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Anthony Robles, Owner & Attorney at Law w/ Robles Family Law

In this episode of the Building Brands podcast, Anthony Robles, owner and attorney at Robles Family Law, discusses the importance of niche branding, particularly in the family law sector. He shares how focusing on a specific audience, namely men in family law matters, has shaped his brand's success. Anthony also emphasizes the significance of cultural connections, particularly with the Hispanic community, and how community engagement has played a vital role in his marketing strategy. He provides insights into effective marketing strategies that have contributed to his firm's growth and shares valuable lessons learned throughout his entrepreneurial journey.

Takeaways
Niche branding can significantly enhance brand recognition.
Focusing on a specific audience can lead to broader client engagement.
Cultural connections are essential in building trust with clients.
Community involvement can be a powerful marketing tool.
Quality service is crucial for sustaining business growth.
Effective marketing requires a clear and relatable message.
Building relationships is key to long-term success.
Don't be afraid to take risks in your business.
Embrace the support of others in your journey.
Personal values can enhance corporate branding.

Sound Bites
"Fuerte como roble means strong as an oak."
"Narrow your focus to expand your reach."
"The message is more critical than anything."
"Be yourself in your marketing approach."

Chapters
00:00 The Power of Niche Branding
04:14 Cultural Connections and Community Engagement
10:51 Effective Marketing Strategies for Growth
16:57 Lessons Learned in Building a Sustainable Brand

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Ryan McComber Partner w/ Figari Davenport

In this episode of the Building Brands podcast, Robert Royer interviews Ryan McComber, a partner at Figari Davenport, a pioneering litigation boutique in Dallas. They discuss the firm's origins, the challenges faced by its founders, and the unique approach to trial experience for young attorneys. Ryan shares insights on effective marketing strategies for litigation firms, the impact of AI on the legal landscape, and offers advice for attorneys looking to build a lasting reputation in their niche practice areas.

Figari Davenport was founded by trial lawyers seeking to escape the red tape of big law.
The firm emphasizes trial experience for young attorneys, ensuring they can handle cases from start to finish.
Mentorship is crucial in developing young lawyers' skills in high-stakes trials.
Marketing for litigation boutiques relies heavily on word-of-mouth and maintaining a strong brand presence.
AI presents both opportunities and risks in legal research and document generation.
Building long-term relationships with clients is essential for success in litigation.
Young lawyers learn best through observation and hands-on experience in the courtroom.
Effective marketing strategies include thought leadership and community engagement.
The legal industry is evolving with technology, and firms must adapt to stay competitive.
Confidence in one's legal skills is key to establishing trust with clients.

Chapters

00:00 The Birth of Figari Davenport: A Bold Move in Law
03:00 Trial Experience: Cultivating Young Talent
12:03 Marketing Strategies for Litigation Boutiques
18:11 The Role of AI in Modern Litigation
26:59 Building a Lasting Reputation in Law

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In this episode of The Scholarship Hustle, Chris Doelle hosts Coaches Esprit and Swisher to discuss the importance of selecting the right level of college ball for athletes. They emphasize that it's not about chasing prestigious logos but finding the best fit for athletic and academic development. The discussion covers various divisions, including NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO, highlighting differences in school size, budget, competition, and scholarship opportunities. They stress that D1 is not the only path to success; lower divisions and JUCO offer valuable opportunities for growth and development. The episode also underscores the importance of academics, strong highlight videos, and effective communication with coaches. They advise athletes to remain open-minded, visit different schools, and ask coaches genuine questions about their fit in the program. Additionally, the episode offers tips for expanding scholarship opportunities and navigating the recruiting process.

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Laura Fidelie Attorney & Owner w/ The Law Office of Laura W. Fidelie

In this episode of the Building Brands Podcast, host Robert Royer speaks with Laura Fidelie, a family law attorney, about her unique approach to legal representation, the challenges of building her brand, and effective marketing strategies. Laura emphasizes the importance of client relationships, word-of-mouth referrals, and maintaining a consistent brand message. She also discusses her upcoming book, 'Moving Forward,' which aims to help clients navigate their personal journeys through divorce and beyond. Laura shares valuable insights for entrepreneurs on defining their brand and serving their target audience effectively.

Takeaways
Building a brand requires understanding your unique value proposition.
Client comfort and alignment with legal representation are crucial.
Word-of-mouth referrals are the primary driver of business for attorneys.
Consistency in personal and professional interactions strengthens brand messaging.
Helping clients move forward is a key focus in family law.
Navigating the complexities of military family law requires specialized knowledge.
Building a reputation takes time and effort, but can be lost quickly.
Effective marketing strategies include leveraging referrals and social proof.
Defining your target audience is essential for brand success.
Small, actionable steps can lead to significant progress over time.

Navigating the Legal Landscape: Insights from Laura Fidelie
Building a Brand in Family Law: Laura Fidelie's Journey

Sound Bites
"Word of mouth is my primary driver of business."
"I want to help people break that journey down."
"The riches are in the niches."

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Laura Fidelie and Her Unique Approach
03:20 Navigating Family Law and Client Relationships
07:29 Challenges in Building a Legal Brand
08:43 Marketing Strategies for Law Firms
13:30 Ensuring Consistent Brand Messaging
14:53 The Role of the Book 'Moving Forward' in Branding
17:41 Advice for Entrepreneurs on Building a Strong Brand

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Host: Robert Royer, President of Building Brands Marketing

Guest: Rashelle Fetty, Attorney & Owner w/ The Fetty Law Firm

Welcome to the Building Brands Podcast and the Legal Leaders series! Host Robert Royer introduces the podcast, which explores the journeys of industry leaders who have successfully built a brand, offering strategies, challenges, and insights for listeners. Today's special guest is Building a Law Firm from the Ground Up & Strategic Growth with Rashelle Fetty, owner and practicing counsel with The Fetty Firm, who shares her experience building her law firm from day one.

Building a Law Firm from the Ground Up & Strategic Growth with Rashelle Fetty started her practice immediately after law school, rather than working under another firm first.
The biggest challenge early on was learning how to practice law itself, which was more difficult than acquiring clients.
This required a "feet in the fire" approach and learning as she went.
Running your own firm means wearing many hats, including attorney, paralegal, marketing, bookkeeping, and office management. This isn't for everyone, as some lawyers prefer to be attorney-only.

Rashelle discusses her thought process behind stabilizing the growth of her solo practice after having been bigger with more attorneys and support staff.
Hiring is a difficult decision, and attorneys often wait too long. Bringing on staff can increase collections almost immediately as the owner can focus on billable work.
However, simply growing in size doesn't guarantee increased net profit and can increase stress. While gross revenue might increase, net income for the owner may not, and the added stress might not be worth it.
As the owner, you remain responsible for the work product, and maintaining high service standards becomes harder with more people under your brand.

Scaling back her firm size allowed Rashelle to increase her satisfaction with legal work and have less stress.
She could dedicate more attention to individual cases and tasks, making the practice more enjoyable.
While she still handles back-office tasks, she finds them enjoyable and appreciates the ability to practice law in her preferred way, without feeling overwhelmed.

A significant portion of The Fetty Firm's client base comes from legal insurance programs offered by big companies as an employee perk.
Attorneys can sign up as participating providers and receive referrals directly from the insurance company.
This method has zero out-of-pocket acquisition costs, eliminating the need to "pay Google" for leads.
* Clients from these programs are typically ready to hire immediately, leading to a higher conversion rate and fewer "tire kicking" consultations.
Participating attorneys may offer discounted hourly rates or be paid directly on a fee schedule by the insurance company.

Rashelle has expanded her practice to include mediation, which has become a significant part of her work.
She enjoys the low-stress nature of mediation and the ability to see a case from a "30,000 ft view," helping parties reach a resolution.
A personal benefit is that parties are usually not upset with the mediator, leading to positive interactions.
Mediation is seen as a "neat mental exercise" involving understanding the facts and guiding everyone towards a logical solution.

The Advantage of Starting Early:
Rashelle believes launching her firm early was a major advantage.
Fresh out of school, her personal overhead was low (used to a modest lifestyle, paid-off car, no dependents), and her time was unlimited, allowing her to work long hours.
It's more difficult to take the risk of starting a business later in life when one is accustomed to a certain income and has more financial obligations and dependents.

Reflections on Career Choices:
When asked if she would do anything differently, Rashelle stated "Big picture? No," though she might have considered a different area of law. She doesn't regret starting her own firm early.

Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs:
For those contemplating going out on their own, Rashelle's advice is to "grip it and rip it. Just do it".
Especially for those already in management positions with experience, she recommends trying entrepreneurship for a predetermined time (e.g., a year or two). If it doesn't work, it's an easily explainable gap on a resume.
The worst that can happen is not liking it or failing, but either way, you gain clarity and avoid the "what if" question.

Rashelle advises caution when considering significant scaling, such as doubling company size and adding employees.
The decision depends on the type of business, the extra work involved, and the realistic increase in profit.
Bigger is not always better, and there's a law of diminishing returns. An increase in gross revenue doesn't automatically translate to a doubling of personal income or enjoyment of the business.
It's possible to scale back if the changes don't work out.

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Melanie Hinson and Chief Richard Palomo

Season 5 Episode 4

In this episode of The Coaches Call, host Chris Doelle introduces Melanie Hinson, the Assistant Athletic Director for Southwest ISD, who then interviews Southwest ISD Police Chief Richard Palomo. The discussion revolves around the safety protocols and best practices for high school team travel, particularly to border cities. Chief Palomo emphasizes the importance of adhering to district travel policies, communicating with parents, conducting thorough bag searches, and ensuring the presence of essential documentation. Real-world scenarios and concerns related to ICE and border patrol interactions are also addressed. Additionally, the episode highlights the role of Ranger, the district's canine, in maintaining a drug-free environment. The importance of preparation and over-communication with all stakeholders, including parents and school administration, is underscored.

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LSG Texas High School Football Coaches Show

Season 10 - Episode 2

The AUTHORITY on Texas High School Football! ™

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In this episode of The Texas High School Football Coaches Show, host Chris Doelle interviews Coach Hal Mumme, a trailblazer in football coaching, particularly known for his role in developing the Air Raid offense. Mumme discusses his rapid rise from a high school coach in Texas to a head coach in the SEC in just ten years. He explains his philosophy of giving back to the game and recounts his journey through various coaching positions, including his successful stints at Iowa Wesleyan, Kentucky, and New Mexico State. Mumme highlights his collaborations with notable coaches like Mike Leach and shares insights on developing a winning team, the significance of Texas high school football, and the challenges and rewards of coaching at different levels. The interview concludes with Mumme’s current involvement in the International Football Alliance, indicating his ongoing passion for the sport.

COACHES: we want to hear your story as well.  If you are a current or former Texas high school football head coach, contact us and we will set up a time for your interview!

The LSG Texas High School Football Coaches Show series is brought to you by the  book, All I Need to Know I Learned From My Texas High School Football Coach: A handbook of wisdom for parents, young people and yes, even coaches! by Ken Purcell and Chris Doelle.
You can order a copy of the book NOW!!

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Season 02, Episode 6

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This Week in Victoria 032725
Season 10, Episode 5

Welcome to This Week in Victoria! Each week, Brother Gary Moses and Chris Doelle sit down and go over all the happenings in the Crossroads.

Here are the show notes for this episode of This Week in Victoria with Chris Doelle and Brother Gary Moses:

Thursday:

• Victoria Police Department Story Time at the Library.
• Victoria College Gym and Mineral Exhibit Ribbon Cutting at 4:30 PM at the Science Building (Health Science Center mentioned later as the location). This exhibit is on Thursday and Friday.
• Wash and Wag at Dorsio Conor Pet Adoption Center (Friday, but mentioned on Thursday).
• Bridgetgerton featuring the Dallas String Quartet at the Welder Center at 7:00 PM.

Friday:

• Victoria College Gym and Mineral Exhibit continues (from Thursday).
• Wash and Wag at Dorsio Conor Pet Adoption Center.
• New Exhibit at the Nave Museum: Robin Hazard Exhibit (open to the public).
• Museum of the Coastal Bend: Viva La France Exhibit (ongoing through May 1st).
• Victoria Public Library Fun Friday at 10:00 AM: Milk Carton Birdhouses.
• Victoria Symphony Orchestra's Prickly Pear Affair: Benefit for the symphony (51st year mentioned). Featuring the Grooves band from 6:30 PM to 11:00 PM at Spring Creek Event Center. Includes a meal.
• Children's Discovery Museum Fun Fridays at 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM: Flower Plates.
• UHV Baseball: Single game at 7:00 PM at Riverside Stadium.
• Our Lady of Sorrows Boy Scouts Fish Fry at Trinity Hall from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
• Here's the Scoop: All things kawaii (Japanese for cute), including lip gloss, charms, hair accessories, stationery, Hello Kitty and anime merch. Located at 114 East Constitution in downtown Victoria. Mention of tea parties, DIY nights, boba fun, and a new DND space and merch shop called Here's the Roll.

Saturday:

• UHV Baseball: Doubleheader at 1:00 PM at Riverside Stadium.
• Golden Crescent Habitat for Humanity Backyard Barbecue Bash: All kinds of activities at Riverside Park, special events area, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Includes barbecue, games, activities, and booths. Fundraising for Habitat for Humanity.
• UHV Jaguar Days: Campus tours and information about the University of Houston-Victoria. Starts at the UHV Commons area from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
• Claire and Cararissa's Event, Victoria, Texas Art Walk: From 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Town and Country Shopping Center (note the location change from downtown).
• Chess Club Meeting: At the Victoria Public Library at 12:00 PM.
• Coast Riders Meeting: At the Public Library at 1:00 PM (sharing writing).
• Annual Goliad Massacre Living History Program: At Presidio La Bahia. This event is on Saturday and Sunday.
• Cameron Jackson Signing: Basketball player from East High School signing a letter of intent to Coastal Bend College at the Hampton Inn at 2:00 PM.

Sunday:

• Annual Goliad Massacre Living History Program: Continues at Presidio La Bahia.
• Our Lady of Lords Catholic Church Sausage Dinner: Chicken and sausage plates to go only, starting at 10:30 AM. Cost is $18.
• Our Lady of Lord's Barbecue: Also today only, starting at 10:30 AM.

Looking Ahead (Next Week):

• Citizens Medical Center Ribbon Cutting of New Walk-in Clinic: Monday the 31st at 11:30 AM (location near the new ventur).
• Tri True Crime Book Club: Monday at 6:00 PM.
• BMW Hamburger Night (for veterans): Every Wednesday from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

The hosts also mentioned enjoying March Madness and the start of Major League Baseball. Rankin Nursery was mentioned as a potential future sponsor for planting segments. J Ranch Services, specializing in land clearing, was also advertised.

A big thank you to the sponsors that make this show possible:

Here's the Scoop
JE Ranch Services
Adopt-A-Hive
LaVaca BBQ
Camacho Tractor
Board Game Legends

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Chris Doelle introduces the podcast, The Scholarship Hustle: College Recruiting Exposed.
He states that this first episode will discuss the reality behind college recruiting, something every athlete and parent needs to understand.
The host for this episode is Coach Troy Esprit, joined by certified scout and insider Coach Laubach.

The Myth of Being "Found": Coach Esprit emphasizes that the days when coaches would simply find talented players are over. Recruiting is now more strategy-based and a business. Coach Laubach echoes this, stating that thousands of kids post their highlights online, and coaches lack the time to see everyone.
The Importance of Relationships and Visibility: Coach Laubach stresses that success in recruiting today hinges on relationships, visibility, and who can vouch for an athlete behind the scenes. Coaches often talk to others before contacting the athlete directly.
Debunking Common Recruiting Myths: Coach Laubach addresses several common misconceptions:
"If I'm good enough, they'll find me."
"My highlight film will impress them."
"My stats will speak for themselves."

How Coaches Prioritize Recruits: Coach Laubach explains the order in which coaches typically prioritize potential recruits:
* Players they see in person, as they trust their own eyes.
* Referrals from other coaches.
* Recommendations from trusted scouts like us.
* Information from personal connections (e.g., friends).
* Emails from student-athletes (which need to be perfect and strategic).

The Importance of Starting Early: Athletes should begin building relationships with coaches as freshmen and sophomores, not waiting until their junior or senior years. Time flies by, and early relationships are crucial.
What Coaches Won't Tell You: Coach Esprit discusses hidden aspects of recruiting:
Coaches don't respond to every DM because they often research the athlete's social media and character beforehand.
An athlete's attitude, grades, and coachability are crucial factors that coaches evaluate. Sometimes coaches hear things about these aspects and never give the athlete a real shot.
The Role of Backchannel Conversations and Scouts: Coaches trust the opinions of other coaches and scouts because these individuals have a reputation to uphold by recommending suitable student-athletes. Exposure alone is not enough; the right people need to be talking about you. Coach Laubach mentions that college coaches often say they don't care how good a kid is until they know who he is.
Character and Coachability: Coach Laubach emphasizes that coaches want to know who a player is beyond their athletic abilities, as they will be living with them for four years. Factors like social media presence, grades, and reactions to adversity are all considered. He also highlights the importance of observing players during infield/outfield practice to assess their hustle, attitude, and how they encourage their teammates. Coaches also pay attention to body language on videos to assess coachability.
The Parent's Role: Parents should be supportive but allow the athlete to have their own voice. Coaches want to interact with mature players, not parents running the show. Parents' behavior at games is also noted by coaches, and negative behavior can negatively impact a recruit's chances.
Recruiting as a Business: Coach Troy Esprit reiterates that college recruiting is a business, and without a clear strategy, athletes can get left behind.

Gem Drops

Start building relationships with coaches by your freshman and sophomore year. Don't wait.
Keep communication short, professional, and always personalize it. Coaches receive numerous emails and DMs.
Get evaluated early and often. Use feedback from showcases and camps to improve.
Ask yourself: Who's speaking your name when you're not in the room? Leave a positive impression.

Links Mentioned:

To book Coach Esprit for events: coachesprite.com
For internship opportunities in sports media with Lone Star Gridiron: lonestargridiron.com (specifically the internship link)
To get your athlete on the college prospect report for scholarship evaluation: collegeprospectreport.com/questionnaire

Closing Thoughts:
Recruiting is more than just talent; it involves timing, trust, and having a knowledgeable team supporting the athlete.
Taking action now is crucial; waiting can hinder your recruiting dreams.
Getting recruited is not accidental; it happens through strategy. Play the game behind the game and play it smart.

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This episode of the Calallen Softball Coaches Show, hosted by Chris Doelle, featured an interview with Head Coach Teresa Lentz of the Calallen Wildcat softball team.

In this episode of the Calallen Softball Coaches Show, host Chris Doelle speaks with head coach Theresa Lentz about the recent performances and upcoming games of the Calallen Wildcat softball team. Coach Lentz shares insights on the team's last matches, including victories against Zapata and Robstown, highlighting notable performances from players like Brooklyn Mether, Adriana Mraz, and Jordan, who had 13 strikeouts. They discuss the emotional and physical challenges the team faced, such as dealing with unfavorable umpire calls and long travel times. Additionally, the importance of mental resilience in handling adversity is emphasized. The episode also covers the 'Walk for Colton,' shedding light on suicide awareness and mental health, urging the community to keep communication lines open. Looking ahead, Coach Lentz talks about the anticipated match against district rival Tuloso Midway, underscoring the significance of the rivalry and the need for the team to stay focused. She also mentions strategies to keep the team motivated for their game against King. Lastly, the discussion touches on player health and readiness, specifically addressing Bianca Gonzalez's injury and her expected return. The episode wraps up with a call to support the Wildcats and an invitation for other sports teams to create their own coaches shows.

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In this episode of the Pascal Baseball Coaches Show, host Chris Doelle interviews Coach Clint Dunham. They discuss the latest performances of the Pascal Panthers baseball team, including a recent victory and a close loss against Trimble Tech. Coach Dunham commends standout players like Owen Settle, Jackson Dyer, Charles Witherington, and Hudson Sharp for their significant contributions. The discussion delves into the unique turf and grass field conditions, upcoming matches, and potential playoff scenarios. Coach Dunham also talks about balancing academic performance with sports, showcasing the team's strong academic track record. He introduces his coaching staff and mentions an upcoming non-district game against Arlington Lamar, highlighting its personal significance. Doelle wraps up by encouraging listeners to support the Pascal Panthers and teasing a resource for aspiring sports media professionals.

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The Marketing Drive

 Short marketing message that you can use right now!

MVP - Minimum Viable Product

In this episode of The Marketing Drive, host Chris Doelle discusses the concept of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) specifically in the context of marketing. Chris explains that MVP is about getting started with the simplest, most basic version of your marketing efforts without significant investment. Using examples, he emphasizes the importance of tracking results and iterating based on feedback. Chris highlights that MVP is not about perfection but about gathering insights efficiently. He also contrasts MVP marketing with traditional, higher-cost channels like billboards, arguing that MVP approaches can be more cost-effective and impactful. Chris shares his personal approach to podcasting as an MVP, recording episodes during his commute using just a smartphone. The episode is a practical guide for marketers aiming to optimize their efforts and reach their audience effectively without excessive spending.

For more information or to find out how Chris can help you get more customers, visit www.freshmediaworks.com.

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In this episode of the White House Wildcats Girls Soccer Show, hosted by Chris Doelle and sponsored by the Lone Star Podcast Network, Coach Erin Hale discusses their recent loss to Lucas Lovejoy in the playoffs. Coach Hale attributes the defeat to missing key players and having to start a freshman on varsity. Despite switching strategies, the team couldn't recover and lost the game. Coach Hale highlights the team's achievements this season, including the standout performance of the sophomore class and increased offensive production. The discussion also covers the loss of impactful seniors such as Shaylee Morales, Audrey Hall, and Victoria Fishback, and anticipates the contributions of promising freshmen like Lola Brown and Carmen Taylor. Coach Hale expresses gratitude for the community and parental support and outlines plans for middle school soccer and future program development. The episode concludes with a call to support the team and information on how other sports programs can start their own coaches' shows.

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The Master Coaches Wednesday Weekly Buzz features Bob Bertucci, Mick Haley and other notable coaches discussing various hot topics in volleyball. The segment is a Buzz Reaction.

Gene Powell

Season 5 - Episode 1

This podcast episode from the Texas Legacy Support Network features host Chris Doelle, Larry Carlson, and former Longhorn football player and UT System Regent Chairman Gene Powell. Their discussion centers on Powell's experiences at the University of Texas, including his recruitment, playing under Darrell Royal, and the challenges faced by the team during the mid-1960s. Powell shares anecdotes about legendary figures like Bobby Lackey and Tommy Nobis, while also reflecting on the evolution of college football, coaching philosophies, and the establishment of UT Rio Grande Valley during his time as a regent. The conversation provides a historical perspective on Longhorn football and Powell's broader contributions to the state.

Texas Legacy Support Network

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Texas Legacy Support Network

The Texas Legacy Support Network is a 501 c3 non-profit formed to help former University of Texas athletes. The funds raised by TLSN are used to offer temporary financial support to former qualifying student-athletes, managers, trainers, and their immediate family’s.

To help share the stories of the folks who made UT Athletics history:

• email  billydale1@gmail.com
• phone 972-672-9071

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Hunger Action Heroes Podcast

Season 02, Episode 03

Jan Stokes - SHARE

Each episode, host Chris Doelle sits down with someone playing a vital role in the Food Bank of the Golden Crescents mission of "Helping Heal the Hurt of Hunger."

In this episode of the Hunger Action Heroes Podcast, host Chris Doelle interviews Jan Stokes, the Director of SHARE, the Wharton County Interfaith Coalition. Jan shares her personal background, discussing her upbringing in Birmingham, Alabama, and Texas, and how she came to be involved with Share. Starting as a volunteer, she quickly became the director and has been serving in that capacity for years. Jan explains the formation and growth of Share, detailing its services such as food distribution, clothing, and household goods provision. She emphasizes the organization's support for around 5,000 people annually, using donations from churches, grants, and partnerships with local retailers like Walmart, HEB, and Dollar General. Jan highlights additional services provided by Share, such as utility assistance and transportation aid for medical appointments. Lastly, Jan discusses the needs for men's clothing and monetary donations, which are crucial for buying non-donated essentials.

The Title Sponsor is H-E-B’s Hunger Relief Program. H-E-B’s Hunger Relief Program works year-round to fight hunger in Texas and Mexico. Hunger relief has been a key focus for H-E-B since the first store opened in 1905. For more than a century now, H-E-B's commitment and involvement in the communities it serves has been an important part of the way the company does business. Since the inception of the Hunger Relief Program, H-E-B has donated over 1 billion pounds of food to help nourish neighbors in communities throughout Texas and Mexico.

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Coach Chad Hennessey and Chuck Griffin

Season 5 Episode 3

In this episode of The Coaches Call, host Chris Doelle hands the mic over to THSCA's Libby Pacheco for an insightful discussion with Coach Chad Hennessey and Athletic Trainer Chuck Griffin from Georgetown High School. The conversation touches several important aspects of the coach-athletic trainer relationship, including the importance of trust and effective communication. Coach Joe Martin, Executive Director of the Texas High School Coaches Association, provides important updates about the 2025 coaching school and legislative issues impacting coaches and athletics across Texas. Hennessey and Griffin share their backgrounds and discuss how open communication, respect, and trust have helped them maintain a strong working relationship. They also highlight the significance of having comprehensive injury reports and how these tools aid in collaborative decision-making. The dialogue includes practical advice for both coaches and athletic trainers on how to foster effective relationships that prioritize student-athlete safety and well-being. Key topics covered include preventing injuries, setting expectations, and evolving trends in the athletic training world. The episode underscores the critical role of athletic trainers and the essential nature of their relationship with coaches in promoting the overall success and safety of sports programs.

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Season 10, Episode 4

Welcome to This Week in Victoria! Each week, Brother Gary Moses and Chris Doelle sit down and go over all the happenings in the Crossroads.

Here's a breakdown by day:

Show Notes for This Week in Victoria (S10E04TWIV)

Hosts: Chris Doelle and Brother Gary Moses

Opening Segment:

• Chris Doelle welcomes listeners to the show and mentions that Brother Gary Moses will be joining him to discuss the exciting events happening in Victoria.
• Chris briefly mentions the opportunity to start your own podcast with the help of Fresh Media Works.

Welcome Brother Gary Moses:

• Chris welcomes Brother Gary Moses to the show.
• They both comment on the beautiful weather Victoria is experiencing.

NCAA Basketball (March Madness):

• Chris brings up the NCAA basketball tournaments, noting that the women's bracket has four teams from Texas and the men's bracket has five.
• Chris adds that Baylor is also in both the men's and women's tournaments and mentions his alma mater, Stephen F. Austin, whose girls' team is also participating.
• They express their support for the Texas teams.
• Chris shares his predictions for the Final Four among the Texas teams: the Texas women's team and the Houston men's team.
• Brother Garyagrees with these predictions.

Thursday Events:

• Club Meeting: Happening at Aerocrafters.
• The Hunter Club Banquet: Taking place tonight at 6:00 PM at the Victoria Country Club. The Hunter Club supports local law enforcement by helping fund their requests. The banquet includes a guest speaker dinner at 6:45 PM.
• Museum Members Preview: Happening at the Nave Museum, featuring a new exhibit by Robin Hazard. Brother Gary describes the museum building as resembling a miniature Roman Coliseum.
• Hot Rod Nights: At Dairy Treat from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM.
• The Coastal Bend South Odyssey Exhibit Tour: Taking place at the museum today, starting in the afternoon.

Friday Events:

• FIRE Meeting (Friday, Inspire, Renew, and Excel): At 11:30 AM via Zoom.
  • Gail Stolzenberg will present on how to tell memorable stories and the importance of storytelling.
  • Chris Doelle will speak on why a significant percentage of business owners are leaving money on the table.
  • Information and links are available on the This Week in Victoria Facebook page.
• Fun Friday: At the Cherry Public Library in the morning at 10:00 AM.
• Chair Yoga: At the Children's Cover Museum at 10:00 AM.
• Handprint Flowers: At the Children's Cover Museum at 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
• Victoria College Ribbon Cutting: At 4:30 PM at the Victoria College Science Building for the opening of a Gem and Mineral Exhibition presented by the Thompson family.
• Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Fish Fry: At the BFW Hall from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, costing $12 per plate.
• Teen Tech: At the Victoria Public Library at 4:00 PM.
• Live Music:
  • Welsh Farm (Friday night).
  • All request piano at Moonshine Drinkery (Friday night).
• JE Ranch Services: Highlighted as a local business owned by Edward Moreno, offering land clearing services such as brush and tree removal, site prep, cedar shredding, and gravel driveways. They offer free estimates and can be contacted at 361-781-2792 or via Facebook message (mention Chris sent you).

Saturday Events:

• Riverside Ride & Kidsfest: At Riverside Park.
  • Riverside Ride (Kiwanas): Starts at 8:00 AM, offering bicycle rides of 20, 30, 40, 50, or 60 miles, as well as a 10K family ride.
  • Kidsfest: From 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, featuring various activities for children.
• Victoria County Master Gardeners Association Spring Plant Sale and Garden Boutique: At the Victoria Educational Gardens (at the airport) from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Expected to have reduced prices and a high demand.
• Live Music:
  • Tim A Branch Duo at Aerocrafters (Saturday).
  • Dream Stereo at the Z venue (located next to Mr. Gaddy's) (Saturday night).
• Victoria Farmers Market: At the Patty Johnson Public Health Center from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
• Cueroshmed Downtown Artisans Market on Main: Saturday, starting at 9:00 AM and going into the afternoon, including a sidewalk sale.

Sunday Events:

• Smiles, Miles, and Smiles: Kickoff event at Riverside Park (special events area) from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. This event, organized by the Texas A&M University South Texas group, encourages people to log their walking miles to promote health.
• The Chosen Fireside Event (Remote Broadcast): At 7:00 PM at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 3408 N. Ben Wilson. This is a free broadcast of a live event in Sugarland featuring three actors from the TV series "The Chosen," who will discuss behind-the-scenes experiences and one actor's journey to Christianity after being on the show. https://www.freshmediaworks.com/the-chosen-an-insiders-view

Looking Ahead (Next Week):

• School will be back in session on Monday after spring break.
• They note that the month is quickly coming to an end.
• Major League Baseball season is anticipated.

Closing Remarks:

• Chris emphasizes the significance of baseball.
• Both hosts express their gratitude to their sponsors and the audience.
• They acknowledge their strong partnership and sign off, encouraging listeners to enjoy the week in Victoria.
• Chris Dailyaly includes a brief promotion at the very end, inviting serious individuals interested in sports media to connect with him on social media for his "five secrets to sports media success".

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S04E03 - Keith Berns

Join Chris as he talks with movers, shakers, news makers and just people he finds cool. Hear their unique and inspiring stories.

In this episode of Lunch with Chris, host Chris Doelle engages in an enlightening conversation with Keith Burns, co-founder of Green Cover. They delve into regenerative farming practices, discussing the economic and environmental benefits of cover crops, no-till techniques, and the significance of soil health. Keith shares his backstory of growing up in Nebraska, transitioning to no-till farming in 1998, and founding Green Cover in 2009, which has grown significantly and now employs nearly 60 people. They explore topics like proper livestock management, biodiversity in agriculture, and the importance of maintaining soil cover to prevent erosion similar to the Dust Bowl conditions. Keith highlights their approach to creating biological systems that reduce the dependence on synthetic inputs and explains how urban dwellers and small-scale farmers can apply these practices. Chris and Keith also discuss ways to transition traditional farmers to regenerative practices and resources available through Green Cover's website and educational materials.

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This episode of the Paschal Baseball Coaches Show, hosted by Chris Doelle, features an in-depth conversation with Coach Clint Dunham. They discuss the team's strong start in the district, boasting a 3-0 record after recent victories. Key performances are highlighted, including standout pitching from Richard Gallardo and significant contributions from players like Simon Pate and freshman Truman Shelton. Coach Dunham talks about the upcoming games and strategies to maintain the team's momentum, including the potential challenges and preparation for their rivals, Arlington Heights. The episode concludes with a segment on Chris Daly's offer to mentor aspiring sports media professionals, sharing his secrets to success in the industry.

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This episode of the Calallen Softball Coaches Show, hosted by Chris Doelle, featured an interview with Head Coach Teresa Lentz of the Calallen Wildcat softball team.

In this episode of the Calallen Softball Show, host Chris Doelle interviews Coach Teresa Lentz about the team’s recent performance, including a string of significant wins. Lentz highlights the victory over Kingsville High School, where key players Audrina Almaraz, Bianca Gonzalez, and Kaylee Lopez contributed home runs. Coach Lentz discusses how the team's culture emphasizes hard work and collective sacrifice, which includes practicing through breaks and strict team standards. Looking ahead, Calallen faces challenging road games against Zapata and Robstown. Lentz mentions the importance of handling long trips and ensuring player health, noting a new arm care system being introduced. Despite some uncertainties about the opponents, Lentz is optimistic about the team's preparation and resilience.

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In this episode of the Whitehouse Wildcats Girls Soccer Show, host Chris Doelle speaks with Coach Erin Hale about the team's recent performance and upcoming playoffs. They discuss the challenges faced in the last two regular-season games, including a loss to Texas High and a tie with Mount Pleasant. Coach Hale talks about the impact of travel, missed opportunities, and defensive mistakes. Despite making the playoffs, the team is dealing with various injuries and chronic pain. Coach Hale emphasizes focusing on controllable factors like effort and attitude. They are set to face a strong opponent, Lucas Lovejoy, in the playoffs, acknowledging the underdog status yet remaining optimistic. The show also promotes how other high school sports teams can get their own podcast feature.

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The Master Coaches Wednesday Weekly Buzz features Bob Bertucci, Mick Haley and other notable coaches discussing various hot topics in volleyball. The segment is a Buzz Reaction.

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Advertising That Works: Strategy and Measurement

This podcast episode of Marketing Drive with Chris Doelle discusses the complexities of advertising. It emphasizes that advertising's effectiveness hinges on numerous factors beyond simply choosing a medium. The speaker highlights the importance of understanding your ideal customer (avatar), targeting the right channels, and crafting clear, direct messaging. While noting podcasting's currently high return on ad spend, the episode cautions against blindly investing without measuring results and optimizing campaigns. Ultimately, the key takeaway is that thoughtful, strategic advertising yields results, while poorly executed campaigns represent wasted resources.

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Hunger Action Heroes Podcast

Season 02, Episode 02

Clark Powers - Eagle Lake Ministerial Alliance Food Pantry

Each episode, host Chris Doelle sits down with someone playing a vital role in the Food Bank of the Golden Crescents mission of "Helping Heal the Hurt of Hunger."

In this episode of the Hunger Action Heroes podcast, host Chris Doelle interviews Clark Powers from the Eagle Lake Ministerial Alliance Food Pantry. Clark shares his background, growing up in Eagle Lake, studying in Brownwood, Texas, and transitioning from rice farming to working at the food pantry. He also discusses his involvement in the local Baptist church and his current leadership role at the pantry, which began a year ago after the previous director moved. The pantry, supported by multiple local churches, supplies food to families twice a month, serving around 260 families in January and 220 in February. It relies on contributions, such as food deliveries from the Victoria Food Bank and donations of goods from nearby grocery stores and businesses. Clark emphasizes the importance of community volunteers and the logistical challenges they face, including a recent shift in banana box availability and how they adapt to these challenges. Overall, the interview highlights the strong community spirit and determination to support local families in need.

The Title Sponsor is H-E-B’s Hunger Relief Program. H-E-B’s Hunger Relief Program works year-round to fight hunger in Texas and Mexico. Hunger relief has been a key focus for H-E-B since the first store opened in 1905. For more than a century now, H-E-B's commitment and involvement in the communities it serves has been an important part of the way the company does business. Since the inception of the Hunger Relief Program, H-E-B has donated over 1 billion pounds of food to help nourish neighbors in communities throughout Texas and Mexico.

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This episode of the Calallen Softball Coaches Show, hosted by Chris Doelle, featured an interview with Head Coach Teresa Lentz of the Calallen Wildcat softball team.

The episode began with thanking the title sponsor, Shocker Wildlife Resources, and other sponsors like Caliber Collision and Downtime Services.

Chris Doelle and Coach Lentz then discussed the team's recent success, highlighting an impressive run in their last four games where they significantly outscored their opponents. Coach Lentz expressed her pride in the team's hard work and discipline, especially during their busy spring break schedule that included two-a-day practices. She mentioned that the players were rewarded with a Saturday off for their dedication.

Coach Lentz highlighted several standout players from the past week's games. During the four game stretch, the girls outscored opponents 40-2!

The conversation shifted to the upcoming district play. Coach Lentz noted that their district is now smaller due to realignment, losing Bishop and Alice but gaining Zapata, resulting in one fewer team. She mentioned that they haven't faced Zapata in three or four years and anticipate good pitching from them. She also acknowledged that TM and Robstown are always tough competitors, emphasizing the need to approach every game with their best effort and play their game.

When asked about which district foe might surprise people, Coach Lentz stated that she tries not to underestimate any opponent. Her team's mindset is focused on their own performance: working harder, being better, making routine plays, playing the game right, and being good teammates. She explained that their internal team mindset is one of confidence, believing that when they play their game correctly, "there's nobody better than us".

Finally, the show included an announcement for the 8th annual Suicide Awareness Walk, Walk for Colton, on March 22nd at Phil Danaher Stadium in Corpus Christi, to honor Colton Andrew Paige and raise funds for the Colton Andrew Page Memorial Scholarship Fund promoting mental health awareness. The episode concluded with Chris Doelle promoting the opportunity for coaches of other sports to have their own shows and provided his contact information.

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Coach Joshua Mann and Coach Lexi Brooks

Season 5 Episode 2

In this episode of The Coaches Call podcast, host Chris Doelle hands over the interview to Coach Joe Castillo, who converses with Coach Joshua Mann, Head Football Coach at Leander Rouse, and Coach Lexi Brooks, Director of Football Operations (DFO) and Head Boys Track Coach at Leander. They discuss how the addition of a DFO has transformed their football program. Coach Mann explains the growing complexities of managing a football team in today's world and how Brooks' organizational skills and leadership have taken significant pressures off the coaching staff. Coach Brooks details her extensive responsibilities, including managing logistics, planning, team support, and enhancing communication within the program. She shares her experiences and challenges as a female in a traditionally male-dominated role, emphasizing the importance of being true to oneself. The conversation highlights the broader cultural impact on the campus and the role of collaborative leadership in creating a unified and efficient athletic department.

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Season 10, Episode 3

Welcome to This Week in Victoria! Each week, Brother Gary Moses and Chris Doelle sit down and go over all the happenings in the Crossroads.

Here's a breakdown by day:

Thursday:

• A meet and greet with healthcare folks at Joe's Pizza and Pasta.
• The VIT Early Childhood Extravaganza at the Children's Discovery Museum from 5:30 to 7:00 PM.
• Brother Gary Moses mentioned he would also be attending people's birthdays and get-togethers.
• Spring break for Victoria schools starts tomorrow at noon.

Friday (National Children's Craft Day):

• Victoria Public Library Fun Friday is making Rainbow crackers at 10:00 AM.
• The Children's Discovery Museum will have St. Patrick's Rainbow creation at 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
• Victoria Public Library jams with Chelsea Markham at 7:00 PM.
• The Victoria Fine Arts Department has a new exhibit by Elias Lighten that is still in action for the rest of the semester at the University of Houston-Victoria.
• The University of Houston-Victoria Jaguars (ranked number 10 with a 23-3 record) have one baseball game against A&M-Texarkana at 7:00 PM at Riverside Stadium, which is also little league night (little leaguers get in free starting at 6:00 PM).
• The Lady Jaguars are playing a softball double header against Jarvis Christian at 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM.
• The Goliad PRCA Rodeo at the Goliad Auditorium starts and continues through Sunday. Brother Gary Moses will be there Friday night.
• The Goliad County Fair is also ongoing.

Saturday:

• The Victoria Mall will host a Jigsaw Puzzle Exchange at 9:30 AM.
• The Victoria Farmers Market will be open from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Patti Dobson Public Health Center.
• The Integrity Legacy Softball League will have their opening ceremonies at 9:00 AM at Field the Dreams (near McDonald's).
• The Crossroads Kings and Queens High School All-Star Basketball Games will be at the Victoria College Gym starting at 12:00 PM.
• The Victoria Public Library Chess Club meets at 12:00 PM.
• The Coast Riders meet at 1:00 PM.
• The Goliad PRCA Rodeo continues at 7:30 PM.
• The Goliad County Fair continues.

Sunday:

• The Goliad PRCA Rodeo has its final event at 2:00 PM.
• The carnival at the Goliad County Fair Hall runs all day.
• A benefit for Freddy Morales will be held at the Rustic Ranch, starting at 11:00 AM with a barbecue meal.
• The KC Council is having a barbecue pork steak plates fundraiser starting at 9:30 AM until sold out.
• The Nothing But Net golf big league tournament opening ceremonies will be at 10:30 AM at Connie Creek Club.
• Selection Sunday for March Madness is this Sunday.

Other Mentions:

• The weather is getting warmer and will be in the 90s by the time this episode airs.
• Brother Gary Moses' voice was a little weak from the stock show the previous week.
• This is Season 10 of This Week in Victoria, and they now have a Facebook page.
• Adopt-a-Hive is a new sponsor that rents out and takes care of beehives for honey.
• Spring break activities will be happening at the Children's Museum, Museum of Coastal Bend, and the zoo in the upcoming week.

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In this episode of the Paschal Baseball Coaches Show, host Chris Doelle welcomes Coach Clint Dunham to discuss Paschal Baseball. Coach Dunham talks about the recent Drew Medford Memorial Tournament, detailing key games against teams like L.D. Bell, Trinity Valley, Greenbrier from Arkansas, and Oak Ridge. Coach Dunham highlights performances from players such as Christian 'Cookie' Girard and Hudson Sharp, who also received the Drew Medford scholarship. They discuss the challenges of tournament play, their experiences, and preparation for upcoming district games against South Hills. Dunham provides insights into the pitching lineup and training strategies to handle different velocities. The episode concludes with a look ahead to how the team is gearing up for future games.

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In this episode of the Whitehouse Girls Soccer Show, host Chris Doelle interviews Coach Erin Hale. They discuss the Whitehouse team's recent performances, starting with the challenging 2-0 victory against Tyler despite 25-mile-an-hour winds. Standout players include Isabella Benson, Victoria Fishback, Ella Fishback, and Micah Lindsey. The conversation then shifts to a 1-1 draw against Hallsville, where Riley Hill and Riley Jackson made significant contributions. Hale explains the team's defensive strategy and reflections following the game. The coach also discusses the team's challenges with scoring, plans for the Texas High and Mount Pleasant games, and the overall fitness and injuries of key players. Finally, Hale expresses her optimism for the upcoming matches and the potential for securing a playoff spot.

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LSG Texas High School Football Coaches Show

Season 10 - Episode 1

The AUTHORITY on Texas High School Football! ™

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Chris Doelle sits down with the Tony Beneddetto.

In this episode of the LSG Texas High School Football Coaches Show, host Chris Doelle sits down with Tony Benedetto, the head coach of Plano East, to discuss his journey and philosophy. Coach Benedetto shares his experiences growing up in the Chicago suburbs where he was deeply influenced by his father, who was also his high school football coach. He outlines his coaching journey, from volunteer positions to becoming the head coach at Plano East. Key moments include his time at Dallas Spruce High School through the Teach for America program and his tenure at Woodrow Wilson. Benedetto emphasizes the importance of building a strong, community-supported football program that focuses on academics, leadership, and community involvement. He also discusses the challenges young coaches face, the unique brotherhood among Texas high school football coaches, and the threats to the sport such as players frequently transferring schools. The episode wraps up with Chris Daley mentioning a free guide to succeed in sports media by connecting with him on social media.

COACHES: we want to hear your story as well.  If you are a current or former Texas high school football head coach, contact us and we will set up a time for your interview!

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In this episode of The Calallen Wildcats Softball Show, host Chris Doelle interviews Coach Teresa Lentz about the team’s performance and recent games. Coach Lentz reflects on the team's impressive start with 13 wins and discusses the challenges they faced in upcoming district games. Specific games reviewed include tightly contested matches against Barber's Hill, Foster, and Summer Creek, focusing on standout pitching and key players like Jordan and BB Braylon Bailey. Coach Lentz highlights the team’s resilience, adjustments due to injuries, and exceptional defensive efforts. The team’s progression is noted through games against Dickinson and Deer Park, where the girls showed notable improvement and strong offensive performances. They also recapped the San Benito game, where the team’s consistent hitting and teamwork were emphasized. Looking ahead, Coach Lentz talks about the upcoming matches against Brownsville, Santa Gertrudis, and Ingleside, emphasizing the need for continuous improvement and maintaining health. Overall, the episode paints a positive picture of the team's current status and future potential, with Coach Lentz giving the team an ‘A’ grade for their performance so far.

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Dr. Puja Patel, Dell Children's Medical Center

Season 5 Episode 1

This episode of The Coaches Call podcast, hosted by Chris Doelle, features a discussion about mental health for coaches. Mike Harrison, head athletic trainer for Allen High School, interviews Dr. Puja Patel, Director of Pediatric Psychology at Dell Children's Medical Center. They discuss the definition of mental health, unique stressors for coaches, effective ways for head coaches to check in on their staff, and strategies to foster a supportive culture. They also cover maintaining a work-life balance, responding to both expected and unexpected stressors, and recognizing the importance of seeking professional help. The episode emphasizes the significance of mental health awareness and offers practical tips for managing stress and promoting resilience among coaching staff.

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In this episode of 'Now She Tells Me,' hosts Cheyenne Cashion and her mother, Stephanie Nalls, discuss their recent experiences with the 'Brace for Impact Parent Expo.' They provide a recap of the event, mentioning the various vendors, speakers, and sponsors involved. Despite some obstacles, they learned valuable lessons for future events. They also delve into their personal and professional dynamics, highlighting the challenges and benefits of working together as family. Topics include internet safety, cyberbullying, and suicide prevention, along with methods for managing children's transitions. Cheyenne and Stephanie also reflect on their work styles, the complexities of delegating tasks, and the importance of mentorship. Additionally, they discuss the potential pitfalls and successes of working with romantic partners and other family members. The episode wraps up with announcements for Futures Academy and a call for sponsors.

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In this episode of the Paschal Baseball show, host Chris Doelle interviews Coach Clint Dunham of the Paschal Panthers baseball team. They discuss the team's recent performance where they went 2-3 against a mix of top-ranked and lower-ranked teams. Coach Dunham expresses satisfaction with the team's efforts, especially how they responded to adversity and their pitching performances, including a no-hitter by Tex Shope. They also touch on areas for improvement, particularly in the offense and walk-to-strikeout ratio. The conversation shifts to the upcoming Drew Medford tournament, hosted by Paschal, which is significant as it memorializes a former player who passed away. The tournament includes 29 teams, awarding $1,000 scholarships to one player from each team. Coach Dunham talks about the emotional and community aspects of the tournament and the criteria for awarding the scholarships. Looking ahead, the team is preparing for a busy week with six games, including the district opener against South Hills. Coach Dunham is optimistic about the team's potential and their readiness to compete.

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Season 10, Episode 2

Welcome to This Week in Victoria! Each week, Brother Gary Moses and Chris Doelle sit down and go over all the happenings in the Crossroads.

Here's a breakdown by day:

• Thursday: There was an event at the Museum of the Coastal Bend for Texas Independence Day, including a book festival from 11:00 to 5:30. Also, the Lions Club was having a meeting with great speakers.
• Friday:
  • Friday, Inspire, Renew, and Excel (FIRE) meeting at 11:30 a.m. discussing the death of the cell phone and how AI will impact it, along with a speaker on improving memory. The link to this event will be on the show's page and Chris Doelle's social media as well as here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1708650200065366
  • The Victoria Bach Festival was holding a fundraiser, "50 Years of Bach, the Golden Gayla," at Spring Creek Event Center from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m..
  • The VFW Fish Fry was taking place, offering a good plate of fish to support veterans.
  • The Association of Builders and Contractors (ABC) was hosting their annual golf tournament at Club at Colony Creek with flights at 8:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.. The event included tailgating with fish, barbecue, and brisket.
• Saturday:
  • Adopted Pet was holding an adoption event at Pet Supplies Plus from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m..
  • There was a music event at Dacasta Hall.
  • The Girls South Texas Softball Association was having their opening ceremonies at the Victoria Youth Sports Complex at 8:00 a.m..
  • Crossroads Community Action was hosting a paper airplane contest at the Faith Family gym from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. as a fundraiser.
  • The Victoria Ballet Theater was presenting "Viva La France" at 2:00 p.m. for the matinee and again at 7:30 p.m..
  • The Victoria Farmers Market was open from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Patty Dodson Public Health Center.
• Saturday and Sunday:
  • The Victoria Ballet Theater presents Viva La France. Saturday at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
• Sunday: There was a benefit at Rustic Ranch from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for Melissa Vasquez to help with medical expenses, offering chicken and sausage plates.
• Other mentions:
  • JE Ranch Services, specializing in land clearing and site preparation, is a new sponsor of the show. Contact Edward Moreno at 361-782-2792 or on Facebook for free estimates.
  • Goliad Market Days were happening downtown from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.. The Goliad County Fair and PRCA rodeo are the following week.
  • Spring break is coming up in Victoria, with colleges having it the following week.
  • North Hill County Kindred Pet Adoption Center will have a microchipping and vaccination week.
  • March Madness is approaching.

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In this episode of the Whitehouse Girls Soccer Show, host Chris Doelle converses with Coach Erin Hale about the recent and upcoming games for the Whitehouse girls soccer team. The discussion covers a 2-0 win against Nacogdoches on Senior Night, highlighting the emotional impact and the adjustments required during such events. Coach Hale provides updates on the team's district standings, placing third, just behind Hallsville and ahead of Mount Pleasant. She elaborates on key players, particularly the seven seniors, emphasizing their contributions and future plans. The conversation further discusses the imminent matches against Tyler and Hallsville, expressing concerns about potential weather disruptions and the challenges posed by these games. Coach Hale praises the JV team for their efforts, securing second place in their district, and reflects on the program's growth over the years. The episode wraps up with an optimistic outlook for a playoff run.

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Hunger Action Heroes Podcast

Season 02, Episode 01

Mike and Christina Olson - Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Each episode, host Chris Doelle sits down with someone playing a vital role in the Food Bank of the Golden Crescents mission of "Helping Heal the Hurt of Hunger."

In this episode of the Hunger Action Heroes podcast, host Chris Doelle interviews Mike Olson and Christina Olson, a duo deeply involved in community service through their church, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and their work with the Food Bank of the Golden Crescent. Mike discusses his role as a state president in the church and his healthcare leadership background. Christina talks about her role as a communications director and their family's involvement in various humanitarian efforts. They detail their contributions to the food bank, including organizing large-scale donations and the church's extensive infrastructure for prod ucing and distributing food. The episode highlights their collaboration with the food bank and their commitment to serving the community and addressing food insecurity.

The Title Sponsor is H-E-B’s Hunger Relief Program. H-E-B’s Hunger Relief Program works year-round to fight hunger in Texas and Mexico. Hunger relief has been a key focus for H-E-B since the first store opened in 1905. For more than a century now, H-E-B's commitment and involvement in the communities it serves has been an important part of the way the company does business. Since the inception of the Hunger Relief Program, H-E-B has donated over 1 billion pounds of food to help nourish neighbors in communities throughout Texas and Mexico.

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