Episode 94 of Ol Ute Radio is quick and compact as your hosts (and the notorious Jackson Banks) are joined right off the bat by Kathy Carlston.
Carlston works with many of our previous guests at ABC4 in the graphics department. Before that, she worked on the movies: The Avengers, Captain America, Oz the Great and Powerful, and Ghost Rider.
She also has a unique story to share with all of U.
Carlston was a freshman at Columbine High School in 1999 when the infamous shooting occurred. She discusses the experience with some touching firsthand memories and insight. After explaining some of what that ordeal was like, she tells listeners about the non-profit she has invested her time into. The website is a free resource that provides helpful therapeutic videos and encouragement to those dealing with trauma.
If you’d like to check it out or donate, visit www.resilienthope.org or www.rehope.org
You can also check out Twitter & Instagram: @1Resilienthope
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Editor: Why support a school that doesn’t support U? The U and others have made it quite clear that ESPN is coming and they want our help, but who was the U helping when hundreds of cold, disappointed students were sent packing early Saturday morning? The U sold out its own students in favor for those who have more money.
August 20, 2014