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Send Joe a text!Master the art of leadership during radical change in this insightful episode featuring Bob Tipton, CEO and Principal Change Architect at Team Tipton, and special guest Mike Peterson, a former VP of HR and IT,  and Founder of Apex Partners.  Both Bob and Mike are published authors in leadership.

To begin the new radio week, Jay starts out the show by moshing to Lamb Of God music and tells of his history with the lead singer. Bobby performs a uniquely gross act in the hotel room of his Mohegan Sun gig. Both Bob and Jay have found blood stains in their bed at one time or another. Jay has a new truck and Bob remembers when he crashed his truck in front of comedy fans he just entertained. Robert Kelly's tour dates are at punchup.live/robertkelly. Big Jay Oakerson has a crowd work special out on YouTube right now called "Them." *To hear the full show to go www.siriusxm.com/bonfire to learn more FOLLOW THE CREW ON SOCIAL MEDIA: @thebonfiresxm @louisjohnson @christinemevans @bigjayoakerson @robertkellylive @louwitzkee @jjbwolfSubscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of The Bonfire ad-free and a whole week early.  Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.

Bob's co-host Jim Berrier makes some sports and movie award predictions for 2025. Both Bob and Jim together make some predictions about the success of the forthcoming Trump presidency. Click on your podcasting platform below to subscribe to The Bob Siegel Show: Apple  |  Google  | Spotify |  TuneIn  | Blubrry | Deezer | Android  | […]

Bob's co-host Jim Berrier makes some sports and movie award predictions for 2025. Both Bob and Jim together make some predictions about the success of the forthcoming Trump presidency. Click on your podcasting platform below to subscribe to The Bob Siegel Show: Apple  |  Google  | Spotify |  TuneIn  | Blubrry | Deezer | Android  | […]

Send us a textOne of the two founders of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education -- Harvey Silverglate -- figured the group might no last much past ten years beyond its 1999 founding. Instead, Silverglate, describes the group -- renamed Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression  -- as having filled the gap that was left when the ACLU became more of a progressive organization and less of a free expression protector. Fairfax criminal and DUI defense lawyer Jonathan Katz first met criminal defense and civil liberties lawyer Harvey Silverglate over twenty years ago through their mutual membership in the Naitonal Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He met First Amendment lawyer Robert Corn-Revere -- now FIRE's chief counsel -- through their mutual membership in the First Amendment Lawyers Association, of which Bob is a past president. Both Bob and Harvey are CATO Institute scholars. Jon Katz has advised a conservative student referred by FIRE, in his campus disciplinary proceeding when his private university trampled on his right to videotape a campus speaker and university-paid public figure when no advance warning had been made against such recording activity. Jon was also referred by FIRE to advise a state university professor whose First Amendment rights were violated by being suspended from his job due to an uproar by numerous alumni and members of the public after he appeared as an unwitting hotseat guest of the O'Reilly Factor (on which show Jon has twice appeared, and also has appeared twice on the Radio Factor.) Worse, the federal government zeroed in on this professor, and dragged him through a six month trial (which Jon did not handle) that resulted in acquittal on numerous counts and a hung jury (10-2) on some additional counts.What becomes readily apparent in this Beat the Prosecution episode is that staying true to our principles helps criminal defense and civil liberties lawyers win in court. Harvey tells of the jury nullification that delivered him acquittals of around 30 people prosecuted for trespassing in the carrying away from the office of a Harvard dean in his chair, in protest over the Vietnam war, with the prosecutor then declining to prosecute the approximately 70 additional defendants. Bob tells about winning in the Supreme Court against a prosecution under a statute criminalizing the filming of dogfighting and other animal cruelty ("crush films"). Visit here to donate to FIRE and This podcast with Fairfax, Virginia criminal / DUI lawyer Jon Katz is playable on all devices at podcast.BeatTheProsecution.com. For more information, visit https://BeatTheProsecution.com or contact us at info@BeatTheProsecution.com, 703-383-1100 (calling), or 571-406-7268 (text). Hear our prior podcasts, at https://podcast.BeatTheProsecution.com/If you like what you hear on our Beat the Prosecution podcast, please take a moment to post a review at our Apple podcasts page (with stars only, or else also with a comment) at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beat-the-prosecution/id1721413675

With the Tampa Bay Rays in need of major repairs to their ball diamond, is it time the team finally makes it's move outside of FLorida? Both Bob and Steve think so on todays show as they look into re-location options for the team before spending the rest of the show discussing the Toronto Maple Leafs, their new coach and the impact he has already had on the organization. 

Both Bob and Doug were youth pastors, Doug was obviously better than Bob, but I digress.  This episode Bob and Doug talk with youth ministry legend Tic Long who has seen the scope from the early years of youth ministry being a thing until now.  It has the feel of a PBS documentary that could be next Ken Burns project.  Tic Long has spent most of his adult life in youth ministry and leadership. He worked at Youth Specialties for 34 years. Most of those years he spent leading the National Youth Workers Convention, which he loved and poured his heart and soul into.  Speaking of soul, Tic also had a killer soul patch. We hope you enjoy this conversation with Tic Long. We'd love to hear from you. Drop us a line. Doug – Douglas@bendingbranches.org Bob – bob@kairospartnerships.org **Monday Morning Pastor is produced by the incredibly gifted Joel Limbauan. Check out his great video and podcast work at On a Limb Productions www.onalimbproductions.com If this podcast adds value to you, your team, or your organization, consider (1) subscribing (2) leaving a review and (3) sharing it with others 

Both Bob and Joe construct showdowns in the same segment. Ron decides which one is better. Arguments and hilarity ensue. 

Both Bob and Joe construct showdowns to determine which is better. Then, we talk about whether the ever-growing transfer portal is a good or bad thing for college football. 

Could your food delivery person also be a porch pirate? Cops say one Door Dash worker snatched a package right from a porch! As Jim Moret reports, this isn't an isolated incident. Door Dash tells Inside Edition "More than 99.99% of all deliveries on our platform occur without any safety related incident at all, including theft. We have zero tolerance for theft." And it's one of the busiest tunnels in America...but during rush hour there was a bit of a traffic jam, and Taylor Swift may be the culprit. Ann Mercogliano explains why. Plus, he's the senator who, along with his wife, was federally indicted in a bribery scheme. Now we're learning Bob Menendez's wife Nadine was involved in a deadly crash in 2018 in which she struck and killed a pedestrian. As Les Trent reports, the video and 911 call are now being made public. Both Bob and Nadine Menendez deny any wrongdoing in regards to the alleged bribery scheme. And he's a chief network correspondent...so you'd think he'd be full of confidence. But Matt Gutman tells our Jim Moret he suffers from panic attacks.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Yes!  You are in!  Thanks for making it in.  You ready for some reflection?  You called?  You sure?  This is Tom back at ya...aka...TommyP.  As you heard in the last episode, things went dry for me.  It happens.  It's part of the test.  There will be times when things go dry for you too.  What happened to the flow?  Pause, pray and reflect is what you need to know.  So I prayed, and then Casey stepped up.  And now Bob Shank comes at me and you get this nugget of wisdom, here you go...Are you called?  Are you sure?  Many of you don't know.  So thank you for tuning in.  For those not sure, you are here for a reason.  You're listening to this right now for a reason.  You have a purpose.  Don't let the enemy or others tell you different.  How do I know you have a purpose, check Jer 29:11.  Yet it is your job to ask.  To pray.  To tune in.  How often do you do that?  It should be daily.  Every day, you ask God.  Every day you check in.  Often are flawed human minds complicate things.  So we need teachers and mentors that can speak common sense into our lives.  The Bible is full of them.  There's a reason it's the top published book in the world.  Start in Proverbs.  Amazing wisdom in that book.  My favorite teacher is Jesus.  Simply to Matt, Mark, Luke and John.  Or if you are visual, I really like the Chosen series. Then you find mentors and teachers that are good with sharing above.  I like podcasts like Daily Hope, Unashamed, Dr. Bryan Lorrits, Southwest Church with Ricky Jenkins, Noe Garcia with NPHX, Tim Keller, Francis Chan the list goes on.What about my calling?  Oh yeah.  Here's another mentor of mine.  Bob Shank.  He founded something called The Master's Program.  I studied under him for 3 years.  Bob was mentored by Bob Buford the author of the best selling book Half Time.  Both Bob's were mentored by Peter Drucker, the leadership and business legend.  Who is quoted in just about every business school in the world.  Serious wisdom.  So here's a nugget for you shared by Bob...

Both Bob and Enzo have some impending cycle events but preparations aren't going quite to plan. The pals also discuss the state of their tyres and the roads during this time of the year.

On this episode host Clint Peek speaks to Bob and Beverely Elliott regarding the creation and opening of the African American Museum of Southern Arizona located on the campus of The University of Arizona. Both Bob and Bev have deep ties to the local community dating back 50 years.  Museum website: www.aamsaz.org Powered by: ltdmedia.net

What is the opposite of stupid? An expert. How then does one become a subject matter or construction industry expert? In this brief video, a promo for Episode 94 of The DYOJO Podcast, "Bavarian" Bob Blochinger shares his thoughts on what it means to be an expert. Bob believes in a triangle of success, "Expert is somebody who knows what he's talking about through experience, training, and education." As a member of the infamous Moisture Mob, Bob reminds all industry professionals, "You cannot become an expert without all three." Josh Winton, aka IAQ Josh, joins the discussion with Pete Consigli, the Global Restoration Watchdog. Josh shares his thoughts on those who call themselves "experts" and Pete introduces two upcoming events that will help listeners not to be stupid. The week of January 23, 2023, in Naples, Florida, the guests on our podcast are participating in a three-day event with robust opportunities to learn from a wealth of building science experts and storm damage response leaders. and 1. Pete Consigli will be facilitating the Andrew Ask Building Science Symposium (aka Winter Break 2023 - Tuesday, January 24th - Wednesday, January 25th). 2. Pete and Jon Isaacson (The DYOJO) will be hosting a one-day workshop Lessons Learned from Storm Response and Hurricane Recovery (Thursday, January 26th). Both Bob and Josh will be presenting at this event. Read more about these events from The DYOJO blog and stay tuned for more information from The DYOJO Podcast. Thursdays are for The DYOJO Podcast - Helping contractors shorten their DANG learning curve.

Both Bob & Amy are in studio to talk about their campaign, and also play The Newlywed Game!

The entire year of 2022 has been a strange year of changing narratives and challenges on multiple levels. This past week is no different. Both Bob and guest host, Jim Calhoun, reflect on the challenges this past week has presented and how to move forward. Please remember, we are only the air because of your faithful support. Would you prayerfully consider helping us out? You can help keep us on the air and as a podcast by visiting our website, https://truth2ponder.com/support. Thank you in advance for your faithfulness to this ministry. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bob-biermann/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bob-biermann/support

Week 2 of our series “Seeking after God's Own Heart” as we read through 1 Samuel. Bob concluded his sermon by announcing his plan to transition out of his role as Lead Pastor at OMPC. He will be transitioning into “redeployment” in a new role focused on discipleship here at OMPC and around the world! This transition has been on his heart for many years now and has involved input and wisdom from the Session, a Transition Team, and professional consultants who have provided guidance and leadership leading up to this announcement today.  Both Bob and the Session agree that now is the time to share this with the congregation as we begin the search for our next Lead Pastor who will officially transition into the role effective January 2024. Please take a moment to visit ompc.org/transition to watch a video message from Bob, and to celebrate all God has done and is doing at OMPC and through Bob in his transition to redeployment! The congregation will continue to be updated throughout the process while a timeline is available for review on the Transition page.   Sermon recorded September 19, 2022 Lead Pastor Bob Flayhart Preaching at Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, AL.

For this episode of The All-Around Adventure Podcast, I'm joined by Bob DiMenna and Elliot Shibley; the hosts and founders of The Travelers Blueprint. The Travelers Blueprint is a brand that seeks to provide information to help travelers draft their own itineraries and learn how to begin a career that takes them all over the world. This is done through various products and services, as well as a podcast that Bob and Elliot host. Both Bob and Elliot have had some amazing adventures along the way. Though now they tend to stay closer to home to work in their respective careers and be with their families. And The Travelers Blueprint is their way to stay connected with the travel community and live vicariously through the stories of their traveling podcast guests! I had the opportunity to be featured as a guest on their podcast late last year when I was in the midst of Operation: Wolverine Walk. My 1,200-mile thru-hike across my home state of Michigan. And I knew that I had to bring both of them on to my podcast as well. In this episode, the three of us share some of our stories and ideas for various travel topics. Including cultural interactions, nature highlights, culinary experiences, challenges and misadventures, and much more! To watch the video of our conversation, head over to the All-Around Adventure YouTube channel! Connect with Bob and Elliot www.thetravelersblueprint.com Instagram Facebook YouTube Also, check out my featured episode on The Travelers Blueprint Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! Thank you for listening! To hear more great episodes like this one, click here! Also, don't forget to head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a good review! You can also listen to the podcast on Spotify, Stitcher, and iHeartRadio! And don't forget to follow All-Around Adventure on these social media platforms: Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube And until next time; be safe, happy travels, and always move forward!

This episode of the Rise and Run Podcast has a bit of everything! We kick things off with our usual chat about how our training is progressing. Then Bob and our guest host Holly, share some of their tips on how to increase your walking speed. Both Bob and Holly have learned to lower their walking paces to 13 minutes/mile - and sometimes even a little faster. We hope that some of our tips will help you lower your pace - maybe even to the 16 minute mile it takes to stay in front of the balloon ladies.Our special guest this week is Matt Marcella. You may not recognize Matt's name, but you've almost certainly seen his work on social media. Matt talks with us about:The Team #runDisney Facebook groupThe RunDisbot, an AI app he created to help you find quick answers to your runDisney questionsVirtual Theme Park ChallengesApps to alert you when runDisney races become availableThe Team #runDisney running gear shopFinally, we have 2 guests in this week's Race Report Spotlight. We spoke with our friend Ruth from California and Shelene told us about her "meet and greet" during the Alaska Distance Classic Double-Up. You definitely will not want to these stories.The Rise and Run Podcast is supported by our audience. When you make a purchase through links on our site or social media channels, we may earn an affiliate commission. Show LinksRise and Run Podcast Facebook PageRise and Run Podcast InstagramPassport to RunFluffy FizziesMatt's Team#runDisney LinksTeam #runDisney WebsiteTeam #runDisney FacebookTeam #runDisney InstagramDisney Race Availability NotificationsThe RunDisBot

Bill and the guys talked about the great career of Bill Russell. Both Bob and Lenny believe that Russell was mean spirited guy because of the way he was treated in Boston. Someone broke into Russell's home and smeared feces on the wall.

Alice and Bob Fryling join me for a wonderful conversation about aging together faithfully. This show is for people of all ages as we talk about better understanding and relating to our older friends, family members, and coworkers.  We also explore their knowledge of the Enneagram. Both Bob and Alice provide deep insights into how they navigate their differences throughout their 50 years of marriage, ways they support each other and work with the Enneagram to uncover their blindspots, and walking through challenging spaces as they grow older together.

After working together for 25 years, cinematographer Robert Yeoman, ASC and director Wes Anderson share a similar aesthetic and creative process. Bob finds he can anticipate what Anderson wants to see and exactly how he wants to shoot things. The trademark of a Wes Anderson movie is a sense of humor and whimsy, and each film has a distinct color palette that deliberately tells a story. Both Bob and Anderson love the symmetrical style of Kubrick movies, but the symmetry in the frame of Anderson's films draw on comic elements rather than those of horror. Anderson is involved in all the decisions on art direction, choices of textures, colors, costume, hair and makeup, testing many of his choices on film before making a decision. During their very long prep period, Anderson will make an animatic of the entire movie before the shoot, and try to match the reality to the animatic as much as possible. Bob finds this incredibly helpful, since Anderson's movies are very complex- many shots are oners and use complicated dolly movies. In the movie The French Dispatch, Bob and Anderson had planned on shooting at least one section in black and white. They fell in love with the black and white stock, so Bob ended up shooting a lot more than they had originally planned. Anderson also decided to mix three aspect ratios in the film to delineate different time periods and different stories, which Bob thought wouldn't work very well, but ended up liking the end result. On every movie he makes, Anderson has a library of DVDs, photo books and research books that are available for the cast and crew to borrow. Naturally, for The French Dispatch, French movies were often referenced. It made it easy for Bob to have a shorthand way to communicate with Anderson on which French film they were emulating for framing, lighting and aspect ratio. The 1989 film, Drugstore Cowboy, directed by Gus Van Sant, helped Bob make his name as a cinematographer. He used a much looser style, with the camera reacting to the actors rather than carefully planned out movements such as those favored by Wes Anderson. Bob found it a pleasure working with Van Sant, who is more of an experimental filmmaker, and from the moment he read the script for Drugstore Cowboy, he loved it. Bob's work on the comedies Bridesmaids, Ghostbusters (2016), and Get Him to the Greek also presented him with a different challenge- everything is cross shot with multiple cameras because so much of those movies are improvised. On both Bridesmaids and Ghostbusters, director Paul Feig's style is to allow the actors freedom to do what they like, and as the cinematographer, Bob let them have the space and simply moved with them, lighting in a more generalized way. The French Dispatch opens in theaters on October 22. Find out even more about this episode, with extensive show notes and links: http://camnoir.com//ep144/ Sponsored by Hot Rod Cameras: www.hotrodcameras.com Sponsored by Assemble: Assemble has amazing production management software. Use the code cinepod to try a month for free! https://www.assemble.tv/ Be sure to watch our YouTube video of Nate Watkin showing how Assemble works! https://youtu.be/IlpismVjab8 Sponsored by Aputure: https://www.aputure.com/ The Cinematography Podcast website: www.camnoir.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCinematographyPodcast Facebook: @cinepod Instagram: @thecinepod Twitter: @ShortEndz

For this edition of The Glenn Show, I’m joined by someone who may be familiar to long-time viewers: Bob Wright. Bob is a distinguished journalist and the author of many books, including The Moral Animal, Nonzero, and Why Buddhism is True. He also happens to be the co-founder of Bloggingheads, the platform on which The Glenn Show was born and has flourished. In our conversation, Bob walks us through the early days of Bloggingheads and the flash of inspiration that led him to create the site. We then move on to discuss Bob’s ideas about evolution and international relations, and how they’re influenced by game theory (something I know a bit about). Bob’s ideas about the nature of conflict and cooperation have a number of implications for combating the sort of nasty political tribalism that we see so much today, both domestically and internationally. Of course, more non-zero sum thinking could possibly help us turn down the temperature in conflicts over race in the US, which would be a welcome change. And finally, we turn our attention to new developments in the relationship between The Glenn Show and Bloggingheads. Both Bob and I are excited about what’s to come! A New Home for TGSThe video for this episode is hosted on my own new YouTube channel, which will soon become the home of The Glenn Show. I invite you to subscribe to this channel (and click the bell button!) now so that you don't miss future offerings. This newsletter will continue to publish as usual with the same benefits for subscribers.This post is free and available to the public. To receive early access to TGS episodes, Q&As, and other exclusive content and benefits, click below.0:00 Subscribe to The Glenn Show on YouTube 0:26 The origins of Bloggingheads 11:30 Non-zero-sum thinking on the global stage 20:30 Bob: We’re not focusing on the most pressing foreign policy dilemmas 29:13 Bridging the globalist vs. nationalist divide 34:13 Could more cognitive empathy ease racial tensions? 45:00 Changes afoot for The Glenn Show and BloggingheadsLinks and ReadingsBloggingheads.tv The Wright ShowBob’s Substack newsletter, The Nonzero NewsletterThe Nonzero Newsletter, “The Last Word on GWOT”Bob’s book, The Moral Animal: Why We Are the Way We Are: The New Science of Evolutionary PsychologyBob’s book, Nonzero: The Logic of Human DestinyBob’s book, Why Buddhism Is True: The Science and Philosophy of Meditation and Enlightenment This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at glennloury.substack.com/subscribe

Episode 11 was recorded just an hour and a half after Bob was discharged from the hospital because of COVID difficulties. This emotional and very transparent episode tells of Bob and Kelly's lessons during their ordeal with COVID. They share how they learned once again who they saw God through the fire as they experienced another "Even If Moment". Bob shares his thoughts from a sermon he listened to in the hospital, which was preached by their pastor, Scott Wakefield (First Christian Church). The text that was used in the sermon was Lamentations 3:16-24. Both Bob and Kelly also share songs that helped them through their COVID fire ("Praise You in the Storm, by Casting Crowns; "Bring the Rain" by Mercy Me). It is their desire that this COVID story will be a blessing to you. If it has been a blessing, be sure to contact them through Facebook and Twitter. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe to the Hope Through the Fire Podcast! Even If, Song ID 2381, Song Writers: David Garcia/Benjamin Glover/Crystal Lewis/Bart Millard/Tim Timmons Tunes of MercyMe (SESAC) / All Essential Music (ASCAP) / Letsbebeautiful (ASCAP) / (admin at EssentialMusicPublishing.com). All rights reserved. Used by permission.

In this episode Bob and Jon evaluate the specifics on "Why independent distributors are good for Med Device." Both Bob and Jon reflect on their thirty plus years of experience selling for both big and small manufacturers. Both of them have worked in the field with exclusive and non-exclusive distributorships selling medical devices. Why do mostly large manufacturers utilize a direct sales force and small to midsize manufacturers use multi-line distributors? Is it cost? Is it focus? Is it relationship? Join the conversation and you be the judge. Share your comments with us at www.smashithealthcare.com. Fill out the contact form and let us know. Good feedback is worth discussing and really good feedback gets you an invite to be on the show.

Relationships have life cycles and wherever yours may be at, what’s at the heart is your desire to live the fullest, most expansive, passion-filled life you possibly can. Your intimate relationships are your greatest teachers! Unfortunately being in intimate relationship sometimes involves painful, heart-wrenching choices. Fortunately they can also bring huge joy, support and evolution. Both Bob and Jane have been through their own divorces. That experience set each of them on a path of discovering themselves at a deeper more vibrant level than either of us could have imagined. ----- p.s. Take our FREE Assessment. Our Intimacy Blindspot Assessment is a quick, simple yet effective assessment so you can discover how to have the sexual freedom, healthy communication, and deep connection you deserve - https://allanapratt.com/quiz  Gentlemen - End the Fear of Rejection. Enjoy your "How To Be A Noble Badass" Complementary Training at www.GetHerToSayYes.com Ladies - Be irresistible. Feel sacred. Attract him now. Enjoy your "Vulnerability is the New Sexy" Complementary Training at http://allanapratt.com/vulnerability   Featuring music by: 4 Chambers - written by Aeone / BMI Published by Angleterre Music /BMI

Our guest this week is  author Peter Alson. Peter returns to our show to discuss his book, "The Vig: Confessions of an Ivy League Bookie." The book concerns working in a New York bookmaking operation in the early 1990s. Both Bob and I enjoyed and recommend you read the bookWe welcome your questions - send them to us at gamblingwithanedge@gmail.com, or you can find me at @RWM21 on Twitter or https://www.facebook.com/GamblingWithAnEdge.podcastClick to listen - Alt click to downloadShow Notes[00:00]  Introduction of Peter Alston, author of The Vig (originally published as Confessions of an Ivy League Bookie)[00:32]  Republishing The Vig[04:02]  How did Peter become a bookmaker?[06:44]  Prologue of The Vig[09:36]  Spanky[12:41]  Degenerates working in the bookie's office[15:57]  The era of bookmaking without computers[20:01]  Paying customers and collecting debts[21:00]  Mob involvement in bookmaking[23:04]  Billie Walters and other sharp players[26:04]  Office dynamics with a female employee[28:25]  Calculating commission on recruited players[33:14]  South Point Casino October Promotions - Free Play with a Kicker[33:51]  Predictit.org/promo/edge - place small bets on various political events, $20 deposit match for GWAE listeners[34:19]  VideoPoker.com/gwae - Gold Membership offers correction on most games, free Pro Membership trial for GWAE listeners[35:27]  The original of the title The Vig[37:36]  Life lessons from being a bookmaker[41:14]  The aftermath of writing a book about former co-workers[43:58]  Writing about dysfunctional relationships[49:21]  How can listeners contact Peter?[50:40]  Recommended:  Amore Taste of Chicago restaurant, All American on Netflix, remembering Mike SextonPeter Alson's links:PeterAlson.comFacebook.com/peter.alsonThe Only Way to Play It by Peter Alson https://amzn.to/2GLfOWrThe Vig by Peter Alson https://amzn.to/3jbCAFrThe Novice Twins: A Novel  by Eden AlsonOne of a Kind:  The Rise and Fall of Stuey Ungar by Nolan Dalla and Peter Alson https://amzn.to/3iHSKFoPeter's previous appearance on GWAE - LasVegasAdvisor.com/gambling-with-an-edge/podcast-guest-peter-alsonSponsored Links:SouthPointCasino.comPredictit.org/promo/edgeBlackjackApprenticeship.comVideoPoker.com/gwaeRecommended:AmoreTasteofChicago.comAll-American - Netflix.com/title/81012998.

In this episode, I interview Dr. Bob Pangrazi and Dr. Aaron Beighle about the work that they have done together for the past 20 years. In particular, we discuss the journey of writing their well-known book Dynamic Physical Education for Elementary School Children (now in its 19th edition) and how they constantly strive to refine and improve each edition of the book. We also dive into a discussion about what quality physical education is and what it is not. Both Bob and Aaron remain highly committed to open dialogue about best practice and share not only what excites them about the profession in this episode but also what their biggest concerns are. We also share our thoughts about the role of social media in professional growth, but also how social media can stand in the way of getting better and constantly growing as educators. It was a pleasure to have Bob and Aaron on my Run Your Life podcast series. About Bob and Aaron:Bob Pangrazi: Dr. Robert Pangrazi is a Professor Emeritus at Arizona State University and an Educational Consultant for Gopher Sport. Dr. Pangrazi has been in the education field over 50 years. He began his career as a 5th grade teacher and was an ASU professor of physical education for 32 years. Pangrazi has published over 60 textbooks and 100 research and professional articles. He has been an invited speaker at nearly 500 national and international conferences.Aaron Beighle: Aaron Beighle holds a Ph.D. from Arizona State University and is currently a faculty member at the University of Kentucky. Dr. Beighle regularly collaborates with a variety of organizations interested in youth physical activity promotion. He has been a leading advocate for Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs since its inception in 2006. Aaron has written more than 85 research-based and practical articles as well as six books, most notably Dynamic Physical Education for Elementary School Children. He recently collaborated with Dr. Bob Pangrazi and Gopher to make their widely used lessons plans available for free via dynamicpeasap.com.Connect with Bob and Aaron: Bob Pangrazi:Twitter: https://twitter.com/rpangraziPE Huddle Podcast: https://www.gophersport.com/blog/the-pe-huddle/Aaron Beighle: Twitter: https://twitter.com/AaronBeighleSpecial thanks to Bronx band Conversing with Oceans & Alex Bondarev for creating the podcast music.https://www.conversingwithoceans.com/

The start of the MLB shortened season is just around the corner and we're talking to some of our baseball insiders throughout the entire show today. We continued the MLB conversation in the second hour today. We were first joined by Bob Nightengale who came on to discuss the Mookie Betts deal with the Dodgers, some of the new talent coming to the league this year, and they talked about the best rookies for each league. We were then joined by Dan Hasty to take the discussion further. Both Bob and Dan answered Huge's question about the kneeling during the games last night. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The start of the MLB shortened season is just around the corner and we're talking to some of our baseball insiders throughout the entire show today. First we were joined by CJ Nitkowski to get his thoughts on how everything has been handled, what he thinks the season will look like, and who he thinks might come out on top. Following CJ, we were joined by Scott Miller to get his thoughts on games starting up, where the Blue Jays should play this year, and much more. Also - off the exhibition game for the tigers last night – Huge wanted to ask the audience how they feel about the kneeling in support of social justice reform and if they support it or not…We took your comments and concerns throughtout the whole show today. The start of the MLB shortened season is just around the corner and we're talking to some of our baseball insiders throughout the entire show today. We continued the MLB conversation in the second hour today. We were first joined by Bob Nightengale who came on to discuss the Mookie Betts deal with the Dodgers, some of the new talent coming to the league this year, and they talked about the best rookies for each league. We were then joined by Dan Hasty to take the discussion further. Both Bob and Dan answered Huge's question about the kneeling during the games last night. As some state's are deciding to reel back some of their high school sports this coming fall, we wanted to see if this could be something Michigan could end up doing. The Executive Director of the MHSAA, Mark Uyl joined us to set things straight in regards to if him and his team plan on doing this for high school athletics. Mark also updated us on his team's precautions and contingency plans. Mark and his team will be meeting next Wednesday and will have more updates next week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Everyone has a superpower. Everyone. Maybe you haven't discovered it yet. That's OK. We're here to help you figure out what amazingly talent you bring to life and then we want to help you maximize it. New Segment: If you listened to our previous episode (https://www.meta-cast.com/episode/episode-168-blacklivesmatter) , centered on our reaction and response to the Black Lives Matter Movement, you know we decided to dedicate a section of every future episode to sharing the actions both of us are making to do our part. Both Bob and Josh donated money to causes they believe help move our society towards a solution to the numerous racial injustices we face. We encourage you to donate whatever you can to any organization(s) you feel helps us move forward. If you'd like to support the organizations we selected, links are provided below. Black Lives Matter (https://blacklivesmatter.com/) ACLU (https://www.aclu.org/) Fair Fight (https://fairfight.com/) Equal Justice Initiative (https://eji.org/) Campaign Zero (https://www.joincampaignzero.org/) Spread The Word:  Love our content? Help us out by sharing on social media, rating our podcast/episodes on  Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/metahyphencast)  campaign. Every time you give, in any way, you empower our mission of helping as many agilists as possible. Thanks for sharing! Additional Content: Bob's Superpowers blog post (https://www.agile-moose.com/blog/2020/6/23/super-powers) . Support this podcast

KMO welcomes the Angry Animator, Dermot O'Connor, and Bob Brown, technologist and permaculturalist back to the C-Realm to follow up on KMO's recent conversation with Justin Ritchie about the documentary film, Planet of the Humans. Both Bob and Dermot agree that criticisms of the film have focused on trivial details and ignored the point that…

This episode really was an accountability call between Bob and Nick. Both Bob and Nick share things they learned from the tasks they set for themselves last week. This is just another classic accountability call where they both share what the power of accountability can do for them.

Welcome to the second episode in our COVID 19 Veterinary Resilience Guide Podcast Series. In this episode, Mike Pownall DVM, MBA is joined by Robert Magnus DVM, MBA, principal partner at Oculus Insights and Sheila Stork, CVT. Both Bob and Sheila have extensive experience in the veterinary industry with special focus on operations and they experienced and excelled through the recession of 2008. Today we are going to talk about how we can maximize cash on hand in your veterinary practice right now. 

Bob and his colleague Nancy Kman share their real life stories on when they first learned they had cancer. Now thirteen years later Nancy reflects on how she dealt with this life altering diagnosis. Both Bob and Nancy believe a positive attitude, family and friends are essential to the road to recovery.

In episode 11, Bob has an engaging conversation with journalist, editor, and author Robert Lewis on the changing relationship the media has had with Parliament Hill. Both Bob and Robert share stories from the past and analyze how the relationship has evolved over the last few years. Robert Lewis has been a journalist for over 40 years and written for Time Magazine, been the editor of Macleans Magazine, and served at the Vice President of Content Development for Roger Media. More about his history can be found at https://boblewis.ca/about/His book is Power, Prime Ministers, and the Press. It serves as a history of the press gallery and is rich in anecdotes about the people on Parliament Hill who have covered 23 prime ministers and 42 elections in the past 150 years. You can buy the book at https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/1459742648/Enjoying the show? Consider becoming a sponsor.  More details can be found here:https://amazingagency.ca/c/raeThis episode is brought to you by Amazing Agency! A full-service digital marketing agency and podcast studio. https://www.amazingagency.ca/

Hear from Pastor Aaron as he talks with two people on the Centerpoint Launch team, Bob and Val Trampf. Both Bob and Val have a passion for caring for people and helping create a positive experience for everyone!

If I have one regret during my college education is that I never worked on a construction site. Once I graduated from college, I went straight to work in an architectural office, drawing up all sorts of stuff that I had literally never seen before in my life. I managed to get along but I was acutely aware of my lack of practical knowledge and I have been trying to make up for it over the last 20+ years. [Note: If you are reading this via email, click here to access the on-site audio player]  [hoops name="top1"] We'd like to thank today's guest, Nicholas Renard, the owner, architect and registered residential contractor of Dig-Architecture, an architect-led design-build firm in Jacksonville, Florida. We recorded today's episode live in Las Vegas from the Expo floor of the 2019 AIA Conference on Architecture as special guests of Huber Engineered Woods.  a small portion of Bob's tool collection My practical experience, and I suppose formal construction education, really didn't start until I bought my first house and didn't have the money to pay someone else to do the work. My wife had a job that required an extensive amount of traveling and since I am not a “go out to the bar” kind of dude (despite what others might think) I would stay home in the evenings and work on projects around the house. It was during this time that I started building up my tool collection. Did either of you work construction when you were in architecture school? [2:30 mark] Both Bob and Nick worked on projects with their father around the house and this gave them their initial exposure to the basics of the construction process. They spent time either watching or helping their fathers around the house as they took on projects of various scales. But of the three, Andrew is the only one who has ever actually worked in the construction industry during their architectural education.  Andrew worked in construction during the summers as a high school student. Then, while in grad school, he worked in a cabinetry shop construction custom cabinetry in a small shop in Oregon. Apparently, the common thread among the three of us is having built a deck in our backyards at some point in our lives. How do you think working in construction would benefit an architect? [10:17 mark] The translation from the drawing environment to the built environment typically takes time for a new professional in architecture. The knowledge of the process of construction, the tolerances involved, the order of operations and other physical activities all have an impact on the design and final product. So being able to understand all of these aspects of the downstream portions of your design is very beneficial and can impact your ability as a designer to impact the final result, the budget, and the overall process. Being able to understand and apply this to your projects is a valuable skill for any architect. Understanding the differences between the exactness of the drawing environment versus the built environment.  [14:30 mark] The system of education tends to push you as an architecture student to strive for perfection in your processes. This seems to translate over into your career and the way you design or draw digitally. The reality of the construction site is that there is not a possibility for perfection. Part of being on a construction site allows you to understand the tolerances of this process. Every part of the assemblies on a job site has built-in tolerances. And as they are assembled, those tolerances compound and create project dimensions that cannot be held to the digital perfection. Understanding this concept and how it affects your design is something that takes time as a young professional. One of the benefits of being on construction sites early in your education or career is that it reduces this time frame and allows you to grasp that concept quicker, move forward and apply it to your work. Did you ever want to be a contractor?  [25:15 mark]

If I have one regret during my college education is that I never worked on a construction site. Once I graduated from college, I went straight to work in an architectural office, drawing up all sorts of stuff that I had literally never seen before in my life. I managed to get along but I was acutely aware of my lack of practical knowledge and I have been trying to make up for it over the last 20+ years. [Note: If you are reading this via email, click here to access the on-site audio player]  googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1562005974350-0'); }); We'd like to thank today's guest, Nicholas Renard, the owner, architect and registered residential contractor of Dig-Architecture, an architect-led design-build firm in Jacksonville, Florida. We recorded today's episode live in Las Vegas from the Expo floor of the 2019 AIA Conference on Architecture as special guests of Huber Engineered Woods.  a small portion of Bob's tool collection My practical experience, and I suppose formal construction education, really didn’t start until I bought my first house and didn’t have the money to pay someone else to do the work. My wife had a job that required an extensive amount of traveling and since I am not a “go out to the bar” kind of dude (despite what others might think) I would stay home in the evenings and work on projects around the house. It was during this time that I started building up my tool collection. Did either of you work construction when you were in architecture school? [2:30 mark] Both Bob and Nick worked on projects with their father around the house and this gave them their initial exposure to the basics of the construction process. They spent time either watching or helping their fathers around the house as they took on projects of various scales. But of the three, Andrew is the only one who has ever actually worked in the construction industry during their architectural education.  Andrew worked in construction during the summers as a high school student. Then, while in grad school, he worked in a cabinetry shop construction custom cabinetry in a small shop in Oregon. Apparently, the common thread among the three of us is having built a deck in our backyards at some point in our lives. How do you think working in construction would benefit an architect? [10:17 mark] The translation from the drawing environment to the built environment typically takes time for a new professional in architecture. The knowledge of the process of construction, the tolerances involved, the order of operations and other physical activities all have an impact on the design and final product. So being able to understand all of these aspects of the downstream portions of your design is very beneficial and can impact your ability as a designer to impact the final result, the budget, and the overall process. Being able to understand and apply this to your projects is a valuable skill for any architect. Understanding the differences between the exactness of the drawing environment versus the built environment.  [14:30 mark] The system of education tends to push you as an architecture student to strive for perfection in your processes. This seems to translate over into your career and the way you design or draw digitally. The reality of the construction site is that there is not a possibility for perfection. Part of being on a construction site allows you to understand the tolerances of this process. Every part of the assemblies on a job site has built-in tolerances. And as they are assembled, those tolerances compound and create project dimensions that cannot be held to the digital perfection. Understanding this concept and how it affects your design is something that takes time as a young professional. One of the benefits of being on construction sites early in your education or career is that it reduces this time frame and allows you to grasp that concept quicker,

Share an incredible story that we got IN PERSON. Both Bob and Mike were speechless (not really) about the scope of this story. Listen in and share in the scale of it. Thank you to our sponsors: Firstline Technology,  CavCom, Inc. and AllSafe Industries Our hazardous materials training manual is finally available on Amazon! Click here to get your copy. Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe. Thanks! Thanks for listening and watching! Don’t just get on the job, get into the job!

Both Bob and Ira have been smitten by bluegrass music most of their lives. Bob's band Big Hillbilly Bluegrass played a regular gig at Madam's Organ in DC for about 20 years, and through that made a connection that led to invites from State Department public affairs offices at various foreign missions. They eventually brought their bluegrass music to over 30 countries in Africa and Asia. Bob says, "You can make friends with music, that's the bottom line." They made deep emotional connections through music on every day of their tours. They played their music at numerous events in myriad venues and usually, local groups also played, and they often shared songs, finding common ground. The response to American Bluegrass music was uniformly positive. "There is almost a human genetic response to Foggy Mountain Breakdown," Bob says. Ira wasn't on all the tours but said he remembers playing with some amazing musicians in the Republic of Congo, and he also played for pygmies in the Central African Republic. Bob's favorite country was the Republic of Georgia, where he says the people "gather spontaneously and sing songs in hugely resonant voices that are one thousand years old." Bob also says, "We saw demonstrations of commonality almost incessantly" during the tour, and that "We were far more effective at creating good will among people than any platoon of military men."

Pete and Chris hammer out another killer podcast, this time with a feature on murderbelia. At just over 2 1/2 hours, it is the longest podcast they've done yet! The guys interview Bob Weiss, of Hangman Tours and the Dahmer Cream City Cannibal Tour, plus William Harder of Murder Auction and Psycho Killer Bobbleheads. Both Bob and William share their thoughts on selling murderbelia and what they think about those who try and stop the practice. CK talks about the Misfits, a Metal Killer Cage Match, an update on the MMM book coming this fall, a funny mayhem story from Pete about a crazed crack head that attacked him, karaoke destruction, and much more.Music by Misfits, Destruction, Abnormality, and Truth Corroded.Go to Psycho Killer Bobbleheads and get one today - get the whole collection of 16 or one of their awesome shirts!Book a ghost tour at Hangman Tours or a Dahmer Cream City Cannibal tour at the amazing Shaker's Cigar Bar in Milwaukee!Buy some killer merch and real true crime stuff at Murder Auction.Go to MurderMetalMayhem for all the latest news, listen to all the past shows.Check out MMM on TwitterGo to PeteAltieri to buy Pete's books and get the latest on what he's doing writing horror stories and novels!Karaoke by I Kill Karaoke ReverbNation.com/ikillkaraoke

"Get to Know NAMI" - Kay King, Community Educator at NAMI Minnesota, presents a full "Get to Know NAMI" session at the NAMI Minnesota office in St. Paul, MN. Included is an introduction from Sue Abderholden, NAMI Minnesota Executive Director. You'll also hear two short personal stories, one from Bob Swanson and a second from Maureen Edstrom. Bob shares his experience as a father who lost his son to suicide. Maureen discusses living with a mental illness. Both Bob and Maureen talk about they have been helping NAMI by volunteering in different education and support programs. We invite you to attend a session in person to "Get to Know NAMI" better. Meet our staff and volunteers to hear firsthand how our work directly affects the lives of children and adults with mental illnesses and their families. Learn about our education and support programs and what we are doing to advocate for good mental health policies. Learn how you can get involved, take action and make a difference. "Get to Know NAMI" sessions are held monthly both at the NAMI Minnesota office and various locations in the community. For the latest information visit http://www.namihelps.org/about-nami.html or call 651-645-2948. CONTACT US: NAMI Minnesota, www.namihelps.org, phone: 651-645-2948, toll free: 1-888-NAMI-Helps (1-888-626-4435). fax: 651-645-7379. email: namihelps@namimn.org Recorded 05/03/2017.

It is extremely important for those in real estate to stay vigilant at all times, especially in this day and age where technological crimes are at its peak. Imagine the pain and heartbreak a realtor goes through when he tells his elderly clients they're put on hold at closing because of possible fraud. That's what Brian Whitta, a realtor from the micropolitan city of Findlay, Ohio, experienced and he shares his story with us today. Please subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or in the Podcasts App on your phone. Never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting The Leigh Brown Experience. Time Stamped Show Notes:  00:33 – Today's episode isn't just crazy, but heart-breaking, too 00:44 – Leigh introduces Brian Whitta 01:00 – Brian is located in Findlay, Ohio 01:14 – He got his license in 2005, but has only been full-time for the past 3 years 01:37 – A micropolitan is an honor bestowed upon a city when they are not tied to a metropolitan area 01:54 – The criteria for receiving the honor includes having growth projects – Findlay is the world headquarters for Marathon Petroleum, Cooper Tire, with the largest dishwasher manufacturer plant, Whirlpool 03:04 – Brian's story starts with Bob, a family friend who asked him some real estate questions 03:11 – Brian went to Bob's house and the questions were about the sale of their home 03:24 – Bob had medical issues and they were considering moving to a condo unit 03:36 – Mary was adamant about their moving to the RIGHT condo 03:44 – Both Bob and Mary are nearly 80 years old 03:51 – The first day of their house being listed, they had 5 showings 03:57 – One agent quickly submitted an offer above the list price 04:04 – The appraisal was low and the couple decided to not go through with the sale 04:12 – The couple already had a condo in mind, but they couldn't make the sale go through 04:34 – Bob needed to sell the house for the sake of their health; so, the other agent and Brian negotiated a reduction in their commission to help with reducing the closing costs 04:48 – They made the sale go through 04:54 – The seller of the condo decided they wouldn't pay a realtor 05:04 – Brian and the other realtor needed the proceeds from the sale of the house to cover the costs for the purchase of the condo 05:14 – Bob and Mary decided they would pay Brian for the purchase of the condo 06:27 – At closing, the attorney mentioned about the option of wiring the proceeds to Bob 06:48 – Brian interrupted the attorney because they were supposed to get a cheque 07:23 – The attorney explained the benefits of the proceeds being wired as opposed to receiving a cheque and Bob and Mary agreed 07:56 – At 9am the following day, Bob called because the proceeds were still not in his account 08:20 – The title office assured them that the wire transfer would come that day 08:28 – At 11, Bob called Brian because the money wasn't there yet 08:42 – Bob didn't call at noon so Brian thought things were okay 08:50 – At 2pm (wire cut-off), he got a call that the money still hadn't arrived 09:02 – Brian called the title office 09:20 – The owner advised that the wire had already been made at the account number Bob provided 09:47 – The owner read the email to Brian and provided the account number, the address, the names of the parties involved, and the dollar amount 10:18 – Brian told the owner that this was not Bob's email address or his bank account numbers 10:25 – The owner said he'd call back and hung up 10:44 – Brian called his attorney and called Bob back regarding the wire fraud 11:39 – Brian informed them the title office is liable for the loss 11:48 – At 8pm, the office informed them the wire couldn't be stopped and that it went through 12:02 – They were on hold for the closing 12:22 – After 13 hours, Brian got a call that the money was rejected and had been returned 12:57 – The title office and bank fraud department coordinated with each other 13:12 – The owner of the title handed over the cheque and they were able to close the condo 13:21 – They later learned one of the emails of the transaction was hacked 15:30 – Processes and policies do not eliminate the risk for fraud 16:00 – Wire fraud is NOT only in big markets, it can happen anywhere 17:24 – It takes a different level of care to look after elderly clients 18:21 – Call Brian at 419-701-4040 18:31 – Connect with Brian on Selling Findlay 19:18 – Tweet Leigh Brown for your very own crazy story in real estate  3 Key Points There is a different level of care and concern needed to support your elderly clients. Be vigilant with fraud by having your policies and process in place, but remember, it can happen to anyone. Going the extra mile—in this case, negotiating a reduction in commision—is just part of getting the job done and looking out for the interests of your client. Credits Audio Production by Chris Mottram Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives Cover Design by Two Minds Design Original Music by Rimsky Music

For those of you who don't know who Jeff is, he is the author of HazMat Response: A Field Operations Guide, A book made by Firefighters for Firefighters. Both Bob and Mike have one of these handy little books and love it. He is also a well-rounded Fire Officer and general nice guy.  Listen to a brief interview with our new friend, we hope he comes back! Thanks for listening!

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight the guys will have longtime friend and boxing fanatic Tyrus Parquet sitting in the co-host seat. The guys will speak about the times they had growing up in St. Peters Cathedral School and all aspects of boxing. Joining the guys at 6:30 PM is former middleweight contender Dave Tiberi. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight we celebrate our 200th episode with guests from the past!To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight the guys welcome back the guest who has the record for appearences on Fightin' Words, heavyweight contender Danny Batchelder. Danny will be making a return to the ring on May 27th in La. We will also speak to the cards promoter, Colin Bates. To take part in the  show,dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight the guys welcome Bobby Powers, Dom Golad and Mike Doran from the University of Notre Dame Boxing Club. They will cover the history of the club, who benefits, club alumni, upcoming Bengal Bout Tournament and boxing in general. Bobby, Dom and Mike are all participants in the tournament and are scheduled to fight again in Notre Dame's Joyce Center on February 22nd. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight our guests are former world heavyweight champion Michael Moorer and former world middleweight title challenger Dave Tiberi. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Convicted Artist Boxing Magazine scribe Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight we welcome former middleweight contender Dave Tiberi. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Convicted Artist Boxing Magazine scribe Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight we will have several guest making predictions on tonight's Manny Pacquiao vs. Antonio Margarito super fight. Heavyweight contender Eddie Chambers, Stereo Transmitted Disease lead vocalist Chris Casso and others will drop in with their predictions. Make sure your voice is heard and prediction is made by dialing (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight's guest is Super Six Tournament competitor and former world light heavyweight champion Glen "The Road Warrior" Johnson. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight we go in a different direction as we welcome Commissioner of Agriculture candidate Scott Maddox. He will speak of his candidacy and the tight race he is involved in this November. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

ARRRRRRRRRGGGGHHHH Pirate Punxs attack!! Pirate punks invade the airwaves again! San Clemente Punks are at it again! Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Fightin' Words Radio Network CEO Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight the guys welcome Jr. Welterweight contender Frankie "El Gato" Figueroa to the show. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing lead writer "THE Big Dog" Benny Henderson, present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight the guys welcome Minnesota heavyweight contender Joey Abell. To take part in the show, call (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Tonight the guys will be speaking with heavyweight contender Monte Barrett and undefeated welterweight contender, Philly's own son, Mike Jones. To take part in the show, dial (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll and his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. This week the guys will speak with legendary fighter Jay Fullmer, one third of the Fullmer brothers trio. They will speak of his career, his brothers Don and hall of famer Gene and the gym the own in West Jordan, Utah. To take part in the show, call (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show. Tonight's special guest is ring announcer/commentator and future Florida Boxing Hall of Fame inductee Bob Alexander. To take part in the show, call (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-host Butch present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. TONIGHT'S SHOW---Dedicated solely to the Philadelphia Flyers! Flyers fans, call in to talk Flyers hockey! (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing lead writer "THE Big Dog" Benny Henderson, present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing lead writer "THE Big Dog" Benny Henderson, present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing lead writer "THE Big Dog" Benny Henderson, present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show. To take part in the show, call (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing writing star Jon Crane present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Jon brings years of true New England boxing fandom. Tonight's guest is light welterweight prospect Mike Dallas Jr. To take part in the show, call (347) 202-0832.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing lead writer "THE Big Dog" Benny Henderson, present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing lead writer "THE Big Dog" Benny Henderson, present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing lead writer "THE Big Dog" Benny Henderson, present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing lead writer "THE Big Dog" Benny Henderson, present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing lead writer "THE Big Dog" Benny Henderson, present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show. Tonight we also welcome guest host, Doghouse Boxing scribe Jon Crane.

Doghouse Boxing scribe Bob Carroll, his co-hosts Butch and Doghouse Boxing lead writer "THE Big Dog" Benny Henderson, present Fightin' Words Radio Show. Fightin' Words will keep you up to date on the latest news in the world of boxing and interviews with the biggest names of boxing. Both Bob and Butch were brought up in the first city of boxing, Philadelphia. Benny brings his years of writing, as well as his professional boxing experience to the show. This week the boys welcome junior welterweight prospect, Jason Cintron 11-1 (3) to the show at 6:30 PM.

Bob Edwards is in a laid back mood. Moody Blues, 10CC, Paul McCartney, Led Zep, Stevie Wonder. Loads of dedications. A listener gives advice about fixing the big end on a BSA motorbike. Steve Scribbler offers to organise a squash tournament - Bob is sure that he can thrash anyone. During the show there is a "meet the listeners" do with some of the Thameside staff at Hammersmith station.The Thameside Radio 90.2 Good Bite Guide comes from from Pizza Hut in Ealing (£3 for a 13 inch pizza). In 1981 takeaway pizza is a bit of a novelty! More messages from the the Curly Man's answering machine.  Dave Birdman plays a wide variety of stuff including "Sir Henry at Rawlinsons End" but he can't find "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" as it's in the old studio.Both Bob and Dave plug the Thameside Radio mystery trip (to Brighton) leaving from Turnham Green next week. Bob says he might drive down but needs to get back in time to start the show. Oh the joys of live radio. Great messages from  Midnight Cinderella, Richard Bradford and Andrew Bird.  Al