51. Jeffrey's Ghost

This is the audio version of the final episode of Behind the Bearcat, While you can listen to it we HIGHLY recommend you check out the YouTube video to get the full effect. You can find the video episode at https://youtu.be/cmjWpAQrwEs

This week Hannah and Travis look back on the past six seasons of the Behind the Bearcat podcast and talk about why the podcast is ending and what is coming up for video content from Career Services in the future. 

Make sure to subscribe to the Career Services YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/@nwcareerservices to see all the exciting stuff we have planned!

Videos with clips in this episode:

03:27:18 - S1E1: Meet the Hosts (https://youtu.be/Kt1QnL5Mcu8)
07:27:24 - S1E5: Pat Immel (https://youtu.be/dkVjyjlgAow)
09:47:12 - S2E27: Jeremy Waldeier (https://youtu.be/-6TO7ielgks)
11:25:28 - S4E4: Dr. Mark Corson (https://youtu.be/OFOtl293Eww)
13:55:28 - S1E19: Andrew Wegley (https://youtu.be/8EXoaDF7nkc)
16:23:28 - S2E8: Tracey Steele (https://youtu.be/7wCPh8fkpK4)
17:34:28 - S4E3: Dr. Ashley Davis Black (https://youtu.be/L1-Fca-xWpg)
20:03:23 - S4E22: Dr. Shelley Riley (https://youtu.be/nXL6Ll6WhA8)
21:13:04 - S2E36: Dr. Clarence Green (https://youtu.be/T-mQx75iKCo)
25:50:03 - S4E18: Will Murphy (https://youtu.be/R_Qme9xoFhY)
29:31:20 - S2E12: Courtney Rowe (https://youtu.be/SRi9E--qEcI)
32:59:01 - S1E26: Season One Clip Show (https://youtu.be/Hb48bVYVkF8)

Behind the Bearcat: The Final Episode

Upbeat, crowd-tested Top 40 mashups + 80s/90s/00s throwbacks—the same edits lighting up my bar & rooftop sets lately. All clean, high-energy, and built for long-weekend hangs.

Big love to the listeners showing out lately: Melbourne & Sydney, Frankfurt, the UK, and my Brooklyn day-ones—I see you in the stats and cut this one with you in mind. Charleston, let’s ride too. 🙌

Vibe: Pop/EDM/Hip-Hop mashups • Big hooks • Quick transitions • Sing-along moments
Length: ~60–75 min • Edits: Clean
Bookings/Collabs: derekbrowerproductions@gmail.com

Labor Day Weekend: Top 40 Mashups (Bar & Party Set) – Clean

Dive into the world of biblical interpretation in this episode that goes beyond the surface. Tyler + Tate unpack how culture, history, and even personal perspective play a role in understanding the Bible. From ancient context to modern-day relevance, you’ll see how different viewpoints can shape the way people approach faith and spirituality. Whether you’re studying religion, curious about big questions, or just want a fresh take, this episode brings thoughtful conversation and new insights you won’t want to miss.

Lenses of Context




…

Why you taking my heart
You is lethal

I got paper
I need me a pencil 

Like in school
Ima write you a note

But it might only
Say that i miss you

When i look you be blowing
A kiss

Like a candle I’m 
Making a wish

Im no dummy I’m just stupid rich
Ain’t no wonder they call me a bitch

Got dentention im shaking 
My ass
We can meet up
Later after class
(Hehehe)

…

When i want it you give me
The D
A new alias
He Mr. P
He be rocking it
A until Z
Got me shaking
And locking my knees

When im with him
Its like on a yacht

He be stirring and churning 
The pot

Know what time it is
Take off his socks

Got him addicted
Like shooting up shots

Hehehe
Like i was just calling
To tell you like
You really just are a mess
Hehehe
You just do alot

You make the world stop

…





Make The World Stop

Frank gives his take on the SEC conference expanding to 9 in conference football games 

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Unsupervised pt.1

clarification regarding verse 11: The main idea is that God doesn’t punish for the sake of punishment because He is angry. He says "I have no pleasure in the death of a sinner" (Ezekiel 18:23). God is actively working. He is not passive. God intervenes and punishes in order to end evil or to prevent it from spreading, after a long period of patience. God's anger (aka wrath) is against the sin and the death hurting His creation. Punishment and consequence carry different connotations but are, in a way, two sides of the same coin. The important thing to remember though is that a consequence or punishment coming from God is meant to push us towards repentance and salvation.

St. Basil quote is from: https://svspress.com/on-social-justice-st-basil-the-great/?srsltid=AfmBOop88tL9oLKiuwI3L107GnBNCVBjfbi61Fhu7LHBEuUoVb_iHkDm

Cain & Inventing Evil

Choosing the right engineering college is not just about academics—it’s about ensuring you’re industry-ready by the time you graduate. Odisha is home to both prestigious government institutions and some of the best private engineering colleges in Odisha, offering excellent infrastructure, modern facilities, and strong placement support.


Top 10 B.Tech Colleges in Odisha with Strong Placement Records

8/30 Summit Electric Jungal Set

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Helping college students and young adults find their greatest pleasure and purpose in Jesus.

Originally from the NY Tri-State area, but now a resident in Charleston, SC, Derek Brower is an open-format DJ known for his versatile mashups that seamlessly blend genres. With over a decade of experience, Derek loves to play to the crowd, mixing everything from House/EDM, 2000s Throwbacks, to Hip Hop and Country. His unique ability to fuse these styles creates a fresh, engaging sound that keeps the energy high and the dance floor moving.

Currently booking in the United States (will book Internationally with proper notice) - derekbrowerproductions@gmail.com

Help Me Grow My New Social Media Below as I've had to start all over since exiting the nightclub circuit along with social media in 2015:
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Hannah Christian and Travis Kline reveal the stories behind the amazing people at Northwest Missouri State University.

"...Be filled with the Spirit, as you sing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs among yourselves, singing and making melody to the Lord in your hearts, giving thanks to God the Father at all times and for everything in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ." (Ephesians 5)

Uploaded songs are a subset of the ideas I've come up with. Looking for collaborators (songwriters or performers) to write new songs or develop existing ideas. I recognize lyrics are not my strong suit.

New tracks tagged #collège