Podcast appearances and mentions of bill garrett

Bill Garrett is the only person to win an Indiana State High School basketball championship as both a player and a coach. He was also the first black player at Indiana University and the Big 10 Conference. He broke barriers for future players and was one of the best people around.CREDITSRick Loayza: Head researcher, writer, and voiceJacob Loayza: Editor, producer, and publisher MUSIC"Happy Days" by Chuck Sims"Horizons" by Roa SPORTS HISTORY NETWORKsportshistorynetwork.comsportshistorynetwork.com/podcasts/basketball-history-101/ FACEBOOKm.facebook.com/Basketball-History-101-103801581493027/ BUSINESS CONTACTbballhistory101@gmail.com

Episode 16 of The Hitstreak, a podcast where we talk about anything and everything!This week we talk with Lester McClain, the first African American football player to play for the University of Tennessee, about his formative years, how he set himself up to succeed, and how it felt to be added to the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame.Let us know in the comments what YOU want to hear about next!About our Guest: McClain was born in Nashville on September 17, 1949. He attended Haynes High School in Nashville for his freshman through junior years, as he was unable to attend the school closest to his home, Antioch High, because it was not racially integrated. In his senior year, McClain was allowed to attend Antioch High where he met UT alum Bill Garrett who ran the morning football practices. Garrett liked what he saw and approached Coach Dickey on McClain's behalf. Tennessee recruited McClain primarily to be a roommate for an exceptional high school athlete named Albert Davis, who most thought would be the first to integrate UT's football program. When Davis went elsewhere, the burden fell to McClain, and he rose to the occasion. During his three seasons at UT, McClain caught 70 passes for 1,003 yards and 10 touchdowns. He also rushed 30 times for 123 yards and two touchdowns and returned eight kickoffs for 168 yards. McClain was honored by the East Tennessee Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. He is also a member of the Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools Sports Hall of Fame and UT's Athletics Hall of Fame, and he has earned the Maxwell House Sport Award. In 1987, McClain was appointed to an alumni position on UT's Athletic Board. He has also received numerous state appointments including the Tennessee Human Rights Commission by Governor Lamar Alexander. He also has a statue outside Gate 21 of Neyland Stadium honoring his part in ending racial segregation. Follow and contact: LesterMcClain@aol.com

At Ozark Mule Days - Bill Garret, of Garrett Mammoth Jackstock interviewed with Mule Talk about his ranch, his mammoth jackstock, breeding program.  Along with trainer Terry Asbill who starts the saddle donkeys at Garrett Mammoth Jackstock.  

It's that time again – Bishop Mule Days.  We're going to bring you back to that wild adventure with an interview with Bill Garrett, of Garrett Jackstock.  He came all the way from Stillwell, Oklahoma to show off his gorgeous ass.  We would know, because we looked (ba-dum-dum)(And yes, we will take every cheap and easy shot we can on this one).  Mule days is a wild, colorful celebration that highlights all the differences that can occur when you cross a donkey and a horse.  Mules come in all shapes and sizes - big, small, short, tall, brown, white, spots, stripes (well, maybe not stripes, but for the zedonk people I'm sure that exists somewhere).  There is variety everywhere you look in Bishop this month, whether it's the equines or the people you go to see.We'll be heading east this month while Bill is heading west, so we'll probably cross somewhere on the I-10.  We'll put our hand out and wave as soon as we see those big ears sticking out the side of the trailer.  They're irresistible.  So join us for today's podcast, where Bill shows us his…donkey (Mammoth Jackstock, to be specific).  He has been breeding them and heading to Bishop for more years than many of you have been alive, and can name names to prove it.  All rated G, of course.Links:https://www.garrettjackstock.com/https://muledays.org/  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulehttps://about.usps.com/newsroom/national-releases/2020/1117-usps-announces-upcoming-stamps.htmSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/agriCulturePodcast)

Bill Garrett, GSA, Director, Personal Property Management Policy, Office of Government-wide Policy is a graduate of United States Naval Academy and has held personal property and policy positions with the U.S. Federal Government civilian agencies since 2009. He has worked with the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. An active NPMA member, Mr. Garrett was the President of the Federal Center Chapter for 2 years. He has been at GSA for just over a year now. This podcast is brought to you by the Andrew James Advisory Group. AJAG provides training in the ISO 55000 standard. Find other podcasts, videos, papers, and more, at AssetLeadership.net

Episode #872 Not a lot of new music these days, leaving time to celebrate two beloved Canadian musical institutions. Borealis Records has served the Canadian folk & roots community like no other label over the past 25 years, so it's with a bit of sadness but a lot of gratitude that we pay tribute to the end of the road for founders Grit Laskin and Bill Garrett. Winnipeg's beloved Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club is one of the most important musical breeding grounds in the country (world?) and it celebrates 20 years this week. John Scoles has stared down the end of the road and refused to quit many times and we're looking forward to the eventual post-COVID resurrection of the club with a look back at some of the amazing moments from the past 20 years.  playlist: https://wp.me/p1lizT-ek1

“As long as I’m Dreaming” is a new, posthumous release of new recordings and best of selections from Laura Smith that she began before her illness. Lovingly and beautifully produced by Borealis Records by founders Bill Garrett, Grit Laskin and Paul Mills, the songs are introduced by Bill Garrett; the album will be a collector’s gem for Laura Smith fans everywhere.

“As long as I’m Dreaming” is a new, posthumous release of new recordings and best of selections from Laura Smith that she began before her illness. Lovingly and beautifully produced by Borealis Records by founders Bill Garrett, Grit Laskin and Paul Mills, the songs are introduced by Bill Garrett; the album will be a collector’s gem for Laura Smith fans everywhere.

This week on Assembly Call Radio, we welcome special guest Bill Murphy to share the stories and of Bill Garrett and George Taliaferro -- two legendary IU athletes because of their supreme skill and athletic achievement, but more importantly because of their impact on racial integration at IU, the Big Ten, and college sports nationwide.Plus, a reflection on how the current Hoosiers are handing the tumult of the last 10 days, and an update on when voluntary workouts will begin. And we also answer audience questions.All that and much more on this edition of The Assembly Call.On the mics: Andy, Ryan, Coach, and special guest Bill Murphy

Anonymous: “I'm stronger because I had to be, I'm smarter because of my mistakes, happier because of the sadness I've known, and now wiser because I learned.” Going to prison for a felony charge was a major turning point for Bill Garrett. As a result of serving seven years, he deepened his relationship with God, found the love of his life, and founded an organization to serve and rehabilitate those who get a second chance at life. Highlights: Connect with The Felony Foundation Like TFF on Facebook #TimeToComeAlive #ConnectToJoy #Prison #Inmate #FelonyFoundation Subscribe to my YouTube channel and access new and past episodes! To receive episodes in your inbox, subscribe at www.TimeToComeAlive.com. Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Soundcloud, Google Podcasts, and Stitcher.

Anonymous: “I’m stronger because I had to be, I’m smarter because of my mistakes, happier because of the sadness I’ve known, and now wiser because I learned.” Going to prison for a felony charge was a major turning point for Bill Garrett. As a result of serving seven years, he deepened his relationship with God, found the love of his life, and founded an organization to serve and rehabilitate those who get a second chance at life. Highlights: Prison as a place to learn and grow Opportunities to rehabilitate Turning your pain into a blessing Connect with The Felony Foundation Like TFF on Facebook #TimeToComeAlive #ConnectToJoy #Prison #Inmate #FelonyFoundation Subscribe to my YouTube channel and access new and past episodes! To receive episodes in your inbox, subscribe at www.TimeToComeAlive.com. Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Soundcloud, Google Podcasts, and Stitcher.

We're giving over the whole of Episode 490 of Folk Roots Radio to a fabulous in-depth conversation with Bill Garrett who sat down us at the 2019 Folk Music Ontario conference to talk about his long career in music and the development of the wonderful boutique folk music record label Borealis Records. We wrap up the conversation with music from Bill Garrett, Bill Garrett & Sue Lothrop, Naming The Twins, Durham County Poets and Shelley Posen. Check out the full playlist on the website:

E temos mais um Fate Masters Analisa. E dessa vez, os Algozes do Jogadores procuram cobrir uma lacuna que todos vocês pediram! O Velho Lich Rafael, o Cicero Luís e o Mr. Mickey Fábio trazem ao Fate Masters Analisa o Destino em Quatro Cores, a Tradução do Jaime Rangel para o Four Color FAE, de Bill Garrett e Mike Lindsey, um material muito interessante como um sistema para quem precisa de algo para uma campanha ou aventura de Super-Heróis, bem calcado nas bases fundamentais do Fate Básico. Falamos sobre os Fatos de Poder, como os usar, como descrever os poderes dos personagens, os pontos forte e fracos dessa estratégia, a tristeza do Velho Lich e do Cicerone por não haver regras para a criação de gadgets, e o fato do Mr. Mickey depender de um cenário como ponto de partida para uma campanha de Supers. E o Mister Mickey sofre lag mental em certos momentos muito importantes! Por fim, fica os Desafios dos Fate Masters Criem seus hacks usando o Destino de Quatro Cores e enviem para nós, em fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com para que nós avaliarmos e comentarmos. Quem sabe você não é convidado para um Fate Masters Apresenta para comentar o que você criou? Quem puder, ajude na diagramação do Destino de Quatro Cores com o Jaime Rangel Esse episódio é uma homenagem ao Douglas Quintas Reis, da Devir, que deixou-nos no dia da publicação desse episódio. Abaixo, a tabela dos materiais analisados até agora Posição Cenário Mr. Mickey Velho Lich Cicerone Média 1 Masters of Umdaar 5 4,5 5 4.83   Chopstick 5 4,75 4,75 4.83 3 Templo Perdido de Thur-Amon 4,6 4,75 4,75 4,68   Jadepunk 4,8 4,75 4,5 4,68 5 Bukatsu 4,75 4,5 4,5 4,58 6 Mecha vs Kaiju 4,25 4,75 4 4,33 7 Atomic Robo 4 4,5 —- 4,25 8 Destino em Quatro Cores 4 4 3,75 3,92 9 Atomic Robo: Majestic 12 3,5 3,5 —- 3,5 10 Projeto Memento 3,5 3,75 2,75 3,33   Ferramentas de Sistema 4 —- —- 4 Lembrem-se: qualquer dúvidas, críticas, sugestões e opiniões você pode enviar na comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters, na comunidade do Facebook do Fate (com a hashtag #fatemasters), e pelo email fatemasterspodcast@gmail.com Link para o programa em MP3 Participantes: Fábio Emilio Costa Luís Cavalheiro Rafael Sant’anna Meyer Duração: 60min Cronologia do Podcast: 00:00:00 - Nossa Homenagem ao Douglas Quintas Reis, da Devir, que nos deixou 00:03:00 - Introdução 00:04:21 - Apresentando o Destino de Quatros Cores 00:07:18 - Sobre a disponibilidade do Destino de Quatro Cores, tradução, os problemas de diagramação e sobre não trazer nenhum cenário ou fluffy 00:13:07 - Sobre os Fatos de Poder 00:17:45 - Sobre como os Fatos de Poder mudam (ou não) as regras do Fate 00:20:05 - Sobre os Fatos de Poder e evolução do personagem 00:23:44 - Escala e nível de Poder no Destino de Quatro Cores 00:28:02 - Sobre o uso de capangas e grupos de capangas no Destino de Quatro Cores, além de Consequências Colaterais e Esforço Extremo, como visto no Ferramentas de Sistemas 00:31:28 - Sobre o uso de Fatos de Poder em Aspectos que não os de personagens. (Ou: Aliens…) 00:33:00 - Sobre a Iniciativa Cinemática 00:36:54 - Sobre o novo Pacote de Aspectos e como mudar as Abordagens, incluindo Perícias Livres e Temas 00:40:08 - Comparando o Destino de Quatro Cores com “medalhões” do Fate, como Daring Comics e Wearing The Cape, incluindo a falta de algum fluffy e de um sistema de bugingangas. 00:47:06 - As notas dos Fate Masters ao Destino de Quatro Cores, quando dá lag no Mister Mickey! 00:56:11 - Considerações Finais e Merchans Links Relacionados: Destino em Quatro Cores (Beta) Post do RPGista sobre o Destino em Quatro Cores Four Color FAE em Inglês Site do Four Color FAE em Inglês Comunidade do Google+ do Four Color FAE em Inglês Erik von Däniken Giorgio Tsoukalos Fudge em versão com boa diagramção Final Fantasy VII - Advent Children A cena citada pelo Mister Mickey como aplicação da Iniciativa Cinemática (a partir dos 08:50) Daring Comics Wearing the Cape Link para a comunidade do Google+ do Fate Masters Comente esse post no site do Fate Masters! Assine no iTunes Trilha Sonora do Podcast: Amazons of Themyscira - Wonder Woman OST por Rupert Gregson-Williams Ambient Pills por Zeropage Ambient Pills Update por Zeropage

Josh Margolis brings you four interviews conducted on location at this weekends dedication ceremony for the Bill Garrett state historical marker.

On this episode of The Assembly Call, Tom Graham joins me to discuss the ceremony and Bill Garretts remarkable story and legacy. If ever there has been a cant miss episode of The Assembly Call, I believe it is this one.

Bill Garrett from Exedy Clutches is on the show this week. We talk about Exedy's presence in both the OEM & aftermarket world as well as the automatic transmission segment. Also on this episode we debate on what choices Bill has for his new daily driver.

In 1948, African American Hoosier Bill Garrett made his varsity debut at Indiana University, directly challenging the Big Ten ban on black players. Learn more about his story in the first episode of the Indiana Historical Bureau's official podcast, Talking Hoosier History. Read the show notes here. 

Back again with part 2 of our PRI Podcast! Bill Garrett is still with us and we finally talk about who he is and what he does. We get into why Exedy is the right choice for your vehicle whether it's your daily driver or your full blown race car along with some general car talk from Chystler 300s to a single slammer hondas. After the break Model, Time Attack driver and Exedy sponsored driver Savanna Little joins us to talk about her LS swapped 350z race car, her modeling career and whats in store for the 2017 season.

Podcasting at PRI this past week! I have guest co-host Bill Garrett from Exedy Clutches and on the 1st half of the show we got Shaun Day from Ford Performance & Stinger Motorsports to talk about all things fun at Ford and future race plans. After the break we have Chris Stewart from GRID life on to talk about why GRID life exists and where its going in the 2017 season.

Rebecca Rogers Tijerino / The Intersect Group As Chief Executive Officer, Rebecca focuses The Intersect Group's vision, empowers the firm's capabilities, and drives sales and operational disciplines on a day to day basis. Prior to her appointment as CEO at The Intersect Group, Rebecca was CEO of Astadia, a leading, global provider of innovative business […] The post Rebecca Rogers Tijerino of The Intersect Group and Bill Garrett of Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

You always wondered: what is the attraction to Scout camp? Now Adrienne Wrona, a district director for the Hawk Mountain Council, shares the inside scoop with great enthusiasm! Adrienne recalls fond memories of attending Tiger Day Camp with her brother and Dad when she was a kid. She even remembers the archery range volunteer by name, Denny Greenfield. You see, Denny called her to join the boys in learning how to shoot a bow. She was hooked and eventually became a camp counselor and now works for the scouts as a COPE and Climbing director at camp. COPE is an acronym for challenging outdoor personal experiences. Adrienne details the ‘ropes’ for Bill Garrett, Scout Executive and CEO of the Hawk Mountain Council. The biggest reward is watching scouts and adults grow together in team building, leadership and problem solving skills all while having fun!

SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE WITH GUEST EVANGELIST BILL GARRETT

Local all-star band (legends) Hubba Hubba put on a great final set for us at the 2016 Locals Last Stand party at Watersound Origins. Thanks to Duke Bardwell, Franko Washboard Jackson, Bill Garrett, Doug Dickerson, and John Reinlie.

Bill Garrett, Scout Executive and CEO of the Hawk Mountain Scout Council, talks with Dave Patti, President and CEO of the PA Business Council about how scouting shaped his life. Dave’s job entails working with CEO’s, shaping public policy and communicating about life and business in PA. He can trace everything he does today to growing up as a Scout and the various merit badges he earned. Communications was the first merit badge he attained. He says it was through scouting, at age 17 he had the opportunity to sit next to Paul Rodale and Marlin Miller. He learned how to read financial statements. Why join scouts? Dave says it is where you really develop the soft skills that employers are looking for when hiring. Employers want skills like dependability, honesty, integrity, showing up on time, working well with others, these are all skills that are honed in the Boy Scouts. And then of course there’s the fun you have while learning. Dave shares fond memories of some camping trips too.

This week Royboy talks with Bill Garrett of LowView Magazine, check out the show notes for links at royboyproductions.com/85

This week Royboy talks with Bill Garrett of LowView Magazine.  Hear the podcast in the embedded player below or on iTunes at royboyproductions.com/itunes  Listen Here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/chromepipespinstripes/85_Low_View_Magazine.mp3 (if that player doesn’t work go here, you can also find the show in itunes) To listen to all of the episodes go to http://www.settostunproductions.com/shows/chrome-pipes-pinstripes/ Opening Music: “Built For Speed” by The Oldfield Victory … Continue reading "85 LowView Magazine" The post 85 LowView Magazine appeared first on Royboy Productions.

Bro. Bill Garrett Testifies in Dresden, Tenn at Bro. Ted Wades