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Juice Worth The Squeeze

By: Juice Worth The Squeeze - a podcast by Darren Adams
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  • A man with a drink, making inspirational conversations with interesting people about; their journey through life and why they do what they do. We are going to; try to get some perspective, get the context and hopefully hear from our guests what it means to have/find purpose in their work, family and community.
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Episodes
  • JWTS Episode - #8 - Gabe Sanders - Director of Track & Field and Cross Country – Sprints/Hurdles - Boston University

    JWTS Episode - #8 - Gabe Sanders - Director of Track & Field and Cross Country – Sprints/Hurdles - Boston University
    Apr 11 2021

    Gabe Sanders, is the Director of Track & Field and Cross Country – Sprints/Hurdles at Boston University.  Gabe has over 15 years of collegiate coaching and administrative experience. Prior to joining BU - he served on the men and women's coaching staffs at the Standford, BU, Colgate, Williams College and The University of Michigan.  Great Coach, but even better man.  Great conversation about Track, mentoring student athletes and maintaining passion.

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    1 hr and 34 mins
  • JWTS Episode - #7 - Coach David Kaiser - Head Coach Cross Country/Track & Field at UT Tyler

    JWTS Episode - #7 - Coach David Kaiser - Head Coach Cross Country/Track & Field at UT Tyler
    Mar 18 2021
    Coach David Kaiser or Coach K is the Head Coach UT Tyler Patriot Cross Country/Track & Field programs.  Coach K has 32 years of collegiate coaching and administrative experience.  Coach K, has many many on the track accomplishments; but these as you might expect pale in comparison to the impact he has had on countless student athlete over the course of his long and successful career, our conversation will cover a broad range of topics including; his experience as a coach in the athletic department, his thoughts on leadership, some of the fads in track as well as his thoughts on having staying power in a hard profession.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/juiceworththesqueeze/message
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    1 hr and 26 mins
  • JWTS Episode - #6 - Abigail Eiler - Social Work Professor, University of Michigan Athletics Chief Diversity Officer, Asst. AD, & Director of Athletic Counseling

    JWTS Episode - #6 - Abigail Eiler - Social Work Professor, University of Michigan Athletics Chief Diversity Officer, Asst. AD, & Director of Athletic Counseling
    Mar 3 2021

    Professor Abigail Eiler, MSW ' 06, is a licensed clinical social worker and educator with more than 15 years of experience working in tribal and non-tribal communities across the country and in Canada. She deeply values teaching about social justice and implementing its principles into her clinical practice. She utilizes an anti-racist framework and makes intentional strides to address Privilege, Oppression, Diversity and Social Justice (PODS) theories, research, and practice central to her social work pedagogy.  The conversation covers a wide range of topics from her professional work experience, to her journey to back to the athletic department, her views on social and racial justice as well as her perspective on purpose and  everything between.

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    1 hr and 1 min
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