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    Explore "youthmentoring" with insightful episodes like "Youth Mentoring with Becca Boren", "Hip-Hop, High Tech and Youth Empowerment", "Grounded in Nature: Ecology of Self" and "Episode 8: Grounded In Nature: The Ecology of Self" from podcasts like ""NextGen Conversations", "ideaXme", "Fearless Self-Love" and "Fearless Self-Love"" and more!

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    Youth Mentoring with Becca Boren

    Youth Mentoring with Becca Boren

    What would it look like to have a youth program that was easy to maintain and had a primary focus on daily discipleship? That’s exactly how Becca Boren, director of youth and young adult ministries at Good Shepherd in Kansas City, has her program aligned. Becca shows us how to turn the standard youth ministry model on its head and allow youth to mentor youth in a meaningful way. At Good Shepherd, Becca has created a system of accountability and growth in her program that has allowed youth to take on meaningful leadership roles while making their faith their own. If you want to learn how she did it and how you can lay the groundwork for a mentoring program of your own, listen in.

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    Hip-Hop, High Tech and Youth Empowerment

    Hip-Hop, High Tech and Youth Empowerment

    Ira Pastor, ideaXme life sciences ambassador, interviews Kim Renard Nazel, rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, DJ, founding member of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame rap group N.W.A. as well as a burgeoning, technologist, venture capitalist, startup mentor and business advisor.

    Ira Pastor Comments:

    Today, we have a fascinating show for you with a set of truly "convergent" themes where we are going to be discussing music, entertainment, technology, innovation, investing, and social and economic equality. We are joined today on ideaXme by Mr. Kim Renard Nazel, also known by his stage names of Arabian Prince and Professor X.

    Kim Renard Nazel:

    Mr. Nazel is a rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, DJ, founding member of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame rap group N.W.A. as well as a technologist, venture capitalist, startup mentor, and business advisor. Mr. Nazel has wide ranging interests in Animation, 3D FX, music and computer digital technologies, and is CEO of Mik Lezan Music, Owner of Hypnotic FX and One Fader, President of LA First Tech Challenge Southern California Robotics Competition and Founder and Chief Innovator at Inov8 Next, a Silicon Beach, CA based product innovation incubator and technology center, designed to empower the brightest inventors by leveraging the power of industry experience, strategic resources and advanced mentorship. Some of the publically disclosed investments in Mr. Nazel's portfolio include Streoapp, a live streaming app for nightclubs, bars & festivals, Advrtas, an AI (artificial intelligence) driven VR/AR/360 video ad platform, and Covitech, a cloud-based suite of apps to help small-to-medium size businesses access to COVID-19 screening, testing resources and often hard-to-procure protective equipment. Mr. Nazel's passion for technology led to him create a 3D animation and special effects studio in the 1990’s working with companies like Saban Entertainment and Fox, including the creation of 100+ video game titles for Fox interactive and Vivendi Universal.

    On this episode of ideaXme we will hear from Mr. Nazel about:

    His background; how he successfully navigated the worlds of rap, hip-hop, music production, and technology development (video games, animation and special effects) all while growing up in an environment of gang violence in 1980's Los Angeles. About Inov8Next, the ideas behind its inception, the development of its strong slate of corporate sponsors (Microsoft, Intel, RedBull, etc.) and the mission and visions going forward to help inner city communities with economic distress. The types of companies Inov8Next works with and some investment examples in the areas of education, gaming and digital health. His passion for empowering students and young entrepreneurs, aimed at using business education to help keep youth off the streets. The importance of STEM education in disrupting outdated business models and benefiting under served communities. How rap and hip-hop music as a platform can help spread awareness of the importance of STEM among youth.

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    enAugust 14, 2020

    Grounded in Nature: Ecology of Self

    Grounded in Nature: Ecology of Self

    This is a replay from S1 E8:

    Do you think it’s possible to build future communities of belonging and connection? Living in a culture that values the immediacy and efficiency of life has placed a strain on the importance of connection and belonging to our natural roots. Open your heart and mind with an educational and engaging chat with Brett Holmquist, co-founder and Executive Director at Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center. Listen as we explore how to cultivate the “survival skill of belonging” and why it's important for young people to learn the beginning steps of fearless self-love in community as well as on our own.

     

    • How nature can teach us about gratitude and belonging
    • How our connection to nature relates to our level of connection within ourselves/others
    • How to help our youth foster self-sufficiency and self-love

     

    Links Mentioned :
    Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center http://ravenwoodolc.org

    Jon Young’s “Coyote Mentoring” Book https://wildearth.org/shop/books/coyotes-guide-to-connecting-with-nature

    Wilderness Awareness School in Duvall, WA https://wildernessawareness.org/about/about

    Jake and Judy Swamp, http://www.thetrackingproject.org/ttp/native-communities/remembering-jake-tekaronianeken-swamp/

    Episode 8: Grounded In Nature: The Ecology of Self

    Episode 8: Grounded In Nature: The Ecology of Self

     Do you think it’s possible to build future communities of belonging and connection? Living in a culture that values the immediacy and efficiency of life has placed a strain on the importance of connection and belonging to our natural roots. Open your heart and mind with an educational and engaging chat with Brett Holmquist, co-founder and Executive Director at Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center. Listen as we explore how to cultivate the “survival skill of belonging” and why it's important for young people to learn the beginning steps of fearless self-love in community as well as on our own.

    • How nature can teach us about gratitude and belonging
    • How our connection to nature relates to our level of connection within ourselves/others
    • How to help our youth foster self-sufficiency and self-love

    Links Mentioned:

    Jon Young’s “Coyote Mentoring” Book https://wildearth.org/shop/books/coyotes-guide-to-connecting-with-nature

    Wilderness Awareness School in Duvall, WA https://wildernessawareness.org/about/about

    Jake and Judy Swamp, http://www.thetrackingproject.org/ttp/native-communities/remembering-jake-tekaronianeken-swamp/

     

    Show Highlights:

    01:18 Ravenwood Family Packages Program

    03:36 Easeful Living Practice ~ Sensory Awareness Meditation / Sit Spot

    13:12 Interview with Brett Holmquist; Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center history and purpose: “Nature connection mentoring program”

    21:07 Culture of Gratitude at Ravenwood and blew me away about the campers & staff

    24:04 Roots of Ravenwood’s mission: Connecting people with nature, community & self; Mentoring as modeling with elders and others

    27:25 Core routines of Ravenwood: Skill-building, gratitude, survival skills

    29:28 “The survival skill of belonging”: A difficult skills to learn in a disconnected and isolated culture

    31:45 Andrea’s reflections on Ravenwood’s mission to cultivate freedom, nature, community, belonging

    35:50 Examples of core routines and 8 attributes of connection

    37:01 “Art of questioning”: Creating internal curiosity

    42:11 Understanding bird language as a concept and skill: the “art of awareness”

    45:26 Courageous Self-Care Tip ~ Survival Skill of Belonging

     

    Favorite Quotes

    “Our mission is connecting people with nature, community, and self.” -Brett Holmquist

    “We find that our interdependence with nature and our relationships with nature are the perfect place to teach that [ecology of self]. It’s natural, it just happens.” -Brett Holmquist

    “The practice of gratitude is the practice of connection. All people want is to belong.” -Brett Holmquist

    “How do I stay in connection so I am healthy and thriving in this world?” -Brett Holmquist

    “The belonging includes taking time for ourselves.” -Andrea Bachman

    “Any individual has these deep ropes of connection to every plant, every tree, every mountain, every river, all the people, all the things that we have relationship with.” -Brett Holmquist

    “The translation of health in Ayurveda is, ‘to be situated in oneself’.” -Andrea Bachman

     

    Meet Brett:

    Brett Holmquist is the co-founder and executive director of Ravenwood Outdoor Learning Center located in Whitefish, MT. Brett is passionate about using nature to help youth foster better relationships within and with the world around them. Learn more about all the amazing work Ravenwood is doing and connect with Brett at brett@ravenwoodolc.org.

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