SPECIAL: Let's get organized! Lessons from a lifetime of leadership with Sandra Ball
How to build people power at this moment in time?
In this special episode we take a deep dive into organizing! How to build movements and leadership that is sustainable and effective? How to have campaigns and change strategies that really put people central And why is that so important, especiall…
Persecuted Church - Recap- (#144- Elim)
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Reverend Ben Cooper and Sandra Robson reflect on the last six months, and as we go deeper, we look into Eritrea, and to other areas. We understand very clearly what it means to be a persecuted Christian, and how treacherous it can be in certain places around …
Architects of Communication Scholarship - Sandra J. Ball-Rokeach, on Communication Infrastructure Theory
In this episode, Barbara Osborn interviews Professor Emerita Sandra Ball-Rokeach about her struggles and triumphs working as a woman in sociology and communication theory since the 1960s. Professor Ball-Rokeach tells anecdotes about her time serving on the National Commission on the Causes and Prev…
"Ladies of the Canyon" (w/ Ned Riseley & Rachel Wenitsky)
In a truly inebrious episode of Las Culturistas, Matt and Bowen are joined by fellow ladies of the canyon, Ned Riseley and Rachel Wenitsky of Friends Who Folk. They cement themselves as part of the traumedy canon by discussing "being an Orlando Bitch", what Ned's deal is, Joni Mitchell, and alt kid…
Is the console wars over: Xbox's Future, Cross-Platform Shifts, Playstation PSN outage and much more.
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Microsoft’s Xbox is facing drastic shifts in strategy and performance, highlighted by the sale of only 2 million consoles this past year. The episode dives into Xbox's reliance on Game Pass, the implications of game availability across platforms, and a striking story of an Xbox tha…
347. Betty Houchin Winfield: Pioneering Women in Academia
Starting in 1967, when fewer than 1% of women completed any education beyond four years of college, the Washington State University (WSU) Sociology Department dared to hire three female faculty members who became lifelong friends. Lois B. DeFleur, Sandra Ball-Rokeach, and Marilyn Ihinger-Tallman we…
You're Not Cool If You Pee Your Pants: Pelvic Floor Real Talk
In this episode of Get Your Shit Together we chat about:🧡 What is the pelvic floor and why should you care about it before pregnancy and postpartum🧡 Common complaints AND lesser known signs of pelvic floor dysfunction🧡 Pelvic floor myths: do you need kegels, tight is right, all moms pees their pant…
Architects of Communication Scholarship: Ellen Wartella on Children and Media & Questions of Public Policy
This episode features Dr. Ellen Wartella and Dr. Fashina Aladé as they discuss Dr. Wartella’s research on children’s media and how it has affected public policy and evolved with new technologies. Dr. Wartella explores child development in an increasingly digital age and how communication research c…
From Hollywood Extra to HR Leader: The Power of Storytelling With Patrick Sutton
Patrick Sutton shares his inspiring journey from Hollywood extra to HR executive emphasizing authenticity, storytelling, and strategic influence in career growth.
In this episode:
Patrick shares his unexpected start
The crucial skills acting and storytelling develop for effective communication an…
M Lockwood Porter Loves Mazzy Star “Fade Into You”
It might be the best a tambourine has ever sounded on a song…it just sparkles.
“Fade Into You,” Mazzy Star’s mid-90’s MTV classic is the rare one hit wonder that transcends time and place. The song is such a warm blanket of sound that it was featured on countless mix tapes in the 90’s, then pla…
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