Podcasts about admirals

Admirals owner Harris Turer joins to commemorate the 20th anniversary of his purchase of the Milwaukee Admirals. Goalie Matt Murray was named an AHL All-Star. What other Admirals have had such an honor? Also, Aaron lists his favorite Admirals sweaters.

Hans von Spakovsky talks with lawyer and Navy veteran Cully Stimson about the “abominable” decision of a federal judge barring the Defense Department from revising its military standards on gender dysphoria. He also provides a classic movie review of “Judgment at Nuremberg,” the 1961 movie about the military and the courts and the prosecution after […]

Hans von Spakovsky talks with lawyer and  Navy veteran Cully Stimson about the “abominable” decision of a federal judge barring the Defense Department from revising its military standards on gender dysphoria.He also provides a classic movie review of “Judgment at Nuremberg,” the 1961 movie about the military and the courts and the prosecution after the end of WWII of Nazi leaders for crimes against humanity.Cully's Daily Signal article: https://www.dailysignal.com/2025/03/25/judge-reyes-abominable-transgender-opinion/

Admirals center Cal O'Reilly is happy the milestones are behind him because he's looking for a championship. Admirals head coach Karl Taylor sets the team's record for coaching wins in the AHL and we name the Admirals Three Stars of the Week.

Admirals forward Kalan Lind talks about a youth that entailed farming and hockey. Also, Milwaukee has had strong finishes the last several seasons. How good? Listen here.

This episode serves up a feast of laughs and local gems! Tim and Jeffrey from Milwaukee Wine Academy dish on their mission to make wine less intimidating while hosts joke about finding wines for "beer guys." The tech segment goes hilariously off-the-rails with AI confessions, including Ryan admitting he has philosophical car conversations with ChatGPT about engine braking! Admiral's VP "Bitter" receives hilarious catchphrases like "You're just experiencing the bitter truth!" And VISIT Milwaukee's Ian endures Adam's cringe-worthy Mason Crosby joke: "Right between the Mason jars!" Pure Milwaukee madness you won't want to miss!Listen for more from the people who are making a difference in your city!Experience Milwaukee is presented by Summerfest and Crescent 9 THC Seltzers.

Another big weekend set of games is coming up between the Admirals and Stars in Texas. These teams have had some great matchups for many, many years. Also, Admirals center Jake Lucchini talks about the attitude adjustment he made that has made him a better player.

Admirals forward Grigori Denisenko tells the story of how he got here. Also, the Admirals and Nashville extended their partnership. We'll touch on some of the greatest players to pass through both cities.

How are we already in week 5? We are looking back at all four games form week 4 including wins for the Knights, Cowboys, Crusaders and Minotaurs. Plus looking ahead to another 4 games where Alex and the Mavericks finally kick off their season at home to the Wexford Eagles and Daragh and the Rhinos travel up north to face the Vipers.

In episode 252 of the Simple Flying podcasts your hosts Channing and Tom discuss,Who might lead the FAAEd Force One AviationtagsDelta's Dublin aircraft changesAir France-KLM interest in Air EuropaAmerican Airlines overhauls Admirals Club food

Admirals forward Kyle Marino talks about the opportunity he's getting playing for the Milwaukee Admirals. He also describes how the team is still in the race despite so many roster changes. And, Aaron will list PIM leaders since the Admirals joined the AHL.

Admirals reporter and game host Nicole Sedivy talks about her start with the Admirals and all the hats she wears from sideline reporter at the high school level to hosting Brewers games at American Family Field. She also tells us a little about what Bob Uecker meant to her. Then, we announce the Admirals Three Stars of the Week.

Admirals center Ondrej Pavel talks about why he has a Mechanical Engineering degree. Aaron remembers past stretches of 3-in-3s and some notable games against the Grand Rapids Griffins.

In Episode 128 of the Diary of a UK Stock Investor Podcast this week:- (00:00) Show Start (12:24) BooHoo rebranding to Debenhams (17:30) Admirals stellar earnings release (22:00) Persimmon sees 7% rise in house completions (26:14) Kiyosaki, Buffet and Rami Sethi on Stock Investing (27:43) Decisions on the Hargreaves Lansdown private takeover Diary of a UK Stock Investor Podcast is a show for everyday long-term retail investors, hosted by Chris Chillingworth. The podcast is unique in that it serves as a place for Chris to reflect on the highs and lows of long-term UK stock investing, as well as sharing detailed updates on how his own portfolio is growing. With new episodes every Thursday, and a detailed update on his quest to reach £1,024,867 in portfolio value by 2043, episodes often discuss investing education, strategy, mindset, ideas and even stock picks and analysis. The show, which now has an active following of over 4000 downloads a month, is curated by Chris Chillingworth, a UK investor for over a decade whose stockpicks have achieved a 18% annual average return between Jan 2014 - Nov 2024. Email Chris at the show on chris@chrischillingworth.com Checkout the website https://chrischillingworth.com 

Admirals forward Ozzy Wiesblatt talks about his NHL time and portraying the fictional cowbell connoisieur, Gene Frenkle.

In this week's episode of Activity Quest, Adam chats to Will from the Stratford Upon Avon Butterfly Farm and to Dan from Butterfly Conservation.Join Fun Kids Podcasts+: https://funkidslive.com/plusSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this spirited March 2025 installment of EXP MKE, hosts Steve and Adam celebrate International Women's Month with a lineup of Milwaukee's finest (even though they kick things off with a dude hockey defenseman Kevin Gravel of the Admirals). The tech spotlight shines on Dana, Lori, and Bella, who share their digital triumphs and Women in Tech adventures. Claire buzzes through Milwaukee's March calendar, from fish fry Fridays to NCAA madness,And it wraps up with Julianna from Three Sheeps Brewing who pours details about the Women's Beer & Spirits Collective's charity events. And yes, Adam's still mourning the discontinued Cashmere Hammer beer throughout!Jump in and listen to the people making it happen in Milwaukee!

Admirals forward Kevin Wall talks about the importance of being a great teammate. Also, a cool story about Beloit College welcoming the student-athletes from the soon-to-be-closed Northland College to start hockey in Beloit. And, remembering the Admirals parts in final games for a couple AHL franchises.

To hear the full episode, subscribe at patreon.com/TrueAnonPod --------- We return to Somalia, this time via a close read of book-length interview with Giancarlo Marocchino — The Moroccan. He rubs shoulders with killers, insults Admirals, dodges cannon fire, and delivers unmarked sealed crates (no questions asked) across Mogadishu. Discover more episodes at podcast.trueanon.com.

Chief Dennis Fritz: Why Fire Generals and Admirals?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What constitutional protections exist for retired admirals and generals commenting on political candidates, campaigns, and sitting presidents? What constitutes prohibited speech? What enforcement mechanisms exist for any such prohibited speech? What additional national security concerns exist when retired admirals and generals weigh in on politics?Join leading experts to examine the legal parameters of the persistent use of political speech by retired military officials in American politics.Featuring: Prof. Michael R. Dimino, Sr., Professor of Law, Widener University Commonwealth Law SchoolDr. Robert Leider, Assistant Professor of Law, George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law SchoolJ. Daniel McCarthy, Federal Special Master, US District Court For The District Of ColumbiaModerator: Andrew Darlington, Director, Florida Office of Election Crimes and Security

Admirals forward Chase De Leo tells his true-life Dr. Doolittle story. We also announce the week's Three Stars for the Milwaukee Admirals.

We recap the week for the Admirals and discuss Cal O'Reilly's 1000th AHL game. Also, how good was the 4 Nations Faceoff? Plus, country music star Mitchell Tenpenny joins the show.

Admirals head coach Karl Taylor talks after the team's improbable 5-4 win over Springfield. Aaron lists his favorite Saturday Night Live sports sketches and SNL alum Chris Kattan, who will be at the Admirals game Feb. 25 joins to chat about the characters he's created, including his part in the infamous "Cowbell" sketch.

All-time Milwaukee Admirals great Freddy Gaudreau stops for a visit. Plus, a sample of shocking Admirals roster moves over the last 20 years.

In this Echoes of War Podcast, Craig and Gaurav explain who were the Best and Worst Admiral of WW2 In a discussion about the naval commanders of World War II, the hosts delve into the contrasting legacies of various admirals. They highlight Admiral Max H. Donitz of the Kriegsmarine as a pragmatic leader who understood the importance of supplies in warfare. Despite his strategic insights, he faced challenges with limited resources and the early setbacks of his U-boat fleet. Conversely, Admiral Sir Dudley Pound of the Royal Navy is critiqued for his outdated tactics and inability to adapt to new technologies. His leadership during critical moments, such as the disastrous Convoy PQ 17, where poor intelligence led to significant losses, tarnished his reputation. Pound's reliance on Churchill and his failure to support his commanders further diminished his effectiveness. The discussion also touches on Eric Raeder, the first commander-in-chief of the Kriegsmarine, who is deemed the worst due to his doctrinal failures and inability to secure necessary resources for the navy. His ambitious plans, like Plan Z, were unrealistic and ultimately futile. As the conversation wraps up, the hosts reflect on the complexities of leadership during the war, acknowledging that while some admirals achieved notable successes, others faltered under pressure, leaving lasting impacts on their respective navies and the war's outcome. They conclude by teasing an upcoming episode focused on the air commanders of World War II, promising to explore the often-overlooked figures in aerial warfare.

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We're back with a new episode that includes four action-packed segments! Milwaukee Admirals President John Greenberg reveals their wild transformation into the "Milwaukee Cowbells" featuring SNL's Chris Kattan. Dive into the city's tech landscape with nvisia's Tracy Barrett, exploring how Milwaukee competes in the global tech arena. Get the inside scoop on February events from VISIT Milwaukee's Claire Hanan, including the Mama Tried Motorcycle Show. Cap it off with Summerfest's Jerrod Woods dropping major news about their earliest-ever lineup announcement. All this plus an exclusive TextMKE giveaway and genuine Milwaukee laughs!

Admirals defenseman Luke Prokop discusses his journey in hockey, and life.

Send us a textSpacemen, once again, we answer your most burny questions. This week, we tackle the dilemma that plagued Lucy and Ricky Ricardo--sleeping in separate beds. Believe it or not, there is some debate around this idea. Luckily, the Admirals of the Space-i-verse put it to...bed? Today, we clarify the context around different sleeping arrangements. Turns out, it's less about the arrangement and more about the communication around the arrangement. Weird. We suggest a conversation. It's almost like all problems in life can be solved with a simple conversation. But before you get to that, listen in. AI promises "Each topic is discussed with humor and personal anecdotes, creating a relatable and engaging dialogue." So you know it's good. Keywordsupholstery, nostalgia, Disneyland, sleep, aging, generational differences, media critique, gift giving, comfort, conversation, sleeping arrangements, couples, relationship dynamics, communication, intimacy, separate beds, marriage, connection, emotional health, family dynamicsTakeawaysA great sofa is essential for home comfort.Nostalgia can enhance the enjoyment of childhood memories.Experiences at Disneyland can be immersive and memorable.Temperature can significantly affect sleep quality.Aging brings about various health concerns and changes.Generational identity can influence perspectives and experiences.Critiques of media often highlight acting quality and authenticity.Gift-giving fosters community and connection among friends.Humor plays a vital role in navigating life's challenges.Comfort in relationships can be reflected in sleeping arrangements. Couples may choose separate sleeping arrangements for various reasons, including comfort and personal preferences.Communication is key in understanding the dynamics of a relationship, especially regarding sleeping arrangements.It's important to maintain intimacy and connection, even when couples sleep apart.The decision to sleep separately should be intentional and discussed openly between partners.Many couples experience challenges in their relationship due to unaddressed issues related to sleeping arrangements.The pressure to connect during limited time together can lead to conflicts in relationships.Understanding each partner's needs and preferences is crucial for a healthy relationship.Couples should be aware of the potential long-term effects of sleeping separately on their relationship.It's essential to create a safe space for discussing sensitive topics in a relationship.Navigating the complexities of relationships requires intentionality and open communication.Spread the word! The Manspace is Rad!!

Admirals alum Tommy Apap discusses his decision to hang up his skates at age 28 and what he's doing to help families struggling with ALS. Head coach Karl Taylor talks about the team's Father's Weekend and we name the week's Three Stars.

Kara Hammer & Max Herz recap three big Predators wins this week, including fight night against the Wild, the largest comeback in Preds history against the Sharks, and perhaps the most entertaining NHL game of the season in San Jose. Plus, Nick Blankenburg evokes Ted Lasso, Zach L'Heureux asks all the right questions mid-fight, and Hammer heads to Milwaukee for Women in Sports Night with the Admirals!

Admirals goalie Magnus Chrona dishes on what it's like to be "Tessa's roommate". He also explains why a young man from Sweden decided a college in the United States would be the best route for him to become a NHL goalie.

Admirals assistant coach Greg Rallo recaps the Admirals 4-0 win at Texas in Jan. 19. Aaron names the Admirals Three Stars of the Week and GM Scott Nichol discusses where the organization is at.

Aaron talks with NTT IndyCar driver Nolan Siegel and Indy NXT driver Jordan Missig. Both were guests at the Milwaukee Admirals Motorsports Night on January 10. Admirals assistant coach Greg Rallo describes where the team is at and we name the week's Three Stars.

2/2:  #GENERALS AND ADMIRALS:What's wrong with the Three and Four Star protocols?  Captain Steve Deal, USN, (ret)  https://responsiblestatecraft.org/trump-fire-military-generals/ 1905 New Year's Reception at the zWhite House: Admiral George Dewey upfront

1/2:  #GENERALS AND ADMIRALS:What's wrong with the Three and Four Star protocols?  Captain Steve Deal, USN, (ret) https://responsiblestatecraft.org/trump-fire-military-generals/ 1919 Churchill andd Pershing

"PREVIEW: GENERALS AND ADMIRALS: Colleague Steve Deal, USN (Ret) examines the selection process for three and four-star commanders - and how this protocol fails to develop leadership for future conflicts. More details to follow." 1944: Ike chosen by George Marshall

Step into 2025 with Milwaukee's favorite local podcast, presented by Summerfest and Crescent9 THC Seltzers! Steve and Adam start with "In the Corner with the Milwaukee Admirals" and drops you rinkside with star player Cal O'Reilly for a candid conversation about team culture, on-ice intensity, and what makes Milwaukee feel like home, presented by the Milwaukee Admirals. Next, sponsored by NVISIA, get an insider's look at Milwaukee's booming tech revolution with visionary Milky Way Tech Hub founder Nadiyah Johnson, who's putting the city on the national tech radar. Discover your next adventure with the VISIT Milwaukee monthly events segment, packed with can't-miss January happenings across the city. Cap it off with Winter Break founder Kate Pociask (kjpociask@gmail.com), who's transforming Milwaukee's winter blues into an adrenaline-pumping festival featuring everything from dog sledding to winter surfing this February. TextMKE Giveaway: Want to rock authentic Admirals gear? Text JERSEY to 414-338-8911 by Sunday, January 5th at 5 PM CT for your chance to win one of two jerseys!

We name the Admirals Three Stars of the Week and defenseman Marc Del Gaizo tells us where he thinks his career is at. Plus, was Saturday's game the turning point for the Admirals?

Admirals center Fedor Svechkov talks about his first stint in the NHL. He also talks about why he decided to come to North America and play in the AHL. Plus, remember how crazy the schedules used to be in the AHL? Aaron does.

Here are the 3 Big things you need to know to get started right now—   Number One— More than 120 retied Generals and Admirals have signed a letter backing Pete Hegseth to the be the next Secretary of Defense—and like most all of Trump's nominees he will get confirmed—   Number Two— In a scathing report—House Republicans say Liz Cheney should be investigated for witness tampering and more for her involvement with the January 6thcommittee—she seems to think she is above the law—   Number Three— Still the biggest story in America are all of the unanswered questions about swarms of drones being seen all over America—and being seen by literally tens of thousands of people—that are also getting video footage on their devices—

A recap of how several former Milwaukee Admirals players have helped Nashville end an 8-game skid. Also, new forward Ryder Rolston describes what it's like to play for a new team and how his NHL All-Star dad showed support. Plus, Landmark Credit Union's Brian Melter discusses the great partnership with the Admirals...along with some holiday spending tips.

Admirals video coach Ryan Stacey explains his job. We name the Three Stars of the Week

On this episode of the It's All Your Fault podcast, Jeremy K. Gover of AP-Radio and Emma Lingan of The Hockey News discuss: Should Head Coach Andrew Brunette be given the rest of the season?When does Barry Trotz have no choice but to fire the coach?What complications arise from Ryan O'Reilly, Jeremy Lauzon and Alexdandre Carrier's injuries?Why do the Preds "look like they've never met before"?Could Nashville galvanize around young talent?Is Milwaukee Admirals leading scorer Vinny Hinostroza a possible answer?Nashville has lost 14 of their 18... when is enough enough?Happy 60th birthday, Partner!Follow both of our hosts on Twitter at @ItsGovertime & @emma_lingan and then follow the show @IAYFpodcast !

A visit with former Admirals goalie Troy Grosenick. Plus, head coach Karl Taylor recaps the solid effort over Cleveland Tuesday in Milwaukee. And, the goalies who've played the most AHL games for Milwaukee.

PREVIEW: PRC: PLA NAVY Captain James Fanell, USN (retired), reports on the removal or unexplained absence of two critical PLA Navy admirals from the East Asia command. More tonight. 1890 Peking rooftops

Admirals head coach Karl Taylor discusses the state of the team after 15 games. Also, we name the Admirals Three Stars of the Week.

Admirals defenseman Nick Blankenburg discusses how hockey became fun for him and how his perseverance, and a lot of help from special people in his life, got him to the NHL. Aaron reminisces about some wild games against the Cleveland (Lake Erie) Lumberjacks/Barons/Monsters.

Admirals forward Navrin Mutter talks about growing up at skateparks in Ontario and strumming the guitar. Plus, the answer to the question: Which countries have been represented by players in a Milwaukee Admirals sweater?