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Alvis Williams

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Addressing issues that we tend to shy away from. We think it’s critical for the growth of the culture and the church to confront everyday real-life situations healthfully. Come on this exploratory journey with us..
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Hiring Heroes Podcast

Jermaine Higgins and Nolan Kelly

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This podcast delves deep into the world of recruiting military talent, offering listeners direct access to conversations with leading HR figures. The podcast emphasizes the strategies to find military talent, technology in recruitment, and the strategic development of workplace culture, all through the lens of expert interviews from people who have devoted their lives to finding the most talented humans
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Welcome to another insightful episode of the Hiring Heroes podcast, where hosts Jermaine Higgins and Nolan Kelly delve into the secrets of modern HR and talent acquisition. Today, we're shining a spotlight on an often-overlooked yet incredibly valuable talent pool: military spouses. In this episode, we sit down with Diana, a seasoned HR leader and …
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Welcome to another enlightening episode of the Hiring Heroes Podcast, where your hosts Jermaine Higgins and Nolan Kelly dive deep into the importance of soft skills in the hiring process. This episode features Kim Williams, an esteemed leader in HR, known for her expertise in nurturing soft skills and her work in workplace abuse advocacy. Kim bring…
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Welcome to another impactful episode of the Hiring Heroes podcast, where hosts Jermaine Higgins and Nolan Kelly delve into the vital topic of diversity awareness in the workplace. This episode features Bruce Mattos, the Corporate Director at Phoebe Health, who brings over 25 years of experience in driving diversity and inclusion initiatives. Bruce …
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Welcome to the Hiring Heroes podcast, where your hosts Jermaine Higgins and Nolan Kelly unveil the secrets of modern HR. Discover how to master the art of attracting and retaining elite military talent. Each episode is packed with actionable insights from industry experts designed to help you thrive in the competitive landscape of talent acquisitio…
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In the latest episode of the Hiring Heroes Podcast, hosts Jermaine Higgins and Nolan Kelly sit down with Rebecca Abraham, Senior Vice President of Global HR for Wilshire, to discuss common misconceptions about hiring in today's job market. From the importance of setting clear expectations for job candidates to the role of technology in streamlining…
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In the inaugural episode of "Hiring Heroes Podcast," host Jermaine Higgins sits down with Angelo Apollos, an experienced interim Chief HR officer, to discuss strategies for making veteran hiring successful in the corporate world. Angelo illuminates the wealth of transferable skills veterans possess, the common misconceptions about hiring them, and …
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In this episode, we continue discussing the importance of biblical literacy in an era where so much knowledge of truth is readily available but many people, including believers, are spiritually starving. The lack of knowledge has left many unequipped and suffering from an identity crisis spiritually and literally. Join us, as our featured guest, an…
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In this episode, we discuss the importance of biblical literacy in an era where so much knowledge is readily available. Our featured guest, Isaiah Gasque, talks about his own personal encounter and how he was encouraged by others to go deeper in the word despite his youth. Called to the prophetic realm at a very young age, Isaiah opens up how he wo…
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In this episode, we encourage our listening audience by reminding them of “The Power of God” that is harnessed in God's word when it is released. After all, when the scripture says, let the redeemed of the Lord say so, we assure you that It just isn’t referring to empty words. Because we are royalty and a chosen people, the words we speak carry wei…
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In this episode, we discussed what Praise & Worship truly is and the importance of its role in the life of the believer. To bring even more understanding, Praise & Worship leader Lashanda Beck of Greensboro, NC joined me to dissect the vitality of this topic to distinguish the two terms which are used interchangeably but are not synonymous. Come an…
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In this episode, we open up about pastors leading depressed and the demands placed on them by themselves and others. Our guest, mental health professional, Akiami McCoy, and owner of Life Counseling Transition breaks down what indicators leaders and congregations should be identifying to ensure their pastors are mentally sound. Statistics show that…
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Addressing the competitive nature within the church that often resides in the spirit of pride. In this episode we also distinguish the difference between envy and jealousy. The two words are used interchangeably; but they are uniquely different.....Come and listen as we bring these issues to the table…
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Professional genealogist and private investigator Alvie Davidson joins Jane today to talk about freemasonry and masonic records. Alvie, a Master Mason and 32nd Degree Mason (also known as Scottish Rite), will explain what freemasonry is and its history abroad and in the U.S. Alvie will discuss what types of records were created by masonic lodges an…
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Jim Folts, head of researcher services at the NY State Archives in Albany, joins Jane today to talk about the NY Supreme Court of Judicature and the NY Court of Chancery and their records. Find out the history of the courts, what types of court records the state archives holds, what we can find in the records that are important for genealogists and…
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The Legal Genealogist Judy Russell and the Ulster County, NY, Commissioner of Jurors Paul O'Neill join Jane to talk about jurors in relation to our ancestors and to ourselves. We'll find out the history of jurors and how the system was brought to North America. Judy and Paul will also talk about what the role of jurors was historically, what court …
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Today Jackie Graziano, archivist at the Westchester County Archives, and Patrick Raftery, librarian for the Westchester County Historical Society, join Jane to talk about the unique collections that each repository holds. With both located in the same building in Elmsford, NY, the archives holds county government records and the historical society …
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Author William Dollarhide joins Jane today to talk about his latest books -- a three-volume set titled Census Substitutes & State Census Records by Family Roots Publishing Co. Bill will talk about the history of state censuses and what information we might find in them. He'll also tell what types of records he included in the books as substitutes a…
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Thom Reed, Senior Marketing Manager at FamilySearch International, joins Jane today to talk about the Freedmen's Bureau records and the recently launched database and digital images for the records on FamilySearch. Thom will discuss the history of the Bureau of Refugees, Freemen, and Abandoned Lands a.k.a. Freedmen's Bureau which was established in…
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Dr. Richard Haberstroh, author of German Churches in Metropolitan New York: A Research Guide, joins Jane to talk about Germans in the New York City metro area. Find out the history of Germans in NYC, why they came, where they settled, and what churches they organized. Richard will talk about his book and give some tips on researching our German anc…
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Professional genealogist Angela Walton-Raji, author of Black Indian Genealogy Research: African-American Ancestors Among the Five Civilized Tribes, joins Jane this week to talk about the African American slaves of the Cherokees, Choctaws, Chickasaws, Creeks and Seminoles -- the Five Civilized Tribes. More than 20,000 enslaved people walked the Trai…
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Michael Perazzini, Senior Interpreter at Johnson Hall State Historic Site at Johnstown in Fulton County, joins Jane to talk about the 18th century history of the Mohawk Valley, with a focus on Sir William Johnson's role in the Mohawk Valley, his Mohawk consort Molly Brant, the Iroquois and early European settlers in the Valley, and their experience…
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Author, blogger and speaker Lisa Alzo joins Jane to talk about researching Eastern European ancestors. Find out which groups are considered to be Eastern Europeans and where they came from in Europe. Lisa will give a brief history of our Eastern Europeans -- explaining what their lives were like in Europe and why they emigrated to the U.S. We'll al…
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Note: The show is about 1.75 hours. Listen in one sitting or listen in shifts -- but listen. It's a fascinating show! Professor Laurence M. Hauptman joins Jane today to discuss the history of the Iroquois Confederacy in Central and Western New York and his latest book, An Oneida Indian in Foreign Waters: The Life of Chief Chapman Scanandoah 1870-19…
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Beth Hessel, Executive Director of the Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia, joins Jane today to talk about the Presbyterian Historical Society (PHS). Beth will give a brief overview of the history of Prebyterianism and how it made its way to the U.S. She'll also tell us about the types of records that were created by Presbyterian church…
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Town historians are unique to the state of New York. Today Jane interviews Rhinebeck Town Historian Nancy Kelly and Brookhaven Town Historian Barbara Russell. We'll find out what town historians do and how they can be a resource for genealogy research. We'll talk about the state mandate for town historians -- which does not include genealogy -- and…
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