Podcast appearances and mentions of bill dwyer

March 6, 2024 ~ Former Warren Police Commissioner, Bill Dwyer, was fired immediately over a disagreement on “hiring policies.” He joins Kevin and Tom to discuss what happened.

March 6, 2024 ~ After 61 years in law enforcement in Metro Detroit, Bill Dwyer was fired from his position as Warren Police Commissioner. He talks with Guy, Lloyd, and Jamie about what happened to his plans to retire after a disagreement with the new mayor of Warren.

After 61 years in law enforcement, Warren police commissioner Bill Dwyer back in politics Boblo boat Ste. Claire loses historical landmark status, restoration efforts ongoing Detroit Lions one win from first Super Bowl after beating Tampa Bay Bucs, 31-23  

This week, we're taking a time machine back to prohibition-era New York City to discuss the life of sports team owner (and Irish Mobster) Bill Dwyer. Dwyer owned a number of different teams, and when he wasn't in jail, he somtimes was actually a good owner. Comedian and history fan Chris Distefano joins the show with Irish historian and author John Joe McGinley to break down Dwyer's legacy. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dec. 19, 2023 ~ Former Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer talks about his switch to Farmington Hills City Council.

June 29, 2023 ~ Bill Dwyer, Warren Police Commissioner, talks with Tom about how more than 400 arrests were made in a massive crime blitz in Warren on that the department said exceeded all expectations.

June 27, 2023 ~ Full Show. Full audio of Donald Trump claiming he has classified documents on an attack on Iran released. Michelle Gilbert, Vice President of Public Relations for Comcast Cable Heartland Region on the $42 billion plan to provide broadband for more Americans. David Jess, Senior Writer at the Chronicle of Higher Education discusses a Department of Education investigation into Baker College. Jason Langwell, Executive Director of the Rocket Mortgage Classic previews the tournament. Bill Dwyer, Warren Police Commissioner Bill Dwyer talks about the firing of the Warren City Police Officer who sucker punched a suspect on camera. Matthew Schneider, former US Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan reacts to the released Donald Trump audio. Mike Strong, Managing editor of TheDetroitBureau.com breaks down the layoffs at Ford. Kathy Hoekstra, Development Communications Officer for the Pacific Legal Foundation discusses 43 Michigan counties agreeing to return millions of dollars to property owners who have had their homes or land foreclosed on and Greg Brannon, Director of AAA Automotive Engineering is our guest for Mobility Makers.

June 27, 2023 ~ Bill Dwyer, Warren Police Commissioner, talks with Guy Gordon and Lloyd Jackson about his decision to fire the police officer who punched a prisoner in the face, and threw him into a jail cell.

September 29, 2022 ~ Warren Police Commissioner, Bill Dwyer, updates Kevin and Tom on the train derailment in Warren.

Big Bill was an Irish American bootlegger from New York who turned a small operation into a multi million dollar empire. At the height of his success, he had a smuggling operation that ran from Europe directly to Manhattan. Bill took his earnings from bootlegging and bought several sports teams including two NHL franchises an NFL team and even two horse racing tracks. He also was a part of the Combine Big Four which was four of the biggest Irish bootleggers which included future President JFK's father Joseph Kennedy. Hear about all that and more right now! Got anything you want us to cover or and question or comments? Email us at bangdangpodcast@gmail.com and let us know!

Bill Dwyer is running for Van City Council for Place 4 Here is links to Bill's Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100078606619001 Below is Bill's Introduction: My name is Bill Dwyer and I am running for Van City Council Place 4. I know a lot of you don't know who I am, so let me introduce myself. My wife Trish and I have been residents of Van for 14 years and part of the Van ISD Community for 20 plus years. We raised our 4 kids here and enjoy our grandchildren's visits. Before moving to Van proper, I lived in Ben Wheeler for a decade, volunteering on the Ben Wheeler Fire Department and serving as the training captain and serving the community. Being elected to the Van City Council will allow me to continue my dedication and service to our community. I am not a politician, just a concerned citizen and tax payer that wants to represent and serve our city, to keep Van the best city to live and raise a family. The city of Van is here to serve you, not the other way around. Too often, the objections of the community are not heard, often put aside for special interests and pet projects. I want to ensure that every citizen is heard, that every complaint is handled efficiently, with respect and courteously. I will not accept any donations, funding my campaign myself, keeping me accountable to only you, the citizens of Van. As a project manager for a multimillion dollar industrial and architectural company, working on projects for such clients as Lewisville ISD, Frito Lay and Medical City of Dallas, as well as being a small business owner, I bring real world experience and a unique skill set to the city Council. Now being retired, provides me the luxury of giving the city council and the city of my full dedication and attention. Our infrastructure has long needed repairs and upgrades. We have new homes being built with an infrastructure that can barely support the current residents. I plan to work with our city and county to set and obtain upgrade goals to bring our city's roads and water up to residents' standards. Van has one neighborhood watch program which I was lucky enough to be included in. I want to work with the current watch captain and Van PD to implement neighborhood watches in all the neighborhoods in van. To build on and strengthen our neighbor looking out for neighbor community we have always counted on. I also plan to work to make and keep the actions and decisions of the city council as transparent and professional as possible. I believe that our elected officials are responsible for much more than the business workings of our city. They are representatives of our city and our values, leaders in the community. We should be setting a fine example for our residents, and those outside looking in, not to mention our younger generation, who will be the future leaders of our city. I would be honored to earn your vote. Together we can and will keep Van the best city to live and raise a family. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/clydehays/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/clydehays/support

Big Bill was an Irish American bootlegger from New York who turned a small operation into a multi million dollar empire. At the height of his success, he had a smuggling operation that ran from Europe directly to Manhattan. Bill took his earnings from bootlegging and bought several sports teams including two NHL franchises an NFL team and even two horse racing tracks. He also was a part of the Combine Big Four which was four of the biggest Irish bootleggers which included future President JFK's father Joseph Kennedy. Hear about all that and more right now! Got anything you want us to cover or and question or comments? Email us at bangdangpodcast@gmail.com and let us know!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/outlaws-gunslingers/support.

- World Juniors + Advent Calendar Round Two - NHL: How confident are you that we will get a season? - Reviewing the TSN Top Five Players lists and providing our own - Which Canadian athletes would you put on our money? - The Lou Marsh Award - YEG Sports Trivia: NHL Shortened Seasons

On each #GivingTuesday, we like to highlight our guests from the nonprofit sector and the amazing work they are doing. Bill Dwyer is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Helping Hand Center. Helping Hand Center serves the Chicago land area and was started in the early 1950s to provide education, independence, and vocational training to people of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Bill offers over 20 years of experience with children and adult nonprofit organizations. He holds a Masters degree in Counseling with a concentration on Marriage and Family and many Leadership and Management certifications. Bill Dwyer is best recognized in his field as being forward-looking with his vision, empowering the people around him to reach their fullest potential, and maintaining the respect and dignity of the people he serves.

When anyone brings up the topic of pro hockey in Philadelphia, the conversation quite naturally starts (and often stops) with the Flyers - one of the six franchises added to the NHL in the league's 1967 "Great Expansion," and the fastest of the bunch to capture the Lord Stanley's Cup, after only its seventh season.   But as this week's guest Alan Bass ("Professional Hockey in Philadelphia: A History") suggests, limiting the discussion to just the Flyers not only ignores the surprisingly long history of the game in the "City of Brotherly Love" prior to their arrival, but also neglects the club's lasting impact more broadly on Philly's sports scene ever since.   ​For example, few fans know that the Flyers were actually not the first NHL franchise in Philadelphia. That "honor" instead went to the 1930-31 debacle known as the Quakers - a hastily relocated cellar-dwelling team from Pittsburgh (the Pirates), owned by a Depression-era bootlegger (Bill Dwyer), fronted by a temporarily retired lightweight boxing champion (Benny Leonard), and producer of one of the worst seasons in the league's 103-year history (4-36-4 record; .136 winning percentage).   Or that the city nearly got its second shot at the NHL in 1946-47, when franchise rights holders of the dormant Montreal Maroons couldn't secure funding for a new arena on the site of the old Baker Bowl.   Or even that for decades before the Flyers' arrival, Philadelphia was a reliable home to a wide range of colorful minor league franchises with names like Arrows, Comets, Ramblers, Rockets and Falcons - and even after (Firebirds, Phantoms).    And we won't even mention the World Hockey Association's home ice-challenged flirtations with the market - the inaugural 1972-73 season's Philadelphia Blazers (Civic Center/Convention Hall) and 1973-74's mid-season relocated New York Golden Blades-to-Jersey Knights (suburban Cherry Hill [NJ] Arena)!  

2:30 - Intro Bill Dwyer 3:00 Shots 7:50 The Emmys 12:15 Schitt’s Creek 16:13 Bill’s pre-Covid plans 18:45 Online poker 20:00 Religious chat 28:01 Class Action Park - personal accounts- and other water parks 42:08 Cobra Kai 43:02 The Boys 48:49 Performing in the time of Covid 49:30 New Album: Am I Yelling? - available at standuprecords.com and iTunes 51:50 Judge Judy bailiff auditions Follow us on social media! @doinitpodcast @jennyjohnsonhi5 @dannyzuker       

Another gem-this week-the legendary voice over man from SNL, Spinal tap and the voice of over 100 characters on the Simpsons-the great Harry Shearer,plus sex and relationship advice from lovely Maria, Ask Trooper Cooper and we play best gig/worst gig with comedian Bill Dwyer.on Twitter @Glennertainmenton Instagram: @crappercreekon Facebook: @crappercreekYoutube channel: Glenner Anderson

Police reform and the reality of policing in Oak Park is the topic of discussion in episode 41 of Common Ground Oak Park.   Joining to discuss this topic is Bill Dwyer; journalist and Oak Park resident.  Bill has an extensive career covering Oak Park police and an extensive knowledge of the department and the work that they do.    

CLL #1522 (feat. Bill Dwyer) 07/30/2001 – Monday Night Show Source – Lost Tape (2020) with a Stream Recording (2001) Patch This episode is 100% complete with a huge audio upgrade, Bill is an amazing...

On The Special Chronicles Show Episode 360 (Part 2): Daniel Smrokowski talks with BILL DWYER, the CEO of HELPING HAND CENTER. Recorded LIVE from Countryside, Illinois, Tune in for a fun and informative conversation with Daniel & Bill talking about: Bill's Backstory how he came to Helping Hand Center, Mission & Programs of Helping Hand Center, Children Services & Adult Services, How HHC is a Leader in Inclusion Revolution, "Daniel's Story" Client Video, & much more! Tune in to Full Episodes of The Special Chronicles Show's Podcast at: http://specialchronicles.com/Show Find the Show Notes and Audio Podcast for this Full Episode at: http://specialchronicles.com/Podcast360b Join Our Supporters and Please Support This Podcast Today at: http://specialchronicles.com/Give Connect with Daniel on social media @podmandan, the show @SpecialChronicles Join The Conversation #SpecialChronicles

On The Special Chronicles Show Episode 360 (Part 1): Daniel Smrokowski talks with BILL DWYER, the CEO of HELPING HAND CENTER. Recorded LIVE from Countryside, Illinois, Tune in for a fun and informative conversation with Daniel & Bill talking about: Bill's Backstory how he came to Helping Hand Center, Mission & Programs of Helping Hand Center, Children Services & Adult Services, How HHC is a Leader in Inclusion Revolution, "Daniel's Story" Client Video, & much more! Tune in to Full Episodes of The Special Chronicles Show's Podcast at: http://specialchronicles.com/Show Find the Show Notes and Audio Podcast for this Full Episode at: http://specialchronicles.com/Podcast360a Join Our Supporters and Please Support This Podcast Today at: http://specialchronicles.com/Give Connect with Daniel on social media @podmandan, the show @SpecialChronicles Join The Conversation #SpecialChronicles

Formed in Boston in 2010. Bill had been primarily playing drums in his friends' bands for years since his art school days (School of The Museum of Fine Art, Boston) but decided to start something brand new after writing a bunch of songs, learning to play the guitar and finding his voice.He decided to perform as a solo act for a year at first to gauge the response to his material. After repeated warm and positive responses to his solo shows he kept hearing from people that he should "get a band together". So the decision was made. Bill Dwyer Band has been fortunate to have included many amazing people and musicians in it's ranks through the last several years.Current members include Cullen Corley (Drums), Charles Murphy (Bass), Joe Diaz (fill-in Bass) and Attis Jerrell Clopton (fill-in Drums). BDB is a 3 piece band with heart as its main drive. The band released it's first full-length, 15-song album "Renaissance After Sundown" (iTunes, cdbaby, Amazon, Google) in the Summer of 2015. They completed their first tour of Europe in September 2016 with 10 shows in 14 days with stops in Germany, Lille and Paris France, Amsterdam and London. The band had a BLAST as the shows were ELECTRIC and they were warmly welcomed by audiences everywhere they performed.BDB performs throughout New England, NYC/Brooklyn and the East Coast for now. Stay tuned!

Formed in Boston in 2010. Bill had been primarily playing drums in his friends' bands for years since his art school days (School of The Museum of Fine Art, Boston) but decided to start something brand new after writing a bunch of songs, learning to play the guitar and finding his voice. He decided to perform as a solo act for a year at first to gauge the response to his material. After repeated warm and positive responses to his solo shows he kept hearing from people that he should "get a band together". So the decision was made. Bill Dwyer Band has been fortunate to have included many amazing people and musicians in it's ranks through the last several years. Current members include Cullen Corley (Drums), Charles Murphy (Bass), Joe Diaz (fill-in Bass) and Attis Jerrell Clopton (fill-in Drums). BDB is a 3 piece band with heart as its main drive. The band released it's first full-length, 15-song album "Renaissance After Sundown" (iTunes, cdbaby, Amazon, Google) in the Summer of 2015. They completed their first tour of Europe in September 2016 with 10 shows in 14 days with stops in Germany, Lille and Paris France, Amsterdam and London. The band had a BLAST as the shows were ELECTRIC and they were warmly welcomed by audiences everywhere they performed. BDB performs throughout New England, NYC/Brooklyn and the East Coast for now. Stay tuned! 

Veteran L.A. Times sports editor/columinist and racing aficionado Bill Dwyer discusses the 23 recent horse deaths at Santa Anita racetrack and his ideas on what management should do while trying to resolve this unfortunate mess.

Bill Dwyer is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Helping Hand Center. Helping Hand Center serves the Chicago land area and was started in the early 1950s to provide education, independence, and vocational training to people of all ages with Intellectual and Developmental disabilities. Bill offers over 20 years of experience with children and adult nonprofit organizations. He holds a Masters degree in Counseling with a concentration on Marriage and Family and many Leadership and Management certifications. Bill is best recognized in his field as being forward-looking with his vision, empowering the people around him to reach their fullest potential, and maintaining the respect and dignity of the people he serves.

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Improving our audio space, we're back with an interview with Bill Dwyer, author of Anxiety Across the Americas.