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Dotun Adebayo and Tim Vickery welcome Matt Evans onto the show to chat USA 94 and a game that will forever be remembered for an own goal that lead to the shooting of Andres Escobar. They discuss the Colombian Team and the impact of hosting the World Cup on the USA.SUBSCRIBE TO BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME EXTRA FOR EARLY ACCESS AND NO ADS:https://brazilian-shirt-name.hubwave.net/FOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/brazilshirtpod/FOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/BrazilShirtPodFOLLOW THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME ON TWITTER:https://twitter.com/BrazilShirtPod PURCHASE MATT'S BOOK HERE: https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/usa-94

We're back with the last 16 of USA 94.  Klinsmann and Voller come up with the old magic as Germany find their touch.  Spain produce a performance that suggests they might finally be ready to end their decades of underachievement (yeah right).  Sweden's Three Amigos – Brolin, Dahlin, Andersson – end Saudi Arabia's dream run.  Romania and Argentina produce a match for the ages.  Packie Bonner's butter fingers end Ireland's hopes of a second successive quarter-final.  Independence Day is memorable in more ways than one as Team USA face the might of Brazil. Roberto Baggio's divine intervention finally kickstarts Italy's campaign.  Bulgaria break new ground as Mexico break the goal frame.  Hanging over the last 16 is the brutal murder of Andres Escobar and arguments over refereeing standards, as some games are plagued by controversial decisions, with FIFA giving several referees their marching orders.   Subscribe to World Cup Rambling on your podcast platform.  TWITTER/X @MatthewOkot @WorldCupRamble

It's 30 years since the murder of Colombian footballer, Andres Escobar. Just days before his fatal shooting, Escobar had scored an own goal for Colombia at the 1994 World Cup.He had been blamed for his country's early exit from the tournament and many linked his death directly to his mistake on the pitch. Matt Pintus has been through the BBC World Service archive, listening to interviews with the Colombian journalist Luis Fernando Restrepo, a friend of Escobar's who saw him on the night he was killed.(Photo: Andres Escobar playing for Colombia. Credit: Getty Images)

Kolumbien träumt bei der Fußball-WM 1994 vom Titel. Doch dann kommt das frühe Aus - auch wegen Andrés Escobars Eigentor. Wenige Tage später wird er ermordet.

W tym odcinku opowiemy Wam historię, która z powodzeniem mogłaby się stać scenariuszem całkiem dobrego filmu akcji, ta historia jednak wydarzyła się naprawdę. Ameryka Południowa, Kolumbia. Lata 90. Zawodnik, który jest podporą narodowej kadry. Mistrzostwa Świata i bramka, która kosztowała go życie.

I met Andres Escobar at the Functional Aging Summit this year. He has a business, ReviewBiz, that helps you get positive Google reviews, and a podcast called Gym Owner's Growth Zone. We had a fun interview there -- it's always strange for me to be asked the questions. I think you'll enjoy hearing the questions he asked and, I hope, my answers. Andres Escobar on LinkedInReviewBizGym Owner's Growth Zone showPrime Fit Content – Engage the over-50 market

In a recent episode of the GOGZ podcast, host Andres Escobar sat down with Rick Mayo to travel back in time and pick lessons from his long and successful journey in the fitness industry.Rick's journey from personal trainer to successful fitness franchise owner is an inspiring tale of growth, grit, and hard work. Rick is more than a successful fitness entrepreneur; he's a visionary leader who has left an indelible mark on the fitness industry.His story encapsulates his evolution from a personal trainer to a business owner, all while inspiring others to pursue their passions despite their fears.Rick envisions Alloy's future to be 800 franchise locations, creating numerous career opportunities within the fitness industry and delivering returns for franchise investors.One of the biggest lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs that Rick and Andes emphasize in this episode is the ability to embrace discomfort and self-doubt in their entrepreneurial journeys.Tune in to this episode to learn from Rick Mayo's experiences as you work to achieve your dreams in the fitness industry.  Key Takeaways- Get out of your comfort zone (04:31)- Get comfortable being uncomfortable (07:36)- Focus on who you are becoming (12:18)- How to keep moving forward and growing (15:57)- How to overcome obstacles (26:21)- What needs to change in the fitness industry (33:13)- Inhibitors of growth (38:07)- Rick answers 5 fast questions (41:52)Additional Resources:- Five Wishes of the Dying by Bronnie Ware- The Road Less Stupid by Keith Cunningham------ Alloy Personal Training- Learn About The Alloy Franchise Opportunity----You can find the podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

Folge 179: In dieser Folge nehmen wir euch mit zur Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 1994. Kolumbien spielt gegen den Gastgeber, die USA. Während das Publikum jubelt und tobt, zittern die Kolumbianer vor Angst. Auf diesem Team lastet mehr Druck als auf jeder anderen Mannschaft. In Kolumbien tobt ein Krieg zwischen den Kartellen und der Regierung. Und nun haben mächtige Männer sehr viel Geld auf den Sieg Kolumbiens gesetzt. Kolumbien muss gewinnen - sonst könnten Konsequenzen folgen. Und dann begeht der Abwehrspieler Andrés Escobar einen fatalen Fehler… Alle Bilder zur Folge findet ihr auf unserem Instagram Kanal: @mordaufexpodcast Privat könnt ihr uns auch auf Instagram folgen: @leonie_bartsch & @linnschuetze Eine Produktion von Auf Ex Productions. Produktion: Alexander Chouzanas. Skript: Linn Schütze & Ben Safier. Host: Leonie Bartsch & Linn Schütze. Intro Musik: Lorenz Schütze. Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? [**Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte!**](https://linktr.ee/MordaufEx)

Sono numerosi i drammi calcistici e le tragedie che si sono consumati in Sudamerica: dalla Chapecoense al The Strongest, passando per la Puerta 12, Andres Escobar e molto altro ancora.Potrero: ogni venerdì, un lungo approfondimento legato al Sudamerica. Un podcast condotto e ideato da Enrico Zambruno e Manolo Chirico. Con Luca Tumminello e Giacomo Cobianchi.Su Mola (www.mola.tv) per tutto il 2023 potrete seguire in esclusiva le partite della Copa Libertadores, Copa Sudamericana, Recopa, Liga Profesional Argentina, Copa de la Liga Profesional Argentina e Brasileirao.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/potrero--5761582/support.

Welcome to this throwback Thursday! In hour 1, Tony and Ronn look forward to the #NBADraft tonight where the best prospect since Lebron journey starts today! Can Victor Wembanyama handle this pressure?  Throwback Thursday fun fact: On this day in 1994 the USA went against Columbia in the World Cup. Where the USA won the game on a (OG) by Andres Escobar. 

Reviews are a way to take your business to next level! Do you agree? Not only this they benefit businesses in multiple ways. Positive reviews are a great way to gain potential consumers' trust and credibility. Customers are more likely to make a purchase from a company that has received favorable feedback. Having positive reviews posted online can boost a company's visibility in search engine results. When assessing a business's rating, search engines like Google consider both the number and quality of reviews available for that firm. Positivity in customer feedback can boost business. Customers are influenced to buy more by reviews they read, especially those that are positive. In sum, reviews are an integral aspect of a company's online identity and can significantly affect its performance. Be sure to check out this episode of the #Unlimitedleadspodcast  Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or any of the podcast platforms.  Follow Caleb Christenson on his Socials! - IG @funnelflow_mastermind - FB @funnelflow.io --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/caleb-christenson/message

Organic leads are WAY more valuable than paid leads.They are far warmer, easier to work with, less likely to no show, and more likely to buy your highest ticket programs.But- SEO and Google algorithms are always changing, and that's particularly true with Google Analytics 4.Andres Escobar, Founder at ReviewBiz.io, walks you through what you need to know about Google's latest changes as a gym owner- and how reviews play a massive part in pushing your rankings.Andres also breaks down his best practices to gather reviews- and how you can start implementing these today in your gym.You can connect with Andres on Instagram @reviewbiz or see his special offer at www.reviewbiz.io/try  When you are ready… Here are 4 ways we can help you:1. Subscribe to this podcast2. Join our Facebook group: https://urlgeni.us/facebook/gymownerfreedom 3. Get our book for free + shipping: www.coachscottcarpenter.com 4. Learn what it's like to work with us: www.ptlegends.com 

Andrés Escobar was considered the gentleman of football for his clean, calm play on the pitch. But his life was cut short after a mistake at the 1994 World Cup. In hindsight, it was impossible to separate the footballer, and the sport, from the other Escobar in 1990s Colombia.Support the show: https://www.aljazeera.com/podcasts/hindsight/

In today's episode, Jesse gives us another history lesson. Since the World Cup is going on right now, we thought we would go back to the 1994 World Cup and talk about the unfortunate event following an early elimination of the Colombian national team, which was one of the favorites to win it all. Subscribe and tell your friends about our true crime cases, horror movie debates, and of course our fur nuggets too.

Welcome to Episode 66 of The No Regulars Podcast hosted by Darris Watkins and Chris Francois. In this episode we talk about the dark story of Andres Escobar and the World Cup, if we can survive these villains if they were real, and we debate on which is the better TV Show. Happy Holidays from The Members! USE CODE: noregulars https://naturalshilajit.com/?platform=grin&link_id=1105917&token=2RfU0rh7MIjWVPP5Rh2UuoxydCeEvZnF&contact_id=69e78dec-7582-4c3d-921f-4f6030a56a45&attribution_window=30 Follow Our Socials! Merch: https://noregulars.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noregulars.podcast/ TikTok: http://www.tiktok.com/@noregulars YouTube: https://youtu.be/NELyu1umWqg Discord: https://discord.gg/8ZNv2sUKBg Darris Watkins Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/__dlw.21/ Chris Francois Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/braebilly/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/no-regulars/support

Amy revisits a story she briefly mentioned on a previous episode and starts us off with a deep dive into the green children of Woolpit. Then, Monique covers the too-crazy-to-be-believed but ultimately heartbreaking story of Colombian soccer player, Andres Escobar. If you liked this story, please take a moment to rate, review, and subscribe. Edited by: LNC Sound ~ @lncsound

On July 3, 1994, more than 120,000 Colombians flooded the streets of Medellin a week after their beloved soccer team returned home from the World Cup. But this was no happy ending. Source Material:PABLO ESCOBAR AND THE NARCO-FÚTBOL YEARSColombia's INNOCENT EscobarDrug lord and prime suspect of footballer Andres Escobar's murder has been arrestedThe Chilling Murder of Colombian Soccer Star Andres Escobar, Who Was Killed After an Own Goal in the 1994 World Cup'Life doesn't end here': He scored an own goal against U.S. in 1994 World Cup. Then, he was murdered for it.SUDDEN DEATH How Colombian star Andres Escobar was executed by drug cartel after unlucky own goal destroyed 1994 World Cup dreamsWikipedia - Andrés EscobarWikipedia - Pablo EscobarThe Truth Behind The Murder Of Andrés Escobar, Shot For An Own GoalThe goal that killed Colombia hero EscobarSoccer Player Killed for Scoring a GoalThe Two EscobarsE-mail us case ideas: killerhearttohearts@gmail.comFollow us on: InstagramLike us on: FacebookFollow us on: Twitter

Esta semana nos juntamos para hablar del asesinato de Andres Escobar. Un desafortunado auto gol en el Mundial de Estados Unidos 94 cambio el rumbo de su vida. Aqui te contamos la historia detras de este suceso.   Siguenos en todas las redes sociales como "NO ESPERES MUCHO"

Brian explores the beautiful life and violent death of Andres Escobar, the great Colombian defender who was murdered after scoring an own goal at the 1994 World Cup. Escobar has become a symbol to millions. But how can we find the person underneath the martyr? Host: Brian Phillips Producers: Devon Renaldo, Mike Wargon, Conor Nevins and Vikram Patel  Sound Design and Original Music: Devon Renaldo  Mixing and Mastering: Scott Somerville Match footage from FIFA.  Also available in Spanish and Portuguese. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pablo Escobar dan pimpinan kartel narkoba lain memang turut memajukan sepakbola Kolombia pada era 80-90an. Tapi lewat kebengisannya pula orang-orang meregang nyawa, termasuk wasit dan pemain bola. Inilah kisah yang serba tragis dan ironis, tentang dua Escobar, tentang pembunuh dan yang dibunuhnya, tentang hancurnya mimpi sebuah negara.

If you're running a business, you know that reviews and retention are important. But what are they, exactly? And why are they so important? In this episode, we will have another great story to share. Scott interviews Andres, the founder of ReviewBiz, where they will let you realize why retention is just as important as acquiring new customers, and some tips on how you can keep your current customers happy and coming back for more. Watch the full episode to get tips!Andres is Colombian born but American made. He came to America when he was 2 years old and served in the Air Force after High School. He has been working with independent gym owners for around 20 years. But before starting his company, laid the groundwork for what would become ReviewBiz while he was in the US Military. More specifically, he was responsible for managing specific gyms in the Air Force, both on deployment and on American soil. He did not only get the best training in the world as a Serviceman, but he was able to learn a ton about fitness, health, weight loss, and how to run a gym for people who were REQUIRED to stay in shape.Once he left the military, he started to venture out and study sales, marketing, technology, and everything else that goes into growing a thriving fitness center. From there, he brought all of his knowledge into the civilian gym work, where he helped them grow from a struggling small business to a local powerhouse! And, that is both US and Canada. And that is how ReviewBiz was born.ReviewBiz exists to help Gym Owners gather feedback efficiently to help improve their gym business and all aspects of their Gym Business Performance. Last but not least, ReviewBiz helps to Build Trust Faster so gyms can increase revenue and Grow/Scale their business!Email: andres@reviewbiz.ioWebsite: https://www.ReviewBiz.ioFB: https://www.facebook.com/afescohttps://www.facebook.com/reviewbizimpactInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/meetesco/https://www.instagram.com/reviewbiz/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andresescobar1/https://www.linkedin.com/company/reviewbizYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/reviewbizClubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/@reviewbizTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@reviewbizBe sure to check out this episode of the #StoriesthatSellPodcast. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or any of the podcast platforms. https://storiesthatsell.studio/If you are a gym owner, check us out on vasforgyms.com (link in bio) or join our Facebook group, VAs For Gyms.We can definitely make your life easier!#VAsforGyms #gymowners #gymproblems #gym #gyms #gymsolutions**Powered by VAs for GYMshttps://vasforgyms.com/Our sponsors:https://constructivesolutionsenterprises.myshopify.com/https://www.instagram.com/constructivesolutionsent/https://www.facebook.com/constructivese

Last week at the Men Tell All, we saw one firefighter trainee just light it up on the stage. It felt like he got more air time at the MTA than all season long, so this one's for you, Brendan. Megan tells the story of the 1984 Pasadena fire at a hardware store that sadly took the lives of four people- two employees, and two customers. During the investigation, they believe that this fire was committed by a serial arsonist, and was even committed by an arson investigator. (Story starts at 10:03). CONTENT WARNING: child murders We also discuss the Olympics again - it feels incredibly difficult to watch from a logistics perspective. Congratulations to Suni Lee of Team USA Gymnastics for her gold medal in the Women's individual all-around. And of course, we will always stan the GOAT, Simone Biles and her leadership. We also discuss our excitement for Bachelor in Paradise, premiering on August 19! On that note, we will not have a true crime episode released on August 12th in preparation for the premiere. Links Discussed in the Episode: Episode 37- The Murder of Andres Escobar (info on the Rosebowl) Episode 77- The Fires of Paul Kenneth Keller, the Pyromaniac (more on arsonists) Connect with us at linktr.ee/CrimeandRoses There you can see links to listen and share the podcast and connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Email: CrimeandRoses@gmail.com. Send us crime suggestions and any questions or comments you may have. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crimeandroses/support

First off we would like to thank god and everything that is blessed and prospered our way. All love! In this episode we have some great shout outs and sponsors. We our grateful! We discuss many topics in this episode and we start off with some great sports and entertainment topics along with some great gems from Jimmy's market update with a life hack, we also touch on "success has no discrimination" and really dive into different view points and rag to riches stories from current celebs, we have the honorable Benny Corona as a special guest on the episode in which you do not and I promise you do not want to miss, we also have the vent segment, and the inspirational quote of the week by Andres Escobar. Again all glory and thanks be to god and to all of the supporters. We love you!!! 

The majority of consumers make purchasing decisions, in part, based on online reviews. They have become a critical component of a solid marketing plan. In this episode of the Rialto Marketing, Andres Escobar from ReviewBiz, is going to share how to successfully manage online reviews for your business.

Wat zijn we goed verzorgd op de Herdgang! Heerlijke koffie, lekker bakkie soep en prima broodjes. Tussendoor nog even een podcast opgenomen met één van de drukst bezette mannen uit het Nederlandse voetbal. Maar als vaste klant bij de NK Voetbalquiz (bij de eerste editie in 2000 was hij er al bij) heeft hij zijn telefoon even op stil gezet en nam hij uitgebreid de tijd om even te ontspannen als gast van de NK Voetbalquiz Podcast. En ontspannen was het zeker. Zelfs carnaval werd toch nog een beetje gevierd, maar toen het het beruchte finalespel begon werd het wel serieuze business. Wie kwamen er niet voorbij in deze aflevering? Annie Schilder, Klaas Wels, Carlos Valderrama, Diego Tardelli, Lee Towers, Cock Jol, Pier Tol, Drukwerk en Maarten de Jong. Wie kwamen er wel voorbij? Jos van Oss, Ola Toivonen, Theo Maassen, Foppe de Haan, Nico Haak, Mino Raiola, Andres Escobar, Guus Hiddink, Theo Verlangen, Maxi Romero, Nicky Romero, Dick Jol, Martin Jol, de Sjonnies en natuurlijk Luuk de Jong.

Un trágico autogol frente a Estados Unidos en el mundial de 1994, fue el motivo de la muerte de uno de los mejores defensas colombianos, el fanatismo y las altas expectativas que se tenía de la selección de Colombia en ese momento fueron alguna de las causas de su lamentable asesinato, este es el caso de Andres Escobar. Nos encuentran en: YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2nyTAKRvLBS3acx5SHPqRgSpotify: Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/318YdMdzcfLsnagLXYDd9C?si=f1yLEX-mSIWteKCZwBtqQg Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Pajas-y-Verdades-103294011091134/ Twitter: Échale un vistazo a Pajas Y Verdades (@y_pajas): https://twitter.com/y_pajas?s=09 Instagram: https://instagram.com/pajasyverdades?igshid=12ot1mestuejy #PajasYVerdades #Podcats #CrimenReal #colombia #Escobar

Am Morgen des 2. Juli 1994 peitschten zwölf Schüsse über den Parkplatz des El Nino, einer Diskothek an einer Schnellstraße in einem Vorort der kolumbianischen Stadt Medellin. Acht davon trafen Andres Escobar tödlich. Diese Schüsse beendeten aber nicht nur das Leben eines der besten und beliebtesten kolumbianischen Fußballers der damaligen Zeit, eines Teils der goldenen kolumbianischen Fußballgeneration. Sie beendeten nicht nur die Hochzeit des kolumbianischen Fußballs, die Schüsse erschütterten gleichzeitig auch eine ganze Nation bis ins Mark. Der Mord an Andres Escobar rüttelte Kolumbien auf, denn er hatte nur vordergründig mit Fußball und einem Eigentor bei der WM 1994 zu tun. Der Mord offenbarte viel über den Zustand eines ganzen Landes, in dem Fußball und Drogenkartelle eng verbunden waren und ein Land, das im Krieg der Drogenbarone, in Chaos und Anarchie zu versinken drohte. Malte Asmus blickt zusammen mit dem kolumbianischen Journalisten Daniel Martinez auf den Mord an Andres Escobar, des kolumbianischen Gentleman-Fußballers und arbeitet die Umstände rund um die Bluttat noch einmal auf. Ein Mord, der schmerzhaft zeigte, was damals in Kolumbien passieren konnte, wenn man zur falschen Zeit am falschen Ort war. Das als Hintergrundmusik verwendete Soundfile trägt den Titel "Cinematic Crime Suspense", wurde erstellt von tyops. Wir verwenden dieses Musikstück in Übereinstimmung mit der CC 4.0-Lizenz. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Am Morgen des 2. Juli 1994 peitschten zwölf Schüsse über den Parkplatz des El Nino, einer Diskothek an einer Schnellstraße in einem Vorort der kolumbianischen Stadt Medellin. Acht davon trafen Andres Escobar tödlich. Diese Schüsse beendeten aber nicht nur das Leben eines der besten und beliebtesten kolumbianischen Fußballers der damaligen Zeit, eines Teils der goldenen kolumbianischen Fußballgeneration. Sie beendeten nicht nur die Hochzeit des kolumbianischen Fußballs, die Schüsse erschütterten gleichzeitig auch eine ganze Nation bis ins Mark. Der Mord an Andres Escobar rüttelte Kolumbien auf, denn er hatte nur vordergründig mit Fußball und einem Eigentor bei der WM 1994 zu tun. Der Mord offenbarte viel über den Zustand eines ganzen Landes, in dem Fußball und Drogenkartelle eng verbunden waren und ein Land, das im Krieg der Drogenbarone, in Chaos und Anarchie zu versinken drohte. Malte Asmus blickt zusammen mit dem kolumbianischen Journalisten Daniel Martinez auf den Mord an Andres Escobar, des kolumbianischen Gentleman-Fußballers und arbeitet die Umstände rund um die Bluttat noch einmal auf. Ein Mord, der schmerzhaft zeigte, was damals in Kolumbien passieren k...

Am Morgen des 2. Juli 1994 peitschten zwölf Schüsse über den Parkplatz des El Nino, einer Diskothek an einer Schnellstraße in einem Vorort der kolumbianischen Stadt Medellin. Acht davon trafen Andres Escobar tödlich. Diese Schüsse beendeten aber nicht nur das Leben eines der besten und beliebtesten kolumbianischen Fußballers der damaligen Zeit, eines Teils der goldenen kolumbianischen Fußballgeneration. Sie beendeten nicht nur die Hochzeit des kolumbianischen Fußballs, die Schüsse erschütterten gleichzeitig auch eine ganze Nation bis ins Mark. Der Mord an Andres Escobar rüttelte Kolumbien auf, denn er hatte nur vordergründig mit Fußball und einem Eigentor bei der WM 1994 zu tun. Der Mord offenbarte viel über den Zustand eines ganzen Landes, in dem Fußball und Drogenkartelle eng verbunden waren und ein Land, das im Krieg der Drogenbarone, in Chaos und Anarchie zu versinken drohte. Malte Asmus blickt zusammen mit dem kolumbianischen Journalisten Daniel Martinez auf den Mord an Andres Escobar, des kolumbianischen Gentleman-Fußballers und arbeitet die Umstände rund um die Bluttat noch einmal auf. Ein Mord, der schmerzhaft zeigte, was damals in Kolumbien passieren k...

Am Morgen des 2. Juli 1994 peitschten zwölf Schüsse über den Parkplatz des El Nino, einer Diskothek an einer Schnellstraße in einem Vorort der kolumbianischen Stadt Medellin. Acht davon trafen Andres Escobar tödlich. Diese Schüsse beendeten aber nicht nur das Leben eines der besten und beliebtesten kolumbianischen Fußballers der damaligen Zeit, eines Teils der goldenen kolumbianischen Fußballgeneration. Sie beendeten nicht nur die Hochzeit des kolumbianischen Fußballs, die Schüsse erschütterten gleichzeitig auch eine ganze Nation bis ins Mark. Der Mord an Andres Escobar rüttelte Kolumbien auf, denn er hatte nur vordergründig mit Fußball und einem Eigentor bei der WM 1994 zu tun. Der Mord offenbarte viel über den Zustand eines ganzen Landes, in dem Fußball und Drogenkartelle eng verbunden waren und ein Land, das im Krieg der Drogenbarone, in Chaos und Anarchie zu versinken drohte. Malte Asmus blickt zusammen mit dem kolumbianischen Journalisten Daniel Martinez auf den Mord an Andres Escobar, des kolumbianischen Gentleman-Fußballers und arbeitet die Umstände rund um die Bluttat noch einmal auf. Ein Mord, der schmerzhaft zeigte, was damals in Kolumbien passieren k...

Am Morgen des 2. Juli 1994 peitschten zwölf Schüsse über den Parkplatz des El Nino, einer Diskothek an einer Schnellstraße in einem Vorort der kolumbianischen Stadt Medellin. Acht davon trafen Andres Escobar tödlich. Diese Schüsse beendeten aber nicht nur das Leben eines der besten und beliebtesten kolumbianischen Fußballers der damaligen Zeit, eines Teils der goldenen kolumbianischen Fußballgeneration. Sie beendeten nicht nur die Hochzeit des kolumbianischen Fußballs, die Schüsse erschütterten gleichzeitig auch eine ganze Nation bis ins Mark. Der Mord an Andres Escobar rüttelte Kolumbien auf, denn er hatte nur vordergründig mit Fußball und einem Eigentor bei der WM 1994 zu tun. Der Mord offenbarte viel über den Zustand eines ganzen Landes, in dem Fußball und Drogenkartelle eng verbunden waren und ein Land, das im Krieg der Drogenbarone, in Chaos und Anarchie zu versinken drohte. Malte Asmus blickt zusammen mit dem kolumbianischen Journalisten Daniel Martinez auf den Mord an Andres Escobar, des kolumbianischen Gentleman-Fußballers und arbeitet die Umstände rund um die Bluttat noch einmal auf. Ein Mord, der schmerzhaft zeigte, was damals in Kolumbien passieren konnte, wenn man zur falschen Zeit am falschen Ort war. Das als Hintergrundmusik verwendete Soundfile trägt den Titel "Cinematic Crime Suspense", wurde erstellt von tyops. Wir verwenden dieses Musikstück in Übereinstimmung mit der CC 4.0-Lizenz.

In today's episode, we welcome Reviewbiz's Andres Escobar for part two of our conversation. While part one focused on Andres's software Reviewbiz.io, this week is all about Salesmsg, the two-way texting tool to convert leads from warm to hot. What is Salesmsg? Salesmsg is the two-way text messaging platform ideal for businesses that want to increase their conversion of warm leads. How does it do that? By automating reach-out to warm leads through SMS messaging. Targeted to people who run their own sales team (and especially those team leaders who digitally generate leads), Salesmsg offers an instant communication line to a warm lead that starts building the relationship that later leads to a sale. Sales Msg offers greater usability than other SMS companies. The big perk of working with Salesmsg is integrations - think of it as a WhatsApp that can integrate with Zapier, HubSpot, and other CRM platforms like Active Campaign. With an app available through both desktop and mobile, users can directly see what conversations were started through Salesmsg and offer a place to communicate and follow up with leads instantly. Want to get started with Sales Msg for your business? The platform offers a $1 trial for 14 days, giving you a full-feature version of the platform to create a maximum of 25 texts. This gives you the perfect opportunity to see how Salesmsg can impact your lead conversion efforts. After all, anyone can generate leads. But the tricky part is converting those leads to sales. And that's exactly what Salesmsg can help accomplish. Andres's tips for using Sales Msg? Don't just promote yourself. The lead opted in to the service for a reason - use the opportunity to connect with them! Engagement can change a lead from warm to hot - keep them engaged. Andres's podcast and book recommendations: The Bible The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday Pre-suasion by Robert Cialdini The Sales Evangelist by Donald Kelly CarrotCast by Trevor Maunch Inbound and Down by Morey Creative Studios Find Andres on LinkedIn to get in touch with him, and sign up for a trial with Andres's Salesmsg affiliate link.

Today's episode of Changing features Andres Escobar as he shares his journey that led him both away and back to Christ.   Andres grew up in faith. However, he struggled to fit in with those around him while maintaining his faith.    When he reached high school, he was determined to fit in with those around him. He turned to drugs, porn, and other vices that led him away from God.   Andres liked how these vices made him feel. He didn't want to address the consequences associated with his actions. But he knew his current path wasn't fulfilling, and he was living without purpose.   What changed?   At his lowest point in 2009, Andres had an emotional love affair. His wife, however, was able to forgive him, thinking, “if Jesus can forgive, so can I.” Her forgiveness inspired Andres and allowed him to develop his own relationship with Christ after seeing her strength. While his relationship with Christ was growing, Andres was still unable to give up porn.  How did Andres surrender his vice?   At a church retreat in November of 2018, Andres found the right path. In a retreat activity, each attendee wrote something they wanted to surrender to God. Different people then threw one another's struggles onto a fire. Andres chose porn.   Shortly after the retreat, he got fired from his job. Andres realized that fruit doesn't grow in the mountains, but in the valleys - God was leading him on this path for a reason.   He met a man at a business conference, and that man eventually offered Andres his next job. That same man even credits Andres for leading him on his own path to God.   Now, Andres and his family live through Christ and live by the message “We must preach the gospel, and when necessary, use words.” - St. Francis.   Andres's advice for someone starting a relationship with God? Find a few people with whom you connect, and do life with them. Be accountable for one another in your relationships with God, and be yourself.   Check out Andres's business reviewbiz.io, and reach out to him via reviewbiz.io's Instagram.

On today's episode of MORE, we're joined by the founder of reviewbiz.io, Andres Escobar. Andres created this marketing and sales tool to help companies generate authentic reviews for their business, and we're thrilled he joined us to share his platform. How did Andres Create reviewbiz.io, and what does it do? A friend of his introduced him to marketing and review platforms. Andres asked himself, “how can I do this better?” and launched his company. He attributes his friend and mentor Chris Brisson from Salesmsg for guiding Andres through his company's development. Reviewbiz.io generates the only thing better than word-of-mouth marketing: digital word-of-mouth marketing. His company reaches out to a client's current customer list via text and email and prompts them to complete a review. What makes his company different from every other review company? Reviewbiz doesn't just push people to complete a Facebook or Google review (platforms an audience might not have.) Instead, they offer multiple methods to generate a higher return. Reviewbiz also provides clean water to a family for an entire year upon completing a review, which gives people an opportunity to give back. There are methods to using reviews and testimonials properly. Reviews provide crucial information about a business's perception. They reveal problems an owner might not be aware of, like a mean receptionist or broken equipment. You can use reviews to supplement your entire digital footprint. Think about incorporating them on your website, social media, and even email campaigns. People buy from businesses they like, know, and trust. Reviews help bridge that gap. A big perk of Reviewbiz is that it provides easy integration with CRMs like Salesforce, Mailchimp, and Hubspot. They also offer integration with Quickbooks and other platforms to help incorporate review information across your business. Reviewbiz offers a free 14-day trial, so you can see firsthand if the platform is right for you. Demo bookings are also available on the website. What's next for them? They plan to create software that allows customers to create video reviews.  Recommendations by Andres: Check Google My Business for any business owners out there; you'll be able to discover a ton of interesting information. Books The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday The Practice Acceleration Method -  Tristan Bond The Sales Acceleration Formula - Mark Roberge The Bible Podcast:  Up My Influence Josh Elledge The Sales Evangelist Donald Kelly CarrotCast by Trevor Mauch Find Andres on LinkedIn to get in touch with him!

Fue mucho lo que se habló en este podcast, la música giró alrededor de este podcast, parchese y disfrute, ¡ojo! que viene parte dos.

EP10. En este episodio me acompaña Andres Escobar (host del podcast Hablemos) este año nos unimos para llevarte los acontecimientos del 2020. #TeamWork

Le Mans 1933: Christine und Léa Papin, Hausangestellte einer französischen Familie töten grausam ihre Arbeitgeberin und deren Tochter. Die Tat, der Prozess und das Urteil bei Zart & Bitter. Außerdem: Das folgenschwere Eigentor des kolumbianischen Fußballspielers Andrés Escobar bei der Fußballweltmeisterschaft 1994.

EP9. Aquí comparto el audio y trabajo de Andres Escobar un muchacho podcaster muy talentoso y quien me dio acceso a este audio... Esta es una entrevista donde hablo de todo un poco y quizás conozcas algo de mi que no sabías. Pero en serio les recomiendo escuchar el podcast (Hablemos con Andres Escobar) muy bueno :) Aquí qui les dejo el link https://podlink.to/elpodcasthablemos

Andres Escobar was a quality international footballer. He had won domestic silverware and was now part of a promising Colombian national team who were heading for the World Cup Finals in the USA ranked fourth in the world. Even the Brazilian legend Pele tipped them as favourites. Under the pressure of huge expectations the Columbians underperformed and Escobar scored an own goal against the USA. The goal proved fatal to Columbia's chances of qualification and deadly to Escobar who was assassinated on his return to his home country. This is the story of Andres Escobar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's July 4 2014 and national team defender Mario Yepes has just scored a goal against Brazil in the stadium in Fortaleza. Had the goal stood, Brazil, the hosts would have gone out, alas no, the goal was wrongly disallowed and Colombia were sent home in the Quarter Finals, their best ever showing. With historian Miguel Cuadros, we reflect on this momentous occasion in Colombia's footballing history, an event which brought - despite the undesirable loss - the joy back into the beautiful game for Colombia. The murder of Andres Escobar was pushed back as a distant memory and James Rodriguez and Radamel Falcao showed what the cafeteros were capable of. On a political level, would a victory against Brazil have led to national euphoria and a change in the Colombian mentality and psyche. Anything could have been possible? Would people have taken to the peace accords differently, would they have had a positivity about the country? It's worth considering. Tune in for a fascinating discussion on what could have been...

30 for 30 documentary reviewed: “The Two Escobars.” Sam, Nic, and Ren review a documentary about drug lord Pablo Escobar and soccer star Andres Escobar, both huge figures in Columbia. They also rank their favorite Halloween candy and Nic sparks a discussion about Tim Tebow. *We are working to fix the audio overlap issues.*

A look at ESPN's brilliant 30 for 30 series, specifically The Two Escobars episode from the first season in 2009 which looks at the rise of drug kingpin and cartel boss Pablo Escobar and how his influence on Colombian football coincided with the country's clubs and national team having success like never before. The tale interweaves with defender Andres Escobar's own career and tragic death following the 1994 World Cup. Don't worry, there's loads of daft stuff as well, including a musical treat at the end of the episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bei Stand Jetzt, dem ersten Sportpodcast des Tages freuen sich Malte Asmus und Andreas Wurm heute besonders, dass ihr euch auch am Welt-UFO-Tag zur unheimlichen Begegnung der dritten Art mit ihnen entschlossen habt. Gemeinsam werdet ihr gleich Stimmen hören sehr prominente sogar. Die Stimme von Thomas Hitzlsperger zum Aufstieg des VfB Stuttgart und die von Sebastian Vettel zur Restart der Formel 1, Heidenheims Frank Schmitt erzählt außerdem noch was zur Relegation gegen Werder heute... Malte und Andreas gedenken außerdem Andres Escobar nein, damit ist nicht der Drogenboss gemeint das war Pablo. Es geht um den Fußballer Escobar, nicht verwandt und nicht verschwägert, der aber heute vor 26 Jahren vermutlich von einem Drogenkartell erschossen wurde. Außerdem gibt es wie immer Top und Flop des Tages für euch, ein besonders Hartes Geburtstagskind des Tages und unsere Morning Men verraten euch - passend zu unserer Mystery-Folge heute - die Wahrheit über Hertha BSC und die Zahl 666 - 666 the number of the beast. Und die Wahrheit, die ist nicht irgendwo da draußen ... die liegt nicht etwa auf dem Platz die Wahrheit liegt in diesem Podcast. Stand jetzt au...

Bei Stand Jetzt, dem ersten Sportpodcast des Tages freuen sich Malte Asmus und Andreas Wurm heute besonders, dass ihr euch auch am Welt-UFO-Tag zur unheimlichen Begegnung der dritten Art mit ihnen entschlossen habt. Gemeinsam werdet ihr gleich Stimmen hören sehr prominente sogar. Die Stimme von Thomas Hitzlsperger zum Aufstieg des VfB Stuttgart und die von Sebastian Vettel zur Restart der Formel 1, Heidenheims Frank Schmitt erzählt außerdem noch was zur Relegation gegen Werder heute... Malte und Andreas gedenken außerdem Andres Escobar nein, damit ist nicht der Drogenboss gemeint das war Pablo. Es geht um den Fußballer Escobar, nicht verwandt und nicht verschwägert, der aber heute vor 26 Jahren vermutlich von einem Drogenkartell erschossen wurde. Außerdem gibt es wie immer Top und Flop des Tages für euch, ein besonders Hartes Geburtstagskind des Tages und unsere Morning Men verraten euch - passend zu unserer Mystery-Folge heute - die Wahrheit über Hertha BSC und die Zahl 666 - 666 the number of the beast. Und die Wahrheit, die ist nicht irgendwo da draußen ... die liegt nicht etwa auf dem Platz die Wahrheit liegt in diesem Podcast. Stand jetzt au...

The passion that Murray speaks about the 10 sports documentaries he has picked is infectious. See the list below. Follow Murray on Twitter at @murraybarnettWe also did a bonus list of 12 ESPN documentaries from when he worked at the company.The lists are in no particular order. On the podcast, Murray tells me his super faves.1. A Sunday in Hell (1976) | YouTube | Cycling2. Deep Water (2006) | Amazon Prime (rental) | Sailing3. Dogtown and Z Boys (2001) | Netflix | Skateboarding4. Do You Believe in Miracles (2001) | YouTube | Ice Hockey5. Freedom's Fury (2006) | N/A | Olympics 6. Iverson (2014) | YouTube rental | Basketball7. Salute (2008) | Amazon Prime | Olympics8. Sons of Cuba (2009) | Amazon Prime | Boxing9. TT: Closer to the Edge (2011) | Amazon Prime (rental) | Motorcycle10. Barkley Marathons: The race that eats its young (2014) | Amazon Prime (rental) | RunningBonusMurray's Best Ever ESPN Documentaries1. Kings Ransom – NHL's Wayne Gretsky's controversial move to the LA Kings2. No Crossover: The Trial of Allen Iverson3. 9.79 – 1988 100m Olympic Final4. The 16th Man – 1995 Rugby World Cup5. June 17th 1994 – OJ6. The Two Escobars -The 1994 FIFA World Cup and the tragedy of Andres Escobar 7. Jordan Rides the Bus – Michael Jordan plays Minor League Baseball8. Unmatched – Evert and Navratilova9. Once Brothers – NBA players torn apart by politics – Croatian Drazen Petrovic and Serbian Vlade Divac10. No Mas – Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto Duran in the 1980's11. When the Garden was Eden – 1970's New York Knicks12. White, Blue and White – Ricky Villa and Ossie Ardiles at Tottenham Hotspur during the Falklands crisis --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/forfriendsandfamily/support

Simon Edwards, South American football journalist and Colombian football expert for World Football Index, joins us to discuss his top 5 memorable matches. Simon tells us about Colombia's famous 5-0 victory in Argentina which earned them automatic qualification for USA 94 and the tragic death of Andres Escobar that followed their exit from the competition. England's 4-1 thrashing of the Dutch at Euro 96 is on the agenda, as is a James Rodriguez inspired victory for Colombia at the 2014 World Cup. Simon also goes with Arsenal's 4-0 mauling of Everton to secure the Premier League title in 97-98, and there's Copa Libertadores drama where a 95th minute winner causes a mass brawl!

In the first episode in this new series from World Football Index, we take a look at the Colombia side that went to the 1994 World Cup following a stunning 0-5 win against Argentina in Buenos Aires. It is a tale of hope, joy and despair that culminated in the tragic death of leading defender Andres Escobar. Joining Simon Edwards on this episode is the BBC’s oracle of South American Football - Tim Vickery, together with Colombian-American journalist Felipe Cardenas who writes for The Athletic. Produced and hosted by Simon Edwards Guests were Tim Vickery and Felipe Cardenas Editing by Simon Edwards and Adam Brandon A World Football Index Production

In this episode, we’re journeying back to 1994, and the shocking shooting following the Colombian National team’s loss in the World Cup.

1994 was an uncertain time in Colombia, Pablo Escobar had been killed and Medellin was in chaos. The hope was that Colombia would reignite national pride preforming well in the FIFA World Cup. Hear this story of corruption, cartels and how one of Colombian Football's most popular captains would end up dead.

Let’s go down, Doccalo. Down to Colomba during a time where soccer and notorious drug kingpins excelled in pride and influence. Two different Escobars with a similar background on two different personality paths. Andres Escobar would become a rare talent on the soccer field and a national treasure. Pablo Escobar would become a patron saint of rappers and a national treasure in his own right. Drew and Bob knock down another sports doc with one of the more well regarded flicks in the ESPN film oeuvre. We rap about “The Two Escobars” by Jeff and Michael Zimbalist and it doesn’t pull many punches. A fascinating and dangerous time told through the lives of two notorious Colombians told from the Colombian perspective. We’re still working on getting a Gucci Mane interview. Maybe this movie could have used talking heads of twenty plus rappers tearing up while talking about Pablo Escobar. Also there’s a lot of soccer. Good soccer. Did Andres sit on Pablos knee in a Colombian “Prison”? Such rumors are rude and we won’t support them. Who’s doing the cocaine now? Seriously. We want to know. Keep on GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL!!!! www.documenteerspodcast.com Here’s the trailer: https://youtu.be/PHzixowbbYU Hindsight: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/12/pablo-escobar-legacy-25-years-tributes-disgust-181202082338342.html Ouch: https://youtu.be/qFjke_ahBYY Reading this is required for entry into the Cartel: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocaine

Colpevole di autogol: è questo il verdetto emesso per il difensore colombiano Andres Escobar, ucciso a colpi di mitra. Su Sportcast, il podcast sportivo di Giuliano Terenzi

Colpevole di autogol: è questo il verdetto emesso per il difensore colombiano Andres Escobar, ucciso a colpi di mitra. Su Sportcast, il podcast sportivo di Giuliano Terenzi

We open the show by remembering the murder of Andres Escobar, looking into the Mandela theory and discussing some of the wildest conspiracy theories. Onto sports, we tackle all of the latest football news including Sarri's move to Juve and all the transfer gossip. TK then makes the case as to why making all PEDs legal is the only way to eradicate the abuse. We close the show by asking whether bare knuckle boxing is too barbaric? Hosted by Luke Byron and joined by Tom Kennett, Alex Jones & Jack Harper

Lectura del texto Examinando las Escriruras 2019. Leido por Andres Escobar

En este episodio contamos la historia sobre ' The Machete Killer' Juan Corona y su lista de muerte, y tambien hablamos sobre la triste historia de Andres Escobar, y lo que vino para terminar su carrera

La plática con Andres me hizo entender que las ideas de emprendimiento social son posibles, pero también que el éxito nunca llega de la noche a la mañana, se trabaja duro por conseguirlo o como bien diría él: se alcanza hasta que te animas a vivir aquello que tanto miedo te causa. Me voló la mente y espero no sonar repetitivo pero vale la pena escuchar esta episodio de principio... Sigamos conociendo más salvadoreños como Andres.

Do you like hiking? Well, you won't after Caity, Sandy, and Sarah delve into the mystery of the deadly Dyatlov Pass incident which includes death, missing tongues, and possibly ancient bears (though most likely not). Afterwards the ladies discuss the consequences of when you score for the other team, when they talk about soccer player Andres Escobar's unfortunate and costly mistake. GOOOOAAALLLL!  

Former U.S. National Team captain Marcelo Balboa and filmmaker Michael Zimbalist join co-host Jim Litke to recount the sequence of events that led to the tragic “own goal” in the 1994 World Cup and the murder of Colombian defender Andres Escobar. Also on the show: a recap/preview of important games with deputy international AP sports editor Chris Lehourites and an NBA draft segment by Tim Reynolds. On the menu: a 14-year-old shall feed them.

Andres Escobar is a digital marketing specialist helping businesses grow. He has been able to marry his passions and work. A driven individual seeking to move his family to that next level. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sherman-on/support

In 2015, Andres Escobar and his fellow IMPCT co-founders beat over 20,000 teams to win the Hult Prize Challenge. Now coffee drinkers around the world are fueling their Playcare expansion.

Í Sparkvarpi vikunnar litu strákarnir til Suður-Ameríku, nánar tiltekið til Kólumbíu. Þeir rifjuðu upp Narco-fótboltatímabilið þar í landi. Á 10. áratugnum setti eiturlyfjabaróninn Pablo Escobar miklar fjárhæðir í fótboltann og lét byggja knattspyrnuvelli víða um Kólumbíu, einna helst í Medellín. Það leiddi til þess að mikill uppgangur varð í boltanum og komst Kólumbía á þrjú stórmót í röð eftir langa bið. Escobar hafði mikinn áhuga á íþróttinni og notaði völd sín óspart í eigin hag. Í Kólumbíu sameinaði fótbolti þjóðina á þrotatímum og gaf þeim von sem skjótt breyttist í sorg. Þá olli sterkt lið Kólumbíu miklum vonbrigðum á HM 1994, meðal annars með því að tapa á móti heimamönnum í Bandaríkjunum þar sem varnarmaðurinn Andres Escobar skoraði frægt sjálfsmark. Andres Escobar var myrtur skömmu seinna í heimalandi sínu eftir að Kólumbía komst ekki áfram. Strákarnir rifjuðu upp merkilega tíma þjóðarinnar bæði utan sem innar vallar. Ásamt því fóru þeir yfir skemmtilega karaktera sem hafa spilað fyrir Kólumbíu og tóku stöðuna á landsliðinu í dag.

Andres Escobar, highly regarded, internationally, as a commercial and residential interior designer talks about growing up in Columbia, and his path to find balance and function in his creations.

Hoy en nuestro estudio conversamos con Andrés Escobar, joven ganador de premio Hult Prize 2015, entregado por Bill Clinton y Guillermo Rivera, director creativo de Rivera & Rivera en el Día del Publicista.

In 1994, the Colombian defender Andres Escobar was murdered in the city of Medellin shortly after scoring an own goal in a crucial match at the World Cup. Many linked his death directly to his mistake on the pitch. Sporting Witness talks to Colombian journalist Luis Fernando Restrepo, a friend of Escobar's who saw him on the night he was killed. (Photo: Getty Images)