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A podcast about Utah politics from two people who know very little about Utah or politics.

In this episode we talk about Mitt Romney's announcement to run for Utah's Jr. Senator, we update you on some bills that have been passed and we name Mike Noel, R – Kanab, our Utah Asshole of the Week.

Episode 5 – Mittens goes to Washington

In this weeks episode we highlight the upcoming legislative session in Utah, shame a small town mayor and go to the Women's March in Ogden, Utah.

Episode 3 – Utah Women Go Marching

This week we discuss sh*tholes, Mia Love, Mormons who can't quit Trump and Utah's weird, bad relationship with Martin Luther King, Jr Day.

Episode 2 – John Browning Jr Day

This week we talk about Utah's dinosaur priorities, why Chris Stewart should stay off of social media and actually have some nice things to say about Utah Republicans and the LDS church for once.

Episode 4 – UTAHRAPTOR!

Utah Politicast

Hey, what's up? My name is Ty. I'm a struggling musician who is running for mayor of a small town in California. I have absolutely no background in politics, nor any relevant experience in local government. I compensate for these things with an abundance of self confidence and a whole bunch of crazy...

2018 Paso Robles, CA mayoral candidate "Awesome" Ty Bezkostny and his campaign manager Michael J. Boohyah publicly shame local criminals for their indiscretions, and answer policy questions from overly concerned citizens. Sub par episode. 2 out of 5. We'll try harder.

#033 - Red Light Round Up

2018 Paso Robles, CA mayoral candidate "Awesome" Ty Bezkostny and his campaign manager Michael J. Boohyah are back again to take incumbent mayor #notTHATstevemartin to task on a number of hot local issues including cannabis sales and parking. Also, they solve the whole national gun crisis. You're welcome, America.

#032 - Stand In The Place Where You Live

2018 Paso Robles, CA mayoral candidate "Awesome" Ty Bezkostny has been found by the grace of god. Now the only thing standing in his way between the mayor seat this November is extracting a swift and brutal vengeance against anyone who may have played a part in his kidnapping.

#031 - Backstreet's Back In Black

Private Detective Bob Depperschmidt is set to reveal his findings in the case of  2018 Paso Robles, CA mayoral candidate Awesome Ty Bezkostny's kidnapping, until his life is tragically cut short mid episode by a conveniently timed sniper.

 RIP DETECTIVE ROBERT DEPPERSCHMIDT 1952-2018

#030 - Where In The World Is Awesome Ty? Part 5 w/ Detective Bob Depperschmidt

Awesome Ty is Running for Mayor

Kelli Gray-Meisner, RDN, is a registered dietician nutritionist who specializes in helping individuals with gastrointestinal conditions. She has expertise in integrative and functional principles, with an emphasis on a whole foods based diet and biologically appropriate lifestyle. She focuses on whole-food based nutrition assessment and education with all patients, meeting the patients where they are and assisting them to get where the want to be with their health.  Kelli has always been interested in integrative and functional medicine and promoting personalized nutrition as a foundational component for overall health. Her research interests include integrative nutrition, microbiomes and lifestyle medicine. She also teaches at Cuyamaca Community College and volunteers giving healthy eating presentations to the general public as well as local support groups, including the San Diego Chapter of the Celiac Support Association.

In this episode we talk about the current state of our food system, healthcare, and how nutritious food can heal and empower us.

9: Food is Medicine with Kelli Gray Meisner, RD + Dietician

In this episode we sit down with Cindy Lin. Cindy is the co-founder and CEO of Hove Social Good Intelligence, a mission-to-action lifestyle company working to connect people to Do Good companies and companies to positive impact.

Hove’s new consumer facing product, Hey Social Good, will be launched Jan 2020. Hey Social Good will connect people to purchasing with purpose by building meaningful data stories to show positive social and environmental impact. Their mission is to enrich people's lives with well researched information and social good alternatives that inspire people to become a force for good. 

IG: @heysocialgood
TW: @heysocialgood
FB: @hovesocialgood
Website: http://www.heysogo.com

8: Dr. Cindy Lin Talks Social Good Intelligence

In this episode we speak with Nita Kurmins Gilson, Co-founder of ProduceGood, a food recovery nonprofit in San Diego County. Nita and her team are recovering some of the 40% of food that is wasted daily and delivering this to the 1 in 6 people who are food insecure. They do this by recovering excess from backyards, farms & Farmers Markets; upcycling unwanted produce to the food system; and engaging and inspiring our community to reduce food waste & hunger

We asked Nita what she is most excited about, right now. Here is her inspiring answer: 
“KIDS! I just gave a presentation to 5 classes of first grade gardening students at Cardiff Elementary. Their gardening instructor, a wonderful young man named Jonathan Kardos, wanted to teach the kids about the whole food system, including food waste and food insecurity. They offered to donate the harvest from 10 of the 20 beds of veggies they had grown. I believe that Berry Good Foundation granted Mr. Kardos funds to build another school garden in the district, at Ada Harris school. So, it was WONDERFUL to see the full circle! Kids feeding community. They were so stoked to be able to harvest 70 pounds of their own grown bounty and donate this to Community Resource Center, a local charity that does amazing work, in Encinitas.”

Tune in to learn more about the evolution of this incredible company. 

http://www.producegood.org/
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https://www.instagram.com/producegood/
https://twitter.com/ProduceGood

7: Produce Good!

Meet Jamie and Marie, a dynamic couple who have built great businesses based on their belief that good food should be humble and comforting. These two are firmly committed to sourcing great ingredients, and letting those ingredients shine by “getting out of their way.” Learn about this team’s journey from event planners to caterers to restaurateurs, as they raised a family and stayed true to their core values about food. 

http://www.instagram.com/homesteadsolanabeach
https://www.homesteadsolanabeach.com/

6: Homestead Solana Beach

Meet the co-founder and Executive Director of Changing Tides, a group of adventurous female change-makers that team up with local organizations globally to raise awareness and address social, environmental, health and safety concerns. In this episode Becky talks about her evolution as an advocate and shares tips for a zero-waste lifestyle that are easy and accessible to all. She also shares about her work with The Community Compost Movement, and gives us the scoop on how we can compost at home! Huge thanks to Becky Mendoza for taking the time to tell this inspiring story! 

@actionsportslaw
@changingtidesfoundation
www.changingtidesfoundation.org

5: Changing Tides with Becky Mendoza

Berry Good Talk – Specialty Produce Network

Sometimes life takes you in random places and you discover new interests. Other times you just really want to talk about them or interview others about it.

HT is joined by Frank and Jamal Buy products to support the industry you love, doesn't matter if it's porn or comics. Water is wet and Aaron McGruder is gonna McGruder. What's up with Trill League tho? Guys who don't want women to have anything but a kitchen apron and a rolling pin vs guys who rip out their hearts and hand them to women vs guys who play nice then throw a fit. Jamal: @Wasdreadheadblue Frank: @BlaqMagicWarlok HT:@LansingAntiHero [iTunes] [Stitcher] [Download]

Lansing Anti-Hero #24 - Little Man Seeks Littler Woman

HT is still hanging with Yani and OG Stuff B. The three talk about black men vs the internet, how everyone in the world needs love. Also sometimes the world messes with your head and that's okay as long as you get help. Lastly, EVERYONE is problematic to someone. Stuff B: @OG_Stuff Yani: @YaniJay HT: @LansingAntiHero [iTunes] [Stitcher] [Download]

Lansing Anti-Hero #23 - Return of The Problematics

This week's episode has HT joined by The OG Stuff B and later Yani joins the conversation. Together they discuss Lifetime Movies because lets face it most of them are a hot mess. Being a black man on Twitter it's best to log off sometimes and Twitter is just not real life. Stuff B: @OG_Stuff Yani: @YaniJay HT: @LansingAntiHero [iTunes] [Stitcher] [Download]

Lansing Anti-Hero #22 - Twitter VS Real Life

HT is teaming up with Frank again and this time Esse D from FrenchingFrogs.com, because sometimes you have to kiss a few frogs before you find your prince. The three talk about relationships and Esse gives a very informative lesson on why what you see is not always what you get. Then HT just barely survives drinking way too much. FrenchingFrogs.com Esse D: @FrenchingFrogs Frank: @BlaqMagicWarlok HT: @LansingAntiHero [iTunes] [Stitcher] [Download]

Lansing Anti-Hero #21 - Diary of A Mad Black Podcast

On this episode HT is joined once again by John Pennymon of the Pennymon Doctrine.The two talk about how the podcast game can be a twisted one. Vicious lies and Deadly rumors, but not the Big Boi album. Pennymon Doctrine: http://thepennymondoctrine.blogspot.com/ John Twitter: @TPDPodcast HT on Twitter: @AwkBlerd [iTunes] [Stitcher] [Download]

Lansing Anti-Hero #20 - Social Justice Supervillains

Lansing Anti-Hero

A bi-weekly podcast centered around schools in Beloit, WI. 

We give airtime to a critical community issue: education. Episodes are based on latest district happenings and board of education meetings.

Matthew and Sarah share updates, shout out to SDB retirees, and begin discussions on Beloit Memorial High School's new academy format for the fall.

Happy Summer! Happy Listening!

Show Notes

Ep 5 - School's Out

Sarah sits down with Kathy Crawford, another former candidate of the 2018 SDB Board of Education election. We talk about reactions to the superintendent search progress, feelings about local media, and recommendations on how to remain informed. Kathy is a passionate community member who is spearheading a Parent Coalition to increase parental involvement in schools. Show Notes

Ep 4 - Guest Interview: Kathy Crawford

Our fault. We didn't give you enough context in our last episode. That's on us. Matt fixes that here by making sure you understand WHY Mr. Baskin is so upset.

Ep 3.5 - Backdoor Politics -coda-

The Weiss siblings discuss what the local paper described as a "bombshell" at the latest Board of Education meeting. Each host shares their overall reactions to the meeting to prompt a further exploration of Dennis Baskin's comments, the board's (in)actions, and the state of the district. Show Notes

Ep 3-Backdoor Politics

Catch up on the latest SDB Board of Education decisions and news surrounding hiring a new high school principal, finalizing a profile for a new superintendent, preventing further use of a documentation form before calling School Resource Officers (SROs), and discussing the Beloit 2020 high school campus plan with the City Council. Show Notes

Ep 2-S.R.Uh-O.

Beloit Schools Community Talk

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Discussions with Dr. Don Haddad, SVVSD Superintendent.

This months podcast covers the following topics and related questions:



Security incidents at various schools in The District, in particular Sunset Middle School and Longmont High School.



The Districts position on participating in the creation of an Olympic pool and Hocky Rink (what’s called ‘Pool and Ice by City of Longmont staff).



The various specialities that each St. Vrain Valley School District High School focuses on and the philosophy behind why The District approaches it that way.



“Late start” and why The District does it from time to time.



Some background discussion on the ‘Day of Excellence’ held to show the community the great work The District is up to.



Some additional information on the Innovative Business of the Year award that was recently awarded to The District.



Why job fairs, bringing high school students into environments also populated with college students helps prepare them for real world jobs.



The recent movement by students encouraging a state bill to lower the voting age for school board elections to 16 or 17 years old.



The effects of Weld Counties ‘Second Amendment Sanctuary’ approach to guns on District schools.



An update on PTECH (Pathways in Technology Early College High School) and the education model that supports as well as recent and planned PTECH expansions.



A review of some of the great programs happening withing the school district.




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Podcast: Talk With The Superintendent – Episode 5 -Dr. Don Haddad

Dr. Don Haddad, Superintendent of the St. Vrain Valley School District, sits down for a talk with Scott Converse, Publisher of the Longmont Observer.



Dr. Don Haddad, SVVSD Superintendent (Photo by the Longmont Observer)



Topics covered in this episode include:



The podcast series produced by St. Vrain Valley School District employees called “Vrainwaves”.



What is the “Infinite Campus”?



What is open enrollment and how does it work?



The school district added 6 SRO’s (School Resource Officers, members of the Longmont Police or County Sheriff’s office) to middle and high schools; how’s that going?



Thoughts on the recent St. Vrain Valley School District Salary Explorer published by the Longmont Observer, and Dr. Haddad’s thoughts on transparency of the school district’s information.



Discussion about a recent Colorado House Bill (17-1375) that changes how mill levy override revenue is distributed to Charter Schools, how that affects Charter Schools and how, or if, it affects neighborhood (non-charter) schools.



How the school district is outperforming its 2008 bond, and how it uses well thought through strategies to put the school districts dollars to the best and highest use.



Some overview of new projects as well as recently finished projects in the district as well as the opening of the Innovation Center, a world class educational facility that does things few other K-12 school districts in the country are doing.



Dr. Haddad’s thoughts on/answer to the question, “How important are public schools vs. other kinds of schools, to the future of our nation?”



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Podcast: Talk With The Superintendent – Episode 4 -Dr. Don Haddad

Dr. Don Haddad, SVVSD Superintendent
Scott Converse and Don Haddad talk about guns in schools, the AA+ bond rating of the school district, how the latest $260 million bond is being spent and its effects, the fiscal responsibility awards the district was recently awarded, the incredible new Innovation Center that the SSVSD just opened, how one of the district’s teachers is a finalist for ‘teacher of the year’ and other topics related to Longmont’s schools.


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As Longmont’s only nonprofit newsroom, our only vested interest is to supply you with quality, nonpartisan, community-driven, Longmont-focused journalism. But, we need your help. We depend on our members to help us report Longmont news and to keep our journalism available and accessible by all. If you value what we do at the Longmont Observer, please show us with your support. 
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Podcast: Talk With The Superintendent – Episode 3 -Dr. Don Haddad

The St. Vrain Valley School District Superintendent and the Publisher of the Longmont Observer, Scott Converse, sit down for their monthly podcast.
Dr. Don Haddad, SVVSD Superintendent
This month’s topic: The SVVSD Strategic Priorities. These basic principles, each discussed in detail, are:

Excellent Teachers and Staff
Strong/Visionary Leadership
School Safety
Student Well-Being
Outstanding Communication and Community Collaboration
Excellence in Technology/Innovation
Portfolio of 21st Century Instructional Focus Schools
Excellent Standards, Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment
Success For Every Student

 

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Podcast: Talk With The Superintendent – Episode 2 – St. Vrain Valley Schools Strategic Priorities

Sgt. Craig Mortensen and Chief Mike Butler of Longmont’s Public Safety organization sit down with Scott Converse, publisher of the Longmont Observer, and talk about School Resources Officers (SROs), how safe our schools are and what the school district and the police department do to ensure our kids are well taken care of.

Some of the areas covered include how often SROs are in the schools, the differences between an SRO and other Longmont police officers, the training SROs get, who pays for the SROs, how they integrate with the schools, the staff and the students, along with several other topics.

If you’re interested in how Longmont Schools and our local Police Department work to keep our schools safe, this is well worth watching/listening to.
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Podcast: An Interview About SRO’s (School Resource Officers) With Chief Mike Butler And Sgt. Craig Mortensen

Talk with the Superintendent

The podcast home of one of the largest Rotary Clubs on the East Coast of the United States. Hear from our speakers and learn more about our club's efforts to keep Service Above Self and give back to our community and make a difference in the world.

DON'T MISS THIS TALK BY DR. CAROL FOLT, CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. Dr. Holt shared her vision for UNC during the December 4, 2018 meeting of Charlotte Rotary.

DR. CAROL FOLT- CHANCELLOR OF UNC- CHARLOTTE ROTARY

DISTRICT GOVERNOR DAVID HARE! Check out the audio from David's speech at our November 13, 2018 club meeting and learn more about what's happening in District 7680!

District Governor David Hare! November 13, 2018 | Charlotte Rotary

CHECK OUT OUR LATEST EPISODE! October 23, 2018 club meeting featuring Tom Murray, CEO Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority

CHARLOTTE ROTARY | OCTOBER 23, 2018 | TOM MURRAY, CEO CHARLOTTE REGIONAL VISITORS AUTHORITY

NORTH CAROLINA TREASURER DALE FOLWELL was the guest speaker for the September 25, 2018 meeting of the Rotary Club of Charlotte.

Charlotte Rotary | September 25, 2018 | North Carolina Treasurer Dale Folwell

WHAT A MEETING! DON'T MISS THE PANEL DISCUSSION ON THE IMPACT OF 9/11 FROM THE SEPTEMBER 11, 2018 MEETING OF CHARLOTTE ROTARY! First responders and former North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory discuss 9/11, its impact on Charlotte, and how it has changed the world in which we live!

9/11 Panel Discussion | 9.11.18 Charlotte Rotary

Charlotte Rotary: The Podcast

We supply recordings of the local news to anyone who is blind or sufficiently visually impaired as to be unable to read the newspaper. 

The service is free, being financially supported by the generosity of Bookham and Horsley Rotary Club and some much-appreciated legacies. We have also gratefully...

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Happy Hausarbeits- und Klausurenphase allerseits! Anika und Sören verraten euch in diesem Bonnkeycast die besten Tricks zum Überleben in der ULB und berichten von der 16h-Stunden-ULB-Challenge, die sie absolviert haben. Also: Lernsachen zur Seite legen und podcastinieren! Lass uns wissen, was du denkst, was deine Ideen sind oder wie wir den Bonnkeycast verbessern können: Schreib […] Der Beitrag Bonnkeycast #14 – ULB Challenge erschien zuerst auf Bonnkey.com.

Bonnkeycast #14 – ULB Challenge

Ganz kurz: Dieser Bonnkeycast enthält keinen Witz mit dem Inhalt „Kurzes Vergnügen, das kennst du ja, Sören, wa?“, sondern ausschließlich niveauvolle Inspiration von Anika und Sören. Ready, steady, go! Lass uns wissen, was du denkst, was deine Ideen sind oder wie wir den Bonnkeycast verbessern können: Schreib uns einfach eine Mail an podcast@bonnkey.com Abonniere diesen […] Der Beitrag Bonnkeycast #13: Kurzes Vergnügen erschien zuerst auf Bonnkey.com.

Bonnkeycast #13: Kurzes Vergnügen

Alle Jahre wieder gibt es Weihnachts- und Silvesterstress: Wie betrunken darf ich auf der Arbeitsweihnachtsfeier sein? Was mache ich an Silvester? Was ist eigentlich mit den Vorsätzen für dieses Jahr passiert? Stefan und Anika bequatschen im großen Staffelfinale ihre eigenen Strategien für Wichtelparties und Co., die auch euch durch den Feiertagsstress helfen! Eine schöne Zeit […] Der Beitrag Bonnkeycast #12: Feiertagsstress erschien zuerst auf Bonnkey.com.

Bonnkeycast #12: Feiertagsstress

Die Bonner Food-Experten Stefan und Sören (Qualifikation: Essen beide mehrmals täglich) geben euch einen Einblick in die Gastro-Welt der Bundesstadt: Wo kann man für ein studentenfreundliches Budget essen gehen? Wohin geht es mit den Eltern? Und in welche Location kann man mit einem Date gehen? Außerdem verschenken die beiden in einer Whiskylaune (Whisky stammt vom […] Der Beitrag Bonnkeycast #11: Bonn geht Essen, Student Edition erschien zuerst auf Bonnkey.com.

Bonnkeycast #11: Bonn geht Essen, Student Edition

In dieser Bonnkeycast-Folge geht’s ans Eingemachte: Stefan, Anika und Mayu reden darüber, wie du dein Studium finanzieren kannst, welche Studenten Jobs in Bonn zu empfehlen sind und welche Tipps und Tricks man nach vielen Semestern Studium mitnimmt. Aber dieser Bonnkeycast ist mehr als ein Überblick über Geldquellen und Studenten Jobs in Bonn: Er ist dein […] Der Beitrag Bonnkeycast #10: Studenten Jobs in Bonn – und wie du sonst an Geld kommst erschien zuerst auf Bonnkey.com.

Bonnkeycast #10: Studenten Jobs in Bonn – und wie du sonst an Geld kommst

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City of Giants is about Tulsa, Oklahoma’s unsung heroes, ie "Giants in our Community" Each week Michael Patton brings laughter and insight and those impacting the greater Tulsa communities.  Whether artists, CEO’s, ball players, recyclers or composters, Michael enjoys the variety of guests that make...

[box title="Carla Britton Gregory" style="default" box_color="#333333" title_color="#FFFFFF" radius="3" class=""]Tonight on City of Giants with Michael Patton we have Carla Britton Gregory Tonight on City of Giants we have Carla Britton Gregory, a friend who has is getting a following around town for her music.… plays guitar and sings about her life, but I know her from her cooking at the The Farm Shopping Center Saturday Farmers Market. There is nothing like a relationship built on eating sample foods in a parking lot (last weekend was Mutton meatballs).

Carla sings originals so I tried to make her sad and write Blues. She did some songs in the studio, including one title "The Show" that she wrote after a singing a show at the Colony. We talked about motivation and how creativity comes to her. She is filled with energy and lights up a room.

I was a little trouble. I said that if Woody Guthrie's guitar kills fascists, how would she use hers as a weapon. I did persist on what instrument I could play in her band (cowbell), and asked if she could write a tune with the words "Blurry Missouri." I did ask if she wrote propaganda songs for the government.

It was fun. Listen tonight at 7 pm or this weekend each day at noon at www.radioIDL.com.[/box]

Michael Patton presents City of Giants this week we have Carla Britton Gregory

[box title="Kathy D. Kerr with PuroClean of Broken Arrow " style="default" box_color="#333333" title_color="#FFFFFF" radius="3" class=""]Tonight on City of Giants with Michael Patton we have  Kathy D. Kerr with PuroClean of Broken Arrow

Their company provides a wide variety of cleaning services including restoration after fire, water, mold, etc.
Kathy did a good job speaking about the sterilization services that people coming home from hospitals want as well as promoting their biohazard and general services.

I decided to defend germs and mold and questioned why she wanted to kill my friends. Dirty is a style and I resented her efforts to make my things sparkle.

Songs this week include "Good Clean Fun" by the Allman Brothers and locals Hosty Duo singing "Dirty Girl".
Listen tonight at 7 pm or this weekend each day at noon at www.radioidl.com[/box]

Michael Patton presents City of Giants this week Kathy D. Kerr with PuroClean of Broken Arrow

[box title="Blake Smith with mycbdsolution.com" style="default" box_color="#333333" title_color="#FFFFFF" radius="3" class=""]Tonight on City of Giants with Michael Patton we have this local company selling a pain cream. https://www.mycbdsolution.com/ Mention Radio IDL for a Discount also you can stop by the location at 68th and Memorial and a website that sells an ointment that is FDA approved and legal for pain relief. Blake Smith from their company came on even brought me a sample ( I haven't opened it yet. My pain is too deep for this). Blake did a good job selling it. He used words I didn't understand like "cannabidiol" and "non-psychoactive" and "Chiropractic". I said I was opposed, not because it was marijuana cream, but because it was 16% menthol and I was afraid I would crave a Virginia Slims cigarette. I also said that pain can be good and used the station format of Blues music as a perfect example.

The show contains great music like "Good Medicine" by local Bluesman Pete Marriott, "Medicated Goo", by The Band of Heathens, and Blues legend from the 1960s Howlin Wolf sings "Spoonful of Cream".

It was a fun show. Listen tonight at 7 pm or this weekend each day at noon at www.radioIDL.com. I will let you know when I open the creme. If you have tried it, let me know.[/box]

Michael Patton presents City of Giants this week Blake Smith with My CBDSolution

[box title="Sue Bundy from Tulsa International Mayfest" style="default" box_color="#333333" title_color="#FFFFFF" radius="3" class=""]Tulsa International Mayfest starts today and we have special City of Giants with Michael Patton and guest Sue Bundy from Tulsa Mayfest. starting at 10am Sue is the KidZone Chairman and came on the show with me because I am not a grownup. Tulsa Mayfest starts today and you can probably find me there at lunch or dinner each day.
http://tulsamayfest.org/

Kidzone is one of the best things about Mayfest. We probably have thousands of moms pushing strollers and twice as many kids doing crafts, games, painting, etc. every day. It is a major production made possible by a generous donation from St Francis Children's Hospital. Sue also gets hundreds of volunteers, many of them high school students needing hours.

This year again they will make hats and masks, butterflies and bubbles, and everything from puppets to pumpkin seeds. Sue also makes sure kids have a pipe cleaner craft pallooza of fun. They paint sticks and stones, get excellent hands on instruction, and everybody takes home art. Sue throws the kid's party of the year and everything they do is all free.

For music, the station selected all artists who are playing at Mayfest. Saturday night singer Wanda Watson Band does "Good Morning Sunshine", Opening act today at lunch The Randy Brumley Band has a tune with the late Steve Pryor called "Distractions", Also today lunch performer Susan Herndon sings "Favorite Cup" with Tom Skinner, and Ben Newkirk who plays Friday night has a tune called "Lonely Through the Night."

It was a fun show. Listen today at 10 am, Friday night at 7 pm, or this weekend each day at noon on www.radioIDL.com.[/box]

Michael Patton presents City of Giants this week Sue Bundy from Tulsa International Mayfest

[note note_color="#ffffff" text_color="#000000" radius="3" class=""]Join us tonight for City of Giants with Michael Patton we have Jason Watts with Rabbit Hole Improv Check it out tonight with Up To Speed starting at 8pm
This new comedy theater is in midtown tucked away just east of the Reasor's at 15th and Lewis. They have shows most Fridays and Saturdays and do private corporate and other events. Jason did a good job promoting the cast, talked about how they engage the audience, and really represented live spontaneous theater as entertainment.

I, of course, was trouble. I am obsessed with the overdressed white rabbit in the book Alice in Wonderland that they get their name from and demanded they have actual rabbits as props. I inquired whether too much laughter could be a medical condition.

Poppa Nite found great songs including "Ain't no Fun When the Rabbit Gots the Gun" by Cash Box Kings, "Have you Seen my Puppet Show" by locals Hosty and Blue Combo with John Glazer and Rebecca Ungerman singing "One Monkey Don't Stop no Show".

Listen tonight at 7 pm or this weekend each day at noon on www.radioIDL.com[/note]

Michael Patton presents City of Giants this week Rabbit Hole Improve

Michael Patton presents City of Giants

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Politics, religion, and things that drive everyone crazy. From biking in the middle lane to ordering food 10 minutes before a restaurant closes. A little seriousness, a little humor.

CJ's Podcast

This is UNC-TV's coverage of North Carolina politics, legislatively and beyond.  Sr. Correspondent Kelly McCullen does the legwork to bring you highlights and in-depth coverage of top issues that matter to North Carolinians.  Watch online video.unctv.org or follow UNC-TV's YouTube channel at www.you...

This week's episode follows reaction to North Carolina's $22.225 billion dollar budget plan agreed to by the House and Senate.  Alexandra Sirota and Barry Smith offer their take on the budget priorities.  Marc Rotterman, host of North Carolina Channel's "Front Row," explains how the budget could be used on the campaign trail & how the McCrory/Cooper race shapes up.  This is the 2016 season final

Thursday, Juy 1, 2016 | Legislative Week in Review

This week's show discusses the legalization of Narcan, Rep. Larry Pittman's call for all state lawmakers to reaffirm a commitment to the US Bill of Rights and we'll interview Denise Weeks, the long-time House Principal Clerk who's announced her retirement in 2016.

Thursday, June 24, 2016 | Legislative Week in Review

This week's show follows Senate debate over changing the North Carolina constitution to cap the top income tax rate at 5.5%.  The House debates changing Food Stamp program rules to require lottery winners' names be compared to social services databases.  Large and small hospitals debate, in front of lawmakers, over regulations that place controls on hospital construction and equipment purchases

Thursday, June 16, 2016 | Legislative Week in Review

The NC House rejects the NC Senate budget bill, setting the stage for compromise negotiations.  Lawmakers debate the best methods of regulating video footage recorded by police "body cameras."  A discussion on allowing industrial hemp to be grown by NC farmers.  Unofficial ID cards would be restricted under a new immigration bill in the NC House.

Thursday, June 9, 2016 | Legislative Week in Review

The North Carolina Senate passes its budget bill.  HBCUs within the UNC-System protested a budget provision that wouldve reduced tuition to $500-per-semester.  Carolina Journal's Barry Smith analyzes.  Sen. Tom McInnis (R-Scotland County) discusses his proposal to ban the herbal supplement "Kratom."  The House passes a new coal ash bill.

Thursday, June 2, 2016 | Legislative Week in Review

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Saint Louis Stories attends to the places and people that shape the city of Saint Louis. The podcast series captures and contextualizes the voices in and of the city so that listeners can better engaging in shaping Saint Louis.

In this episode of After Hours I interview a nursing student who I refer to as “S”. “S” describes her experiences of balancing work and school. She also discusses how the illnesses of her mother and grandparents affect her. This story is part of project produced over a 16-week period by Emily Jaboor.

After Hours: Episode Five

In this episode of After Hours I interview a Vietnam War Veteran, “N”, and his wife, “K”.  “N” and “K” describe their experiences during “N”’s enlistment and deployment. They also discuss how they handle their daughter “D”’s disability and how it has affected their relationships. This story is part of project produced over a 16-week period by Emily Jaboor.

After Hours: Episode Four

In this episode of After Hours I interview a woman that I refer to as “D”. “D” is the mother of “Y” who I interviewed in episode 2.  In this interview, “D” reveals why she has been able to be so helpful in her daughter’s marriage during tough times and reveals how her own employment status affects her and her family’s life. This story is part of project produced over a 16-week period by Emily Jaboor.

After Hours: Episode Three

In this episode of After Hours I interview a woman that I refer to as “Y”. “Y” is the wife of the warehouse worker I interviewed in episode 1 that I called “W”. While “W” revealed how his work affected his health, “Y” reveals how her husband’s work has affected their marriage and their social life. This story is part of project produced over a 16-week period by Emily Jaboor.

After Hours: Episode Two

In this episode I interview a warehouse worker who I call “W” to see how his work affects his life after hours. 

This story is part of project produced over a 16-week period by Emily Jaboor.

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