Between The Miles

Father’s Day is upon us, and you know what that means: Grilling, Beer, and Being Left Alone….Or does it?

Join Chris and Matt as they discuss their fatherhood journey so far: Are they turning into their dad’s, or paving their own path to parenting? What is the ideal Father’s Day? And who’s their favorite TV Dad?

This episode is sure to have something for dad’s, mom’s (because we couldn’t do it without them), and everyone else in-between. Enjoy!

Snowballs are a Charm City treasure dating back to the early 20th Century ice shavers, and you can’t talk about this delicious frozen dessert without mentioning one name: Snoasis.

A simple idea born out of a Baltimore County brotherhood, Snoasis started as a shed 40+ years ago to help the Timonium community beat the heat with frozen treats. After moving to Padonia Road back in 1991, the business has only continued to evolve and expand, and now offers over 100 flavor combinations of Snowballs, soft-serve ice cream, hot dogs, and beverages.

Join us as we sit down with the owner and employee #1, Tom Hays, as he discusses the company's humble beginnings, and what he’s learned from running businesses throughout the years.

This episode is a treat that we think everyone can enjoy!

Visit Snoasis at 6 E. Padonia Rd, Timonium, MD, or check them out on Facebook for a sneak peek at the menu: https://www.facebook.com/Snoasis-113576938664466

This week’s guest is Assistant Dean for Student Academic Success Programs & Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the Notre Dame of Maryland University, Jim Culhane.

Tune in as Jim shares insights about how we learn, adapt and grow, and how to make our learning stick long-term. He offers practical advice taken from his time as a student, and member of our armed forces while leaning into what he’s learned from years of research on the topic. There were so many takeaways for us, and whether you are a current student or life-long learner, there’s sure to be something in here for you, as well.

You can connect with Jim on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-culhane-30a7a292/ or e-mail [email protected]

Some further recommendations for resources that people can look at include:

1. Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning – by Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roediger III, Mark A. McDaniel available at www.amazon.com

2. Massive Online Open Course: Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjects. Barbara Oakley. Ph.D. available at https://www.coursera.org

3. The Learning Scientist Blog and Podcast. Available at https://www.learningscientists.org/

In this episode, we learn about some of the secrets to improv comedy (and life) with 3 of the cast members from Baltimore Based Improv Troupe, Mouth Stuff.

Join us as Topher, Genevieve, and Daniel talk about why they got into improv comedy, and how they have grown because of it. They dive into the importance of being present, vulnerable, and casting ego aside to follow others in learning the game, rules, and how to break ‘em!

Best of all, they talk about what can unfold when we just take that intial leap of faith.

Enjoy! (We know we did…)

IG:@mouthstuffimprov

FB: Facebook: Mouth Stuff Improv

Youtube: Mouth Stuff Youtube

Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/mouthstuffimprov

To learn more about getting into improv locally, visit: https://highwireimprov.com/

Ralph Moore is a Baltimore native who knows the city better than anyone. With a background in community organizing and activism, Ralph is a force that leads to change. Through his years, he has fought for justice and served many in the city of Baltimore. In this conversation, Ralph shares the story of growing up and growing with the city, community, and people he truly loves.

Peace Camp: https://bypeacefulmeans.org/

Ralph’s Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ralph-moore-607351165

As we prepared to celebrate Mother’s Day this past Sunday, most of us couldn’t help but be reflective about our mom’s. As we look back on life lessons from Mom, what are you most grateful for? What were you most embarrassed by (only to find out that it was actually a really great quality)? What do you wish you could tell your mother then, and now?

Chris and Matt tackle some of these questions and share stories about how their mother's selflessness, leadership, and moments of embarrassment have shaped who they have become.

We would love to hear stories from you about your mother’s!

You can post them on Instagram and tag us: @betweenthe_miles, #betweenthemiles, or post(join) in our Facebook Group

Ever wondered what the conversations between the actual miles sound like? This week’s episode will give you an inside look.

Join our hosts as they celebrate reaching their 10th episode by diving into a topic that came about on one of their runs this week: Navigating Change. Matt and Chris discuss how:

Change can be sudden or gradual

Change can happen to you, or you can choose to make a change

Change is about you vs. you: so don’t let your perception define your reality

Change starts with you, but everyone needs people in their lives to celebrate with you and hold you accountable.

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“Music is an essential part of everything we do. Like puppetry, music has an abstract quality which speaks to a worldwide audience in a wonderful way that nourishes the Soul.”

-Jim Henson

Chris Pierorazio is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter from Baltimore, MD. He is an alumni of the Peabody Conservatory of Music where he studied classical and jazz percussion. He can be heard as a drummer and percussionist on record with many artists including Medicine Lake, Cameron Blake, and David Wilcox. Most recently he can be heard as a guitarist, singer, and songwriter as half of the acoustic duo The Meantime with Ashley Daily on their debut album Watercolor Map. When not performing, Chris is an instructor at the Baltimore School For Drumming.

My Instagram - @chris_pierorazio

Band Instagram - @the.meantime

Band Facebook - facebook.com/themeantimeband

Band Website - themeantimeband.com

Watercolor Map pre-save link for spotify - https://show.co/GJRlXrq

Album will be available on all platforms on April 30, 2021

“Music is an essential part of everything we do. Like puppetry, music has an abstract quality which speaks to a worldwide audience in a wonderful way that nourishes the Soul.”

-Jim Henson

Chris Pierorazio is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter from Baltimore, MD. He is an alumni of the Peabody Conservatory of Music where he studied classical and jazz percussion. He can be heard as a drummer and percussionist on record with many artists including Medicine Lake, Cameron Blake, and David Wilcox. Most recently he can be heard as a guitarist, singer, and songwriter as half of the acoustic duo The Meantime with Ashley Daily on their debut album Watercolor Map. When not performing, Chris is an instructor at the Baltimore School For Drumming.

My Instagram - @chris_pierorazio

Band Instagram - @the.meantime

Band Facebook - facebook.com/themeantimeband

Band Website - themeantimeband.com

Watercolor Map pre-save link for spotify - https://show.co/GJRlXrq

Album will be available on all platforms on April 30, 2021

Join us this week as we learn about leading with the Heart and connecting with Purpose with MaryBeth Hyland. As the Founder and Chief Visionary Officer of SparkVision, she is recognized as a global thought leader in workplace culture and values. SparkVision serves as an unbiased partner to empower your people to own their role in crafting culture every day. Find out more about MaryBeth and her mission:https://sparkvisionnow.com and on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marybethhyland