James McKeever's guest appearances

James McKeever

Unsafe Space

Metro East Sports Podcast

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John Gray

Richard Fox

Quincy Jones

Thaddeus Russell

Mike Schmidt

Michael Katz

Jimmy O. Yang

Bri Pruett

Scott Miller

Caroline Heldman

Riley Silverman

Sam Horn

Casey Ley

Greg Edwards

Aron Kader

OwlTail

John Muldoon

The show begins with Alton HS Boys Tennis stars Parker Mayhew and James McKeever. The two juniors describe competing in the Southwestern Conference, playing for Coach Macias, their favorite classes ("culinary arts" and "woodworking"), and what they're looking forward to the remainder of the season. Next, Taylor Spiller of SIUE Women's Soccer is next to discuss the Cougars' recent OVC championship season and playing goalie every minute of the 22' season. Spiller is joined by SWHET co-Founder John Muldoon. Spiller and Muldoon discuss the SWHET private lesson concept, and Spiller's role as a private SWHET coach. Hitting "clean up," O'Fallon THS Athletic Director Todd Moeller is in the studio to talk about his last few weeks at his position. Moeller reflects on his best ideas, the best part of the job, working with "incredible" coaching staff at OTHS, the Panthers' year, and his next position with Character Plus. 

The show begins with Alton HS Boys Tennis stars Parker Mayhew and James McKeever. The two juniors describe competing in the Southwestern Conference, playing for Coach Macias, their favorite classes ("culinary arts" and "woodworking"), and what they're looking forward to the remainder of the season. Next, Taylor Spiller of SIUE Women's Soccer is next to discuss the Cougars' recent OVC championship season and playing goalie every minute of the 22' season. Spiller is joined by SWHET co-Founder John Muldoon. Spiller and Muldoon discuss the SWHET private lesson concept, and Spiller's role as a private SWHET coach. Hitting "clean up," O'Fallon THS Athletic Director Todd Moeller is in the studio to talk about his last few weeks at his position. Moeller reflects on his best ideas, the best part of the job, working with "incredible" coaching staff at OTHS, the Panthers' year, and his next position with Character Plus.

Season 4; Episode 13. Featuring: Parker Mayhew and James McKeever; Taylor Spiller and John Muldoon; and Todd Moeller.

Is there really a birth lottery in life? How do you choose between "breaking bad" or breaking out? You will learn from this episode how James McKeever was able to break free from the jail of poverty and how he chose purposeful work over violence and crime. We talk about the power and relevance of race, the role of mentors and family and what it takes to change your personal history when your parent’s legacy is dragging you done rather than propelling you upward. James has a long history of involvement in social justice work. He has worked for the Los Angeles County Probation Department, where he was involved with the design and implementation of prevention and intervention programs for detained youth. He has also worked with the National Committee for Community and Justice (NCCJ), a group that is dedicated to fighting racism, sexism, homophobia, and xenophobia. He received his bachelor degree from California State University Los Angeles where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. He received his PhD from the University of Southern California. Currently he is a Professor of Sociology Department at Los Angeles Pierce College.His interests lie in the areas of the intersection of race, gender, and class as well as issues that have to do with negative outcomes for minority youth. James is a former American Sociological Association Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Fellow and National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) Fellow. His dissertation focused on African-American men’s mentorship in majority Latina/o communities.

Is there really a birth lottery in life? How do you choose between "breaking bad" or breaking out? You will learn from this episode how James McKeever was able to break free from the jail of poverty and how he chose purposeful work over violence and crime. We talk about the power and relevance of race, the role of mentors and family and what it takes to change your personal history when your parent’s legacy is dragging you done rather than propelling you upward. James has a long history of involvement in social justice work. He has worked for the Los Angeles County Probation Department, where he was involved with the design and implementation of prevention and intervention programs for detained youth. He has also worked with the National Committee for Community and Justice (NCCJ), a group that is dedicated to fighting racism, sexism, homophobia, and xenophobia. He received his bachelor degree from California State University Los Angeles where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. He received his PhD from the University of Southern California. Currently he is a Professor of Sociology Department at Los Angeles Pierce College.His interests lie in the areas of the intersection of race, gender, and class as well as issues that have to do with negative outcomes for minority youth. James is a former American Sociological Association Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) Fellow and National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) Fellow. His dissertation focused on African-American men’s mentorship in majority Latina/o communities.

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Betsy Salkind

Keith Carey

Andrei Muresianu

A funny and informative discussion on income inequality, featuring comedians Betsy Salkind (the Tonight Show, Comedy Central) and Keith Carey (The Comedy Store), plus experts James McKeever (Pierce College sociology and philosophy department chair) and Andrei Muresianu (mutual fund manager, board member of the Para Los Niños educational nonprofit, and brother of one of the hosts). Two charts are … Continue reading Income Inequality feat. James McKeever, Betsy Salkind, Keith Carey, and Andrei Muresianu!

A funny and informative discussion on income inequality, featuring comedians Betsy Salkind (the Tonight Show, Comedy Central) and Keith Carey (The Comedy Store), plus experts James McKeever (Pierce College sociology and philosophy department chair) and Andrei Muresianu (mutual fund manager, board member of the Para Los Niños educational nonprofit, and brother of one of the hosts). Two charts are … <a href="http://www.unsafespaceshow.com/2016/03/08/income-inequality-feat-james-mckeever-betsy-salkind-keith-carey-and-andrei-muresianu/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Continue reading Income Inequality feat. James McKeever, Betsy Salkind, Keith Carey, and Andrei Muresianu!</a>

Income Inequality feat. James McKeever, Betsy Salkind, Keith Carey, and Andrei Muresianu!