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Business In The 217Business in the 217: Springfield Business Journal Chat with Michelle Ownbey - 12/18/2024Trent R. Nelson speaks with Michelle Ownbey, publisher of the Springfield Business Journal and Illinois Times, about the latest happenings in the Springfield business community and all of the relevant bits fit for the greater community to learn about. Topics Discussed In This Interview: Springfield’s first – and last – Marco’s Pizza location has closed with the shuttering of the store at 3201 W. Iles Ave. as of Dec. 9. The Hoogland family is the largest franchisee for Marco's Pizza and previously had a partnership with Family Video, another family business. Pete Praia is callin...2024-12-1810 min
Philadelphia Community PodcastWhat's Going On: Japan Society of Greater PHL - Okaeri: The Nisei Legacy at Shofuso, Artist & Musician Adam Torres, Love BombingThe Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia will soon close the special exhibition Okaeri (Welcome Home): The Nisei Legacy at Shofuso. This exhibit highlights the story of the Nisei, or second-generation American-born individuals of Japanese descent, and explores their unique contributions to Shofuso, including their activism during the Civil Rights Movement. I spoke with Rob Buscher, Marketing and Community Engagement Consultant for the Japan America Society, and Jason Finkelman, Shofuso Artist in Residence. Links:Okaeri ExhibitionJapan America Society of Greater PhiladelphiaJason Finkelman's Music I also spoke with Laura Charanza, a Life and Recovery Coach, who discusses the c...2024-08-0830 minPhiladelphia Community PodcastInsight Pt. 1: Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia's Okaeri: The Nisei Legacy at ShofusoThe Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia will soon close the special exhibition Okaeri (Welcome Home): The Nisei Legacy at Shofuso. This exhibit highlights the story of the Nisei, or second-generation American-born individuals of Japanese descent, and explores their unique contributions to Shofuso, including their activism during the Civil Rights Movement. I spoke with Rob Buscher, Marketing and Community Engagement Consultant for the Japan America Society, and Jason Finkelman, Shofuso Artist in Residence. Links:Okaeri ExhibitionJapan America Society of Greater PhiladelphiaJason Finkelman's Music2024-08-0808 min
Kennis & CoFokken, bewaken, fotograferen, wat helpt wél tegen neushoornstroperij?Een natuurparkenorganisatie heeft een neushoornfokkerij met 2000 neushoorns opgekocht die was bedoeld voor de legale productie van neushoorn-hoorns. Goed nieuws, zou je zeggen. Ontwikkelingssocioloog Bram Büscher legt aan Jop de Vrieze en Bouwe van Straten uit welke complexe wereld van fokkers, stropers, natuurbeschermers, handel en conflicterende belangen er achter deze overname schuilgaat en waarom er geen eenvoudige oplossingen zijn.
Verder onder meer: Fingerspitzengefühl, verschillende visies op natuurbehoud, afbrokkelende schoolgebouwen en moeten we Amerikaanse rivierkreeft op het menu zetten?
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Grote redingsactie voor speleoloog Mark Dickey https://nos.nl/artikel/2489622-grote-reddingsactie-in-turkije-aan-de-gang-voor-zieke-grotonderzoeker
Geheu...2023-09-0821 minPhiladelphia Community PodcastWhat's Going On: Steve Blackburn, F.A.C.T Program, Okaeri (Welcome Home): The Nisei Legacy at ShofusoRecently I aired an interview about the FACT Program - Father's and Children Together - a highly effective program at SCI Phoenix that brings incarcerated men together with their kids in a program designed to strengthen their bond. I spoke to some of the Moms and youth who participated. For this segment, I speak to a former lifer who was present at the graduation. We talked about his experience but also the power of second chances. Steve Blackburn is the epitome of an individual who has made the most of that opportunity after serving 16 years before his life sentence was...2023-08-1129 minPhiladelphia Community PodcastInsight Pt. 1: Okaeri (Welcome Home): The Nisei Legacy at ShofusoJapan America Society of Greater Philadelphia has launched Okaeri (Welcome Home): The Nisei Legacy at Shofuso, a site-based multimedia exhibit telling the story of the Nisei (second-generation), American-born persons of Japanese descent, and their unique connection and contributions to Shofuso. I speak to Rob Buscher Exhibit Curator.JapanPhillyObonrbuscher@japanphilly.org2023-08-1109 min
The Truth In This Art: Stories That MatterArt, Community & Advocacy: Rob Buscher's Creative JourneyWelcome to 'The Truth in This Art' podcast, hosted by Rob Lee. Engage in this meaningful conversation with Rob Buscher, the Associate Director of Organizational Culture at the Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia. He's a seasoned film and media specialist, educator, arts administrator, and published author with extensive experience in nonprofit arts organizations. Rob, a person of biracial Japanese-American heritage, is deeply involved in his community and an expert in cultural sensitivity training, community organizing, and Asian American & Pacific Islander advocacy. His expertise spans Japanese and Asian American & Pacific Islander Cinema, and he has made notable contributions to...2023-01-1353 min
Faith and Family Fellowship PodcastJesus in My Life PodcastIn this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, Dallas interviews Jack and Rob, Hosts of the "Jesus in My Life Podcast".2022-10-0137 min
The Week in Philly from KYW Newsradio“This is not just a teahouse”: exploring the origins and significance of Fairmount Park’s ShofusoDespite a recent act of vandalism, Shofuso Japanese House and Garden continues to remain open for discovery and exploration. With its distinct design and many gardens, the Fairmount Park landmark is both a site and experience to behold. It also boasts a compelling origin story. But for as rich as the history is at Shofuso, Associate Director of Organizational Culture Rob Buscher also believes it holds particular relevance in today’s world, serving as symbol of unity among various members of the West Philadelphia community. If you would like to help Shofuso recover from that recent vandalism, click here: ht...2022-07-0723 min
Southern Race WeekSRW Podcast Season 3 Episode 17 with Rob Ramage, Lenny Batycki & driver Chris BuscherOn this episode of #SRWPodcast- SVP/GM of Texas Motor Speedway Rob Ramage previews #AllStarRace Weekend, Lenny Batycki of PRN's At the Track has #ShortTrackNews and NASCAR #CupSeries driver for RFK Racing Chris Buescher from weekend of May 13th, 20222022-05-1635 minPhiladelphia Community PodcastInsight Pt. 2: Multicultural Media Professionals Week, Independence Blue Cross Celebrate CaringNurses have always been true superheroes but even more so during the pandemic. That's why I'm excited to share an interview with the winners of Independence Blue Cross Celebrate Caring Campaign which honors outstanding nurses. I speak with Lenore Sears – Health Care Stat Nursing Agency, Ann Coyle – Virtua Health Perinatal Bereavement Program,Bonnie Lynn – Horsham Clinic. The campaign added a special COVID-19 designation to recognize extraordinary work by nurses who have helped fight COVID-19 in the community. I chat with this year’s honorees: DaVeda June Graham, My Doc Urgent Care, Vitable Health, Chief Medical Officer of Nurses United for Change a...2022-05-1330 min
Yellow and Brown Tales: Asian American Folklife TodayRob Buscher and a New Series, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders: A Philadelphia StoryPenn Asian American Studies Lecturer Rob Buscher joins Dr. Fariha Khan in conversation about his work in Asian American communities and organizations in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. Rob shares his experiences creating spaces for Asian American artists and creatives through the Governor's Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs, the Philadelphia chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League, Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival, and more. Rob also introduces a new PBS-WHYY series "Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders: a Philadelphia Story," which he co-produces and hosts. The series explores the histories and struggles of the diverse Asian American and Pacific Islanders of...2022-04-2731 min
Bridging PhillyBridging the gap between Philly's Asian and Black communities through conversationsThis week Bridging Philly focuses on bridging the gap between the Asian and Black communities in Philadelphia. After a series of tragic incidents during the pandemic. Romana Lee-Akiyama, Director, Office of Public Engagement, Jeanette Bavwidinsi, Director, Office of Youth Engagement and Rob Buscher of the Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia and Japanese American Citizens League, speak on their efforts in speaking to both communities through their Black and Gold series held by the Mayor’s Office of Public Engagement.Our Newsmaker of the week highlights Dr. Esther HioTong Castillo and her efforts in launching the Support th...2022-03-201h 03
Philadelphia Community PodcastWhat's Going On: Look Toward the Mountain, Promoting LGBTQIA+ Understanding, Philly Vax Up.Look Toward the Mountain is a podcast series that tells the stories of Japanese Americans who were interned at Heart Mountain during WWI demonstrating the innovation, creativity, and resilience that enabled the Japanese American community to endure this unjust ordeal. I speak to Philadelphia Japanese American Citizens League Board Chair and Japanese American filmmaker Rob Buscher, host and producer of the podcast about what had been for decades a largely erased history and its connections with injustices today. https://www.heartmountain.org/look-toward-the-mountain-podcast/A new Gallup poll has found a record-high 70 percent of Americans now support legal...2021-06-1830 min
Faith and Family Fellowship PodcastThe Man HoleThe Man HoleVirtual Men's Conference with Rob WarnockIn this episode of Faith and Family Fellowship, Dallas interviews another amazing guest, Rob Warnock, host of "The Man Hole Podcast" and Founder of the upcoming "The Man Hole Virtual Men's Conference."Click here to Register for the ConferenceFind The Man Hole Podcast on Socials:https://www.facebook.com/themanholepodcast/https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCoThvd_mmzJ6KY3hvjqxqig"On Saturday, November 21st, 2020 you have the amazing opportunity to join the conference and be inspired from the comfort of...2021-04-0626 min
The Yon-Say Podcast NetworkA Bus Ticket & $25What happens when the war is over? In the sixth episode of the Yon-Say Podcast, Matt and Michelle talk to Rob Buscher of Philadelphia and Celeste Goedert of Detroit to discuss what their families did when the war finally came to an end. The Army gave every incarceree a bus ticket and $25 and told them to return to their non-existent homes as if nothing happened. From where their families went, what choices they had to make after four years of incarceration, and how that’s impacted them today, this episode explores a history that isn’t as well known with...2020-07-2334 minPhiladelphia Community PodcastRob Buscher Curator of Peril – Anti Asian Racial Propaganda ExhibitI speak with Rob Buscher from the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival and the civil rights group Japanese American Citizens League about American and curator of Peril – Anti Asian Racial Propaganda Exhibit at Philadelphia City Hall. The thought-provoking exhibit explores the history of anti-Asian racism at a time when xenophobia and Islamophobic bigotry have directly impacted immigration legislation in the USA.https://creativephl.org/american-peril-phase-22020-02-2105 minPhiladelphia Community PodcastWhat's Going On "Love is Love": Patience Carter Murray & Alex Murray, The Royal Mix & Peril – Anti Asian Racial PropagandaLots of people want to ride with you in the limo but what you want is someone who will take the bus with you when the limo breaks down. Some words from my personal guru – Oprah Winfrey. Isn’t that what true love is. Today we continue our special series Love is Love when I speak with Patience Carter Murray and Alex Murray who traveled a road that would have broken many but instead led them to a place where Love recognizes no barriers. You absolutely have to check outwww.sincerelypatience.com which hosts videos from their wedding. Beau...2020-02-2131 minPhiladelphia Community PodcastPhiladephia Asian American Film Festival 11-7 to 11-17There are some great film festivals in the city like Blackstar and the upcoming Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival. I spoke with Festival Director Rob Buscher about the event which takes place November 7-17th celebrating and elevating the Asian American experience.https://phillyasianfilmfest.org/2019-11-0105 minPhiladelphia Community PodcastWhat's Going On - Philadephia Asian American Film Festival, Navigating Gender IdentityWhat’s Going On is a show about making a difference in our communities and ourselves - I’m Loraine Ballard Morrill. What’s Going On is brought to you by the American Association for Cancer research the first and largest cancer research foundation in the world supporting research that is working towards curing cancers. I support this organization because cancer has touched the lives of people I love. Do what I do and donate – at aacr.org/donate. I’ve been doing interviews for – a while and I think I’m pretty good at it – but I have to admit th...2019-11-0127 minPhiladelphia Community PodcastInsight Pt II Love with Accountability: Digging Up the Roots of Child Sexual Abuse, PAAF, Project Cold War Coat DriveWelcome to Insight a show about empowering our community. I’m Loraine Ballard Morrill. Crazy weather – right. Downpours, wind storms, sunshine, frost – if you’re bored with the weather just wait a few hours. In any case hope you’re having a wonderful morning despite the weather. There are a lot of kids who aren’t ready for the cold that’s coming this winter. I speak with Tyree Williams about a cool program called Project Cold War Coat Drive sponsored by https://1stnotnext.com/ that provides brand new coats for the boys and girls who need them. 1st Not Next is sponso...2019-11-0131 min
Black TribblesThe GHOULS NEXT DOOR - East AsianWe're finishing up our Representation series and we are joined by the phenomenal guest, Rob Buscher of the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival to talk about Eastern Asian representation in horror. We discuss the second season of AMC's The Terror to explore the Japanese horror of the supernatural and the terribly real.
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-ghouls-next-door/support--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/black-tribbles/message2019-10-0659 min
Ghouls Next DoorThe Terror: East Asian RepresentationWe're finishing up our Representation series and we are joined by the phenomenal guest, Rob Buscher of the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival to talk about Eastern Asian representation in horror. We discuss the second season of AMC's The Terror to explore Japanese horror of the supernatural and the terribly real.2019-09-2459 min