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Eye On The Valley – Mayor Smyth Talks Small Businesses – June 18, 2020

Host: Matt Watson

Topic: Mayor Smyth Talks Small Businesses

Guests: Santa Clarita Mayor, Cameron Smyth; Kristina de Bree, MA, LMFT, EMDR; Stacie House, Director of Business Development at 24/7 Events; Tony Watson, Big T, Matt Watson’s Big Brother


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Mayor Smyth Talks Small Businesses — June 18, 2020

On this episode of Eye On The Valley presented by SCVi & iLEAD Schools, Matt Watson starts the show talking to Santa Clarita Mayor, Cameron Smyth. Mayor Smyth starts by talking about the Plum Canyon Park that opened Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m. Mayor Smyth is excited to bring another park to Santa Clarita, and remains committed to his pace of one new park per year to continue to improve the natural play areas in Santa Clarita. Mayor Smyth gets right to the Black Lives Matter demonstrations and his conversation with Annie Astorga, and how that has helped begin the dialogue with the community Mayor Smyth seeks to establish. Mayor Smyth and his team are already preparing legislation and long-lasting, internal policies that will help provide racial equity and representation for minorities and people of color for years to come. He comments on how easy it would be to have a couple meetings, make a few PSAs, and do nothing more than pretend that you care on issues such as these. Mayor Smyth provides clarity on his commitment to creating the change so many others are just talking about, and looks forward to presenting those changes in the upcoming City Council meetings. To finish the interview, Mayor Smyth talks about the continued reopenings and small businesses that have been trying to get back to work across Santa Clarita. Listen to the full interview with Mayor Smyth in the first segment of the first hour of the podcast.

Our next guest on the show is Kristina de Bree, MA, LMFT, EMDR. Kristina calls in to the show to continue the conversation on grief and how to manage it. Grief can arise from events large and small, and sometimes without you noticing. Kristina talks about how to analyze and address the grief in your life so you can begin to work with it and move forward. Listen to Kristina’s full interview in the third segment of the first hour of the podcast.

Our next guest on the show is Stacie House, Director of Business Development at 24/7 Events. Stacie calls in to the show to talk about how 24/7 Events has continued to help the community through the Covid-19 pandemic. 24/7 Events has been able to adapt and overcome the challenges and health concerns presented by Covid-19 in a way that keeps everyone as safe as possible while still holding necessary events or meetings. No matter what you need for your next event, contact 24/7 Events to find out how they can help you have the safest and most fun event possible. Listen to Stacie’s full interview during the first segment of the second hour of the podcast.

Our next guest on the show is Tony Watson, Big T, a.k.a. Matt Watson’s Big Brother. Tony calls in to have some fun, share some “Total Dad Moves,” and more fun facts to get some laughs out of Matt and put a smile on everyone’s face. Listen to Big T get some big laughs in the second segment of the second hour of the podcast.

About SCVi & iLEAD Schools:

“At iLEAD we’ve built a model based on what we believe to be the best of all that is out there. We believe passionately in project-based learning not because it’s a fad but because it goes to the heart of how kids learn. We’ve incorporated technology not as a spiffy add-on but as an organic part of the learning process in the 21st century.

We value and encourage leadership not just as a part of a career track but by instilling in each learner the confidence and character that inspire others.

It’s not unusual that we want our learners to think for themselves. But to do this requires a grounding in the arts, in design and in humanities, and the need to feel at home in the world. For us, “thinking for themselves” is not just about solving problems but about an organic vision of the world they live in and one they will inherit.

Finally, we value the social and emotional development of our learners. We believe there is an implicit, as well as an explicit, curriculum to teach. Our goal is nothing short of learning, to change the world.” Read More…

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Eye On The Valley – Mayor Smyth Talks Small Businesses – June 18, 2020

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About Shane Cutchall

Born and raised in Canyon Country, Shane graduated from Canyon High School in 2012. A year away from obtaining a Communication B.A. from CSU Bakersfield, Shane joins the KHTS staff to board-op and KHTS Sports Reporter.