David Higdon's guest appearances

David Higdon

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Marianne Worthington

THINK HUMANITIES continues to celebrate National Poetry Month with this week's interview with poets Marianne Worthington and David Higdon. Marianne is the author a recently released collection entitled "The Girl Singer," and David Higdon is the 2021 Kentucky State Poetry Society Grand Prix First Prize winner for his poem "The Fourth Heart Sound." Listen to their conversation here.THINK HUMANITIES is made possible by generous support from the Spalding University Sena Jeter Naslund-Karen Mann Graduate School of Writing.

THINK HUMANITIES continues to celebrate National Poetry Month with this week's interview with poets Marianne Worthington and David Higdon. Marianne is the author a recently released collection entitled "The Girl Singer," and David Higdon is the 2021 Kentucky State Poetry Society Grand Prix First Prize winner for his poem "The Fourth Heart Sound." Listen to their conversation here.<br><br>THINK HUMANITIES is made possible by generous support from the Spalding University Sena Jeter Naslund-Karen Mann Graduate School of Writing.

Episode 228 - Marianne Worthington & David Higdon, Poets

The NBADL Bakersfield Jam have an interesting history since the team’s inception in 2006. Jam Co-Owner and Team President David Higdon explains some of the early missteps of the team, along with its resurrection in a unique way. The Jam went from a 10,000 seat downtown arena that they couldn’t fill while losing money, to a 400 seat practice facility in which they now generate a large B2B audience amid no walk-up tickets and a tidy profit. The concept is so new that several NBADL teams are looking to see where the Jam’s experiment is a blue print for the future. Twitter: @BakersfieldJam

<p>The NBADL Bakersfield Jam have an interesting history since the team’s inception in 2006. Jam Co-Owner and Team President David Higdon explains some of the early missteps of the team, along with its resurrection in a unique way. The Jam went from a 10,000 seat downtown arena that they couldn’t fill while losing money, to a 400 seat practice facility in which they now generate a large B2B audience amid no walk-up tickets and a tidy profit. The concept is so new that several NBADL teams are looking to see where the Jam’s experiment is a blue print for the future. Twitter: @BakersfieldJam</p>

Tao of Sports Ep. 76 - David Higdon (President & Owner, Bakersfield Jam NBADL)