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Hey Dude, I trip out on being a heathen freshman at a Catholic high school, and then I goof on the reason why I left. QUOTE: "I didn't want to sell the chocolates." CAST: Pope Francis, Jesus of Nazareth, Spartacus, Chris Prine, Danny DeVito, Annette Bening, Jennifer Jason Leigh LOCATIONS: Notre Dame High School, Beth Meier Preschool, Corvallis High School, Descanso Gardens, Altadena PROPS: Bible, Old Testament, New Testament, My Own Private Idaho, The Chocolate War, Poolman, The Big Lebowski, Chinatown FAITHS: Catholicism, Judaism, Unitarian Universalist SOUNDS: wind, footsteps, gravel, Laguna Sawdust Cowbell Chimes , car, airplane PHOTO: "Frosh Football" shot with my iPhone XS RECORDED: April 24, 2025 in "The Cafe" under the flight path of the Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, California GEAR: Zoom H1 XLR with Sennheiser MD 46 microphone. HYPE: "It's a beatnik kinda literary thing in a podcast cloak of darkness." Timothy Kimo Brien (cohost on Podwrecked and host of Create Art Podcast) DISCLAIMER/WARNING: Proudly presented rough, raw and ragged. Seasoned with salty language and ideas. Not for most people's taste. Please be advised.
Step back into 1962 with Johnny Rabbit as he shares fascinating stories of St. Louis life. Hear about the opening of the Playboy Club at 3914 Lindell, the thriving Grand Burlesque Theater, and sports highlights like Sonny Liston's heavyweight championship win. Johnny also recalls the unique entertainment area at Johnny Noll Tire Company, a Notre Dame High School fundraiser for leukemia victims, and the tense violence in Kenlock that year
Send us a Text Message.Coach Garcia is one of the leading high school coaches in the country. He has served as the strength coach and throws coach at Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, California since 2003. As of 2018 he has coached 17 boys over 55 feet in the shot put using both the spin and glide techniques. He has also coached two girls over 49 feet (15 meters). In total, he has produced 60 CIF finalists, 5 CIF champions, and 10 state qualifiers. Garcia was also an active shot putter himself. As a student at California State University Northridge, Garcia was a two-time Big Sky conference champion in the shot put. In ten years of post-collegiate training, he increased his personal best to 18.35 meters. Garcia has a bachelor's and master's degree in Kinesiology, IAAF Level 5 certification, CSCS certification, and USA Weightlifting credentials, Coach Garcia is also an experienced presenter on both strength training and throws training. He is a faculty member forthe Gambetta Athletic Improvement Network (GAIN) and has presented at the Canadian National Throws Conference, LA84 Advanced Clinic, and multiple courses and clinics for both the World Athletics Center and HMMR Media. Garcia has also consulted on athletic development topics with professional teams in rugby and was the NHSSCA state and regional coach of the year.https://www.instagram.com/nick_g_garcia?igsh=ZDNtdWM1NXN4M2s4https://x.com/nick_g_garcia?s=21http://www.hmmrmedia.com/garcia/https://www.ussportscamps.com/track-field/nike/nike-track-field-nike-throw-clinic https://youtube.com/@platesandpancakes4593https://instagram.com/voodoo4power?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=https://voodoo4ranch.com/To possibly be a guest or support the show email Voodoo4ranch@gmail.comhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/voodoo4ranch
“Living With Grief" explores the ways people navigate the journey of losing a loved one. The series is produced by WRFI's JT Stone. In this episode Jessica Ryan, a teacher at Notre Dame High School in Elmira, opens up about how she copes with the death of her daughter, Rebecca Ryan, who was struck by a car in 2021.
Our guest today, Husband, Father, Princeton Alum, Head Coach of Notre Dame High School Matt Sergeant! Tune in as we discuss Playing Every Role as a Player, Transfers in the Current High School Landscape, Work Life Balance on a National Basketball Schedule !
The BODYARMOR Senior Spotlight is one of the SportTalk features everyone looks forward to! Join the team for this week's very special segment with Rily Roberts from Notre Dame High School, Chattanooga, TN. This 4 year-3 sport athlete not only plays baseball, basketball, and football, but is in the National Honor Society and the National Art Honor Society!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week Denny and producer Rob talk about Opening Day, Ohtani, March Madness and Notre Dame High School baseball. Plus, Denny talks about how to be a good teammate. And, Denny and Rob share some great “teammate” stories. "Swing Hard in case you hit it!" Denny Barrett
Nationally ranked Notre Dame High School basketball Coach Matt Sargeant joins the walk on boys to talk about playing at Princeton, coaching at a high level in high school, transferring, and much more. They finish the episode with starting 5 hoopmixtapes.
Kirsten continues her discussions in the Talking to the Student Athlete Series, speaking to Holy Cross Soccer Player, Matt McGonigle. Matt has been a 4-year starter at Holy Cross, serving as one of the Crusaders' team captains for the fourth straight year. Matt enters the season tied for 11th all-time at Holy Cross with 10 career assists. Matt played four seasons of varsity soccer at Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, Calif. Kirsten and Matt talk about the Captain's arm band, leadership and accountability. They talk about leaders on the pitch and leaders on the bench as these teams have 30 players with 11 on the field at a time, and empowering all the roles. Listening is one of his strengths – pushing Matt towards a learning and growth mindset. Matt talks about what's next and how his growth mindset is leading him towards traveling and living overseas after his graduation. There's a ton of good information here and always fun to hear from the Student Athlete! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kirsten-jones0/support
Subscribe to Receive Venkat's Weekly Newsletter Every year the Coca Cola Scholars Foundation awards a select set of High School Seniors the Coca Cola Scholarship. Asanshay is a 2023 Coke Scholar. In this Podcast, Anna talks about her passion for Poetry, Beekeeping, Winning the Coca Cola Scholarship, her college search process, and his advice to high schoolers. #CokeScholars In particular, we discuss the following with her: Who is Anna Yang? Extracurricular Interests Winning the Coke Scholarship College Process Advice for High Schoolers Topics discussed in this episode: Introducing Anna Yang, Coke Scholar [] Hi Fives - Podcast Highlights [] Who is Anna Yang? [] High School Interests [] Poetry [] Poet Laureate [] The Winning Poems [] Is Poetry in Anna's Future? [] Beekeeper [] The College Process [] Applying for the Coke Scholarship [] The Coke Scholarship Difference [] College and Beyond [] Advice to High Schoolers [] Our Guest: Anna Yang is a 2023 Coke Scholar, and a recent graduate of Notre Dame High School, San Jose, California. Anna will be a Freshman at Stanford University in Fall 2023. Memorable Quote: “I went to coffee shops, and I like talk to the youth poets who are also involved. It felt like more, like both daunting and like, very empowering, to be speaking, like your poetry to an audience where they clap and they like, tell you, Oh, your poem was so good.” Anna Yang. Episode Transcript: Please visit Episode's Transcript. Similar Episodes: College Experiences Calls-to-action: Follow us on Instagram. To Ask the Guest a question, or to comment on this episode, email podcast@almamatters.io. Subscribe or Follow our podcasts at any of these locations: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify.
Welcome to Wednesday's episode of the Sports Scouting Report! Today, Lee interviews the legendary coach Lewis Cook of Notre Dame High School and gets some insight about the college World Series championship. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel, and follow us wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for watching!
Notre Dame Football Coach Lewis Cook, Jr. and Gaylon White, the author of the soon-to-be-released book, Coach of a Lifetime: The Story of Lewis Cook Jr., Legendary High School Football Coach, join Discover Lafayette to discuss Louie's incredible and historical journey in coaching over the past 50 years. Coach Louie Cook is renowned for being among the best high school football coaches ever and for his winning teams. He has been inducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and the Louisiana High School Sports Hall of Fame. In 2019, the New Orleans Saints honored him as their High School Coach of the Year. One of Coach Cook's favorite movies is "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance." There is a great quote, " When the legend becomes fact, print the legend! Gaylon says, "We printed the legend!" Getting to the top of Coach Cook's field has involved staying true to the three F's: Faith, Family, and Football, in that order. Young men learn that character, discipline, and doing the right thing will lead to a bright future. Coach Cook playing quarterback for Rayne High School. Coach Cook's mission is to build young men into adults who respect others, follow the rules, and develop discipline in all areas of life. It's not about winning....it's about the process, about showing up and doing the right thing. All the other things, such as winning, take care of themselves if you get the fundamentals down. And Coach Cook motivates his young players to do the right thing by treating them as people who are capable of doing the right thing! We wish all young men had mentors such as Coach Louie Cook who took the time to look them in the eye when they are talking....and treat them as they were the only person in the room...in the world! Gaylon White's newest book on Lewis Cook, Jr. may be pre-ordered at Barnes & Noble or Amazon. One of his proteges was the outstanding Orlando Thomas who played under Coach Cook at Crowley High School and then USL, before going on to play for the Minnesota Vikings. Coach Cook and Thomas enjoyed a bond that was unbreakable and full of love. Orlando Thomas was one of many stars that Cook coached, including Brandon Stokley and Jake Delhomme. Pictured here with a sculpture given to him by NFL Defensive Back Orlando Thomas commemorating him as "Coach of a Lifetime" is Coach Lewis Cook, Jr. Sadly, Orlando Thomas who wore the number 42 on his jersey passed away at 42 years of age. His father passed away at the age of 42. Gaylon Thomas pointed out the poignancy of his life: Orlando was the 42nd draft pick in the NFL draft in 1995. Coach Cook was in effect, his father. "The one word you hear the least from our staff is 'winning.' We preach more to the kids that if you do the right thing, if you work hard, everything takes care of itself. We don't harp on the outcome of what they are doing. A winning record doesn't make you a winner. A losing record doesn't make you a loser. It's how you go about doing the things you do every day. We preach to the kids, just do things right." Coach Louie Cook, pictured center, being honored as Saints High School Football Coach of the Year in 2019. There are 160 young men at Notre Dame High School this year....and in this summer's first practice on June 5th at 5:30 a.m., 73 boys showed up. By 6 am, when everyone was present for practice, there were 121 boys. They average between 110 and 115 for seven days now! The coach doesn't cut players; anyone who wants to play is on the team. We first met Gaylon White a couple of years ago on this podcast when he released a book entitled, The Best Little Baseball Town in the World” which highlighted Crowley LA and the Evangeline Baseball League. His writing style is impeccable and he pulls the reader in with his attention to detail and ability to become a part of the story being shared. He is also able to solicit well-known sportsmen and coaches who vouch for the stories he tells. Interestingly,
Former students recall legendary record hops of the 1960s, '70s and '80s at Notre Dame High, and their benefactor, Fr. Bryson Show notes: (0:04) The narrator sets the scene of the 1960s, when teenagers looked forward to Friday nights at the record hops at Notre Dame High School in Harper Woods. Those legendary memories weren't complete without the memory of Fr. John “Hollywood” Bryson, a Marist priest who rubbed shoulders with celebrities and brought in the era's hottest acts to play sets. (2:26) Fr. Bryson's former students, including musician Simone Vitale, actor Dave Coulier (of “Full House” fame) and Notre Dame alum Jerry Alderman describe their memories of “the rock ‘n' roll priest.” (6:28) Alderman talks about serving as a DJ for Fr. Bryson's legendary dances. Often, this led to opportunities to meet stars in the music industry — and even to pick up girls. (13:27) Vitale recalls the impact Fr. Bryson had on his budding music career, particularly the humility he instilled in his students. Fr. Bryson's rules helped keep students with “big egos” on the straight and narrow. (16:47) Coulier, who played “Uncle Joey” on the hit 1990s sitcom “Full House,” talks about how Fr. Bryson identified talent in students — especially those who might otherwise be dismissed as a “class clown.” (23:05) Notre Dame High School Alumni Association president Jim Mandl recalls Fr. Bryson's legendary jukebox, and how he was known for playing songs in the school cafeteria. (26:08) Alderman remembers how Fr. Bryson didn't just understand young people — he cared deeply for his students and worked to ensure they made the most of the gifts God gave them. (27:12) Vitale talks about the excitement of the era, the unrepeatable music and the legendary record hops that Fr. Bryson and others made famous. Vitale agrees with others' assessment: There will never be another Fr. John “Hollywood” Bryson. Reporting, script and narration by Gabriella Patti; production by Ron Pangborn This episode is brought to you by Alliance Catholic Credit Union. Does your bank make you feel like you belong there? At Alliance Catholic Credit Union, you're a member of a financial institution that serves the Catholic community, providing you with an opportunity to align your banking with your Catholic identity. You receive all the products and services you need to manage your money, and your membership helps support Catholic schools, parishes and organizations. It's time to put your money where your faith is. Visit alliancecatholic.com (https://allianceccu.com/) to get started today. Service. Community. Catholic. Alliance Catholic Credit Union. Federally insured by the NCUA. Listen to ‘Detroit Stories' on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or Fireside. Podcasts also will be posted biweekly on DetroitCatholic.com.
Subscribe to Receive Venkat's Weekly Newsletter After taking Spanish in middle school, Vismaya had dreamed of spending a semester in Spain. However, when she got to high school, she found out that it wasn't going to be easy to get away to Spain for a semester. It hadn't been done before. But Vismaya and the school found a way. Vismaya Gopalan will be a Freshman at Dartmouth College in Fall 2023. In this Podcast, Vismaya talks about her High School Experiences, Semester Abroad in Spain, her college search process, and her advice to college aspirants. In particular, we discuss the following with her: Who is Vismaya Gopalan? High School Interests Semester in Spain College Process Advice for High Schoolers Topics discussed in this episode: Introducing Vismaya Gopalan[] Hi Fives - Podcast Highlights [] Who is Vismaya Gopalan? [] High School Interests [] Being a Tutor [] Junior Semester in Spain [] Coming Back for the Senior Year [] Colleges Criteria [] College Guidance [] Number of Colleges [] Major? [] College Process Surprises [] College Readiness [] Advice to Rising Seniors [] Our Guest: Vismaya Gopalan is a recent graduate of Notre Dame High School in San Jose, California. Vismaya will be a Freshman at Dartmouth College in Fall 2023. Memorable Quote: “I'm really looking forward to going there [Dartmouth]. So one of the best parts, something that I really appreciate was that I am, I'm not locked into a major like I, you know, I only have to declare at the end of my sophomore year. So I'm really excited to sort of go there and try different things.” Vismaya Gopalan. Episode Transcript: Please visit Episode's Transcript. Similar Episodes: College Experiences Calls-to-action: Follow us on Instagram. To Ask the Guest a question, or to comment on this episode, email podcast@almamatters.io. Subscribe or Follow our podcasts at any of these locations: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify.
In today's episode, we are chatting with Ashley Vernon, Development Director at St. Mary's Grade School & Notre Dame High School. Ashley's goal in her role is to continuously push the schools to move forward and grow. She has two daughters of her own that attend St. Mary's.St. Mary's offers Christ centered education for Pre-K 3 through 6th grade, and Notre Dame offers 7th through 12th grade. Ashley shares that there is opportunity for everyone in their schools. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to reach out with any questions.We hope you enjoy listening to this episode and learning more about these great schools!Episode Highlights:Intro to Ashley VernonBackground on St. Mary's and Notre DameClass SizesSports & ExtracurricularsParent InvolvementHope ScholarshipMore on St. Mary's & Notre Dame: Find St. Mary's on Instagram HEREFind Notre Dame on Instagram HERESt. Mary's WebsiteNotre Dame WebsiteMore on Love Your School/Links Mentioned in Episode:Visit Our Show Notes Page HERE!Kim@loveyourschoolwv.orgLeah@loveyourschoolwv.org www.loveyourschool.orgVisit our Facebook HERE!
This Week on Episode 97, Denny and Producer Rob give their take on the World Baseball Classic. Did Trout and Ohtani bring back the wonderment of Baseball? Plus, Denny breaks down why Notre Dame High School is ranked #1 in the CIF! And “Swing Hard” talks about March Madness. Denny spends some time talking about his childhood friend and TCU basketball Coach Jamie Dixon! "Swing Hard in case you hit it!" Denny Barrett
Former SMNT player for Canada Basketball and Brampton man, David Thomas, pulls up on Canada Hoops! David sits down with your boy Matty to share his incredible basketball story. David fills us in on life for he and his family in East Lansing, Michigan, and David then takes us into his time in the game of basketball. Dave tells us about growing up in Brampton, loving soccer at early age before finding basketball. David talks about growing his game at Notre Dame High School, getting exposure and recruitment for NCAA Division 1 basketball; and then ultimately making the decision to attend and play at Michigan State University. David speaks fondly about his time at Michigan State: winning a National Championship alongside some great teammates and playing for legendary Head Coach Tom Izzo. David speaks on what it means to forever be a Spartan as he was the Director of Basketball Operations for 6 years for MSU after he retired.David talks about turning pro, getting a couple of NBA workouts before he took his game to the NBL in Australia; where he would be a 2 time NBL Champion.And you know we get into Davids' time with Canada Basketball. Dave tells us about playing for Canada, his friendships with teammates from Canada Basketball, the growth and level of talent in Canada right now: And David gives us his awesome old and new school Top 5/Favourite 5 of all time for Canada Basketball.Much love to one of the OGs' David Thomas for joining us on Canada Hoops!IG: @canadahoopspodcastTwitter: @canadahoopspodHit us up on Twitter: @canadahoopspod @TheMattyIrelandHit us up on Instagram: @canadahoopspodcastEmail: canadahoopspodcast@gmail.comhttps://canadahoopspodcast.buzzsprout.com/
Today we discuss undefeated, quarterback Chuck Ealey, Toledo Rockets who is arguably the greatest college football quarterback of all-time. Chuck Ealey is the undefeated quarterback that holds the longest QB winning streak in amateur football history. Chuck Ealey was 18-0 at Notre Dame High School in Portsmouth, Ohio and 35-0 at Toledo. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jay-abramson/support
On Episode 83 of “Swing Hard” in case you hit it, Denny talks to Major League Baseball player Brendan Ryan. Brendan and Denny share stories about Notre Dame High School and Lewis-Clark college. Plus, Brendan gets a special visit from longtime Teammate Chris Mabeus. "Swing Hard in case you hit it!" Denny Barrett
CW: self-harmOn this episode of the TBH Podcast we chat with Kaylyn Sangston, who is a 17 year old student at Notre Dame High School in San Jose. Kaylyn chats about her experience with depression from a young age, her mom's breast cancer diagnosis and her ADHD diagnosis. You can learn more about Kaylyn through her Instagram HERE.Thank you for listening to the To Be Honest podcast! We hope to be an open platform to youth and young adults across the Bay Area who would like to talk about their experience(s) with mental health, substance use and overall wellness.If you would like to share your own behavioral health story, please email Avery Cruz at acruz@momentumforhealth.org. Learn more about the To Be Honest program and discover resources at www.tobehonest.todayFollow us!Instagram: @tobehonest.todayFacebook: @TobehonestTodayTwitter: @tobehonesttodayTo Be Honest is a program of Momentum for Health. If you live in Santa Clara County and are in need of behavioral health assistance, please call (800) 704- 0900. You can also reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline 24/7 by dialing or texting 988. Editors: Avery Cruz & Clare McCannIntro Music: Julia SteeleRecorded on: July 21, 2022
Join the SSOF Underground Community: https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/ssof-underground/ Nick Garcia is the head strength and conditioning coach and throwing coach at Notre Dame High School in California where he has helped produce champions across a dozen sports since 2003. He is also co-host of the HMMR Podcast. Timestamps 0:00 - Nick's background 3:28 - Nick's strength training philosophy 6:20 - How Dr. Bondarchuk's system works 10:35 - Can Bondarchuk's system be used for BJJ? 13:48 - Bondarchuk system classifications 18:55 - What kind of athlete benefits from this system? 21:10 - Strength training scheduling & mobility 27:55 - Extra grip training? 31:44 - How training changes when preparing for competition 35:35 - Tips for BJJ longevity 41:48 - Extra conditioning off the mats: worth it? Nick's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nick_g_garcia/ Iron Neck Discount - Code "JDLACEY": https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/ironneck Yokkao Discount - Code "SSOF": https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/yokkao XMartial Discount - Code "SWEETSCIENCE" https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/xmartial ★ ★ FREE Stuff! ★ ★ For The Strikers - 5 Powerful Tips For Developing Devastating KO Power! https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/devastating-ko-power-yt/ For The Grapplers - 9 Tricks To Build Specific BJJ Strength Without The Rampant Steroid Abuse! https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/7-awesome-ways-to-get-stronger-for-grappling-bjj/ For The MMA Athlete - 6 Secrets From The Pros To Never Gas Out https://sweetscienceoffighting.com/6-secrets-from-the-pros-to-never-gas-out/ Online Training Programs:
We're out of The Vault and into a bonafide studio this week as we visit with our friends from Domestic Church Media, Jim and Cheryl Manfredonia. The wonderful duo - who broadcast our pokey little show on their radio stations, app, and website - were kind enough to sit down with Jen and Mike to chat about how they met, their faith and what motivates them to broadcast the faith to the people. As a special treat, we also talk a bit about their upcoming benefit concert supporting DCM, where Jim and their daughter Angela will be singing classics from Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli and others, while Cheryl will be sitting in with Summer Swing Orchestra providing the music for the night. All are invited to the concert on Saturday, September 24 at 7 PM in the gorgeous theatre at Notre Dame High School in Lawrenceville, NJ. To learn more and to buy tickets, go to domesticchurchmedia.org. Listen to Talking Catholic everywhere podcasts can be found, at https://talking.catholicstarherald.org/show/talking-catholic, or catch us on Domestic Church Media radio Sundays at 11 AM or Mondays at 4 PM domesticchurchmedia.org. Follow us on... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkingCatholic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkingcatholic Twitter: https://twitter.com/talkingcatholic
Welcome to this Monday's episode of the Sports Scouting Report! This episode is an audio-only version. Today, Lee interviews legendary Hall of Fame Coach Lewis Cook. This is an episode you surely don't want to miss. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube, Podbean, or wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss a single episode. Thanks for listening!
This week we talk to siblings Ron Douglas and Shamara Carney, who co-founded of The Race Continues Track Club and coach track and field at Notre Dame High School in Belmont. Ron and Shamara share their unique journeys with running, their surprising path to working together, and how they are inspiring the next generation of runners to have a strong sense of self on and off the track. Some highlights from our conversation:
It's time to "Swing Hard" with Coach Denny Barrett! Coach Denny has been coaching at the high school and collegiate level for almost thirty years. He has also recruited and coached some of the top collegiate and professional athletes. Throughout his career, Denny has also been involved in all aspects of the athletics programs including recruiting, coordinating programs, budgeting, staffing and maintenance. And, with his successful BATRS program, he and his staff provide preparation for young players to succeed at the high school level and beyond! This week Denny talks to Pepperdine University Baseball coach Max Fecske about life as an up and coming College baseball coach! Plus, Denny and Max share Notre Dame High School stories and tips on how to make it to the next level…College!
Kenzie Campbell joins Sport Talk to discuss her time at Notre Dame High School and future plans.
Kenzie Campbell joins Sport Talk to discuss her time at Notre Dame High School and future plans.
Tai DeSa – College Financial Aid and Career Navigation with Tom & Maria Geffers and Seth Greene Episode 041 Tai DeSa Tai DeSa lost it all and then pulled off a great comeback. Tai is the oldest of 11 children. He graduated first in his class from Notre Dame High School of East Stroudsburg. Tai earned a Bachelor of Science in Economics degree from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Wanting to be a better leader and wishing to serve his country, Tai decided two weeks before graduating from college that he would join the military. He spent five years deployed overseas as a naval intelligence officer, including three deployments to combat zones. Tai then decided to leave the Navy and become a full-time real estate investor. As the housing bubble burst, Tai lost his life savings in bad real estate investments. While in the midst of his financial problems, Tai met his future wife Amira. They fell in love and married just over a year after their first date. Today, Tai and Amira are real estate investors and operate real estate brokerage businesses in Pennsylvania and Tennessee. Out of everything he has done, Tai is most proud to be a father to twin girls. Listen to this informational College Financial Aid and Career Navigation episode with Tai DeSa where we talk about what a first-class business degree and military training can do for you. Here is what to expect on this week's show: -Insight into one of the most prestigious business schools in the country -The military as an opportunity to see the world, serve, and learn leadership skills -The military's Officer Candidate School -Active duty, drilling reserves, and inactive reserves -Serving in the military during the midst of 9/11 -Life on an aircraft carrier -Transferring skills learned in the military to the business world -A career in real estate brokerage -Facing professional failures and overcoming the challenge to succeed Connect with Tai DeSa Guest Contact Info: Email: taidesa@kw.com Phone: 484-626-1278 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It's time to "Swing Hard" with Coach Denny Barrett! Coach Denny has been coaching at the high school and collegiate level for almost thirty years. He has also recruited and coached some of the top collegiate and professional athletes. Throughout his career, Denny has also been involved in all aspects of the athletics programs including recruiting, coordinating programs, budgeting, staffing and maintenance. And, with his successful BATRS program, he and his staff provide preparation for young players to succeed at the high school level and beyond! This week Denny talks to close friend Russell Greene, father of Hunter Greene, Cincinnati Reds 1st Round draft pick and Notre Dame High School standout. Denny and Russell talk about how to raise and Coach a 1st round draft pick and the ups and downs of being in the national spotlight. Plus, Russell shares some insight and advice on how to handle the pressure of high school and pro baseball.
The music director at Notre Dame High School has been terminated as a result of his same-sex marriage. Brian Joyce, Kevin West & Jim Reynolds discuss and take your calls on Talk Radio 102.3.
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We finish the month the same way we started it - by sitting down with a member of the Buecker family about to embark down a road of serving our great nation. Our Month of Buecker started with Robbie, a junior at West Point who is a star pitcher on Army's baseball team. We finish December (and 2021) by sitting down with Robbie's younger brother Brendan, a junior at Notre Dame High School and one of the top players in Mercer County, who is a star catcher and recently made his verbal commitment to play baseball at Virginia Military Institute. We talk about growing up with a brother who is a star athlete and how Brendan has been able to forge his own path at the school where Robbie was one of the best area players of the 2010s. We also talk about how Brendan came to the conclusion that military service was in his future as well. This is an awesome look at a well rounded young man and a great way to wrap up the year. We thank you all for watching GENERATION NEXT.
Blaise Lezynski played in the 2005 Little League World Series and then went on to play collegiate baseball at the University of Notre Dame from 2012-2015 and Mercer University in 2016. He talks about growing up in Newtown, Pennsylvania, coming from a big Notre Dame family and being a fan of the Irish since a young age, how he got into baseball, playing 3rd Base, and being a fan of the Little League World Series before he was even a participant. Blaise describes the summer of 2005 when his Newtown Little League team dominated the competition, had some scares in the Regionals, but making it to Williamsport. He talks about his experience at the LLWS, playing on TV, and why he is still upset his team went 1-2. Blaise then discusses his great career at Notre Dame High School, his recruiting process, and why he chose the University of Notre Dame. He chats about the transition from high school to college baseball, playing in the cold South Bend weather, his highlights at Notre Dame, and going from the Big East to the ACC. He discusses playing summer baseball, the injury and illness that caused him to redshirt his senior year, and why he chose to transfer to Mercer. He then describes his great season as a Graduate transfer at Mercer in Georgia, winning the SoCon, attempting to play professionally, coaching at Penn State for a year, and moving back to South Bend, Indiana, and becoming the co-founder of Onora Whiskey.Link to Onora Whiskey: https://www.onorawhiskey.com
Coach Rob Robinson is an assistant coach at East Los Angeles College and is featured on the Netflix series Last Chance U. Prior to joining East Los Angeles College, Coach Robinson helmed a very successful 20-year run as a head coach at Notre Dame High School from 1998-2019. Over the two decades, his team amassed over 360 wins with six league titles, a CIF championship, three regional finals, and a state finals appearance. He has been named state Coach of the Year, Southern Section Coach of the Year, and the Press Enterprise Coach of the Year. Coach Rob played basketball for three schools: Allen Hancock Community College, Stephen F. Austin State University and UC-Riverside in 1996. While at UC Riverside, he also ran track - qualifying for the NCAA national championship finals in the high jump in '96. He and his wife Krysten have three sons, KJ, Meda, and Justus. https://www.elacathletics.com/sports/mbkb/index https://instagram.com/coachrob_elac?utm_medium=copy_link https://instagram.com/lastchanceu?utm_medium=copy_link https://www.netflix.com/title/81046613 https://www.daduptribe.com/ https://linktr.ee/Daduptribe
For Monday's episode of The Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen, Lee interviews Notre Dame High School senior running back/kicker Lucas Simon. Lucas talks about playing running back and when he realized his ability as a kicker. He also talks about playing for the legendary Lewis Cook, what he is looking for at the next level, and the tradition of playing for the Pios. Finally, Lee breaks down some numbers of what former LSU players did this weekend in the NFL.
Xavier Lezynski played football at the University of Notre Dame from 2018-2020 where he went to 2 College Football Playoffs during his career. He talks about growing up in Newtown, Pennsylvania, as the youngest of 4 children, and his family's connection to Notre Dame. Xavier discusses growing up as a Quarterback, then attending Notre Dame High School in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, where he played Safety until his Junior year when he won the starting Quarterback spot. He speaks on his recruitment, his dream to go to Notre Dame and play football, getting wait-listed at first, and then getting into the school. He describes stepping on campus as a Freshman, the process of trying to become a walk-on, and not making the team his Freshman year. Xavier describes his decision not to give up on his dream, trying out again as a Sophomore, this time making the dream, and what it was like the first time he put on the uniform and ran out of the tunnel. He discusses what it was like having his brother, Nick, on the coaching staff, his highlights which include getting into several games, playing on two Notre Dame teams that went onto the College Football Playoff, and the team comradery. Xavier then discusses his life after graduation, living in North Carolina, and working for Mogl, a company created by athletes for athletes.
Hey Dude, on the Day of the Dead I quietly celebrated a year without drinking. Meanwhile a random 50,000-Watt punch to the gut leads to a new lease on life.QUOTE: "Never pick a fight with someone who buys ink by the drum."AUDIO LINKPEOPLE: Chris Lambert, Kristin Smart, Robert Towne, Spalding Gray, Jack KerouacPLACES: Walter Reed Junior High, Notre Dame High School, North Hollywood High SchoolTHINGS: circus, 2020 Election, Day of the Dead, baseball, Your Own Backyard Podcast, Radio, Dodgers, Opening Day, 50,000-Watts, quicksand, Back to the Future, playwright, Monster in a Box, On the Road, The Sun Also Rises, MacGuffin, Rosebud, AA, 12-StepsSOUNDS: crow, necklace charms, jet, footsteps, gravel path, Laguna Sawdust Cowbell Chimes, wind, propeller airplane, helicopter.GENRE: storytelling, personal narrative, personal journalPHOTO: "Enchanted Lance at Descanso" via Marisol's iPhone XSRECORDED: November 4, 2021 from the "Wawona Lawn" under the flight path of the Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, CaliforniaGEAR: Sony ICD PX370 digital voice recorder and Sony ECM CS3 "tie-clip" microphone.HYPE: "It's a beatnik kinda literary thing in a podcast cloak of darkness." Timothy Kimo Brien (cohost on Podwreckedand host of Create Art Podcast)DISCLAIMER/WARNING: Proudly presented rough, raw and ragged. Seasoned with salty language and ideas. Not for most people's taste. Please be advised.
Hey Dude, on the Day of the Dead I quietly celebrated a year without drinking. Meanwhile a random 50,000-Watt punch to the gut leads to a new lease on life. QUOTE: "Never pick a fight with someone who buys ink by the drum." PEOPLE: Chris Lambert, Kristin Smart, Robert Towne, Spalding Gray, Jack Kerouac PLACES: Walter Reed Junior High, Notre Dame High School, North Hollywood High School THINGS: circus, 2020 Election, Day of the Dead, baseball, Your Own Backyard Podcast, Radio, Dodgers, Opening Day, 50,000-Watts, quicksand, Back to the Future, playwright, Monster in a Box, On the Road, The Sun Also Rises, MacGuffin, Rosebud, AA, 12-Steps SOUNDS: crow, necklace charms, jet, footsteps, gravel path, Laguna Sawdust Cowbell Chimes, wind, propeller airplane, helicopter. GENRE: storytelling, personal narrative, personal journal PHOTO: "Enchanted Lance at Descanso" via Marisol's iPhone XS RECORDED: November 4, 2021 from the "Wawona Lawn" under the flight path of the Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, California GEAR: Sony ICD PX370 digital voice recorder and Sony ECM CS3 "tie-clip" microphone. HYPE: "It's a beatnik kinda literary thing in a podcast cloak of darkness." Timothy Kimo Brien (cohost on Podwrecked and host of Create Art Podcast) DISCLAIMER/WARNING: Proudly presented rough, raw and ragged. Seasoned with salty language and ideas. Not for most people's taste. Please be advised.
Coach Robert Robinson enters his second season as an assistant coaches at East Los Angeles College. Prior to joining the Huskies, Coach Robinson helmed a very successful 20-year run as a head coach at Notre Dame High School in Riverside (1998-2019). Over the two decades, the Titans amassed over 360 wins with six league titles, a CIF championship, three regional finals, and a state finals appearance in 2018. He has been named Cal-Hi state Coach of the Year, SCIBCA Southern Section Coach of the Year, and the Press Enterprise Coach of the Year. He also had coaching stops at Allen Hancock College as an assistant coach (1997-98) and as a player and head coach for the Columbus Cagerz of the USBL. Coach Rob was born in Kansas City, Missouri and raised in Leavenworth, Kansas. He moved to California to finish high school, attending Cabrillo High in Lompoc, Ca. After graduating Cabrillo High, he played basketball for three schools: Allen Hancock Community College, Stephen F. Austin State University and concluding his college hoops career at UC-Riverside in 1996. While at UC Riverside, he also ran track - qualifying for the NCAA national championship finals in the high jump in '96. He received his Bachelors degree in Sociology from UC Riverside in 97' and his master's degree in Instruction and Curriculum from Emporia State University in Kansas in 2005. He has been married to his wife Krysten for 21 years and they have three sons, KJ 20, Meda 20, and Justus 18. Kellycardenas.com Cardenaslawgroup.com Michealmina.net Samaritansfeet.org Sqeezedried.com Findlayvolvocarslv.com EXECUTIVE PRODUCER- BROOKLYN CARDENAS
Brought to you by:Try Carestack for FREE! Click this link to schedule a free 10 DAY TRIAL: https://lp.carestack.org/thedentalmarketerYou can even reach out to Jim Gerson (my "go to" person) from Carestack: jgerson@carestack.comAlso, mention "The Dental Marketer Podcast" if you do decide to go with Carestack, and they will give you an EXCLUSIVE DEAL!Check out CARESTACK now: https://carestack.com/Guest: Dr. Robert "Bob" MartinoBusiness Name: Wilson Martino Dental & Smile DefendersCheck out Bob's Media & Bio:www.OracareProducts.comwww.FreedomDayUSA.orgDr. Robert "Bob" Martino is a native of the Clarksburg area. He is a 1983 graduate of Washington Irving High School and a 1990 WVU School of Dentistry graduate. Following dental school, Dr. Martino practiced dentistry in the Bridgeport and Buckhannon areas. Currently, Martino owns and operates 7 Dental Practices in West Virginia presiding as CEO over Wilmar Management Company. They currently have over 100 employees in West Virginia. The core value of the company is to serve West Virginia. Wilson Martino Dental is very active in their communities including collecting Coats for the needy, Free dental day for kids at each of its locations, and a Candy Buy Back Program in which they buy kids extra candy at Halloween and then send it to our Troops overseas. Dr. Martino is also a founder and CEO of EASW, a worldwide aeronautics company focused on repairing airplanes and their engines. This business has a long list of exclusive clients including NetJets and Pratt Whitney. EASW currently has 24 employees.In 2012, Dr. Martino co-founded Dentist Select, along with several other elite dentists from around the country. In 2012 the group launched OraCare, a dental mouthwash designed to fight bacteria and infection within the mouth and help cure bad breath. He is currently CEO.In 2013, Dr. Martino founded Freedom Day USA, a National Thank You Movement for our Active Military and their immediate family members, along with our Veterans. Freedom Day USA takes place on the 2nd Thursday of each October, during which, businesses from across the Country say “thank you” to their honored guests by providing offers such as free services, goods, gifts and etc… The movement initially began in dentistry, with dental teams providing free care, and has seen growth to include businesses from all markets. Freedom Day provided over $15 million of free services to more than 50,000 military members and their families. You can learn more at: www.FreedomDayUSA.org.Dr. Martino is the managing partner of iSelectMD, a national telemedicine company whose focus is to lower healthcare cost and make access easier for patients by connecting them with doctors via the telephone or video.In 2019 Dr. Martino and his team launch The Smile Defenders, a group of dental heroes that help making going to the dentist fun for children. They license the concept to other offices throughout the country. They currently have offices in California, Las Vegas, Alabama, Florida and West Virginia. Aside from professional interests, Dr. Martino is an avid sports fan and is currently Notre Dame High School's Head Girls basketball coach. He is heavily involved in the Harrison County Humane Society and St. Mary's Elementary School/Notre Dame Middle and High Schools. Dr. Martino resides in the Bridgeport, West Virginia, area with his wife Lori, their two daughters, twin boys and 8 dogs (all adopted from the Martino House for Cats and Dogs).Host: Michael AriasWebsite: The Dental MarketerJoin the podcast's Facebook Group: The Dental Marketer Society JOIN MY EMAIL LIST HERE FOR GROUND MARKETING STRATEGIES AND TACTICS.My 3 Key Takeaways:How Bob oversees and manages 120 employees.Why Bob believes every single hygienist needs an assistant and how this will increase your overall collections/ production.What's Bob's "bonus system" look like for his employees.Please don't forget to share with us on Instagram when you are listening to the podcast AND if you are really wanting to show us love, then please leave a 5 star review on iTunes!DON'T FORGET TO:Join The Newsletter here and be a part of The Dental Marketer FamilyClick here to see how you can attract new patients immediately and consistently!Click Here to join the Ground Marketing Facebook Group
It's time to "Swing Hard" with Coach Denny Barrett! Coach Denny has been coaching at the high school and collegiate level for almost thirty years. He has also recruited and coached some of the top collegiate and professional athletes. Throughout his career, Denny has also been involved in all aspects of the athletics programs including recruiting, coordinating programs, budgeting, staffing and maintenance. And, with his successful BATRS program, he and his staff provide preparation for young players to succeed at the high school level and beyond! On Episode 11 of "Swing Hard," Denny talks to former Notre Dame High School pitcher Jake Dicker about life after baseball. Plus, Denny goes toe to toe with the press as Denny answers the tough questions and the not so tough questions. And, did Denny get put on “Time Out” at the BATRS Tournament over the weekend? Listen in to find out!
Batter up! For our very first episode of "Swing Hard," Coach Denny Barrett tells you his story. From early baseball experiences as a kid to coaching championship teams, Denny holds nothing back. You'll hear the amazing story of how he led the Alaska Goldpanners to the NBC World Series Championship Title in 2001. Denny also shares how he came up with the success BATRS program which prepares young players to succeed at the high school level and beyond . And, he tells of his time at Notre Dame High School working with major leaguers in the making like Giancarlo Stanton. After this episode, you'll know why "Swing Hard" is the title of this podcast and why it's Denny's life philosophy. Don't miss it!
Today's Senior Spotlight features Notre Dame High Bowler CJ Petrin. The Senior Spotlight is presented by Body Armor Sports Drink.
Today's Senior Spotlight features Notre Dame High Bowler CJ Petrin. The Senior Spotlight is presented by Body Armor Sports Drink.
Michael H. Miller has been deeply involved in both high school and college debate since 1965. At the University of Houston (TX), from which he graduated with a B.S.in Political Science in 1970, Michael won first place in more than twenty major college debate tournaments, and was Top Speaker at the National Debate Tournament his senior year. He won the National Professional Debate Tournament in the Summer of 1970 before moving to California. Michael began coaching debate full-time in the Fall of 1970 and, among other achievements, mentored the NDT National Champions of 1971 (UCLA), as well as the high school Lincoln-Douglas National Debate Champion in 1982. He was named the California High School Speech Association "Speech Coach of the Year" for his work at Notre Dame High School in 1982-83, was unanimously elected the University of Houston Forensics Society Hall of Fame in 2007, and was a featured character in the 2008 documentary film, "Debate Team." Michael co-founded Glendale Community College's NFA Lincoln-Douglas debate program in the Fall of 2008. In addition to his debate training, Michael earned his Juris Doctorate degree (J.D.) from the Southwestern University School of Law in 1984, and is a licensed trial attorney. • In this episode, Robert and Michael discuss the changes from tournaments in the 1960s to today, review what Extemp questions were offered back then, and somehow get into the way that politicians debate differently than forensics. Listen for free through Apple Podcasts, GooglePlay, Overcast, Podbean, Spotify, iHeartRadio or wherever you listen to podcasts.
Develop competent, confident, and effective coaches, and then competent, confident, and effective athletes will follow. As a director of coaching education at USA Weightlifting, Michael Conroy's mandate didn't just need to teach coaches about technique, he needed them to learn how to program creatively. On this week's episode he walks us through the scaffolding of programming and the key elements all good programs in any sport should contain. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: http://www.hmmrmedia.com/2021/03/hmmr-podcast-episode-243-learning-to-program-with-michael-conroy/ » Support the show: join HMMR PLUS to get full access to our coaching resources. More notes: This episode is brought to you by HMMR Plus. Become a member for full access to our videos, articles, and podcast archives. On our last Episode 242, Nick explained the influence of Conroy's programming, the basic outline, and how he has integrated it into his own planning at Notre Dame High School. You can get in touch with Conroy and learn more about his facility on the Crown Performance webpage. The topic of how Olympic lifting fits into the training of non-lifters has been a topic we’ve addressed on numerous occasions on this site. In particular, check out the multi-part roundtable discussion we had with weightlifting coaches. We also covered weightlifting with Matt Foreman on Episode 82 and with Wil Fleming on Episode 147 and Episode 236. USA Weightlifting CEO Phil Andrews was also a guest on GAINcast 162.
Today's episode features Baltimore's own 10th District City Councilwoman Phylicia Porter! Phylicia is a newly elected Baltimore born and raised public servant for the city's southern areas including Pigtown, Morrell Park, and Curtis Bay amongst many other neighborhoods. While being a current public servant and the Vice Chair of the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership, she also has vast experience in Public Health and has two Bachleors Degrees in Biology and Biochemistry from Towson University. Join us as we take a look at her amazing journey growing up in Baltimore, attending the infamous Institute of Notre Dame High School, and what inspired her current run in the political arena! Enjoy!
Sam Discusses:- The MEMORABLE moments from his time as the MC of the AVP during its HEY DAY, both on and off the court, his recollection of how the sport crashed in the late 90's due to the EGOS, power struggle between the AVP vs FIVB, the mismanagement, & certain sponsors not following through with the $, his thoughts on the beach game today compared to what it was back then, what he did career - wise after he moved on from pro beach volleyball, what he misses the most about his time as the MC of the sport in the 80's and 90's, what he is most proud of during his time MC'ing, and how he would like to be remembered from his time on tour, what he is up to now days living in Pacific Palisades with his amazing family, where he is working now, his hobbies, and how excited he is about his upcoming new role in July 2021 at Notre Dame High School as their new President, and a final story about Matt Gage and how AMAZING he was and STILL is! Support the show (https://godstoghosts.com/donate/)
Creating your own program takes a lot of leg work. It isn't just about adapting a template to your situation; it is about seeking out influences and inspiration from numerous sources and making them your own. On this week's episode we dive into the program at Notre Dame High School by analyzing some of the foundational influences and how they have been adapted, as well as important elements done on the periphery. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: http://www.hmmrmedia.com/2021/02/hmmr-podcast-episode-242-the-influencers/ » Support the show: join HMMR PLUS to get full access to our coaching resources. More notes: This episode is brought to you by HMMR Plus. This month's site theme is microdosing, and we've got plenty of new articles, videos, and podcasts about how to get the most out of short training sessions. Become a member for full access to our videos, articles, and podcast archives. The full presentation from Nick was available as part of the GAIN Master Class series. Subscribers can watch the replay here. More on Nick's programming is also available in the HMMR Classroom, such as videos of his warmups, medicine ball routines, and multi-jumps. He also details his foundational phase, modular approach, and much more in his numerous articles on HMMR Media. On last week's GAINcast 209, Nick also shared an example of how he utilizes a variation of the 1x20 program for his basketball players.
Following a strength training template is easy. Taking it, making it your own, and adapting it to your program is the hard part. It's an art, and one that Nick Garcia has mastered. On this week's podcast he joins us to talk about a case study of how he took and integrated elements of the 1x20 methods to meet the needs of one sport. We also talk about post-lockdown training considerations and returning to competition. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: http://www.hmmrmedia.com/2021/02/gaincast-episode-209-genesis-of-a-program-with-nick-garcia/ The following links were referenced in the podcast or provide some additional reading material on the topic: Our monthly GAIN Master Class Series features speakers from all aspects of performance. If you like today's podcast, you'll like this month's class. Nick Garcia will dive deeper into the genesis of his program at Notre Dame High School. Sign up now to get access to all past and future events in the series. The GAINcast is also sponsored by HMMR Media. Join HMMR Media to get access to a vast library of online training resources, video, articles, podcasts, and more. The February site theme is microdosing, with more content on the topic coming soon. You can follow Garcia on Twitter (@nick_g_garcia) and Instagram (@nick_g_garcia). He is the co-host of the HMMR Podcast and has been a guest on GAINcast 206, GAINcast 150, GAINcast 98, and GAINcast 46.
This podcast episode is a Science of Learning feast for anyone mildly obsessed with teaching and learning! EBE’s Director of Education, Dr Stuart Kime, talks to Dr Niki Kaiser and Dr Efrat Furst about the approach the three of them took to the design our Science of Learning Programme. However, this is far more than a conversation about designing teacher CPD. Our teaching trio of Drs discuss: The learning process and the value of teachers knowing about it; The key characteristics of how people learn; Their experiences as teachers encountering new information about how we learn and incorporating it into their practice; Moving from novice to expertise; Making learning meaningful (potatoes and carrots!). About our guests Dr Niki Kaiser - Niki is a Chemistry teacher and Research Lead at Notre Dame High School, currently seconded to the Education Endowment Foundation as Science Content Specialist. Dr Efrat Furst – Efrat is a teacher with a research background in cognitive-neuroscientific research (human learning and memory). Efrat works to bridge the science of learning with teaching and learning in classrooms - with a focus on understanding the key principles in learning and applying effective strategies in the classroom All of our podcasts can be found in our podcast archive and our Resource Library. If you like the topic of this podcast, you might also like a previous episode on working memory, available here. If you’d like to know more about the process of how we learn and how it can be used to enhance teaching and learning strategies, take a look at our Science of Learning Programme here.
Bret Visciglia played quarterback at Los Angeles Valley Junior College in 2008 & 2009 before transferring to Chapman University where he played in 2010 & 2011. He also played professional football in Switzerland. He talks about growing up in Woodland Hills, California, getting into football through his late father and older brother, and his decision to attend Notre Dame High School. Bret describes his athletic career at Notre Dame playing football, golf, and soccer, playing behind Dayne Crist at quarterback, his great friendship with Crist, the success of the team, and his decision to attend junior college to get the chance to play quarterback. He discusses his productive 2 seasons at Los Angeles Valley Junior College, the recruiting process, and why he chose to attend Chapman. He then talks about his 2 seasons at Chapman, being a part of the building process for the program, getting a great education, how the opportunity to play in Switzerland came up, what that experience was like, and his continued support for the Chapman football team.
Fr. Anthony Federico - priest, ex-ESPN journalist, BA... who is he? Natalia interviews Fr. Anthony, Q&A style, so we can all get to know him better. We learn what personal items he would take if the rectory were on fire and he had to get out quickly. Spoiler alert: he would take some practical items. Fr. Anthony shares his personal call to the priesthood and it is a beautiful story you won't want to miss. Shout-outs Bell: 03:10 Pauline Media – Encounterthe Saints book series St. Margaret Mary Alacoque and Sacred Heart of Jesus 04:28 Family Missions Company 05:10 David and Lina Fletcher (Natalia's parents) 06:40 Called and gifted workshop through St. Catherine of Siena Institute – Sherry Waddell 07:15 13 podcast listeners 11:18 Practicality of Fr. Anthony 12:17 Michael Federico, Fr. Anthony's brother 14:27 Notre Dame High School in West Haven Connecticut 17:46 To stubborn children throughout the world 21:19 St. Ignatius of Loyal and his daily Examination of Conscience 26:46 Doug Vunic, Lew Bakes, Brian Kalinowski, the guys at Live Clips in Stanford Connecticut 31:53 Priests 35:50 Pastor Fr. Jeff Romans of St. Bridget of Sweden Parish, Cheshire Connecticut 36:55 Fr. Anthony's spiritual director 37:36 Blessed Michael J. Mcgivney 38:70 Formed.org for documentary on Bl. Michael J Mcgivney 44:29 Hail Mary Moment
Co-Hosts Sheahon Zenger and J.W. Stewart welcome Notre Dame High School hockey coach and former University of New Haven men's hockey goalie (1978-82) Larry Vieira. Vieira, a 2000 Connecticut Gatorade High School Coach of Year, talks about his unique connection to UNH, what he loves about West Haven and what it's like to work across the street from his alma mater.
Living legend and Hollywood television icon, Jerry Mathers, who was The Beaver on the longest running show in television history, Leave It To Beaver, joins Johnny and Elias for a fun and exciting conversation! Jerry discusses living in California during all of the fires, how and when he got into the business, as well as the many jobs he had before Leave It To Beaver and all of the legends he has had the privilege of working with. Jerry talks about what all of his co stars on the show mean to his life, even today. Jerry tells us about the audition process for Leave It To Beaver and what life was like on the set of the show from Tutors to hanging with Alfred Hitchcock. Jerry reminisces of his time as the lead singer of Beaver and The Trappers and the time he was an overnight radio disc-jockey. Jerry describes life after Leave It To Beaver from high School, college, the military, and life as a real estate investor. Jerry talks about the challenges of contracting Diabetes and how he makes a difference in the lives of others living with it. He then answers listener questions such as whether or not he gets paid from re runs of the show today and more. Be sure to check out Jerrys websites: JerryMathersMerch.com and JerryMathers.com for his upcoming appearances and to purchase merchandise from autographed pictures to hats, pins, and t-shirts. It' a little life with a whole lot of laughs on this weeks episode of Life & Laughs Podcast with the Beaver, Jerry Mathers! Also, show Psychologist Dr. Bil stops by to phone his very own fan club president, twelve year old Andi Smith from Hot Springs, Arkansas for even more laughs!
Jonathan Adams joins the Men of Sport Talk to discuss the upcoming NBA Playoffs!
Jonathan Adams joins the Men of Sport Talk to discuss the upcoming NBA Playoffs!
On this episode, we have the very motivational story of Ben Schtolzberg. As Gil would naturally take a shine to, Ben is a valley kid that has worked his way up the ranks with very little hype or attention. A starting point guard as a freshman at Notre Dame High School, he went from running an offense on an upperclassmen heavy team, to taking over the squad the next season. Now, heading into his junior year, he’s putting up numbers that get him visits to UNC, Davidson and programs across the country. Still, what makes Ben interesting is his ability to remain humble, while shouldering a great deal of responsibility, all with big time expectations. He wants to be pushed, is never satisfied and is absolutely locked in on getting to the league. Throw in legit talent and Agent Zero is crafting another SoCal scoring guard that can do it all. Gil has been watching him for a few years now, seen the work Ben puts in with his trainer Dash Lovell, and the proof is in the results on the court year-to-year.
Please enjoy our conversation with Marshall point guard Jarrod West. West has started for the Thundering Herd the last three years of his career, and is coming off of his best season in 2020, when he averaged 14 points, 4 rebounds, and 4 assists per game. Listen as he recalls his experiences as a standout player at Notre Dame High School, being a part of Marshall’s historic NCAA tournament win in 2018, and discusses the future of the thundering herd program.
Lindsay Schutzler is a CrossFit athlete who played professional softball with the Chicago Bandits and collegiately with The University of Tennessee from 2004-2007. Lindsay talks about growing up in Monterey, California, in an athletic family, how she got into softball through her father, and her excellent career at Notre Dame High School where she led her team in hits, runs, and stolen bases every season. She describes her recruiting process, what led her to choose Tennessee, playing in the SEC, and what it was like playing for a married couple in Ralph and Karen Weekly. Lindsay details her great career with the Lady Vols which included 3 trips to the College Softball World Series, making it to the championship series in 2007, being a team captain, and being an Academic All-American. She talks about playing in the NPF for the Chicago Bandits, being a teacher, how she got into CrossFit, and being involved in team competitions.
This week, Coach Frontier's guest on the show is NICK GARCIA. Nick has devised a 4 week General Strength CIRCUIT training program athletes can work on at home during the coronavirus pandemic. No equipment necessary. VIDEO LINK BELOW... Nick Garcia is the head strength and conditioning coach and throwing coach at Notre Dame High School in California where he has helped produce champions across a dozen sports since 2003. He is also co-host of the HMMR Podcast. The importance of warming up General Strength Circuits you can do with no equipment. JEDI LEVELS How to increase intensity when you're ready. Staying motivated STRENGTH TRAINING AT HOME playlist www.throwbigthrowfar.com www.madisonthrowsclub.com www.rodhesport.com www.porta-circle.com Instagram: @GarciaPerformance Twitter: @GarciaPerform This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm
Notre Dame High School basketball coach Jonathan Adams joins Quake and the Cowboy to discuss tournament time.
Notre Dame High School basketball coach Jonathan Adams joins Quake and the Cowboy to discuss tournament time.
Jonathan Adams stops by the show to discuss local and national basketball. Are you ready for the Madness?
Jonathan Adams stops by the show to discuss local and national basketball. Are you ready for the Madness?
John Fallon is an English teacher at Notre Dame High School in West Haven, CT. John has designed Dolus: Finding the Journal of Odysseus an immersive ARG (alternate reality game) designed to augment his students’ exploration of Homer’s Odyssey. He also co-designed Blind Protocol with Paul Darvasi, an inter-school ARG for his 9th-grade students that instructs on research skills and privacy-related current events. He has also developed lessons to teach commercial games, like Her Story, as literary texts. His game-based learning work has been featured on National Public Radio’s MindShift, Edutopia, several books from Carnegie Mellon’s ETC Press and Peter Lang Publishing, BAM! Radio Network, and District Administration magazine. John also hosts The Good Game Podcast with Tobias Staaby.
Jonathan Adams stops in to discuss basketball action with Quake and the Cowboy. Who is the GOAT?? Jonathan gives his thoughts on Basketball Royalty. Download and Listen!!
Jonathan Adams stops in to discuss basketball action with Quake and the Cowboy. Who is the GOAT?? Jonathan gives his thoughts on Basketball Royalty. Download and Listen!!
Hey Dude, my old friend Nicky reminded me that she shares a birthday with Elvis and David Bowie, so I recall my abstract connections to all three rockers. CHARACTERS: Zane Grey, Orson Welles, Jeff Slate, Frank Sinatra, Bob Dylan, Iggy Pop, Paul McCartney, Paul Simon, Debbie Harry, Alex Trebek, The Gluey BrothersLOCATIONS: New York City, Burbank, Notre Dame High School, Corvallis High School, Laurel CanyonMUSIC: Rock 'n' Roll, Rockabilly, "Tomorrow Is a Long Time", omnichord , "America", "Heroes", "The Hash House Line"TV/MOVIES: The Ed Sullivan Show, Saturday Night Live, Concert for New York City, Jeopardy!STUFF: January 8, jumpsuit, record player, mime, 1977, "going postal", 9/11, lotus position, OP shirt, corduroy, feathered hairSOUNDS: garbage truck, windGENRE: storytelling, personal narrative, personal journalPHOTO: "Nicky's Birthday Boys" shot on my "new" iPhone6 RECORDED: January 8, 2020 on the observation deck at the Zane Grey Estate in Altadena, California GEAR: Marantz Solid State Recorder PMD670, Sennheiser MD 46 microphoneDISCLAIMER/WARNING: Proudly presented rough, raw and ragged. Seasoned with salty language and ideas. Not for most people's taste. Please be advised.HYPE/SWIPE: "Don't call me dude." - John Lurie
Hey Dude, my old friend Nicky reminded me that she shares a birthday with Elvis and David Bowie, so I recall my abstract connections to all three rockers. CHARACTERS: Zane Grey, Orson Welles, Jeff Slate, Frank Sinatra, Bob Dylan, Iggy Pop, Paul McCartney, Paul Simon, Debbie Harry, Alex Trebek, The Gluey Brothers LOCATIONS: New York City, Burbank, Notre Dame High School, Corvallis High School, Laurel Canyon MUSIC: Rock 'n' Roll, Rockabilly, "Tomorrow Is a Long Time", omnichord , "America", "Heroes", "The Hash House Line" TV/MOVIES: The Ed Sullivan Show, Saturday Night Live, Concert for New York City, Jeopardy! STUFF: January 8, jumpsuit, record player, mime, 1977, "going postal", 9/11, lotus position, OP shirt, corduroy, feathered hair SOUNDS: garbage truck, wind GENRE: storytelling, personal narrative, personal journal PHOTO: "Nicky's Birthday Boys" shot on my "new" iPhone6 RECORDED: January 8, 2020 on the observation deck at the Zane Grey Estate in Altadena, California GEAR: Marantz Solid State Recorder PMD670, Sennheiser MD 46 microphone DISCLAIMER/WARNING: Proudly presented rough, raw and ragged. Seasoned with salty language and ideas. Not for most people's taste. Please be advised. HYPE/SWIPE: "Don't call me dude." - John Lurie
This week on, “Inside the Skev,” we sit down with Juliana Taimoorazy. Juliana is the Founder and President of the Iraqi Christian Relief Council, a Senior Fellow at the Philos Project and a Skokie resident. We discuss what is currently happening in Iraq and Syria, Juliana’s journey from Iran to the United States and her connection to the Assyrian community in Skokie and Chicago. The Iraqi Christian Relief Council exists to support, protect, and defend persecuted Assyrian, Syriacs, and Chaldean Christians in Iraq and other countries in the Middle East by providing emergency humanitarian aid, prayer support, and advocacy. Juliana started the organization in 2007. More information can be found on their website at https://www.iraqichristianrelief.org/The Philos Project is a dynamic leadership community dedicated to promoting positive Christian engagement in the Middle East. This community is centered on a growing network of city-based chapters located in North America and around the world. More information can be found on their website at https://philosproject.org/Juliana will be leading a prayer vigil for the people of Iraq and the Middle East on Wednesday October 9th at 6PM at Notre Dame High School at 7655 W Dempster Street, Niles, IL 60714.Please share this episode and tag @Jtaimoorazy @iraqichristian @philosproject @StateDept @UNWatch @UN@UNHumanRights @PrevGenocide #iraq #iraqi #assyrian #skokie @USCIRF#help_iraq_now #help_iraq #saveiraq#iraqrevolution#standwithiraq #iraq #refugeesI’d like to thank several people for help with today’s show. This includes my real estate brokerage, Dreamtown Realty in Evanston for helping me with my graphics for the show. And if you have interest in buying or selling real estate, email me at aaron@skevanston.com or go to my real estate website at http://www.aaronmasliansky.com And don’t forget to subscribe! Thank you.
John McKenna is in his 22nd season as Strength & Conditioning Coach at Notre Dame High School, and has been a strength coach and football coach for over 39 years. At Notre Dame High School in his full time role he trains all physical education classes and teams in season and out of season. Coach McKenna was the first strength coach inducted into the New Jersey Coaches Hall of Fame and just recently was honored by the National Football Foundation for his Contribution to Amateur Athletics, and was just inducted to The Sports Faith Hall of Fame in Chicago. Coach McKenna in June was inducted into The NHSSCA (National High School Strength Coaches Assoc.) Hall of Fame. Coach had received honors from the New Jersey National Guard and Trenton Fire Department for his service to these organizations. Coach also is the moderator for Notre Dames Catholic Athletes for Christ (Trenton Diocese). Over the past 32 years Coach McKenna has trained professional, college, and high school athletes. He has also developed the popular (Building Your Foundation Youth Program) for the development of younger athletes. Coach has been a featured speaker throughout the country as a Strength Coach and a Faith Coach. Coach McKenna was just recently named to The Board Of Directors, Region 8 Northeast (ME, VT, NH, RI, CT, NY, PA, VA, WV, MD, DE. and NJ) of the National High School Strength Coaches Assoc. Coach resides in New Jersey with his wife of 44 years Charyl, has three daughters, a son, and 9 grandchildren. He is also blessed with a huge extended family from Notre Dame High School and the Saint John's Parish in Allentown. Coach McKenna Contact Information Email: mckenna@ndnj.org Facebook: Irish Strength Club at Notre Dame HS #REPSFORRILEY Challenge - 67 workouts, 67 days in a row - Follow Gage Rosier on instagram (g.rosier) or twitter (gdrosier) for the workout schedule - Buy your copy of "Crush Cancer!" today if you want to participate! BUY THE EBOOK NOW - crushcancerbook.com TeamBuildr Thank you TeamBuildr for sponsoring today's episode. Teambuildr is the leading software for high schools and colleges by providing coaches the ability to write programs online, generate over 13 reports and even train athletes remotely for side-income. Right now, if you sign up with code BigTime, you will receive a free APRE programming template which works automatically within TeamBuildr. No more spreadsheets and workout cards to track training maxes that change day by day. Automate your programming without outsourcing your programming with TeamBuildr." af.tbldr.co/BigTime Optimum Nutrition Athletics Thank you Optimum Nutrition Athletics for sponsoring today's episode. After dominating the sports nutrition industry for over 30 years, newly created Optimum Nutrition Athletics brings that same trust and quality that knows how to put convenient options for protein in the hands of athletes who desire to become bigger, stronger and better at their sport. Contact Derek Walters, Director, for more information and to receive free samples sent to your school! Derek Walters - dwalters@glanbia.com, IG - on_athletics Big Time Strength Contact Info Email: bigtimestrength@gmail.comTwitter: @BigTime_SC, @gdrosier, @CoachPedersenMV Instagram: bigtimestrength, g.rosier, mvmustangstrength Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed the episode please subscribe, like, share, or leave a comment.
Coach Fant joins Sport Talk to discuss the Jamboree and the upcoming season.
Coach Fant joins Sport Talk to discuss the Jamboree and the upcoming season.
King Talk wants to congratulate Brian's son, Brandon Wilson, on his graduation from Taft Charter High School! Today Brian is celebrating with his family and Joseph is discussing youth sports with Eddie Miller, who is Assistant Head Coach of Boy's Varsity Basketball at Village Christian High School. Eddie won a CIF title at Notre Dame High School and played at Chatsworth High School, he also played at Ventura College and Washington State, where he earned his Bachelor's Degree. His daughter Jaquaya recently accepted a scholarship offer to play basketball at The University of Washington. He is currently the Assistant Head Coach of Boy's Varsity Basketball at Village Christian High School. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kingtalk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kingtalk/support
Dave Durante - Colourful nicknames have followed Dave Durante throughout his two decade lacrosse career: Dave the Magnificent, Dandy Dave and Dave the Dude; all adorned him as wellas one of his tailored silk suits, but sobriquets notwithstanding, he has always been awinner. Few, if any, players can boast victories in lacrosse’s four major championships.He took part in 9 Mann Cup series, winning the Canadian title 5 times. He was amember of the 1971 Richmond Roadrunners that upset favoured Peterborough for theMinto Cup junior title. In 1975, he toiled for the National Lacrosse League Quebec Caribous that captured the professional championship. And he was a member of the Canadian rep team that won the World Field Lacrosse title in Manchester, England, in 1978. Lacrosse has long been Durante’s passion and pastime, but this was not always the case. When Durante was a youngster, he was content to restrict his lacrosse activities to watching father Joe Durante and Uncle John Cervi play senior ball...mind you, Durante did play a little catch in his backyard, but baseball, soccer, hockey and high school football quenched his athletic thirst. Listing his sports reveals why he had little time for organized lacrosse. At Notre Dame High School, he was quarterback and safety for the first Jugglers team to win the Shrine Bowl. As a shortstop, he caught the eye of major league scouts from the San Francisco Giants and the St. Louis Cardinals.When his hopes for a college baseball scholarship in the U.S. did not materialize, he enrolled at the University of B.C. where he played hockey and soccer while working towards a Bachelor degree in Physical Education. Impressed with his hockey prowess, the Detroit Red Wings offered him a spot in its farm system; and his skills as a midfielder earned him an offer to join a Fourth Division soccer club in England. He declined the hockey and soccer overtures and decided to take his backyard lacrosse intoa box. At the age of 18, Durante tried out for the Vancouver Junior B squad and was aninstant success, racking up 22 goals and 20 assists in 18 games. He moved to the Richmond Junior A team the following year, gathering 30 goals and 23 assists on the way to the 1971 Minto Cup title. Richmond lost the national championship thefollowing season but his 36 goals and 31 assists were enough to impress the Senior teams. The WLA overage junior draft was introduced in 1973 and Coquitlam, with firstpick, selected him. Despite a painful ankle injury that often cut his speed in half, Durante picked up 26 goals and 23 assists and was named the WLA Rookie-of-the-Year.After capturing the WLA scoring title in 1974, he joined the Quebec entry in the National Lacrosse League, earning 242 points in 60 league and playoff games. It was back to Coquitlam in 1976 for a 4-year stint until he was traded to the Salmonbellies prior to the 1980 season. He remained there for the next 12 seasons before retiring in 1991 at the age of 39.“I had a passion for the game,” he once told a reporter. “I am proud of what I accomplished statistic-wise, but more than that, I was a team player, that’s what I was all about.” He has scored 351 WLA playoff points, a league record. He once held the Mann Cup assistrecord, later broken by ex-teammate Geordie Dean, but he is still the fourth highestMann Cup point getter with 105. His league, playoff and Mann Cup points total 1,509, is third behind only Wayne Goss and Paul Parnell on the all-time WLA scoring list. His pro Quebec stats of 242 raised his career point total to 1,751. He was named the Mike Kelly Award winner (Mann Cup MVP) in 1976, won the Maitland Trophy for sportsmanship in 1974 and was placed on the WLA All--Star Team 8 times. Of course, as previously mentioned, he took the Rookie-of-the-Year honours in 1973. He was inducted into the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 1997.
I never met Nick Fagnano but I’ll always remember the day, in 2015, when I met his father Jay. I was attending a pre-season meeting for the parents of Notre Dame High School’s baseball players. It was a baseball meeting like many I had attended before, until suddenly it wasn’t. After the usual announcements and requests for volunteers, Tom Dill, Notre Dame’s head coach, introduced Jay who, coach Dill informed us, had an announcement. Everyone in attendance grew quiet as Jay stepped to the front of the room. I think most if not everyone in the room that night were familiar with the story of Nick Fagnano, the former Notre Dame Student and baseball player, who the previous summer had tragically lost his life when a lightning storm struck Venice Beach. The lightning strike claimed 13 victims. Nick was the only fatality. Jay fought back tears as he told us of his plans for the upcoming baseball season. He would use his passion and background in food service to transform the Notre Dame Baseball Stadium concession stand into a venue offering restaurant-quality food. As Jay continued, it became clear his vision wasn’t just about delivering delicious food; it was about reconnecting with the Notre Dame community and, in particular, the baseball team. And, most of all, I believe, it was about connecting with Nick. Jay and his wife Mary know that no greater heartbreak exists than the loss of a child. Yet, in spite of their pain, they have found the strength and courage to share Nick’s story through Thrive in Joy the Nick Fagnano Foundation (TJNFF). What they have achieved in a short time is impressive and inspiring. Today is Mother’s Day and I am grateful for the opportunity to introduce you to Nick’s mom, Mary Fagnano, as she shares Nick’s story. No, I never met Nick Fagnano but through Mary and Jay’s charitable mission I feel like I know Nick and that he has touched my soul. I am sure that if you listen to today’s episode and choose to follow and support Thrive in Joy Nick will touch yours as well. There are many ways to support Mary and Jay in sharing Nick’s story. Visit www.thriveinjoy.org to learn how you can help. And, be sure to check out the NDHS/TJNFF Baseball Extravaganza on June 15, 2019. Connect with Thrive in Joy on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TJNFF/ VisionTrust International - www.visiontrust.org Multiplying Good - www.multiplyinggood.org/what-we-do/jefferson-awards Neal Petersen - http://nealpetersen.com Consider participating in one of Mary and Jay’s mission trips to the Dominican Republic. Watch this 2 1/2 minute Video about their March 2019 DR Trip with USC students: https://vimeo.com/327205474
John McKenna is in his 18th season as Athletic Performance Director at Notre Dame High School, and has been a strength coach and football coach for over 32 years. At Notre Dame High School in his full time role he trains all physical education classes and teams in season and out of season. Coach McKenna was the first strength coach inducted into the New Jersey Coaches Hall of Fame and just recently was honored by the National Football Foundation for his Contribution to Amateur Athletics, and was just inducted to The Sports Faith Hall of Fame in Chicago. Coach has received honors from the New Jersey National Guard and Trenton Fire Department for his service to these organizations. Coach also is the moderator for Notre Dames Catholic Athletes for Christ(Trenton Diocese). Over the past 32 years Coach McKenna has trained professional, college, and high school athletes. He has also developed the popular (Building Your Foundation Youth Program) for the development of younger athletes. Coach has been a featured speaker throughout the country as a Strength Coach and a Faith Coach. Coach McKenna was just recently named to The Board Of Directors, Region 8 Northeast(ME, VT, NH, RI, CT, NY, PA, VA, WV, MD, DE. And NJ of the National High School Strength Coaches Assoc. Coach resides in New Jersey with his wife of 42 years Charyl , has three daughters, a son, and 9 grandchildren. Coach bases everything off this saying: Strong Mind-Strong Body-Strong Faith=Strong Life.
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Notre Dame High School football coach Kevin Rooney joins the pod to discuss why he's stuck around Notre Dame for so long, how his coaching philosophies have changed in his 39 years at the helm and what it was like to coach Giancarlo Stanton. Plus a whole bunch more!
There are many great stores of support and friendship in our industry. This is Mark Bergasse’s story. He owns Marks Auto Service in Oakville, ON, Canada. Mark encountered chest pains over a few months, did a stress test and found out that he had a mild heart attack and was scheduled for a quadruple heart bypass. With this, he had no plans of being out of his shop for surgery or recovery. His wife, Sandy knew she needed a plan, that didn’t exist. What happened next is the story you are about to hear. As if providence lent its hand, Glenn Colling of Eastside Auto Service in Oakville, ON, Todd Sarson of Stop N Go Automotive, Burlington, ON and Carlo Sabucco of Sils Complete Auto Care Centre in Oakville, ON came to the rescue. They ran the business for Mark and Sandy while Mark recovered. The strong culture already in place provided a smooth transition while Mark recovered. There are some very strong and valuable lessons to think about as a business owner when and if you or your business would ever have to deal with a health or some other type of challenge or disaster. You need to have a contingency plan. This episode, I hope, will open your eyes to do something about it because you think it will never happen to you. The Panel: Mark Bergasse started in this great trade pumping gas at a full serve station and then moved into the bays to start his automotive training. He later graduated from Mohawk College and completed my Apprenticeship. In 1995 Mark’s dream came true and he opened his own shop and Mark’s Auto Service was born! Mark expanded to our present location in 2006 with 7 service bays and a larger showroom. He has been taking care of people and their cars for over 38 years. Every day is a new challenge and every day Mark loves to help people. Carlo Sabucco started in 1994 after attending several years at Ryerson University for business. Thereafter graduated Mohawk college Automotive Tech Program. Carlo has devoted a great amount of time surrounding himself with some of the greatest shop owners in the market. Over the years, Carlo attended training from Bob Greenwood to Cecil Bullard, Dave Schedin, Elite and group process with Jim Murphy, thru to Kelly Bennett, now he is with ShopPros. Today Carlo operates Sils Complete Auto Care Centre, a successful 8 bay facility, approx 7,000 square feet on the east side of Oakville, Ontario. Carlo’s own close competitors are his greatest friends like Mark and Glenn from the Podcast. Mark says that his business would never be what it is without these business owners. Glenn Colling is a graduate of Northwood University, Cedar Hill Texas. He is the owner of Eastside Auto Service in Oakville, ON with two locations. Glenn created and developed the “Auto Repair Shop-In-A-Box” that is used to teach children a skill and support the Village of Hope in Burkina Faso West Africa. Glenn has a busy home life as he and his wife Lisa have three children of their own, and provide foster care for over 33 newborns to date. Todd Sarson was born and raised in Burlington Ontario where he attended Notre Dame High School. Todd developed an interest in vehicles and just about anything hands-on at a very early age. With that interest, Todd then went on to trades school at Mohawk college and further advanced his automotive knowledge. Todd then joined the Stop N GO team in 2004 as a trusted service advisor and then worked his way to the service manager, and now the owner. In his spare time, Todd can be found dirt biking, skateboarding, swimming, or playing hockey. (http://eepurl.com/bhqME9) Be socially involved and in touch with the show: Speaking (https://remarkableresults.biz/speaking) This episode is brought to you by Federal-MogulMotorparts and Garage Gurus. With brands like Moog, Felpro, Wagner Brake, Champion, Sealed Power, FP Diesel and more, they’re the parts techs trust. For serious technical training and support –...
Coach John McKenna retired after 16 seasons as Athletic Performance Director and Assistant Football Coach at Notre Dame High School in New Jersey , and was a strength coach and football coach for over 32 years. A member of St. John the Baptist Parish and Knights of Columbus, he has developed a foundation program for younger athletes that teaches the basics of fottball and also enhances their athletic ability. This program has been copied and highlighted throughout the country. Coach John McKenna is a big man with a big message. He challenges men to go on the offensive and grow closer to God. Coach tell us to man up, take the offensive and no longer hide from society behind over-the-top political correctness. God is the rewarder of those who diligently seek him, not the rewarder of those who “kinda sorta” follow him.
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I talk with John McKenna and get some valuable nuggets in this episode. Coach McKenna has so much knowledge and experiences and is very valuable to the strength and conditioning community. He loves the field and wants to not only get his athletes better everyday but also make the industry for high school strength coaches better as well. John McKenna is in his 18th season as Athletic Performance Director at Notre Dame High School, and has been a strength coach and football coach for over 32 years. At Notre Dame High School in his full time role he trains all physical education classes and teams in season and out of season. Coach McKenna was the first strength coach inducted into the New Jersey Coaches Hall of Fame and just recently was honored by the National Football Foundation for his Contribution to Amateur Athletics, and was just inducted to The Sports Faith Hall of Fame in Chicago. Coach had received honors from the New Jersey National Guard and Trenton Fire Department for his service to these organizations. Coach also is the moderator for Notre Dames Catholic Athletes for Christ(Trenton Diocese). Over the past 32 years Coach McKenna has trained professional, college, and high school athletes. He has also developed the popular (Building Your Foundation Youth Program) for the development of younger athletes. Coach has been a featured speaker throughout the country as a Strength Coach and a Faith Coach. Coach McKenna was just recently named to The Board Of Directors, Region 8 Northeast(ME, VT, NH, RI, CT, NY, PA, VA, WV, MD, DE. And NJ of the National High School Strength Coaches Assoc. Coach resides in New Jersey with his wife of 42 years Charyl , has three daughters, a son, and 9 grandchildren. Coach bases everything off this saying: Strong Mind-Strong Body-Strong Faith=Strong Life. Contact Coach: email: mckenna@ndnj.org My name is Dane Nelson. I am a former college and high school strength coach. I created this podcast for strength coaches at any level but more specifically for High School Strength Coaches. I want strength coaches to be able to connect to each other and learn more about the growing field of full time high school strength coaching. Thanks for checking out the website. It would be great to connect with other strength coaches and talk about what works and what doesn’t work when training high school athletes. This is why I created this podcast. I hope you find it useful and valuable! Website: www.hsstrengthcoach.com Contact me at hsstrengthcoach365@gmail.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/strengthcoachHS Thank you so much for listening and I would appreciate it greatly if you could leave a 5 star review in iTunes and Google Play as well as this really helps boost the show rankings and spread the word about the High School Strength Coach Podcast. That way other Strength Coaches like yourself can find the show and benefit from it too. Thank you very much if you have already left a rating and feedback, I appreciate it greatly!
Randi and Sara are joined this month by John and Tom Gough, community philanthropists and proud supporters of Elmira's Notre Dame High School. The group talks about legacy, anniversaries, and what's to come in 2017.
Dr.Thomas Meyer, DDS, MICCMO has enjoyed practicing dentistry in the Chicago suburbs area since 1993. He proudly continues to provide excellent care to the community as his father did the generation before him. Dr. Meyer – Dentist Mount Prospect, Arlington Heights, Des Plaines IL – strongly believes that all of his guests are deserving of the highest standards of quality care and treatment. To fulfill this promise, he stays committed to continuing education, advanced technology, and the latest procedures used in his office, along with top-of-the-line patient amenities. EDUCATION His achievements in advanced education include receiving his mastership award within the distinguished International College of Craniomandibular Orthopedics (ICCMO) and being a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. He has recently attended many advanced cosmetic courses from the world-renowned Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies (LVI), orthodontic and TMD seminars through the Center for Occlusal Studies and ICCMO, and numerous classes through his local affiliations with the Chicago Dental Society, the Illinois State Dental Society, the American Dental Society, and specialists in the area. Dr. Meyer graduated from Loyola University in Chicago with his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 1993. Prior to dental school, he completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Iowa and graduated from Notre Dame High School in Niles, Illinois. www.MeyerDentalGroup.net
Top high school sprint coach Joe McNab has been producing some of the country's best sprinters and relays for decades at Notre Dame High School. With beginners the process has to be simple and he walks us through his core speed principles, how he built a culture of speed, and his experience working with field sports. For more information on this topic, read the complete show notes at: http://www.hmmrmedia.com/2016/11/hmmr-podcast-episode-77-fast-kids-with-joe-mcnab/ SIGN UP NOW! Nick, Martin and Coach McNab will host a workshop in Los Angeles on December 17. It will provide a hands on look at the theory and practice of athletic development from the ground up. Sign up early to get a discount. Learn more here: http://www.hmmrmedia.com/store/seminars-and-consulting/los-angeles-athletic-development-seminar/
Our guest for this week’s episode is Nick Garcia, strength and throws coach for Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, CA. Nick is also part of the HMMR Media Podcast along with Martin Bingisser which hosts many thought leaders in sport science. This article is brought to you by Train Heroic (www.trainheroic.com), which is the athlete management platform I use for all of my online client training, as well as my online training groups, such as “Legendary Athleticism”. I’m excited to have Nick on the show because of his experience as a traditional strength coach, throws coach, and a Bondarchuk method user. Coaches are often intrigued by the Bondarchuk method, as it has yielded such incredible results in the realm of the throws, but there is a lot of confusion as to how its principles might actually carry over into all other training systems. Nick is a great guy to talk to in this regard, as on this podcast, we go over many of the ideas that Bondarchuk had that can filter to training any event, as well as case studies in regards to related concepts, such as delayed transformation, “lag” of peak performance in Bondarchuk vs. traditional training, velocity based work, and more. If you aren’t familiar with the Bondarchuk style of training, you can check out more about it by checking out this series by Martin Bingisser on 8-Weeks Out. I’ll do a quick explanation of the Bondarchuk system as well here: The core of the Bondarchuk system is doing one (although some coaches will alternate 2 or possibly 3) workout, repeatedly, tracking the result of the “CE” or competitive exercise (such as hammer throw distance), until an athlete “adapts” by increasing to their highest peak in CE performance. Athletes will typically require 20-40 training sessions of the same type before they reach their highest adaptation of the cycle, at which point, the cycle is ended. Each athlete has their own consistent, individual reaction. The Bondarchuk system also utilizes a “Vertical Integration” system, where the whole spectrum of athletic qualities (Competitive exercise, special exercises, weightlifting, and circuit style strength) is trained in tandem throughout the year. A sample training day could look something like this: Warmup Shot Put Throw 25 Throws Medicine Ball Special Throw 5x10 Clean 5 x 3-5 reps @ 65-70% ½ Squat 5 x 3-5 reps @ 65-70% Fitness Circuit (4 exercises) 3x10 reps This workout would then be repeated until an athlete adapted to the training. Quite simply, the Bondarchuk system uses exercises in a vertical integration manner, has a repetitive, simple planning scheme, and relies on the individual adaptation pattern of each athlete. Key Points Nick’s thoughts on the black and white nature of utilizing the Bondarchuk method. Bondarchuk’s GPE circuit, and it’s influence on Nick’s use of core circuit workout finishers The effects of strength gain in the Bondarchuk system vs. traditional programming Management of the CNS in traditional style programming through Nick’s 4 week cycle formatting The timing of adaptation in deloading in Traditional lifting vs. the Bondarchuk model Delayed transformation of maximal strength to best throws/speed-strength performance in traditional training vs. Bondarchuk model Velocity based training, and it’s carryover to throws training and the Bondarchuk model The role of max strength in traditional powerlifting movements vs. specific and high velocity training methods How Nick sets his barbell weights at the beginning of each training cycle, based on velocity based training, and assumed improvement of bar speeds over the course of the training cycle How to use VBT in conjunction with a portal system to determine athletic readiness The role of bands and chains in traditional training, as well as the Bondarchuk system, and why not to use them for specific developmental exercises
Diana was born in Clarksburg, WV and is the daughter of the late Louis and Anna Allessio Pishner. She attended Notre Dame High School and graduated with the class of 1977. She attended Fairmont State College and is employed by the Marion County Board of Education as a “Fast ForWord” computer aide at East Dale […]
Happy Tuesday, Folks. Episode #23 is all new with the excellent dudes from Holidaze Comics, Dave Dellecese & Andrew Cieslinski. This is where a snarky joke would be, If i wasn't sick as a dog. No Erin this week, so we called in some reinforcements. On tap this week, Famo and Kev discuss the new leader in the clubhouse for Operation UTICAST and give a recap of Thanksgiving 2015. Then, Good Friend of the Show, Kate Reilly (@ratiekeilly)stops by to talk Toys for Teens, Operation Sunshine and the Jingle Jam. Afterwards, Sam sits down with Dave and Andrew of Holidaze Comics (@holidazecomics) to talk Notre Dame High School, Archie, Marvel movies and discuss there new trade paperback, out now on Amazon. Finally, Internet Rabblerouser, Justin Parkinson (@MadeInUtica)stops by to talk Rocky Movies, cheating at board games and whether or not you should bring a plus one to a wedding. This is the Uticast and We're here to tell you a story.
Tonight we have a very exciting show planned for you. I don’t want to give away the secret until I check back with our guests John Ventre and Owen Eichler. John has told us that a mystery has been solved, so make sure you tune in tonight to find out more. Researcher Owen Eichler has degrees in mechanical, electrical, and heat-transfer engineering. He has studied the 1965 Kecksburg, Pennsylvania UFO event for fifty years, ever since he saw the flight of the object himself. That was also the year I graduated from Notre Dame High School in Moylan, Pennsylvania. Yes, that means there’s going to be a 50th high-school reunion that I’m considering attending. This is Owen’s first appearance on Future Theater...
Join Cheri as she talks with Detroit area author, Carol Teegardin about her book, and the upcoming play of the same name! Mystery surrounds the death of Strawberry, and there is much evidence to point to some dicey doings in Detroit. Cheri and Carol will be talking about creative process, what it takes to turn a book into a play and exactly what the story is all about! You don't want to miss this real life/creative show! Carol Teegardin worked at the Detroit Free Press and the Detroit News for a total of 21 years. She penned Carol T, once regarded by Detroit Monthly Magazine as Michigan’s top investigative-style gossip column, covering society, sports and current events. She also covered business news, winning an award in 1999 for coverage of Michigan’s record high employment. A former adjunct professor of Journalism at University of Detroit-Mercy College, she also taught at Cranbrook Academy in Bloomfield Hills, Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, Ca. and at the Los Angeles Unified Public School System in Los Angeles. She has been back in Michigan since 2005 teaching and writing. Carol penned a book entitled “Strawberry, How An Exotic Dancer Toppled Detroit’s Hip-Hop Mayor” and recently finished a play based on the book. She is doing a screenplay adaptation of Strawberry and looks forward to shopping it for production. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/293835295/strawberry-matters-her-story-at-marygrovetheatre-t Cheri@blushingskywrite.com www.blushingskywrite.com
**Today's host(s):** Scot Landry and Susan Abbott **Today's guest(s):** Sr. Mary Corripio and Sr. Marietta Brown of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur * [Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur](http://www.sndden.org/) * [Vocation website](http://www.askansnd.org) **Today's topics:** Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur **Summary of today's show:** Scot and Susan are joined today by Sr. Mary and Sr. Marietta to discuss the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, an international religious order with strong roots in Boston ad a tradition of educating young women and the poor, serving them and bringing them the light of Christ. **1st segment:** Scot welcome Susan back to the show. He noted that she is co-hosting on Monday, not Thursday, because of her fondness for the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. She went to a Notre Dame Sisters high school. The sisters have many schools in Boston and have had a profound effect on the Archdiocese of Boston. Susan said St. Julie, the foundress, had a particular devotion to educating young women, especially poor women. Scot noted that his mom is 65 years old today. She is the number one fan of The Good Catholic Life. Scot welcomed Sr. Mary Corripio and Sr. Marietta Brown. Sr. Marietta grew up in Dorchester, as many Notre Dame sisters have. She went to public school until high school when she went to an SND high school. After school, she joined the Sisters of Notre Dame, which was the only congregation she knew. She attended Emmanuel College, Boston State, and Boston College. She taught in many towns around Boston and then was appointed as a principal in the Midwest then came back for a time. She later spent eight years in South Africa doing teacher training. She now works in a preschool in New Mexico on a Navajo reservation. Reaching out to the poor is one of the founding charisms of the congregation. It is incredible to see how the people remain joyful even in their struggles. Sr. Mary found the SND when she went to college. She grew up in Louisiana and wanted a Catholic women's education like she had in high school. She found Trinity College where she got the call. After college, she went to Japan to teach English for a year. After that, she went to Europe on a pilgrimage to figure out what she wanted to do. She ended up in the town where St. Julie was born in the 18th century. She met the Sisters of Notre Dame in the village and ended up staying there for a weekend. That was the beginning of her life with the order. Her first ministry was to work in the Archdiocese of Boston in the Office of Cultural Diversity. She said working working with immigrants is a big part of the ministry of the order. She now works in the vocations office for the order. In the US, they have five people working in vocation ministry in California, Ohio, New Mexico and the US. **2nd segment:** St. Julie Billiart came from a large family and was a very religious child attending church daily. She was recognized as an extraordinarily spiritual child and received the Eucharist at an earlier age than other children. At one point in her life, her dad was confronted with violence and she was so shocked by the incident that she was paralyzed. Nevertheless, she continued to educate young women in religious instruction from her sick bed. Even after her recovery she continued to impress others with her special faith. She was constantly heard to say in all circumstances, "God is good." When God gave her the vision to found the order, it was through the cross. She saw women in a particular habit joined in prayer around the cross. She saw the cross was not just suffering, but also joy. Sr. Marrietta said the physical cross was making her stronger spiritually because she had a strong trust in God's will. At the time in France, the government was persecuting the Church and she snuck into areas to bring religious instruction despite her handicap and military patrols on the lookout. In the cross we see the will of God. The cross is marking this mission so stay with it and live with it because God will provide. Sr. Mary said she began the novitiate in August 2001 and 9/11 happened one month later. St. Julie used to day that if turmoil happens at the beginning of something, God will bless it. If something happens and it's too easy, then something's wrong, St. Julie used to say. there are diocesan religious orders, there are missionary orders, and there are international orders. Missionary orders make vows and promises to deliberately go out into foreign lands. International orders can go out to foreign lands, but they can also stay in the lands where they were born and raised. Diocesan sisters sometimes go internationally, but they are vowed to the diocese and are expected to stay in the diocese normally. Sr. Mary said each kind has a gift. There's something beautiful about giving back to the community that raised you. There is also the bringing the Gospel to the ends of the earth which is also such a good witness. The first SND came to the US in Cincinnati and later to Boston. They started in the North End of Boston and have grown from there, starting schools. Many sisters have worked in parishes across the Archdiocese and are in schools in every region of the archdiocese. Sr. Marietta said when they were founded, they educated young women who were too poor for education. In the Boston area, they kept to the charism very much. The Sisters of St. Joseph educated boys and the SND educated girls. In addition to the schools, the congregational also has universities. Trinity University is in Washington, DC and Emmanuel in Boston. In Africa they have sisters in hospitals and schools in Congo and Nigeria. In Japan, they also have several schools. They are in 15 countries. **3rd segment:** The schools in the local area at which SND now work: 1. Emmanuel College, Boston, MA 2. Notre Dame Montessori School, Dorchester, MA 3. Notre Dame Academy, Hingham, MA 4. Notre Dame Academy, Tyngsboro, MA 5. Notre Dame High School, Lawrence, MA 6. Notre Dame Education Center, Lawrence, MA 7. St. Mary of the Assumption School, Lawrence, MA 8. St. Patrick Elementary School and Education Center, Lowell, MA 9. Notre Dame Education Center, South Boston, MA 10. Julie's Family Learning Program, South Boston, MA 11. Saint Jude Elementary School, Waltham, MA 12. Cuvilly Arts and Earth Center, Ipswich, MA 13. Notre Dame Children's Class, Wenham, MA 14. Bishop Fenwick High School, Peabody, MA 15. Bishop Stang High School, Dartmouth, MA 16. St. Augustine, Andover, MA 17. St. Mary Star of the Sea School, Beverly, MA 18. St. John the Evangelist School, Beverly, MA 19. St. Michael School, Hudson, MA Sr. Marietta said the congregation is also working in the area of human trafficking. they are working to raise awareness and looking to see what they can do as a group. Sr. Mary said there was a collaboration among the various religious congregations in Boston to raise awareness about trafficking, holding symposia twice a year, giving talks at parishes and more. They also now have a safe house for women who have escaped and are trying to establish a new life. Much of the trafficking in Boston is domestic, people forced into either labor or sex exploitation. Recently a young woman was kidnapped by a neighbor and forced into prostitution in hotels around Boston. Young people are lured into a situation and taken advantage of. Sr. Marietta said internationally some families sell a child because they think the child will live the good life in America. The Cristo Rey high school model is one way to target poverty that leads to such desperation. The children get a good education and job experience. In Peru, the sisters live in the neighborhoods of extreme poverty. They are so poor that sometimes the teachers teach without pay. On the Navajo reservation the families are extremely poor as well, even to where they don't even have running water. They can't get rid of their garbage because they have to pay to bring it to the dump. They take their laundry into town because it's cheaper than bringing water to the homes. **4th segment:** Sr. Mary said the postulants and novices are very diverse. They have one woman who was born in Nigeria. Their novice is from Mexico. Another woman entering this year is a doctor from Italy and the other is from Arizona. The average age upon entry is 40. The national novitiate takes place in Cincinnati. The house in Ipwisch is a center for retreats and much of the order's local work. They house provincial offices, congregational offices, to provide a home to the elderly and infirm. Sr. Marietta said miracles take place through the prayer of the sisters living at their house. Susan said the Office for Religious Education often takes directors of religious education to Ipswich for days of recollection and formation. Sr. Mary said Cardinal Cushing was instrumental in helping the Sisters get the property in Ipswich. Scot said the cardinal was one of the biggest builders in the history of the Church in the United States. Sr. Mary said the order's sisters work locally mainly in the poorest areas. Susan recalled that Notre Academy in Roxbury when she went to school covered 16 acres between Duley and Eggleston Squares. She spoke about the sisters who were so formative in her life. The order has 1,600 sisters internationally and 400 of them are here in the Archdiocese.
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