Caleb is the founder and owner of Big Cat Performance. He was an All-American linebacker and 4-Year college football starter at Olivet Nazarene University. He also was invited to an NFL pro-day at Northwestern University. Caleb has his undergraduate degree in exercise science and is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). Caleb received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy and has had 5+ years of experience coaching college/high school athletes

Champions School Podcast with Major League University Season 2, Episode 38: Matt Strahm – Pitcher for the Boston Red Sox. Timestamps for Today's Episode: 0:30 -- Intro 6:12 -- Good News of the Week (Widow finds husbands wedding ring under tree after 35 years/ cat shows up on oil rig, returned to owner) 8:45 -- Chew on This, Presented by Grinds (Trials of starting a business) 11:56 -- Interview with Matt Strahm 38:48 -- On It or Off It with Matt Strahm 42:59 -- Wrap Up Summary: Matt Strahm was

Jarred has been a high school Science Teacher for 19 years. He lives in Nashville with his Wife, Son,Cat, Dog and Hedgehog.   Jarred has been studying Japanese martial arts since 1995 while attending the University of Florida.  He earned his shodan in Chendokan Aikido as well as in Sogetsu ryu kenjutsu in 2001.  He ... Jarred Wilson – Japanese Martial Artist, Martial Thoughts Podcast – Ep51

Jordan Fried is a comedian and filmmaker from Warwick, NY. He studied Digital Media Production and English at Tulane University, where he was a member of Cat Mafia Comedy. He’s performed at Rhino Comedy, Eastville Comedy Club, Hell Yes Fest, Binghamton Comedy and Arts Festival, New Orleans Comedy and Arts Festival and Northern Virginia Comedy Festival. He produces the comedy variety show, Circuit Break; Late Night Hump at NJ Weedman’s Joint; and he is a founding member of the improv troupes, Duly

Martinsburg High School theatre class/cast members from the upcoming radio drama A Christmas Carol talk about staging a radio play (foley artistry!) and recording during the COVID-19 pandemic; Preview of Saturday's D2 Semifinal Game between Shepherd University and Ferris State University; News Recap - Alley Cat Allies v Berkeley County Animal Control, Voter Rights Event in Charles Town Yesterday, Miss West Virginia talks about completing finals a week early so she can be in Connecticut this weekend

For most of her career with Nestlé Purina PetCare, Nina Leigh Krueger had worked on the pet nutrition side of the business. When the WashU Olin alumna joined the company’s cat litter group to lead its marketing, she found she was a fish out of water—and facing a challenge with a high sales goal in a stagnating business. Leadership, questioning whether or not to exit the business, challenged her to make or break the line.Our story sets the stage for that pivotal moment and goes on to share the work

This is an admittedly self-indulgent and possibly dramatic episode. But, everyone I love is leaving me this week!! My husband returned to work after being home for over a year. Avery is leaving for high school. And my son is headed to university tomorrow. And I'm sad. But I'm pretending not to be. So, please enjoy my discomfort. Oh, and there's also the story about how my son upped the dramatic tension by passing out cold in his room yesterday. It's okay, he's fine. But yikes. Fainting offspring is

Rich Wilkes was born in Princeton, New Jersey. He attended El Camino High School in Oceanside, California. He got a BA at the University of California, Santa Cruz, then studied screenwriting at the American Film Institute.   *******SUBSCRIBE/RATE/REVIEW!!! www.richredmond.com/listen The Rich Redmond Show is sponsored by: Big Dot Lighting - Commercial LED Lighting Specialists and Bruce Cline Home Loans & Mortgage Refinance | Movement Mortgage www.musiciansmortgage.com

It was a seemingly simple assignment: make a list of your top 10 high school movies. What followed was soul searching, self doubt, a realignment of our values and finally a list - which we still questioned. Take a listen and let us know what you think. Which movies would make your top 10? Plus the animal world has come roaring back this week. The ravens are shopping at Costco, there's an angry cat in the cockpit and the Wildcats (of the University of Kentucky) are accepting people to college who

CHAT organizer Cat talks about navigating their sexual identity while growing up in a religious and traditional Latinx household. Living within a restrictive environment made it difficult for them to understand their queerness and identity but finding community at the Illinois Caucus for Adolescent Health (ICAH) helped them accept themselves and come out to their family. Frankly. is a podcast that explores the health and wellbeing of youth from the perspectives and lived experiences of

In this week's Villanova Basketball Report, with Bob Long, Kevin Long, Tom Trainer, and K-Mac, we discuss Villanova's rise from the ashes to the Sweet 16. What's going right, why, and what Villanova can expect from Baylor on Saturday (Start-28:30). Next, Kevin Long walk through this week's "Cat in the Wild," highlighting one former Wildcat's career success (28:30-32:40). K-Mac then blesses us with Baylor basketball trivia (32:40-38:50), and we end the show with our "Shootaround" shout out segment

In this week's Villanova Basketball Report, with Bob Long, Kevin Long, Tom Trainer, and K-Mac, we discuss Villanova's deflating loss against Butler, the anticipation and implications of Wednesday's tilt against Creighton, and Greg McDermott's misguided comments post-game from Saturday vs. Xavier (Start-50:09). K-Mac then asked four BIG EAST trivia questions that will be sure to challenge your knowledge (50:09-57:15). Kevin Long then highlighted this week's "Cat in the Wild," Donte DiVincenzo

a start to something that'll probably end in like 1 month give or take. We talk about our high school lives a little and some childhood mistakes, and obviously cats.

In this week's Villanova Basketball Report, with Bob Long, Kevin Long, and Tom Trainer, we discuss Villanova's blowout loss to Creighton. We ask the questions "Is this Villanova team of 2-seed quality, how far can this team go in the NCAA Tournament, and can Villanova win without Collin Gillespie and Jeremiah Robinson-Earl playing at a top level?" (Start-36:10). Kevin Long then produced the "Cat in the Wild" segment, highlighting Saddiq Bey's recent success in the SBA (36:10-43:24). Finally, our

In this week's Villanova Basketball Report, with Bob Long, Kevin Long, and Tom Trainer, we discuss Villanova's return to basketball post-COVID pause with wins over Seton Hall and Providence, and upcoming games against UCONN and Providence (Start-20:47). Next, Bob goes to the whiteboard for V's and O's, to breakdown how Villanova's guards adjusted to Providence's defense running shooters off the 3-point line(20:47-25:52). Kevin then highlights this week's "Cat in the Wild," and Tom has a trivia

Over the past 20 years, Devin’s vision for how to drive high-quality student outcomes enabled him to quickly ascend the roles of educator, school principal, district administrator, and superintendent. During his tenure serving Vista Unified’s more than 25,000 students, Devin earned some of the education industry’s most prestigious awards.In 2015, he was named “California Superintendent of the Year” by both the ACSA and Pepperdine University. In 2014, he received Classroom of the Future Foundation's

In this week's Villanova Basketball Report, with Bob Long, Kevin Long, and Tom Trainer, we discuss victories over Butler and St. Joseph's this week, while previewing the matchup against Marquette on Wednesday evening (Start-22:13). Kevin Long then introduces this week's "Cat in the Wild," a former Nova player who is excelling in basketball post-college (22:13-28:16). Next up is Trivia, as K-Mac dishes out some tough questions on Villanova and Marquette basketball history (28:16-35:56). Finally, time

Lakeside Lutheran beats Racine St. Cat's 34-6 in the 2020 season opener at Lakeside Lutheran High School on September 25, 2020.

70 Movies We Saw in the 70s: Ep 9—THE JERK Pick out a thermos, don’t trust whitey, and come join us for Part 2 of our tribute to the late, great Carl Reiner with our salute to THE JERK. Mike, Ben, and guest Kat Ellinger take on Carl’s Steve Martin masterpiece replete with Opti-Grab eye-crossing, Mexican cat juggling, homicidal can hating, Shithead the dog, and, of course, Iron Balls McGinty. So just add your own Pizza in a Cup and listen now!

Natalie Lund is the author of the young adult novels, We Speak in Storms and The Sky Above Us (forthcoming Nov. ’20). She is a former middle and high school teacher and a graduate of Purdue University’s MFA program. Natalie is a member of SCBWI and is represented by Sarah Davies of Greenhouse Literary Agency. She lives in Chicago with her spouse and a very talkative cat. You can follow her on Instagram or Twitter at @nmlund. --- Support this podcast: