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What is Street Dance?Krump Kings and Queens: The People, Fams, and Rising Stars Shaping New Zealand's Krump SceneFrom underground battles to packed theatres and viral online jams, the story of Krump in Aotearoa New Zealand is one of raw energy, community roots, and creative evolution. In this electrifying episode, we trace Krump’s powerful journey on these shores—chronicling the pioneers, legendary battles, family lineages, and the next generation pushing boundaries in the art form.We begin with the spark that lit up New Zealand’s Krump scene: the arrival of *Rize* (2005), David LaChapelle’s landmark documentary. As the film circulated in festivals and bootleg DVDs, young dancers in Auckland and beyond w...
2025-07-0548 min
True Tales From Old HousesSeason Ten BeginsWelcome to season ten of True Tales From Old Houses! In today's episode, during Q&A, Stacy and Daniel kick off a deep dive into wood floor restoration by discussing floor coating products they have used in their homes. Later, Stacy chats with Caitlyn of Restoration West. Stacy's conversation with Caitlyn is the first of the young tradesperson series that will take place this season. To request a transcript of this episode, please reach out via the contact page. WE LOVE OUR SPONSORS The Craftsman Store - Another excellent...
2023-09-1150 min
Respiratory HQ's Journey to SuccessStudy Skills with Caitlyn and StacyIn this episode, guest speakers and 2nd year students, Caitlyn Heistermann and Stacey Sampley share their expertise and advice for studying in respiratory therapy school. Topics in this podcast include:
• Incorporating different study strategies throughout RT school
• Use of PowerPoints and slides for initial study
• Discussions for critical thinking development
• Memorization vs critical thinking and when to use each
• Caitlyn and Stacey demonstrate a discussion that takes a basic concept into a deeper understanding that allows for critical thinking
• The importance of having a study partner or group for de...
2022-09-2625 min
Common Ground RadioCommon Ground Radio 9/8/22: Rebroadcast 2021 Common Ground Fair keynotesProducers/Hosts: Holli Cederholm, Caitlyn Barker Editing: Clare Boland Common Ground Radio is an hour-long discussion of local food and organic agriculture with people here in the state of Maine and beyond. The September episode of Common Ground Radio is a rebroadcast of the 10/14/21 Common Ground episode. Featured are two of the keynote speakers from the 2021 Common Ground Country Fair. Karen Washington, of Rise & Root Farm and Black Urban Growers and Stacy Brenner, state senator and organic farmer at Broadturn Farm. Some of the topics discussed: Changing the food system Valuing our communities Land stewardship Guest/s: Karen Washington...
2022-09-0858 min
Shout Out to the Old MeDefending Pop PunkHi friends! On today's episode, we're chatting about one our all time favourite music genres, Pop Punk! From 1999 to 2015, we listen to some of our fave songs from the genre and reflect on how pop punk has changed over the last 3 decades. Follow us over on Instagram @shoutoutoldme or leave us a voice message on AnchorSongs featured:Blink-182 - What’s My Age Again?Forever The Sickest Kids - The Way She MovesCobra Starship - Pop-Punk is Sooooo ’05Cute Is What We Aim For - DoctorA Day To Re...
2021-04-2259 min
A Well-Designed Business® | Interior Design Business Podcast364: Janelle Photopoulos: Leading, Not Simply Running, Your Interior Design FirmWelcome to the show! We have Janelle Blakely Photopoulos, the owner and principal of Blakely Interior Design, with us today for another episode in our series of The Things I Learned From A Well-Designed Business. Janelle recently sent us an awesome letter explaining all the lessons, improvements and systems that she's applied to her business since listening to the podcast. She is really a great example of a thoughtful business owner in that she listens, she learns, and she takes action. Join us today to find out what Janelle has to tell you about the way that she leads...
2018-10-0257 min
The Community Cats PodcastEp203 - Erika KellyInterview! Erika Kelly, founder of Operation Git-Meow "The Navy has always been tied to cats, and that's how the cats got to the base in the first place." Only a year after graduating college, Erika Kelly is already well on her way to making waves in the animal welfare community—she started Operation Git-Meow in December 2016, a non-profit designed to help community cats living on the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station. As you may remember from Stacy's conversation with naval-base resident Caitlyn Macintosh (Episode 53), TNR is strictly prohibited on naval bases. Instead, most community cats are trapped and...
2017-07-0124 min
The Community Cats PodcastEp130 - Dr. Caitlyn NealInterview! Dr. Caitlyn Neal, HVHQSN Veterinarian, Washington D.C. and Maryland "We have enormous community support through our foster network and feeders who really want to go the distance for their cats" Just two years out of veterinary school, Dr. Neal has been drawn to shelter medicine for quite some time. This spay/neuter "dynamo" has been involved with a number of high quality, high volume spay/neuter programs and today leads the medical efforts at CATNIPP, the Cat Neighborhood Partnership program in Washington, DC, which supports local efforts to reduce overpopulation, and keep free-roaming...
2017-01-1220 min
The Community Cats PodcastEp 53 - Caitlyn Macintosh Initially a dog person and very allergic to cats, Caitlyn Macintosh made an unlikely candidate for founder of an organization dedicated to helping community cats. Her US Marine husband's passion for cats, however, sparked her own interest in animal welfare. When her husband was stationed at the naval base in Norfolk, VA, she found a passionate civilian community of cat advocates, as well as a pressing need for population control among the colony living on base. This spurred her to found Cat Team 7, which she describes as a "marriage of civilian groups with Naval Station Norfolk leadership" to trap and relocate...
2016-08-2721 min
Isn't It Queer2015-08-05Jonny and Stacy discuss the impact of Illinois budget woes on LGBTQ and other resources, the stabbings at the Israel Pride Parade, Caitlyn Jenner's "I Am Cait" and the conundrum of a conservative Republican trans advocate, and controversy over the feature film about the Stonewall riots.
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