Podcast appearances and mentions of bob mcmahon

In this special year-end episode, hosts Bob McMahon and Carla Anne Robbins sit down with the New York Times' chief diplomatic correspondent in Europe Steven Erlanger to review the biggest stories of the past year and discuss developments to watch in 2025. They analyze the conflicts and political developments in the Middle East and Europe, President-elect Donald Trump's picks for his national security team, the state of democracy worldwide, and more.   Mentioned on the Podcast   James M. Lindsay, “Ten Elections to Watch in 2025,” CFR.org   National Centers for Environmental Information, “Monthly Global Climate Report for October 2024,” NCEI.NOAA.gov   For an episode transcript and show notes, visit The World Next Week at: https://www.cfr.org/podcasts/world-next-year-wars-new-governments-stormy-weather-watch-2025

Bob McMahon LIVE On LI in the AM w/ Jay Oliver! by JVC Broadcasting

In this episode of The Real ResQ, we are joined by Bob McMahon, Delaware State Police, pilot, and volunteer firefighter. As a retired police officer of 41 years, as well as an inductee into the Delaware Aviation Hall of Fame, Bob has some great stories. The first story that Bob considers his most memorable is one that has never actually been told until now. During his off time, Bob and his girlfriend (now wife) were spending a day at the beach. While he was alone in the water, he watched a lady and her baby get hit by a wave, causing them to become separated.  Being in the right spot at the right time was all that mattered that day as the outcome of this event was determined by a set of little toes. The second story of this episode is about a boat that capsized causing four people to fall into the water.  A second boat on scene helped locate the victims and drive them to the beach where Bob was able to land the helicopter. He jumped out of the running helo to help with the victims. Doing everything they could to give the victims the best chance of survival, Bob and crew flew to the hospital wet, covered in sand, and with no communication, landed in the parking lot of the Emergency Room. Our third story is about a diving accident which caused the patient to go into cardiac arrest.  Working in tandem with the USCG, 12 miles offshore, they had to come up with an idea to get the medics from the helicopter to the boats. It seemed to be that a jump from the helicopter to the boat was the only real option. Another interesting story that Bob thinks about is not the normal rescue mission many associate with what we do. This one was for a child that needed medication, immediately. Bob jumped into the helicopter, flew to an area where the pharmacy was, landed, and got the attention of the local police to help him out. The plan worked as advertised! We finish our conversation talking about the joys of being an instructor and the great feeling he gets when he sees his students succeed and grow. Enjoy!   https://therealresq.com/home https://www.facebook.com/therealresq https://www.instagram.com/therealresq   Thank you for sponsoring this episode of The Real ResQ; Breeze-Eastern, https://www.breeze-eastern.com/ Axnes, https://www.axnes.com/ SR3 Rescue Concepts, https://sr3rescueconcepts.com Airwaav, https://airwaav.com/ VersaLifts https://vlifts.com/

In this episode, Siri Khalsa and I co-host a conversation with Bob McMahon. Bob and Siri were classmate on the Fletcher School's GMAP programme in International Relations.Bob has spent more than 3 decades at the intersection of journalism and international affairs, including stints as the Associated Press World Desk Editor in New York, Director of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty's central new operation in Prague, and the UN correspondent for RFE/RL, and now he is Managing Editor of the award-winning website of the Council on Foreign Relations. In our conversation, Bob mentions Shannon K. O'Neil's new book, The Globalization Myth: Why Regions Matter. Bob hosts the weekly podcast The World Next Week. Recorded on 29 November 2022.Instagram: @at.the.coalfaceConnect with Bob on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/bob-mcmahon-438037a/. Please subscribe to At the Coalface wherever you get your podcasts to receive a new episode every two weeks: Apple Podcasts  |  Spotify  |  Google PodcastsSupport the show

We reach all the way back to August 1st, 1992 for this glistening jewel of a broadcast. I’ve titled it: Radiodorant Norm makes a triumphant return to the airwaves after a two-week absence while he convalesced from hernia surgery. It all begins with Bob McMahon from WBZ News and his intro to the Accuwx Forecast w/the lovely and exciting Roy Gallant. Then Norm introduces Jack Harte for Traffic sponsored by IHOP! That Rooty Tooty Fresh and Fruity Breakfast was a bargain! Next, our ears are caressed with the voice of Dr. Lonnie Carton, host of The Learning Center. Sally Six-Pack to Charlie Coke-head were in attendance. Now the big DBG Theme to launch the frivolity. Players: Helen from Boston Jimmy in Winthrop Ann from Everett Joe the Baker Karen Meslener I’m in Studio And Jack Harte. The comedy-soaked Birthdays are spread over FOUR days! Dom Deluise Geoffrey Holder Joe Elliot Norm left a bunch of bdays on the table for 8/1 and refused to divulge who they were! So, we move to 8/3: Martin Sheen And we may have to send search and rescue out to find Ann. Tony Bennett Now on to 8/5 for: Loni Anderson Annnnnnd 8/6 for: Robert Mitchum Other revelations! Norm is fired up for this one. Norm has been remiss in sending out prizes and his 2-week recovery has made it worse. Jimmy is still waiting for his Woodsman’s Weather Stick from 8-months ago. Turns out that was MY responsibility. The sales dept has started locking their drawers and placing notes not use their typewriters! Norm chortles along with Karen. The jokes are so bad Norm feels it may be worse than when he left. He just may have more surgery and take another 3-4 weeks off and hopes I have gotten all the crumby jokes out of my system. Jack Benny has returned in fine voice! Norm was practicing with the nurses at Salem Hospital. Another Birthday Game Scandal may very well erupt There’s only one book in the WBZ Library. Down in the dumps? Depressed? Call Karen. Oh la dee da oh wee ha ha Is Norm dreaming this and he’s still in Salem Hospital? On a separate note…Ann sounds like Ruth Clennott! Post Game: We discover Norm dislikes Mother’s and Father’s Day and Joe the Baker gives a pep talk about Chelsea. Episode 98, Radiodorant, rolls on to your ears….now. normnathanvos@gmail.com

"I looked like I was facing an execution." That's how Bob McMahon's wife described Bob's TV appearances when he first made the jump from radio. "TV's a completely different animal," he says. As the beautiful game's popularity grew in North America, so did Bob's prominence as a soccer commentator on FOX Soccer Report. A native Irishman weaned on football, Bob also brought historical context that helped Canadian viewers enjoy the game and, paradoxically, feel the drama. "But," he adds, "there was a certain line I would not cross."

Jesse King, Zach Currier, Dan MacRae and Bob McMahon of the NLL Cup champion Calgary Roughnecks join Stephen Stamp on Boxla Beat.

A job opportunity rarely is decided by a misplaced drunken text, but that didn't stop Bobby Jaycox!  He joins the show to talk about how his desire to have a Stanley Cup ring was diminished by his desire to make a great name pun.  Plus!!!  It's Flyover Comedy Festival weekend and Tina, Jeremy and Bobby all have shows to discuss, a segment on hygiene tips, table side magicians and an e-mail asking the question "is Bob McMahon real???.  All this, a new song from the Let's Not EP and sponsorship from Tea Rex!!!!

Multi-instrumenalist, material scientist and rally racer Michaela Kuba joins the show to tell us of a race gone bad...  or at least she attempts to as this episode seems to go everywhere including: Does Tina keep hollandaise sauce in her purse? Did you know Frasier was a character on Cheers? What band do both Jeremy and Tina like?  Would you support our pledge drive?  All this plus a bonus appearance by Bob McMahon and the debut of The Defeated County's new single "Chemicals and Science"!!! Catch Bob, Michaela and Jeremy's band Let's Not Sept. 22 at The Heavy Anchor!

St. Louis musician extraordinaire Bob McMahon joins the show (along with his broken foot) to discuss the awkwardness of trying to join an established band.  Plus Tina goes swimsuit shopping, Jeremy is propositioned while flying and a lengthy discussion of the Whalberg brothers.  All of that plus Strokes hate!