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Newman on Tap PresentsPurity and LoveFr Sean Magnuson, former military chaplain, analyzes Newman's sermon "Purity and Love” by explaining that fervent love must come from the substance of purity, like a candle's flame coming from the substance of its wax. The life of St. John the Evangelist shows us that his burning love for Christ and His mother fed on his purity. Newman explains that when we are drawn to God's goodness and beauty with our own powers we freely and genuinely love Him and in turn, others. Grace received in purity works within our individual will by properly ordering our desire to...2025-06-2334 min
Speaking of ... College of CharlestonElevating Leadership: Inside the College of Charleston's Executive MBA ProgramSend us a textJoin host Corey Werkheiser as he sits down with Ron Magnuson, the Executive Director of Graduate and Executive Programs at the School of Business, to explore the newly launched Executive MBA (EMBA) Program at the College of Charleston. In this episode, Magnuson discusses his extensive experience in business and higher education, shedding light on the distinct features that set the one-year MBA apart from the new EMBA program. Listeners will learn about the innovative cohort structure, personalized executive coaching, and international opportunities that the EMBA offers, along with its family-oriented approach. M...2024-08-3019 min
Cascade of HistoryEp. 70: Late, Great Pacific Northwest Sports BroadcastersOn this summertime edition of CASCADE OF HISTORY, we present a 2003 panel discussion with a quartet of Pacific Northwest sports broadcasters who have all since passed away: Rod Belcher, Bob Blackburn, Lee Desilet and Ron Forsell. The panel was part of a series called "Talk of the Town" curated and moderated by Cascade of History producer/host Feliks Banel when he was deputy director of Seattle's Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI). Support for the original program came from what's now Humanities Washington and 4Culture.
This episode of CASCADE OF HISTORY was originally broadcast at 8pm Pacific Time on Sunday...2024-07-2200 min
ART IS CHANGE: Tactics and Tools for Activist Artists and Cultural OrganizersWhy Ron Chew Believes Museums Should Be Cultural Centers, Not Just Store ArtifactsCan a museum be a force for social change? Can history heal? Can our stories be unforgotten? Ron Chew says, "YES!, YES! YES!, and Much More!" Ron Chew has spent his life telling stories. Stories that reveal hidden history. Stories that inspire and mobilize. Stories that nurture and heal. The power of these stories has improved the lives of Seattle's Asian Pacific Islander Community, and by extension help that city reckon with its unsettling history with that community. Notable MentionsChinese Exclusion Act: The Chinese Exclusion Act was a United States federal law sign...2022-03-2346 min
Beyond the BusinessBTB Ron Magnuson Part II2020-02-0827 minBeyond the BusinessBTB Ron Magnuson2020-02-0127 min
The Department of Promethean ScienceEpisode #132 - Sarah MagnusonSarah Magnuson is trying to stay cool and be there for her son Jorin, but he and his older brother had to go riding their bikes in dangerous territory. From the suggestion 'caterwaul', care of Dr. Ron Harvey. Send suggestions (for scenes, with subject line Suggestion) and for the podcast to prometheanscience@gmail.com. Vote! For the 2nd Somewhat Annual Awards: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PTXFWTC2016-08-1800 min
Cowboy Wisdom RadioCowboy Wisdom RadioRonald Lee Geigle author of "The Woods" grew up in the Pacific Northwest is my guest . He was born in Monroe, Washington, and attended Meadowdale Senior High School. After graduating from the University of Washington, he headed for Washington, DC, where he has spent the past 30+ years as a speechwriter, congressional aide, and public relations consultant. He worked for Washington State Senator Warren Magnuson and US Representative Norm Dicks, and founded the public relations firm Polidais.
The Woods is set in the turbulent world of labor unrest and big-timber logging in the Pacific Northwest during the late 1930s. It draws on...2014-06-2500 min