Podcast appearances and mentions of alison fischer

We've Got Spirit, Yes We Do. We've Got Spirit, How About You?Hey! You! Remember us? We are your friendly Canadian Ultimate frisbee podcast, Huckin' Eh. We know it's been a while and you've been missing us immensely. We hope your holiday was not ruined due to the lack of the sweet sounds of Theo and Danie's voices or the sick sights of their dance moves. Joining Theo and Danie on this episode are three esteemed guests that truly bring some heat and flavour to this episode all about spirit. Alison Fischer, Khalif El-Salaam, and David Hochhalter all talk about what they love, don't love, and how they would change Spirit of the Game. Their answers may delight you, surprise you, and spark debate at the dinner table. You don't want to miss this muy caliente episode.

Our latest guest Alison Fischer is a corporate talent strategist for high growth startups and an executive career advisor, and head of customer success for 15 yrs. As an inspirational speaker, Ali shares her personal journey of resilience with authenticity and honesty, with hopes to embolden others to live and lead with confidence and conviction. Most importantly she is a proud single mom to two bold beautiful girls, survivor of domestic abuse, outspoken supporter of mental health and humanizing the workplace. Some golden nuggets you will find in the episode are: -Her journey into helping startups and small businesses redesign and rebuild their talent strategy. -Most companies understand that people are the epicenter of their business. They are their number one assets and their number one resource. -Just by storytelling or sharing your thoughts and feelings or through coaching you will see many women share the same experience. -At some point I did share my story and it helped a lot of others especially when someone looks like them, sounds like them; especially women who are professionals . -Domestic violence is often seen as a stigma. However, it's an inner city problem, it affects everyone, every race, every culture, every religion. There is no one that is untouched by it, “I think sharing is hugely beneficial”. -“I think it is imperative as women are climbing their career ladder, that they have someone there that can help them with the confidence they need”. -“Confidence is one of the largest thing that holds women back in their careers especially when you don’t have someone physically there who can guide you...for me, it was my mindset, I always felt like I deserve to be there”. -Significance studies and what I’ve seen as well, shows confidence plays a huge factor in women’s success long-term and short-term. “It starts in the home, you need parents that believe in you”. -Confidence and clarity are who you are, the value that you bring and the worth that you have and there is no limit for you based on what you see as your definition of success. -Everybody has a completely different definition of success. If you don't have the confidence most especially for women, then you are not going to achieve that which your success looks like for you. -Social media is the number one place to go to know more about people you are hiring. -You have to focus on the difference you are to make in your business life and in a person's life. Focus on it and be excited about it. -Understand the goal that you are trying to achieve, and how you are going to get there. -Self-care is extremely important. -Your work is not who you are, you are a person outside of your job or career. Do listen to the FULL EPISODE and please may I request you to leave us your reviews as it means the world to us. To get in contact with Alison Fischer find her at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisondfischer/ -------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT THE HOST: I am your host Kajal Khurana - KK, Author of best selling book on Amazon, Mindset & Health Coach, Nutritionist and a Reiki Healer. I am very passionate about helping entrepreneurs achieve their desired goals faster by using tools and techniques which will help them stay energized, focused so they can feel good with their body and mind and make better business decisions. If you enjoyed the episode, if it helped you in any way, or if you had ONE aha moment, please let me know, hit the subscribe button, rate the show and leave me a review. You will make my day :). My new book is launched on amazon here is the link please grab your copy http://mybook.to/whymefirst Get the 5 hacks to escape burnouts, including free weekly planner and a bonus of free 30 minutes consultation call with me, all inside the ebook: https://bit.ly/2yfhjIH Let me know what topics you want me to cover in my future episodes at info@bodymindsolution.com Or visit my website: https://bodymindsolution.com

Today's episode was great to hear from someone who knows all about shifting and pivoting, but making the best of it! Check out Alison on LinkedIn

Alison Fischer is a coach for Québec Iris and Team Canada. In this interview, Alison shares about her journey from playing into coaching, and the unique story of how she played her first ultimate game. We also go into a deep dive about her coaching philosophy, what led to the team culture for Iris, and the challenges of running a provincial team. Segment #1: Alison's journey (2:58) Segment #2: Daily life in ultimate (27:58) Segment #3: Alison's memorable games as a player (40:00) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (45:25) Québec Iris social media contacts: Facebook (@iris ultimate) and Instagram (iris_ultimate) Iris in the Canadian Ultimate Championship Finals: (2019) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bsgh7udiLoo&ab_channel=UltimateCanada (2018) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMmPLp10OBg&t=2184s&ab_channel=UltimateCanada Alison on Team Canada (2016 World Ultimate & Guts Championships Women's Masters Final): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agOD9BEdPXY&ab_channel=WorldFlyingDiscFederation This episode is brought to you by Away From Keyboard. AFK is a lifestyle brand that believes in reconnecting with humanity and our planet. Whether that's tossing a disc on the weekends or hanging out by a campfire, they're dedicated to get you to explore and grow in your own backyard. Join the adventure and check out their website at www.awayfromkeyboard.co and @get_afk on Instagram. Keep an eye for next week's episode where I interview interview Charlie Eisenhood, founder and editor-in-chief for Ultiworld. Hear about his story of playing ultimate in high school and college and what led him to founding Ultiworld. Get a behind the scenes look at the beginnings and growth of the largest media company dedicated to ultimate.

Jonathan “Goose” Helton is a two-time AUDL MVP and plays for the men's club team the SoCal Condors and the San Diego Growlers of the AUDL. He is also the strength and conditioning coach and CEO of GamePoint Performance. In this interview, Goose talks about his training regimen and we take a look back on his successful club and AUDL career and discuss the great Machine-Ring of Fire rivalry he has been a part of. Goose also gives his perspective on getting better and the outlook you need to get prepared for ultimate when it comes back. Segment #1: Goose's journey (3:22) Segment #2: Daily life in ultimate (29:52) Segment #3: Goose's memorable games (40:55) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (50:37) Goose's social media contacts: Instagram (@goose00helton), & Twitter (@goose00helton) GamePoint Performance social media contacts: Instagram (@gameptperform), Twitter (@gameptperform), Facebook (@gameptperform), & Website (www.gamepointperformance.com) Team USA vs Team Japan Men's Final 2016 WUGC (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9G5mPOk8YE) This episode is brought to you by Flatball Collective. Flatball Collective is an everyday apparel brand inspired by our favourite sports of ultimate & disc golf. Designed by players from around the world (who also happen to be talented artists), each item represents a unique perspective of the sport. Be proud of your passion & rep it every day even when you are off the field. Pick up your favourite item today online @flatballcollective on Instagram or flatballcollective.com. Use code WANANDONLY15 to get 15% off your order. Keep an eye for next week's episode where I interview Alison Fischer, coach for Québec Iris and Team Canada. Hear about Alison's coaching philosophy and perspective, and the unique story of how she played her first ultimate game.

In this episode, we speak to Alison Fischer about domestic abuse and the healing journey that comes after. Alison is an executive, ‘people-first leader’, single mom to two bold beautiful girls and 10 year survivor of domestic abuse. Her career spans two decades in corporate as a leader in customer success and account management, as the President of philanthropic non-profit organisations, youth mentor and inspirational speaker on women empowerment, mental wellness and humanising the workplace. She shares her personal and professional journey to empower others to know that they are not alone, and that collectively we can effect change. With a mission deeply rooted in supporting the unsupported – those with no mentors, no guides, no one to lean on to during challenging times – she hopes to serve as a lighthouse for leaders and leaders-in-the-making, executives, young professionals and survivors alike to live and lead a life, career and relationships with clarity, confidence and conviction. To find out more about Alison, her work, or this episode, check out https://ekho.academy/alison

Welcome Episode 5, and to the half-way point of Season 1 of Better World Leaders.Intention of this episode is to provide an introduction to the purpose of this podcast, an overview of the 4 guest conversations broadcast so far, and a look forward to the 4 episodes that lie ahead.In each Better World Leaders series, the conversations are with leaders who are shaping our world for good. Their experience shows how for-profit business, not-for-profit organisations, research, high-performance and cutting edge initiatives can all be applied to a single impetus of leadership. That leaders at all levels can be the force for good, leaders of any amount of influence and experience can do more to improve the world, that leaders from all walks of life anywhere in the world can aspire and act to become the greatest of leaders – they can all be… Better World Leaders.In this review episode, I discuss my thoughts on each of the 4 conversations that precede this broadcast, as well as look ahead at the 4 that lie ahead in the remainder of the season.To summarise the episodes so far,Episode 1- Paul Dunn. 4 times TedX Speaker, entrepreneur and advisor and now Chairman of Not-for-Profit giving aggregator B1G1. Main theme - a leader needs a higher purpose than themselves to thrive and perform at the highest level.Keynotes:As a leader your first customer is your teamLeaders are at their best when they are givingImagine a world when every-time business is done, something great happensFollowing our purpose gives us certaintyEpisode 2 – Simon Glendenning. Global Executive, Entrepreneur and Not-for-Profit impact generator.Main theme - Vales, purpose and balance drive success.Key notes:Unstoppable teams have values at their core, focus on providing a great service to their customers nd take great pride in both their values and the level of service they provideCulture and attitude drive growthEmpowerment within clear parameters is the best way to grow in a crisisDon't attach happiness to specific goals, be empowered by the overall purposeHave a growth mindset, keep learning and find balance in life and workEpisode 3 – Ben Bowen, Aboriginal co-Founder of Shared Path and participant in the UN Permanent Forum for Indigenous Peoples. Main themes - How leaders can better inspire, engage and perform through the interaction with leaders of all levels through spotting the ‘hand-holding' opportunities with small networks.Key Notes:Together is how we achieve the bigger outcomeEach individual leads in their own network. Great leaders link networks to communicate and drive momentumMore personal stories and less rehearsalAim to hit your growth target and sustain itEpisode 4 – Alison Fischer – incredible journey to share of surviving abuse and continuing to lead throughout as a customer engaging executive in an American corporate.Everyone is a leader in their own right, allow people to step up and flourishCollectively we make change, each individual has a voice, but collectively we are betterGreat leaders put their own needs aside and support others, which is done effortlesslyGreat leaders create movement not because it's about them but because it's about the greater good..it's not about you it's about the end missionEPIC model – leaders should be empathetic, Present, Intetional and Connected.I highly recommend that you check out the episode that you feel you can learn the most from, of of course make time to listen to them al!Links to each of the Episode pages along with contact information for each of the guests is available via the Episode page link below.To find out more about how we help leaders become Better World Leaders, head to 4ileadership.com

Abuse Survivor. Leadership Lighthouse. Trusted Advisor.This week's guest is Alison Fischer, who shares her incredible journey of resilience and perseverance. She is a champion for survivors of domestic abuse, inspirational speaker and leadership consultant to entrepreneurs and small business owners.Alison is a survivor, an executive, a ‘People-First' leader, Mom to two beautiful girls, a loyal friend and hopeless romantic. Alison's career spans two decades in corporate, including both thriving cultures in established companies and start-ups, as well as times spent in toxic environments with very little positive leadership. During much of this time she was enduring a violent domestic relationship, which she compartmentalised and did not disclose to her colleagues and leaders. Finally, a fractured bone was the final straw as a catalyst to make a change for good.Alison's mission today is to provide support to those that have no support. No mentors, no guides, no one to lean in to during challenging times – she is a lighthouse for leaders, executives and survivors alike to live and lead a life with confidence and conviction, not settling for less than they deserve.Key messages from this conversation;- Alison's EPIC leadership model.- Everyone is a leader in their own right.- Collectively we make change. Every voice is important, but collectively we are better- Great leaders do not make it about them, they bring other people up, make people better and the world better.- Great leaders create a movement because it's not about them, it's about the greater good.- How to become a better world leader; focus on active listening, find clarity in your mission or purpose, be empathetic, put people first always.Alison is providing 1 hour of free coaching to survivors of domestic abuse throughout the month of May. She also provides Confidence Coaching to Leaders, Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners.You can connect with Alison via her linkedin profile here or via email on alison@alidfischer.com

In this episode, I talk with inspirational speaker and true champion for domestic abuse survivors, Alison Fischer. She shares her experience with domestic violence and how she was able to get herself and her children out of that situation, start a new life, and find love again. Now she uses her story and experiences to provide support to domestic abuse survivors.⁣You can connect with Alison via messaging on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisondfischer/⁣⁣If you need to talk to someone you can always contact your local crisis center or RAINN's national hotline via chat on their website at rainn.org or by calling at 1-800-656-HOPE.

Ali is a transformational leader with over 20 years in corporate, nurturing Fortune 500 clients and coaching large scale teams, she brings a unique perspective and tangible solutions to challenges faced by both leadership and employees in today's work environment. Her early years as a ballerina shaped her as a human, teaching her that women can be both strong and graceful, purpose is paramount and self-awareness is the epicenter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elizabeth-lim/message

Alison Fischer has 20+ years experience in the Corporate world, going toe to toe with some of America’s elite in the boardroom, but she is equally comfortable and commanding in her home life, the proud mother of two girls, she is also passionate about giving back to her community especially working with local kids to teach some of her core beliefs and values to better empower them to live fulfilling and resilient lives. There are many subjects we could talk about today with Alison, her Resilience, her Gratitude, her Transparency, her belief in Transformational Leadership, and the EPIC acronym – Empathy/Presence/Intention/Connection. But Empowerment is the topic of today’s interview. You can connect with Alison Fischer on LinkedIn!

Today on the Leadership Locker, Rich discusses empathy, vulnerability, and making an impact with leadership consultant and advisor Alison Fischer. Listen in as Alison reveals why empathy in leadership can make or break a management team, and how vulnerability can help you make an impact in your workplace. As a transformational leader with over 20 years in corporate nurturing Fortune 500 clients and coaching large scale teams, Alison Fischer brings a unique perspective and tangible solutions to challenges faced by both leadership and employees in today's work environment. Connect with Alison on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisondfischer/ Here's how you can connect with Rich Cardona: Schedule a Call with Rich's Team https://richcardona.as.me/Firstchat Website: http://www.richcardonamedia.com/ (www.richcardonamedia.com) Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardcardona/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richcardonamedia/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/richcardonamedia/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cardonamedia?lang=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RichCardona

In episode 283, I chat with Alison Fischer who has found why it's a right to feel valued.  You'll hear her talk about the abusive relationship she was in, how she got out of it, how it made her realize that it's okay to be selfish, how sharing her story is helping people to realize that you matter too, why it's okay and why you must choose yourself. Plus she talks about her love of dance and how her life experiences also has helped her improve her leadership skills in work.  If you are questioning if you're in an abusive relationship of any kind, please check out this link here.  If you want to talk to someone, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233), available 24/7.

Alison Fischer is Senior Vice President, Business Operations & Strategic Planning for a leading B2B boutique design and publishing agency, a founding member and sitting President of the New Milfrod Education Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides annual teacher grants and student scholarships through fundraising efforts, President of the Board of Directors of the Atran Foundation, which is a philanthropic foundation formed in 1945, committed to supporting and providing substantial $1M+ annual grants to organizations that focus on the advancement of higher education, biomedical research and ethics, social justice/activism and human rights causes, and Jewish cultural life and the preservation of Yiddish language She is also a prolific content developer on LinkedIn, a victim of domestic abuse, and I think she would say most importantly, a single mom of two amazing daughters. In this episode Alison explains: Why being supportive to other people needs to be a 2-way street Why she decided to share her experience with domestic abuse How it feels to be the mom at school events that stands out for her professional appearance and her height (6’3” in heels) Why she invests time encouraging young people to find their own path (and not simply follow their parents path) Why corporations must learn to transform culture and demonstrate compassion Why she feels driven to connect the dots and to live everyday of her life with purpose This is one of the most honest and free flowing conversations I’ve had on this show. It’s a tribute to a special woman. You can reach Alison at: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisondfischer/ Please do not hesitate to reach out to me. I’d love to hear your thoughts, comments, and stories, or just make a connection. Email-  tim@screwthenaysayers.com Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/stnwithtimalison/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/screwthenaysayers/ LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-alison/ Screw The Naysayers- www.screwthenaysayers.com

Human connection is something we must hang onto and be mindful of through this evolution around us. Whether it's with our customers, colleagues or family; how we truly connect with someone will determine our outcomes in life and business. But what does it mean to create an EPIC human connection; well it's an acronym for Empathy, Presence, Intention and Connection; 4 key components needed to truly engage and understand one another. This acronym was created by my guest this week on Not Another Sales Podcast; Alison Fischer. Alison is a transformation leader, who empowers humans in life and business. She has over 15 years of experience in senior leadership roles. Alison will be sharing the context and story behind the creation of EPIC, why it's so essential to be mindful of and the benefits it can bring to you in life and your career. So if you want to become more aligned and mindful of how to create true human connection, whether it's with your customers, colleagues or family, then tune in.

My favourite hour of the week where look I into the lives of everyday people doing extraordinary things; people who take brave, bold action in pursuit of their dreams and goals and are on the show to share their journey to help you do the same in yours. Alison Fischer is up this week!Who is Alison?She is a transformational leader with expertise nurturing Fortune 500 clients and coaching large scale teams, bringing a unique perspective and tangible solutions to challenges faced by both leadership and employees in today's corporate environment.Her early years as a ballerina helped shape Alison as a human, teaching her that women can be both strong and graceful, purpose is paramount to success, and team reigns supreme. Alison is driven by a belief that it is a human right, not an elective, to feel valued in life…in the workplace, in school, at home, in your community. She views world class organizations like a beautifully choreographed dance – a culture infused with diversity and inclusion, collaboration and transparency.I invite you to listen to what's shaped Alison, what she stands for and what she wants to achieve!You can also connect with her here on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisondfischer/

Ask Win is a podcast where you are a VIP. Win wants to focus and teach people more and Cerebral Palsy. You’re welcome to ask questions about anything that you want. CP questions but mainly life questions on how to deal with CP or not. Win can ask you base questions if you want. Please let us know or there will be no base questions. If you have any questions for Win please email her at askingwkelly@gmail.com. Please donate to Ask Win by going to https://www.paypal.me/WCharles. Patron Checkout: https://www.patreon.com/join/Askwin?. Simplecast's Brand Ambassador Program: http://refer.smplc.st/rtTvG. On Ask Win today (Tuesday, January 1, 2019), Best-Selling Author, Win C welcomes Alison Fischer. Alison has more than 15 years as a leader in account management and client relations working with a diverse Fortune 500 portfolio. Her beliefs are deeply rooted in the importance of team first and a corporate culture that leads with empathy.She sits on the board of 2 non-profits, is passionate about where education, social impact and human connection intersect, and mentors students. Alison is a woman of resilience and integrity. Through her posts and videos on LinkedIn she shares the real story of balancing her career and non-profit work with being a proud single mom to her two girls. To learn more about Alison visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisondfischer. Check out Win's books at https://www.amazon.com/Win-Kelly-Charles/e/B009VNJEKE/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1538951782&sr=1-2-ent. I, Win: http://books2read.com/Iwin Check out Danielle's books at https://www.amazon.com/Danielle-Coulter/e/B00OFIOY3C/ref=as_li_ss_tl?qid=1483655853&sr=8-2&linkCode=sl2&tag=paradimarket-20&linkId=8490a064c62cededb762ed5b949ed144.

This week we chat with two more Team USA members about their pre-game training; Mr. Dennis Hatch and Sky Woodward. Alison Fischer is on the scene at the Accustats – Make it Happen event and catches up with Bob Maidhof, owner of the famous Drexeline Billiards.

Tonight join us for a chat with the upcoming pool animal Shane Wolford, on the heels of his 5th junior title win in 7 years. Can you hear the howl? Alison Fischer updates us live from New York at the WPS event with press agent Ted Lerner. Running Time: 39:23          

From Rhode Island to Wisconsin to Louisiana to California, the heart of American pool is beating strong and loud. Tonight we hook up with Ed Liddawi and Alison Fischer for an update on the East coast action, with Daniel Busch giving us a run-down of the West coast hot spots. We’ll also be joined by Jeff “Sully” … Continue reading Coast To Coast Action →

Tonight Mark Cantrill and Mr. Bond kick off the new year with a discussion of current events, and the potential line-up of Mosconi Cup ranking events in 2016. Alison Fischer chats with Ed Liddawi, owner of Sandcastle Billiards about the pool business, and his upcoming Duel of the Dames event. Mr. Bond also shares chapter … Continue reading Welcome To 2016 →

Mr. Bond offers up some general game news of the week. Alison Fischer speaks with an upcoming monster player, 15yr old Thomas Rice who completed an undefeated victory at the Gotham City Classic. Alison also chats with author and instructor Phil Capelle about his new book and what it has to offer. Mary Ann Starkey talks … Continue reading Monsters In The Making →

Tonight we hear from the senior producer of a new reality TV project called “The Ultimate Pool Sharks”, who is hosting an official ” audition” tournament in Atlanta this weekend. We’ll also get a little behind the scenes info (and a general discussion) about the new TruTv series “The Hustlers” from Alison Fischer in NYC … Continue reading Reality Sets In →

From all of us, to all of you, have a Merry Christmas and a great new year too! Show Features: David “Mr. Bond”, Mark Cantrill, Mike Howerton, Jerry Forsyth, Alison Fischer, Mary Ann Starkey, Rick Bryant, Angel Levine, Daniel Busch, Dennis Walsh, Doug Gordon, Ian Brock, Mark Wilson, Randy G., Scott Lee, Will Prout. Running … Continue reading Happy Holidays →

Mike Howerton, Mark Cantrill and Mr. Bond discuss the Mosconi Cup and what went wrong… Alison talks with female contender Yomaylin Feliz who will be playing in the new Dragon Promotions event. Show Features: Mark Cantrill, David “Mr. Bond”, Mike Howerton, Alison Fischer, Yomaylin Feliz, Scott Lee and Randy G. Running time: 1:17

Mark Cantrill and Mr. Bond talk with the upcoming monster Sky Woodward who just snapped off an undefeated win against Shane et al at the Smokin Aces tourney. Mike Howerton chats with Rachel Lang, the junior monster who is planning to attend the junior world competition in China. Alison Fischer speaks with German master Ralph Eckert … Continue reading All Killer, No Filler →

Alison Fischer caught up with Jim Rempe at his 14.1 HOF induction at Steinway Billiards in NYC. Mark Cantrill goes in-depth with U.S. Open promoter Barry Berhman. Mr. Bond makes a surprising announcement about the Brunswick corporation. Show Features: Jim Rempe, Alison Fischer, Barry Behrman, Mark Cantrill, David “Mr. Bond”, Mary Ann Starkey, Clyde Nooris, Scott … Continue reading Rempe and Behrman Share The Love →

Alison Fischer chats with WPBA founder and women’s pool icon Billie Billing about her start in pool, her career and the speedbumps along the way. Mark Cantrill talks with Nick Varner about his previous experience as Mosconi Cup team captain and the history of his cue business. David “Mr. Bond” updates us on the latest national … Continue reading Champions He and She →

David “Mr. Bond” rambles about the president playing pool and chats with Jason Bowman, National Marketing Director of the APA, America’s largest pool league, about their history, their present and their future. Alison Fischer chats with Dawn Hopkins about her Tri-State tour, her pro career and her future endeavors. Show Features: Jason Bowman, Dawn Hopkins, David … Continue reading Meet America’s Largest League →

Mark Cantrill chats with Mark Griffin and Ozzy Reynolds of CSI about the Mosconi Cup contenders and the CSI Invitationals. David “Mr. Bond” speaks with three-time Junior National champion April Larson. Alison Fischer and Jerry T. talk about current events happening around New York, including the upcoming Tri-State Tour Invitational, and also talk about giving … Continue reading Future Champions Made Here →

This week begins a series of interviews with the 8 Mosconi Cup team candidates. Tonight we talk with Oscar Dominguez about who he is and why he deserves to be on Team USA. Alison Fischer chats with Cat Adami, a daughter of pool hustler Freddy The Beard, about marketing his book and his persona. Mike Howerton … Continue reading Team USA Profile #1 – Dominguez →

Mr. Bond speaks with author Brad Simpson about the story behind the Blue Book of Pool Cues. Alison Fischer chats with pro player Hunter Lombardo about life and the philosophy of improvement. Mark Cantrill makes an attempt to forecast the future Mosconi Cup team USA members. Also a special report from Mike Howerton and Jarrod Clowery, who happened … Continue reading The Writing, The Philosophy and the Recovery →

Alison Fischer speaks with the up-and-coming female phenom’ Liz Lovely. Mark Cantrill helps us get to know a little more about the bar-box 8-ball title clencher Corey Deuel, “The Prince of pool”. Mr. Bond chats with the multi-faceted man with many hats – Jay Helfert. Mary Ann talks with James Oswalt of the Diamond Billiards Sports Bar. Instructional … Continue reading The Prince and The Princess of Barboxia →

Mr. Bond and Justin Collett of The Action Report talk about what’s good and bad in the realm of producing pool video. Emily Duddy and Alison Fischer discuss current events in the WPBA including the coming board elections. Mark Cantrill gets frosty with Scott Frost as they discuss Derby City money matches. Instructional tips with Scott … Continue reading Politics of Pool Production →