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- Mountain Do: Episode 2 - Staying on track and on the trail
Health, Physical Education and Wellness Professors Michelle Alexander and Valerie Burge-Hall, as well as Public Safety, Allied Health and Human Service's Megan Hill offer nutritional and motivational tips to keep Stacey and her sister motivated and moving forward.
1 hr 3 min - At Ease Military Connection: Interview w/Master Sergeant Christine Caldwell
Gary interviews Air Force Reserve Recruiter Master Sergeant Christine Caldwell.
33 min - Foundations for Success: Local entrepreneurs discuss how to be successful in the time of COVID.
Hosts Bob Flynn and Michelle Shonk talk with nurses Dianne Cesvette and Arleigh Hatcher about how they have pivoted their health-care businesses from in-person to mainly remote as they cope with restrictions and regulations from the coronavirus.
41 min - The Meet Up: Meet the Hosts
Debra and Iyanna meet up with... Debra and Iyanna. Take a little bit to get to know your hosts as they go a little more in depth about themselves.
19 min - Mountain Do: Episode 1 - Biology, Chemistry and Geology, Oh My!Learning about those subjects will help Thomas Nelson history professor Stacey Schneider as she and her sister hike the Virginia portion of the Appalachian Trail. Stacey discusses the topics with fellow Thomas Nelson professors Kimberly Zahn, Lucinda Spryn and Lynsey LeMay.The back story: My sister Carrie and I are always up for an adventure, and in the midst of the chaos of the last year, we’ve challenged ourselves to simplify our lives and focus on a singular goal – hiking the Virginia section of the Appalachian Trail in October. It is about 550 miles, roughly from Damascus to Front Royal, and we’ll do every step together. We will get as far as we can in 30 days covering about 15 miles a day. Neither of us is an experienced camper, nor a practiced hiker, but we are determined Schneider girls who are looking to conquer something really challenging. On our backs, we’ll carry between 30 to 40 pounds of equipment that we’ll need for the month – hard choices will be made to limit the weight. This physical constraint made me realize I can’t pack many guidebooks or reference information – I need to learn as much as I can before we go. I need the knowledge to be lightweight and portable – my brain is the only option here.41 min
- Generation XYZ: Mental Health Edition
Iyanna, Debra, Michelle, and Jim talk about mental health, social media, and how we try to stay sane in crazy times like 2020.
Generation XYZ is a podcast designed to engage conversations on subjects that transcend generations. We’re not here to argue, change minds, or solve the world’s problems. We just want to bring you perspectives from three generations as we all try to navigate the world we live in.
Generation XYZ is part of Press Play, Thomas Nelson Community College’s podcast, virtual events, and webinar hub. "Living in the Future Now” by Stefan Kartenberg is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. (c) copyright 2019
35 min - At Ease Military Connection: Interview w/Dr. Gregory DeCinque Part 2
Gary continues his interview with Thomas Nelson Community College Interim President Dr. Gregory DeCinque.
36 min - At Ease Military Connection: Interview w/Dr. Gregory DeCinque Part 1
Gary interviews Thomas Nelson Community College Interim President Dr. Gregory DeCinque.
32 min - The Meet Up: Debra meets up with Professor Ann Evans and students Jean Armstrong and Amanda Caldwell
Debra meets up with Thomas Nelson Community College professor Ann Evans and her students Jean Armstrong and Amanda Caldwell. Jean and Amanda present their top of the class assignments on Public Health vs Personal Freedom in the Time of COVID.
14 min - Generation XYZ: Voting and Politics Edition
Generation XYZ is designed to encourage conversations on subjects that transcend generations. We’re not here to argue, change minds, or solve the world’s problems. We just want to bring you perspectives from three generations as we all try to navigate the world we live in.
Jim, Debra, Sam, and Iyanna talk about their experiences, outlooks, and thoughts on voting, politics, and social movements. From voter registration to social justice movements, the conversation highlights how times influence each generation.
"Living in the Future Now” by Stefan Kartenberg is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. (c) copyright 2019
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