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Ken Johnson’s Biography

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Ken Johnson, better known as "America's Culturalist," is a an independent writer, lecturer, and author on issues on culture, conflict, and conservation.

He started college at the age of 16 and presently holds an AA from Pensacola Junior College (n/k/a Pensacola State College), a BA in Social Science from the University of West Florida, and an MBA from Saint Leo University. Ken also has certification from the Florida Supreme Court as a Certified County Court Mediator and special training as a…

Ken Johnson’s Journalist Portfolio

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Putting Biblically-Based Principles to Work in Schools

Putting Biblically-Based Principles to Work in Schools

Unless you are a hermit, practically every American knows that school-based violence is killing our school sy…

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Collaborative Justice Practices: A Responsible Approach To Bad Behavior In Tennessee Schools

Collaborative Justice Practices: A Responsible Approach To Bad Behavior In Tennessee Schools

School violence has taken center stage in the national media these past few months. As a result, the debate h…

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Christians Must Speak Out If Change Is To Happen

Christians Must Speak Out If Change Is To Happen

A couple of months back I wrote about the issues of school-based violence and how it is killing our school sy…

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Tallahassee Democrat Opinion Columnist Section

Tallahassee Democrat Opinion Columnist Section

Ken Johnson When most people think of "Native Americans," the mind often races back to fond memories of some …

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behind bars & behind the gun: answers for america's juvenile justice problem and catabolic commun...

behind bars & behind the gun: answers for america's juvenile justice problem and catabolic commun...

by ken johnson. His last moments alive were spent in pain and humiliation after his pleas for help were rebuf…

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Collaborative Justice and the Changing World of Mediation

Collaborative Justice and the Changing World of Mediation

Ken Johnson, June 2013 The world of mediation is changing as technologies make the world a smaller and smalle…

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Articles

Patriots Monday | S Kevin Byard III joins live! | Rich Ken & Ted

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By Ken Johnson
| WEEI-FM (Boston, MA) Verified
New England Patriots S Kevin Byard III joins Rich & Ken with Ted Johnson on a Patriots Monday.
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Spring weed management begins in the fall

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By Ken Johnson
| The Journal-Courier Verified
While we usually think of weeds germinating in the spring and summer, some begin germinating in the fall. Penpak S./Getty Images With the arrival of fall, many of our landscapes start to wind down. Flowering plants begin to fade, and trees put on their annual display of fall color. There are plenty of seasonal tasks to tackle, from planting perennials and bulbs to cleaning up the vegetable garden and putting away tools and hoses for the winter.
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Getting started with cover crops in the garden

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By Ken Johnson
| The Journal-Courier Verified
By keeping living plants growing in the soil when vegetables are not, gardeners can build healthier, more productive garden beds over time. Ken Johnson/University of Illinois Extension Cover crops have been used for thousands of years and have seen a resurgence in recent years. While we usually think of cover crops in production agriculture, they can also be used in home gardens.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writer on culture and conflict for a local paper.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, my family could not afford a computer and so I got a Brother AX-25 instead. I literally won thousands of dollars and numerous awards.

How is social media changing news?

It allows people to share stories and issues across oceans and national boundaries.