Podcast appearances and mentions of bob beatty

Matt Andersen is a singer and songwriter from New Brunswick, Canada whose career has spanned over twenty years and somehow, despite his work being very much in my wheelhouse, I am just now learning about it all. This man's voice, his playing, his writing- it all shines on each of his records and especially so on his new record The Hammer & The Rose. The Hammer & The Rose was released on April 25, 2025 and it is squarely on my 2025 superlatives list. Before I get to my conversation with Matt, I want to thank three new Patreon patrons! Bob Beatty, Seth Gill, and Tom Romito have all joined our Patreon community lately. Patreon.com/marinadepodcast if you would like to support The Marinade and enjoy some bonus content. The song you are hearing in this episode is "Tonight Belongs To You" from Matt's new album The Hammer & The Rose. Listen On: Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/episode/2pSASHzxsHzfHYKIsXW789?si=6628a758088b432b Apple Podcasts- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-marinade-with-jason-earle/id1281080492?i=1000706424156 YouTube- https://youtu.be/NTbNl0uZqU8?si=uadHSUCb_7EwleC9  

True magic was worked in "The Name Of This Band Is R.E.M." as author Peter Ames Carlin came up with an absolutely engaging way to weave the four band members personal stories into the broader presentation about the band. His writing just made you feel like you were right there. And REM's humble beginnings was a great way to get an up close feel for the four members of the group and their untraditional rise to crazy stardom. This Month's SHOUT OUT goes to -Long Live The ABB NewsletterAllman Brothers fans this one is for you! I guarantee you will not find better ABB content anywhere that can top the in-depth, passionate, informative and original material covered in this newsletter. Conversation from the crossroads of Southern music, history, and culture from historian Bob Beatty, author of 'Play All Night! Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East. Check Out this great newsletter-https://substack.com/@longlivetheabbWant to win a free copy of the number two best book of the year, Robyn Hitchcock's memoir 1967? It's easy, just send me an email to sign up. You can find a link to my email address below. *Reminder this is for US citizens only*Support the showemail Big Rick at:info@rocktalkstudio.com

Here comes the Top 10 of 2024's best rock n roll documentaries! If you are looking for the next great doc to check out, here' my list of the best of the best. Springsteen, Joe Cocker, John Lennon, Santana, Nicky Hopkins, and Stevie Van Zandt are just a few artists that released note worth docs in 2024. Which one was the best? Join me for some great viewing recommendations and the best titles of 2024. Want to win a free copy of the number two best book of the year, Robyn Hitchcock's memoir 1967? It's easy, just send me an email to sign up. You can find a link to my email address below. *Reminder this is for US citizens only*This Month's SHOUT OUT goes to -Long Live The ABB NewsletterAllman Brothers fans this one is for you! I guarantee you will not find better ABB content anywhere that can top the in-depth, passionate, informative and original material covered in this newsletter. Conversation from the crossroads of Southern music, history, and culture from historian Bob Beatty, author of 'Play All Night! Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East.Check Out this great newsletter-https://substack.com/@longlivetheabbSupport the showemail Big Rick at:info@rocktalkstudio.com

Washburn University political science professor Bob Beatty joins the podcast to analyze notable political spots from the 2024 election and what they mean going foward.

Washburn University political science Professor Bob Beatty discusses the race between Sharice Davids and Prasanth Reddy for the third Kansas district to the US House of Representatives. He is interviewed […] The post Davids v. Reddy for KS-03 per Washburn political science professor Bob Beatty appeared first on KKFI.

If you love the Allman Brothers Band you will love this episode with Dr. Bob Beatty -historian/author of the book PLAY ALL NIGHT: Duanne Allman and The Journey To FILLMORE EAST!  Dr Bob Beatty is recognized as one of the most respected historians of the Allman Brothers Band and their important legacy and influence on American music, politics and culture. For more on Bob and his work about The Allman Brothers log onto:https://www.longlivetheabb.com/https://www.facebook.com/LongLiveTheABB

The Stone Pony and its hometown of Asbury Park, New Jersey are iconic settings in the story of some of America's greatest rock musicians, including Bruce Springsteen, Steven Van Zandt, and Southside Johnny Lyon. The Pony's path from high-risk passion project to iconic venue was, however, anything but direct; from its founding in 1974, the club was caught in the greater forces at work in late-20th century America.   So how did the Stone Pony thrive when so many other venues closed? And what set Asbury Park apart from so many other American towns? In this episode, The New York Times' Nick Corasaniti joins us to talk about his new book I Don't Want To Go Home: The Oral History of the Stone Pony (Harpers, 2024) and what he learned from interviewing Bruce Springsteen and dozens of other musicians and industry professionals who helped make the club into what it is today.   If you enjoy this episode, make sure to check out our episodes on The Kinks with Mark Doyle and The Allman Brothers' At Fillmore East with Bob Beatty.   This episode was edited by Gary Fletcher.

Bob Beatty, a political science professor at Washburn University, says former Attorney General Derek Schmidt had taken control of the Republican primary in the 2nd congressional district and that large numbers of potential voters remain disappointed with the presidential options of Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden.

The Allman Brothers Band was immortalized in Jackson this past Sunday. The Clarke County Historical Society recognized the band with a historic marker that was placed outside the Bigbee Coffee Roasters shop. The event commemorating the band was held at the Jackson Fire Station Sunday afternoon. The event was well attended with almost every chair being full for Bob Beatty's presentation on the band. Beatty is the author of “Play All Night!: Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East,” a book that dives into the history, motivations, and musical background of Duane Allman. Beatty's presentation was more of a...Article Link

Some of these men check more than one of these boxes, but this was a special one, honoring The Allman Brothers Band's, Dickey Betts (December 12, 1943 – April 18, 2024) with authors, journalists, musicians, music historians, and hardcore music fans Alan Paul, Andy Aledort, Bob Beatty, Marley Jay, and Garrett Strand. Apologies for the echoes and technical annoyances during this episode.  dickeybetts.com, alanpaul.net, andyaledort.com, instagram.com/longlivetheabb, Livestreams on YouTube, instagram.com/tedeschitruckspodcast, tedeschitruckspodcast.com, adamchoit.com, tedeschitrucksband.com

Recapping night one of Tedeschi Trucks Band at the Beacon Theatre 2-29-24 with authors and Allman Brothers experts and returning guests, Alan Paul and Bob Beatty. instagram.com/alanpaul66/, instagram.com/longlivetheabb/, Livestreams on YouTube, instagram.com/tedeschitruckspodcast, tedeschitruckspodcast.com, adamchoit.com, tedeschitrucksband.com  

Listen to this week's No Spin News interview with Raegan Miller of the Florida Freedom to Read Project, Political Science professor Bob Beatty, and New York Republican congressional candidate Mazi Pilip. We also visit the No Spin News archives and Bill's conversation with Former FBI special agent Thomas J. Baker. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey BillOReilly.com Premium and Concierge Members, welcome to the No Spin News for Tuesday, January 16, 2024. Stand Up for Your Country. Tonight's rundown: Talking Points Memo: Iowa is in the books. Bill analyzes what happened and what to expect in the New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries. Political Science professor Bob Beatty joins the No Spin News to talk Iowa, Donad Trump, Ron DeSantis, and Nikki Haley. A new poll reveals what Canadians believe a second Trump presidency will bring. How much money does the Biden/Harris campaign have? Iran's latest moves come close to declarations of war. This Day in History: Reagan and the Soviets. Final Thought: Skin cancer. In Case You Missed It: Read Bill's latest column, "A Family Affair." Election season is here! Now's the time to get a Premium or Concierge Membership to BillOReilly.com, the only place for honest news analysis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Washburn University professor Bob Beatty shares what he learned by following GOP presidential candidates taking part in Iowa's Jan. 15 caucus.

Bob Beatty, author of Play All Night: Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East, visits the podcast for an upbeat episode on the musical legacy of The Allman Brothers Band. We take a deep dive into all things Allman Brothers Band with an emphasis on Bob's amazing book. Learn More About Play All Night: https://www.atfillmoreeastbook.com/ Follow Bob: Substack: https://longlivetheabb.substack.com/ X: https://twitter.com/LongLiveTheABB IG: https://www.instagram.com/longlivetheabb/

8/8/23: Recorder Reporter Domenic Poli on where to sit outside & enjoy local craft beer; Duke Goldman on the passing of local baseball historian John Bowman; Prof. Bruce Miller looks at the defense strategy of Trump lawyer John Lauro; Activists Betsy Corner & Bob Beatty on The Nelson Legacy Project, Wally, & Juanita at Woolman Hill on 8/19

The Allman Brothers' 1971 album At Fillmore East features one of the era's great rock bands at its prime, selling over a million copies despite not producing a single “hit” song. It is also the last album produced by the Allman Brothers prior to the death of the band's founder, Duane Allman. In this episode we speak with Bob Beatty, whose new book Play All Night!: Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East, tells the story behind the creation of the album and how the Allman Brothers pioneered a style that continues to influence rock music today. Dr. Bob Beatty is a historian and musician who has worked in museums and nonprofits for more than 25 years. You can follow him on twitter and Instagram at @longlivetheabb. This episode was edited by Ben Sawyer.

Bob Beatty is the author of "Play All Night!: Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Craig Pittman was recently invited by the New York Times to write an opinion column regarding Ron DeSantis' approach to combating climate change. It's a topic he has covered regularly at the Florida Phoenix.While better known for their connections to Macon, Georgia, the Allman Brothers were a Florida band, with brothers Duane and Gregg growing up in Daytona Beach and the band forming in Jacksonville. Bob Beatty is the author of a newly published book highlighting a critical moment in the band's rise to popularity, the recording of its live album in 1971. The book is titled, "Play All Night: Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East."Find Bob on Twitter at @LongLiveTheABB"Welcome to Florida" is presented by Windstorm Products. Visit windstormproducts.com to make sure your home or business is secured from the next hurricane.

Play All Night!: Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East is Bob Beatty's most recent book. Bob, however, has been an Allman Brothers fan for a long time. Like the Allmans, Bob has Florida roots. He now lives and works in Tennessee, where he got his Ph.D. and is a history and museum consultant. Bob's fast-reading book looks at the breakout album for the Allmans. Released in 1971, Live at Fillmore East is one of the best live albums ever, and it brought the band to a mass audience. It features the classic Allmans lineup, with Duane Allman and Dickey Betts on guitar, Gregg Allman on vocals and organ, Berry Oakley on bass, and Butch Trucks and Jaimoe Johanson on drums. Unfortunately, though Duane started the Allman Brothers Band, his time with the group was relatively brief. He died in a motorcycle accident only a few months after At Fillmore East came out. Duane was just 24, and there seemed no limit to what he could do as a guitarist. As Bob makes clear, with Duane at the helm, the Allmans were closer to blues and acid rock than the more laid back band they became later. The radio friendly mid-70s sound of the ABB was the result of Dickey Betts writing more country-flavored tunes. Nothing wrong with that. But the Duane period has a tougher quality.  Bob and Colin talk about how the Allmans formed, why the Fillmore album took off with listeners, and how the band continued to evolve amid lineup changes and inner-tensions.

On the eve of Tedeschi Trucks Band's 50th Beacon Theatre, I recorded a live in person conversation with authors Alan Paul and Bob Beatty. We talked Allman Brothers and lots of TTB stuff, and celebrated the release of Bob NEW book, Play All Night!: Duane Allman and the Journey to Fillmore East. https://www.amazon.com/Play-All-Night-Journey-Fillmore/dp/0813069505, http://alanpaul.net, Tedeschi Trucks Podcast on YouTube, http://instagram.com/tedeschitruckspodcast, http://instagram.com/adamchoit, http://twitter.com/adamchoit, http://tedeschitrucksband.com

It's primary time again in Kansas, and the television ads are assaulting viewers with images, ideas and ideology of candidates. Bob Beatty, political science professor at Washburn University and the state's foremost chronicler of Kansas political ads, joins Tim Carpenter to march through some of the season's campaign ads.

As a politically active college student in Wichita, Mark Parkinson audaciously ran for a seat in the Kansas House at age 20. He didn't win, but he learned the value of sweating through a door-to-door campaign. He went on to serve in the Kansas House and Senate, lead the Kansas Republican Party and made friends across the political landscape as a moderate Republican. It was a shock to some that he switched his party affiliation in 2006 to the Democratic Party and became a candidate for lieutenant governor on a ticket with incumbent Gov. Kathleen Sebelius. They won that race. He then became governor when Sebelius resigned to work for President Barack Obama. His reward was to govern during a brutal recession, work on developing a new state highway plan, initiate a statewide indoor smoking ban, deal with a tortured debate on energy policy, and, of course, raise taxes. Parkinson says there's no political legacy of him as governor, but an article just published by Kansas History: A Journal of the Central Plains offers a counterpoint to that claim. Bob Beatty, a political science professor at Washington University was part of the interviews and editing of the article and joins Tim Carpenter on this episode of the Reflector Podcast.

Award winning Music Historian and Author Bob Beatty sits down with State of Sound Curator Lance Tawzer in the gallery studio to talk about the State of Sound exhibit and Bob's career and music inspirations. Theme song by Thrift Store Halo Produced by Lance Tawzer Engineered by Garrett West

Bob Bedi and Allan Knight Create Clarity With Charity with Charity Brown Episode 002- How to Become an Eight Figure CEO In this episode of Create Clarity With Charity, hybrid business coach and consultant Charity Brown of the Now Answer Group sits down with Cake Bob AKA Bob Bedi and her partner, former Zen monk Allan Knight, to discuss tips and tricks that you can use to dominate your industry through positive mindset and self-mastery. Tune in as Charity, Allan, and Bob discuss: ● Why success in business starts from within ● Ways to get in the Zen Zone every day in the office ● Why it is so important to have a mentor as a business owner ● How to identify and utilize your business's KPIs ● A sneak peak into Charity's incredible Five Star Business Accelerator Program Learn more about Charity and the Program: Website: https://nowanswergroup.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CharityBrownNOW Facebook: : https://www.facebook.com/nowbusinessacademy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnswerGroupPDX Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/THEHAPPYCEOBIZGURU/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charity-brown-3539533a/ Connect with this week's guests: Allan Knight: https://allanknight.com/ Bob Beatty: https://www.cakeologi.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Allan Knight, Bob Beatty, Eric Bell, Tam Spires Create Clarity With Charity with Charity Brown Episode 001- The Happy CEO In this first episode of Create Clarity With Charity, hybrid business coach and consultant Charity Brown of the Now Answer Group sits down with five of her friends and team members to explain the foundations of the Five Star Business Accelerator Program: the ultimate business owner's toolbox that will help you grow your scale your business and actualize your dreams and goals. Tune in as Charity and her team of experts discuss: ● Identifying and utilizing KPIs to their maximum potential ● Creating war maps, hitting daily goals, and holding yourself accountable as a business owner ● The importance of a Zen mindset amidst the stress of conducting business every day ● Getting the most out of the money that you put into your business ● Testimonials on the Five Star Program and where you can learn more Learn more about Charity and the Program: Website: https://nowanswergroup.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CharityBrownNOW Facebook: : https://www.facebook.com/nowbusinessacademy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnswerGroupPDX Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/THEHAPPYCEOBIZGURU/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/charity-brown-3539533a/ Connect with this week's guests: Allan Knight: https://allanknight.com/ Bob Beatty: https://www.cakeologi.com/ Eric Bell: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ceocrossing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 2010, the Capitol in Topeka was abuzz with 125 representatives and 40 senators eager to take on the state's political challenges. This 165-person group included Sen. Laura Kelly, now the governor, and Sen. Jeff Colyer, who made it to the governor's office a step ahead of her. Another half-dozen or so individuals moved on by climbing the political ladder, but they were the tip of the iceberg in terms of the decade of legislative exodus. Ten years later, only eight senators and 14 representatives still hold those elected positions. Political scientists Bob Beatty, of Washburn University, and Patrick Smith, of Emporia State University, examine legislative turnover in Kansas and weigh in on a few other political issues — including critical race theory.

Political scientists Bob Beatty, of Washburn University, and Michael Smith, of Emporia State University, consider the work of the House and Senate this legislative session, as well as the performance of Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly during the COVID-19 pandemic and the Republicans who want to take her job in 2022.

Ever wondered about the world of amateur radio? Bob is here to explain everything!

Legendary Louisville St. Xavier High School football coach Mike Glaser joins the Jung Sports Podcast to discuss his newfound sporting passion, his thoughts on rival Trinity football coach Bob Beatty, his run-in with a former WWE champion and much more. 

Hour 2 Andy and James realize Mitch is depressed over Louisville's QB situation, Andy presents a hot take on Calipari/BJ Boston, will Nick Petrino replace Bob Beatty, Blankenbaker/Biscuit forgot to wish Lamar Jackson a happy birthday, more Louisville basketball talk, Dino Gaudio sound, and Deener/fantasy football drama. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Beatty and Amber Dickinson, political science faculty members at Washburn University in Topeka, say President Donald Trump easily won confidence of Kansas voters, no amount of money would have altered the outcome for Senate candidate Barbara Bollier, and rural backing carried state Treasurer Jake LaTurner.

Tedeschi Trucks Band fan, Bob Beatty was born in Florida now resides in Tennessee. He recalls getting pretty hardcore into blues music at an early age, around 10. Not too long after he starting playing some guitar himself, playing with various bands over the years. Although his music taste is eclectic, the Allman Brothers Band and Derek Trucks have had a profound impact on Bob. We cover a lot, from seeing kid Derek on stage live, to giving adult Derek the Al Jackson Jr. tshirt right off his back after a show. http://instagram.com/tedeschitruckspodcast, http://instagram.com/adamchoit, http://tedeschitrucksband.com

Patrick Miller, of the University of Kansas, Bob Beatty, of Washburn University, and Michael Smith, of Emporia State University, say U.S. Senate candidate Barbara Bollier needs to clearly define herself or risk Kris Kobach's fate.

Bob Beatty, a Washburn University political science professor, says the packed Republican primary for U.S. Senate is forcing candidates to the right in hope of snagging an endorsement from President Donald Trump, which may be a risk for the GOP nominee in the November general election.

Bob Beatty, a Washburn University professor who has written profiles of presidential candidates in the Democratic field, talks about U.S. Sen. Joe Biden surpassing expectations and putting distance between himself and his chief rivals, including U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.

Washburn University political science professor Bob Beatty says U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota, has potential to break through into the upper tier among Democratic presidential candidates despite poor polling numbers for her in Iowa. He said Klobuchar has a humorous campaign style that works well on the stump.

Washburn University political science professor Bob Beatty, who is getting to know Democratic presidential hopefuls on the campaign trail in Iowa, talks about Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and former Vice President Joe Biden, and assesses the performance of all candidates during recent debates.

Washburn University political science professor Bob Beatty is getting to know Democratic presidential hopefuls on the campaign trail in Iowa. So far, he has profiled Beto O'Rourke, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and Rep. Tim Ryan.

Political science professors Bob Beatty, of Washburn University, and Patrick Miller, of the University of Kansas, provide insight into next year's U.S. Senate race and this year's legislative session.

Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly's new administration experienced some social media mishaps this past week, and conservative Republicans pounced. Washburn University political scientist Bob Beatty says there's more going on than meets the eye.

Kansas voters elected a new governor, Democrat Laura Kelly, who wants to promptly expand Medicaid eligibility, resolve a long-running lawsuit with more school funding, and address a crisis in the state's foster care system. But her ability to fulfill that agenda will depend on how willing a more conservative Legislature is to work with her. Following an on-stage conversation with the governor-elect, My Fellow Kansans host Jim McLean was joined by Washburn University political scientist Bob Beatty and Kansas News Service reporters Stephen Koranda and Celia Llopis-Jepsen for a live panel discussion of the dynamics heading into the 2019 legislative session. Beatty, armed with insights from a Fox News exit poll , said voters are looking for their elected officials to chart a center path.

Washburn University political science professor Bob Beatty says the gubernatorial election in Kasnas has become a two-person race between Republican Kris Kobach and Democrat Laura Kelly, despite the entry of independent Greg Orman. In other competitive races, he assess candidates for secretary of state and 2nd and 3rd congressional districts.

Patrick Miller, a political science assistant professor at the University of Kansas, and Bob Beatty, a political science professor at Washburn University, talk about the 12 gubernatorial candidates seeking Republican and Democratic party nominations in Tuesday's primary election. They also discuss contested GOP primaries for the insurance commission and secretary of state's office.

Patrick Miller, of the University of Kansas, and Bob Beatty, of Washburn University, talk about the depth and cost of primary races for U.S. House seats.

Washburn University political science professors Bob Beatty and Mark Peterson analyze top contenders in the Kansas gubernatorial race.

People of every place and time deserve a history. Only local and regional history satisfies the need to remember the most intimate matters, the things of childhood… –Joseph Amato, Rethinking Home: The Case for Local History  These are the words today's conversation partner, Joseph Amato. Dr. Amato is a Professor Emeritus of History at Southwest State University in Marshall, Minnesota. Called (I think rightly) “a maverick historian of the first order”, Amato in his decades there was a principal founder of the Society of Local and Regional History, and authored numerous books on his region and locality. But he also has written histories of suffering, dust, walking, and surfaces, and to this list he will soon add a history of everyday life. He is a historian with probably a deeper philosophical and literary sensibility than most other historians think is quite right–he has even knowingly committed poetry. In the course of our conversation, we talk about how a nice boy from Detroit ever made it to southwest Minnesota, which even Minnesotans think of as far from everywhere else; why muskrats are more important than buffalo on the plains of southwest Minnesota; and what the "clandestine" is in local history. I also challenge him to explain why the local and regional matter in an era in which professional historians seem unable to come up with a reason to care about either. I hope you enjoy it, especially because next week we'll be having another conversation with Joe Amato, this time on family history and its importance. Have a good week! For Further Investigation In Episode 24 we first discussed local history, that time with Bob Beatty of the American Association of State and Local History. For something completely the opposite you might listen to Episode 26 with Peter Stearns on World History, or Episode 43 with Craig Benjamin on Big History. Joseph Amato has written and published a lot of books–too many to list here! But fortunately he has his own webpage and listing, which you can find here.  

This week there's a little something for everyone when Al Zambone talks with Bob Beatty of the American Association for Local and State History. They were supposed to talk about Local History. But they spend a lot of time talking about place, a preoccupation at Historically Thinking, and a lot of other things besides. It's a podcast that careens and weaves and bobs, and hits the median a couple of times as it drives down its forty or so minutes of highway. We hope you enjoy it, and we hope to have Bob back some time to talk about Local History, if Zambone promises to control himself in the future. Note that because of the constant talking over each other, the audio quality isn't all that could be desired. Moreover, in the course of the conversation they refer to A Lot of historic sites. We're not sure that we've include all that were mentioned, and we'll be including more after we give another listen to the podcast. If you want to make sure the list is inclusive, leave a comment here, or on the Historically Thinking group on Facebook. In fact, why not mention your favorite local historical site on our Facebook group? It can be the beginning of a Historically Thinking Approved List of Historic Places.  For Further Investigation Carol Kammen and Boby Beatty, Zen and the Art of Local History. David E. Kyvig and Myron A. Marty, Nearby History: Exploring the Past Around You (3rd edition). Tammy S. Gordon, Private History in Public: Exhibition and Settings of Everyday Life. Berkley W. Duck III, Twilight at Conner Prairie: The Creation, Betrayal and Rescue of a Museum. Carol Kammen and Amy H. Wilson, Encyclopedia of Local History (2nd Edition) The Virginia Historical Society The Strong–National Museum of Play Cliveden–a historic home in the Philadelphia neighborhood of Germantown  

The Bolles School's Corky Rogers, Florida's winningest head football coach, joins High School Football America host Jeff Fisher on this edition of HSFA to talk about his 400th career victory on September 9th. Also on the show: Trinity High School (Louisville, KY) head football coach Bob Beatty, who talks about his team's Friday night showdown with St. Xavier of Cincinnati; Mark Cook, athletic director at Herrington High School in Kansas, talking about his football team's "Win One for the Gipper" comeback after learning of death of its head football coach Bud Peterson last Friday while he was in the hospital; and Byron Jenson of the High School Rudy Awards.

Kansas Governor John Carlin held office from January 8, 1979 to January 12, 1987. He was elected to the Kansas legislature in 1970 and was Minority Leader of the House from 1975-1977; then Speaker of the House from 1977-1979, when Democrats unexpectedly won a majority. In 1978, Carlin upset incumbent Governor Robert Bennett's re-election bid by only 16,335 votes. The interview is the basis for Dr. Bob Beatty's article, "Be willing to take some risks to make things happen," published in Kansas History, vol. 31 (Summer 2008). Video and a complete transcript of the interview is available on Kansas Memory.

John Anderson Jr. was governor of Kansas from January 9, 1961 to January 11, 1965. Dr. Bob Beatty, professor of political science at Washburn University, conducted this interview as part of the Kansas Governors Recorded History and Documentary Project, 2005. In these excerpts, Governor Anderson explains his support for the death penalty during his tenure in office and the major changes he helped bring about in the Kansas public education system. Video and a complete transcript of the interview is available on Kansas Memory.

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