Podcasts about bejing olympics

For this episode, I want all of our listeners to think back to 2008, the Bejing Olympics were happening, the Great Recession, that weird orange car that came out that I cannot pronounce. For some, 2008 may have been no different than current world affairs, but it was anything but that, Twilight had just been released and wars began happening everywhere, installing the Jacob vs Edward factions. Join us as we dive into werewolf pop culture and see which wolf we put on top of the rest. **WARNING this episode discusses sensitive topics such as death and suicide Social Media https://www.instagram.com/slightlyscarypod/  https://twitter.com/slightlyscary13  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089856638802  https://www.tiktok.com/@slightlyscarypod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/slightlyscarypod/support

In this episode of “In Stride,” Sinead is joined by Olympic event rider Selena O'Hanlon. Selena O'Hanlon is a Canadian event rider that has represented her country in the Olympics, World Equestrian Games, and the Pan Am Games. With Colombo, Selena competed at the 2008 Bejing Olympics and was a team silver medalist at the Kentucky World Equestrian Games in 2010, which was Canada's first eventing silver medal in over 30 years. On Foxwood High, Selena helped team Canada win another silver medal at the 2011 Pan Am Games in Guadalajara. Selena was also the first Canadian to win the Fair Hill International 3* in 2017 on Woody. • In this episode, Selena discusses various topics related to her career and horse and rider health, including: • Making a habit of listening to your body and learning about proper nutrition and fitness. • Her experience competing in Olympics and winning team silver at the 2010 WEG. • How she handles fear and pressure, and how she approaches nerves cross country day. • The role Selena's mother played in her riding career and the evolution of their shared business. • The importance of having access to hills for fitness work and tack that fits the horse and rider. Join Selena and Sinead in this exciting conversation on taking care of yourself and your horse.

On today's show:On This Day: In 2008, the USA Redeem Team Won Gold at the Bejing Olympics.Kevin Durant Is Staying in Brooklyn.Fernando Tatis Jr. Shares He's Getting Surgery During Suspension.The Star Wars KOTOR Game Changes Studios.Director, Matt Reeves Signs Multi-Year Film Deal with Warner Bros.For more details on these stories and many more, follow ONE37pm on IG, Twitter, FB and TT.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The sports landscape has been very full with SuperBowl 56 this past weekend and the Bejing Olympics. But, the racing world is ratcheting up as well.All eyes are focused on Daytona Beach Florida as NASCAR's top 3 series tackle the 2.5 mile Daytona International Speedway with Trucks on Friday, Xfinity on Saturday and then the DAYTONA 500 Sunday for the Cup Series.Rusty Marcus who is the General Manager of the New Smyrna Speedway drops in for a visit and shares the track's 50 year Speedweek tradition that sees the track host short trackers from around America  in their version of Speedweeks in the annual World Series of Ashpalt Racing on the high banked half miler.Jack visits with the Competition Director of Stewart Haas Racing, Greg Zipadelli and we talk about this next gen car as well as SHR's 2022 outlook. “Zippy” as he is known in the industry also shares some insight into what the future might be for newly signed fill in driver Ryan Preece. And old friend, Alex Palou swings by. One year ago, the smiling Spaniard was just getting to know his new Chip Ganassi IndyCar Team and now he is ending his off season as the Series Champion. You don't want to miss my conversation with Alex. In it he explains how he uses donuts of all things to reward his team for success. 

Lee and AJ are joined by The Athletic's Ian Mendes on a Sens gameday, Chabot sits with soreness, team's tendency to play well with the chips down, stability in goal, Brannstrom draws back in, Canada and USA Women's hockey renew their rivalry in Bejing Olympics, Craig Anderson poised to make return to Ottawa with Sabres, and how they think the minutes will be spread out on the blue line without Chabot.

USA finally wins a gold medal at the Bejing Olympics, a USA skier Mikaela Shiffrin gets disqualified and Super Bowl party etiquette.

The Bejing Olympics are underway with a disappointing start. NBC reported record low ratings for its opening ceremony, drawing only 7.25m viewers, which is down 55% over the previous winter games. While they've earned 7 silver medals, Team USA still hasn't earned a gold and teams are raising concerns on the treatment of quarantined athletes. A search is underway for a suspect that opened fire at a Fred Meyer grocery store in Richland, WA, killing one and injuring another. Citing increasing rates of flight disruption due to unruly behavior, Delta Airlines is asking the DOJ to allow additions to the national no-fly list. The IRS knows how much you owe but still forever keep you paying to figure it out.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RUOK with Drive Thru's? Shane really isnt...  Canadian Athletes are getting ready for the winter Olympics, and they are going to need our support! Catriona Le May Doan, former Olympic speed skater and the Chef de Mission for Team Canada at the 2022 Bejing Olympics, joins The Shift! She talks about her job at the games, Olympic Culture, and how to help athletes learn how to succeed and fail at the games.   With the holidays around the corner, many Canadians are looking to experiment with Cannabis. Opie Sidhu, a Cannabis expert, tells us what we need to know before trying weed. Plus, a better understanding of how the stigma surrounding weed is still a barrier for the industry in Canada.  HEY, DO YOU LIKE PODCASTS? Why not subscribe to ours? find it on Apple, Google, Spotify & Curiouscast.ca See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tuesday's episode of Locked On Blackhawks begins with an update on the NHL officially pausing the 2021-22 season through December 26th, which postponed the Chicago Blackhawks matchup with the Dallas Stars to a later date. Then, host Jack Bushman also discusses the NHL reportedly opting out of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing this February. The episode concludes with Blackhawks' forwards Jujhar Khaira & Henrik Borgstrom returning to practice on Tuesday morning ahead of the Christmas break. All that and more on Locked On Blackhawks. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.NHL Pauses Season From Dec. 22-26 (2:25)Blackhawks Schedule Changes (9:05)NHL Also Opts Out Of 2022 Beijing Olympics (11:30)Khaira & Borgstrom Return To Practice (17:40)There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tuesday's episode of Locked On Blackhawks begins with an update on the NHL officially pausing the 2021-22 season through December 26th, which postponed the Chicago Blackhawks matchup with the Dallas Stars to a later date. Then, host Jack Bushman also discusses the NHL reportedly opting out of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing this February. The episode concludes with Blackhawks' forwards Jujhar Khaira & Henrik Borgstrom returning to practice on Tuesday morning ahead of the Christmas break. All that and more on Locked On Blackhawks. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day. NHL Pauses Season From Dec. 22-26 (2:25) Blackhawks Schedule Changes (9:05) NHL Also Opts Out Of 2022 Beijing Olympics (11:30) Khaira & Borgstrom Return To Practice (17:40) There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

During a Sunday night guest appearance on Fox News Channel, Rep. Chris Stewart was asked by former congressman Trey Gowdy whether the U.S. should boycott the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing."At a minimum, we should do that,” Stewart said bluntly. Representative Chris Stewart calls in to explain See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Itai and Eliran discuss the Montreal Canadiens' new and unique management setup, the downfall of some big name players, the various roadblocks to the NHL's participation in the 2022 Bejing Olympics, and the front office shakeups within both of the Canucks and Flyers organizations. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/slapshotblogs/message

Does Mac and Cheese deserve to be on your holiday table? We discuss the cheesiest of debates. Kendrick Perkins (22:00) explains why the Lakers are struggling. New TFC head coach & sporting director Bob Bradley (33:00) joins the show.  Elliotte Friedman (50:00) with the latest on whether or not NHLers will be heading to the Bejing Olympics next year.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Dave Nicholls, the pilot of a bobsled team with both paraplegic and able-bodied athletes, joins Lee to discuss how his team is working to qualify for the Bejing Olympics in 2022. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If wrestling had a hometown, Osage, Iowa would be in contention for that honor. The town of about 3500 has produced two Olympic wrestlers and perhaps the first-family of Iowa wrestling. With 6 state titles, 3 Big Ten Championships, 6 All Americans, a national championship, international success, and an Olympian, it is safe a safe bet that the mantle on the Schwab family fireplace has had to be reinforced a few times. Episode 122 brings the youngest Schwab brother, UNI Panther head coach Doug Schwab, to the podcast to tell his stories from on the mat. Mike and Mark Schwab were two very successful wrestlers. Mike was a state champion and Mark was a 4-time state champ, only losing 1 match in high school.  Both Mike and Mark were All Americans at UNI. Little brother Doug followed in their footsteps and added one more state title to the family trophy case before going on to wrestle at the University of Iowa. Doug's career as a Hawkeye included 130 wins, 3 Big Ten titles, a national title and 3 time All American honors. Doug continued his career earning a Pan American Games gold, US National Championship, and a trip to the 2008 Bejing Olympics. Schwab's career is now in its second phase as he is the head wrestling coach for the UNI Panthers. After serving as an assistant at Virginia Tech and the University of Iowa under Tom Brands, Schwab took the reins in Cedar Falls in 2010. Since that time, he has helped rebuild the Panther program, with the help of brother Mark, and restore it to one of the top 15 programs in the country. Schwab and his UNI Panthers are now in the Big 12 Conference and UNI had its first national champion, Drew Foster, since 2000.

Following an in-depth production tour at GU Energy, BJ and I met with Magda Boulet to record this episode in her office. Magda is Vice President of Innovation, Research, and Development at GU and it all started many years ago when she knocked on the door and asked for help. At the time, Magda was a roadrunner looking to up her game and she knew that sports nutrition was an important piece for her to learn. That day she met the legendary Dr. Vaughan, who created the first energy gel to aid his daughter to reach her peak performance in ultrarunning. Never did Magda think that day, that she would also someday become an ultramarathoner and a GU executive. Magda grew up in Poland and immigrated to the United States in 1991. She barely spoke English and started her career at Taco Bell in Southern California. She became a US Citizen on September 11, 2001. She attended Cal Berkeley and loved it so much that she never left. It is the town that she still calls home. She ran for Cal Berkeley where she met her husband and fellow runner Richie. A professional marathoner for many years, Magda trained under the guidance of Jack Daniels for over a decade. In 2008, she placed 2nd to Deena Kastor at the Olympic Trials in Boston and earned herself the honor of representing the United States at the Bejing Olympics. An experience that she describes as her biggest disappointment but also the experience that led to a rebirth of her career and her fastest times. Magda has generously shared her backstory on several podcasts and we've linked to a few of those below in the show notes so definitely check those out. For this episode, we wanted to tap into her knowledge bank and dive right into sports nutrition. We talk about the biggest mistake that she sees athletes make when it comes to nutrition and her perspective on low carb diets for athletes. We also talk about the importance of longevity in the sport, her relationship with Jack Daniels and her transition from road to trail. If you've heard Magda before or met her in person then you know that she is genuinely kind and holds a contagious passion for life. She is committed to pulling the best out of herself every day whether that is on the trail, at home or in the office. Although she dreams of sleeping in until 10 am and going on vacation to do nothing, she knows that an active, full life is the only choice for her. We are so grateful to have recorded this episode with her and excited to share it with the YT community. Namaste -Jess

In this episode, I'm bringing you Part 1 of my interview with Amy Begley, Olympian, and coach, on her own health and fitness journey.  She tells about her road to the 2008 Bejing Olympics, confidence, goal setting, motivation and more. Amy gives practical tips for any skill or experience level on a health and fitness journey. For those coaching or mentoring, she tells how of her transition from professional athlete to coach and how she motivates, too.  In between episodes, check out the blog https://www.tjtellsit.com for companion articles release during the week after the episode.  Follow my health and fitness journey on Instagram and Twitter by following @tjtellsit. Discuss this episode and all things health and fitness in the Facebook community

60 min OT, Spring 2017 Episode 9 (March 12, 2017) Danielle McCartan = host/producer/research/board operator/”call screener”… everything: a 1 woman show!! WWW.PROSPORTSRUNDOWN.COM Twitter @CoachMcCartan Youtube: search “Coach McCartan” Soundcloud.com/coachmccartan ON DEMAND: iTunes Podcast “Coach McCartan” TUNE IN Radio – type in “60 Minute Overtime” Play.google.com: Search “COACHMCCARTAN” Video simulcast on Periscope @CoachMcCartan and Facebook Facbook.com/coachmccartan And YOU! TODAY'S GUESTS: 1. John Lund, fellow Final Four FrancesaCon contestant @lundinbridge 2. Francisco Cervelli, current Pittsburgh Pirates catcher and catcher for Team Italy in WBC 3. Monica Abbott, professional softball's first million dollar player and silver medal winning pitcher And commentary from my interviews with: 1. Brandon Marshall, new NYG WR 2:44 FrancesaCon from Irving Plaza last week: talking about being a contestant, John Lund, also a contestant, calls in to talk about our performance in the talent search competition on stage! 15:46 New York Jets talk: My FrancescaCon talk about the New York Jets, then continued talk about the NYJ, including new ideas, perspectives, research --- 2018 QB candidates/free agents 28:04 NFL Free Agency has heated up! My take on the best move! Hint: includes commentary from my interview with Brandon Marshall 34:02 60 Minute Overtime Hurry Up Offense (sports minute) 36:30 World Baseball Classic update: Team Italy's progress in Pool D + my beef with MLB Network!!! 38:45 Cervelli talks to me about how he chose to play for Team Italy over Team Venezuela + more about Team Italy and the Pittsburgh Pirates 45:09 What the Eff story of the week: Hint: NFL Combine 48:26 Women in Sports (March is women's history month) Segment 48:53 Monica Abbott (silver medalist in the Bejing Olympics), the first million dollar player in professional softball history! Topics include: the female wage gap, the Olympic games, a challenge to Mike Trout, + much more 1:07:50 Selection Sunday + brackets 1:09:41 Wrap up

Thirty-three episodes later, and we're finally calling 2016 a wrap. We end this year with a bang, as we are joined by the talented, motivating and inspiring serial-entrepreneur, Lisa Wang. Not only is Lisa a 3x National Champion and U.S. Hall of Fame Gymnast, but she is the founder of SheWorx, a global collective of ambitious female entrepreneurs that are redefining leadership. We cover how Lisa became who she is today. What motivated her to not only become a gymnast, becoming a hall-of-famer, barely missing the Bejing Olympics and how she overcame it. We cover her adventures at Yale, joining a hedge fund and leaving for a career in food tech, to eventually SheWorx. In just a short period of time, SheWorx has reached over 16,000 women across the globe. We chat about its origins, and Lisa's experiences being both a woman and a minority in her entrepreneurial endeavors. You're going to feel inspired, hungry to do more, and most importantly, motivated to make a difference, both in your life and socially after listening to this episode. Lisa is one of our favorite guests to date and no one we would rather have to close out our podcast year strong! SheWorx Website: www.sheworx.co SheWorx Twitter: www.twitter.com/SheWorx SheWorx Facebook: www.facebook.com/SheWorx Lisa Wang Wikipedia: www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisa_Wang Lisa Wang Twitter: www.twitter.com/lisawang007 Listen to this episode on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pawdcast/id1071470844?mt=2 Listen to this episode on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/pawdcast/episode-033-lisa-wang-sheworx About #thePawdcast — Discussing all things entrepreneurship, startups, creativity, businesses, innovations, self-awareness and everything in-between. Hosted by Joshua Davidson, Eddie Contento, and Daniel DiGangi. Brought to you by ChopDawg.com.

Tellina Lee was born and raised in Newcastle, Australia, Born with Dance and music in her blood, she started tap dancing at 2, followed by every other style soon there after. As well as dance, Tellina is an accomplished Actress, Singer, Model, Host, V/O Artist, Choreographer and Teacher.Tellina has won many scholarships and championships, as well as receiving awards for the top 5% in Australia for Performing Arts. She has performed in an abundance of professional Musicals, in both USA and Australia, with some of her many highlights including, Opening with her girl group for Busta Rhymes in Vegas, Performing at the Superbowl, Sydney 2000 Olympics Opening Ceremony -Lead Tapper, writing top 5 song for Bejing Olympics and choreographing Dance groups for International fashion shows and studios. Tellina is the Creator and Choreographer of "Tap That" and is excited to use her passions and visions to bring Tap to another medium with this spunky group of tappers. ??

Tellina Lee was born and raised in Newcastle, Australia, Born with Dance and music in her blood, she started tap dancing at 2, followed by every other style soon there after. As well as dance, Tellina is an accomplished Actress, Singer, Model, Host, V/O Artist, Choreographer and Teacher.Tellina has won many scholarships and championships, as well as receiving awards for the top 5% in Australia for Performing Arts. She has performed in an abundance of professional Musicals, in both USA and Australia, with some of her many highlights including, Opening with her girl group for Busta Rhymes in Vegas, Performing at the Superbowl, Sydney 2000 Olympics Opening Ceremony -Lead Tapper, writing top 5 song for Bejing Olympics and choreographing Dance groups for International fashion shows and studios. Tellina is the Creator and Choreographer of "Tap That" and is excited to use her passions and visions to bring Tap to another medium with this spunky group of tappers. ??

Prominence is besieged. The Wraith and Ghost teamed up to take down one of Irish’s top lieutenants, and recovered critical information about the personal history of their foe. The final pieces of the puzzle are falling into place. The mob is preparing for its final blow against the masked vigilantes. The Olympian’s quest for vengeance is drawing to a head. The revolution that Wraith promised is coming. The cracks are widening. No matter how it comes out, Prominence will not be the same. Side Chatter PLAYERS Sam – Clarence Young (The Olympian).  Primed to be one of the most-winning medalists of the 2008 Bejing Olympics. His body was in peak physical condition, his mind was ready: but his entire career was about to come crashing down. A victim of Mob scheming and violence, his family was hurt, and he went out for vengeance. Matt – The Wraith.   Got his Masters in Electrical Engineering with a minor in acoustic design.  10 years back, shortly after beginning employment, his father was diagnosed with Huntington’s Disease.  He got himself checked out and found out that he’s also positive for Hereditary Huntington’s.  With nothing to live for and nothing to lose, he decided to take down the mob before he died. Manda – The Ghost. A quiet mask with unknown intentions.  Agile and good with a gun, terrifying to lay your eyes on in a dark alleyway. The post Prominence, SC Session 4 – Prominence Free appeared first on The Drunk and The Ugly.

The mob stands victorious over the vigilantes of Prominence, SC. The Olympian, defeated, fled the city. Reverb went out in a blaze of glory, slipping quietly into the underworld in the chaos. A new vigilante is skulking in the shadows. Ghost, an agile robber in a horrific mask, is looking into the sudden disappearances of Prominence’s very visible defenders. Clarence Young receives a visitor, and an offer. A man without a name leaves warnings to the masters of industry, predicting a revolution. Heroes are hard to kill in this city. They don’t stay down. Side Chatter PLAYERS Sam – Clarence Young (The Olympian).  Primed to be one of the most-winning medalists of the 2008 Bejing Olympics. His body was in peak physical condition, his mind was ready: but his entire career was about to come crashing down. A victim of Mob scheming and violence, his family was hurt, and he went out for vengeance. Matt – The Wraith.   Got his Masters in Electrical Engineering with a minor in acoustic design.  10 years back, shortly after beginning employment, his father was diagnosed with Huntington’s Disease.  He got himself checked out and found out that he’s also positive for Hereditary Huntington’s.  With nothing to live for and nothing to lose, he decided to take down the mob before he died. Manda – The Ghost. A quiet mask with unknown intentions.  Agile and good with a gun, terrifying to lay your eyes on in a dark alleyway. The post Prominence, SC Session 3 – Prominence Found appeared first on The Drunk and The Ugly.

The unlikely team of The Olympian and Reverb are throwing their best efforts at the criminals attempting to attain a stranglehold on the city. After surviving an ambush, they finally get a pair of names: ‘Irish’ and an assassin named ‘The Witch.’  Their only other lead, a Louis Hudson (who has apparent ties to the Irish Mob) is being coerced into a meeting. Prominence is besieged by the Irish Mob and vigilante justice is the only thing that is standing between them and control of the city.  Can The Olympian and Reverb hold the line, or will the weight of corruption crush them where they stand?   NOTE: This game was recorded live, and as such the recording quality is lower than our norm. We apologize.  PLAYERS Sam – Clarence Young (The Olympian).  Primed to be one of the most-winning medalists of the 2008 Bejing Olympics. His body was in peak physical condition, his mind was ready: but his entire career was about to come crashing down. A victim of Mob scheming and violence, his family was hurt, and he went out for vengeance. Matt – James Rhyne (Reverb).   Got his Masters in Electrical Engineering with a minor in acoustic design.  10 years back, shortly after beginning employment, his father was diagnosed with Huntington’s Disease.  He got himself checked out and found out that he’s also positive for Hereditary Huntington’s.  With nothing to live for and nothing to lose, he decided to take down the mob before he died. The post Prominence, SC Session 2 – Prominence Lost appeared first on The Drunk and The Ugly.

Welcome to Prominence, SC: a city of promises and dreams that have slowly crumbled away under the heels of organized crime. A man named Elliot Walker comes to visit a promising young athlete. A bribe is offered: a request refused. Punishment is dealt out, and a vigilante rises from the ashes of his family’s home. A brilliant and innovate engineer discovers he has a fate worse than death barreling his way. When the mob enters his life, he takes up a mask. The first vigilantes are rising in Prominence. Will they be heroes? Can they overcome themselves and strive for the greater good? PLAYERS Sam – Clarence Young (The Olympian).  Primed to be one of the most-winning medalists of the 2008 Bejing Olympics. His body was in peak physical condition, his mind was ready: but his entire career was about to come crashing down. A victim of Mob scheming and violence, his family was hurt, and he went out for vengeance. Matt – James Rhyne (Reverb).   Got his Masters in Electrical Engineering with a minor in acoustic design.  10 years back, shortly after beginning employment, his father was diagnosed with Huntington’s Disease.  He got himself checked out and found out that he’s also positive for Hereditary Huntington’s.  With nothing to live for and nothing to lose, he decided to take down the mob before he died. The post Prominence, SC Session 1 – Prominence Anew appeared first on The Drunk and The Ugly.

I love watching the Olympics. Especially the swimming events. I recall seeing my guest Eric Shanteau find out he had testicular cancer during the 2008 Bejing Olympics and he still competed! Eric talks about the Olympics, his cancer, his involvement with the Livestrong Foundation and his event in October Eric Shanteau's Swim for Life, where you can not only help out the Livestrong... Mel Majoros has been sharing her battle with breast cancer online for nearly 2 years now on her blog titled "The Cancer Warrior". After being named one of the top cancer blogs in the country, Mel is taking her advocacy and inspiring outlook a step farther with her new weekly show at www.empoweradio.com.

Fifth in the series of 6 exclusive interviews with New Zealand's leading sport psychology consultants who discuss the three attributes that they have seen in elite mentally tough athletes. Interview Number 5 is with Gary Hermanson, currently the Sport Psychologist to the NZ Olympic and Commonwealth Games Teams since 1998 including the recent Bejing Olympics in 2008. Gary has also been the Sport Psychologist for the NZ Black Caps Cricket Team from 2006-2008.

Fourth in the series of 6 exclusive interviews with New Zealand's leading sport psychology consultants who discuss the three attributes that they have seen in elite mentally tough athletes. Interview Number 4 is with Rod Corban, currently the Key Sport Psychology consultant for NZ Academy of Sport and also one of their Performance Consultants. Rod is also the key sport psychology provider for NZ Rowing and NZ Bike where he also supported these teams at the Bejing Olympics. He also supported the NZ Paralympic Team in Bejing and is their key provider for Sport Psychology.