Podcast appearances and mentions of bob sharpe

Mark's guest is the President of Sharpe and Associates Inc. and Managing Partner of Rancho Sahuarita. Is this place a cross between Disneyland and Heaven? The vision from the late Bob Sharpe is continued on through his son, Jeremy Sharpe.

During the Hustle Recap, Nick & Feez break down our most recent episode and provide behind the scenes insight into the recording. Listen to find out what we learned from the episode, our key takeaways and our overall perspective on the interview in general. Enjoy!

In this episode, we sit down with youtuber Bob Sharpe and he discusses his ascension into becoming a successful financial Youtuber. Bob began his channel as a fitness brand and later began producing financial content. His channel has over 50,000 subscribers and he has tons of financial gems to share with the Hustle Nation!

My guest this week is Brendan McSharry, Editor of The Link, who studied History and English at Lampeter from 1968-71. He has received an OBE for services to education and culture in Iraq where he spent four years working for the British Council.  Born in North West London in 1949, Brendan explains why he wanted to study as far away as possible from the city, and he remembers the long train journey to Carmarthen and what happened when he travelled with a Welsh lorry driver who couldn’t speak a word of English. Brendan discusses his Irish background and how, from childhood, he can recall the fast pace of life in London and how he had hardly visited the countryside before going to Lampeter. In his family he was the first of his generation to go to university, and we find out what his parents did. Brendan discusses Carnaby Street and how he became a voracious reader in later years, as well as developed a love of classical music. He was Captain of the cross country club while at university. His school, on the other hand, didn’t encourage debate, and he talks about the shock he received when theology students told him that parts of the Bible were not true. He recalls hitching in his Lampeter days and travelling to the former Yugoslavia. We learn about the Dominican Sister who taught him English and inspired him to read widely and consider going to university. Brendan then talks about the university lecturers who inspired him too such as Bob Sharpe. We learn about Brendan’s life post-Lampeter which included working for the British Council for 42 years and how he ended up in Iraq, and he recounts the time when the house three doors down from his was obliterated by a scud missile. Brendan talks about how he has developed a world view and is not a Little Englander and why diversity is so essential to having a strong community. He reflects on the time he met with a Lampeter contemporary of his who voted differently in the Brexit referendum. At the end of the interview we learn that when he was young Brendan wouldn’t have expected that he’d end up doing the things he has, and he talks about how he became more ambitious as he grew up. We find out what he thinks he would have done if he hadn’t gone to university as well as why he is so interested in the lives of others. Please note: Opinions expressed are solely those of Chris Deacy and Brendan McSharry and do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of the University of Kent.

The #2Mikes are talkin' puck bay-bay & they're joined by two guests, from Sports Talk Philly & 97.3 ESPN Kevin Durso & Section 247 original Bob Sharpe! What to expect from new coach Alain Vigneault What to make of the new added veteran leadership Training Camp surprises Is Carter Hart the Flyers Marty?!? Expectations for the season The show is presented by Michael's Glass Co serving the Philadelphia tri-state area since 1978. Commercial & Residential glass, shower doors, auto, mirrors, give them a call 215-338-3293 & tell them the #2Mikes sent you! Follow us on social media Twitter Instagram Facebook Visit Sports Talk Philly our new home on the web for the best Philly sports coverage out there! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Murph talks with Bob Sharpe of Jefferson about his love of cycling of all types. Bob has ridden every day for over two years on roads, trails, gravel and even snow and ice! Mark fills us in on legislative happens.

The Album: The Bacao Rhythm and Steel Band: The Serpent's Mouth (2018) Steel pan/drum music emerged out of Trinidad and Tobago over the course of the 1950s. Its tinny yet melodious timbre was unique and it soon became a signature style within the diverse soundscape of Afro-Caribbean music. The tourism industry compelled steel drum bands to adapt pop hits into their repertoire and by the late '60s and early '70s, it was common to hear soul and funk tunes being given a steel pan makeover. Even Morgan's stepfather, Bob Sharpe, got in the action as part of the Salt N' Pepper Steel Band, whose lone album includes covers of the Jackson 5 and Johnny Nash (and Oklahoma too!).  The Bacao Rhythm and Steel Band, formed by Germany's Bjorn Wagner after a few years living in Trinidad & Tobago, is directly influenced by that earlier era. Across their two albums, 55 (2016) and last year's The Serpent's Mouth, Bacao tackle any number of surprising hits, many of them drawn from hip-hop as well as soul/funk, plus their own original compositions. If you ever wanted to hear Gang Starr deep cuts get the steel pan makeover, you came to the right place.  The Serpent's Mouth was the album pick of DJ Garth Trinidad, whose been a radio fixture in Los Angeles since the mid-90s, when he first started at  KCRW and rose to fame on his weeknight Chocolate City show. He continues to hold down a 8-10pm slot when he's not busy music supervising or hosting concerts at the Hollywood Bowl.  More on Garth Trinidad Interview with Rebel Radio "In Conversation With Garth Trinidad" (Ford Theater) Twitter | Instagram More on The Serpent's Mouth Oliver's review (NPR's All Things Considered) Whosampled.com breakdown Track-by-track review (Monkey Boxing) Show Tracklisting (all songs from The Serpent's Mouth unless indicated otherwise): Xxplosive The Original Trinidad Steel Band: Cissy Strut Salt n' Pepper Band: My Way Bacao Steel and Rhythm Band: Round and Round 1 Thing Jake Shimabukuro: Dragon 79.5: Terrorize My Heart The Poets of Rhythm: What You Doin' Bacao Steel and Rhythm Band: Dog Was a Doughnut Burn All for the Cash Burn Crockett Theme I Love You Maracas Bay Boogie Hoola-Hoop The Katzenjammers: Cars Here is the Spotify playlist of as many songs as we can find on there. If you're not already subscribed to Heat Rocks in Apple Podcasts, do it here!

Bob Sharpe joins the show to talk about the top five Phillies moments of 2012, Ethan Giles joins to talk about the top five national athletes from 2012.

Bob Sharpe joins the show to talk about the top five Phillies moments of 2012.