Podcasts about 2016 olympics

Atlanta Vibe head coach Kayla Banwarth joins The Locker Room to talk all things Atlanta Vibe, medaling in the 2016 Olympics as a player, and more... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Luke Darcy went to cover the Olympics with the Hot Breakfast team in 2016, and when Spud Frawley and Jason Dunstall thought his behaviour had become a touch floggish, they let him know in no uncertain terms.----We're dropping a new (or old?) Classic Saturday Rub every Saturday and Wednesday all the way through summer - subscribe to Triple M Footy AFL on the LiSTNR app to get every instalment as it drops!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Luke Darcy went to cover the Olympics with the Hot Breakfast team in 2016, and when Spud Frawley and Jason Dunstall thought his behaviour had become a touch floggish, they let him know in no uncertain terms.----We're dropping a new (or old?) Classic Saturday Rub every Saturday and Wednesday all the way through summer - subscribe to Triple M Footy AFL on the LiSTNR app to get every instalment as it drops!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clark and Barton sit down to talk swimming, preparation for big meets, how his parents influenced his success, and much more.  More on Clark SmithClark Smith is a 6'9″ freestyle and butterfly specialist and student-athlete at the University of Texas. Born April 17, 1995 in Atlanta, Ga., Smith had the ability to be a great swimmer within his genes – his parents, John and Tori, also swam for Texas and his mother was a member of the 1984 U.S. Olympic Team. Smith came within .04 seconds of breaking the National High School record in the 100 butterfly, an event he was on the USA Swimming Junior National Team for. University of Texas2013-2014In his freshman season Smith swam at the Big 12 Championships, placing fourth in the 500-yard freestyle, fourth in the 200-yard butterfly and sixth in the 100-yard butterfly.The 500-yard free was Smith's first event at NCAA's, and he immediately made a statement. Smith qualified for the championship final first coming out of the preliminary heats. In the final, Smith took out the first 200 yards in 1:38.02, a quick 200-yard free time in itself, and he held on until Florida's Dan Wallace took over the lead at the 350-yard mark. But it was Smith's last 50 yards that pulled him away — he out-split Wallace 24.03 to 25.28 to win his first national championship.Smith then took on the 200-yard free — he qualified for the semi-final, and finished 11th overall just 0.41 seconds behind the heat's winer. On the same night Smith led off the 800-yard free relay for Texas that took 8th. For his final individual event of the meet Smith took on the 200-yard fly, an event that was largely expected to be won by Texas. Three Texas athletes qualified for the championship final in the 200-yard fly, including Smith. Texas went 1-2 in the event, but Smith unfortunately was disqualified for a one-hand touch in the championship final of the event.2015-2016At the Big 12 Championships Clark won the 1,650 in a new school and Big 12 record of 14:31.29. He also was a member of the Texas 800 yard freestyle relay that took gold and finished 4th in the 500 yard freestyle. At the NCAA meet, Clark didn't enjoy the same success as his sophomore year. As the defending champion and top seed in the 500 yard freestyle, Clark didn't manage to reach the finals, finishing 21st in the prelims. He was also the top seed in the mile but finished 12th in the prelims.2016 Rio Olympic GamesIn his first Olympic Games, Smith earned a gold medal for his heat swim in the 800 meter freestyle relay. He lead the team off with a 1:47.20 split. Smith, Jack Conger, Gunnar Bentz and Ryan Lotche combined in a time of 7:06.74 to put Team USA through to the final in second position.2017 World ChampionshipsOn day one Smith missed out on the 400 meter freestyle final after finishing 12th in 3:47.12. Two days later was back in action in the 800 meter freestyle where he finished 10th in the heats in 7:51.83. In his final swim, Smith won a bronze medal. It came in the 4×200 meter freestyle relay where Smith swam in the heats to put Team USA through to the final in 7th. Blake Pieroni, Townley Haas, Jack Conger and Zane Grothe combined in the final to finish third behind Great Britain and Russia.Check out more info about the Endure Tour coming to Austin, TX on March 29th: https://www.enduretour.comBarton on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bartonguybryan/Podcast Website is: https://www.podpage.com/the-mindset-forge-podcast/Join the Mindset Forge Premium membership for $3 / month (Donor Level) or $150 / month for Coaching: https://themindsetforge.supercast.com

Episode 17: Is with a good friend of mine here name is Fabienne In-Albon. She is a Swiss Golf Professional who played on the Ladies LET circuit and also competed in the 2016 Rio Olympics! We talk tour stories, meeting Michael Phelps and much more.You can find Fabienne on her Instagram account. @https://www.instagram.com/fabienneinalbonmilestones/ Fabiennes website is https://fabienneinalbon.ch/en/Thanks to our partner Tour Tee Golf you can purchase the best tee in golf using the code TMGOLF20 gets you 20% off at https://golffanatics.com.au/Find me:All the information you need here: https://www.liinks.co/tmgolfBecome a monthly online subscriber: https://skillest.com/app/profile/toby-mcgeachieBook an in-person lesson Website: https://www.tmgolf.com.auEmail: toby@tmgolf.com.auSocialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/tmgolf_/TikTok https://tiktok.com/@tmgolf_Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TMGolfCoach/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toby-mcgeachie-7a74488a/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TMGOLF

On this episode of Blindsided, we welcome Helen Maroulis. She's the first Olympic gold medalist ever for the U.S. in women's wrestling. After reaching the pinnacle of her career at the 2016 Games in Rio, Helen suffered a concussion. The effects revealed themselves over time and, she says, changed her a lot — mentally and emotionally. But she was determined to heal. Helen talks about struggling with her mental health after her injury … about losing all of her confidence right after she won the gold … and about why she considers her biggest accomplishment to be her return to wrestling. Helen came back to the sport with a new perspective. She earned a second medal this past summer at the Tokyo Olympics. It was a bronze — and without question it's the medal she's most proud of. Here's Helen Maroulis on Blindsided.   *This episode contains content and topics that may be difficult for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you know is struggling, you are not alone. There are many support services that are here to help. Resources can be found at: The Concussion Legacy Foundation https://concussionfoundation.org/ and 857-244-0810 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to episode #61 with Steve Solomon! Here are 5 key takeaways that I think you will learn from this episode today:Steve's advice to parents with kids showing athletic potential (context: Steve didn't consider Athletics seriously till ageCritical learning from not qualifying for the 2016 Olympics by 4/100th of a second that's now made him a better athleteWhy sport is the perfect vehicle to find yourself and developDealing with negative thoughts: Steve breaks down the psychology behind managing the lizard brain pre and during racesHow to Become your best self and why we should all have Olympic like goals. ***TIMESTAMPS03:42 - Steve's quick facts 05:35 - High Flyer recognition 07:20 - Sunrise memories in Sydney 08:05 - Spark to follow Athletics 11:20 - Didn't consider sport seriously 12:50 - Advice to kids with potential in sport 14:15 - posters on the wall growing up 15:50 - Wallabies v Springbooks in Rugby 16:20 - Success in professional sport 17:44 - Learning from missing out on Olympics by 4/100th of a second 21:40 - How to manage negative thoughts 29:15 - Systems and habits in the days before competition 33:00 - Periodising through the year: How he used the time between waking up and going to bed 35:25 - Difference in athletics between US and Australia 39:45 - Being the underdog in Australia 41:20 - stay amateur for as long as possible 46:40 - How the legendary survive the test of time 50:20 - The process, the first 5k and you get better at managing, not the task getting easier 54:20 - Sport being the vehicle for finding yourself 58:45 - final sprint***Subscribe to the Curiosity Center newsletter for articles directly in your inbox!Thank you for rating / reviewing this podcast on iTunes and Spotify, as it helps others find us and convince guests to come on the show and grow the show with sponsors and partners. Follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn or Twitter for more!This show showcases relatable role models, re-imagining a high flyer to help you achieve your potential and be 1% better everyday!Contact Vidit at vidit@curiositycenter.xyz

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"I really wanted to make the team in 2016. When that year happened, that was the main goal. I thought it was a long shot. After that, when I made the 2017 world championship team, I said, ‘No. We are making the next Olympic team. There's no way you're going to be left off that list.'" You'll see Justyn Knight in action soon as a Canadian Olympian at the Tokyo Olympics. While at Syracuse, he was an 11-time All-American, two-time NCAA champion and has continued taking care of business with coach Chris Fox as a professional with the Reebok Boston Track Club. This season, he has set personal bests of 3:33 for 1,500 meters and 12:51 for 5,000 meters. We touch on those performances, how we got to this point from being a relatively under-the-radar runner out of Canada in high school, his thoughts on how the race could play out in Tokyo, meeting Drake and much more.

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“What can I do now? I personally am like, I can get faster, I can get stronger. I can get more intelligent, mentally I can get stronger. I can become a better teammate, a better friend, a better leader. And  that's motivation within itself,  the opportunity to improve.” - Maggie SteffensToday's guest is Maggie Steffens, Captain of the U.S. Women's Olympic Water Polo team. Our conversation with Maggie was a blast. We touched on everything from how she handled the mental challenge created by the pandemic, her approach to showing up big in high pressure situations and the unique approach she takes with her teammates when it comes to leadership. Throughout our exploration of her mindset on these and so many other topics, the recurring theme that stood out to us was the need in life  to be adaptable. It's very clear that this is one of the key characteristics that has helped Maggie excel at such a high level in her sport for so many years. As you listen to our conversation, you'll discover a few tips you can apply to your life to be a little more adaptable. Show Notes(3:18) Where you can find Maggie and where training is taking place…(5:44) The impact of the 2020 Olympics being cancelled…(8?49) Taking advantage of the “opportunities” that Covid provided…(14:50) “We found other ways to test our bodies and test our minds, and stay active and kind of try to find creative ways to also stay connected through that as well.” Being creative and adaptive in training…(16:20) A last-second shot in 2017…(20:44) “I asked the three biggest girls and then the three strongest girls on our Stanford team to stay after practice for five minutes. And I literally would say, I want you to almost lay on top of my head, and put all the pressure you can on me and be as physical as possible. And I have to try to somehow not be fouled and still score, or at least get a shot off.”(22:00) Training in practice for that moment that doesn't go the way we think it should…(24:51) Focus and process depend on intention…(29:38) “What can I do now? I personally am like, I can get faster, I can get stronger. I can get more intelligent, mentally I can get stronger. I can become a better teammate, a better friend, a better leader. And  that's motivation within itself,  the opportunity to improve.”(32:14) Loving what you do and the power of a team leading well…(36:55) A supportive male coach…(37:53) Preparing for Tokyo 2021…(40:32) “We get to help individuals who may not have had the resources, may not have had the exposure, opportunity to go to where they're going now if we hadn't noticed them and given them that chance.” What drove her to found 6-8 Sports...References2012 Olympics: All 21 Goals - YouTube6-8 Sports - website | InstagramGuestMaggie Steffens - website | Instagram | TwitterMaggie's fav UCAN product: Cran Raz Energy TubHosts:Jon Rankin - gobemore.co | @chasejonrankinBryan Green - maketheleapbook.com | @maketheleapbookLearn More:UCAN - ucan.co | @genucanYour Personal Best Awaits

On this episode, Yana is sitting down with @mandybujold She is an 11x national champion, 2x Pan American champion, and 2016 Olympian, and in this episode we are diving into -Her athletic career -Building your own athletic brand and building an image for yourself as an athlete -Persevering through her setback at the 2016 Olympics -Prepping for the 2020 Olympics through a pandemic and coming back to sport as a new mom. Happy listening! 

Today is a very special episode! Liliana Fernández Steiner is a Spanish beach volleyball player who has competed in the Olympics twice now (London 2012 and Rio 2016). In the 2016 World Tour, she was awarded a silver metal at the Long Beach, California Grand Slam. She continues to train and play all over the world! We discuss breaking into the volleyball scene, qualifying for the olympics, life inside the olympic village, life after the olympics, Spanish music, culture, and much more! If you're more of a visual person, make sure to checkout the new YouTube Page! If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review? It takes hardly any time at all, and it really makes a difference in helping to spread the word.To keep updated, feel free to sign up for the newsletter at joshsbaker.com. I also post on Facebook (@all.encompassing.pod) and Instagram (@all.encompassing).If you have questions that you'd like answered on the podcast, you can reach out via email at all.encompassing.podcast@gmail.com.

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Morghan's List of AccomplishmentsTen Percent Happier MeditationWaking Up with Sam Harris5:30 - How Morghan and Coach Blanco met 14:30 - Being guided by trust and intuition 29:00 - The nature of mastery after 9 years 38:00 - How Morghan stays present46:00 - "When I'm my strongest [in any sport] is when I'm under the lights, by myself" 58:15 - The evolution 2020 changed for Morghan1:08:30 - The vulnerability of team dynamicsOTP: @offtheplatformpodcastMorghan King: @kingmorghanCoach Blanco: @coachblanco

Olympic Medalist Andre De Grasse joins First Up to discuss his work with Cheerios and General Mills, memories of competing against Usain Bolt at the 2016 Olympics, a look ahead to the 2021 games and more

Jack Fitzpatrick chats with another dual sports superstar when he sits down with Georgie Parker to talk about her time at the Olympics playing field hockey, and making the jump to playing football for Collingwood's AFLW side.

Get your nose pegs on, and take a deep breath, today we talk to bubbly synchronised swimmer Danielle Kettlewell. Danielle chats about her journey to the Rio Olympics in 2016, and the challenges of participating in a sport not frequently discussed on the weekends. Her ups and downs have proved through perseverance, the human body is capable of incredible things. All of these twists and turns have led to the upcoming release of her book ‘The Unlikely Olympian’, which hits newsstands later this month. Danielle is hosting a launch evening in Perth, Western Australia August, so if you'd like to learn more, please follow the Eventbrite link below. The accomplished Canadian/Australian athlete is gearing up for the FINA World Championships in South Korea in a matter of days (19th July), where she’ll compete in the Mixed Duet competition. We wish Danielle good luck in her last major competition! Never out of breath and always insightful, please enjoy Danielle’s chat with our host, Mark Arnot. Sponsorship Info This episode is proudly brought to you by Stick Mobility. The Stick Mobility system can be adapted to suit all activity levels making it an extremely versatile and valuable addition to anyone’s training.  Stick Mobility is “Movement made better”.  To learn more and book into the next course, head to stickmobility.com.au. The first 10 sign ups using the reference ‘TSWSPodcast’ will receive 10% off the registration cost for the course! Team Contact Email us at team@tswspodcast.com for guest recommendations or any questions you want answered about previous guests or research we’ve discussed. Guest Details If you'd like to learn more or get in touch with Danielle Kettlewell, please follow the links below: https://www.instagram.com/danielle.kw/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-kettlewell-3193b3130/ https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-unlikely-olympian-book-launch-dream-manifestation-workshop-tickets-64721831741   Music Credit: Panthurr https://open.spotify.com/artist/2NZPNX4jXljA8MsUTrrgNq  https://instagram.com/spencer.panthurr  https://soundcloud.com/panthurr   Thanks for listening and we would love for you to subscribe so you don't miss any episodes! Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/trainsmarterwithsciencepodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With its ocean and mountain views, endless trails, and mild climate, Vancouver and its suburbs are a runner's paradise for both recreational and elite runners alike. Olympian Natasha Wodak grew up on the west coast and has run everywhere near Vancouver as well as in its downtown core. On this week's episode of The Shakeout, we speak with Wodak who shares what she loves about running in Vancouver, from the trails to the races to the culture of running, as well as chatting about her own personal running story and her struggle to find balance. 

The movie-quoting, wrestling-calling, classic humor loving Jason Bryant joins The Real Brian this week to talk about how his passion and commitment to investing in his inner nerd led him to the 2016 Olympics in Rio. In This Episode Movie quotes are just so dang quotable! Turning everything into politics makes us too uptight. Jason's fun, personal fact has to do with his daughters... The saturated book market and listening at 2x speed. What is Jason's super power? Getting geeky for stats. How the opportunity for 2016 Rio came up. Announcing at the 2016 Olympics Today I released an episode for Golden Spiral Media's Stuff I Learned Yesterday podcast about the idiom "pie in the sky". Jason's description of the journey that led him to being an announcer at the 2016 Olympics in Rio struck me as one of those things we think of being wonderful to contemplate while, at the same time, having it in the back of our minds that it is never going to happen. And that is basically what the idiom means: nice to think about, but unlikely to be realized. My purpose in discussing the idiom on Stuff I Learned Yesterday is to draw out the fact that by using idioms like pie in the sky in order to express our feelings about something, we limit ourselves from going after what we truly want. Here at The Real Brian Show, we're all about going after what you want in spite of the odds. If your vocabulary is riddled with negative words, stop and take a hard look at your situation! What is it you really want? What obstacles stand in your way of obtaining it? How can those obstacles be broken down so that this "nice to think about" achievement can become a reality? Whatever your inner nerd is going crazy over, don't be afraid to see where that passion may lead. In this episode of The Real Brian Show, we make it very clear that we won't discriminate one what anyone can nerd out about. Jason is all about wrestling and goes to great lengths to hone his craft. Recently he's developed a database where he can store stats and query it for information few other announcers have. In doing so, he sets himself apart from the crowd while also satisfying a curiosity he has for all things wrestling. Jason's pursuit of his passion and unashamed commitment to nerd out about wrestling has opened the door to some incredible opportunities. Some of the opportunities are unexpected, but Jason never lifts his foot off the accelerator! It's such great fun to hear about his love for wrestling, the confidence it provides him, and how finding this niche gives him total freedom to embrace his inner nerd. Did You Know? In April of 2016, Jason was presented with the Ed Aliverti Golden Microphone Award. The award is "given annually to honor a public address announcer who has excelled in the craft and made a major positive impact on the wrestling community." Links Jason on Twitter Mat Talk Online 2016 Ed Aliverti Golden Microphone Award

It's crazy to think that it's been one year since Travis Pollen gave me the idea for "Coaches Corner." At the time of recording this, the 2016 Rio Olympics were still happening, so we decided to devote an entire episode to this once-every-four-year event. We celebrated a year of episodes with tons of shenanigans and, of course, chatted about all the excitement of the Olympics. There's a lot of great discussion about training, aging athletes, events that transpired during the games, as well as a brief discussion on the reason it's ludicrous that athletes have to pay taxes on their medals.   Thank you all for listening to "Coaches Corner" for the last year and, though, the format will change a bit, we will still be delivering valuable information to you as an audience.  

Reflecting back on the 2016 Olympic games, Stratfor Senior Eurasia Analyst Lauren Goodrich and Latin America Analyst Reggie Thompson are joined by Dr. Tommy Hunt and Dr. Tolga Ozyurtcu from The University of Texas at Austin Department of Kinesiology and Health Education for a roundtable on the intersection of geopolitics and sports. Also, host Ben Sheen speaks with Stratfor CEO Dave Sikora about some recent updates and upcoming news for Stratfor.com.

To The World! | Lochte Out Of Heaven Topics include: – CHAMPIONS PERSONIFIED (1:56) – DOLT OF THE OLYMPICS [Ryan Lochte] (12:27) – On The Next Special … (21:45) – UPON FURTHER REVIEW – [2016 Olympics Wrap] (22:22) TRT – (29:56) COLE SPORTZ is a podcast produced twice a week (more frequently when something crazy […]

Ryan Lochte absolves himself from sin. News News News: Rio 2016 Paralympics Isn't Selling Any Tickets, Old Miss Head Coach Uses Unconventional Motivational Tactics. Interviews: Ryan Lochte Finally Absolves Himself, Silicon Valley CEO Nat Spigman Starts His Own Athlete Venture Capital Fund. Wide World of Weird Sports: Ryan Lochte's False robbery Report During 2016 Olympics.

In this episode of the Volleyball Coaching Wizards Podcast we have a look back on the volleyball from the 2016 Rio Olympics. Read More ... The post Podcast Episode 24: 2016 Olympics Review appeared first on Volleyball Coaching Wizards.

Foxy and Squid talk the 2016 Olympics, Foxy gets excited about a new Utada Hikaru album, and much more.

Foxy and Squid talk the 2016 Olympics, Foxy gets excited about a new Utada Hikaru album, and much more.

The boys welcome in comedian Jeff Pfoser as they talk their Top Three Hottest Male Athletes of the 2016 Olympics. They also bring to you to what's new in the world of releases, what do you like for breakfast and in the news; who's going to be the center of a new Lifetime movie?

The boys welcome in comedian Jeff Pfoser as they talk their Top Three Hottest Male Athletes of the 2016 Olympics. They also bring to you to what's new in the world of releases, what do you like for breakfast and in the news; who's going to be the center of a new Lifetime movie?

The boys welcome in comedian Jeff Pfoser as they talk their Top Three Hottest Male Athletes of the 2016 Olympics. They also bring to you to what's new in the world of releases, what do you like for breakfast and in the news; who's going to be the center of a new Lifetime movie?

Shaka Ssali discusses Africa and the 2016 Olympics with Sonny Young, VOA Host, Sonny Side of Sports, and with Henok Gabisa, Visiting Academic Fellow, at Washington and Lee University School of Law.

Welcome to LL SPORTS 2!  A sports show for everyone!! – but for the ladies, we’ll get an opportunity each show to teach you some of the fundamentals of baseball, basketball or football.  We promise to never answer your questions with "not right now, the game is on!" And she's baaaaaack......again! This week TJ discusses the robbery in Rio that wasn't! Did Ryan Lochte exaggerate his story or was he trying to place a black eye on the city of Rio? We will re-cap the 2016 Rio Olympics. Can the NFL players ban together to hit the owners where it really hurts the most? And Josh Brown of the NY Football Giants receives a one-game suspension....what does that really prove? All of this plus the Wednesday Wikipedia, Lucinda's Lyrics, TJ's Motivational Moment, your phone calls, comments, questions and much much more! Join TJ Wednesday @8p EST!

IntroductionsSome of the new Technology: Virtual Reality Video ReviewsUnderwater Digital Lap CountersVolleyball: Teams can now use video to challenge referee’s callsSwimming: Underwater Digital Lap Counters 800 m and 1500m freestyleLocation:  Site at bottom of each lane near the turning pointAutomatically update when swimmer hits the touchpad on wallWhoop Smart Bracelet to monitor and recommend how to improve body’s condition for better performanceCanoe GPS devices attached to each vesselTracks Speed and DirectionArcheryWeight Lifting All Angles now coveredGeneral Heart Monitoring in real time for SpectatorsRFID Tags Attached to all GunsWrist Band Contactless Payment SystemPayment Ring for Athletes (Up to 50 Meters of Water Dept)Going GreenMedical Equipment GE MRIX-RAYUltrasound1st time EMR Record AccessLightingPACS:  Picture Archiving Communication System from multiple system machine typesVR Glasses 85 Hours of Olympic Game Coverage  

Rio Olympics ticket sales are terrible. News News News: Rio Threw an Olympics and Nobody Came. Sketches: Olympic Pole Vaulter Curtis Martins Jr.'s Human Interest Piece. Interviews: Luis Fernandez, the Sports Minister of Brazil, Denies All Olympics Scandals. Wide World of Weird Sports: Oil Wrestling.

What up, folks! Here we are again… Irene has a new cocktail to enjoy as she take in these last weeks of summer…Shells had a new discovery in parenting and is taking in easy between the end of road trip season and the new school year. This week’s would you rather is weighs the value […]

The 2016 Olympics aren't over yet, but we have a pretty good grasp on how this year's boxing went in Rio. Would you call this year's Games a success for boxing? Will any of the medal winners this year emerge as stars? Over the years there have been a ton of great stories about boxing in the Olympics. The teams, the characters, the controversial incidents... This week on Top Men Boxing Radio, that's what the show is all about. The 1976 and 1984 U.S. Boxing teams, the origin of boxing in the Olympics, countries that seem to dominate the sport at that level, and much more -- all on the menu for this week. So listen in as Compubox operator and historian Aris Pina and boxing writer/historian Patrick Connor of The Fight City guide you through it all. Follow us on Twitter! Aris Pina: @PunchZoneAris Patrick Connor: @PatrickMConnor Top Men Boxing Radio on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TMBRadio/ Click here to rate us in iTunes, and thanks for tuning in!

Join DC's People's Champ and Chillz for this week's episode of TSOTS Presents: The Skybox, as they recap Monday Night Raw and Smackdown Live!, preview and give their predictions for WWE Summer Slam, recap The 2016 Rio Olympics, discuss the NFL preseason and news, and more. The Skybox goes live tonight and every Wednesday night at 10 pm EST/ 9 pm CST. You can listen to The Skybox and all Two Sides Of The Story shows by live stream @ http://www.TSOTSProductions.com or you can call in @ (347)215-8558, press "1" to speak to the hosts.

InFocus is going after the Surface Pro Hub. Should they even concern themselves with that market? We talk about ways AV integrators can help with indoor air quality. Plus, how to get your product, or firm, attached to high profile jobs like the Olympics. Host: Tim Albright Guests: Penny Sitler – Draper John Greene – Advanced [...]

InFocus is going after the Surface Pro Hub. Should they even concern themselves with that market? We talk about ways AV integrators can help with indoor air quality. Plus, how to get your product, or firm, attached to high profile jobs like the Olympics. Host: Tim Albright Guests: Penny Sitler – Draper John Greene – Advanced [...]

Jay and Matt have gone AWOL from the USS IWS RADIO, so...IWS Radio's Senior Domestic Correspondent Bobby Kraft, and IWS Sports Director Slyder Balzcock are filling their Captain's chairs and grabbing their microphones, because...The IWS Radio Show refuses to let the public go down with the ship. Bobby and Slyder will keep the ship afloat as they discuss the Olympics, Donald Trump's meltdown, the upcoming football season, play some bad music, and get personal about their journeys that led to them working for IWS Radio. All of that, plus Drew Peacock, Guy Ahnyurdyck, Jamie MapleLeaf, and your phone calls at 661.244.9852 as IWS Radio presents: Rudderless Comedy With Bobby And Slyder   

The NFL is upon us, very close and about to go down. We're going to break down the NFL with winners, losers and sleepers.. Is A-Rod done with 694 Homeruns? Michael Phelps the best olympian?  In these 2016 Olympics athletes can smoke weed?  Some college football talk

The 2016 Olympics hasn't killed any athletes yet! News News News: Tim Tebow Pursues a Career in Professional Baseball, Indoor Olympic Diving Pool Turns Green. Sketches: The Story of Olympian Bartek Barnislov. Interviews: Olympian Describes the Backstory of his Inspirational NBC Mini-Documentary. Wide World of Weird Sports: Dressage.

We are back! Jared Abbrederis is making a case for a roster spot on the Green Bay Packers. We'll preview the Packers' preseason match-up against Joe Schobert, Joe Thomas and the Cleveland Browns. That, and we'll discuss Brett Favre's Hall of Fame speech and the fiasco in Canton regarding the preseason game itself. At 8:45 p.m. CST, the Big 920's Armen Saryan pops on to discuss the 2016 Olympic Games. What stories have impressed him the most so far a week into the games? How many medals will the U.S. women's gymnastics team own by the end of the competition? At 9 p.m. CST, BadgerBlitz.com's John Veldhuis breaks down the first three days of Wisconsin Badgers' fall camp and what he's seen. What can we make of the first couple of days, and what is he looking forward to the most during camp? All this and more - TONIGHT!

The TTA90s guys talk about movie rentals in the 90s, and how Blockbuster went downhill really quick. Plus the guys talk more about the Olympics! Contact us: Email: TTA90spodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @tta90spodcast

21 and counting.  I'll take all comers!  Michael Phelps won his 21st gold medal, and 23 medals overall, had some wonderful TV time last night.  Touching images of Michael and his mom, mom and michael in the photog frenzy, his new baby “Boomer,” and fiancé, Nicole Johsnon…but, in all honesty, Some of the shots of Michael, ahead of the races, as he mentally prepped are the best. We all know that Olympian athletes are very intense. But famous Olympian, Michael Phelps, and his staring intensity is making the internet giggle with delight, because his intimidation face towards rival Chad le Clos is absolutely amazing! Let's look at some of those, along with commentary from the twitterverse The 23-time Olympic medal winner had shot South Africa's Chad le Clos a death stare ahead of the event as the swimmers prepared for the race  Phelps, wearing his Team USA warm up suit before he entered the pool, looked furious as he waited for the race: had his game face on! Old rivals, Phelps shot Chad leClos that death stare Oh my God that cupping is serious business,' one Twitter user joked as they posted a photo of Phelps as Darth Maul HeHateMe said: When You finally Know The Power of the Dark Side Mason Waugh transformed Phelps into a young Darth Vader and joked: “I have studied you, and found nothing but weakness.” Phelps' furious stare appears to set the South African's hair on fire One social media user compared Phelps' to a petulant child who didn't get his Pepsi One sports fan poked fun at the fact that Phelps was sitting inside the arena with the hook up on his jacket: “when you think it's gonna rain so you wear your raincoat but then it doesn't rain Dana Schwartz jokingly puts Phelps' angry game face down to the fact that he was unable to get coconut milk at Starbucks Coffee “Possessed By Satan” nuff said A speech bubble jokes that LeClos has never heard of Harambe, the 17 year old silverback gorilla who was shot and killed at Cincinatti Zoo after a child fell into his enclosure Phelps matches Grump cat You should Not Mess With Me, or as Yoda: Mess With Me, You should Not! All in all, great results from Phelps.  Go USA, and more to come.  Bring em on!  

John Rothmann examines whether an Olympic Gold Medalist disrespected the national anthem and why female gymnasts get all the glory.

It's that time of the every 4 years -- the Summer Olympic Games! And since Louise has Olympic Fever™, the IHAGIBINDI team is getting together for a special Olympic-themed (but not Olympic-sized) mini-sode. They talk about ideas about table tennis, sexism, floor-gymnastics and MORE MORE MORE! Curious to SEE what this podcast looks like? YOU CAN! IHAGIBINDI is officially available as video podcasts - CLICK HERE to see this one. Check us out on YouTube and subscribe to see future episodes. And stay tuned for the next episode, which will feature a listener voicemail and an email from Louise's mom. Follow us on Facebook, IG and Twitter: @GreatIdeaPod Don't forget to rate us 5 stars and review IHAGIBINDI on iTunes with a word or phrase in quotes to have Jon and Louise EACH come up with an idea based on yout sugestions.

Welcome to LL SPORTS 2!  A sports show for everyone!! – but for the ladies, we’ll get an opportunity each show to teach you some of the fundamentals of baseball, basketball or football.  We promise to never answer your questions with "not right now, the game is on!" Russell Westbrook is staying in OKC....saying there's no place he would rather be. So what does this decision REALLY say about the relationship between Westbrook and Durant? There are people wondering if Tony Dungy deserves to be in the NFL Hall of Fame?! How is the USA doing in the 2016 Olympics and the NFL Hall of Fame game cancelled due to field conditions.....C'Mon Man!! All of this plus the Wednesday Wikipedia, Lucinda's Lyrics, TJ's Motivational Moment, your phone calls, comments, questions and much much more! Join TJ Wedensday @8p EST!!

Join DC's People's Champ and Chillz for this week's episode of TSOTS Presents: The Skybox, as they discus Michael Phelp's winning his 20th and 21st gold medal, Gabby Douglas, and the rest of the 2016 Olympic Games, The NFL Hall Of Fame ceremony, preseason kickoff, and other NFL news, WWE Raw and Smackdown Live recaps, MLB news, Marcos Maidana and Prince Fielder announcing their retirements, the sudden loss of ESPN analyst John Saunders, rants from DC's People's Champ and Chillz, and more. The Skybox goes live tonight and every Wednesday night at 10 pm EST/ 9 pm CST. You can listen to The Skybox and all TSOTS shows by live stream @ http://www.tsotsproductions.com or you can call in to listen @ (347)215-8558, press "1" to speak to the hosts.

I think the National Football League does not need any preseason games. There is to much of a risk for injuries for a pointless, useless preseason football game. Why do NFL players need practice games? College football players who are students, who have class, do not have preseason games. Are the NFL preseason games for TV, for money, for revenue, for the press? I talk about the most important position in football. MLB, UFC and NBA discussions. Plus I talk about all updated and all sporting need. Remember that I am bias, outspoken, controversial and very opinionated.

In this episode of the K&P Show, Jon and Rich discuss the living history of getting to see Ichiro Suzuki land his 3,000th hit, as well as Ichiro's Baseball Hall of Fame candidacy, and whether his career warrants enshrinement as one of the best ever. The guys also discuss the seeming end to the career of Alex Rodriguez in a retirement forced by the Yankees. Outside of steroids, does A-Rod deserve a nod into the Hall? The duo also discuss the Olympics, as well as the San Diego Chargers perhaps getting bullied by another first-round draft pick.

It's that time again!! The Olympics are here and so far it's been a lot of commercials. I'm not much of a sports person but in this podcast episode I try to talk about the interesting gossip happening at the Olympics so far. Let me know what you think of this year's Olympics so far. www.TheNashAttack.com

Will Barry Bonds or any MLB player during the steroid era get into the Hall Of Fame? How much does steroids help a baseball player? Pitchers on steroids vs hitters on steroids, who has the advantage? Plus some NFL Camp updates. Tony Romo fat? Aaron Rodgers vs Brett Favre. USA basketball team dominating the world, is it fair? Is it boring watching blow out after blow out? I also discuss all up to date and newest sporting stories. I'm bias, outspoken, controversial and very opinionated.

Your weekly news podcast served on a bagel. Coming to you this week from the Bagel Bobs in the Greenwich Village. We tried a bunch of bagels, talked about the Olympics, reviewed the Netflix movie "The Little Prince, discussed how the world is attacking infectious diseases with technology, and celebrated Michael Phelps. Visit www.Schmearsthedeal.com for more info.

        It's been close to FIVE (5) YEARS, since the COOL CRITICS has started, back in 2011.  This month is the month, but the date hasn't been reached yet.  Sometime during the later part of the month, will be the 5 YEAR ANNIVERSAY show.  There have been shows that featured music, like THE MOTOWN STORY with WILLIAM "MICKEY" STEVENSON, one of the staples of Motown - the tribute to B.B. King - we, the cool ones have discussed many issues, too numerous to mention.  Some of the COOL CRITZ have gotten HOT with each other - and we have brought up many valid points and issues.  Today, should gangs call a truce with the help of JIM BROWN, and CONVENTION talk won't die down, Trump vs Clinton, and the 2016 Olympics began last night in RIO! 347-205-9366

This week we're back with a quick episode to discuss what we're looking forward to in the 2016 Olympics and the new sports added for 2020 in Tokyo.

Summer Olympics start this week so we juice up our show with books, movies, and music about all the athletics international. The evil robot claims two more victims forcing Mike to host. Plus—what is tickling our fancy this week.

From Brazil's political unrest to its water pollution to the viral pandemic plaguing its streets, this year's Olympics in Rio De Janeiro are off to a rough start -- and they haven't even begun yet!Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm back from vacation and ready to talk some sports. I talk about Draymond Green in the news again but not good new. Another "mistake" made? Is this dude getting out of control? He's going to find himself OUT of Golden State. He's becoming a problem. The 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio are not safe for anyone. The water so dirty and comntaminated that just dunking you head in it can get you very ill. UFC 202 McGregor -vs- Diaz, who's going win? I talk some NFL Football. I talk some Raiders and tell you why they will win the AFC West. I also talk some San Francisco 49ers and who's going to be the starting Quarterback  next season.  49ers to take patient approach on picking Colin Kaepernick or Blaine Gabbert Plus so much more.  I'm outspoken, bias, controversial and very opinionated!!  

Chris Sale went psycho on his uniforms. Tim Gunn is here to help. News News News: Rio Olympics Water Quality Worse Than Originally Thought, Harlem Globetrotter Hits Shot from 110 Feet in the Air. Interviews: Project Runway's Tim Gunn Sides with Chris Sale on Uniform Fashion. Wide World of Weird Sports: Throw-In (Soccer).

Ken Griffey JR and Mike Piazza are in MLB's Hall Of Fame. Who's truly worthy? Who's not? Brian thinks MLB's Hall Of Fame is the Hall Of Lame.Aldon Smith caught again? "Fire Up Session" Is it him? or is somebody just f*cking with him? Pleas don't let it be him, he can't be that dumb!Chris Sale is cutting up jerseys because they're uncomfortable? dude wth?Are the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio safe for these athletes? What kind of living conditions are they going to have?Well Brian thinks the Olympics are a major ZZZZZZZZZ fest anyways!We are bias, outspoken, controversial & very opinionated!  

Every four years we tune in to the excitement, passion and drama of the Olympic Games. It's hard not to get wrapped up in all the the anticipation and celebration, for one of the most widely watched events in the world. Each successive Olympics seem to be a bigger spectacle than the last, with dramatic and expensive changes to the city itself. What are some of the ways the Olympics transform the physical structure and form of the host city, and who pays for the hefty price tag? Jules Boykoff is a former professional soccer player, and represented the men's US Olympic soccer team in international play. Jules has extensively researched the politics and activism in the Olympic Games, including the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver Canada, the 2012 Summer Games in London, the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi Russia, and the upcoming Summer Games in Rio De Janeiro Brazil. His writings on the Olympics include Activism and the Olympics: Dissent at the Games in Vancouver, Celebration Capitalism and the Olympic Games, and the recently published Power Games: A Political History of the Olympics. Photo credit: Luke & Jules

The math behind how much Olympians are doing each other. News News News: Olympics Committee Wants Russia in a Time Out, Olympics 2016 Sets Olympic Record for Condoms. Better Know Your Mascot: Pistol Pete. Sketches: The Russian Doping Scandal From a Cold War CIA Agent. Wide World of Weird Sports: Rube Ferns.

Steve Eubanks from The Global Golf Post adds his insights on what is happening with the myriad of players withdrawing their names from consideration for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. Steve also fills us in on what to expect for the 2016 US Women's Open at CordeValle in California.

Team South Africa has five crews at the 2016 Rio …

Team South Africa has five crews at the 2016 Rio Olympics and after the surprise Gold Medal win in London 2012, the sport is excited to be part of the country’s diverse team of potential medal winners. Chairman of Rowing SA’s International Commission, former Hollard CEO Paolo Cavalieri, explains the science and discipline required to get the rowers into, and peaking, in six-boat finals - and highlights the similarities between the sport and business. He spoke to Biznews.com's Alec Hogg.

The Rio Olympics hit a new low. News News News: The Sports Minister in Brazil Luis Fernandez may have Zika, Dumb Athlete Investments. Sketches: Guy Gaynier Talks About the NHL Coming to Las Vegas. Wide World of Weird Sports: Gordie Howe (Part 2).

Mark Immelman and Trevor Reaske (SBNation.com) compare and contrast golfers like Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Jason Day, Brooks Koepka, Justin Thomas and Dustin Johnson. They also talk golf and the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio.

Drew and Marchman discuss boycotting the poopy water in Rio.  Plus glass care, dog food, old man takes, and more!

(ATR) Bill Guilfoil has played table tennis for 80 years and could become the oldest-ever Olympian this year in Rio.

Read the full story with photos at https://www.otsuka.co.jp/en/company/globalnews/detail.php?id=224&date=2015-08-30   On the final day of the 15th IAAF World Championships held in Beijing, Mai Ito from the Otsuka Pharmaceutical Track & Field Team ran for Japan in the Women’s Marathon. Although the final day was cloudy compared to the blazing weather throughout the games, Ms. Ito ran confidently in hot conditions and finished first among all Japanese runners, earning her the right to run in the 2016 Olympics to be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Ms. Ito focused on training and overcame harsh conditions in preparation for her second time competing in the World Championships. For this marathon, she concentrated on strengthening her muscles, with particular focus on training her lower body by performing squats with weights – a workout that she endured even after suffering a stress fracture in her foot. Paying close attention to everyday diet and hydration prior to the competition was another factor contributing to her strong performance. She consumed more protein and carbohydrates, chose jellied food if she felt that this was a better choice for her digestion, and took amino acid supplements in addition to her meals to counter fatigue. Careful hydration before and during running is just as important as daily diet. Ms. Ito chose ion supply drinks with optimum amounts of sugars to prevent dehydration throughout and to support her spurt in the latter part of her run.She was careful about hydration during training and at competitions, and the results of her daily adjustments were obvious from her performance at the marathon beyond the 30 kilometers point. While many runners down-paced by trying to catch up with the fastest spurting group, Ms. Ito’s determined run earned her a ticket to the upcoming Olympics after she finished 7th, the highest among Japanese runners. Otsuka Pharmaceutical Track & Field Team’s athletes receive physical training and instructions on diet & hydration from instructors, coaches and a dietitian, all with a scientific approach tailored to each athlete’s physical features and conditions. “It is crucial that each of our athletes recognize the science behind the various support they receive during their training and apply it towards international competitions,” commented Mr. Tadasu Kawano, Team Coach. “Ms. Ito is an ideal role model for other team members. She understands the data very well. Her physical abilities may be compared unfavorably with Western and African competitors, but her perseverance will surely lead her through the competition for medals.” Ms. Ito joined Otsuka’s Track & Field Team, envisioning becoming a world-class athlete after she started running during her high school years. During the daytime away from track & field, Ms. Ito plays an important role in quality assurance at Otsuka Pharmaceutical Factory, Inc., and she finds pleasure in contributing to the wellbeing of people and patients around the world. “You can find many world-class athletes on the Otsuka Pharmaceutical Track & Field Team. We have an environment here that supports international competition,” says Ms. Ito. “I anticipated the Beijing World Championships race would be held in hot and harsh conditions, so I concentrated on not dragging fatigue after my rehearsals. I communicated actively with the staff members supporting me, to make sure my condition was monitored from all angles. What I have experienced during training for this marathon is an asset, and it will most certainly help me in conditioning towards the Rio de Janeiro Olympics to bring out the best performance of my career and to run in the top tier.” On August 30, the same day that Mai Ito confirmed her place at the Olympics, a younger athlete from Otsuka’s team made a bright debut in Japan. Yui Okada, who joined Otsuka 4 years ago, championed in her very first full marathon in Hokkaido. This was her second victory following a winning run in a half marathon, also her first time competing at that distance. “If there is anything I am uncertain of, I ask. I ask my teammates and dietitian what I should be doing to take care of myself. At Otsuka, I get the support I need to improve myself,” says the young debutante. Otsuka’s younger generation athletes are striving for world-class results, and Otsuka Track & Field Team is proud of supporting promising young athletes through its vast knowledge and experience of wellbeing.  

Brazil's Deputy Sports Minister Luis Fernandez prepares for the biggest sporting event in the world. News News News: University of Wisconsin's Nigel Hayes Dominates Press Conferences. Sketches: Brazil's Deputy Sports Minister Luis Fernandez Talks Olympics. Wide World of Weird Sports: The Fog Bowl.

During Mike's Course Mike and Billy share some unique situations on the golf course that would require a ruling.  Jason Peter's Golf Talk Radio Global Economic Correspondent joins Mike & Billy in the ESPN 1280 Studio to discuss his trip to Brazil to cover the building of the 2016 Olympic golf course.Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy is brought to you by Slickstix.com, Adams Golf, The Links at RiverLakes Ranch Golf Course , Microfiber Greens Towel, True Aim, McPhees Grill, Golf Tournament In A Box, Avila Beach Golf Resort and Paso Robles Golf Club. Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos, iPhone and Android Apps and more! If you are interested in advertising with Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy email us at info@golftalkradio.com.

Mike and Billy continue to interview Jason Peters about his trip to Brazil to view the construction of the 2016 Olympic golf course.  Mike & Billy play the final match of the semi-fnals of Golf Talk Radio's Sweet & Sour 16 golf songs.  Mike & Billy discuss the Unwriten Rules of Golf.  Dave Schimandle, Owner and Operator of Slickstix.com calls in with his golf equipment tip of the week.Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy is brought to you by Slickstix.com, Adams Golf, The Links at RiverLakes Ranch Golf Course , Microfiber Greens Towel, True Aim, McPhees Grill, Golf Tournament In A Box, Avila Beach Golf Resort and Paso Robles Golf Club. Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos, iPhone and Android Apps and more! If you are interested in advertising with Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy email us at info@golftalkradio.com.

Those who clapped and cheered when news came that Chicago didn't get the 2016 Olympics were not glad America lost, they were glad that Obama lost and was exposed as less popular and less the world leader his PR machine has tried to convince the world he is. They cheered for reality hitting Obama in the face and because it showed he is not all that. They cheered because maybe his sway on health care reform and cape-and-trade and more big spending - policies that many believe are harmful to America - may have a chance of defeat. They cheered against an ego run amuck and a president running for the world leader rather than one whose priority is to run America. They cheered because Obama thought he could just ride in on his white horse and get credit for getting the 2016 because he was Obama the great. They cheered because the loss for Obama showed a chink in his armor and perpetuation of his myth of hypnotizing charisma that causes women to faint and men to have chills run up their legs. It shows that the world isn't falling for it hook line and sinker. It showed that maybe there are brakes on what some see as a run away train off the track and heading over the cliff. Americans want a better America and a better future and many do not believe dear leader is taking us there. They were cheering for America not against it. They were cheering that finally there was some truth about Obama that could not be concealed. The media can't always provide the magic carpet.

Those who clapped and cheered when news came that Chicago didn't get the 2016 Olympics were not glad America lost, they were glad that Obama lost and was exposed as less popular and less the world leader his PR machine has tried to convince the world he is. They cheered for reality hitting Obama in the face and because it showed he is not all that. They cheered because maybe his sway on health care reform and cape-and-trade and more big spending - policies that many believe are harmful to America - may have a chance of defeat. They cheered against an ego run amuck and a president running for the world leader rather than one whose priority is to run America. They cheered because Obama thought he could just ride in on his white horse and get credit for getting the 2016 because he was Obama the great. They cheered because the loss for Obama showed a chink in his armor and perpetuation of his myth of hypnotizing charisma that causes women to faint and men to have chills run up their legs. It shows that the world isn't falling for it hook line and sinker. It showed that maybe there are brakes on what some see as a run away train off the track and heading over the cliff. Americans want a better America and a better future and many do not believe dear leader is taking us there. They were cheering for America not against it. They were cheering that finally there was some truth about Obama that could not be concealed. The media can't always provide the magic carpet.

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A talk by Larry Bennett, Political Science Department, DePaul University. Chicago is one of seven finalists seeking the designation as host city for the 2016 summer Olympic Games. Eight years in advance of the Games, several major components of the Chicago proposal have been worked out and have drawn the attention of local residents and the media. Many other parts of the Chicago Olympic plan remain unspecified at this time. Among the uncertainties associated with the Chicago Olympic bid, and if Chicago wins the contest to host the 2016 Games, with the Games themselves, are the following: How will the Games be financed? What kind of overall economic boost can Chicago anticipate from hosting the 2016 Olympics? Are the city's neighborhoods where major Olympic facilities will be located--notably the mid-South Side Washington Park area, and the near-South Side lakefront--likely to benefit in any fundamental, long-term way from the Games?

A talk by Larry Bennett, Political Science Department, DePaul University. Chicago is one of seven finalists seeking the designation as host city for the 2016 summer Olympic Games. Eight years in advance of the Games, several major components of the Chicago proposal have been worked out and have drawn the attention of local residents and the media. Many other parts of the Chicago Olympic plan remain unspecified at this time. Among the uncertainties associated with the Chicago Olympic bid, and if Chicago wins the contest to host the 2016 Games, with the Games themselves, are the following: How will the Games be financed? What kind of overall economic boost can Chicago anticipate from hosting the 2016 Olympics? Are the city's neighborhoods where major Olympic facilities will be located--notably the mid-South Side Washington Park area, and the near-South Side lakefront--likely to benefit in any fundamental, long-term way from the Games?