Podcast appearances and mentions of Bob Hill

Join Todd and Paul as they finish their conversation about comets with astronomer Bob Hill. Where do these "dirty snowballs" come from? Learn all about the Kuiper Belt and the Oort Cloud in this episode, and find out whether comets testify to the recent origin of the solar system. Join Todd and Paul as they finish their conversation about comets with astronomer Bob Hill. Where do these "dirty snowballs" come from? Learn all about the Kuiper Belt and the Oort Cloud in this episode, and find out whether comets testify to the recent origin of the solar system.  Send questions to podcast@coresci.org Support the podcast by going to https://letstalkcreation.org Join Todd's Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/researchreports  https://coresci.org/connect or https://biblicalcreationtrust.org

Reverend Bob Hill and Rabbi Michael Zedek return to remember some of the great spiritual leaders we lost in 2024. Some you may never have heard of but might want to check out their meaningful teachings. Thanks to Bob and Michael for their insights.

What are comets, and where do they come from? Can they tell us anything about the history of the solar system? Join Todd and Paul as they chat with astronomer Bob Hill about these magnificent astronomical wonders!  Send questions to podcast@coresci.org  Support the podcast by going to https://letstalkcreation.org  Support Core's Christmas campaign at https://coresci.org/index.php/donate/  Join Todd's Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/researchreports  

Bob Hill has a new book out and he joins Terry Meiners to talk about his journey to Louisville and the various stories and experiences he encountered as a columnist at the Louisville Times and later the Courier Journal. 

Talking religion with people of different faiths can get to heated argumentative rather than having a civil discussion. Tempers and passions can flair with new understandings being lost. Rabbi Michael Zedek and Reverend Bob Hill share a fascinating discussion how intellectual understanding can be gained without disruptive emotions when sharing philosophies about one's belief in God. We kindly encourage your sharing of this podcast. If you have questions for future podcasts of this nature email David at 1davidnaster@gmail.com. Thank you for your participation as we pray for God's blessings for a world where we can get along with understanding and respect.  

Reverend Bob Hill answers the questions of meaning and what god have to do with hurricane disasters. He also shares the importance of prayer for those going through the disasters. 

Bob Hill, author and longtime Courier Journal columnist, tells stories from his life and discusses his mission to write, why he chose to stay in the Louisville area for all of these years, and his new book, "Out Here: Newspaper Columns From The Heart, Soul, And Left Field"...

Some of our most favorite podcasts are with Reverend Bob Hill and Rabbi Zedek as we share quotes. Please enjoy the fun we have in our humorous fellowship.

It's like having a trial lawyer try to explain how cannabinoids interact with endogenous cannabinoid receptors! You know what that is like? It's, it's, it's… actually pretty great. Come hear how a trial lawyer got into the cannabis space, how he thinks the acidic versions of cannabinoids are bursting with medical promise and just come listen to one of our new favorite characters!Robert “Bob” Hill - LinkedInwebsiteCab Calloway-Reefer Man -YouTube(Yes we got a SOCAN membership to use this song all legal and proper like)Additional Music:Desiree Dorion desireedorion.comMarc Clement - FacebookTranscripts, papers and so much more at: reefermed.ca

Michael and Bob join the YJHTL family once again with their keen insights on the meaning and religious significance of Chanukah and Christmas. Please share these great messages.

Former Louisville Times and Courier-Journal columnist Bob Hill talks about his new book: David A. Jones: Always Moving Forward: A memoir of friends, family, and building Humana

Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "Blackjack / Blue Moon of Kentucky" [0:00:00] Hawkshaw Hawkins - "One White Rose" [0:05:24] Hank Locklin - "Fourteen Karat Gold" [0:08:06] George Jones - "Sparkling Brown Eyes" [0:10:39] Frankie Miller - "True Blue" [0:13:02] The Hall Brothers - "White Convertible" [0:15:25] Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Blue Mirage" [0:18:29] Bill Mitchell - "Blue Blue Heartaches" [0:20:27] Larry Good - "There's The Blues" [0:22:35] George Jones - "Color of the Blues" [0:25:09] Roger Miller - "Invitation To The Blues" [0:28:03] Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "Blackjack / Blue Moon of Kentucky" [0:30:43] The Green River Boys - "Kentucky Means Paradise" [0:34:40] Bob Hill and the Spring Valley Boys - "All That Glitters Isn't Gold" [0:36:20] Jerry Lee Lewis - "Big Blon' Baby" [0:38:56] Charley Pride - "Green Green Grass of Home" [0:41:43] Michael Nesmith & The First National Band - "Silver Moon" [0:44:09] Dolly Parton - "Coat of Many Colors" [0:46:56] Merle Haggard and the Strangers - "Every Fool Has A Rainbow" [0:50:04] Larry Heaberlin - "Looking For A Rainbow" [0:52:17] Bob Norris - "Yellow Pages" [0:54:37] Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "Blue Moon of Kentucky" [0:56:50] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/133280

Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "Blackjack / Blue Moon of Kentucky" [0:00:00] Hawkshaw Hawkins - "One White Rose" [0:05:24] Hank Locklin - "Fourteen Karat Gold" [0:08:06] George Jones - "Sparkling Brown Eyes" [0:10:39] Frankie Miller - "True Blue" [0:13:02] The Hall Brothers - "White Convertible" [0:15:25] Music behind DJ: Bud Isaacs and His Cryin' Steel Guitar - "Blue Mirage" [0:18:29] Bill Mitchell - "Blue Blue Heartaches" [0:20:27] Larry Good - "There's The Blues" [0:22:35] George Jones - "Color of the Blues" [0:25:09] Roger Miller - "Invitation To The Blues" [0:28:03] Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "Blackjack / Blue Moon of Kentucky" [0:30:43] The Green River Boys - "Kentucky Means Paradise" [0:34:40] Bob Hill and the Spring Valley Boys - "All That Glitters Isn't Gold" [0:36:20] Jerry Lee Lewis - "Big Blon' Baby" [0:38:56] Charley Pride - "Green Green Grass of Home" [0:41:43] Michael Nesmith & The First National Band - "Silver Moon" [0:44:09] Dolly Parton - "Coat of Many Colors" [0:46:56] Merle Haggard and the Strangers - "Every Fool Has A Rainbow" [0:50:04] Larry Heaberlin - "Looking For A Rainbow" [0:52:17] Bob Norris - "Yellow Pages" [0:54:37] Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "Blue Moon of Kentucky" [0:56:50] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/133280

This week, Dee and Carol talk about growing flowers for cutting, how they add beauty to their vegetable gardens, a new-to-them book, and boxwoods.More info in our Substack newsletter!Some helpful links!The velvet ant, aka the cow killerCarol's FH article on gardening glovesQueeny Lime Orange Zinnia seeds from Botanical InterestsOn the Bookshelf: Grow and Gather: A Gardener's Guide to a Year of Cut Flowers, by Grace Alexander (Amazon link)  Boxwood winter dieback info Boxwood Browning, Blights, and Cankers – 2023 Update  and Re-Visiting Volutella and Browned Boxwoods | BYGL plus Bob Hill on Boxwood Winter - GardenRantTaste of Home's Sausage Ratatouille to use up a lot of garden veggies… Our Affiliates (Linking to them to make a purchase earns us a small commission):Botanical InterestsFarmers DefenseEtsyTerritorial SeedsTrue Leaf Market Eden BrosBook and Amazon links are also affiliate links.Email us anytime at TheGardenangelists@gmail.com  For more info on Carol  visit her website.  Visit her blog May Dreams Gardens. For more info on Dee, visit her website.  Visit her blog Red Dirt Ramblings.Support the showOn Instagram: Carol: Indygardener, Dee: RedDirtRamblings, Our podcast: TheGardenangelists.On Facebook: The Gardenangelists' Garden Club.On YouTube.

This is truly one of the greatest podcast we have done with Rabbi Michael Zedek and Reverend Bob Hill. All three of us brought our favorite 5 quotes and shared them. This is a podcast you must start off everyday with.  It's full of faith, inspiration and great insight. Please share  and encourage others to listen to this GREAT podcast.

Brenda Schaefer, a beautiful 36 year old from Louisville Kentucky, went missing in September of 1988. Her car was found abandoned and vandalized early on a Sunday morning, but Brenda was nowhere to be found. Mel Ignatow, Brenda's one-time fiancé, was an immediate suspect, but there was no direct evidence implicating him and no body. In part two of this two-part episode, we discuss Mel's trial and the aftermath.  Sources: Double Jeopardy, book by Bob Hill from 1995Dark Heart, Iron Hand - Getting Away With Murder, MSNBC 2011https://www.wave3.com/story/8932145/ignatows-son-reacts-to-his-fathers-death/

Brenda Schaefer, a beautiful 36 year old from Louisville Kentucky, went missing in September of 1988. Her car was found abandoned and vandalized early on a Sunday morning, but Brenda was nowhere to be found. Mel Ignatow, Brenda's one-time fiancé, was an immediate suspect, but there was no direct evidence implicating him and no body. In part one of this two-part episode, we discuss Brenda's background, Brenda and Mel's relationship, and the investigation into her disappearance.  Sources: Double Jeopardy, book by Bob Hill from 1995Dark Heart, Iron Hand - Getting Away With Murder, MSNBC 2011https://www.wave3.com/story/8932145/ignatows-son-reacts-to-his-fathers-death/

Reverend Bob Hill and Rabbi Michael Zedek bring YJHTL some interestesting and meaningful simlarities of Easter and Baseball. These two men are huge baseball fans as well as being religious scholars. We treat both the categories of Easter and Baseball with respect with playful meaning. 

Former Courier Journal and Louisville Times writer Bob Hill joined David Jones Junior, the former Chariman of the Board at Humana, in the studio to tell stories about and discuss a new book on David Jones Senior called "Always Moving Forward"...

Comentamos las dos temporadas de Dennis Rodman con los San Antonio Spurs. Reemitimos este programa ya difundido en “Back to back” (14-07-2022). --- Contenido: - 00:00:00 Introducción. - 00:06:32 El comienzo de su carrera. - 00:35:09 Rodman llega a los Spurs. - 00:44:28 Temporada 1993-94. - 00:55:30 Temporada 1994-95. - 01:25:37 La relación de Rodman con Robinson y otros compañeros. - 01:34:01 La relación de Rodman con Popovich y Bob Hill. - 01:37:18 Rodman se va de San Antonio. - 01:47:45 Razones de la salida de Rodman de San Antonio. - 01:59:08 Conclusiones sobre la etapa de Rodman de San Antonio. ------ Contacto y redes: - iVoox (Era baloncesto): https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-era-baloncesto_sq_f1687000_1.html - XLS con todos los audios: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k9YiJkMkIMwONwX1onZZTBHBffYVtnlgT2oBebypG0A/edit?usp=sharing - Twitter: @erabaloncesto - Blog: https://erabaloncesto.home.blog - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFi8v4YXzNGdL3A0pRm5cRQ - erabaloncesto@gmail.com ------ Sintonía: - Not listening (Ketsa): https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/equinox-rising/not-listening ------ Presentado y creado por Alejandro Ruiz, José Manuel Gómez y Manuel Álvarez López. Publicado el 05 de febrero de 2023.

Welcome to Episode #120 of the Blue-in-Green:PODCAST which this week sees Imran connect with brand new member of the Blue-in-Green:RADIO line-up, Bob Hill. It's with immense pleasure that we announce our partnership with DJ, presenter, podcaster, Bob Hill and the inclusion of his illustrious Illicit Grooves radio show now launching as part of the Blue-in-Green:RADIO airwaves. Starting Sunday 5th February and broadcasting every Sunday 1-3pm, Bob will be bringing his discernible talents as one of the UK's preeminent and distinguished tastemakers celebrating the innovative and the independent. ----- With regular features, the Amen Corner, The Sunday Afternoon Jump-Up, Back in the Day Belters and the focus on new, recent and future music Bob Hill programmes the show to bring you two hours of #GroovesForTheGlobalLEFTfield. Exploring Black Music through the prism of the groove rather than genre, tracks are selected and juxtaposed to reflect all that is wonderful, joyous and diverse from a wide range of producers, musicians, composers, vocalists and artists. 'Selecting music for the show is a throwback to my early days of DJ-ing from the late 80s into the 90s when Rare Groove, Acid House, Drum and Bass, Jungle, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Afrobeat, Acid Jazz, AOR and various fusions would all find their way into my sets', says Bob. ----- It's an immeasurable pleasure to present our in-depth conversation with Bob discussing his early connections to music, starting out in radio, his affections for UK jazz and his own Talking Grooves podcast. www.blueingreenradio.com TuneIn: bit.ly/2LBK0BD The Blue-in-Green:PODCAST runs in conjunction with the online radio station, Blue-in-Green:RADIO which celebrates 21st century soul, jazz, funk, Latin & hip-hop music. These shows are designed to give you some insight into the incredible range of talented presenters we're so lucky to host from all over the world and to geek out musically with us.

Bob Hill reflects on an esteemed career that includes writing 4,000 newspaper columns and his now closed whimsical eight acre Hidden Hill Nursery & Sculpture Garden. Closet and space organzier Ashley Gude from Ashley Organizes returns to discuss the calm that comes from organizing living space into a minimalist safe haven.

This week we look at the infamous case of Mel Ignatow, whose girlfriend, Brenda Schaefer, went missing. Of course the investigation centered on Mel. Did he do it? Of course he did! But this case shows us that one, our rights in the Constitution really do mean something, and two, it really is possible to get away with murder.  Hosted by Chris and Jeff 1.     Topics0:00:23    Welcome/Intro0:00:34    Disclaimer0:01:02    There's Been a Murder0:53:49    Contact/Rate/Subscribe2.     Additional ResourcesMel and BrendaMary Ann ShoreDouble Jeopardy: Obsession, Murder, and Justice Denied, by Bob Hill 3.     Merchandise/Support the Showhttps://www.subpartalks.com/support/https://www.subpartalks.com/p/store/ 4.     Contact Us/Follow Us/Rate/Subscribe New episodes every week! Listen, rate, follow, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts! Follow us: Website:  https://www.subpartalks.com - for anything related to the showTwitter:  @subpartalksFacebook:  subpartalks5.     CreditsSubpar Talks Theme Music: Get Airy! by Sergei Chetvertnykh: SergeQuadrado | PixabaySubpar Talks transition music: Jingle Clean Guitar Funky and Rock Style by Shiden Beats Music: ShidenBeatsMusic | PixabaySupport the show

In their first Astronomy episode, Todd and Paul talk to Dr. Bob Hill from Bob Jones University and President of the Creation Research Society. Hear about the design of the universe and the starlight and time problem. They also learn about the Star of Bethlehem.

This fall I'm releasing bonus episodes of The Take Home. No new lectures on leadership, instead I'm sharing the amazing podcasts created by the students in my Leadership for Sport Professionals class.  Today's bonus episode features "Through the Hills" produced and created by Nathan Braulick, Armaan Islam, and Julia Ackerman. In the show they discuss servant leadership, coaching basketball, and life with Cameron Hill, Trinity University's women's basketball coach, and his father, Bob Hill, a retired NBA coach. It's an amazing conversation with two exceptional leaders -- and the father, son dynamic adds an extra layer.  I hope you enjoy and would be grateful if you'd let me know what you think at @TingleJK. Credits: Music used in Through the Hills: " Happy Rock" by Bensound The podcast cover photo is of a Dale Grimshaw mural and was taken by Jacob near the Tybalds Estate in WC1, London, England. The intro music is "Be My Guest" by Crowander. "My underground" by Distemper is the closing credits music. 

Quinto episodio de “Era baloncesto” en la familia de “Back to Back” en el que analizamos las dos temporadas de Dennis Rodman con los San Antonio Spurs. --- Contenido: - 00:00:00 Introducción. - 00:06:32 El comienzo de su carrera. - 00:35:09 Rodman llega a los Spurs. - 00:44:28 Temporada 1993-94. - 00:55:30 Temporada 1994-95. - 01:25:37 La relación de Rodman con Robinson y otros compañeros en San Antonio. - 01:34:01 La relación de Rodman con Popovich y Bob Hill. - 01:37:18 Rodman se va de San Antonio. - 01:47:45 Razones de la salida de Rodman de San Antonio. - 01:59:08 Conclusiones sobre la etapa de Rodman de San Antonio. ------ Contacto y redes: - iVoox (Back to back): https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-back-to-back-nba_sq_f1569664_1.html - iVoox (Era baloncesto): https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-era-baloncesto_sq_f1687000_1.html - Twitter: @B2BSpain - Twitter: @erabaloncesto - XLS con todos los audios (Era baloncesto): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k9YiJkMkIMwONwX1onZZTBHBffYVtnlgT2oBebypG0A/edit?usp=sharing - Blog (Era baloncesto): https://erabaloncesto.home.blog ------ Sintonía: • Not listening (Ketsa): https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/equinox-rising/not-listening ------ Presentado y creado por Alejandro Ruiz, José Manuel Gómez y Manuel Álvarez López. Publicado el 14 de julio de 2022.

Guest: Casey Hill, New Orleans Pelicans Assistant Coach   New Orleans Pelicans assistant coach Casey Hill joins the Basketball Podcast to discuss preparation for the season and building responsibilities.   Casey Hill enters his third season with the New Orleans Pelicans after spending 2018-20 as an assistant coach for the Los Angeles Clippers.   Prior to joining Doc Rivers' staff, Hill spent the 2017-18 season as head coach of the Clippers' NBA G League affiliate, the Agua Caliente Clippers, leading the team to a 23-27 record in its inaugural season. Hill joined the Clippers after four seasons as head coach of the Santa Cruz Warriors, G League affiliate of the Golden State Warriors, where he led the franchise to its first-ever G League title in 2014-15. Hill and his staff in Santa Cruz earned the 2013-14 NBA G League “Development Champion” award, an annual honor that recognizes the team that best embodies the league's goals of developing NBA basketball talent via call-ups and assignments. Prior to joining Santa Cruz's staff, Hill worked under his father, longtime NBA coach Bob Hill, with the Tokyo Apache, a professional team in Japan.   Hill is a graduate of Trinity University (TX), where he was a member of the Tigers' basketball team that advanced three times to the NCAA Division III Playoffs, including the 2004-05 Elite Eight, and captured two Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships from 2003-07.   Breakdown 1:00 - G-League Experiences 4:00 - Filling his Cup 6:00 - Non-Basketball Books 8:30 - Handbook Concept 11:00 - Concept of Player Matters 14:00 - Job Preservation 16:54 - 17:37 - DR. DISH ADS 17:00 - Simplicity 20:00 - Staff Retreat Concept 22:00 - Non-Negotiables 24:00 - Retreat 28:00 - Video and Postgame 32:00 - Analytics Perspective 36:00 - Discuss, Argue, and Align 38:34 - 39:12 - JUST PLAY ADS 42:00 - Tactical Stuff 44:00 - Video Group Session 47:00 - Scouting 54:30 - Finding the Balance 58:00 - Conclusion   Casey Hill's Bio: Bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casey_Hill (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casey_Hil)   Basketball Immersion Website:http://basketballimmersion.com/ ( http://basketballimmersion.com/) Twitter:https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=en ( https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=en) YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersion ( https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersion) Facebook:https://facebook.com/basketballimmersion ( https://facebook.com/basketballimmersion) Immersion Videos: Check out all our all-access practice and specialty clinics: https://www.immersionvideos.com/ (https://www.immersionvideos.com/)

如果你想聽到中華隊板凳上的大小事 那肯定不能錯過這集 Schumi在2011年加入中華隊，協助影像分析 2015年協助Otis Hughley帶領中華女籃 另外和松山高中黃萬隆前教練也有不錯的交情   讓他和我們分享中華隊顧問aka前馬刺總教練Bob Hil的l執教風格和細節 呼應我們之前的話題：究竟外教有沒有比較圓？ 另外還有加入Otis Hughley的中華女籃集訓 老爹（Otis Hughley）是不是就如同我們新聞媒體接收的形象 還是說籃協的荒謬讓Otis鬱鬱不得志？   當然還有講PLEAGUE裡他關注的球隊 對於三個聯盟的出現以及感想。   歡迎大家可以到各大podcast平台搜尋「小人物上籃-霹靂鍵盤」收聽。   ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝我是分隔線＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝ Timestamp   02:30 加入中華隊契機    04:00 教練分級制討論   10:45 Bob Hill的執教風格   23:13 Otis Hughley的指導   27:44 加入中華女籃事由   31:00 離開中華隊的原因   35:48 球員工會討論   40:00 schumi了解的陳建州   43:20 PLEAGUE關注的隊伍   49:00 schumi討論的龍哥   52:50 PLEAGUE關注的球員   01:00:41 對於三聯盟看法   01:11:36 與松山高中的聯繫   01:17:36 schumi對於台灣籃球的展望   ＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝我是分隔線＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝ 小人物上籃-霹靂鍵盤 邀請大家一起回饋台灣基層運動員的運動防護 捐款方式 郵政劃撥帳號：06007006 戶名：臺灣基督教門諾會醫療財團法人 也可以透過直接搜尋 #門諾公益 #運動防護專案     喜歡節目別忘了訂閱! 粉絲頁面 想要支持我們歡迎加入我們會員: ZecZec Patreon

Thank you: Bernie DeKoven, Patch Adams, David Westbrook, Chris Celio, Mark Williams, Mark Preston, Steve Rawlings, Sinbad, King Cole, David & Patty Rule,. Dan Hurst, Jessica Clem, Jonah at family tree nursery, Jim Fussell, Jeff Matovic, Jack Mandlebaum, Sandy DiGiovani, Ginny Tadlock, Chris & Susie Joiner, New York City Firefighters, Rachel Monley, Steve Barrett, Bowen White, Lonnie McFadden, Jeff Lee, Bob Gretz, Hank Young, Dan Israel, Max Deweese, Dave Stevens, Will C, Danny Black, Aaron Bono, Walt David Disney, Greg Vaughn, Scarman, Ed Golden, Greg Thomas, Tom Albers, Traci Bray, Alfred Sauchelli Jr., Max Floyd, Deron Cherry, Mark Preston, Steve Rawlings, Bryan Busby, Ann Priesley, James R. Hahn, Dr. Eric Kulick, Mike Thompson, Lance Ringnald, George Gates, Patrick and Matilda, Mike Saccone, Julie Mulherne, Bob Hill and Michael Zedick, Lauren Fritts, Kevin Harlan, Elliot Threat, Jeff Trachta, Care Tuk, Folks at the Barber shop, Jack Poessinger, Sherry Kuel, Carl Peterson, Bob Costas, Ethan Bryan, Kate McGuck, Kerry Smith, Steve Garrett, Chris Fritz, Bob Garett,, Sam Griesbaum, Chuck Morton, Tom Burgoon, Derek Chappell, Bob Eubanks, Jan Zimmerman, the two dectectives in Raymore Missouri, Joe Castiglione, Jan Thomas, Ben Kitchen, Rich Young, Scott Corbin, Tan Nuygen, Harry Lorrayne, Kendall Gammon, Greg Pryor, Dan Meers, Mark Klein, Paul Chapa, Curt Diebel, Dave Wilson, Gavin Jerome, Suzie Aaron, Larry Corrigan, Elizabeth Wilson, Eli and Jennifer Cooper, Storey Pryor, Roger Hicks, Robert Anderson, Jay Eudaly, Bob Boring, Max Brown, Dr. Jean Moretta, Jerry Van Alst, James R. Zingleman, Bill Munholland, Joel Madison, Joe Caronia, Johnny Rowlands, TyJones, Gayle Sanders, Gary and Trish Walker, Bob Burris, Doug Broderick, Henry Cho, Gary Jenkins, Rob Carson, Paul Craig, Rich Pupura, Joey Corona, Dan Hurst, Craig Minervini, Glen Hilton, Bill Decker, Joe Crane, Wes Lockard, Max Brown, John Routh and everyone who has shared a story. If I have left out your name – let me know and I will gladly add it. So many more Podcasts to come. Let me know if you have a story or someone I should interview so we can help heal the world – one laugh at a time. THANK YOU TO ALL WHO LISTEN. naster.com 913 963 9486

A win will always be a win. Happy? Good, because with that expression out of the way, let me say that those may have been the two worst wins I have ever witnessed any of my favorite sports team's be a part of. Holy crap does this Knicks team have some issues. The energy has been a concern all season and boy did it rear it's ugly head against the Wolves and Pistons on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tonight we rant. Enjoy. NYY-NYK Question of the Day: Which Hall of Fame Knicks coach succeeded Red Holzman in 1982 but was fired for Bob Hill in 1986? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bd4robcarbone/support

Reverend Bob Hill and Rabbi Michael Zedek have been great friends for years. I have known them both for over 25 years. I asked them to do this podcast as a way to bring people together to understand the fundamental philosophies of Christianity and Judaism with their many similarities. In part one, we learn the path Bob and Michael took, to get to their respective practices. They share the heart and soul of the passion they have for not only their own beliefs, but the respect they have for one another. These gentlemen will show you the way to respect and get along with one another of different faiths. How do they do this? Just listen to the way they talk to each other with admiration, respect and a deep love for the other.

I asked Reverend Bob Hill and Rabbi Michael Zedek to do this podcast as a way to bring people together to understand the fundamental philosophies of Christianity and Judaism with their many similarities. In this part two, they discuss that Judaism is the foundation of Christianity and the differences and similarities of their respect beliefs. We also discuss the importance of God in our lives and how we make that connection. I also asked them to share their thoughts on the differences between faith, religion, spirituality and hope. Please share this so we can all do our part in getting along with one another.

Music behind DJ: George Barnes - "Spooky" - single [0:00:00] Bob Gallion - "I Want Her Blues" [0:04:21] The Cousins - "Hey, Mae" [0:06:59] Wayne Handy / Jim Thornton and His Band - "Say Yeah" [0:08:44] Bob Hill and the Spring Valley Boys - "All That Glitters Isn't Gold" [N.E.C.M.I.?] [0:11:18] Jack Howard and the Covered Ranch Gang - "Bull Doggin' The Steel" [0:13:42] Music behind DJ: George Barnes - "Trainsville" [0:16:06] Tony Wilde - "Funny Bone" [0:18:54] Noriel Vilela - "16 Toneladas" [0:21:18] Ron Davis - "Soul Of A Working Man" [0:23:31] Champagne Brothers - "Chickawawa" [0:25:22] Ronnie Hawkins - "Cold, Cold Heart" [0:27:45] Sanford Clark - "A Cheat" [0:30:18] Music behind DJ: Dave Burgess and Dale Norris - "Hoppin' With Emily" [0:33:00] Tom T. Hall - "I Like Beer" [0:37:05] Tom T. Hall - "Tulsa Telephone Book" [0:40:24] Tom T. Hall - "The Year That Clayton Delaney Died" [0:41:01] Tom T. Hall - "The Monkey That Became President" [0:43:32] Tom T. Hall - "Ballad Of Forty Dollars" [0:46:33] Music behind DJ: George Barnes - "Spooky" [0:49:25] Kinky Friedman - "Sold American" [0:52:18] Jules Gaspard - "She's Leavin' Tomorrow" [0:55:22] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/107459

LIKEITORNOT is back! With an episode Previously released on SoundCloud in October of  2020 lol (hence the mayor talk, voting, eTc) But don't boo yet cause you probably haven't listened  anyways! Baloogz & I got together on a whim with JP The Candle man from Its Urban Nature & talked about life around that time. A lot of the info is still relevant. Crazy stories of when AHyp sold trees & then decided, while on a sunny beach in Hawaii,  to give up his drug dealing career.  The mimosas were flowing, Green Flannel was the IPA of choice, Baloogz was reminiscing over Snow Cap, the old OG marijuana strain, & that had me bring up Snow Cap beer, Bob Hill & then the twins Justin & Josh s/ o 1111, Peaks & Pints & also my guy Morgan aka LoRiders253 for always having Snow Cap brews on deck back in the day! This half hour episode will keep you entertained for a half hour while we formulate brand new episodes, LIKEITORNOT. Last but not least, Much love to our listeners all over the world & Rest In Peace Joey. 

Former longtime NBA Head Coach Bob Hill joins us to chat everything hoops including his start in collegiate coaching, his early exposure to John Calipari, his move to the NBA, and his extensive experience with coaching professionally overseas. Coach Hill also explains what its like to be a mentor to the 3 most important assistant coaches in his life...his 3 sons.

This week was yet another packed week on The Clive Holland Show– and you can catch the full show Monday to Thursday 2-4 on Fix Radio. Clive has been busy this week, delving in to a discussion about customers being more accountable when they ask too much of tradespeople with the GMB Union and Gas Services Director Bobb Kerr. He also went on to discuss not getting paid in the trades with the small business commissioner, and then had a look in to tool theft with DSI Jim Mckee from the Met Police.The big guy of course tackled Mental Health Awareness week as well, as he was joined by Sky Sports and TV royalty Jeff Stelling and the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity's Bob Hill.This week was yet another packed week on The Clive Holland Show– and you can catch the full show Monday to Thursday 2-4 on Fix Radio. Clive has been busy this week, delving in to a discussion about customers being more accountable when they ask too much of tradespeople with the GMB Union and Gas Services Director Bobb Kerr. He also went on to discuss not getting paid in the trades with the small business commissioner, and then had a look in to tool theft with DSI Jim Mckee from the Met Police.The big guy of course tackled Mental Health Awareness week as well, as he was joined by Sky Sports and TV royalty Jeff Stelling and the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity's Bob Hill.

Mark Selvaggio of Selvaggio Steel makes his weekly visit and former District 186 Superintendent Dr. Bob Hill remembers former teacher, coach, administrator and board member Chuck Flamini. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the late 1980s, a Louisville woman named Brenda Sue Schaefer went missing. For months, police and FBI were extremely frustrated. They knew who did it, but they didn't have the evidence to prove it. After going cold for months, they finally got a break in the case. But what would normally be an ending to a tragic true crime story, would just be the beginning. Get ready to be frustrated! For details on this case, check out the book ‘Double Jeopardy' by Bob Hill. On behalf of this series, I'm asking listeners to make a donation to The Center for Women and Families. Head to www.thecenteronline.org. Thank you --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessie-bartholomew/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jessie-bartholomew/support

In the late 1980s, a Louisville woman named Brenda Sue Schaefer went missing. For months, police and FBI were extremely frustrated. They knew who did it, but they didn't have the evidence to prove it. After going cold for months, they finally got a break in the case. But what would normally be an ending to a tragic true crime story, would just be the beginning. Get ready to be frustrated! For details on this case, check out the book ‘Double Jeopardy' by Bob Hill. On behalf of this series, I'm asking listeners to make a donation to The Center for Women and Families. Head to www.thecenteronline.org. Thank you --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessie-bartholomew/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jessie-bartholomew/support

In the late 1980s, a Louisville woman named Brenda Sue Schaefer went missing. For months, police and FBI were extremely frustrated. They knew who did it, but they didn't have the evidence to prove it. After going cold for months, they finally got a break in the case. But what would normally be an ending to a tragic true crime story, would just be the beginning. Get ready to be frustrated! For details on this case, check out the book ‘Double Jeopardy' by Bob Hill. On behalf of this series, I'm asking listeners to make a donation to The Center for Women and Families. Head to www.thecenteronline.org. Thank you --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jessie-bartholomew/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jessie-bartholomew/support

Bob the Euplocephalus is a curious creature who takes pride in fact finding missions. Dumb struck by a rock slide, he wants to give it a go himself. Curiosity leads him to discover more about his world, but every answer he finds leads to new questions!

Rick Brian & CJ Chat With NBA Coach Bob Hill - Spurs - Knicks - Seattle - Phoenix Suns..

The conclusion to our three part series on Brenda Schaefer’s murder is here. What goes down during the ice cream sting? Is Mary Ann Shore able to get Mel Ignatow to confess what really happened? There’s a lot to unpack here and that’s where we’ll start. This is going to be a wild, karma-filled ride with a twist and a half for an ending.  Check out the book Double Jeopardy by Bob Hill: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0380721929/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_5GEpFbNM18BFJ As always thank you to our sponsors! DailyHarvest: Keep it simple this summer with Daily Harvest! Go to http://DAILYHARVEST.com and enter promo code MORBID to get twenty- five dollars off your first box!  Bestfiends:  With over 100 million downloads and tons of five-star reviews, Best Fiends is a must-play! Download Best Fiends FREE on the Apple App Store or Google Play. That’s FRIENDS without the R – Best Fiends!

In this episode Garth interviewed the folks from UTOPSS, the Utah Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools, including Kristin Whitlock from David High School (H.S.) in Kaysville, UT, Pam Coburn from Fremont H.S. in Plain City, UT, Annette Nielsen from Woods Cross H.S. in Woods Cross, UT, and Bob Hill and Irv Altman, both from the Univ. of Utah in Salt Lake City, UT. They discuss the advantage the generalist has in teaching the intro psych course, the founding of UTOPSS, the family atmosphere, and more.

This week the girls cover one of the most infamous cases of double jeopardy in the history of true crime. In the late 80s, Mel Ignatow was known as the most hated man in Louisville after his much younger fiancee disappeared without a trace. Her car was found abandoned on an interstate near her home and Ignatow was the prime suspect. But, there was no evidence. Eventually they were able to bring him to trial after he was indicted by a grand jury. He was found not guilty. Months after his initial trial, he found himself back in a court room, this time for perjury after his accomplice in Brenda's murder came forward and he gave the FBI and a judge a full confession.  Primary Source: Double Jeopardy: Obsession, Murder, and Justice Denied by Bob Hill

This week the girls cover one of the most infamous cases of double jeopardy in the history of true crime. In the late 80s, Mel Ignatow was known as the most hated man in Louisville after his much younger fiancee disappeared without a trace. Her car was found abandoned on an interstate near her home and Ignatow was the prime suspect. But, there was no evidence. Eventually they were able to bring him to trial after he was indicted by a grand jury. He was found not guilty. Months after his initial trial, he found himself back in a court room, this time for perjury after his accomplice in Brenda's murder came forward and he gave the FBI and a judge a full confession.  Primary Source: Double Jeopardy: Obsession, Murder, and Justice Denied by Bob Hill

More than 175 years ago, Bob Hill's relative made his way along the Oregon Trail. Today, Bob helps keep that heritage alive at the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center. Hear the story behind his volunteering, and the museum itself in our latest Territory Tales podcast.

Elphin Presbyterian's 173rd Anniversairy Service with Rev. Bob Hill. Scripture Luke 15:11-32 Message: "It's Party Time"

June 16, 2019 - Fathers Day Sunday Sermon Stats ~19 minutes in Scripture: N.T. St. Luke 15:11-32 Message: “Earning the Right to be Called “Dad! Announcements: This Tuesday June 18th Presbytery will meet @ Elphin – 10 am Worship and Recognition Service for Pastor Phillip in the Sanctuary; 10:30 Presbytery meets. 12:15 lunch break and meeting resumes at 1pm. The Public and members of the Congregations are encouraged and welcome for the Worship and Recognition Service. We are truly BLESSED to have Pastor Phillip. Thursday evening @ 7pm Choir Practice @ Elphin PC for Anniversary Next Sunday, June 23rd @ 11am – Elphin 173rd Anniversary and Crawford’s Cemetery Service @ 2pm Rev. Bob Hill is Guest Speaker One Service July 21st @ 11 am – Knox 174th Anniversary and Highland Line Cemetery Service Guest Speaker Pastor Phillip Robillard August 2nd – Knox Bake Sale August 25th – Snow Road 134th Anniversary – Pastor Phillip Robillard, with special music by Wayne and Mary Abrams September 8th – Fiddler’s Sunday @ Knox @ 10:30 One Combined Service October 6th – Knox Fall Beef Supper

Double jeopardy protects our citizens from malicious prosecution. But every now and then, the good guys lose. And the bad guy benefits from this protection we all enjoy. The Brenda Schaefer case is an extreme example of dedicated police work and earnest prosecution still losing to abject evil. Sources: https://www.southernfriedtruecrime.com/31-justice-deniedSpecial thank you to author Bob Hill. His book, Double Jeopardy, was an incredible resource in researching this case. Written, hosted, produced by Erica KelleyResearched by Erica KelleyOriginal Graphic Art by Coley Horner Original Music by Rob Harrison-Gamma RadioMerch | Donate | In the Media:https://southernfriedtruecrime.com @southfriedtruth (Twitter) @southernfriedtruecrime (Insta)https://www.facebook.com/southernfriedtruecrimehttps://www.youtube.com/southernfriedtruecrime

Gary Beikirch and Bob Hill talk about April 1, 1970. Two Green Berets, one of them with a Medal of Honor, talk about the day they met.

Bob Hill’s motivation to do the best he can at whatever he does culminated in a storied career that began with his decision to be a writer at age 25. During his time as a columnist at the Courier-Journal, Hill wrote over 4,000 articles. After over 30 years with the newspaper, Hill believed he “had said it all before”. He left to write more long-form pieces and spend time with his family. Hill says his career decisions begin with what he does not want to do, then determines what he’d like to do. Hill still finds himself writing columns about everything from gardening and Louisville Slugger bats to bipolar illness and the history of Centre College. He is best known for his book “Double Jeopardy,” based on a murderous true crime and the man who got away with it. Hill has co-hosted a Sunday radio show, discussing politics, sports, religion, and community issues. Now, in his retirement, He and his wife own a nursery and sculpture garden just outside of Louisville.

High school, college and NBA coaching great, Don Casey. To say that Don Casey is an important figure to the game of basketball, is to massively undersell his contributions. His head-coaching journey began in 1958, when he was just 21 years old. Almost by accident, Don found basketball; perhaps, basketball found Don. He enjoyed great success, leading Bishop Eustace High School to two state championships (Class B and A in successive seasons) in six years. We discuss Don’s transition to the college ranks, where he spent nine seasons as the head coach of Temple University. We also chat about his long-time mentor, the legendary Harry Litwack. The NBA came calling for the 1983 season. Don remained at the highest level (as an assistant and/or head coach) for almost 20 years. We talk about his memories and experiences from that stage of his life. He went from the sleepless nights and frustrations of leading the L.A. Clippers (through 1990), to joining Chris Ford‘s coaching staff on the Boston Celtics (1991). We reflect on Don’s memories of Boston, including his links to the great Jack McCallum, who at one time, lived with Don whilst researching Unfinished Business. Don would move to New Jersey after the 1996 season, to work for John Calipari, before finishing his NBA (coaching) career as head coach of the New Jersey Nets. The conversation concludes with a brief discussion about Don’s post-NBA interests. Links discussed (include): * Boston Celtics vs Indiana Pacers (1991 NBA Playoffs) * New Jersey Nets vs Chicago Bulls (1998 NBA Playoffs) People mentioned in this episode, include: Terence Stansbury, Chuck Person, Jim McIlvaine, Kendall Gill, Bob Hill, Jim Lynam, Larry Bird, Red Auerbach, Reggie Miller, Sherman Douglas, Ernie Grunfeld, Gene Shue, Don Chaney & John Bagley. Editor's note: sign-up for the monthly newsletter - receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Newsletter | RSS | Website Support Adam via Amazon: click-through and purchase any item (store-wide – within 24 hours) - it helps support the podcast – importantly, at no additional cost to you. Thanks. Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

This month we are here with Dr. Bob Hill, co-founder of Match Beyond (http://www.matchbeyond.org/) is on the forefront of leveling out systemic inquities inherent in higher education. Bob works with non traditional and low Socio economic status students as a coach to help them complete their undergraduate degrees using a competency based experiential learning model.

In this episode we sit down with Bob Hill; knife maker, kydex maker, and owner of Bob Hill Blades. He's going to share with us the basics of knife making, how to work with Kydex, and a host of other maker topics. ~ Knife Making and Kydex Making Topics Discussed: * How does someone start learning to make knives? * How much tooling up does it take to get into knife making? * How do you determine what angle to put on a knife and does the metal play any part in it? * How long does it take to become proficient at knife making? * Why has Kydex almost replaced leather for holsters and knife sheathes? * What tools would they need for Kydex sheath and holster making? * How expensive is it for a hobbyist to get started making things in Kydex? * Besides holsters and knife sheathes, what else can you make out of Kydex? ~ Quick Takeaways from this Knife Making and Kydex Making Episode: *// What's the best way for someone to learn knife making? What I would suggest to a lot of folks... a number of the supply companies... professional companies where they host grind-ins or hammer-ins... there're clubs that hosts those... a buddy of mine Mike Stewart, he owns Bark River Knives... he hosts three grind-ins a year. And you can go in and see the full process of how they make a knife. And you actually go in and you make a knife. You do as little or as much as you want. *// What's the learning curve on making a knife? The people I've had come here to my shop to learn how to make a knife [...] to really achieve what they have in their mind, it can take a few blades. But the actual getting something functional, might not be pretty, but it'll get the job done, not that bad. I'd say one weekend. [...] That includes some of the metallurgy as well. *// How much tooling up does it take to make knives? You can make a knife with just files. [...] Action filing. You're using files to a fairly high tolerance. Like thousands of an inch. [...] I filed out a small drop point hunter on a Saturday. [For the beginner] forging, I'm a big fan of the gas air forge. [...] You can build your own for about fifty to sixty dollars. [...] You need to have a good anvil and a good base. Then you're going to buy a ton of hammers. [...] You'll evolve into it. [...] But if someone wants to do hobby where they do stock removal, really you could get away with [...] you need some kind of belt grinder to be able to remove material and be able to shape the knife... grind the bevels. Basically take away all the material that isn't the knife. [...] You'll use that on everything whether you're doing Kydex, or leather sheathes... you'll use that to sharpen the knife if you have a good variable speed one and the appropriate belts. It's the tool that you use the most. [...] I would be looking at the 2 inch by 72 inch belts; they're the standard. They're a bit more expensive, but if you're really really wanting to throw down into it. [...] *// Where does forging come in? Forging is nice if you want to be efficient with the materials. [...] It can also be very helpful if you know what you're doing with the heat treating to actually refine the grain structure. [...] They'll anneal out any of the grain structure that they create into it. [...] It ends up being as if it was a homogeneous piece of steel. [...] With forging, you can really go fast getting the material shaped... *// In layman's terms, why does the grain structure of a knife matter? They're not even going to see it. That's going to be the polish and the finish. [...] I'll make word carving chisels for people that have to have a degree of spring. The way that I'm doing those, I want the grain structure to be a certain way so they'll be strong when they're flexing. [...] It's like that last 5% of performance they're trying to get out of it. *// How important is blade geometry? The overall geometry is probably the most important aspect of it [knives]. [...] The basics of the edges where you have hollow grind or a concave grind [...] it'll have a radius [facing into the blade]. Then you'll have falt grind and your convex [grind - radius facing out]. The strongest edge, of course, is convex. Next is the flat grind. Then the hollow grind. Depending upon what you're cutting, if you'll notice the straight razors and things like that, they'll be hollow grind. It's a very feather edge--it's very light; not very strong. Flat grind kind of in-between can be very very sharp, but a little bit stronger. Then convex, which can also be ridiculously sharp, but stronger still. [...] But grinding, setting your edge, and having it be geared towards the task you want to achieve. [For example] all of my camp knives are going to be convex and fairly tall grinds. They're not going to be a super thin edge, but still convex so that it spreads [...] if you're chopping into something it spreads. It's not going to be a hollow grind where the edges would bite whatever you're chopping into. Then the other geometry, like point geometry, if you're having to us it to piece into something. Rocker. [...] kitchen knives I'll obsess over the rocker. The angle of the handle depending on how tall the person is... for the ergonomics. [...] The height thing in particular, I'll hand somebody who's like s 5'-5" one knife and they go, "this is terrible!" Then I'll hand them another one and they'll say, "this is fantastic!" Exactly the same blade geometry, but the only difference is the angle of the handle. *// Why has Kydex taken off in the knife and tactical world? One is cost. And time. Leather takes a little bit more time. [...] I've lost knives. [...] We were soaking wet and my leather sheath got so soft that the knife just fell out. I don't have to worry about that with Kydex. The leather costs more than the Kydex by four fold. [...] Kydex is fast; I can make a good sheath in 15 minutes. [...] A good leather one [...] that can take me four hours. Is it true that leather can hold dirt and debris that damages the gun or knife while Kydex doesn't Generally with leather, where people let the stuff get a little bit wet and then the salts come out of the leather... cause damage to the material [metal]... I see that more often than any kind of debris or detritus that would have been in the sheath or the holster. If you take care of it and you don't store it in it, leather is just great. You can get abrasive material in either or. It's maintenance. You have to clean and oil your leather. You have to clean your Kydex sheaths and holsters. What is the learning curve on working with Kydex? Kydex is pretty straight forward. [...] Kydex is the trade name; there are a lot of thermally moldable pastics you can get. [...] You get the sheet from the manufacturer and it'll tell you what the working temperature is. Basically you heat it up to it's working temperature. And you do it gradually. And then [...] with a vacum press or a foam press [...] you compress the plastic over whatever it is you want to form it to. Once it cools down it's in that shape. [...] Then cut [...] and put grommets/rivets in it. [...] Grind the edges. Buff it. Then you're done, really. [...] You may have to relax it a little with a heat gun. What tools do you need for making things with Kydex? * Something to cut it on. * A box cutter. * A hand drill. * Appropriate size drill bits for the grommets you'll use. * Grommet set. * Buffer * Grinder * Something to heat it up on. * A hot gun [digital infrared thermometer] * Foam and build your on press. ~ Special Note: The final episode of this season, season 5, will be on May 25. ITRH will return August 1st for Season 6. You will be getting the now traditional summer shorts episodes roughly every 3 weeks while the show is on summer break. ~ Become a supporting member here: http://www.itrh.net ~ Resources from this episode can be found at: http://www.intherabbithole.com/e167

Bob Hill is the guru behind the Ntrinsx assessment. I first connected with Bob several years ago. I was fascinated by the Ntrinsx assessment and flew out to St. Charles to talk. We had a couple days of conversation that benefited both of us, and we realized that, as different as we were stylistically (vis a vis the Ntrinsx assessment), we shared a passion for learning and strongly believed that conversation is the most flexible, powerful, and useful mode for learning, especially in a time of "do more with less."

This first installment of 2014 deals with the nationwide helium shortage. Accompanying Bill Jones and Jim Nagy of Solar Manufacturing is Bob Hill of Solar Atmospheres. He will suggest ways that commercial heat treaters involved in high-pressure gas quenching can work around the helium shortage.

High School All-American, University of North Carolina star and NBA veteran, Joe Wolf. We discuss EuroBasket 2013, where Joe was an assistant coach to Mike Fratello, steering Ukraine to a sensational 6th place finish; earning the team a guaranteed spot in the 2014 FIBA World Cup. Joe talks about his amazing high school basketball career, where he was (2005) named Wisconsin's greatest ever player. He discusses his career at North Carolina, playing alongside greats of game, including Michael Jordan, Sam Perkins, Brad Daugherty and Kenny Smith. We also learn Joe's whereabouts, on the day he was drafted into the NBA, in 1987. We break down his 11-year NBA career, his years coaching in the CBA and NBA D-League and five seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks; culminating last season, as the lead assistant to Scott Skiles. Thanks again, to former guest on this podcast, Bob Hill – he was pivotal is helping make this conversation come to fruition. Many thanks, Bob. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Website Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

NBA Coach of the Year, TV Broadcaster and The Czar of the Telestrator, Mike Fratello. We discuss EuroBasket 2013, where Mike coached Ukraine to a fantastic 6th place finish; securing the team a spot in the 2014 FIBA World Cup. We then revisit Mike's high school years, where he was a star athlete. He talks about his foray into coaching and the opportunities that would lead him all the way to the NBA. We talk about his intrinsic links to Hall of Fame legend, Hubie Brown. Mike opens up on the re-building process that led the Hawks' to four-consecutive 50-win seasons. We chat about his 1986 Coach of the Year season and he tells a fascinating story about how he helped motivate Dominique Wilkins, to reach even greater heights (literally and figuratively) as a player. We talk about the 1988 NBA All-Star Game, where he coached the Eastern Conference squad to victory. Mike discusses his entry to the world of TV broadcasting, the origin of his classic nickname and relationship with the great Marv Albert and former guest of this show, Ian Eagle. You'll also learn how Mike received a pair of game-worn, Shaquille O'Neal shoes, in unusual circumstances. We get the inside scoop on Mike's experiences with Michael Jordan, including his time alongside MJ, as a coach at the Michael Jordan Senior Flight School. We talk about Mike's six seasons coaching the Cleveland Cavaliers and his stint with the Memphis Grizzlies. Plus, we somehow find time to talk about the 2014 NBA season. An incredible array of topics are covered. Thank you, Mike Fratello! Thanks to former guest on this podcast, Bob Hill – he was key to making my chat with Mike, happen. Many thanks, Bob. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Website Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

Coaching great, Bob Hill. This wide-ranging conversation covers all aspects of Bob's wonderful career to date. He discusses his teams' battles against Michael Jordan and the Bulls and offers amazing insight into Hall of Famer, David Robinson. We break down his time with the Knicks, Pacers, Spurs and Sonics and cover his great contributions to the game internationally. Further, Bob describes being in Japan when the disastrous 2011 earthquake hit. Any basketball fan will relish this in-depth discussion. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Website Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail