John Watkins's guest appearances

John Watkins

Three Sides of the Coin – A KISS Podcast and Radio Show

Nursing Review

Balloon Artist Podcast

TMBR

The Jam Room Podcast

Brainwaves

Aged Care Insite

MSP Voice

Sacramento Bishops Hour

Hermitage Baptist Church

North Anderson Baptist

Christian Economic Forum Podcast

SBFE Sermons

Coconut Thinking

Yong Zhao

Steve Atwater

Marilyn Burns

Kris Olson

Danny Zelisko

Sir Ken Robinson

Mike Klonsky

David Kirp

Ulcca Joshi Hansen

Donna Ford

Michael Simon

Bob Crumley

Joe Nathan

Mel Levine

David Lee Roth

OwlTail

John is the Executive Director of Catholic Charities; Yolo/ Solano  Marie is the Executive Director of the Sacramento Life Center 

John is the Executive Director of Catholic Charities; Yolo/ Solano  Marie is the Executive Director of the Sacramento Life Center

John Watkins, Marie Leatherby

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Barbarian Hour Podcast

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Barbarian Hour #72 John Watkins

Message by Rev. John Watkins

Brian Powers

John is the director of Catholic Charities Yolo/ Solano  Brian is talking about a Shred day tomorrow

John is the director of Catholic Charities Yolo/ Solano  Brian is talking about a Shred day tomorrow

John Watkins, Brian Powers

In this episode of our CEF Member Profile podcast series, Chuck Bentley has the privilege of introducing John Watkins to the CEF community. In 1982, John began his career of 38 years of working in China as a “tentmaker,” a minister in the marketplace. This was at the forefront of the cultural revolution and the massive economic growth China experienced. To John, there is no secular/sacred division in the marketplace; the ministry is the business. He discusses how he is currently able to apply his vast cross-cultural business experience to the huge divides in the U.S.: rural and urban, black and white, rich and poor—to name a few.

In this episode of our <a href="https://christianeconomicforum.libsyn.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CEF Member Profile podcast series</a>, Chuck Bentley has the privilege of introducing John Watkins to the CEF community. In 1982, John began his career of 38 years of working in China as a “tentmaker,” a minister in the marketplace. This was at the forefront of the cultural revolution and the massive economic growth China experienced. To John, there is no secular/sacred division in the marketplace; the ministry is the business. He discusses how he is currently able to apply his vast cross-cultural business experience to the huge divides in the U.S.: rural and urban, black and white, rich and poor—to name a few.

CEF Member Profile - John Watkins

In this episode, I speak with John Watkins. John has over thirty years experience in consulting, coaching,  designing, facilitating, researching, and evaluating in school and school district improvement efforts. Currently, he is Co-Director with Jal Mehta, Professor at Harvard, of the Deeper Learning Dozen, creating a community of practice for superintendents who are committed to the transformation of their districts to support equitable access to deeper learning. In this conversation, we discuss:Creating learning environments based on biodiversity, replicating nature to bring out our uniqueness and strengths;How learning is an embodied experience that requires action to be deep, because without action, learning dissipates;Ways we can go beyond the system we know, beyond school to liberate possibilities for learning as individuals and as a collective.Check out this episode and visit website on www.coconut-thinking.design, where you'll find our blog, articles, resources, and links.You can also find our articles and podcasts as well as those of several wonderful authors on www.intrepidednews.com

In this episode, I speak with John Watkins. John has over thirty years experience in consulting, coaching, designing, facilitating, researching, and evaluating in school and school district improvement efforts. Currently, he is Co-Director with Jal Mehta, Professor at Harvard, of the Deeper Learning Dozen, creating a community of practice for superintendents who are committed to the transformation of their districts to support equitable access to deeper learning. In this conversation, we discuss:<ul><li>Creating learning environments based on biodiversity, replicating nature to bring out our uniqueness and strengths;</li><li>How learning is an embodied experience that requires action to be deep, because without action, learning dissipates;</li></ul><ul><li>Ways we can go beyond the system we know, beyond school to liberate possibilities for learning as individuals and as a collective.</li></ul> Check out this episode and visit website on www.coconut-thinking.design, where you'll find our blog, articles, resources, and links.You can also find our articles and podcasts as well as those of several wonderful authors on <a href="http://www.intrepidednews.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.intrepidednews.com</a>

John Watkins: Re-wilding learning and learners

Jessica Forbes

John Watkins  is Co-Director with Jal Mehta &amp; Alisa Berger, of the Deeper Learning Dozen, creating a community of practice for superintendents who are committed to the transformation of their districts. He has over thirty years experience in consulting, coaching, designing, facilitating, researching, and evaluating in school and school district improvement efforts. Jessica Forbes is a teacher at Oakland High School in the Public Health Academy, one of Oakland's oldest and most diverse comprehensive high schools. The two together bring an amazing perspective on the education system from the classroom to the highest levels of district administration. Highlights from their conversation include: what it was like re-acclimating to classroom teaching during the pandemic; how COVID continues to magnify issues that already existed in our school systems and how this moment should be used to really tackle those realities head on; why we should emphasize play and being a little "messy" in the classroom; how to better center students in the learning experience; what is needed from a district level to allow teachers the flexibility to be innovative and break from institutionalized curriculums; how to find inspiration when faced with self-doubt; a wonderful introspective on racial identity; and the valuable lessons that can be learned from a long, taxing hike! Questions? Thoughts? Feedback? Email us at  freerangehumanspod@gmail.com or Tweet us at @jal_mehta and @Rodroad219

Free Range Humans

John Watkins  is Co-Director with Jal Mehta &amp; Alisa Berger, of the Deeper Learning Dozen, creating a community of practice for superintendents who are committed to the transformation of their districts. He has over thirty years experience in consulting, coaching, designing, facilitating, researching, and evaluating in school and school district improvement efforts. Jessica Forbes is a teacher at Oakland High School in the Public Health Academy, one of Oakland's oldest and most diverse comprehensive high schools. The two together bring an amazing perspective on the education system from the classroom to the highest levels of district administration. Highlights from their conversation include: what it was like re-acclimating to classroom teaching during the pandemic; how COVID continues to magnify issues that already existed in our school systems and how this moment should be used to really tackle those realities head on; why we should emphasize play and being a little "messy" in the classroom; how to better center students in the learning experience; what is needed from a district level to allow teachers the flexibility to be innovative and break from institutionalized curriculums; how to find inspiration when faced with self-doubt; a wonderful introspective on racial identity; and the valuable lessons that can be learned from a long, taxing hike! Questions? Thoughts? Feedback? Email us at  freerangehumanspod@gmail.com or Tweet us at @jal_mehta and @Rodroad219

The Power of Doubt - A Conversation with Jessica Forbes and John Watkins

Pyro Pete Cappadocia is a pyro tech.  He has toured with the plasmatics ,Def Leppard, KISS, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Motley Crue, Metallica, the Rolling Stones, Guns N’ Roses, Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath, Tina Turner &amp; Janet Jackson, He sits on the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) board. John Watkins is a retired pyro tech.  He did 8 tours with Van Halen and is the last of the original KISS pyro team that worked with the four original members in the 70's.  In addition, he’s worked for Rick James, Journey, the Jacksons, Dio, Europe, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, &amp; Bobby Brown.

Party Like A Rockstar Podcast

Pyro Pete Cappadocia, Pyro John Watkins - KISS, Van Halen, AC/DC, GNR

Teaser for Halloween episode to be released on 11/1/21! Pyro Pete Cappadocia is a pyro tech. He has toured with the Plasmatics, Def Leppard, KISS, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Motley Crue, Metallica, the Rolling Stones, Guns N’ Roses, Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath, Tina Turner &amp; Janet Jackson, He sits on the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) board. \ John Watkins is a retired pyro tech. He did 8 tours with Van Halen and is the last of the original KISS pyro team that worked with the four original members in the 70's. In addition, he’s worked for Rick James, Journey, the Jacksons, Dio, Europe, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, &amp; Bobby Brown.

Teaser for Halloween episode to be released on 11/1/21! Pyro Pete Cappadocia is a pyro tech. He has toured with the Plasmatics, Def Leppard, KISS, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Motley Crue, Metallica, the Rolling Stones, Guns N’ Roses, Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath, Tina Turner &amp; Janet Jackson, He sits on the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) board. \ John Watkins is a retired pyro tech. He did 8 tours with Van Halen and is the last of the original KISS pyro team that worked with the four original members in the 70's. In addition, he’s worked for Rick James, Journey, the Jacksons, Dio, Europe, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, &amp; Bobby Brown.

Pyro Pete Cappadocia, John Watkins -TEASER

Bryan is the Director of Media and Communications here in the Sacramento Diocese  John is the Director of Office of Catholic Charities and Social Concerns 

Bryan is the Director of Media and Communications here in the Sacramento Diocese  John is the Director of Office of Catholic Charities and Social Concerns