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Kickin' Episode 16: Jam Session with Charles

Kickin' Podcast

Release Date: 10/05/2021

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This episode is a must listen for anyone in the field of aging, aging services, health care, senior living and anyone who cares about an older adult who may be living with age-related hearing loss. Janie York is someone who has found her passion in life in helping older adults in senior living receive care and services to support improved hearing aid care.   You will be inspired by Janie's story of how her own journey with hearing loss and in serving in senior living communities helped her to find an area of opportunity to make a difference for others. Make sure to listen in at the...

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Join our very own jam session as we talk with jazz musician Charles D. Williams

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You will not want to miss this episode of Kickin'. Miekka was honored to host a conversation with Dale, an elder of the Crow Tribe, a Native Nation based in Montana. His story is filled with wisdom and important lessons from history and incredible accomplishments, both personally, and on behalf of his people. In this episode Dale shares recommendations for moving forward and how people can become allies and partners in this journey. Co-hosts Miekka and Cameo share reflections at the end of this episode.

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You will not want to miss this episode of Kickin'. Miekka was honored to host a conversation with Dale, an elder of the Crow Tribe, a Native Nation based in Montana. His story is filled with wisdom, resilience, important lessons from history and incredible accomplishments, both personally, and on behalf of his people. This is Part I of 2 episodes highlighting Dale's story. Co-hosts Miekka and Cameo will share their thoughts and reflections at the end of Part 2.

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Join our very own jam session as we talk with jazz musician Charles D. Williams

Charles D. Williams is a Kansas City, Kansas, musician, pianist, trombonist, bandleader, private piano instructor, producer, writer, and clinician/educator. He earned a degree from MCC-Penn Valley and studied at the UMKC Conservatory. Charles has been performing as The Kansas City Jazz Orchestra pianist since its inception in 2003. You’ll also find him playing at several local venues with his trio as well as accompanying many local vocalists. He is dedicated to supporting the American Jazz Museum and its Blue Room and recently joined their board of directors.

Mr. Williams has had the pleasure of backing many artists, including Ernie Andrews, Houston Person, Harold Jones, Clark Terry, Randy Brecker, Bobby Watson, Deborah Brown, Ann Hampton Callaway, The New York Voices, Wycliffe Gordon, The Four Freshmen, Cannonball and Nat Adderley, Dizzy Gillespie, Max Roach, and Benny Golson to name a few.