Podcast appearances and mentions of Bo Jackson

Kenny "Sky" Walker joins the show to talk about his Georgia roots and meeting both Bo Jackson and Herschel Walker.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam Luckett knows a lot of football. He knows that LSU is a good matchup for Kentucky, but he might be the only person in the world that does not know how to do a Coach O impression. Hear why the Cats are in a good spot after Nick Roush joins him to break down the Florida win on 11 Personnel. Highlights: Expectations created unhinged crowd. Old guys on defense move people around pre-snap. Trevin Wallace was rumbling like Bo Jackson. A flukey anomaly on third down. How to fix the offense. Shaky ground in Baton Rouge.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam Luckett knows a lot of football. He knows that LSU is a good matchup for Kentucky, but he might be the only person in the world that does not know how to do a Coach O impression. Hear why the Cats are in a good spot after Nick Roush joins him to break down the Florida win on 11 Personnel. Highlights: Expectations created unhinged crowd. Old guys on defense move people around pre-snap. Trevin Wallace was rumbling like Bo Jackson. A flukey anomaly on third down. How to fix the offense. Shaky ground in Baton Rouge.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Aaron and Anthony laugh at Joel Embiid's comments, then get you ready for preseason basketball. Anthony was curious based on Aaron's experience in the NBA whether teams and fans are looking for similar things in preseason games. They then both tell the stories they promised last week, neither of which you're going to want to miss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Album review for Boldy James and and Alchemist's new joint project, Bo Jackson. Let me know your thoughts on this album and my opinion on it. Share this episode with your peers and subscribe to the podcast. Get paid to listen to music https://crrnt.me/5UVL6KlH9db. My clothing store: https://www.bonfire.com/store/badforbusiness/. My book: https://www.amazon.com/Late-Nights-Broadway-Ernest-Sandefer-ebook/dp/B08QDVN1SF/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=late+nights+on+broadway&qid=1619087498&sr=8-2#detailBullets_feature_div. PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/moneyforernest --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/My2centspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/My2centspodcast/support

One thing about us here at Crate 808, we seem to work on our own schedule…and that's what we're reviewing our favourite albums of 2021 so far in September and not the midway point

Colby, Lance, and Timm discuss the greatest NFL #1 overall draft picks of all time, and of course, Bo Jackson makes the list, but Timm argues the point: was Bo really that great? Let's check it out Presented by BetUS.com - Bet with the 3-Decade leader, BetUS! Join now for a 125% bonus or a 200% bonus with crypto. Use promo code DSP125 for bonus or DSP200 for crypto, and bet sports, casinos, horses, pop culture, & more at BetUS.com. You bet, you win, you get paid. BetUS.com - https://bit.ly/DSPMediaBetUS

Bo Jackson makes the top 10 RB wtf??? Trash Ass Players and Certified Players. Is Mike Zimmerman Done ??? Juilo Jones is back to being a top WR. Eagles vs Cowboys Week Thank you for Listening make sure you go like and subscribe to all podcast platforms. We are also on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter on @Ignoranthinkerspodcast click the link in bio --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dennis-holmes/support

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Brandice is back to talk about the 1996 Joe Pytka film, Space Jam, and the blockbuster soundtrack that accompanied the film. We manage to spend our time talking about everything from The Quad City DJs "Space Jam" theme to Bugs Bunny's "Buggin", while avoiding talking about that one song by that one very problematic artist. We also discuss how some of the artists featured on the soundtrack had major soundtrack hits the year before (Coolio, Seal), and how stacked the soundtrack was with big name artists. We also chat about composer James Newton Howard, who scored Space Jam right after being nominated for an Oscar for his score for The Fugitive. From there, we take a stab about why Joe Pytka stopped making feature films after Space Jam, and we talk about a forgotten Saturday morning cartoon featuring a crime fighting Michael Jordan (along with Bo Jackson and Wayne Gretzky). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We learn about showerless islands, the iconic disaster flicks of the 1970s, and how Bo Jackson didn't know Bo Diddley. All that and more as we watch season 3, episode 17 of our favorite ‘80s hit sitcom, Perfect Strangers.  Rate and review us in Apple Podcasts!  Support the show! Be a part of the show! Shop for merch! Leave us a voice message! Email: danceofjoypod@gmail.com Instagram: @danceofjoypod Twitter: @danceofjoypod Facebook: facebook.com/danceofjoypod Facebook Group Visit our website Watch Perfect Strangers on Hulu! Follow Balkiduds on Instagram Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | RSS Originally recorded Sept. 4, 2021.

Following some comments from Rex Hudler and Jeffrey Flanagan, The Drive wondered if Mondesi is actually as talented as the former Royals OF. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Mini-Pod Oksana Masters. She's a 5x Paralympian and an 8x medalist. Remember when everybody loved Bo Jackson because he played 2 sports (Football & Baseball). Well, Oksana has competed at the Paralympics in 3 different sports.  Rowing, Skiing, and Cycling. Move over Bo, Here's Oksana. Oksana Masters Instagram: @oksanamasters Twitter: @OksanaMasters Secret Deodorant Instagram: @secretdeodorant Twitter: @SecretDeodorant #Watchme Tim Loves the Olympics Instagram - @tltopodcast Twitter - @tltopodcast Facebook - tltopodcast E-mail – TLTOpodcast@gmail.com

George Brett, Bret Saberhagen, Bo Jackson... all standing out on an August 26th. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 Skip & Shannon recap last night's episode of ‘Hard Knocks' & preview the upcoming Cowboys season.  23:05 Will Mac Jones pass Cam Newton on the depth chart this week? 33:40 Skip & Shannon discuss Nerlens Noel suing former agent Rich Paul over $58 million in potential lost salary.  47:04 What have you learned about Dak Prescott during ‘Hard Knocks' so far? 58:09 Surprised LeBron was so upset about losing Jared Dudley? 1:07:26 Can Dak & Zeke get the team back to the playoffs in 2021? 1:16:06 Still think Russell Westbrook will help the Lakers get back to the Finals? 1:34:45 Was the ‘Hard Knocks' video of Zeke dominating a practice session proof that Elliott will have a bounce-back year? 1:40:44 Buying Chris Johnson was quicker than Deion Sanders or Bo Jackson? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What if we told you there was a game played in 1984 that featured Bo Jackson, a preseason #1 ranked team, a defending national champion, and Jimmy Johnson making his coaching debut for the Miami Hurricanes? Well that's what we have for this episode of Distant Replay. The second edition of the Kickoff Classic, a long-time opening weekend college football game played at the Meadowlands, featured #1 Auburn and #10 Miami to start the 1984 season.  It is one of those unique under-the-radar college football moments that is a perfect fit for the podcast.    In this episode we discuss: The crazy 1984 season for Auburn and Miami Our memories of the Kickoff Classic Katz Sports broadcasted this game? Pat Dye doing his best to stymie Bo Jackson Preseason #1 Auburn? Our love affair w/ Bernie Kosar Jimmy johnson is a big "take me off the field on your shoulders" guy much more...   If you want to watch this game for yourself, check it out on our website here: https://distantreplaypodcast.com/ep-90-1984-kickoff-classic-10-miami-vs-1-auburn/

M. Teezy & Dimitri discuss the news regarding Kendrick Lamar's final TDE album that is coming "soon," Fat Joe & DJ Drama's "What Would Big Do 2021" mixtape, Boldy James & The Alchemist's "Bo Jackson" album, Young Thug's "Tick Tock" single and his punk rock take and so much more!

Helicopter Missions During the Superbowl in 2006 in Iraq. Early on in our deployment to Iraq in 2006, one of our sister battalions lost an Apache due to an accident. We were tasked to carry the crew to Kuwait towards the end of January. While in Arifjan, we needed to find some bikes! We were successful, and instead of getting one for one of our pilots, we got 8! The USO brought a superstar athlete and one of my childhood heroes! Bo Jackson! He happened to be in kuwait spending some time with the troops while we were down there! It was so cool! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/millersmilitarymoments)

Made it back to ATL over the week to find out my car was ransacked at the airport while I was gone smfh

This is our first reaction and review of Boldy James & The Alchemist's new album Bo Jackson. The tracklist includes Double Hockey Sticks, Photographic Memories ft. Earl Sweatshirt & Roc Marciano, Fake Flowers ft. Freddie Gibbs & Curren$y and more. What did you think of Boldy James & The Alchemist's Bo Jackson? Watch this Episode on YouTube:https://youtu.be/oMP4Hbc20Q4 Get Full Access to NFR's Exclusive Content: https://www.patreon.com/nfrpodcast Follow the socials for daily content and industry updates Twitter @nfr_podcast: https://twitter.com/nfr_podcast TikTok @nfrpodcast: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJc9G69j/ Instagram @nfrpodcast: https://www.instagram.com/nfrpodcast/ 

Jalen & Jacoby discuss if Mac Jones gained any ground on Cam Newton after his preseason debut. Who should start Week 1 for the Jags: Trevor Lawrence or Gardner Minshew? Do the guys think Kawhi Leonard will play this upcoming NBA season after knee surgery? Then, Boldy James and The Alchemist join the show for the debut of their new album "Bo Jackson". PLUS, who are you taking in a race between Usain Bolt and Tyreek Hill? All that and much more.

Jalen & Jacoby discuss if Mac Jones gained any ground on Cam Newton after his preseason debut. Who should start Week 1 for the Jags: Trevor Lawrence or Gardner Minshew? Do the guys think Kawhi Leonard will play this upcoming NBA season after knee surgery? Then, Boldy James and The Alchemist join the show for the debut of their new album "Bo Jackson". PLUS, who are you taking in a race between Usain Bolt and Tyreek Hill? All that and much more.

Chris Avena joins the podcast today to talk about his magazine, American Outdoor News (AON). AON is an online publication and Chris also has a podcast that is part of the Waypoint Collective. In this episode, we break down how Chris got his magazine started, talk about his podcast interview with Bo Jackson, and much more. Be sure to check out Chris' podcast on the Waypoint Collective. WIN A FISHING VACATION AT HAWKS CAY! Click Here to Enter: http://tackledirect.tv If you have questions or suggestions for the show you can text Tom at 1 305-930-7346 This episode has been brought to you by Waypoint TV. Waypoint is the ultimate outdoor network featuring streaming of full-length fishing and hunting television shows, short films and instructional content, a social media network, Podcast Network. Waypoint is available on Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, IoS devices, Android Devices and at www.waypointtv.com all for FREE! Join the Waypoint Army by following them on Instagram at the following accounts @waypointtv @waypointfish @waypointsalt @waypointboating @waypointhunt @waypointoutdoorcollective Find over 150 full episodes of Saltwater Experience on Waypoint You can follow Tom Rowland on Instagram @tom_rowland and find all episodes and show notes at Tomrowlandpodcast.com Learn more about Tom's Television shows by visiting their websites: Saltwater Experience Into the Blue Sweetwater   Contact Tom through email: Podcast@saltwaterexperience.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

30 for 30 Documentary reviewed: "You don't know Bo." Sam Anderson, Ren Clayton, and Nic Rudolph discuss the heroics that Bo Jackson performed in his cut-short MLB *and* NFL careers. Ren explains the significance of Suni Lee's Olympic Gold Medal in the gymnastics all-around. A game of Mount Rushmore is played with favorite 2021 Summer Olympic Sports. Nic has an idea for a future documentary about Dick Beardsley, a Minnesotan long distance runner with a unique life story.

Ben and Travis are joined by longtime friends Ray Reynolds and Travis Harmon on the campus of Heritage Christian University for the annual TITUS (Teens in Training for Useful Service) Camp. The fellows tackle the question of "What is the first thing you tell a new Christian?" Ray tells us how he helps new Christians who have just made a public declaration of war against the devil by giving their lives to King Jesus. Travis H. shares how the devil turns up the heat on those that have just given their lives to Jesus which culminates in the idea of "never quit." The church needs to fight for our people and especially our young people. We need to be prepared for a lifetime of temptation. Ray shares how difficult it might be for those who were not raised in the church to understand the things that we do in our worship and work. Travis C says this could be the case even for those who were raised in the faith. Churches should consider a new convert classes. Travis H encourages churches to create a culture of expecting visitors and doing things in our churches that help educate visitors of our practices and help visitors feel comfortable and welcome. The episode closes out with Ray sharing details about the very unique Titus Camp, where kids from around the world and all over the states come to learn how to lead and serve. Travis H shares about HCU and the Heritage Event coming up in August with Bo Jackson and Home Free. Links mentioned in this episode: Get our free ebook "28 Days of Focused Living" here: http://www.benandtravis.com http://www.facebook.com/groups/benandtravis Rep the show here: https://ben-and-travis.creator-spring.com/ https://www.hcu.edu https://www.rayreynoldsrap.com This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Joe Maddon tells Dan that he would compare Shohei Ohtani to Bo Jackson. Joe says that Ohtani is very humble and great for the game of baseball. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Sean sits down & recaps the 2021 Home Run Derby. Pete Alonso was locked in. Ohtani cashes in over 499 feet & could Sean hit a bomb at Coors Field? Team USA basketball has lost two straight games to Nigeria & Australia. Do we care? Sean caught some old footage of the Dream Team over the weekend and was blown away. Could the 2012 men's national team give the 92 Dream Team a good game? The Bucks seem to have figured it out. Can they win 3 out of the next 4 and claim the title? Will Giannis then be the best player in the game? Older NFL players like Dan Marino, Jerry Rice, & Bo Jackson think they could dominate in today's game. Sean disagrees! + Nailed it Failed it! Join the conversation:nocredentialswithseanleary@gmail.com

The guys are jioned by ESPN NBA Analyst Jeff Van Gundy to preview the NBA Finals and talk MLB performance enhancers before discussing if Shohei Ohtani is more like Bo Jackson than Babe Ruth.

Andy chats with marketing consultant & former lead of Nike's Business Affairs department - Mark Thomashow! Mark is responsible for many of Nike's most successful marketing campaigns from "Just Do It", Charles Barkley's "I'm Not a Role Model" commercial, "Bo Knows" with Bo Jackson, the concept of Championship hats, and many more! Andy & Mark discuss the genesis of his career from school teacher, to lawyer, to leading some of Nike's most iconic advertising campaigns. Mark describes the behind the scenes of how some of the biggest ad campaigns in sports got started, and the incredible stories he has from along the way. Andy & Mark also discuss the time he was sued by The Beatles, the Dream Team vs. Reebok, the idea of athletes as role models, his involvement with the Earl Monroe Charter School, and so much more!

It's been a couple of weeks so it's time to empty out the strange but true baseball stories that have piled up since the last one. We sample some “unique” music form the Diamondbacks stadium, highlight some players other than Bobby Bonilla that are still getting paid, take a look at what Lars Nootbaar is up to this week as well as relive some classic baseball car pranks, Bo Jackson doing Bo Jackson things in a pool and Johnny Bench putting a veteran pitcher in his place as a rookie. Finally, another episode of Wax Pack Heroes, hint we pulled a Gregg Jefferies rookie card, so we basically hit the lottery. Chase Field roof opening music - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuiPvnto1T8&t=113s&ab_channel=chrispythegull Twitter - @twostrikenoise Instagram - @twostrikenoise Two Strike Noise on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvh7epD-mqT9qCIV7CNqhog Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/twostrikenoise E-mail - twostrikenoise@gmail.com We pull ALOT of commons in Wax Pack Heroes. If you've got those Tom Foley or Ernest Riles cards just sitting around you can donate those commons to charity and maybe spark a child's interest in baseball and collecting. Find out more here: http://commons4kids.org/ #podernfamily #podnation #baseball #mlb #history #podcast #baseballcards

Denny saw quite a bit of excellence and provided it himself in a long broadcasting career that included stints as the voice of the Kentucky Wildcats and Kansas City Royals. His straightforward and self-effacing style is reflected in this great conversation with big stories and personalities abounding.

Jim took time to watch A LOT of golf over the weekend and comes with loads of questions for Muff about the US Open (24:11). The NBA Playoffs gave us a few curveballs over the past week and the guys chat about this (11:30) and double down on the basketball talk in their new segment (40:30). Muffnac the Magnificent returns to predict the future in alternative worlds (56:28) and welcome back Scott for the GD Jets (1:03:42).

Nat's baseball is back from what seemed to be a dead season. Ben Simmons is a train wreck. The Washington Football Team was refused the trademark for the team and here's why. Controversy over the vaccine in the NFL continues. 35 years ago today Bo Jackson signs with the Royals. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Royals injury bug, Bo Jackson signed with the royals on this day in history, NCAA news for it's student athletes, NFL Players and vaccinations.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Justin Stoddart  So the big question is this: How do those of us in the real estate industry, with crazy amounts of ambition, how do we Think Bigger than the building of our own empires? How do we simultaneously seek success and significance, income AND impact? My name is Justin Stoddart, and this is the Think Bigger Real Estate Show.Justin Stoddart  Welcome back to the Think Bigger Real Estate Show. I'm your host, Justin Stoddart, where we help you not just pursue success, but significance. Today's guest is all about significance. He's someone who I admire deeply. I can't wait to introduce you to him. Before we go there. I want to remind you that inside of the Think Bigger Real Estate Group on Facebook, we go deeper on these topics. Listening gets you to one level of understanding, but when you start engaging with it, that's when it really becomes knowledge and even onto wisdom. Justin Stoddart  Super excited to have again, today's guest His name is Josh Kalinowski He is a former  professional baseball pitcher, turned real estate agent, now investor. His story is fantastic. Before I go deeper on your story, Josh, thanks for coming on the show today, man. Josh Kalinowski  I just Oh man, this is a pleasure. Super excited to be talking with you and your audience. Justin Stoddart  Talk about a big thinker and you your early days of baseball. Now let me let me bring in some context here for everybody that's, that's listening that saying, Okay, I'm not a baseball player, does this relate to me right? Today, what we're going to be talking about is how to overcome disappointment. Okay, so whether your first career didn't quite work out now you find yourself in the real estate industry, and or even in the real estate industry right now you're finding yourself, like a little frustrated not getting the wins that you expect yourself to be having, this episode is for you. So Josh, let's go back, you from a very young age knew that you had some talent. throwing the ball, right? Josh Kalinowski  Yeah, yeah, I grew up with knowing my purpose. And that was to be a professional athlete in some form or another, right. So either a quarterback in the NFL, or left handed pitcher in Major League Baseball. In fact, I really kind of wanted to be both man, Bo Jackson was my hero. And coming from a very small town, I was a pretty big fish. And so success came very easy for me at the very early stages of my life. And so that was everything. To me sports, was it and I felt like that's exactly what I was created to do. And I felt like God already had that plan. And I was etched in stone to be a very successful Hall of Fame, professional athlete. Justin Stoddart  Did you have the shirt made? Josh knows kinda like Bo Knows? Josh Kalinowski  Yeah, right. Basically, it was pretty much that already did there's no, I had my, I had my number picked. I knew where my stadium was going to be. And I knew exactly it was gonna be called Cal's corner, and that was gonna be my pressbox area. Like, dude, it was already there. You know, those vision boards had a vision board before they even knew what a vision board was. Yeah, this is, you got it? Yeah. Yeah. Right. Justin Stoddart  So it's super interesting, because you hear you talk to any of the success gurus, right. And they say, if you want to accomplish something, get laser clear on what you want to accomplish. And it's just a matter of time. And that's what you had been taught. It sounds like and you were like, crystal clear on this is exactly where I'm going. This is one way to have. And, and like you said, I knew my life's purpose, it was to be a professional athlete. Right. And with that, you're gonna do a lot of good along the way. But that was the climax. That was where you were headed. Josh Kalinowski  That's exactly right. And yeah, my father had he always, you know, my dad was a great he was an athlete as well, too. He was an all American Basketball Player. And so he understood the competitiveness, I was literally like, I was a miniature Dave Kalinowski. And he always set goals for us, he always helped us set goals for ourselves. And so at every level, no matter where I was at whether I was in, you know, t ball, or in high school, or in college, I had a list of goals that I want to wanted to accomplish. And they all revolved around sports, right, if I was going to get A's in school is because it allowed me to play baseball, not because I really wanted to be a great student, was because that's what allowed me to play the game that I absolutely loved. Justin Stoddart  Yeah. Well, just to put some context to this to how good you were, and you probably wouldn't say this, but you pitch the no hitter. Right now. It's extremely rare, right? For anybody that that knows baseball, knowing that pitching a full game and having zero, like on base is a phenomenal accomplishment, right, which just fed the fuel right, we just fed up to be like that. I'm absolutely on this path. Right. Josh Kalinowski  Exactly. Justin Stoddart  That and then being strikeout King right in your league, being drafted in the minor leagues by the Rockies, right. Just all these things are just lining up just the way they're supposed to. Then some things kind of started to not go your way. Right. Talk to us a little bit about the disappointment because again, whether people have experienced disappointment in the past and they're still hanging on to it, or they're experiencing it right now in this crazy market and or just in their personal life. Yeah, a little bit about yours so we can kind of relate to a guy like you. Josh Kalinowski  You bet. Well, let me make it very relatable if you were in the market, selling real estate prior to 2006 and you were having success, and you were doing everything right, right. And then the market gets crazy. And you're like, Oh my gosh, like, I'm like, I am the best agent out there. I cannot believe how much money I'm making. I can't believe how many clients I'm serving. I can't believe how easy this is right? Well, that's what baseball was for me. In a sense. I was throwing a no hitter. I, I had a 20 game strikeout I was MVP of the league. I was an all star candidate. For three years of those years, I led the minor leagues and strikeouts, a little Colorado Rockies in strikeouts, you know, so everything was saying, you are going to be a Hall of Fame pitcher, it's just a matter of time for you to get there. Right. So 2006, you're in real estate, this is going to be awesome. I'm going to retire by the time I'm in 2010. Or I'm going to take over the world in 2010. And then 2008 hits and you're going What just happened? Like I wasn't ready for this. I wasn't prepared for this. This was so so go on forever, right? Well, that's what happened to me. in my baseball career at the age of 26. Too many surgeries and baseball really shut its doors on me and and I had to retire as I like to say, but it was more of a I had to really walk away from the game that I absolutely love because it was moving on without me. And I could not keep up with it. Justin Stoddart  Yeah. Well, yeah, we've all felt that I love the context you brought in because you're right. I was a homebuilder up intil 2009. For a while, I felt like I could do nothing wrong. Maybe real estate agents here over the past little while have felt that way, right? had a pretty hot market for the past number of years, almost in the past year and a half or so it's been like, wait a minute, this isn't quite as fun. All of a sudden, I've got eager buyers, I just can't find the sellers, right. I've got sellers, and how do I possibly go through all these offers? Like it's just a lot, right? It's just a lot more than what people are used to going through a lot of potential disappointment. Okay, so walk us through kind of your story, like what came next, you started to have some, like your body started did not quite work like you wanted it to? Right? Josh Kalinowski  Yeah, you know, at the age of 26, I'd already had three surgeries. Three on my shoulder, my shoulder, one of my elbow. So I was really broken. And I really was unable to perform like I used to I my mind was there, but my body was basically broken. And you know, I remember, you know, at the age of 26, as a professional athlete, you also gotta remember to is that I'm like four years away from retirement, like, you know, 26 years old at the age of 30. That's when most guys are thinking of retiring. So in my mind, I was an old man, I was getting to that point in my life that it's like, I got to really start thinking about the rest of my life. And so as I continue that journey, and really trying to figure out who I was, what my greater purpose was, and that's when I walked away from the game. And you know, that, you know, I've got a book called strike three that I and I talked about the 13 years it took for me to really overcome that failure. Right. And, you know, as you talked about it, you know, it's it's such a common theme with real estate agents, one of the things I love about our industry is that I feel it's so relatable because most of us did not come into it as our first option, just like we've talked about, and you you have said many times, you know, we come in and because it's like, what other options do I have left, right? And then, of course, sometimes we come into this with this guise of like, well, gosh, if I, if I only sell one house a month, like that's 12 a year, that's going to be an $8,000 Commission, like, then I'm gonna, I'm like, $100,000, that's pretty easy. That's I can do this part time. And we all know that the industry will absolutely Eat up. It's a super tough industry, and it really will consume you, if you do not make sure that you're using it as a entrepreneur, as you're acting as an entrepreneur in this industry. So. So that's a little bit of just once again, I think the reason why I transitioned into real estate is because I found a lot of similarities of the competitiveness, and the fact that there is absolutely no ceiling in either one of those realms. And I was able to find a greater passion in this industry.Justin Stoddart  Great for really, again, kind of bringing some context to the kind of the correlation, right is that you went from having these big dreams, big aspirations, and maybe others that will listen to this for like, yeah, yeah, I was supposed to be XYZ, no, by myself in the real estate industry, right? Yeah. But for some could could be a disappointment. And once you get in, you're like, wait a minute, why wasn't this planet right? This was actually pretty good. Right? If you do it, right, absolutely. can be pretty good. Walk us through again, because the the promise to the audience today is how do we overcome disappointment? So as you started to realize, like, I'm not going to be Cal Ripken, Jr. as much as I thought I was going to be or Nolan Ryan, right. Like, I'm not going to have that kind of major league baseball career, you went into a little bit of a spiral I know you talked about in your book, which again, for those that are looking for a great read, strike three, just call an auskey. It's a great read. You can get it again, if you don't listen to the whole episode, at strikethreebook.com, so get yourself a copy of that. But you talk about in the book about how there's this this point where you kind of went dark for a little while, like you had a really tough time realizing like wait a minute, what happened? What happened talk to us about that turning point. In fact, I just read it through the day where you had this turning point where where it became very clear that disappointment doesn't mean failure, right? Josh Kalinowski  Absolutely, like, well, let's see. I'll give you the short version. Thirteen years of my therapy that I had to go through in order to do this, you know, one of it, I think that is a big theme in my life was that I had to learn to move my finish line. You know, I felt like my life was over. Like the purpose was I kind of said that earlier that in this in this podcast that I knew from a very early stage of my life, that my purpose was baseball. Right, I was baseball, I thought that like I knew that distinctively. But then I had to realize that it was not my purpose that I was not baseball, baseball happened to be the platform that allowed me to go and have success and find out who I was. But it was really only a chapter in my life. And so for years, I really looked in the rearview mirror, and saw my successes back there and never felt like I could have success in the future. And so until I got to that point, where First of all, I started to tell myself the truth, right? A lot of us tell ourselves these stories, and there are a lot of them are lies. Let's just let's face it, right? I started so myself to find the truth in the story. Why was I created? Why was I given this opportunity to chase this amazing dream? Why was it taken away? Right. And in the book, I talk about that experience that I had that really that come to Jesus moment, where was literally point blank to me, and I heard that voice where it said, Dude, like, I did not create you for baseball, I created you for so much greater. And it's like, Okay, all right. Now I've got purpose. And now I've got something even greater, I got a bigger chapter in my life that I can pursue. And I've got to move that finish line. And so that was that process. And there's a lot of things that continue to develop in me. And there's a lot of things that I can talk about even more so. But if you're going to just have one theme, moving your finish line will help you achieve greater things in your life. Justin Stoddart  But it's so powerful. so powerful. And remember the analogy you use in the book, which is this was a chapter, this wasn't the book, right? And you can even add on to say like, this is your first book, right? Like, yeah, there's so much more. And I think we oftentimes get so myopic, looking at the here and now and we forget the fact that Eternity is a really long time, right? Even our lives go really long time. Yeah, it's hard to put that into context. And it's like, you know what, it's okay. These disappointments are exactly that they're simply a disappointment. And they don't have to sink me they can if I'm not careful, but they don't have to, you know, I, I work with people and kind of a big theme of of my life, Josh is helping, you know, there's endless gurus that are teaching success. There's countless paths, like in their great paths to get there. I feel like there's too little too little emphasis on, on building significance. Yeah. Which I believe success fits within that, but of actually taking care of the other areas of life because you can have a very successful business a very successful career. Meanwhile, everything from marriage to even finances, to your health is crumbling in the background, mental health, right, all that stuff. And so what I like the lessons that you're teaching here fit so well under kind of the value that I want to bring to the marketplace, which is helping people to think bigger than real estate, to think bigger than your business think bigger than your career and realize it's a component of it. And even within that career, there's chapters and there's multiple books, there's lots of story to be left. Justin Stoddart  Remember Barbara Corcoran who's kind of the queen of New York real estate right Shark Tank for those that are returning place that name she said I would take something somebody like to me the most successful people are the people that can get up the fastest they're like we're all gonna get knocked down. How fast can you get up? You know, that's the difference in someone who I want working with me as opposed to somebody that's Uber talented, but when they suffered up with disappointment they can't pull themselves up for for you know, for far too long. You know, what a great lesson that you just taught us there which is bumped the finish line out like things aren't as bad when you zoom out and be like, Oh, this is a speck in the scheme of things right spec This is an everything like we have once expected so very similar to you I had ambitions to be like about your hex right to be you know, I want to play college let you know college football at the highest levels ended up playing small college football and you know, it's kinda like a Rudy character as opposed to like a character, right. And so I can I can feel your pain there a little bit. I wasn't nearly as talented as you were. But remember that disappointed of like, Oh, crap, that's not quite how I planned it to be. Yeah. So anyway, I love the lessons you're teaching. What else would you say to somebody that's like, Man, this is resonating with me. I want to think bigger than just my real estate career. I want to get over these disappointments, whether they be kind of the direction my career's gone. And or like the direction that my business is going right now in this tough market. Is there anything else anything else that you want to kind of point out here that you pulled from that time that would help people to to overcome more quickly, right, be that person that bounces back quickly? Josh Kalinowski  Absolutely, buddy. Well, I think I want to highlight a couple things. One is, you know, you're talking about these other areas in your life and in the book I really talked about why do we really believe in five foundational pieces, right? We, we've got to create a very strong foundation in our life, and five foundations or faith, family, fitness, finance and future. And specifically in that order, you know, in faith is really the faith and belief in a higher being, I know that you're a man of God, I'm a man of God, but also that faith within ourselves, you know, we, when we experience brokenness, we lose faith in ourselves, we lose faith in the abilities and the talents and the uniqueness that we have. And we, we often build up these walls in our lives that we think that there to protect us. But in actuality, what it does is it actually holds us back, it holds us back from what I call being three dimensional, right? It holds us back from being the dad that we want to be in the husband that we want to be or the mommy wants to be. And the entrepreneur wants to be like all of these features. And so as I was going through my evolution of a man, I was man i was i was really, I was watching and looking at other men be successful. And just like you said, I was really getting tired of watching men be very successful and one attribute and their life and a complete train wreck. And the other ones that I'm like, gosh, there's got to be more like, why can't I be exceptional in all of the areas of my life? Why can't I be a great man of faith, a great family man, a great entrepreneur, and businessman. And so I really started to chase that down. And what I found is that when I started building integrity moments in my life, I started having the confidence that I could go out there and be the man that I wanted to become, right. Josh Kalinowski  And so one of the things that I do on a daily basis, this is just a great hack that if you're looking for like, Okay, well, what does that mean? How do I build integrity moments, it's called The Pill. So every day I take the daily pill, now it is not a pill that's gone. This isn't like a physical pill by any means. But this is a pill that you can take every single day. And so the P stands for painful, alright, so every single day, I'm going to do something painful, I'm going to do something that embraces the heart, or if you've heard it before, like do something that embrace the suck, right? I'm gonna do something every single day in one of those areas. That's hard for me to do. Now, the easiest way to do that is typically when somebody does it in the physical part of their role, right? The fitness part like so it's really easy to do the painful thing, go do the Murph, go run a 5k, go do the 45 minute workout, I know you're on 75 hard, you could do the painful thing every single day twice with those 45 minute workouts, right? Go take a cold shower, right? Like those types of things. Josh Kalinowski  And then the I stands for intentional. So every single day I identify something intentional, that I need to do in one of those areas doesn't have to be all of them, but just one of them. And then so as I mark that out, and I do that, of course, obviously, I'm starting to complete this pill. Josh Kalinowski  The next thing is lazy. You know, we are all lazy at something in our life, right? I don't know about you. But like, every time I walked by the trash, I'm like, I'll get it on the next trip, right? Like, I don't want to do this. Now wait for it to get a little bit fuller, right, or, I hate doing the dishes like that is like my nemesis, that's not going to happen, right? So every single day, I identify something that I'm lazy at. And so when I start to do the things that I avoid the things that I really don't want to do, it's amazing how much integrity I started building within myself confidence and discipline. And all of these things are these attributes that help you have a strong foundation and belief in yourself. Josh Kalinowski  And then the last thing, which is really the most important to be honest with you is because this is one area that we neglect so much in ourselves is that you have to identify something that you love to do every single day. Something that you love to do for you is even more important, because we as leaders, as you know, we give of ourselves and this industry, it is so easy to get burned out because you are emptying your cup on everybody, right? Your clients, your friends, your family, everybody that needs you, right, you have the responsibility to help other people in every aspect of their life. Well, the problem is that we often don't fill our own cups, and we don't give ourselves the attention. We do not give ourselves the permission to do the things that we love that lightest on fire, right. And so when you can identify just one thing, one simple thing, right? Go on a 10 minute walk, do an interview that you love to do a podcast, right, listen to a podcast, something that fills your cup. It's amazing how much more power you have to pour out to other people's lives. And so that in itself, right, there has been one of the key factors that has really helped me overcome the failures in my life and understand there's a greater purpose and I have a roadmap that I can be doing every single night, every single day to continue to keep building myself. Justin Stoddart  Was that an acronym? Can you say it again? So people like the way that they can remember that because it was brilliant content, like what a way to really prepare yourself to be of greater service. Josh Kalinowski  Yeah, so it's called the pill. So you got to take the pill every single day. So it's painful. And attentional lazy and loving. Justin Stoddart  I love it. And that's in the book. Am I gonna get to that here at some point? Josh Kalinowski  Yeah, no, that's not in the book. That's actually a part of our Kingsmen Group which I know that you've got a little bit of that as well to get you a little swag. Yeah, yeah, we were but yeah, that's part of we, we have a group of, of men that we love to pour into, and they pour into us. And it really just helps us attack life. So that's one of the things that we do is help them with that the idea of what a pill is so. Justin Stoddart  So cool. Can't wait to learn more about that. Yeah, I do. I am sporting some, some pretty cool gear these days. Thanks. Thanks to you. I love it. Awesome stuff. Josh. Can't can't thank you enough for number one being the kind of leader, right, that looks at life and says, Okay, what can I learn from this and then share it with other people, right? It takes an added amount of courage to say, look, this was a real failure, I'm going to share it with the world, because the lessons are so important. Because it's so important for me to help lift other people, I'm going to be super transparent and say, Look, this is where I spiral. This is where I failed. This is where I sucked it up. And, and it's just it's a great tribute. Because really, we can't relate to people who haven't gone through difficult times. Yeah, when someone's vulnerable enough, brave enough to say, look, I really blew it. Here's what I learned from it. Man, we you know, you get an army, you know, coming around you saying, you know, you're a leader, like, let's, let's go. So, again, for any that, that want to learn more about Josh's story and feel like, there's still some some unmet opportunities in your life that just because you failed in the past, whether it's been in business, whether it's been in marriage, whether it's been at health, whether it's been at, like your mindset, whatever it is where you're like, "Man, that's really holding me back." Know that Josh has created a powerful story for you to dig into and realize that like not all dreams are fulfilled, even if you do everything that the Guru's tell you to do. Right? Have a clear vision and move forward, work towards it every day. Sometimes things still don't work out. But your perspective Josh and helping us to see that that is a powerful chapter to help us go fulfill what we were actually designed to do is where all of us need to go now. So again, if you're looking to get your hands on that story, you can get it at either Joshkalinowski.com. So get your hands on, I'm totally enjoying the read. Super fun to get to know a guy who I really admire level he's doing. So final question. You're a big thinker, right? That's what you are doing have done. I want to hear from you. What if What do you do to continue to be a big thinker and expand your own personal possibilities to continue to grow day in and day out? What does that look like for you? Josh Kalinowski  Yeah, great question. Man. I love that we're ending on this. You know, I tell you what, there's no doubt that my development that my maturity and where I'm at today is, has not been because of the fact that I've put myself in front of people that have been my mentors, the amount of podcasts that I've listened to the books that I've read, and here's the thing is that you know, all of that free content is amazing, free content is awesome. And you can soak that up, but I will tell you some of the most impactful most life changing opportunities that I've had is when I've paid to play, when I've actually searched out and actually paid for somebody's mentorship, or I have paid for an event. Like when I started investing in myself financially, we can invest in ourselves with all of the things that we can do and content, we can get YouTube, once again, podcast books, that's awesome. That is so good. But when you start evaluating how much you are worth, and your success is worth, and you start putting a ton of money price on it, I tell you what, man that has grown in me so much over the years, and I I pay, I'll give you a maybe you should, this isn't the best thing to do. I pay more in my personal investments than the salary that I take a year. It's powerful is it well in Listen, when you want to make impact when you want to have when you when you want to take everything you possibly can out of life. It's worth it. It's awesome. The people I get to meet, I mean, getting the opportunity to meet you Justin like those wouldn't have happened if I wouldn't have put myself in those positions in those situations. And so I just want to encourage people when if you're listening to this free content is amazing. But you will truly have significant content, you'll have truly significant relationships, when you're willing to invest in yourself financially and help yourself get to that next level. Justin Stoddart  I could not agree more you right our paths would not had had not had one of us not chosen to invest in a shared mentor, we wouldn't have made that connection. Right. But wouldn't it and there's so many belly Yeah, not only is it so much knowledge, but so much such a great network of people. When you're around people that get it that those that pay, pay attention, those that invest are invested right. Put yourself in a unique class of people that want it really, really bad when you see people who are willing to part with the almighty dollar in order to get the help get the knowledge get the you know, get the network that they need to move their, their life and their impact to the next level. So great stuff Josh, thank you so much man for being again the person who you are and for sharing so much with us here today. Again, if you're looking to follow this guy, go find them joshkalinowski.com you'll learn all about what he has to offer so and to everybody listening today. My final request is this, they are three simple words, you know what they are, Go Think Bigger! , Josh. Thanks, Rob. I want to thank you for tuning in to this episode of The think bigger real estate show. If you found value here, I asked three things. Number one, give us a review. Number two, go to Facebook groups search, think bigger real estate and apply to join. Here you will find a community of big thinking professionals that will help you grow your income, your independence and your impact. And my third request is go think bigger

Put the ball in play baseball!Vincent Edward Jackson's birth was one of the greatest days in not only our country's history, but also in the world's history.  Don't be confused by the correlative conjunction baby! Treat yourself to what Wayne “Great One” Gretzky must have been thinking.  Also, you can google Robinson Cano getting a double against the “shift” defense when he just lays down a bunt. Nuff said.You may need to check out season 1 episode 19 to understand all of this, but no one reads this.  If you do actually read, contact us on Instagram or by email at momthinksyouredumb@gmail.com or through Instagram at MyMomThinksYoureDumbwithout the apostrophe.“She was snapfacing “ is the funniest part to me

In hour three of the show the guys do Quick Hits which starts out with an amazing story of Bo Jackson being a freak of an athlete and diving at Auburn. Then a new story comes out about Bo Schembechler that, if true, certainly tarnishes his legacy. Jared Stansbury and Erick Zamora put together the Bet Rivers parlay and to end the show Ross has a touching story about a young woman going through tough times and finding solace on the softball diamond.

Matt Waldman's RSP Cast takes a dive into Bo Jackson's tape to unearth what's teachable and what's not from the game of this myth of a player.  What makes Bo Jackson great? The common narrative, which came from NFL Films inviting beat writers to pontificate on the subject, is he's so fast...he's so big...he's so big AND so fast.  True. It's also an incomplete analysis that glosses over the fact that Bo Jackson was a highly skilled running back. Whether Jackson learned these skills through disciplined attention to detail or he picked them up fast doesn't eliminate the fact that he acquired them and that young running backs, running back coaches, and scouts can gain something from studying Jackson's tape that goes beyond he's so fast...he's so big...he's so big AND so fast.  I'll hopefully have a YouTube video to provide visual underpinnings to what I describe in this podcast, but if you're commuting and wish to hear what I found of value with Jackson's game, give it a listen. There are several techniques Jackson uses that succesful NFL backs that followed him use. Here's the YouTube video. If the NFL won't allow it to be watched from here, you can go to my YouTube Channel to access it. https://youtu.be/zPTd2k1-cWw For the most in-depth analysis of offensive skill players available (QB, RB, WR, and TE), download the 2021  Rookie Scouting Portfolio for $21.95.   Matt's new RSP Dynasty Rankings and Two-Year Projections Package is available for $24.95 If you're a fantasy owner and interested in purchasing past publications for $9.95 each, the 2012-2020 RSPs also have a Post-Draft Add-on that's included at no additional charge.   Best yet, a percentage of each sale is set aside for a year-end donation to Darkness to Light to combat sexual abuse.

What do Eric Bana and Bo Jackson have in common? Good question. I'm glad I asked. You push play, and you'll find your answer, in Episode 336. You'll also find borderline scientific baseball breakdowns, and an analysis of The Dry that's SO goddamn good, that the film's writer would blush. And likely look for new employment because Benny and RZ put his ass on NOTICE. In a good way. The film is great. HOW GREAT? Well. You'll just have to push play. 

Welcome to Week #16! Eight new cards, 12 print runs to cover from last week and I dissect the recent print run performance for Bo Jackson. Is it a good thing or bad thing for the set? I am also now on Discord! Join my server below! Discord https://discord.gg/AfQDBMBF3h Patreon https://www.patreon.com/crtsportscards Project 70 Page https://www.crtsportscards.com/topps-project-70 Project 70 Store https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-70-store Join My Facebook Group www.facebook.com/groups/crtsportscards/ Would You Like to Support the Show? Buy Me a Coffee! Thank you. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/CRTsportscards CONNECT WITH ME / FOLLOW Email: chris@crtsportscards.com Website: https://www.crtsportscards.com/project-2020-topps Twitter: https://twitter.com/CRT_Sportscards Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crt_sportscards/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crtsportscards/support

This week on the podcast, NHL and MLB Network analyst Jon Morosi joined host Ian Pulver to chat about his dual career, which NHLers would be great and baseball and more. Morosi offers a unique perspective as he juggles the worlds of two professional sports better than anyone since Bo Jackson. Listen in as he details which NHL players he would choose to have in his baseball starting lineup, his favorite arenas to watch a game, and more stories from a long and busy career.

The Raw Room is back this week for another hilarious episode with Daren and Alex as they talk the NBA Hall of Fame induction, Tim Tebow trying to learn a new position after nearly a decade, Bates recalls Bo Jackson and Charles Barkley celebrating Auburn's national championship in 2010 (drinks on Chuck!), and Joe Minor of Nashville's own Earth Ride Share drops in as he details  the new Tesla-exclusive ride share service in the city, and discuss the public drama on The Joe Budden Podcast, and so much more!

Today's Snack features Daniel Hennes.Daniel is the CEO and co-founder of Engage (the Airbnb of events). This company digitizes the process of booking athletes and talent for anything from a speech to a once-in-a-lifetime experience. They currently work with over 2000 athletes, speakers, and agents, including Terrell Owens, David Ortiz, Bo Jackson, and more.In our conversation, we talked about athletes and agents, the booking industry, the challenges of coordinating events, and so much more. Come snack with us!Check out the transcript of this conversation here.Listen on Apple | Spotify | GoogleIf you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts.To listen to this or any other podcast episode again, check out the archive on my website.Learn more about the intersection between sports, business, and technology by subscribing to the Sports-Tech Biz newsletter or following Ronen on Twitter.

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Pro day vs NFL Combine. EJ and MH dive into the discussion of which event is better in this episode of "The Locker Room". With the 2021 NFL Combine being cancelled due to COVID-19, 2021 has brought on a new importance to the college pro days. The classic tests of the 40 yard dash, vertical jump and bench press have been staples of the NFL combine for years, what makes the pro days more effective? MH touched on the level of anxiety that may be associated with the NFL Combine in Indianapolis versus being in a familiar setting at a college pro day. EJ spoke how these numbers or measurements compare to the most important element of the game, the actual game! The fellas both agreed that football is played with pads and not necessarily combine attire. Next, EJ brought up the history of the NFL combine and who were some of the all time great performers. How has the historical 40 yard dash time of 4.22 played out in his NFL career and how many times Gerald Sensabaugh used his 46 inch in his 8-year career.We can’t forget about the famed ‘Wonderlic test’ which is a assessment used to measure cognitive ability and problem-solving. Is this test fair for NFL prospects? How did this test affect the draft stock of prospects like former Tennessee Titans Quarterback, Vince Young. #nflLock in to this one!For more Black in Sports additional content on our podcast see linktree: https://linktr.ee/blackinsports |Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/blackinsports | YouTube - @blackinsports | Instagram - @blackinsports | Twitter - @blackinsports | Website - https://www.blackinsports.com/ | Thank you & we appreciate you!#fortheculture #blackinsports #sportsbusiness #podcast #tellingblackstories #blackowner #Blackeffect #sportsbiz #BlackPlayersForChange

“Bo knows” Nike legend, Bill Frishette. Now, you will too!No one at Nike had more impact on baseball than Bill. He was the man behind the legendary Bo Jackson ad campaign, having brought Nike to the Big Leagues more than 40 years ago.You will hear how he rose from malt vendor at Dodger Stadium to top Nike executive, how he convinced major league players to wear a shoe brand no one in baseball had ever heard of, and how he convinced Nike founder Phil Knight the push into MLB was worth the risk.

Ross Patterson, Dan Hollaway, and Rob Fox are joined by Kansas City Royals great and two time Cy Young winner Bret Saberhagen to talk about Bret’s baseball career, including the infamous Don Denkinger call at first base in the 1985 World Series against the St. Louis Cardinals, Bret’s World Series MVP, playing with Bo Jackson, how he held Rickey Henderson on first, George Brett’s famous accident, why Major League Baseball pitchers can barely get through five innings today, and the Saberhagens’ incredible breast cancer charity SabesWings.com.    Sign up today at MyBookie.AG and use promo code DRINKINBROS to secure your first deposit bonus up to $1000!   BruBag.com

Noah is joined by Pitcher List's Doug Ishikawa (@coachingish), who shares a story about being in attendance for the Cubs' run to the World Series in 2016. We also discuss multi-sport athletes in this exciting episode, including Deion Sanders, Bo Jackson, and more. Plus: Find out the meaning behind a "Baltimore Chop!"   Time Stamps: 6:52 Doug's 2016 postseason run 14:00 Coach's Corner: Slugging Percentage 19:03 Pickle Jar: "Baltimore Chop" 23:36 Multi-Sport Athletes 24:21 Jim Thorpe 27:02 ????? ????? 28:35 Jordan 29:58 Deion Sanders 35:41 Bo Knows 42:22 ??????? ?????? 47:44 ??? ?????   Get PL+ and join our Discord: https://pitcherlist.com/plus