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On the latest episode of the Rex Chapman Show with Josh Hopkins, the guys are joined by Jimmy Jackson, the 14-Year NBA Veteran with 12 teams and incredibly talented broadcaster. Rex admits some stories about Jimmy he's never been able to say out loud, like how he got beaten down so bad one night head-to-head. 7:30 - When did Jimmy Jackson recognize that he was so talented on Television?  13:30 - Being able to call some of his son's games, and having Traevon join him on the Big Ten set was something he'll cherish forever. 16:00 - After Josh saw Jimmy at Rupp Arena while he was in college, Jim says he remembers when Rex was a star in that building. 17:00 - Jim Jackson grew up playing football and didn't play with an organized team until the 6th grade. It wasn't until he played point guard for the first time, he switched to basketball. 19:00 After starting on the varsity team his freshman year, he caught the basketball bug, and had to combat older players on the team who didn't want to see a younger kid taking his spot. 23:30 - Drawing his own comparisons to Rex playing for his hometown team, the pressure wasn't the same at Ohio State like Rex had to deal with at Kentucky. 26:30 - How hard it was losing to The Fab Five in the Elite 8 after they swept them in the regular season. While Traevon went to a National Championship his Dad wished he just could have reached the Final Four. 29:30 - Rex's Jim Jackson story: After coming back with a taped thumb, Rex says it was the worst beatdown he ever took on defense. How many did Jimmy score on Rex that night in Washington? 34:00 - How hard it was battling his knee injury that made him have to completely change his game. Being a well-rounded player extended both Jim Jackson and Rex Chapman's careers. 36:30 - The Three J's Never played a full season together, and in his 5 Years he had 3 Coaches and 3 Owners. Jason Kidd made both him and Jamal Mashburn better players. 41:00 - Jim recognized the business of the NBA and that was a huge adjustment from when he went from team to team, and continued to play as a professional. 45:00 - Jim Jackson is the only player whose "Welcome to the NBA" moment happened when he wasn't on the court. The Dallas Mavericks didn't want to pay him as the 4th overall pick. 51:30 - The Better Big Three between the Lakers and Nets. Is the better duo LeBron and Russ or is it KD and Harden? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Corey and Van go to the moon with Special Guest Josh Snyder. After Josh lost his job in 2020, he began a journey into day trading. Today, he trades primarily in cryptocurrency and he shares his thoughts on the growing and polarizing market.

On July 2, 2003, Terry Horman answered the door to hear the news no parent ever wants to hear. Authorities informed Terry that her son Joshua Crawford was found deceased. Upon hearing the news, Terry collapsed. After Josh didn’t show up for work, concerned friends went to his first story Frederick, Maryland apartment. After knocking, no one answered. One of Joshua’s friends climbed in through a window. His apartment was ransacked and his video games, a guitar, jewelry, and other personal belongings were gone. Josh was found deceased. Someone had brutally murdered him. He had been bound with duct tape, beaten and stabbed to death. An autopsy later ruled Josh died of asphyxiation and blunt force injuries.Terry reached out to a private investigator named Sam Hannah, who is a retired police chief and homicide detective. For this story, I managed to speak to him and get his thoughts on Josh’s homicide. His website is https://rpo-investigations-llc.business.site/If you can help Terry get justice please reach out to her with your tips and she will forward them to the Frederick County Sheriff's Office. Please visit Terry’s FB page where you can message her. Her personal FB page is Terry Scalera Crawford Horman or you can also contact the Frederick County Sheriff's Office Tips Line at 301-644-4131. Callers may remain anonymous. Please also visit my website for more information about my true crime and paranormal newspaper columns at www.themarcabe.com. You can also help support my podcast by making a Paypal donation to augustlake@fuse.net at https://bit.ly/39iw6iz. If you would like to contact me about this podcast, please email me at catchmykiller@gmail.com.

After Josh & Tanner—two grown men—admit they had quite a bit of trouble figuring out exactly where to go next after being deflected by the Rage Candy Bar salesman in Mahogany Town, finally return to Goldenrod to shut down Team Rocket's pirate radio once and for all. They go up down and around all over the city, taking on their rival who now also wants to kiss Lance; a series of well-dressed Rocket Executives; and a man who gets off by bossing Machokes around in a basement. That's all before they skate across the Ice Path—where Tanner announces a reversal of an Ew Make Me Barf—and deal with a petulant Dragon Tamer named Clair.

Michael Thompson and Josh Wilson of the Uncensored Advice for Men podcast discuss how Josh is processing the sudden loss of his Dad in 2020. The men explore the type of man Josh's dad was and how his tough guy personality and relentless drive fueled Josh's personality and drive. After Josh's dad was gone, he began to re-evaluate so many things included why his push to achieve subsided. To connect with a Zoweh team member, email exploringmore@zoweh.org. LinkedIn post referenced in the podcast: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/joshuabrucewilson_after-my-father-passed-away-i-found-comfort-activity-6737772647309983744-VAVD

After Josh's sermon on Psalm 27 about being men of one thing: dwelling in the house of the Lord, Josh brings up two men of God that have walked through much of life and are known as men that know God deeply and personally, Rich Bowman (Summit Downtown Durham Associate Pastor) and Tony Diana (Summit Prison Campus Pastor). These two men outline what it looks like in their lives to spend time with the Lord and know Him intimately.

Most people are told the same thing growing up, “go to college and take out a loan, get a car and take out a loan, live in a nice apartment even if it’s expensive”. This is exactly what Josh and Ali, AKA “The FI Couple”, did in their 20s. They racked up over $100,000 in student loans, had two car payments, and lived in an apartment outside of their means.Josh grew up without much money, causing him to not have much of a financial foundation when he reached adulthood. Ali grew up middle class, but didn’t have any financially savvy role models to look up to. As they started dating and later got married, they realized that they had to take care of debt soon, or they’d be swallowed whole by it.Josh stumbled upon a book that changed his financial view forever. A book one of our hosts is VERY familiar with. It was Set for Life, by our very own Scott Trench! After Josh read through it, he knew he had to share the information with Ali, but it took him time to find out her specific “financial language” and the best way for him to get her excited about financial independence.After they were both on board for FI, house hacking was their next stop. As you’ll hear in the interview, they acquired four units in a short amount of time, paid off a big chunk of their student loans, and now have passive income rolling in, every month. Talk about a rags to riches story!In This Episode We CoverHow debt can anchor you to a life that you don’t wantWhy getting fired or losing a job opportunity could be a great catalyst for changeThe importance of keeping your expenses as low as possibleFinding a house hack that works for you (and your partner) so you both love where you liveUsing FHA loans to secure house hack properties with a very minimal down paymentMaking debt a “common enemy” when you and your spouse are working to reach FIAnd SO Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets Money Facebook GroupBiggerPockets ForumsFinance Review Guest OnboardingBiggerPockets Real Estate PodcastChooseFI PodcastBiggerPockets BookstoreBiggerPockets Investments CalculatorBiggerPockets Money Podcast 34 with Andy HillBiggerPockets Money Podcast 157 with Scott & MindyMr. Money MustacheMad FientistCheck the full show notes here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/moneyshow167

This week the pod ran long, but it's worth every minute! After Josh and Kristen tackle the testimony of Big Tech titans on Capitol Hill this week (and dive deep on Section 230), they ask rule of law expert Brian Anderson about threats to free and fair elections in America, then they clean up leftovers on absentee voting and Trump's defamation suit, before celebrating a BIG deep sea discovery and sharing their own (near death) experiences on the water. Kristen KNOWS you will love this episode, and not just because she's psychic!

This week the pod ran long, but it's worth every minute! After Josh and Kristen tackle the testimony of Big Tech titans on Capitol Hill this week (and dive deep on Section 230), they ask rule of law expert Brian Anderson about threats to free and fair elections in America, then they clean up leftovers on absentee voting and Trump's defamation suit, before celebrating a BIG deep sea discovery and sharing their own (near death) experiences on the water. Kristen KNOWS you will love this episode, and not just because she's psychic!

WI took a week off... did anyone notice? After Josh catches us up with his happenings and car purchases, there wasn't much time left....    Listener mail!  Someone that knew the former dean of UNLV and current Benco list member, shares how they REALLY feel about them....  "Influencer"......   Reddit!.....  Can a dentist tell when a patient is a smoker?  When does that cotton go from sexy to stinky?   Stay fresh!

Host Josh McKinney welcomes John Altidor of Pro Fan's Sports Podcast to the show for a loaded edition of Call to the Bullpen (1:38) as they talk about Tom Brady's move to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the New England Patriots' decision to draft Lenoir-Rhyne's Kyle Dugger, the NBA's return-to-play plan, Jayson Tatum and Kemba Walker's impact on the Boston Celtics, and more. After Josh's wife Christine explains some of the major sports abbreviations in Listen Linda (31:15), he discusses an obscure NBA rule in the return of Off-the-Wall (35:05). Finally, Josh and John rank their top five NBA throwback jerseys in the latest installment of Ranky-Panky (37:21).   CONNECT Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuperJMac32 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/QuartersJosh/

Joshua Dick was the CEO of Urnex Brands, which sells cleaning products for commercial and household coffee equipment, for over 13 years. During that time he transformed a small family business into one of the worldwide leaders in the coffee industry. After Josh graduated from Yale university, he headed to Wall Street where he spent a couple years before heading to business school.  The post 449: How to Break Into the Coffee Industry With Joshua Dick, Wave Investments [Espresso Shots] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

Josh Brahm has worked in the pro-life movement since he was 18. After 12 years of full-time pro-life work he launched the Equal Rights Institute to maximize his impact for the movement. In this podcast, Josh discusses the powerfully persuasive Equal Rights Argument for fetal personhood, which masterfully takes premises that almost all pro-choice people already strongly agree with, and demonstrates that the only reasonable conclusion is that the unborn is a person with a right to live. After Josh’s lecture, FRC’s Research Fellow for Legal and Policy Studies Katherine Beck Johnson joins Lecture Me! to discuss the ins and outs of the Equal Rights argument as well as other pro-life argument strategies.

After Josh gets done laughing, the It's Okay Crew talks about the practices that help them maintain emotional health. Everyone could use a little help sorting through what they're doing for self-care or to positively cope with negative emotions or activities. Read the transcript at jocogov.org/podcast.

What are they talking about? After Josh’s family camping trip, the guys discuss how to best listen and respond to their kids. They talk about the struggles when dealing with discipline and matters of their kids’ hearts. What are they playing with? Bob: LEGO Ideas Exosuit set # 21109 Josh: Moebius 1:8 War Machine Model Kit Find out More from Bob and Josh: www.iliketomakestuff.com & www.thepiworkshop.com Youtube: I Like to Make Stuff & The P.I. Workshop Instagram: I Like to Make Stuff & TheP.I.Workshop & & Forby & AnthonyLeeRose Twitter: ILiketoMakeStuf & JoshMakesStuff & Forby & AnthonyLeeRose

After Josh's family camping trip, the guys discuss how to best listen and respond to their kids. They talk about the struggles when dealing with discipline and matters of their kids' hearts. 

After Josh and Dean break down this episode you may be yelling to yourself, "YOU DON'T KNOW JACK!" Subscribe Android Google Play iTunes Spotify *RSS Address: http://lsgonxfiles.libsyn.com/rss *Cut and paste the web address into ‘search’, or ‘add address’, or ‘URL’, or ‘feed’ field. Depends on your podcasting app. Follow Dean on Twitter. @Dean_LSGMedia Follow Matthew on Twitter. @MatthewFromLSG Follow LSG Media on Twitter. @LSGMedia Support LSG Media by becoming a member. Recording/Release Schedule schedule.libertystreetgeek.net Disclaimer This is a commentary and criticism show that will routinely slander, suggest, and make wild claims - it should be considered comedy entertainment only, and not to be taken seriously. Take responsibility for your own feelings and actions.

This week on the show we have Josh back in the studio with Maine. After Josh berates Maine about potentially having a broken back we recap Quintet Fight Night 2 with its action, flash submissions, and team battle format. We also get into Kazushi Sakurabas pro wrestling super fight match on the card and more. After that we get into Kasai Super Series in Dallas Texas, with Gordon Ryan, Tex Jhonson, Junny Ocasio, and both Canutos putting on exciting performances. Then we get into the hallmark event F2W 100 in Hawaii. After all that we preview F2W 101 in Colorado, and ADCC West Coast Trials. Recorded 1-4-2019

(*Recorded before the election*) After Josh does his best Cardi B impression to shill for Homebrew In Paradise (we are so, so sorry for subjecting your ears to this), we get deep into the mad week that led up to yesterday's election -- the Hawaii Supreme Court ruling on TMT, drama at the finish line in the governor's race, Super Typhoon Yutu, troops heading to the border, the future of birthright citizenship, and the aftermath of the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh. Plus, it's not all futebol and caipirinhas down in Brazil -- meet Jair Bolsonaro, Latin America's answer to Trump. We also have an exciting event to tell you about! (And no, it's not the live show, but you should be there anyway). Adrian Tam from Senator Stanley Chang's office joins us to talk about their upcoming conference on affordable housing: “How to achieve 65,000 housing units by 2025” -- Friday November 16, at the Hawaii state capitol auditorium. We also shout out the UH Rainbow Wahine Soccer Team and revisit our pre-election predictions. PS - TOMORROW IS THE BIG DAY! Don't forget to check out The Blue Hawaii Podcast Live and Direct, at Marks Garage. Like, share, and stay tuned for more!

After Josh goes off on McDonald's for not having some Szechuan sauce we decided to change things up this podcast as we sit back, relax, and do some commentary over the latest release thats now on Netflix, Cult of Chucky. So put on the film and lets watch Cult of Chucky together and have a slumber party together!! Just be our big spoon, it won't hurt!!

After Josh and Potter's first interview, things went from smiles of amazement to Josh sharing stories that had Potter fighting to breath. 

Josh and Patrick are joined by FrightCast regulars, Greg and Tom. Together they discuss the latest Rob Zombie movie, “31.” After Josh takes it on the nose for a good while, they then discuss whom they feel should be on the Mount Rushmore of horror directors. Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review the Midnight FrightCast to help more people discover us, and possibly to win some cool merchandise!Follow us!Twittter: @MFrightCastInstagram & FaceBook: MidnightFrightCast

In this episode our very own intern, Kenny, joins us in the studio to have a frank discussion about his performance. Unfortunately, he had to bring a brat kid named Sam that he is babysitting, while “its” mom parties just three doors down the street. After Josh completely tears into Kenny’s ass, and I mean […]

After Josh trolls an article in Tablet, we have a deep conversation about the identity politics of secular Judaism. Erika also reveals her most nerdy guilty pleasure.

This episode marks a milestone in Screeners history:  For the first time, literature has made its way to the main event. Well, science fiction literature. And it’s only there because it was made into a movie. And we had to temper even that by following it with a review of a comic book movie...look; stop harshing our buzz, alright? We’re trying to encourage Chris to read here; cut us some slack!Old People and the Pixels They Can’t SeeBefore the Screeners get into the double-feature main event, though, you know we gots to have us a lightning round. The questioning this time starts out with a winter movie preview. The fall/winter season it typically the bulwark of your more artsy/contemplative films, but Josh seems somehow saddened by this year’s prospects. At least Keanu Reeves is back in the spotlight; that has to be good news, right? Wait, no; “good” wasn’t the right word there…If the winter’s disappointing, at least next year will bring the advent of 4K (or UHD, or whatever the marketers are calling it this week) streaming—or so says Netflix. For now, they’re making good on their claims with test footage of flowers growing, people riding bikes, and (we assume) shockingly crisp-looking blades of grass growing before our very eyes. Let’s play the cable news game on this too:  Good thing, or bad thing?From streaming video to the boxes that deliver it to us (and supposedly do other things):  The Playstation 4 has just hit the streets, with the Xbox One close on its heels. Will the Screeners be participating in this gaming generation—and if so, where do their loyalties lie? If you don’t know the answer to those yet, welcome! We love new listeners!Finally, our resident senior citizen advocate raises awareness for an issue near and dear to his heart. It seems that television shows are geared toward the demographics that advertisers want to reach, and that people who aren’t part of those demographics get upset by this. Some of them even write convoluted and self-contradictory op-eds about it. Agism’s bad! Bring back Harry’s Law!Wait...It was All Just a Game?OK, on to the fun stuff. Orson Scott Card has won a number of science fiction awards for his work on Ender’s Saga, the series that began with Ender’s Game back in the late 70s. The Screeners had originally planned to read the book in advance of the movie and review it on an episode sometime this summer, thus completely ruining the movie for everyone and giving Josh an opportunity to be truly pretentious on air.However, due to contingencies the astute listener will have already predicted, that didn’t happen. Instead, our dauntless hosts decided to combine the book and film reviews into one mega-review...and then talk about Thor as well. What resulted is a rambling sociopolitical diatribe that Josh will be happy to elaborate if asked...oh, and there was a mention or two of a movie in there somewhere. We can’t really remember.After Josh has exhausted everyone's patience, the Screeners dedicate some Thor, which we really shouldn’t downplay so much since it’s the next in a series of relatively strong Marvel properties and is maybe more entertaining than some people give it credit for...but it’s somehow just more fun if we relegate it to a single sentence at the very end of the notes.One overly long, awkward sentence. That’s how we roll.‘Til next time.

After Josh tries to stump Brad on movie soundtrack trivia, the conversation turns toward the Return of the Living Dead series. It started off strong with everything from brain-eating zombies to Linnea Quigley nude but uncomfortably not-quite-nude. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiodrome/support