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Host: Kevin Smith Dives into the weekly news most impactful to the Heartland

HEADLINES:

• New bill in the Kentucky Legislature says school board candidates must pick a political party 
  • Courier Journal - https://www.courier-journal.com/story/opinion/2023/02/21/kentucky-school-board-elections-partisan-state-bill-legislation-meeting/69911145007/
• Missouri Republican pushes to legalize psychoactive drugs to treat depression, PTSD
  • The Missouri Independent -  https://missouriindependent.com/2023/01/30/missouri-republican-pushes-to-legalize-magic-mushrooms-to-treat-depression-ptsd/

LIGHTNING ROUND:

• Arkansas 
  • LEARNS Leaves much to be desired
    • KARK - https://www.kark.com/news/your-local-election-hq/arkansas-learns-passes-senate-education-committee/
    • KARK - https://www.kark.com/news/politics/teachers-protest-arkansas-learn-plan-at-capitol/?ipid=promo-link-block2
    • Axios - https://www.axios.com/local/nw-arkansas/2023/02/23/arkansas-education-committee-sanders-bill-learns
• Indiana
  • Legislating trans youth out of existence.
    • The Times of Northwest Indiana - https://www.nwitimes.com/business/healthcare/indiana-lawmakers-approve-policies-targeting-transgender-children/article_fa6e1c79-edb0-5c83-ae99-9aab56fd88f9.html
  • Republican Lawmakers clutch their puritanical pearls. 
    • WLFI NEWS 18 - https://www.wlfi.com/news/indiana-lawmakers-back-defunding-kinsey-sex-institute/article_766bd79a-b39a-11ed-9dc9-a33bbde5e739.html
• Wisconsin 
  • Judge Protasiewicz has pioneers a new style of judicial campaigning, and wins.
    • The New York Times - https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/22/us/politics/wisconsin-supreme-court-race.html
  • A new report on educators in Wisconsin.
    • Post Crescent - https://www.postcrescent.com/story/news/education/2023/02/20/wisconsin-is-losing-many-early-career-teachers/69903018007/
• Iowa
  • Senate bill could re-instate the death penalty in Iowa.
    • KCRG - https://www.kcrg.com/2023/02/23/proposed-plan-that-would-return-death-penalty-iowa-moves-forward/
  • Iowa House Democrats unveil legislation to legalize marijuana.
    • Des Moines Register - https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/politics/2023/02/23/iowa-house-speaker-gop-may-introduce-bill-to-ban-gender-care-for-kids/69936706007/
    • Marijuana Moment - https://www.marijuanamoment.net/iowa-democratic-house-leaders-file-bill-to-legalize-marijuana/

Missouri

• The Missouri Senate votes to add 8.7% to public paychecks. 
  • Missouri Independent - https://missouriindependent.com/briefs/missouri-state-employee-pay-raise-heads-to-governors-desk/
• Embattled St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner. 
  • The Missouri Independent - https://missouriindependent.com/2023/02/23/missouri-ag-moves-forward-with-effort-to-remove-st-louis-prosecutor-from-office/

Lastly,

• Michigan Republicans tap Kristina Karamo to lead them
  • The Daily Beast - https://www.thedailybeast.com/kristina-karamo-qanon-spewing-election-denier-to-lead-michigan-gop

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Jazz flutist Rebecca Kleinmann moved to the Triangle in February 2022 after more than 20 years in California, and a dozen in the Bay Area alone. 

The internationally renowned musician joined Six Count to share about her first year in North Carolina after a busy year splitting time between both coasts. Her first 12 months included selling out her Durham debut show at the Sharp Nine Gallery; joining the women-led Brazilian band, Também; founding her own local Choro band, Noites Carolinas; reconnecting with her friend and colleague, Rahsaan Barber, a saxophonist and an assistant professor at the UNC Music Department; and her other collaborations with area musicians so far. (Rebecca and Rahsaan studied together in college under David Baker, a jazz trombonist and cellist who founded the jazz studies program at Indiana University.) 

The flutist also shares about spontaneously launching her next recording project at the Festival Choro Jazz in Jericoacoara, Ceará, Brazil. 

You can find Rebecca next at the Beyu Caffé in downtown Durham on Saturday, January 7, 20223 (the two shows are at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.). The musician is participating in the cafe’s winter live music series, curated by trumpet player Al Strong. Get tickets.

Rebecca received her bachelor’s degree from Indiana University Jacobs School of Music as the first alumna to graduate from the jazz flute program. In addition to flute, Rebecca sings, composes, teaches, and paints. She’s also recently partnered with the Duke University Dance Program as an accompanist. 

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This episode features the songs, “Crows Dance” by Rafael Amarante and performed live by Quarteto Jacaré in 2020, featuring Rebecca Kleinmann, and “Um Tom para Jobim,” from the album Intuição Verdadeira (2018) by Rebecca Kleinmann. 

This season features the songs “Forged in Rhythm” and “Callous & Kind” by Keenan McKenzie & The Riffers (2017), used by Six Count with permission from the artist. 

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We continue our discussion about teaching with John talking about the importance of sound and concept along with the importance of singing. I then ask John about the question, should the school be there for the student, or should the student be there for the school (spoiler alert: John sees this as a black and white question!).  We talk about why so few great trumpet players are great musicians, and what the quality is that makes a great trumpet player a great musician.

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In the Bonus Room we begin by talking about what auditions are like at Indiana University, and what John looks for in a student that is auditioning. We end our conversation by talking about John’s playing career.

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John Rommel is Professor of Trumpet at the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University. Early in his playing career he was a member of the Nashville Symphony and principal trumpet of the Louisville Orchestra, and recently he has performed with both the Cleveland Orchestra and the Cincinnati Symphony. He is also known as one of the premier teachers in the U.S., and it was a pleasure to speak with him in depth about his philosophy on teaching.

We begin our conversation with my asking John to talk about how both students and also his teaching have changed over the 30 years he has been at the Jacobs School of Music. Drawing on a wide variety of influences, from his lessons with Bill Adam to an interview with Hall of Fame football player Walter Peyton to John Wooden and his Pyramid of Success, John discusses the problems facing music students in universities today, and how a student can strive to move forward in spite of difficulties and struggles.

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Host Kirsten Martin is joined by Suneal Bedi, an assistant professor of business law and ethics at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business. Suneal’s areas of expertise include intellectual property, marketing law/ethics, brand strategy, and the First Amendment. Holding a joint Ph.D. in marketing and Ph.D. in business ethics from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania as well as a J.D. from Harvard Law School, he employs multiple methods in his research to answer business-relevant questions that sit at the intersection of law, marketing, and public policy.

Suneal came on the show to talk about a paper he recently published in the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology titled “The Myth of the Chilling Effect.”

He and Kirsten started by talking about how the First Amendment and Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act—the provision that protects tech companies from being liable for user content posted on their platforms—are routinely misapplied in debates about content moderation on social media and elsewhere.

Suneal then explained the study he conducted where he asked participants to write negative reviews of dining experiences to test whether putting restrictions on what people can post online does in fact have what’s known as a “chilling effect,” or the consequence of deterring speech in unintended ways. He did find evidence of this effect, but not in terms of the substance of what people were saying; rather, it tended to make their tone slightly more positive. He and Kirsten also discussed how a lack of content moderation can have its own type of chilling effect by excluding marginalized groups who may not feel comfortable on the platform.

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At the end of each episode, Kirsten asks for a recommendation about another scholar (or several) in tech ethics whose work our guest is particularly excited about. In addition to saying he’s interested in seeing what happens with Twitter in light of the Elon Musk news—a topic Kirsten has been quoted on widely in recent weeks, including in this story from CNN—Suneal cited the work of George Washington University’s Vikram Bhargava, the guest for the first episode of TEC Talks.

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Today’s guest on the podcast is New York Yankees assistant hitting coach, Casey Dykes. Casey recounts his high school playing days in Franklin, Tennessee and collegiate career at Western Kentucky University. He details his transition from college to pro ball and his fast track to coaching in the Bronx. This follower of Jesus Christ shares his faith journey and spiritual disciplines learned along the way. Casey talks about his family, Covid and the hitting philosophy of the New York Yankees (hit strikes hard). Stay tuned to the very end for a fun Hit & Run with Casey Dykes. 

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In addition to having had a stellar career, Dan Perantoni is also regarded as one of the greatest tuba teachers in the world, with his students holding positions around the world. In Part 2 we take a deep dive into Dan's ideas about teaching, and how he works with his students at Indiana University.

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A very early influence on Dan was his father, and then later on Donald Knaub at the Eastman School of Music. I ask Dan about his early experiences as a musician, and we end our conversation with Dan talking about his efforts to design and build better tubas.

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Dan Perantoni, also known as “Mr. P", is known throughout the world as one of the great tubists and in addition, one of the great teachers. I feel lucky to say he is a good friend, and as a composer I have written a number of pieces for him. So it was a real pleasure to have a conversation with him. At times we talked about specifics of playing and teaching while at other times we just had fun talking!

Although Dan is known mostly as a player for his solo and chamber playing, he has also had vast experience as an orchestral player. In Part 1 of our conversation, I ask Dan to first talk about his orchestral career. Dan then talks about his other experiences as a player, including playing with the Summit Brass, St. Louis Brass Quintet, and the Matteson-Phillips Jazz Quartet.

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New philanthropy research from Indiana University's Lilly Family School of Philanthropy and Bank of America. Managing Editor Bill Jarvis shares highlights from the Charitable Giving by Affluent Individuals report and what they mean for fundraisers.

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Demondrae Thurman is professor of music in euphonium and chair of the Brass Department at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.

Thurman has an outstanding international reputation as a euphonium soloist, having performed in Europe, Asia, and throughout North America. Many of America’s premier colleges and universities have hosted him as a performer and teacher, and he continues to be in high demand. Over the past 10 years, he has been an invited guest artist/ clinician at many of the world’s prestigious euphonium festivals, including the International Tuba Euphonium Conference, U.S. Army Band Tuba and Euphonium Conference, and Leonard Falcone Competition. 

Thurman is also an active chamber musician. He plays first euphonium and trombone in the Sotto Voce Quartet, which tours extensively. He also plays first baritone horn in the Brass Band of Battle Creek, a British brass band comprised of many of the world’s best brass and percussion performers. In addition to his chamber music work, he is indemand as a euphonium specialist for symphony orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic, Atlanta Symphony, Sarasota Orchestra, North Carolina Symphony, and Philadelphia Orchestra.

Episode 64 and the Yippers are ROLLIN!  We're back this week with another great episode and interview.  We start by giving some X Factors in the World Series as well as giving our predictions.  Our interview is from Braves prospect Cade Bunnell (25:25) the Joc Pederson of the infield.  Cade is a great interview and even better dude.  We end the episode with some "Way to early" off season predictions.

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Ohio State head football coach Ryan Day speaks to the media on Tuesday October 19, 2021 in Columbus, Ohio. During this Day looks ahead to this week’s game against the Indiana Hoosiers and much more.