinsville!
2024-10-3010 minTalking Racing!INTERVIEW- Martinsville Track President Clay Campbell talks 2 big upcoming weekends!Scott Stevens talks racing with Clay Campbell, track president at Martinsville Speedway, about the next two upcoming racing weekends including the final race before the NASCAR championship weekend!
2024-10-2208 min
Anatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastJay Zimmer: "A More Holistic Feel For The Body" with Anatomy in Clay®For the last 13 years, Jay Zimmer has taught human anatomy and physiology and animal physiology at Gardner-Webb University. Previously, he taught human anatomy and physiology, as well as marine biology, for seven years at South Florida Community College. Earlier in his career, he taught biology, earth science, chemistry, and physics at a small private high school. For fun he likes to hike, fish, hunt, and kayak in and around the Carolinas as well as oil paint. More: Intro and Outro music "Vicious Pen" courtesy of Moby Gratis
2024-08-2726 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastNeuroscience & The Power of Hands-On LearningThis time on the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast, a chat with a renowned brain and neuroscience researcher on the power of hands-on learning. Dr. Kelly Lambert, a first-generation college student, received her undergraduate degree from Samford University in Birmingham AL (majoring in psychology and biology) in 1984 and her M.S. and Ph.D. in the field of Biopsychology from the University of Georgia in 1988. After spending 28 years at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, Virginia where she served as the Macon and Joan Brock Professor and Chair of the Psychology Department (for 17 years), Co-Director of Undergraduate Research, and Director of t...
2024-06-1238 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastStudents Are Teachers at Urbana STEMMThis time on the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast, a chat with Dr. Amit Kumar and four students from Urbana STEMM in Urbana, Maryland. The four students are all ninth-graders - Rhea Ramesh, Aarna Chakavarty, Ritika Rajesh, and Hamsini Chintala. In his professional life, Dr. Kumar is a Health Science Administrator at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), National Institutes of Health. He started at NIH as a post-doctoal fellow and has stayed at NIH since 1998, leading to his current position. Dr. Kumar enjoys volunteering his time for the community. Dr. Kumar has been engaging students (Elementary, Middle and High scho...
2024-05-3040 min
I Got A SongEp. 034 - Eyes Without A Face (Billy Idol, 1983)What do you think about when you hear the word “ROCKSTAR”? Clay goes straight to Billy Idol and brings Michael along for the ride.
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Audio Clips:
Eyes Without A Face - Billy Idol
Dancing With Myself - Generation X
Top Gun Anthem - Harold Faltermeyer, Steve Stevens
I’m A Wonderful Thing, Baby - Kid Creole and the Coconuts
I’m Corrupt - Kid Creole and the Coconuts
Eyes Without A Face (Poolside Remix...
2024-05-0553 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastBuilding With Anatomy in Clay® A "Game Changer" At Emporia High SchoolErica Huggard is a veteran educator with 18 years of experience who teaches at Emporia High School in Emporia, Kansas. Erica holds a Master of Science degree in Curriculum and Instruction and additional 36 graduate hours in science. Erica is a lifelong learner, leader in the profession, collaborative team member, advocate, and student-centered educator. Erica is committed to her students, instructional practice, and the transformative impact of public education. She is specifically passionate about creating a hands-on learning environment for all students. Erica has found her purpose and passion in education, with the success of her students serving as her constant source...
2024-04-2932 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastAnatomy Education and Career Focus in Oklahoma with Nancy HarrisNancy Harris is a 15-year veteran teacher of Health Careers at Northeast Tech in Claremore, Oklahoma. She is an RN with a background in School Nursing and Pediatrics. Anatomy in Clay® Learning System has been part of her anatomy curriculum for those 15 years. It started small with just one MANIKEN®. Northeast Tech saw the value and increased the inventory to 32 Student 2 models. Nancy attended a professional development session with Anatomy in Clay® Learning System in Chicago which she says showed her many useful teaching techniques. Nancy still uses all the original Anatomy in Clay curriculum that includes DVD's, CD's, and bookl...
2024-03-2633 minTalking Racing!Getting ready for Martinsville Weekend April 5-7th!We talk with Clay Campbell, track president at Martinsville Speedway, about the upcoming races at Martinsville Speedway, as well as this past weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway. There are great packages of affordable tickets and experiences available for the racing weekend that Clay tells us about. Listen to the podcast below by pressing the play (>) button. More information on the races and ticket packages available at www.MartinsvilleSpeedway.com or call 877-race-tix (877-722-3849).
2024-03-1806 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastThe Anatomy VIdeo and Imagery Diversity ProjectTThis time on the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast, a special conversation with three individuals involved with the Anatomy Video and Imagery Diversity project, also known as AVID. AVID is an open repository of images available to free to educators and students alike and it just became available this week, specifically on March 4, 2024. On the podcast are Sarah Anderson, an assistant professor of anatomy at the University of Calgary; Elena Huang, a second year medical student at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; and Kaden Joseph, a second year student majoring in kinesiology at the University of Windsor in W...
2024-03-0845 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastSetting A Relaxed Mood For Anatomy Education - With Jan LangstonJan Langston graduated nursing school in 1994 from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. Jan worked in labor and delivery for three years followed by 21 years in with an OB/GYN. In 2014, she graduated from the University of North Alabama with a masters degree in nursing education. Jan worked at a local junior college part time for two years in the nursing simulation lab beginning in 2014 and, in 2017, she started at Hartselle High School, what she calls her “dream job.” On the video, among other topics, Jan talks about how she sets a relaxed mood for students when they build on the...
2024-02-2924 min
The Bible In A Year Podcast with Dr. Melody Stevens224 Jeremiah Ch. 18-22God uses the 'potter and clay' analogy to help the people understand their coming judgement. And we see the miraculous way God fulfills His covenant to David through Jesus. Get our newest eBook 'Rediscover, Redefine, Reclaim' here. Thrive in mind, body & spirit in our Goldies Membership here. Follow Dr. Melody on IG: @dr.melody_fitplusfaith
2024-01-1033 min
Stevens Transport Roadside Radio PodcastThe Stevens Transport Roadside Radio Podcast - Episode 72Stevens Roundtable: Stevens Transport President Clay Aaron Discusses Company Culture and Driver Benefits Clay Aaron, President of Stevens Transport, joins Tim Cicciarelli to discuss the family culture at Stevens Transport and the various initiatives they have implemented to support their drivers. Clay emphasizes the importance of treating employees like family and providing them with stability and support. He highlights the recent introduction of weekly pay for drivers, which helps them manage their finances more effectively. Clay also shares the company's commitment to continuous improvement, mentioning new technologies being tested, such as backup cameras for trailers and battery-operated...
2023-11-2028 minThe Stevens Transport Roadside Radio PodcastThe Stevens Transport Roadside Radio Podcast - Episode 72Stevens Roundtable: Stevens Transport President Clay Aaron Discusses Company Culture and Driver Benefits Clay Aaron, President of Stevens Transport, joins Tim Cicciarelli to discuss the family culture at Stevens Transport and the various initiatives they have implemented to support their drivers. Clay emphasizes the importance of treating employees like family and providing them with stability and support. He highlights the recent introduction of weekly pay for drivers, which helps them manage their finances more effectively. Clay also shares the company's commitment to continuous improvement, mentioning new technologies being tested, such as backup cameras for trailers and battery-operated...
2023-11-2028 min
Listen to Best Full Audiobooks in Teen & YA, Mystery & ThrillerLast Girl Breathing by Court StevensPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/676044to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Last Girl Breathing
Author: Court Stevens
Narrator: Mckenzie Fetters
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 7 hours 50 minutes
Release date: November 7, 2023
Genres: Mystery & Thriller
Publisher's Summary:
Eight years ago, tragedy struck. Eight years ago, Lucy Michaels’ life changed forever. But under the surface of her small town lies a secret that could pull her under. No one expected it to rain that much. But the rain kept coming, the dam broke, and lives were lost. Including five-year-old Clay Michaels, who was swept away in the floodwaters. Clay’s sister, Lucy, has never forg...
2023-11-077h 50Talking Racing!3 Cup Races Left! Talking Playoffs and Martinsville Speedway!With 3 races to go, we talk about the final NASCAR Playoffs race before Champions are crowned in Phoenix at Martinsville Speedway! A big weekend of racing October 26th through 29th. There will be only 4 drivers in the running for the championship heading into the final at Pheonix after the cup race in Martinsville! We talk to Martinsville Speedway Track President, Clay Campbell, about the playoffs and all the excitement of race weekend at Martinsville. More information on race weekend including tickets HERE. Listen to the podcast by pressing the play (>) button below.
2023-10-1606 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastMulti-Modal Learning at Winthrop UniversityThis time on the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast, the guests are two assistant professors of biology from Winthrop University in South Carolina. After earning a Ph.D. from the University of Campinas in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Silvia Wozniak became a post-doctoral fellow at the Department of Neurology at New York University, where she worked with lysosomal storage diseases diagnosis. A year later she moved to the Department of Human Genetics at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York to work on the development of therapy for Niemann-Pick disease. Wozniak joined Winthrop University n 2000. Jena Chojnowski earned her Ph...
2023-09-2635 minTalking Racing!"Biggest, Badest Late Model Stock Car Race On the Plannet" says Martinsville Speedway Pres.Scott Stevens catches up one more time with Clay Campbell, long time track President at Martinsville Speedway about Saturday's Valley Star Credit Union 300, Late Model Stock Car race. Drivers from all over the region come to try and win the big purse and that legendary grandfather clock! (Listen)
2023-09-2209 min
Stevens Transport Roadside Radio PodcastThe Stevens Transport Roadside Radio Podcast - Episode 62 - Driver Appreciation WeekStevens Roundtable: Tim Cicciarelli, also known as Trucker Tim, hosts a special episode of the Stevens Transport Roadside Radio podcast recorded during Driver Appreciation Week at Stevens Transport. The episode features messages of gratitude from the President of Stevens Transport, Clay Aaron, Angela Horowitz, Vice President of Administration/Driver Development, and Bennett Aaron, Vice President of the Contractor Division. Tim also speaks with drivers who have their own YouTube channels, Pinky, a driver with a pink truck wrapped for breast cancer awareness, Colin Adams, a driver who captures his journeys on YouTube, and P...
2023-09-1940 minThe Stevens Transport Roadside Radio PodcastThe Stevens Transport Roadside Radio Podcast - Episode 62 - Driver Appreciation WeekStevens Roundtable: Tim Cicciarelli, also known as Trucker Tim, hosts a special episode of the Stevens Transport Roadside Radio podcast recorded during Driver Appreciation Week at Stevens Transport. The episode features messages of gratitude from the President of Stevens Transport, Clay Aaron, Angela Horowitz, Vice President of Administration/Driver Development, and Bennett Aaron, Vice President of the Contractor Division. Tim also speaks with drivers who have their own YouTube channels, Pinky, a driver with a pink truck wrapped for breast cancer awareness, Colin Adams, a driver who captures his journeys on YouTube, and P...
2023-09-1940 min
Talking Racing!Fall Racing Time At Martinsville Starts With Late Model Stock Cars!Scott Stevens talks with Clay Campbell, Track President at Martinsville Speedway, about the upcoming Late Model races at Martinsville Speedway on September 23rd. Over 100 of the best Late Model drivers from all over the east coast will converge to be one of the 40 that start the 200 lap event on Saturday night under the lights. It is the biggest most prestigious event for Late Model Stock drivers all year and they all come with the hope of walking away with not only the largest winners purse in their division, but that famous grandfather clock just like the Cup racers can win!
2023-09-1408 minTalking Racing!Martinsville Speedway Weekend NEXT weekend. We talk with Clay CampbellRichmond last weekend, Bristol on the dirt this weekend then Martinsville April 14th through 16th... it's NASCAR's most action-packed month! Scott Stevens talks about all the racing action upcoming, including talking about the controversy around Ross Chastain, who last year's "Hail Melon" last lap at Martinsville, is a now illegal move. Ross is also being criticized for being overly aggressive. Sound familiar? Some of the biggest winners in the history of NASCAR had that kind of reputation. All this and those famous Martinsville Speedway hotdogs on today's discussion!
2023-04-0607 minTalking Racing!Track President at Martinsville Speedway - Clay Campbell talks race weekend coming up in April.Scott Stevens talks to the President at Martinsville Speedway, Clay Campbell, about the "Hail Melon" move pulled off by Ross Chastain last fall at Martinsville. NASCAR has essentially banned the video-game move he used to race his way into the championship finale. Plus we talk about the big racing weekend April 14th through 16th when all 3 of NASCARS top classes race. Craftsman Truck Series Friday night, Xfinity Saturday night and Cup on Sunday afternoon.
2023-03-2008 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastDebbi Warren: Medical Career Pathways Course - On-Demand Professional DevelopmentDebbi Warren is the instructor for the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System's online course, Medical Career Pathways. Debbi retired from her career as a high school teacher in 2015 after teaching anatomy, chemistry and biology for 28 years for the Medford School District in Oregon. Even to this day, Debbi tries to stay retired, though she keeps getting involved with school. Debbi holds a bachelor's of science degree in biochemistry from Southern Oregon University and a master's degree in secondary education from the same school. Prior to her career as a teacher, she also worked as a radiologic technologist for 13 years. More ab...
2023-01-1325 min
Rounding Down with ChidThe Age of Adz by Sufjan Stevens with Clay (@clayjwilliams)Send us a textChid continues the airing of his twitter beefs into the month of October as we welcome one half of the Good Listeners Podcast - Clay (@clayjwilliams) to discuss Sufjan Stevens record 'The Age of Adz.'Clay weighs in on his beefs with Chid, talks about the great two 6" dicks or one 12" dick debate, and we even find some time to discuss Sufjan Stevens!Check out Clay's Podcast:Good Listeners on Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/fpsmkD7prUGood Listners Podcast on Twitter:@GoodListenerPodFollow...
2022-10-051h 17
The Perks Of Being A Book Lover PodcastS. 6 Ep. 132 Whodunit In The Family with Guest Court Stevens 5-4-22Our guest this week, Court Stevens is outreach director for a public library and the author of 6 young adult suspense novels. Her most recent, We Were Kings, came out this past February and is her contemporary version of an Agatha Christie locked room mystery where our main character, Nyla King’s dysfunctional family and juicy secrets means everyone is a suspect of a murder that took place 20 years earlier.
You can find Court Stevens on instagram at @quartland or on her author website, www.courtneycstevens.com.
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2022-05-051h 01
The Stevens Transport Roadside Radio PodcastStevens Transport Roadside Radio Podcast - Episode 10Stevens Roundtable - Clay M. Aaron, President, Stevens Transport Inc at the time-mark of 2:31 Driver Helath Tips - Bob Perry - The value of proper hydration: https://fittopass.espyr.com at the time-mark of 35:01 Tips of Driver Success - 3.4 Million-Miler, Herbert Floyd discusses why STAYING with Stevens Transport is a smart career decsion and how to avoid being lured away to other companies making false promises at the time-mark of 42:50 Tip of the Stevens Cap - Honoring Stevens transport most recent 4-Milliion Miler at the time-mark of 44:42 For questions on whether you m...
2022-04-2647 minStevens Transport Roadside Radio PodcastStevens Transport Roadside Radio Podcast - Episode 10Stevens Roundtable - Clay M. Aaron, President, Stevens Transport Inc at the time-mark of 2:31 Driver Helath Tips - Bob Perry - The value of proper hydration: https://fittopass.espyr.com at the time-mark of 35:01 Tips of Driver Success - 3.4 Million-Miler, Herbert Floyd discusses why STAYING with Stevens Transport is a smart career decsion and how to avoid being lured away to other companies making false promises at the time-mark of 42:50 Tip of the Stevens Cap - Honoring Stevens transport most recent 4-Milliion Miler at the time-mark of 44:42 For questions on whether you m...
2022-04-2647 min
SongTown on Songwriting | Mastering the Art of Great Songs#1 Hit Songwriter Shane Stevens - "Fancy Like"Write better songs faster! Clay & Marty's 10-day video series will help you level-up your songs and finish them faster. CLICK HERE to begin! SongTown's Writing To Tracks - Next Level CrashCourse3-week Songwriting/Toplining Course Featuring 4 Hit-Writer Instructors and 10 Pro Music Tracks! Sign up CLICK HERE! SongTown Press Books:Mastering Melody Writing : Check It OutThe Songwriter’s Guide To Mastering Co-Writing : Check It OutSongbuilding: Mastering Lyric Writing : Check It Out Guest: Shane Stevens : Instagram : Listen to "Fanc...
2022-04-2630 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastCourtney Molino & EquiLearn's Upcoming Anatomy Discovery WorkshopCourtney Molino founded Hands on Horses in 2004 to promote the overall wellness of companion and competitive animals. A registered veterinary nurse, Courtney completed the equine rehabilitation program through the University of Tennessee and is trained in the skills necessary to design and implement a comprehensive rehabilitation program for a variety of musculoskeletal and neurologic conditions. Courtney received her certification in equine bodywork from Equinology® and offers both sports massage and myofascial release services to help keep the equine body in peak physical condition. Prior to Equinology, Courtney studied equine science and anatomy at Virginia Tech. In 2018, Courtney was approved to bec...
2022-03-3032 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastDavid Benedict: Anatomy in Clay® Learning System A "No Brainer" in Building Relationships with StudentsDavid Benedict has been teaching at Vista PEAK High School in Aurora, Colorado for seven years, and he’s taught the Biomedical Science Pathway for six years. David Benedict is certified to teach Principals of Biomedical Science, Human Body Systems and Biomedical Innovation courses as a part of Project Lead the Way. More about Vista PEAK: https://vistapeakprep.aurorak12.org/ Intro and Outro music "Vicious Pen" courtesy of Moby Gratis https://mobygratis.com/
2022-03-2829 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastNational Anti-Vivisection Society: Non-Animal Teaching Methods Work (And the Data are Clear)This time on the Anatomy in Clay Learning System podcast, two guests from the National Anti-Vivisection Society. Pam Osenkowski has been a Science Advisor for the National Anti-Vivisection Society since 2011 and is also a Science Advisor for their affiliate organization, the International Foundation for Ethical Research. Pam earned her B.S. in Biology at the University of Michigan and her Ph.D. in Cancer Biology at Wayne State University. She conducted her postdoctoral studies in Alzheimer’s disease at Harvard Medical School and later obtained a faculty position at Michigan State University-College of Osteopathic Medicine. She is currently a Senior Lec...
2022-03-2433 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastTara Hamilton-Fay: Engaging College Students in Human Anatomy EducationThis time on the podcast, we have the audio from the webinar led by Tara Hamilton-Fay on March 15 — the timeless topic of Engaging College Students in Human Anatomy in Education. This webinar was presented in proud collaboration with the American Association for Anatomy. Tara Hamilton-Fay, from the University of Scranton, discusses teaching approaches and resources designed to effectively engage students in the study of human anatomy. She talks about several external resources designed to heighten the impact of human anatomy education, including the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System, along with supporting research exploring the educational impact of this learning system comp...
2022-03-1658 min
In the Corner Back By the WoodpileIn the Corner Back By the Woodpile #258: Henry Clay with Dr. Jason Stevens
Henry Clay was an American statesman of the 1800’s that was so vital to the survival of the Republic that it was assumed by many in his time that the man would at some point become president. But as of this moment we have yet to have had a President Clay. So, who was this man largely forgotten that the whole world might owe much to? To help us answer that question Dr. Jason Stevens, a professor of history and political science at Ashland University joins us Back By The Woodpile!
To hear on...
2022-01-0546 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastJon Zahourek at the Best Horse Practices Summit - Part TwoThis time on the Anatomy in Clay Learning System podcast, the second section of audio from founder Jon Zahourek’s presentation at the Best Horse Practices Summit in Lexington, Kentucky. The summit was for professional riders, veterinarians, life-longer learners, recreational horse owners, and university professors. The summit was held in late October at Spy Coast Farm’s Equine Education Center. In this section, Jon Zahourek talks about the greater trochanter, elephant feet, gravity, the “duty phase” of a horse’s stride, and he discusses whether horses have clavicles - among many other observations. More about the Best Horse Practices Summit: Intro and O...
2021-11-3037 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastJon Zahourek at The Best Horse Practices Summit - Part 1This time on the Anatomy in Clay Learning System podcast, the first of several sections of audio from founder Jon Zahourek’s presentation at the Best Horse Practices Summit in Lexington, Kentucky. The summit was for professional riders, veterinarians, life-longer learners, recreational horse owners, and university professors was held Oct. 29 -31 at Spy Coast Farm’s Equine Education Center. In these introductory comments, Jon Zahourek talks about the power of hands-on learning versus dissection, connective tissues and fibers, Bodies as fluid and elastic, myofibrils, the fundamental similarities between horse and human, muscles as actors (not directors), and why joints are foun...
2021-11-1628 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastPatrick Matous - Anatomy in Clay® Learning System at Byron Nelson High School's Biomedical Sciences AcademyPatrick Matous is a Biomedical Sciences Academy teacher at Byron Nelson High School in Trophy Club, Texas. Matous has taught for more than twenty years, including AP Biology, AP Environmental Science and AP Chemistry. In addition to teaching College Board courses he has had the opportunity to teach International Baccalaureate classes. Matous has also coached boys and girls cross country, track, and girls basketball. Coaching gave Mr. Matous the experience of working with students in an environment different from that of his classroom. Matous has enjoyed working hard with his peers and students to learn and understand the ever-changing world o...
2021-10-2128 min
Good ListenersEpisode 19: Barenaked Ladies and Sufjan Stevens with Ren Colsonour friend ren (@ComradeColeslaw) comes on the pod to talk about all sorts of music and the new project from Sujfan Stevens & Angelo De Augustine, A Beginner's Mind
2021-10-081h 19Anatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastPart 3 - Anatomy Insights With Jon ZahourekThis time on the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast, another installment of longer audio excerpts from decades-old instruction by Anatomy in Clay® Learning System founder Jon Zahourek as he discusses some basic insights into human anatomy in his ever-colorful style. This time, he starts with the brain stem before touching on cranial nerves, the role of the trigeminal nerve, and then a discussion of orbital sockets and what the human eye configuration and shape tells us about evolution, our arboreal roots, and how our vision compares to hawks and horses, among other creatures, and why. For a complete library of A...
2021-07-2817 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastPart 2 - Anatomy Insights With Jon ZahourekThis time on the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast, a longer except of audio from decades-old instruction by Anatomy in Clay® Learning System founder Jon Zahourek as he discusses some basic insights into human anatomy in his ever-colorful style. This time, it’s one longer section of audio, about 13 minutes in all, that touches on the kinesthetic mind, muscles as “one trick ponies,” core data, bilateral symmetry, “factoids versus patterns,” metamerism, size as a defense against predation, and terrestrial movement—among a host of other observations and notes. For a complete library of Anatomy in Clay®-related video clips, including some wi...
2021-07-1522 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastAnatomy Insights with Jon ZahourekThis time on the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast, something completely different: decades-old audio from Anatomy in Clay® Learning System founder Jon Zahourek discussing some basic insights into human and mammal anatomy in his ever-colorful style. This audio may be old, but Jon Zahourek’s ideas are fresh and his excitement level, as always, quite high. On this podcast: Origin Size vs. Muscle Size Brachiators Mammalian Pronation Thoracic Rotation Equine Patella Mammalian Intuition The Body is A Weaving All these audio clips have video to go with them, by the way, head to for the complete Anatomy in Clay Insig...
2021-06-2316 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastMaddy Butcher: The Anatomy in Clay® Learning System Goes to the Best Horse Practices SummitMaddy Butcher is the Executive Director of the Best Horse Practices Summit, which is being held this year in October 29 through October 31st in Lexington, Kentucky. At the summit, Anatomy in Clay® Learning System founder Jon Zahourek is presenting a special Equine Anatomy elective (already sold out). Aside from her duties of running the Summit, Maddy Butcher also maintains Cayuse Communications, a family of horse and outdoor-oriented websites. Maddy is a former free-lancer for the Boston Globe and Wall St. Journal with a passion for learning and sharing knowledge with others for the betterment of horse lives. Maddy Butcher is t...
2021-06-1725 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastEducation Consultant Chris Davis: "A Transformational System"Chris Davis is a healthcare marketing, communications, and education consultant. He has worked in this field for the past 25 years in a variety of functions, including executive and consulting positions. He has worked both in US and international markets. An entrepreneur at heart, Chris enjoys helping build new businesses & products, innovation, and helping companies grow. Personally, Chris loves travelling, discovering new cultures / countries, doing fun stuff with his family, and sports. Chris Davis is current a management and education consultant with the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System. Intro and Outro music "Viscious Pen" courtesy of Moby Gratis: https://mobygratis.com/
2021-06-1137 min
Good ListenersEpisode 14: Porter Robinson, Juan Wauters, Sufjan Stevenswe talk what we've been listening to in the month of April
2021-05-071h 04Anatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastScott Bloom at Piqua High School: Anatomy in Clay® Helps Prepare Students for the Hands-On Career of HeatlhcareScott Bloom is the Director of Secondary Curriculum and Instruction for the Piqua City School District. He has served as a high school principal and was a biology and Anatomy/Physiology teacher in a variety of school districts. The City of Piqua is a community of 21,000 located north of Dayton, Ohio. The district, organized in 1853 and incorporated in 1908, serves an area of approximately 55 square miles in Miami County. Intro and Outro music "Viscious Pen" courtesy of
2021-04-2117 min
Talking Racing!Martinsville Clay Campbell Interview Spring 2021We talk racing with Clay Campbell, President of Martinsville Speedway, about the return of racing for fans at Martinsville! Night races!
2021-04-0107 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastTom Lehman at Coconino Community College: The Adaptability of the Anatomy in Clay® Learning SystemTom Lehman has been the Lead Instructor for Anatomy & Physiology at Coconino Community College in Flagstaff, Arizona since 2006. Tom attended two years at the Creighton U. School of Medicine before deciding that he enjoyed teaching medicine more. Tom became certified as an EMT-Basic to strengthen his clinical knowledge and improve his hands-on skills. Tom has been a member of HAPS (Human Anatomy & Physiology Society) since 1999. Tom Lehman tries to make his classes as fun and active as possible. Students know to expect various “guest lecturers” in class, such as Charles Darwin, Robert Hooke, and Jimi Hendrix. Intro and Outro music "Visc...
2021-03-3131 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastDr. Jennifer Hellier: Anatomy in Clay® is a Useful Tool at All Academic LevelsJennifer L. Hellier, PhD, is a Teaching Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences and the Assistant Director of Pre-Health Advising at the University of Denver. Dr. Hellier earned her master and doctoral degrees in Anatomy and Neurobiology from Colorado State University and completed her Bachelor of Science at the University of Southern California in Biomedical Engineering. Previous to her position at DU, Dr. Hellier was an Assistant Professor in Family Medicine at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, where she was the Associate Director of the Colorado Area Health Education Center Program Office (COAHEC). In this position...
2021-03-2430 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastApril Albrecht: The Anatomy in Clay® Learning System's "Test Drive It" ProgramApril Albrecht is the Marketing and Design Coordinator for the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System. This time on the podcast, April discusses the new "Test Drive It" program that lets you use one of the models for 60 days at minimal cost and with no strings attached. Intro and Outro music "Viscious Pen" courtesy of
2021-03-1718 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastElizabeth Matthews - A University Physical Therapy Student Enjoying the Art Project Aspect of Anatomy in Clay®Elizabeth Matthews is a first-year physical therapy student at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. She is one of the students being taught by Dr. Beth Moody Jones, who was the guest no the previous episode of the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast. Intro and outro music courtesy of Moby Gratis.
2021-03-0215 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastDr. Beth Moody Jones: New Ideas for Incorporating the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System into Higher EducationDr. Beth Moody Jones teaches Gross Anatomy and Advanced Orthopedics for the Physical Therapy program at the University of New Mexico. She received her Bachelor’s in Physical Therapy from the University of Vermont in 1982, her Masters in Physical Therapy in orthopedics and biomechanics from Old Dominion University in 1994, her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from AT Still University in 2004, and her EdD in Educational Leadership from UNM in 2018. Dr. Moody Jones has held academic appointments at the University of St. Augustine where she was an Assistant Professor and Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education from 1994 – 1997. From 1999 – 2002 she held an appointment at the Uni...
2021-02-1727 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastJamie Workman: The Anatomy in Clay® Learning System as Instant Assessment ToolJamie Workman is a 21-year veteran teacher of Environmental Science, Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry, and, Anatomy and Physiology. He began his teaching career at Montini Catholic High School, and for the past 17 years has taught at Downers Grove South High School, a large comprehensive public high school in a western suburb of Chicago. Jamie earned his Bachelor of Arts in biology. from Lawrence University. He also holds a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from Dominican University and a Masters of Arts in Educational Leadership degree from Concordia University. Jamie has been married to his wife, Julie, for 23 years and...
2021-02-0923 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastDoug Smith: Creative Classroom Approaches to Hands-on LearningDoug Smith began his teaching career at Sherwood High School, southwest of Portland Oregon, in 1979. He taught science there through 2013. In 2014, Doug taught at the nearby International School of Beaverton and then, from 2014 to 2020 at the Beaverton School District's Health and Science High School. This school year, he's teaching at Southridge High School, also in Beaverton. Doug Smith was named an outstanding biology teacher by the National Association of Biology Teachers in 2008 and he earned an Outstanding Science Teacher Award in 2017. On the podcast, Doug talks about a number of creative approaches he takes, using the Anatomy in Clay® Learning S...
2021-01-2935 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastAndy Augustin: Teaching Anatomy in a Small Town in TennesseeAndy Augustine retired last year after a 38-year teaching career, most of it with high school students in the small town of Loretto, Tennessee. Augustin taught computer programming, music, art, chemistry, and physical education. Anatomy and Physiology, however, was his favorite subject to teach. Offered in the Career and Technical Education department at Loretto High School, Augustin thinks the classes were a favorite class among his students, too. Many former students have told Augustin that his Anatomy and Physiology classes (classes that incorporated the Anatomy in Clay Learning System) gave them the necessary leg-up in rigorous college anatomy classes. Intro...
2021-01-0827 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastKevin Dines - Improved Achievement at Adams Central High School with the Anatomy in Clay® Learning SystemKevin Dines attended Ball State University and graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Biology. After graduation, he started substitute teaching at Milan High School in Indiana as a long term substitute after that school's biology teacher fell ill. When the teacher ultimately decided to retire, Kevin took over biology classes at Milan High School for the next 4 years. Last year, Kevin and his wife and I had a son decided to move closer to home. Kevin started at Adams Central High School in Monroe Indiana last fall and has been working to build the school's biomedical program with partners...
2020-12-1523 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastMitch Fittro: The Anatomy in Clay® Learning System's Important Role For Central Colorado AHECMitch Fittro is the education and workforce manager for Central Colorado Area Health Education Center. Mitch has a bachelor's degree in psychology from Bowling Green State University in Ohio. He previously worked as a program director for before-and-after school programs in Jefferson County Schools (in Colorado) and he has worked with under-privileged youth in Chicago as well. The Central Colorado Area Health Education Center is one of 300 National AHEC Organization chapters, a network that serves over 85% of United States counties. Central Colorado AHEC's mission: "Within an innovative framework, CCAHEC partners to create and implement educational programs, addressing the dynamic needs...
2020-12-0625 min
A Third AboveEpisode 5 - Our Big Sis - The one and only... Linda LewisWell it was only a matter of time before we introduced our big sister Linda to our podcast community! Typically we laughed more than talked but we did manage to capture just a few of Linda’s amazing musical stories and her wild and wonder filled journey along the way!
Enjoy....x
The Lewis Sisters - Families that sing together…
Cat Stevens, David Bowie, Luther Vandross, Stevie Wonder
2020-12-0200 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastKathleen Beesley: A Passion for Horses and Art Combined Through the Anatomy in Clay Learning SystemKathleen Beesley developed a love of horses beginning at age 8 in the United Kingdom, where she was born. Beesley, who earned a degree in politics and German at the University of Kent, has taught English to children and adults in Barcelona and Portugal and later completed a Masters in Linguistics at the University of Surrey. In 2004, she started riding horses again in Portugal and started painting them, too. She continued painting after a move to Abu Dhabi and fostered dogs through the volunteer organization Strays of Abu Dhabi. She also purchased an Arabian ex-racehorse. Beesley retained her combined interest in...
2020-11-2028 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastEquiLearn Institute's Courtney Molino: Studying with Anatomy in Clay® Learning System Means "A Whole New Dimension"Courtney Molino founded Hands on Horses in 2004 to promote the overall wellness of companion and competitive animals. A registered veterinary nurse, Courtney completed the equine rehabilitation program through the University of Tennessee and is trained in the skills necessary to design and implement a comprehensive rehabilitation program for a variety of musculoskeletal and neurologic conditions. Courtney received her certification in equine bodywork from Equinology® and offers both sports massage and myofascial release services to help keep the equine body in peak physical condition. Courtney is a frequent presenter of bodywork clinics and has been featured in numerous publications. Recently, she f...
2020-11-1129 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastDebranne Pattillo - How Equinology, Inc. Incorporates the Anatomy in Clay® Learning SystemDebranne Pattillo sees equine anatomy with the eyes of both a body worker and an artist. Her teaching is infused with her basic delight in both the anatomical precision that excellent bodywork requires and the dynamic variation that teaching anatomy on horses often presents! Debranne's book, Anatomy of Equine Bodywork; the Equinology® Approach was published in 2018 and holds her 30-PLUS years of her learning experiences, knowledge, techniques and applications. Since 1994, she has been the lead instructor for more than 200 equine sports massage and anatomy courses to more than 2,000 course participants in the US, Canada, UK, South Africa, New Zealand and C...
2020-11-0628 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastAnatomy in Clay® Learning System Education Consultants J.P. Theriault & Heidi MillenderJ.P. Theriault is a 'Yooper' - a resident of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. J.P. graduated from St. Norbert College in 2012 with a degree in communications with a focus in media, yet has never worked a day of media in his life. Instead, JP has been in sales and marketing for eight years, including the last two as an educational consultant for Anatomy in Clay. Also on the podcast is educational consultant Heidi Millender, who recently moved with her husband and dog to Galva, Illinois. Heidi loves to play golf, read and hang out with friends and family...
2020-10-2930 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastClelia McCrory & Helping Rural School Districts in Kansas Train Their own Healthcare WorkersAfter teaching in classrooms for twenty-four years, Clelia McCory has been helping Kansas school districts with acquiring, maintaining, and improving vocational education funding/programs during the past four years. To date, she has helped bring the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System to nearly half of the school districts in The Sunflower State. McCrory has helped teachers develop approved CTE programs in the areas of Business, Technology, Agriculture, and Trade & Industry. She also helps districts develop Pre-Collegiate Education and Health Occupations programs. She works closely with the Kansas Department of Education Career and Technical Education consultants. Her trainings are offered to k...
2020-10-1436 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastLiz Hoxeng - Customer Success Coordinator for the Anatomy in Clay® Learning SystemLiz Hoxeng is the Customer Success Coordinator with Anatomy in Clay® Learning System and has been with the company for four years. Liz earned a degree in kinesiology from Iowa State University. Her interest in anatomy has been a great influence on her role at Anatomy in Clay. As a former athlete, her love for anatomy and her interest in the human body began in her youth. Intro and Outro music "Viscious Pen" by Moby courtesy of .
2020-10-0925 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastBrandee Gillham & The Anatomy in Clay® On-Demand Musculoskeletal & Body Systems CourseBrandee Gillham has been an independent contractor with the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System since 2012. She holds a master's degree in Biomedical Science with an emphasis in anatomy - along with a secondary science teaching certificate - from Colorado State University. She also earned a Bachelor's of Science degree in Biological Sciences, with a minor in anatomy in neurobiology, from the same school. She has been a college-level anatomy instructor and, for one year, a high school school math and science teacher as well. Currently, her anatomy instruction can be found via the On Demand Professional Development course, Musculoskeletal & Body S...
2020-10-0132 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastThe W.O.L.F. Sanctuary in Colorado & A Key Moment in Understanding Canine AnatomyThis time on the Anatomy in Clay Learning System podcast, two interviews about the wolf that revolve around a key moment in Anatomy in Clay®Learning System founder Jon Zahourek's work on the model that became the CANIKEN® - the Anatomy in Clay model used for hands-on learning about all canine anatomy. It was a moment that led to another full year of work for Jon in order to get the model right. First up is Jessica Kole, the director of development for the W.O.L.F Sanctuary in Colorado. Jessica has been an active wolf advocate since the ear...
2020-09-2538 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastDebbi Warren & Anatomy On Demand Professional DevelopmentDebbi Warren is the instructor for the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System's new online course, Medical Career Pathways. Debbi retired from her career as a high school teacher in 2015 after teaching anatomy, chemistry and biology for 28 years for the Medford School District. However, she still works today as a Health Careers teacher at South Medford High School. She holds a bachelor's of science degree in biochemistry from Southern Oregon University and a master's degree in secondary education from the same school. Prior to her career as a teacher, she also worked as a radiologic technologist for 13 years. Intro and Outro m...
2020-09-1728 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastInterview: Renee Melo & Anatomy Instruction at Central Valley High School in Ceres, CaliforniaRenee Melo has been teaching anatomy at Central Valley High School in Ceres, California for 25 years. Recently, as the school district made the decision to start the school year with all online instruction, given the ongoing pandemic, Renee successfully submitted a request for more Anatomy in Clay® Learning System models so all students could study at home. Renee Melo is department chair and serves on the steering committee for Central Valley High School. Renee has a master's degree in education and she holds National Board Certification. She was named Teacher of the Year in Ceres Unified School District last year an...
2020-08-3131 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastInterview: Luke Santangelo & Key Decision in Copyright Lawsuit for the Anatomy in Clay® Learning SystemFor 35 years, Luke Santangelo has been protecting creative people as an intellectual property lawyer. The Santangelo Law Offices represents cases involving trademarks, patents, and copyrights. It's the copyright issue that led to a recent decision by the 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, which ruled in favor of the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System in its long-fought legal battle for copyright protection. A former inventor and physicist, Luke Santangelo explains on the podcast why the appeals court was decision was so important--and what it means for Jon Zahourek and his unique learning system. Intro and Outro music "Viscious Pen" b...
2020-08-2127 minAnatomy in Clay® Learning System PodcastInterview: Anatomy in Clay® Learning System founder Jon ZahourekFor over 30 years, the ANATOMY IN CLAY® Learning System has provided the most effective, informative and relevant anatomy education through the power of hands-on learning. The founder of that system, Jon Zahourek, is the guest on this first episode of the Anatomy in Clay Learning System podcast. Jon is a painter, sculptor, artist, and passionate student - and teacher - who continues to explore and refine his approach to the study of anatomy. Jon believes in the "hands-on" approach to learning and has become profoundly interested in the neuroscience behind the success inherent in the learning that takes place when s...
2020-07-2544 min
The Southern Plains PodcastSouthern Plains Podcast #33-Russell Stevens, Noble Research Institute Producer ConsultantIn this episode of the Southern Plains Podcast we visit with Russell Stevens, a strategic consultation manager and a wildlife and range consultant in the producer relations program at the Noble Research Institute in Ardmore, Oklahoma. Russell visits with us about the work of the Institute, its interaction with agriculture producers and his work in helping landowners and others understand the importance of prescribed fire as a tool for range improvement and wildfire fuel reduction.
2020-06-0228 min
The NeutralEverything I've done is a leap of faith ft. Kizzie KayThis week's episode of The Neutral is a hard one. Kizzie opens up about some of the darker moments of life growing up. However, despite Kizzie's rough upbringing - Kizzie makes it clear that positivity is the message he wants to spread as an ambassador of the FGC. We talk about how he got involved with fighting games, how he started with a little known game Clay Fighters, and how he has begun to dabble with Street Fighter V.
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https://anchor.fm/the-neutral
2020-01-2953 min
More Cheese Less WhiskersEp148: Dillon Hill & Clay StevensToday on the More Cheese Less Whiskers podcast we're talking with Dillon Hill & Clay Stevens from Sacramento, California, and they have a really great story. They started out doing something to support a friend who was diagnosed with cancer. They helped him complete as many 'bucket list' items as they could, they documented their journey, and that really got a lot of traction out in the world. Now they are trying to help other people with cancer, knock things off their bucket lists. We were trying to figure out how to model their fi...
2019-05-121h 27
Talking Racing!Scott Stevens And Clay Campbell Talks Springtime Racing At Martinsville (2019)Scott Stevens (recovering from the flu) Talks Springtime Racing At Martinsville with Clay Campbell, Track President.
2019-03-2105 min