Podcast appearances and mentions of Art Schlichter

Episode Summary: While working on the new season of Pretend, I wanted to bring back an episode from 2018 that's worth another listen. It's the story of Art Schlichter, a former Ohio State football star whose gambling addiction wrecked his life—and the lives of others. One of those people was Anita Barney, the widow of a Wendy's CEO, who lost everything after trusting the wrong person. This isn't just a story about gambling. It's about how someone can slowly gain control over another person's life and bank account, one small ask at a time. Topics Covered: ✔ How Art Schlichter went from an NFL draft pick to a convicted con artist ✔ The way he pulled Anita Barney into his schemes ✔ How quickly financial fraud can spiral out of control Resources & Links:

Former OSU quarterback Art Schlichter's gambling addiction turns him into a con artist. (Original air date: 7/24/2017)

Welcome to episode 22 of Ohio 88 where I, your host, Heather Wright, will discuss one of the most notorious individuals from Fayette County, Ohio.  For this episode, we will be discussing Art Schlichter.  Schlichter, who is a Bloomingburg native and former Ohio State and NFL quarterback, is perhaps best known for throwing the decisive interception in the 1978 Gator Bowl.   In the aftermath of that interception, Coach Woody Hayes was fired for punching Clemson linebacker Charlie Bauman in the.  But that's not what we're here for.  Art Schlichter's gambling addiction was ever present throughout his life and led to multiple stints in prison. _____________________________________________________________________Support the show by joining Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/ohio88Check out our new website - www.ohio88podcast.comOur music was created by Nico of We Talk of DreamsOur research for this episode was completed by Courtney of the Cult of Domesticity Podcast.*All sources for this episode will be on the website soon.

Happy Wildcard Wednesday! Buckeye hoops loses again, another new streaming service is coming, we heard from Ryan Day today on NSD, Fat Boy Food Tip, a dumb man is going to jail, On Campus, people have never been better-looking, Art Schlichter is in more trouble, & Name Dropping with Jeff Rimer.

Schlichter, 63, was stopped by the Ohio State Highway Patrol late Friday afternoon when a trooper noticed a vehicle driven by Schlichter sitting near East Hudson Street and Hamilton Avenue in Columbus, Ohio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EPISODE 72: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN A-Block (1:45) OH GOD I so wanted Trump to declare his candidacy last night. He was THISCLOSE to doing it at his fascist rally in Ohio and thus snatching defeat for the Republicans from the jaws of victory, like he did in Georgia. But somebody got to him! (3:46) Whatever happens today, the media is doing everything it can to stick to the "Red Wave" narrative: Their polls all indicate Democratic leads in the Generic Congressional Ballot so what did Politico, Yahoo, and Reuters do? THEY DISMISSED THEIR OWN POLLS AS OUTLIERS. It all underscores the real media narrative: The media corporations are sucking up to the fascists (8:30) Last night, the Republicans gave away the next narrative: any election undecided by Wednesday morning has been fixed by the Democrats (10:48) Oh by the way, a key member of Russia's 2016 Conspiracy with Trump confessed to interfering in the election (11:45) And Elon Musk tweeted more Nazi names and six months after saying "for Twitter to deserve public trust it must be politically neutral" he told his 115,000,000 followers they should vote Republican. Oh and he's also talking about putting all of Twitter behind a paywall.  B-Block (16:40) EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY: Ace has been reserved! Today it's Angie, in Brooklyn (17:33) POSTSCRIPTS TO THE NEWS: Bannon incarceration delayed, Ted Cruz hit by a White Claw and Texas police actually just don't stand there (19:24) IN SPORTS: Check with me Monday after new Coach Saturday makes his debut Sunday; It's the strangest NFL coaching move since Rock Island fired its coach mid-game in 1921. Baseball free agent news and the new Veterans' Hall of Fame Ballot is out: McGriff, Murphy, Mattingly, four roiders, one jackass - where's Keith Hernandez? (23:27) Brit "Trash OnThe Street" Hume and CNN's New Morning Show, called "Fascists? Please Let Us Live!" are no match for the all-time champion of Conventional Political Lack of Wisdom and Groupthink: Chris Cillizza with an all-time great column, telling History Teacher Jim Clyburn he doesn't understand history. C-Block (34:00) THINGS I PROMISED NOT TO TELL: The day in 1981 the disc jockey on the top New York radio station tried to kill me and then get me fired for daring to criticize "his" New York Giants on his show. The saga of Ted Brown and "he won't remember that either" (49:55) Plus, because it was handy, a complete sportscast from December 30, 1981, and 22-year old me doing an entire sportscast on WNEW Radio in New York, complete with the latest Wayne Gretzky news (and Ted Brown).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

90210 memories, angry Alex Jones fans v. DMP, a brand-new Bonerline, Tom Mazawey endorses Herschel Walker, celebrities in need of Cameo money, Clarktober continues and Jim Bentley sits in for a missing Marc.Jim Bentley is here today. Inflation is going great and it's his fault.Herschel Walker is a Native American now.Alex Jones fans are very angry with us for not being #TeamAlex.SiriusXM got really butthurt that Karl and WATP goofed on Howards Stern.Killers: Chicks think Jeffrey Dahmer is hot. Angela Lansbury vs Charles Manson. Mike Tyson's former photographer is accusing the champ of touching her boobs. Mike responds the she was practically grooming him.This is the best version of Tubthumping possibly ever.Jerkmate brings you another Bonerline. Call of text 209-66-Boner.Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams to get up a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 4 months for free! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee.Nikolas Cruz gets life in prison, no death penalty.Tom Mazawey joins the show (late) to discuss weaseling in to the Spartans game, evaluate Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen's relationship, endorse Herschel Walker, defend Davante Adams, eulogize Angela Lansbury and more.It rained last night so naturally BranDon lost power.Art Schlichter died last night... and then came back to life!Gisele Bundchen complains on the internet about Tom Brady.Britney Spears deleted her Instagram AGAIN.Johnny Depp looks bizarre these days.Boring Austin Green is injecting blood into his head to try and keep his hair.We take a look at the latest celebrities that need your money on Cameos.90210 memories.Cuba Gooding Jr. gets slap on the wrist.It's back to basketball for Emoni Bates.Hunter Biden's lawyer got trolled and then very angry.We continue with Clarktober. Listen!Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

Dan Sellers joined J.T. to talk UC's narrow win against USF, having to check a fan (now friends), kicking it with Art Schlichter and more --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jesse-smith51/support

Art Schlichter was very definitely a charter member of the Lucky Sperm Club. Born with superior athletic talent that was borderline freaky. As the Ohio State quarterback at just 18 he achieved a social status 4 levels above God. But then came the downward spiral. From a standing ovation from 90 thousand screaming fans to being an inmate of the toughest maximum security prison in the U.S. 

As a star quarterback for Ohio State University, Art Schlichter was drafted by the Baltimore Colts and seemed to have the world at his feet. But that would all come crashing down as his severe gambling addiction would cost him his career, friends, family, and ultimately his freedom. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryan-christopher-horn/support

Sports betting legislation is being considered at the Ohio Statehouse. In this episode, Curtis Jackson discusses the matter with James Kahler, Executive Director of the Center for Sports Administration at Ohio University. They discuss the progress of sports betting legislation, how it will impact Ohio's sports venues and teams, and previous cases of sports betting scandals including Cincinnati Reds great Pete Rose and former Ohio State quarterback Art Schlichter.

Today we have our first True Crime Sports update! With former Ohio State and Colts QB Art Schlichter recently being released from prison, we wanted to provide an update for everyone on one of the most popular subjects on the show. We discuss why Art was released from prison, the prosecutors reaction to him being released, and some of the conditions of his release that will surprise you.    Be sure to check out our full True Crime Sports episode on Art Schlichter to get the full picture on the scope of his crimes.   For more, visit us online at http://distantreplaypodcast.com 

We Tackle Life podcast...9-1-21 OSU set for opener at Minnesota Who will lead OSU in rushing? Which Buckeye is their best bet in the Heisman Trophy race? Art Schlichter paroled from prison Urban Meyer says the quiet part out loud and the NFLPA doesn't like it Assurance amid uncertainty Find out more at https://spielman-and-hooley.pinecast.co

We Tackle Life podcast, Friday, July 30: Quinn Ewers may enroll early at OSU Does Ryan Day want that: What are the ramifications of Ewers' immediate arrival Does anyone remember Art Schlichter? Duane Washington gets signed, but not drafted Curt Schilling asks for courtesy, and instead receives petulance from BBWAA Simone Biles gives greater insight into her decision that would have been helpful earlier Simple words of everlasting truth Find out more at https://spielman-and-hooley.pinecast.co

On this edition of Buckeye ReTalkables, it's time to dive into the first Michigan game for head coach Earle Bruce, as the undefeated Ohio State Buckeyes go to Ann Arbor in 1979.Doug Lesmerises, Nathan Baird and Stephen Means watched the game and saw an OSU program in transition in the first season after Woody Hayes … and a program that nearly won a national title. The Buckeyes won this game in Michigan Stadium 18-15 thanks to defense and special teams, and a few big plays from sophomore quarterback Art Schlichter.Listen as the guys go through the ReTalkable categories, discussing the tackling and style of linebacker Al Washington, the father of current OSU linebackers coach Al Washington Jr.; the rising ability of freshman linebacker Marcus Marek; the speed and skill of Michigan receiver Anthony Carter; the several questionable coaching moves from Michigan's Bo Schembechler; and the win that would serve as the high point of the Bruce era as the Buckeyes stayed perfect and headed to the Rose Bowl, where they would lose a claim to a national title with a 17-16 loss to USC.But after losing three straight to Michigan to end the Hayes era, this was a huge win for Ohio State. Thanks for reliving it on Buckeye ReTalkables from cleveland.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Art Schlichter was, and is a scumbag. From being a draft bust, to success in Arena Football, to scamming his lawyer, CEO's, and thousands of people in between.

Art Schlichter is a quarterback you may have never heard of but could have been an all-timer if he could have avoided trouble. Today we'll tell you the story of this Ohio State star, 4th overall NFL Draft pick, but a compulsive gambler that couldn't stay away from harness tracks and money schemes.  Find more episodes like this one at http://distantreplay.com 

Most kids serve as IT departments for their parents. Loper says goodbye to a very dear friend. Art Schlichter is coming back to Ohio, but still won't be free. Ren & Stimpy are returning to your television very soon. Jake Paul's home was raided in California. Plus, Match Game, Helium Theater, Marty Jannetty, the Atomic Bomb and more!

Freddie Freeman's not back, Freddie Freeman's back! Pache is not, Why Puig is a good fit, top 10 bullpens, Danica and Aaron split and all the great puns that come with that, sportswriters write themselves out of a job, Badgers go black, Art Schlichter still has a hard name to pronounce and he's still gambling, Volunteer beating, James Harden in trouble for not following the herd like a good sheep, petedavis.buzzsprout.com, Pete's Tweets, This Day in Baseball History, breaking news about Freeman, Tom Herman's hot seat, Bama gets twin towers. Listen and I'll finally finish that story I started Wednesday but forgot to finish

The podcast about uniform numbers breaks down the greatest athletes ever to wear uniform number 10. Baseball great Ron Cey joins Tom and Rudy to talk about how he got #10 with the Dodgers, what it was like to wear #11 in stops in Chicago and Oakland, the nickname, “The Penguin” and how it feels to have another Dodger third baseman wearing the number he made famous. We also have our Contenders, Heat Check, Screen Stars, the Hall of Shame, a non-soccer Hall of Fame and more!Today's GuestRon Cey played third base for the Los Angeles Dodgers from 1971 to 1987. He was a key member of the powerhouse Dodger teams of the 1970s that won four National League pennants and won the 1981 World Series in which Cey was named MVP.  He was a six-time All-Star and is still the highest-rated Dodger infielder of all-time by WAR. He finished his career playing for the Chicago Cubs and Oakland A's while wearing #11.Show Notes00:39 – “A very special number indeed for me” Rudy kicks things off with a heartwarming story of how a youngster growing up in Florida wore #10 in honor of Dodgers third baseman, Ron Cey and his super-cool nickname, “The Penguin”.2:45 – “Number 10 in soccer is . . . it's everything” Rudy explains the special meaning the #10 uniform has for soccer players at all levels, from Pele and Messi to Carli Lloyd and Michelle Akers. He likens #10 in soccer to #23 in the NBA. 3:48 – “He's bald as a billiard ball in Britain. He comes over here to America to play in the MLS and he's got a full head of hair.” Tom wonders exactly what the deal is with Wayne Rooney's hair. 5:13 – “Ron, thanks so much for being here . . .” Ron Cey joins the podcast to talk about his time wearing the number 10!14:14 – “I love Chipper Jones.” Rudy and Tom discuss the Contenders for the all-time list of top #10s. The conversation includes Lefty Grove,  Sir Francis Tarkenton (and whether or not he's the predecessor of Lamar Jackson),  Eli Manning (and whether or not he's a modern-day Henry Winkler),  Walt Frazier (of Southern Illinois University fame),  whether or not Dennis Rodman belongs on the list of Contenders, Bob Love, why BJ Armstrong still looks like a child and Guy LaFleur.  Sentimental picks include Ron Cey, Brad Van Pelt, Manute Bol (and his run-in with Tim Hardaway), Bol Bol, Pavel Bure, Candace Cameron Bure, Mookie Blaylock (and the story of the early days of Pearl Jam) and Nancy Lieberman.27:22 – “So now it's time for Heat Check.” Tom and Rudy discuss current players wearing #10 who may be Contenders for the all-time list down the road. 31:00 – “You can disagree with me, but you'll be wrong.” Tom lays out the top 5 actors to wear the #10 in the first edition of Screen Stars. 33:29 – “I'm gonna combo platter Heat Check and Hall of Shame . . .” The Hall of Shame, bad players or bad moments with players wearing #10 debuts. with discussions of Mitch Trubisky, Leon Durham, Art Schlichter, Rusty Staub having his number retired by the Expos after only 3 ½ seasons in Montreal, RG III and Vince Young.38:14 – “Which brings us to the Hall of Fame . . .” Here's the list (minus soccer players):1.     Fran Tarkenton2.     Chipper Jones3.     Walt Frazier & Nancy Lieberman4.     Eli Manning5.     Guy LaFleurHit us up on our website and find us on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook. Hat tip to Friend of PUN Jorge Martin for hooking up the Ron Cey Interview. Check out his podcast HERE.

Purdue Football is over, it's the middle of the finals break for Purdue Basketball, and the early signing period for football doesn't start for another week. So why not take this time to step away from Purdue for a little bit and talk about the weird stories of the sports world. The Let's Get Weird, Sports Podcast is back for "Season 2" (we never really had seasons but Travis and Paul use it anyways), and today they talk about the former Ohio State and Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts quarterback, Art Schlichter. This podcast mainly focuses on his post football life, which involved gambling additions that spiraled into his arrest in 2011. We hope you listen in and enjoy the podcast during the Purdue sports break. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dwayne Haskins was not in the mood to be politically correct after falling to pick No. 15 of the first round of the NFL Draft to the Washington Redskins Thursday night. Haskins' exact words were: "I'm more motivated than ever. Now I've got an even bigger chip on my shoulder. The league done messed up." And it wasn't just that Haskins slipped to the middle part of the round. It is that the New York Giants selected QB Daniel Jones from Duke at pick No. 6 instead of Haskins. Now, Giants GM Dave Gettleman might be the only person on the planet who would have done that, but he did it. Patrick Murphy joins Dave Biddle on today's show to discuss why Haskins fell in this draft. Is there something fans don't know about, or is this just the typical paralysis by analysis that we see from the NFL? But hey, the good news is Haskins became the first Big Ten quarterback to be taken in the first round since Kerry Collins from Penn State in 1995. Haskins also became the first Ohio State QB to be taken in the first round since Art Schlichter in 1982. Furthermore, Haskins gets to play his professional ball for a team located just 14 miles from Haskins' parents' house in Potomac, Md. (The Haskins family moved from New Jersey to the D.C. area when Haskins was in 9th grade.) Also, Nick Bosa went No. 2 overall to the San Francisco 49ers. How early will Dre'Mont Jones, Parris Campbell, Terry McLaurin, Michael Jordan and perhaps others hear their names called during rounds 2-3 tonight? All of that and more on a drafty version of the Friday extravaganza. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Ohio 88; we will examine the most notorious individual from each one of Ohio's 88 counties.  We will explore crimes such as bank robberies, poisoning, shootouts with police, burglary, embezzlement, school shootings, sports ticket fraud and more.Additionally, we will take a look into the backgrounds of some of the most infamous individuals who called Ohio their home.  Some of these people include Charles Manson, Donald Harvey, Ariel Castro, Charles Arthur "Pretty Boy" Floyd, Art Schlichter, James Worley, T.J. Lane, Eric David Harris, even the husband and wife duo - Michael and Sharon Gravelle.------The music used in this episode is by Jahzzar and is called Thin Line.  You can listen to/download this track via http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Crime_Scene/Thin_Line 

Michael Citro and Chip Minnich break down a frustrating Ohio State loss at Purdue, discuss Nick Bosa's decision to withdraw from college and focus on entry to the NFL, Dwayne Haskins breaking Art Schlichter's passing records, and much more.

Michael Citro and Chip Minnich break down a frustrating Ohio State loss at Purdue, discuss Nick Bosa's decision to withdraw from college and focus on entry to the NFL, Dwayne Haskins breaking Art Schlichter's passing records, and much more.

Previously on Pretend Radio, we learned how Art Schlichter’s gambling habits destroyed Anita Barney life. She went from being the wealthy widow of a Wendy’s CEO to becoming broke and struggling to pay her light bill. In part two of The Gambler, we’re going to talk about how Anita went from being Art Schlichter’s victim to his accomplice.  You can find Anita Barney's memoir titled "Quarterback Sneak: Exposing the Criminal Game Plan of Art Schlichter" on Amazon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the story of disgraced Ohio State quarterback Art Schlichter. In order to understand Art Schlichter’s crimes, you first have to understand how his story ends. Anita Barney, heiress and widow of a former Wendy’s CEO, lost every single penny her husband left her.  Art Schlichter and Anita Barney How did it happen? Art Schlichter gambled away her entire fortune.    This episode was written and produced by Javier Leiva Music by: Cylinder Eight by Chris Zabriskie Careless Morning, Bivly, Pxl Eventuat, Pxl Cray, Pxl Ultra by Blue Dot Sessions Bittersweet, Pounded Piano by Podington Bear No More Trap by Audiobinger     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we take a deep look at one of the biggest human disasters in the history of the NFL, sports, and general mankind. This all time draft bust has a 30 year legacy of professional disappointment, thievery, deception, degenerate behavior, and a trail of destroyed lives, and families that could challenge any person that Crime In Sports has ever, or will ever explore. With victims ranging from family, to friends, to substance abusing doctors, confused federal public defenders, and widows of major fast food corporation CEOs. Call your bookie, pay off your mob debts, and rob everyone you've ever met into bankruptcy with Art Schlichter!!Check us out, every Tuesday. We will continue to bring you the biggest idiots in sports history! Hosted by James Pietragallo & Jimmie Whisman New episodes every Tuesday!! Please subscribe, rate, and review! Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts! Head to shutupandgivememurder.com for all things Crime in Sports! For merchandise: crimeinsports.threadless.com Check out James and Jimmie's other show: Small Town Murder   Follow us on social media! Facebook: facebook.com/crimeinsports Instagram: instagram.com/smalltownmurder Twitter: twitter.com/MurderSmall   Contact the show: crimeinsports@gmail.com Donate on Patreon: patreon.com/crimeinsports PayPal: paypal.me/crimeinsports

Anita Barney, widow of the former CEO for Wendy's restaurant, is the only child of an alcoholic father, a victim of physical and emotional abuse by her first husband, a breast cancer survivor, and the target of a compulsive gambler and criminal predator.  Anita's honest messages of hope, forgiveness, and second chances will connect with you on many levels. Anita is a woman who traveled in the 'best' circles.  She had been engaged to Henry Mancini and Perry Como was her neighbor.  She was not an ignorant woman but easy prey. When I saw Anita on the Dr. Phil show, I wanted her to be my guest on Never Ever Give Up Hope. Her story needs to be told.   Even as cancer claimed her husband's life, Bob ensured his wife was financially secure and left her with chilling advice, “Don’t let a man take all of your money.” There are vultures who seek out the elderly and widows, in particular.  Anita was victimized by a successful football player, Art Schlichter.   She also borrowed money from friends, believing it was a solid investment and would earn them a good return.   She was unaware that Art was a compulsive gambler, using her money to nurture his habit.  By the time she realized what Art was doing, he began to threaten her if she would not comply with his constant requests for more money. She became part of an FBI sting to catch him in the act.  As a result. he is now serving a prison term. But her story does not end there.  She was left penniless and even worse, almost friendless.  Her accusers are demanding justice and hoping for revenge.  She was a victim, in every sense.  By sharing her story and selling her memoir, she is determined to pay back every dime she 'borrowed' from friends. The assumptions and charges, the testimony and sentences have been splashed across newspapers, discussed on talk shows, and written about on websites too numerous to list. If you want to hear any version of the truth, you can find what you're searching for in her book. In 1980 her ten-year-old son, Alan nearly died in a horrific plane crash.  In November 2009, she connected with former Ohio State University star quarterback Art Schlichter to thank him for changing the course of her son's life.   She had every reason to TRUST him.