Your CUE

Celebrating Uplifting Educating

Your CUE is a education podcast hosted by Roseburg Schools, with 15 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Roseburg Schools hosts Your CUE, a education show with 15 episodes published.

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  Getting to Know The Roseburg School Board, Part 2

  Aug 13, 20261h 16m

  Every school board member brings different experiences and perspectives to their role, shaping how they think about public education, the needs of students and the future of our schools. In Part Two of Getting to Know the Roseburg School Board, Board members Brandon Bishop, Ann Krimetz and Keith Cubic share about their backgrounds, what they value about Roseburg and the experiences that have made this community home. They also reflect on why they chose to invest in its future through school board service and the role strong public schools play in the community they care about. The conversation explores their perspectives on public education, what they believe students need from their schools today and how expanding opportunities beyond the traditional classroom is helping prepare students for what comes next. They discuss the growth of career pathways, the value of connecting students with real-world learning and how those opportunities can help develop a skilled local workforce while strengthening our community. They also look further ahead, sharing their long-term vision for Roseburg Schools and what they hope our schools, students and community will look like in the years to come. Part Two offers another opportunity to get to know the people serving on the Roseburg School Board, understand the perspectives that guide their leadership and hear their hopes for the future of public education in Roseburg. #RoseburgSchools #RoseburgSchoolBoard #PublicEducation #RoseburgOregon #DouglasCountyOregon #StudentSuccess #CommunityLeadership #BuildingCommunity

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  Your CUE | Getting to Know the Roseburg School Board: Part 1

  Jul 23, 20261h 12m

  Strong schools begin with informed and engaged communities, and that starts with getting to know the people elected to serve. In Part One of this special two-part series, we're introducing members of the Roseburg School Board through a conversation that goes beyond meetings and agendas. Board Chair Andrea Miner, Steve Hammerson, and Mike Leone share what inspired them to serve, what the role of a school board member really entails, and why they believe strong public schools are essential to a thriving community. Together, they discuss the responsibilities of school board service, the importance of representing the voices of students, staff, families, and the broader community, and the role the Board plays in setting the vision and direction for Roseburg Schools. They also respond to common misconceptions about school boards and public education, reflect on the needs of today's young people, and share their vision for the future of Roseburg Schools. This conversation offers an opportunity to better understand the people behind the decisions, the experiences that shaped their perspectives, and the commitment they bring to leading Roseburg Schools and serving the community.

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  Douglas County Wellness: Investing in a Healthier Future

  Jul 16, 20261h 19m

  Our conversation begins with a simple but important reality: Douglas County ranks significantly lower than much of Oregon when it comes to overall health and well-being. Rather than accepting that as our future, we ask a different question: How do we move the mark? Joining the conversation are Rita Berry, Associate Residency Program Director at Aviva Health; Lauren Haddock, Vice President of Clinical Operations at Aviva Health; John Dimoff, Executive Director of Food Is Medicine Oregon; and Betty Simon, author and mindset coach. Together, we discuss the barriers our community faces, the opportunities in front of us, and why improving the health of Douglas County will take more than individual effort. It will require education, collaboration, and a shared commitment to creating a culture that supports wellness and well-being for everyone. Throughout the episode, we celebrate the partnerships our guests have built across Douglas County to educate, support, and empower people to live healthier lives. Their work demonstrates that lasting change happens when healthcare providers, educators, nonprofits, businesses, and community members come together around a common vision for the future of our community. Ultimately, this conversation isn't about focusing on where Douglas County falls short, it's about recognizing what's possible. By understanding where we stand today and working together toward a shared vision, we have the opportunity to create a healthier, stronger, and more connected community for generations to come. Whether you're passionate about improving community health, interested in the future of Douglas County, or simply believe in the power of people working together to create positive change, we hope this conversation leaves you informed, encouraged, and inspired.

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  Sutherlin Throwdown: Building the Workforce of Tomorrow

  Jul 9, 20261h 22m

  This week on Your CUE, we explore how the skilled trades are helping build not only our local workforce, but the future of our communities. At the heart of this conversation is the unique partnership between Sutherlin Throwdown and Made for Trades, an initiative that is creating scholarships for students pursuing careers in the skilled trades while connecting young people with local employers, mentors, and real-world opportunities. You'll also get a behind-the-scenes look at this year's Sutherlin Throwdown and discover the deeper mission behind the event: investing in the next generation of builders, makers, and skilled professionals. Joining the conversation are Terry Brock, founder of Made for Trades and Sutherlin Throwdown; Keith Brooks, General Manager of Douglas Electric; Travis Pritchett, Production Manager at Con-Vey; Nick Kennaday, owner of Kennaday Builders and President of Umpqua Valley Home Builders; along with recent Roseburg High School graduates Thor McCoy and Emily Hammer. Together, we discuss the growing demand for skilled workers, the opportunities available right here in Douglas County, and why success doesn't follow a single path. From construction and manufacturing to engineering, electrical work, and beyond, this conversation highlights careers that offer purpose, stability, creativity, and the opportunity to build something that lasts. Throughout the conversation, we challenge a common misconception about today's youth. While it's often said that young people aren't willing to work, Thor and Emily tell a very different story. Their experiences demonstrate that when young people are given meaningful opportunities, high expectations, and mentors who believe in them, they're eager to work hard, grow, and contribute. They share how perseverance, accountability, and a strong work ethic have shaped who they are and prepared them to enter the workforce with confidence and purpose. Throughout the conversation, we explore how mentorship, hands-on learning, and meaningful opportunities can change the trajectory of a young person's life. It's a reminder that when businesses, schools, and communities invest in the next generation, everyone benefits. Whether you're a student exploring your future, a parent considering career pathways, an employer looking to develop tomorrow's workforce, or simply someone who believes in the potential of our youth, this episode offers an inspiring look at what's possible when a community comes together around a shared mission.

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  Winston Area Independence Day Celebration

  Jul 2, 20261h 16m

  This week on Your CUE, we celebrate the spirit of community, service, and tradition behind the Independence Day in Winston. Joining the conversation are Christie Knutson, Mayor of Winston, Onikka Driscoll, President of Winston Area Independence Day, Raeann Rutledge, Vice President and Music Entertainment Coordinator, Cindi Caldwell-Scott, Parade Coordinator, along with student guests Kena, a Douglas High School cheerleader, and Isabelle, a student FFA reporter. Together, they share the stories, purpose, and people behind one of Douglas County’s most meaningful community celebrations. From the parade and fireworks to live music, food vendors, volunteer opportunities, and youth involvement, this episode highlights everything happening at this year’s Winston Area Independence Day celebration and the heart behind keeping it free and family-focused. The conversation also goes deeper into what makes strong communities thrive, including service, multigenerational connection, patriotism, and creating opportunities for youth to step into leadership. Through powerful personal stories of resilience, sacrifice, and giving back, our guests reflect on what it means to build community and why these traditions matter. This is more than a conversation about a holiday. It’s about connection, responsibility, and the legacy we leave for future generations. Have an idea for a future conversation that celebrates, uplifts, or educates Douglas County? Reach out at yourCUE@roseburg.k12.or.us

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