Podcasts about Beta Theta Pi

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On February 2, 2017, 19-year-old Tim Piazza accepted a bid to join the Beta Theta Pi fraternity at Penn State. His first night of pledging would be the last of his life. In this episode, we'll talk to Tim's mom, Evelyn Piazza, and former Beta brother Kordel Davis to uncover the abuse, negligence, and cultic dynamics that resulted in Tim's death, and the cover up that came next.

A 19-year-old college student dies as a result of a fraternity hazing incident at Pennsylvania State University in 2017. It will result in the largest criminal indictment of a fraternity in American history.  RESOURCE LINKS:  “Penn State is Still Keeping Secrets on Frat Row” - https://video.vice.com/en_us/video/penn-state-drinking/5a74f2a3f1cdb375f62d5ddd “What Happened the Night of Beta Theta Pi's Bid Acceptance Night” -  https://onwardstate.com/2017/05/05/what-happened-the-night-of-beta-theta-pis-bid-acceptance-night/ “How a Fatal Frat Hazing Became Penn State's Latest Campus Crisis” - https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2017/10/penn-state-fraternity-hazing-death Death of Tim Piazza - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Tim_Piazza Pennsylvania State University Grand Jury Report on the Hazing Death of Tim Piazza - Released from the Court of Common Pleas, Centre County, Pennsylvania, December 15, 2017. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4329784-Grandjury-Report.html Links:  Once Upon a Crime's Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1730325570622505 Check us out on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@OnceUponACrimePodcast/videos Join Patreon for ad-free, early-release episodes, and behind-the-scenes peeks into the podcast! https://www.patreon.com/OnceUponACrime

Na początku lutego 2017 roku 19-letni Tim Piazza wziął udział w imprezie bractwa Beta Theta Pi na swojej uczelni. Nie mógł wiedzieć, że będzie to ostatnia impreza w jego życiu.

In the news today: For our first headline focusing on campus news, 94 distinguished professors support Stanley. For our second headline of the day focusing on greek life, frat house shuffle: 5 MSU fraternities find new location this year. For our final headline of the day focusing on student experience, 'you will never not be able to work out': exploring east Lansing gym options. 

Woody Ratterman is the managing partner for CSL Management and brings over 25 years of experience in operations consulting, risk management and capital raising to the Greek housing world. He is a Beta Theta Pi from Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), where he still assists with chapter operations. In this episode you will learn: -best practices for everyday sorority house management -tips for preparing for a major project -guidance for efficiency in operations Website: www.cslmanagement.com FB: Woody Ratterman FB: CSL Management IG: cslmanagement LinkedIn: Woody Ratterman

Myth: Going to Business School is Key to Business Success.See, it's NO longer a SECRET that owning your own business is not just for the rich. Maybe some people haven't heard that the cat's out of the bag but they'll get wind of it in no time.That's why more and more people are quitting their 9 to 5…People now KNOW that there's a BETTER way to provide for their families' needs!But what they don't know is “How to Get Started” or “What to Do Next”.Being the diligent aspiring entrepreneur that you are, you figure you've got 2 options to learn exactly what you need to know about “Building a Successful Business”:Business School – but who has the time and resources for that?Google – and sift through endless clickbait content that only generate more questions than answers?A lesser known (but probably the BEST) Option you actually have is to learn straight from entrepreneurs who already got the job done, like Rik Nonelle!Rik Nonelle graduated from THE Ohio State University in 1985 as a member of Beta Theta Pi with his BA in Marketing. He worked in sales, marketing and finance during his post-grad years, but decided at 29 that he'd had enough of “working for the man.”Motivated by a desire to be his own boss, Rik started Window Genie in 1994 as a small local window cleaning business. He sought for something low-tech, with little overhead and had potential for repeat business and he wanted to create an opportunity for entrepreneurs everywhere that can be easily duplicated!Window Genie opened its first franchise in Columbus, OH in 1998 and has since evolved into a national ranked franchise, operating with over 100 franchise partners in 31 states.Rik was the Founder, CEO, and President of Window Genie during different points in this Brand's lifetime, but has now stepped down so he can focus on passing down all his knowledge to a new generation of (aspiring) entrepreneurs like yourself.Where should you start and what do you need to own a business? How did Rik grow Window Genie into the huge success that it is today?Let's shine a light on secrets you need to know to achieve your TRUE Financial Freedom!Tune in to our Podcast to learn more about everything you WANT and NEED on franchising, investment, financing processes and options.This is Eye On Franchising, where we share our vision for your franchise future. https://www.facebook.com/lance.graulichhttps://ionfranchising.com/https://eyeonfranchising.com

This show begins with a report of a Beta Theta Pi charity called Buzz a Beta, which raised $86,000 for Purdue Cancer Research. We also take a look at Stress related covid 19 concerns; Hugh Grant donating 10,000 pounds to a winter fundraiser called DEPHER, Disabled Elderly Plumming Heating Emergency Repair; Poker Philanthropist Gershon Destinfeld, […]

This week, Mark is back as a guest host! Mark and Alison talk with Mitchell, Beta Theta Pi alumnus and sexual assault advocate. Mitchell shares practical tips and encouragement for how men can prevent sexual assault. If you need to talk with someone about sexual assault, consider calling the RAINN 24/7 hotline: 1-800-656-HOPE or visit them at rainn.org

The Wicked Ones Podcast host, Jen, covers the heart breaking hazing death of Timothy Piazza. Tim was a sophomore at Penn State when he pledged Beta Theta Pi, a fraternity that was supposed to be alcohol free since its suspension in 2009. The pledges showed up for their initiation obstacle course called, “The Gauntlet.” Yes, it's as awful as it sounds and we're honestly not sure how anyone could survive.82 Minutes. 18 alcoholic drinks. Multiple Falls. Fractured Skull. Lacerated spleen. Internal bleeding.12 hours before a fraternity “brother” would call 911, still not revealing the truth behind Piazza's condition.Listen in this week as we bring awareness to end hazing and the abuse suffered by students as they search for belonging and acceptance among their peers.RIP Timothy Piazza

Rob Lawless had a simple goal. It was simply to meet 10,000 strangers. He believes that genuine human connection is something important in today's world and it's also something that makes him happy. This journey is his way of leading by example. If anything, his hope is to encourage others to take the initiative to reach out to someone new and be open to establishing new relationships, which I believe is a very important lesson in the world of fraternity and sorority recruitment. In episode #162 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we learn why Rob chose Penn State University, what the guys were like at Beta Theta Pi, how he powered through cold emailing prospects, how Robs 10K Friends started out, how he managed to get interviews with Ryan Seacrest, Kelly Clarkson, and the Today Show, how companies have sponsored him in the past, how the project changed during the pandemic, what lessons fraternity and sorority members can learn from this project, the most memorable meeting he had, and his choice for the best Philly Cheesesteak in Philadelphia. Enjoy!

Today, my old friend Nick Johnsrude joins me for the first half of our conversation! Due to time restraints, we are forced to split this one into TWO parts! Nick a resident of Washington and was a first-hand witness of the Riots of 2020 (including the CHOP/CHAZ), as well as a DD-214 holder. We hear today about his journey through the Naval Officer Course, as well as other stories from when we were living under the same roof at Beta Theta Pi at the University of North Dakota. Thanks for listening, and than you for joining me today, Johnsy!

YOU, dear listener, are invited to our belated Super Bowl/early Valentine’s Day party!! Other guests include OJ Simpson, Hieronymus Bosch, Madonna’s body, all of Beta Theta Pi, Kesha, and all the people Isla likes to watch PDA on campus! Tune in for weekly episodes, as always, and stay updated with our live, virtual, and our live/virtualContinue reading "Naked & Afraid Valentine’s Day"

Leeka discusses:- His UCLA football career playing for legendary Coach Red Sanders, pledging as a freshman there ( alongside beach volleyball legend Ron Von Hagen) in the Beta Theta Pi fraternity and the HAZING they went through, some of his most memorable experiences as a two-way player on the team, including the "forearm" shiver he delivered to Oregon State's star tail back/safety that made him a legend in the Pacific Coast Conference, the fun he had the nights before home games causing mischief when the team played at the LA Coliseum, and staying at a downtown LA hotel, and going on double dates with Ron Von Hagen to The Luau in Beverly hills when they enjoyed a "few" of their infamous Rum drinks and had a good time....Support the show (https://godstoghosts.com/donate/)

Happy day creeps. This week we have two stellar stories – the first is a sad tale from a cesspit fraternity in the U.S OF A. It's a tragic story about idiotic men. Jen delivers a vintage glow up with terribly sad consequences and Sophie display unnerving levels of knowledge about serial killers. #CreepAtHome

A must hear show on the http://structurefirst.net Power of Performance Podcast!  David Rivero is the Texas Tech Student Body President and  a senior pursuing a degree in finance with a minor in political science from Lovington, NM. During my time at Texas Tech, I have been heavily involved in SGA, previously serving as President Pro Tempore, At-Large Senator, Chairman of the Budget & Finance Committee, Advisor to the Freshman Leadership Association, RCOBA Senator, and as Vice-President of the Freshman Leadership Association. Additionally, I am involved with the TTU Honors College, Beta Theta Pi, Delta Sigma Pi, Mortar Board, the Hispanic Student Society, the Catholic Student Association, and serve as the 2018 TTU Homecoming King. To prepare me for this position, I have worked in the United States House of Representatives and for the Vice President and CFO of Administration and Finance for Texas Tech University. Find him on Linked In:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-rivero-29b394130/  

in 2017, 19 year old Tim Piazza was pledging Beta Theta Pi at Penn State University in State College PA. Unfortunately Tim didn't know the price of brotherhood would be his life. Join us this week.

Joining the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity as a sophomore at the University of Tennessee was once of the most unplanned and yet fortunate events of Troy’s life. Seamus’ affiliation with Beta Theta Pi would fall into the same category. Understandably, Fraternity life in the 1990s and early 2000s was much different that what we see … Continue reading 35 – Frat Daddy, an Interview with David Moyer, President of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity →

During this first year of Beta Theta Pi's four year-suspension from campus, a group of new students were surprised to find themselves assigned to occupy the Beta house. Adjustment to life on the frat quad comes with unique ups, downs, and experiences. NU Declassified spoke to two new Beta residents for the lowdown on quad life.

On Case In Point, Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law, talks about a topic in the news that has significant impact on our society. In this clip, Aaron discusses the recent ruling by the Centre Country PA court. The ruling dismissing all the most serious charges against the fraternity members, leaving only the misdemeanor charges.   Tim Pizza was a freshman at Penn State University in the process of pledging the fraternity Beta Theta Pi. On February 4th 2017, he tragically passed away after a night of hazing that resulted in Timothy drinking incredible amounts of liquor, falling down a set of stairs, and being left unattended for 12 hours with life threatening injuries. By the time medical professionals were called, it was too late.   After Tim passed away, 18 of his fraternity brothers were charged with various crimes, including manslaughter. This past week, a judge dismissed the manslaughter charges against 8 of the men charged, leaving the alcohol violations, hazing, and reckless endangerment charges against 12 of the brothers.     Disclosure: Freiwald Law Represents Penn State Whistleblower James Vivenzio.   To see the full article about the most recent developments click here. To see what else we had to say about the situation check out the following links: http://www.freiwaldlaw.com/blog/penn-state-greek-life http://www.freiwaldlaw.com/vlog/tim-piazza   Let us know what you think, should these students be held accountable for Timothy’s death?   Intro Music: 5 Cents Back by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Season 5 Episode 31Brings You The Return of CNN Legal Analyst and New York Defense Attorney Richard Herman and New York Defense Attorney and Legal Analyst Alex Sanchez Starting at 9:30PMET Live July 13 on King Jordan Radio! Topics we will get into are The Penn State Hazing Case The Story Goes The 18 former fraternity brothers will appear in court again to face charges in connection with the death of 19-year-old pledge Timothy Piazza, who fell down a flight of stairs after alleged hazing at the Beta Theta Pi fraternity house.plus Casey Anthony Casey Anthony's lawyer claims she 'blacked out' her daughter's death and STILL does not know what happened to her. Plus Bill Cosby Lawyer Drops him Hell need a new one for the next Trial This Nov. Please Follow on Twitter @KIngJordanRad

A judge is watching hours of video prosecutors say shows how Penn State fraternity members got a 19-year-old recruit heavily intoxicated during a hazing ritual and then ignored him after he suffered a serious fall during a party. Most of the 18 Beta Theta Pi brothers charged in connection to Timothy Piazza’s death are in court Monday. Nancy Grace and Alan Duke discuss the case in this episode.

Listen as Dave speaks on some recent BS PR in the news surrounding the tragic death of a student at Penn State in February.Timothy Piazza died after a night of drinking during fraternity pledge hazing. As a result, Beta Theta Pi fraternity members face charges of involuntary manslaughter while others hold lesser charges.This Penn State University death continues to receive ongoing national media attention, while Dave talks in detail on the questionable decisions occurring at the school.Episode 161 then proceeds to talk in general about Freshman year, while providing some ideas on how to get comfortable with getting uncomfortable.Dave explains how Millennials aren't any different than any other generation. When they are faced with learning something new, they're often intimated. He shares how we all can relate in the fact that no matter the age or phase of life, we're always students.The No BS Show is brought to you by audible.com. Get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/NoBS. Try a book like Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future by Ashley Vance.

On February 4, 2017, Penn State University sophomore Timothy Piazza, 19, died from massive internal injuries and head trauma sustained during pledge night two days earlier at a fraternity. On May 5, 2017, Centre County, PA District Attorney Stacy Parks Miller announced the grand jury's findings and recommendations of criminal charges against 18 students and the fraternity, Beta Theta Pi. In this episode, DA Parks Miller discusses the case. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On a tragic and sobering edition of After Hours AM/The Criminal Code — with hosts Joel Sturgis, Eric Olsen, and secret weapon, forensic psychologist Dr. Clarissa Cole — we peer into the shocking February death of Penn State fraternity pledge Tim Piazza after an alcohol-saturated hazing ritual that has resulted in criminal charges against 18 Beta Theta Pi fraternity members. We talk with journalist Charlie Thompson, who is covering the case for the Patriot-News and PennLive, and author/social critic Caitlin Flanagan, whose article “The Dark Power of Fraternities” in The Atlantic is a classic in the field. Caitlin and Charlie will join us in hour 2; Hour 1, Clarissa will lead us through the week’s most notable True Crime news. Caitlin Flanagan Caitlin Flanagan’s 2014 article for THE ATLANTIC, “The Dark Power of Fraternities” is a scabrous and at times hilarious look into the dangers and allure of fraternity life, the contradictions of freedom and conformity, and their seemingly intractable role in American college life. By the way, hazing isn’t close to being the most dangerous frat activity. Flanagan began her magazine-writing career, in 2001 with a series of extended book reviews about the conflicts at the heart of modern domestic life as it is lived by professional-class women. Flanagan quickly established herself as a highly entertaining social critic unafraid to take on self-indulgence and political correctness, and her reviews provide penetrating and witheringly funny observations about the sexes and their discontents. Her ATLANTIC articles have been named as finalists for the National Magazine Award five times, and her essay “Confessions of a Prep School College Counselor” was included in the 2002 compilation of Best American Magazine Writing. Her work has also been included in Best American Essays 2003 and Best American Magazine Writing 2003. She is th

Eighteen students face charges, including involuntary manslaughter, in the death of Timothy Piazza, a 19-year-old who died after alcohol-fueled fraternity hazing at Penn State University. One frat pledge says he warned others that Piazza needed medical help, but they waited a dozen hours before calling 911. In this episode, Nancy Grace and Alan Duke look at what a grand jury found in its investigation of the deadly Beta Theta Pi party.

Tyler and Matt begin the Health Humor Life paranormal activity series by discussing the events that lead from them growing up in a strict catholic religion to eventually opening their minds as they had many spiritual, paranormal, ghost, and psychic medium experiences. Matt states that it is perfectly ok if you do not believe in ghosts as you will still find these stories intriguing.   Tyler opens up about beginning his journey as a Clairvoyant and how he first experienced being able to sense and predict significant events in his life. He discusses the major car accident where he was almost killed and his intuition that spoke to him before it happened.    Matt discusses some of the intuitive and empathic experiences he has had and how his intuition warned him about a particular family member being mentally in danger. Matt also describes the time he experiences feeling one of his client’s emotions following an intense reiki session. (One of many)   They discuss the paranormal experiences they have had while visiting a psychic medium and briefly discuss some of the information the psychic gave them which was later confirmed true. Tyler describes how the psychic medium assured him of his ability as a clairvoyant, but that he would have a lot to learn. Tyler describes how its not always a gift or easy to have abilities like this as it is often hard to seclude himself from being bothered by spiritual entities that may be trying to get through to him.   Matt describes how Tyler and him are not special with these abilities and that intuitive, clairvoyant, and psychic abilities are within all of us. They just need to be awakened. He describes how many people have had these experiences but pass them off as normal or imagination.   Matt ends with a story regarding paranormal activity at his college frat house where he tells the story of a legendary house mother from the 1800s and her protective nature over the brotherhood. He tells of the house mother trying to protect him from an ex girlfriend who experienced “the ghost of Evelyn” in the Beta Theta Pi house of Orono, Maine. He also describes another story of a brother’s experience with a “smiling ghost”.   The paranormal activity podcast ends as the pair describe a non-paranormal subject of the foreign lady from dell assisting to systematically fix Matt’s computer, and then ruin it further.   Matt tells the viewers to get a free ebook on healthhumnorlife.com on relieving anxiety, depression, and many other ailments as well as a nutrition book and video course. Paranormal activity part two continues in february as the two discuss “The Haunted Condo Of Old Orchard Beach, Maine.”

This week, Judson Horras joins the FSL Podcast to discuss the process behind the creation of the NIC 2.0 and how its priorities will impact the fraternal movement. Judson currently serves as the Executive Director of the NIC. Previously, he was the Administrative Secretary (Executive Director) for Beta Theta Pi