Angie Hufstutler Ep. 18

Angie Hufstutler Ep. 18

In this episode we sit down with my friend Angie Hufstutler. She is the Special Education Director for the Hamilton, Texas Co-op. She overseas 7 schools in central Texas. This interview explores the experiences of a seasoned educator in special education, discussing changes in student behavior, the evolution of teaching methods, and the complexities of school administration and budgeting. Gain insights into the challenges and successes of working with diverse student populations and managing educational resources. In this engaging interview, we explore the world of special education, school administration, and community building through the experiences of a dedicated educator. Topics include funding, inclusion, rural school challenges, and faith-based perspectives on disabilities.

Pullman and the Porters Ep. 17

This episode explores the complex history of George Pullman, the Pullman Company, and the African American porters who challenged corporate overreach and racial stereotypes. It highlights the transformative power of organized labor and civil rights movements rooted in the struggles of these porters.

Cooper Gaisbauer Ep. 16

In this interview, I sit down with Cooper Gaisbauer. He is a drummer who has played and rubbed shoulders with some country and rock stars of Texas. He opens up about his faith and the struggle of being a musician on the road with all the vices around. He talks about his new band (Noah Derrick Band) and the bright future that's before him.

Bluebonnet Legend Ep. 15

In this episode of Bobcat Cherry, I share the legend of the Bluebonnet. This legend is what the Comanche believed to be how the bluebonnets came to be. It focuses on themes of sacrifice, resilience, and transformation. It tells the story of a young girl, She Who Was Alone, who sacrifices her most cherished possession to save her people during a time of great drought and despair.

Demon Possession Ch. I and II Ep. 14

This episode covers the first two chapters of the book Demon Possession by John Livingston Nevius. He was a missionary in China for 40 years. John shared real accounts and encounters that he and others had. He aimed to investigate the facts, address the unexplainable, and challenge materialism.