Podcast appearances and mentions of bobby mills

Andy Clarke gets immediate reaction to Isaac Chamberlain dominating win Mikael Lawal to become the new British and Commonwealth cruiserweight champion from Matthew Macklin, Chris Billam-Smith, Bobby Mills, Jeanette Kwakye, Derry Mathews, Michael Amoo Bediako and Big Mo!

In this special sponsored episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast, we focus on the opportunity and value a buying center can deliver to dealerships. The episode features Bobby Mills, who is GM of Bob Mills Mitsubishi, and Mark Gilbert, CEO of Automotive Training Network (ATN).

Four SMU basketball legends talk about their coach, Doc Hayes, and the years that SMU dominated the Southwest Conference. Bobby Mills, Rich Herrscher, Max Williams, and Denny Holman share their NCAA tournament memories and stories about great games in SMU history under Coach Hayes, including SMU's Final Four appearance in 1956. Doc Hayes won more Southwest Conference championships than any other coach in history and is the winningest coach in SMU history. He was inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in 1972. This episode is presented by the Fairfield Inn and Suites, Waco North location. The Texas Sports Hall of Fame Podcast is hosted and produced by Jackson Michael, author of The Game Before the Money. #NCAA #FinalFour #MarchMadness #SMU #CollegeBasketballHistory #TexasSports

interview I did with Bobby Mills of Bob Mills Mitsubishi in Jacksonville NC. He is notorious for his hilarious commercials he puts out promoting his business and his catch phrase of "just give it away"

The boys leave the kitchen table this episode and venture down the road to record from the friendly confines of Twin Peaks Restaurant. Goody is joined by Bob and Bobby Mills, Dave Miller and Joey Mahouchick. The crew talk last minute Super Bowl tidbits, look at some crazy proposition bets that Vegas has established with the Super Bowl and talk greatest player to NEVER win it all. In addition, it's getting hot and heavy into college basketball season and there's some lively discussion about the ACC and the rest of the regular season.

The first show of 2019 and the kitchen table is rocking. Goody and Trever (yeah, Trever has made it back) welcome Bob and Bobby Mills (they're becoming regulars) and Goody's son Grey. There is some pretty lively discussion about the NFL Playoffs, the national championship game between Alabama and Clemson, and the outlook on the upcoming ACC basketball season. And yes, Goody, once again, does his best to hate on Zion Williamson.

The last episode of 2018 and it's a good one. Goody, Bob and Bobby Mills, and Nick Craft sit at the kitchen table as the final week of the NFL season comes to an end and the playoffs start to take shape. The crowd also talk college football playoffs, a little high school basketball, and the possibility that Notre Dame should never be invited to play in a bowl game again!

The Christmas Show...Goody (no Trever this week...no clue where he was) welcomes a crowd to the kitchen table to talk area high school basketball (Doug Erny), ECU Football (Zac Daugherty), the NBA and the NFL including the impact that Baker Mayfield is having on the Cleveland Browns. The crowd (which also includes Bob and Bobby Mills and Goody's two kids, Spencer and Grey) also ponder the question "can Zion Williamson make a shot from the field OTHER thank a dunk"?

The kitchen table is packed for this episode...Goody and Trever welcome Bob and Bobby Mills, Goody's son, Grey, and Andy (we actually don't know Andy's last name but he's a big Steeler's fan). The crowd talks Jacksonville High School's great run to the state championship game, college football, NFL and college basketball. Included in the discussion is the burning question "Doesn't UNC Point Guard Coby White have some GREAT hair."

Goody and Trever welcome Joey Mahouchick and Bobby Mills to the kitchen table (actually Bobby's very own kitchen table) to talk high school football playoffs, college football news including hirings/firings, conference championship games and college bowl games. The group also talks a little NBA, college basketball and who's the hottest Mouseketeer of all-time...Brittany Spears, Keri Russell, Justin Timberlake or Ryan Gosling.

Goody welcomes guest hosts Bobby Mills and Coach Phil Padgett to the kitchen table this week where the trio talk high school football playoffs (with audio interviews from Charlie Dempsey and Beau Williams). College football is also a hot topic with the recent dismissal of UNC's Larry Fedora and Texas Tech's Kliff Kingsbury. The college football playoffs and the Carolina Panther's 3-game losing streak round out ideas of interest this week.

Back to it's roots...with Episode 29 Two Men and a Six Pack return to their original night of recording (Sunday) and welcome Bob and Bobby Mills and Nick Craft to the show. Great conversation about high school, nfl and college football including who distinguished themselves this weekend as contenders and pretenders. And yes, there is some pretty lively discussion about the crazy proposed trade for Minnesota's Jimmy Butler.

In Episode 22 Goody and special guest co-hosts Dave Miller and Bobby Mills welcome White Oak High School Football Coach Jonathan Byrd to talk Viking Football. Also Robert Farley sits in to preview NC State Football and their upcoming season. And of course, the weekly edition of the Twin Peak's "Who You Got This Week"...you don't want to miss it!

In Episode 4 Goody and Trever talk golf, basketball, the best/worst coaches of all-time in their hometown and who's the better dresser, Villanova's Jay Wright or the OC's Bobby Mills.

Guest Speaker, Bobby Mills shares a message from 2 Timothy.Support the show (https://harvesttime.churchcenter.com/giving)