Podcast appearances and mentions of alex rios

You guys are in for a real treat because this week's episode features three, badass fighters out of Pure MMA: Larry Hopkins, Alex Rios, and Brandon Bernard. The love that these three have for one other is a testament to the work they put in together. All three men have aspirations to become the best professional fighters while simultaneously teaching their craft to others. We get really silly in the episode and have a blast chatting it up. Enjoy! Episode resource: Honest Supplements - https://honestsupplements.com

Approaching the age of 50 with the same fervor as my younger years hasn't been a walk in the park. Luckily, Maurice Moore joined me to share the secrets of his vitality, providing invaluable insights into how he's crafted a career in the demanding world of showbiz while keeping health and fitness at the forefront. As we unravel Maurice's remarkable journey from a small-town kid in North Carolina to a Hollywood hotshot, we discover the critical interplay between physical vigor and professional triumph. This episode isn't just about the glitz and glamour; it's a deep dive into the discipline that fuels success across all of life's arenas. Maurice and I dissect how the rigor of maintaining fitness and the mental fortitude it cultivates spill over into the relentless entertainment industry and personal lives. We also get candid about the importance of intrinsic motivation—how it outstrips the allure of fame and fortune—and how consistency in the gym can act as a metaphor for steadfastness in family, career, and personal aspirations. But the conversation doesn't stop at just fitness. Maurice's acting chops and the transformative power of theater education are also under the spotlight. We revisit his early break into acting alongside industry legends, the mentorships that shaped his path, and the mindset that's required to master the craft. If you're seeking inspiration to pursue your passions or looking to imbue your middle years with purpose and health, Maurice's journey is a testament to the power of resilience, discipline, and knowledge as the ultimate tools for overcoming life's hurdles.Maurice Moore describes himself as a “storyteller”, whom at an early age received a lifechanging opportunity when Steven Spielberg cast him in the Academy Award nominated classic “The Color Purple”.  This fueled his passion to become an actor, then ultimately a producer and filmmaker. Maurice went on to hone his talent on the stage and screen working in productions from Austin to Los Angeles.After a decade long stint in Los Angeles where he found success as a screenwriter, filmmaker, and producer Maurice took his valuable business experience to Austin, TX where he created Motivate Pictures.Within the first five years of its existence Maurice, working alongside his long timecinematographer Alex Rios, has turned Motivate Pictures into a multi-award-winningproduction company including films such as “The Devil Inside Us”, “DejaVu” and “The Place She Dwells” With that success Motivate Pictures has expanded globally and created Motivate Pictures Europe! Maurice and his team have gone on to produced critically acclaimed projects all over Europe that includes “Skillz”, “The Heist”, “Light”, “Blue”, “Cold Love”, “Executive Decision” and “And Justice” to name a few. Maurice's recent features film, the psychological thriller “Finding Solace”, will hit theaters in thefall of 2024.Maurice is the  founder and Acting Coach of the nationally acclaimed Breathe Acting Studio!  http://breatheactingstudio.comEmail: Barton@bartonguybryan.comWebsite: http://bartonguybryan.comUse this link to get a 30 minute discovery call scheduled with Barton regarding the Team Bryan Wellness Concierge Fitness Programhttps://calendly.com/bartbryan/conciergecoachingcallMy 3 Top Episodes of the first 100: 7 Essentials to Building Muscle after 40 3x Olympic Gold Medalist Brendan Hansen MMA Strength and Conditioning Coach Phil Daru

Alex Rios is the owner and architect behind his Tampa based interior design and architecture firm, Rios Architecture. Rios has worked on Many projects around Tampa in both Commercial and Residential developments. From riosarchitecture.com: Our team is driven to transform the way you experience design. We leverage the latest technology and a team of self-driven experts to provide creative thinking to enhance the design delivery process. We are a minority business enterprise providing architectural services for single family, multifamily, commercial office, hospitality, retail, and educational market sectors. We are recognized as a top architect for fostering long term relationships, embracing challenge, and going above and beyond to achieve success for our clients.

Alex Rios and Cherie Andrade do a little on whats to come. Sit back Relax here some stories and stay tuned for great adventures to come. You can reach alex at. Innerhealing333@gmail.com innerhealingwithalexisrios.com you can reach Cherie at spiritualgrandma444@gmail.com or creativespirit21.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lookingbeyondtheveil/message

In this Spotlight, we're joined by Santé, a German DJ known for things like smashing out beats on his MPC to playing sexy groove-laden house music at clubs like Amnesia, Watergate, and Fabric. Santé has been lucky to work in an industry he loves for most of his life. And as he looks towards the future of dance music, he's hopeful and excited. Gray Area's Alex Rios caught up with Santé in his home in Portugal to catch up on his latest projects! Learn more about Santé in his Spotlight feature - https://grayarea.co/artists/sante ▪️Follow Santé▪️ Spotify Instagram Facebook Soundcloud Twitter ▪️Follow Gray Area▪️ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/entergrayarea/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/entergrayarea Twitter - https://twitter.com/enterGrayArea Website - https://grayarea.co/

Platica con Alex Rios acerca de sus inicios con una guitarra de paracho Michoacan, su afán por demostrar que tocaba guitarra en la prepa, el como el buscar tener la musica en formato digital le ha abierto puertas y como es grabar un Jingle para un comercial de autos. No olvides suscribirte aqui en spotofy, en youtube y tambien seguirnos en Instagram: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pg/casadecambio Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/_casadecambio Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4UAnzRm1iPVQKqvG9E8w7w

This week, we speak with a buddy of mine Alex on growing up in South Central LA, His passion for sneakers, and how he fought depression and anxiety through working out. If you want to share your story, dm us on Instagram @classicbuffalo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Brooks (@BNPBrooks) and Crawf (@dr_crawf) are joined by former USC Recruiting Director Alex Rios (@TheUSCMayor) on this episode. With only one regular season game left the guys reflect on the week that was, and what is at stake Thanksgiving weekend. Something special is happening in Pullman, rivalry week discussions, Apple Cup, Territorial Cup, Holy and Civil Wars, a Berkeley turnaround, and a change of the guard in Los Angeles? Crawford has an odd jersey, and of course what the heck is happening in South Central. Rios shares incredible first hand recruiting insight, as well as some observations from his time with the Trojans. Our longest (and best) show yet, so you don't want to miss this episode!

A special milestone episode for everyone here on the Locked On Blue Jays podcast as former Digital Marketing Manager of the the Blue Jays April Whitzman sits down for a feature-length interview with host Ryan Andrews!Whitzman begins detailing how she got involved with baseball from a young age growing up in New Brunswick and her rise through the internet ranks to the @BlueJays label and how she handled such Twitter responsibility. Andrews also apologizes for all the Potato World jokes they have made over the years, but they still get a Russ Adams joke off.In the second segment, the two discuss the recent Women at Bat event held by She's 4 Sports and Whitzman details how her story became one of perseverance and grinding through mascot costumes and the MLB Fan Cave process to the point where she could represent and interact with the Blue Jays fans. The East Coasters also discuss how baseball can improve its issues with diversity and recent social media issues that have arisen with younger players Whitzman highlights Kevin Pillar as an example of a person who has learned from their error and the part that the Blue Jays played in aiding that process.The final segment features Whitzman coming up with social media solutions for this season's Blue Jays team (without using Vladimir Guerrero Jr.) and Andrews brings in a new segment dedicated to initial host Shaun Doyle, and asks Whitzman some of Life's Tough Questions. Justin Smoak and Larry Walker will enjoy some of her answers. Not so much Alex Rios.Andrews closes with a message for the fans, what they have learned from the first 100 episodes and what they hope to take moving forward to hopefully hundreds more.Follow April on Twitter @Alleycat17 and follow her kitty @JoseMeowtista!Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @NeoAC18!Subscribe on Google Play and iTunes!This episode is sponsored by Locked on Fantasy Football 24.7, For HIMS and Locked on NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A special milestone episode for everyone here on the Locked On Blue Jays podcast as former Digital Marketing Manager of the the Blue Jays April Whitzman sits down for a feature-length interview with host Ryan Andrews! Whitzman begins detailing how she got involved with baseball from a young age growing up in New Brunswick and her rise through the internet ranks to the @BlueJays label and how she handled such Twitter responsibility. Andrews also apologizes for all the Potato World jokes they have made over the years, but they still get a Russ Adams joke off. In the second segment, the two discuss the recent Women at Bat event held by She's 4 Sports and Whitzman details how her story became one of perseverance and grinding through mascot costumes and the MLB Fan Cave process to the point where she could represent and interact with the Blue Jays fans. The East Coasters also discuss how baseball can improve its issues with diversity and recent social media issues that have arisen with younger players Whitzman highlights Kevin Pillar as an example of a person who has learned from their error and the part that the Blue Jays played in aiding that process. The final segment features Whitzman coming up with social media solutions for this season's Blue Jays team (without using Vladimir Guerrero Jr.) and Andrews brings in a new segment dedicated to initial host Shaun Doyle, and asks Whitzman some of Life's Tough Questions. Justin Smoak and Larry Walker will enjoy some of her answers. Not so much Alex Rios. Andrews closes with a message for the fans, what they have learned from the first 100 episodes and what they hope to take moving forward to hopefully hundreds more. Follow April on Twitter @Alleycat17 and follow her kitty @JoseMeowtista! Follow the podcast on Twitter @LockedOnJays and follow the host @NeoAC18! Subscribe on Google Play and iTunes! This episode is sponsored by Locked on Fantasy Football 24.7, For HIMS and Locked on NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sara and her comedic guest Alex Rios stroll down Main Street in the very haunted town of Independence, OR. Join them as they discuss the haunted businesses and terrifying accounts of hauntings that residents of this spooky town have come to expect.

Adam Pasi and Alex Rios from the podcast Chumba And Wumba are in the studio this week. We talk about what drew them to comedy, their first time doing stand up, what they were listening to in high school, and we dig into some LPD. 

Hello friends, Recorded live at Kelly's Olympian in Downtown Portland, a group of friends and I read Judges 11 where a man makes the worst deal in human history with Yahweh. In addition, we learn about my odd knowledge of Drake, why tambourines suck and the value of an big head start. Enjoy! Included on the panel are: Adam Pasi, David Mascorro, Kelly Richardson, Alex Rios, Trevor Thorpe, and Cait Weierhauser.

Architect Alex Rios has worked with multifamily, office and commercial designs. This episode, Alex shares some hot design trends that can add more value to your investment property.

Shane is joined by Alex Rios for an UNCENSORED hour of the rudest, horniest and most adult product pitches yet! Produced by Sarah Meyer Theme by Jennifer Richards check out www.RiverCityPodcastFederation.com for more great shows!

"Talk to your people," says Alex Rios. Co-Founder and CEO of Happy Force, Alex says communication is both the number one problem for most organizations and the number one solution. His app allows management and employees to truly understand what it takes to create a happier workforce. For more happiness, visit www.happymelly.com.

Daniel sits down with two buddies, to converse about their time spent at UCLA. It's one of the more prestigious universities in America, and we ended up mostly talking about drinking. It is what it is. Other topics include roommates and varying styles of social life, recommended classes and majors, and life post-college. Recorded on 5/16/17.

The Hustle is LIVE from Portland, Oregon with guests Adam Pasi and Alex Rios! Check out the whole show RIGHT HERE- https://soundcloud.com/user-104918344/rivercity-podcast-federation-launch-show Theme, as always, by Jennifer Richards

Hosted live at Alberta Street Pub. This month features Sean Jordan, Paul Schlesinger, Tim Ledwith, Alex Rios, and Andy Iwoncio! Hosted by JoAnn Schinderle Engineered by Randall Lawrence

Adam Pasi, Alex Rios, Trevor Thorpe, Danny Felts, and The Real Hyjinx. Stand up comedian Adam Pasi hosts Time Capsule, a podcast focused on abandoned, out-dated jokes and the comedians that love them. These are the jokes that comics have long since buried (sometimes for good reason) and the ones that simply aren’t relevant anymore (see: Monica … Continue reading Time Capsule -Take the Cum, Leave the Cannoli →

This week, we talked about the demotion of Greg Holland and its impact on the bullpen plus the game of musical chairs taking place with the pitching staff. Appropriately, we recorded during a particularly disastrous Jeremy Guthrie start...Then we talked about Alex Rios's hot streak, Kendrys Morales's huge Sunday, and the depth of the Royals' lineup this year. After a break, we checked in on the playoff standings and the potential matchups ahead, including some of the weaknesses the other teams have that make them less scary.Recorded 9/22/15Follow the Vault at @KCBaseballVault. Follow host Jeff Herr at @TheJeffReport, co-host Michael Engel at @michaelengel. You can also email feedback to KansasCityBaseballVault@gmail.com.

We’re working our way back to form. We’ve got about 30 minutes of goodness for you this week. We chat about keeper league values and specifically, selling stud pitchers for youthful bats. Todd tends to side with the bats and I say throw something against the wall and see what happens. The other trade pieces to offer are the once-young studs that are beginning to fade (i.e. Evan Longoria and Jay Bruce). Really interesting to hear how our opinions differ on trading in general. Todd tends to discount pitching and older hitters, while I conjecture that you might as well offer the deal. What’s the worst that can happen? In prospect talk, keep an eye on Nick Williams. We really love this guy. He’s cut down his K-rate and still showing speed/power potential like the good version of Alex Rios. Tyler Glasnow in the Pirates system looks like a stud pitcher in the making. If you’re looking for a deep league name for next year, check him out. We are also fans of Julio Urias, who probably won’t be up, but could make a real-life impact in September in a relief role. As always, check us out on Twitter @2020AllStars and iTunes. Season 3 Episode 19 (30:05)

On this edition of Royals Review Radio, we have what could possibly be the world record for most podcast members at one time. Topics include: The Cardinals series Yordano Ventura The impending roster crunch featuring Jason Vargas, Alex Rios, and Erik Kratz A poor Omar Infante Deep dish pizza Brett Eibner's abs The Detroit Pistons Shopping at Gap in Chicago Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 217 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! In this episode, Paul Sporer and Eno Sarris discuss the injury news surrounding Alex Rios, Rusney Castillo, Ivan Nova, and Drew Smyly. They finish the news discussing the Colorado pen before jumping to their main topic: notable starters. The guys discuss five […]

After some winter hibernation, the Royals finally got things going on the transaction front, and we talked about the Royals' moves to fill out the lineup.So we compared Kendrys Morales and Billy Butler and the general market for hitters, including the Royals shift from their goal of a floating DH to settling on Morales.We also discussed Alex Rios and his down 2014. The Royals found themselves with limited options after other teams picked the outfield free agent class clean, but is there still hope for a rebound?We've talked in the past about how the Royals lean towards hoping for improvement rather than what looks like hard analysis, and their offseason moves reflect that. We wrapped up by discussing the Wil Myers trade rumors. Two years after the Royals dealt him for James Shields, Myers may be on the move again. Is that the market playing out, or is there something about Myers causing another move?We'll keep tracking the Royals moves this offseason, including what may be a couple of pitching acquisitions (Jeff thinks a trade is the most likely route; Mike thinks the Royals will fill from free agency). And finally, for anyone interested, Mike gave a real-time review of the Royals-themed beer from Boulevard - Crown Town Ale.

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Episode 173 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! RotoGraphs writer Zach Sanders and Nicholas Minnix discuss: Alex Rios; Adam Wainwright; Yasiel Puig; Bryce Harper; Shelby Miller; and, right in Zach’s wheelhouse, the end-of-season catcher rankings, which went up at the beginning of this week. As usual, don’t hesitate to tweet […]

Episode 147 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is now live! Jason Collette and Nicholas Minnix discuss, among other things, the Jake Peavy trade; trade rumors (and the fantasy implications of them) involving Matt Kemp, Alex Rios, Josh Willingham, and a host of others; the St. Louis Cardinals’ signing of A.J. Pierzynski; […]

The Red Sox have surpassed the .500 mark for the first time since April 3, as the club won its first series in Texas since August 2011 over the weekend. Alex recaps the Red Sox’s three games against the Rangers, and lauds the pitching performances from Jon Lester and John Lackey. Lester is averaging 10.6 strikeouts per nine innings this season, but the Red Sox still apparently haven’t budged on a contract extension for him. Peter Gammons – the ultimate team insider – tweeted last week that the Red Sox are weary of signing Lester to a new deal because of CC Sabathia’s and Hiroki Kuroda’s struggles this year with the Yankees. Alex refutes that notion, largely because Sabathia and Kuroda are terrible comparisons for Lester. Rangers ace Yu Darvish almost completed arguably the most controversial no-hitter against the Red Sox Friday night, as the Rangers’ official scorer charged right fielder Alex Rios with an error when David Ortiz pop-up fell between him and the second baseman. Baseball’s unwritten rules say a fielder shouldn’t be charged with an error on a ball he didn’t touch, though the actual rulebook says differently. Unwritten rules sometimes supplant the real rules in baseball. It’s what makes the game annoying, and great at the same time. The offensive struggles of Jackie Bradley, Xander Bogaerts and Will Middlebrooks are discussed as well. The Red Sox are currently seeing why it’s risky to have three young players break into the everyday lineup at the same time. In the “Around the League” segment, Alex takes a look at the AL East standings. The Yankees have now lost 60 percent of its Opening Day rotation, because Sabathia has joined Michael Pineda and Ivan Nova on the disabled list. But hey, at least Derek Jeter got a really cool gold bat over the weekend in Milwaukee! The Orioles’ Nelson Cruz is second in the AL in home runs, and is one of several players who was implicated in the Biogeneis controversy last season who’s having a terrific year. It just goes to show that it’s nearly impossible to theorize how much PED use affects a player’s performance. Alex also talks about Major League Baseball’s sickening, and misguided war on podcasts. Pretty soon, “Without a Curse” could be the last remaining independent podcast available for download in the iTunes store. Email Alex, ajreimer0@gmail.com, and follow him on Twitter, @AlexReimer1. Read Alex at BostInno.com, and listen to him Fridays from 3-6 p.m. EST on Glenn Ordway’s “Big Show Unfiltered.”

Download This week we talk about Texas Rangers Opening Day, Jimmy Rollins gum chewing habit, Butt Spanking Elf Goblins, WASD doesn’t like BOB Scheppers, Alex Rios takes flight, Michael Young is spotted in the stands eating a Beltre Buster with a side of Yu Dog, Greg Popovich and his San Antonio Spurs, the Mavs chances in the NBA Playoffs, True Detective, what everyone is drinking, Michigan basketball, March Madness, UA riots, methamphetamine, Ray Rice ain’t nuttin nice, Miguel Cabrera’s monster contract, money in sports, closing notes and the Apology of the Week. Starring: ‘Dandy’ David Colby, Darius ‘WASD’ Keel, Chris ‘Yeti’ Scribner and Brien ‘Ralph Malph’ Sublette. This week’s music: Jason Kidd “What the Kidd Did” Questions or comments for the show: podcast@brokenpokes.com

The big news of the week was the Alex Rios trade. Next the chatter moves to a couple young guys that are getting the call that might be of interest on your squads down the line. Fawning over Eric Hosmer follows that and of course we ride the closer carousel. We end it all with further discussion of how far Yasiel Puig can go for this year and in the future. Episode 9 (32:20)

Inside this edition of "Without a Curse," Alex speaks with Tim Daloisio, a contributor to the popular Red Sox blog, www.firebrandal.com. Alex and Tim talk about a disappointing weekend against the white hot Royals, in which the Red Sox lost three of four games. The starting pitching faltered this weekend, and Alex asks Tim if Red Sox fans should be concerned about the rotation going forward. Alex and Tim also discuss whether the Red Sox made the right decision in recalling Will Middlebrooks instead of calling up Xander Bogaerts, and if the club will go to Bogaerts if Middlebrooks struggles this month. After his conversation with Tim, Alex recaps the weekend against Kansas City, and says Mike Napoli should no longer be playing every day. Mike Carp has an OPS well north of .900, and should be playing more regularly at 1B. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex takes a look at the AL East standings, where the Rays failed to gain ground on the Red Sox this weekend. The Yankees had a big weekend, though, taking two of three from the Tigers despite Mariano Rivera blowing two consecutive saves. Alex Rodriguez played a big role in the Yankees' win on Sunday, much to the chagrin of Yankee management. Miguel Cabrera's historically strong MVP case, the importance of the Rangers' acquisition of Alex Rios and more is talked about as well. Email Alex at areimer@bu.edu, and follow him on Twitter @AlexReimer1.

Ben and Sam discuss their technical difficulties, Alex Rios’ trade value, and the origins of the surprisingly successful Pirates.

Alex feels a lot better, as the Red Sox are now riding a 3 game win streak. Alex goes over this series against the Tigers at Fenway Park, and talks about how hot Jason Bay, Mike Lowell, and even JD Drew are, and why that's a key for this Red Sox lineup. Alex again mentions the fact that David Ortiz and Jason Varitek are no longer everyday players, and are devaluing the team by being in there every single day. Alex also gets on Kevin Youkilis for charging the mound on Tuesday. It's understood that baseball can be a game of emotions, but you have to control yourself, and realize getting yourself suspended can only hurt the team. Alex previews the big weekend series in Texas, recaps the AL East and Wild Card races, and talks about Pedro's return, the White Sox claim of Alex Rios, and the ongoing, but soon ending negotiations with the Nationals and Stephen Strasburg. Plus, the "post of the day" is handed out and a call is played! Listen to the "Alex Reimer Show" every Saturday from 4-5 PM EST on 1120 AM WBNW Boston. Listen live online at www.wbnw1120.com!