Podcasts about brentwood high school

Tate is joined in this segment of HSSS by Hillsboro High School basketball's Cortez Graham Howard and Brentwood High School basketball's Ella RyanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate is joined in this segment of HSSS by Hillsboro High School basketball's Cortez Graham Howard and Brentwood High School basketball's Ella RyanSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining Tate this segment is Brentwood High School head basketball coach Troy Crane.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining Tate this segment is Brentwood High School head basketball coach Troy Crane.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining Tate this segment is Brentwood High School football head coach Clint Finch.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate Mathews is back for another edition of High School Sports Saturday! This week Tate is joined by  Lebron Ferguson head coach of Providence Christian Academy football, Clint Finch head coach of Brentwood High School football, and Tom Kreager of The Tennessean.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joining Tate this segment is Brentwood High School football head coach Clint Finch.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tate Mathews is back for another edition of High School Sports Saturday! This week Tate is joined by  Lebron Ferguson head coach of Providence Christian Academy football, Clint Finch head coach of Brentwood High School football, and Tom Kreager of The Tennessean.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Game Blitz Jake Wallman and Parker Kelley recap week two action of high school football. Clint Finch of Brentwood High School joins the show in segment two. Chris Hughes of Fairview discusses his team's big win on Friday. And MTCS Head Coach Christian Peterson comes on to talk his team's Friday game hosting Masters Academy out of Florida.

Welcome to the first episode of the new season of "Behind the Blaze" with Coach Malek Holman and Coach Josh Cunningham. This episode features an in-depth interview with senior linebacker Ethan Carson as he prepares for his final season at Blackman High School. Ethan shares his goals for the 2024 season, including proving doubters wrong after a challenging previous year. He discusses his commitment to Harvard, his focus on football, and his personal growth both on and off the field. Ethan also talks about the bond with his teammates and the influence of his coaches on his development. Get an insider's view of the team's preparation, the lessons learned from last season, and the excitement building up to their first game against Brentwood High School. Join us as we kick off the season with a deeper understanding of the players, their aspirations, and the team dynamics that drive Blackman Blaze. Don't miss out on this exciting start to the season! Go Blaze!

Welcome to Ignite, the official podcast of Blackman High School. I'm Justin Smith, the principal at Blackman. This episode is packed with announcements for parents and students for the week of August 19th through August 23rd. Parents, we had a fantastic first week of school. Students are settling into their routines and class schedules. We've also launched a Blackman High School Facebook page to keep you updated. Please ensure you complete the online data verification for your students in Skyward. Don't forget to sign and return the Rutherford County Schools Visitor Code of Conduct. Additionally, the federal free and reduced lunch program remains available to all families who qualify. Student laptop distribution is complete. If your student missed it, please have them visit the library. Remember to charge the laptops nightly. A protection plan is available for $20. Thank you for your cooperation with traffic flow. Only buses should drop off and pick up in front of the school. Car rider drop off is at the gym entrance only. Mark your calendars for our fall sports events, including volleyball, soccer, and our first varsity football game this Friday at Brentwood High School. Students, there are several club meetings this week, including the First Priority Club, BHS Chess Club, Blaze Buddies, and an HOSA interest meeting. Pizza and snacks are back at Dante's Snack Shack, and parking passes will be on sale starting Monday. Yearbook Picture Day is Wednesday, August 21st. The Blackman High School eSports team will have an informational meeting on Tuesday, August 20th. Congratulations to the Lady Blaze soccer team on their tie against Oakland. Thank you, students and parents, for making Blackman High School a great place to be. Have a wonderful week, and as always, go Blaise!

Our podcasters sit down with the talented teens from Brentwood High School who dazzled audiences in this years High School Musical production "On Your Feet! The Story of Emilio & Gloria Estefan"!

The Ada, Oklahoma native moved to Nashville in the mid-90's for, well, you know… opening for the likes of Blake Shelton.  He was this close to the big break.  The son of a mortician, Damon resurrected his professional career as a successful wrestling coach and realtor.  This molder of young men and women explains why he has such a positive, infectious attitude toward daily challenges.  Why did he lose 17 pounds in two days?  What ticks him off about SEC sports?  What's the trick to selling $400 million dollars in houses?  How can a daily sauna and cold bath possibly be good for you?  Be inspired by his life journey and why everything for you is going to be okay.  AMONG THE TOPICS:  THE HARDEST 3-MINUTES OF HIS LIFE, PLAYING HIDE AND SEEK NEXT TO DEAD PEOPLE, WHY BATTING 3-PERCENT IS ACUALLY A GOOD THING, DEAD OR ALIVE DINNER COMPANIONS, AND WHAT IT'S LIKE TO FOLLOW MALE STRIPPERS. 

The Ada, Oklahoma native moved to Nashville in the mid-90's for, well, you know… opening for the likes of Blake Shelton.  He was this close to the big break.  The son of a mortician, Damon resurrected his professional career as a successful wrestling coach and realtor.  This molder of young men and women explains why he has such a positive, infectious attitude toward daily challenges.  Why did he lose 17 pounds in two days?  What ticks him off about SEC sports?  What's the trick to selling $400 million dollars in houses?  How can a daily sauna and cold bath possibly be good for you?  Be inspired by his life journey and why everything for you is going to be okay.  AMONG THE TOPICS:  THE HARDEST 3-MINUTES OF HIS LIFE, PLAYING HIDE AND SEEK NEXT TO DEAD PEOPLE, WHY BATTING 3-PERCENT IS ACUALLY A GOOD THING, DEAD OR ALIVE DINNER COMPANIONS, AND WHAT IT'S LIKE TO FOLLOW MALE STRIPPERS. 

Ryan Dusick is an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist with an MA in Clinical Psychology and the founding drummer of the world's most popular band, Maroon 5. As a boy, he dreamt of pitching for the Dodgers and writing adventure novels. Arm injuries sidelined his burgeoning baseball career, just as rock music became his new passion and purpose. Founding the band Kara's Flowers in 1994 with fellow Brentwood High School students Jesse Carmichael, Mickey Madden, and Adam Levine, Ryan worked tirelessly through his college years at UCLA before the band changed its name to Maroon 5 and finally had its first hit record, Songs About Jane. Multiple hit songs, two Grammy Awards, and 20 million albums sold later, Ryan found himself suffering and without direction as his career as a performer came to an end, just as it was taking off. Struggling with physical and mental health challenges, Ryan finally overcame his struggles in 2016, when he began his journey of recovery, culminating in a new life path full of meaning, purpose, and fulfillment. Now working as a mental health professional at The Missing Peace Center for Anxiety in Agoura Hills, CA, Ryan is spreading the message that recovery is possible, and some astounding things can come with it.

This segment Tate is joined by Clint Finch Head football coach of Brentwood High School.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This segment Tate is joined by Clint Finch Head football coach of Brentwood High School.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Dusick is an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist with an MA in Clinical Psychology and the founding drummer of the world's most popular band, Maroon 5. As a boy, he dreamt of pitching for the Dodgers and writing adventure novels. Arm injuries sidelined his burgeoning baseball career, just as rock music became his new passion and purpose. Founding the band Kara's Flowers in 1994 with fellow Brentwood High School students Jesse Carmichael, Mickey Madden, and Adam Levine, Ryan worked tirelessly through his college years at UCLA before the band changed its name to Maroon 5 and finally had its first hit record, Songs About Jane. Multiple hit songs, two Grammy Awards, and 20 million albums sold later, Ryan found himself suffering and without direction as his career as a performer came to an end, just as it was taking off. Struggling with physical and mental health challenges, Ryan finally overcame his struggles in 2016, when he began his journey of recovery, culminating in a new life path full of meaning, purpose, and fulfillment. Now working as a mental health professional at The Missing Peace Center for Anxiety in Agoura Hills, CA, Ryan is spreading the message that recovery is possible, and some astounding things can come with it.

Welcome back to The More We Know! Because the more we know, the more we grow. Your mentor today is  BILLION dollar financial advisor Ross Gerber.Ross is the Co-Founder, President and CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management.  Ross has become one of the most influential investors on social and in traditional media.  He is a regular on Bloomberg, Reuters, Fox Business, Yahoo Finance, CNN, CNBC and Cheddar TV.  He has appeared on many of the most popular podcasts including Meet Kevin, HyperChange TV, The Dave Portnoy Show, The Pomp Podcast and many more. Ross and the Gerber Kawasaki team oversee $2.2 billion of investments as of 1/03/22 focused on technology, clean energy and transportation, consumer discretionary, media, and entertainment companies for clients and the firm.  GK has grown to over 10,000 clients and was listed in 2020 as one of the fastest-growing companies in Los Angeles according to the LABJ. GK received several Diversity and Inclusion Awards in 2020 within the financial industry and prides itself in representing the diverse community of Southern California. GK is a leader in providing investment advice for the younger generation through its Get Invested program. GK is the first major RIA to partner with Gemini and began offering Digital Assets to clients in April 2021. Ross is an expert in online marketing and social media as well as a co-developer of the company's app for IOS, my-moneypage. In the 10 years since its founding, Gerber Kawasaki has grown to 46 employees and $2.2 billion in AUM as of 1/03/22. Ross received his BA in Communications from the Annenberg School at the University of Pennsylvania concentrating in Business Law at the Wharton School of Business, graduating class of 1993. Ross also received a second concentration in Classical Music Studies at the University of Pennsylvania and attended the Grove School of Music. Ross was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA, and attended Brentwood High School with the graduating class of 1989. Ever since he was a child, Ross has had a passion for investing and music. He began learning and following investments as a 13-year-old after receiving Apple and Disney stock as a gift for his birthday. His passion for learning and investing grew as he followed the bull market of the '80s throughout his high school education. During college, Ross pursued his degree as well as his passion for music, forming several local bands. Upon graduating college, Ross returned to Los Angeles in 1994 and joined an independent investment firm affiliated with SunAmerica Securities. In 1998, at the age of 27, Ross received the Archon and Million Dollar Branch Award* and was the youngest million-dollar branch manager in SunAmerica's history. In March of 1999, Ross began overseeing 15 branches and over 200 advisors for SunAmerica securities/ AIG Advisor Group. In 2008, the financial crisis caused the collapse of several major financial institutions and the government bailout of others, challenging the existing state of affairs within the financial industry. Navigating these trying times, Ross understood the importance of focusing on the client's best interest utilizing a modern and unbiased approach to serving the client community. It was during this time that Ross developed his vision for a new type of investment firm, one free of conflicts of interests and focused on serving a diverse client base using technology and leveraging new media. Listen To The More We Know ⇨ https://www.buzzsprout.com/1134704​Subscribe ⇨https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxvfd5ddf72Btbck8SdeyBwFollow my Instagram ⇨ https://www.instagram.com/sameer.sawaqed/?hl=enFollow my Twitter ⇨ https://twitter.com/commitwithmeer

Ryan Dusick is best known as the founding drummer of the band Maroon 5. As a boy, he dreamt of pitching for the Dodgers and writing adventure novels. Arm injuries sidelined his baseball career, just as rock music became his new passion and purpose. In 1994 he founded the band Kara's Flowers with fellow Brentwood High School students Jesse Carmichael, Mickey Madden, and Adam Levine. Ryan spent the next 7 years honing his craft and in 2001 the band found success after changing its name to Maroon 5 and releasing their first album, Songs About Jane. Multiple hit songs, two Grammy Awards, and 20 million albums sold later, Ryan found himself suffering with mental health issues that affected his ability to play. He worked tirelessly to overcome the physical and mental hurdles that kept him from doing the thing he loved, but eventually was forced to leave the band. His career as a performer came to an end, just as it was taking off.Ryan's depression and grief around the loss of his identity brought about years of alcoholism and mental health struggles. He finally found sobriety in 2016, and began a new life path full of meaning, purpose, and fulfillment. Today Ryan works as a mental health professional at The Missing Peace Center for Anxiety in Agoura Hills, CA, and is spreading the message that recovery is possible.Ryan's debut memoir, Harder to Breathe, was published on November 15th, 2022 which tells his incredible story.Episode ResourcesHarder to Breathe | Harder to BreatheConnect with RyanInstagram | @ryan_michael_dusickConnect with The Courage to ChangePodcast Website | lionrock.life/couragetochangepodcastPodcast Instagram | @couragetochange_podcastYouTube | The Courage to Change PodcastTikTok | @ashleyloebblassingamePodcast Email | podcast@lionrock.lifePodcast Facebook | @thecouragetochangepodcastLionrock ResourcesLionrock Life Mobile App | lionrock.life/mobile-appSupport Group Meeting Schedule | lionrock.life/meetings

Iran is experiencing massive protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman, after she was taken into custody by the nation's morality police for allegedly wearing her headscarf improperly. Thousands of people, from schoolgirls to oil and gas workers, have taken to the streets to protest police brutality, Iran's strict morality laws, and, increasingly, the regime. Popular slogans among protestors include “Woman, Life, Freedom” and “death to the dictator.”  In Nashville, the Iranian and Kurdish communities have held several demonstrations in solidarity with the protests in Iran in an effort to raise awareness of what's going on. Many still have family in Iran and worry for their safety. In this episode, we're joined by members of the local Iranian and Kurdish communities to hear about their concerns.  But first, Mayor John Cooper and the Tennessee Titans recently announced a deal to build a new $2.18 billion domed stadium. At the top of the show, WPLN metro reporter Ambriehl Crutchfield explains how this will impact Nashville tax payers. Guests:  Ambriehl Crutchfield, WPLN metro reporter Maryam Abolfazli, Iranian-American who has attended protests in Nashville Ramona Heidari, Iranian-American who helped organize Nashville protests Reza Sharif, Iranian-American Ariana Blourchian, Brentwood High School student who attended protests in Nashville

My guest this week is Ryan Dusick, who was Maroon 5's original drummer until he retired because of chronic nerve damage. After departing the band, Ryan struggled with anxiety and addiction for a decade before making a commitment to recovery. Founding the group Kara's Flowers in 1994 with fellow Brentwood High School students Adam Levine, Jesse Carmichael, and Mickey Madden, Ryan and his bandmates worked tirelessly for a decade before the group changed its name to Maroon 5 and finally had its first hit album Songs About Jane. Multiple hit songs, two Grammy Awards, and 20 million albums sold later, Ryan found himself suffering and without direction when his career as a performer came to an end just as it was taking off. After years of struggling with physical and mental health challenges, Ryan finally overcame in 2016, when he began his journey of recovery, culminating in a new life path.  Ryan now works as a mental health professional at the Missing Peace Center for Anxiety where he now helps others with their personal struggles, and has released a new book outlining his amazing life story. During the interview we spoke about the early days of Maroon 5, dealing with anxiety and a chronic injury, advice from U2, and much more. I spoke with RYAN via zoom from his personal studio in Los Angeles, CA. On the intro I'll take a look at the parts of a song that are protectable, and the 9 constants of vocal recording. var podscribeEmbedVars = { epId: 83777338, backgroundColor: 'white', font: undefined, fontColor: undefined, speakerFontColor: undefined, height: '600px', showEditButton: false, showSpeakers: true, showTimestamps: true };

Jamie Jackson is the creator of the viral meme accounts @millennial_misery , @humorous_resources , and @horrendous_hr She attended Brentwood High School in Brentwood, Tennessee. We talk about starting a meme account, rich girls making fun of you for TJ Maxx jeans, sneaking into the zoo at night during prom, and why posting what you like is the key to success on social media. Follow all her meme accounts @millennial_misery , @humorous_resources , and @horrendous_hr !

Tate talks with Scott Semptinphelter of Elite QB Training, Clint Finch of Brentwood High School, and Tom Kreager of the Tennessean.

Tate talks with Scott Semptinphelter of Elite QB Training, Clint Finch of Brentwood High School, and Tom Kreager of the Tennessean. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

on this weeks episode: Brentwood High School head boys basketball coach, Troy Bond, joins the show and we talk: -becoming the white tiger -columbia state -TSU experience -taking over BHS -building a culture -what made him keep coaching -underrated mid state coaches -the white boy has hops & more thanks for tuning in as always, like, share, comment, subscribe. do whatever it is you do to help get the word out there Intro & Outro song: "Candyman" by Cornershop #MOAC

Our next guest is a graduate of Brentwood High School on Long Island. He was the first athlete there to letter in four different sports. Football, basketball, wrestling, and lacrosse earning him the Iron Man award. He continued to play basketball, football, and track throughout his varsity career. However he was more than an athlete, he was an exceptional student as well, in fact, he brags about having a perfect attendance record in High School. After High school, he attended Long Island University where he played basketball and ran for the cross-country team. He then went on to graduate from Law School at Hofstra University. After Law school, he was a parole officer for some years and then started his own private practice as a lawyer. He has had his own practice for well over 15 years. Now he is moving on to his next stage in life serving as Islip District Court Judge in the fifth district. Among all the work that he does some of his most important work is the work that he volunteers for. He has volunteered to do many speaking engagements at local schools in his area. He represents underserved youth in matters of parole and school board hearings. He is also Treasurer for a local organization called to Keep Your Change that focuses on educating young people in the community. He has fought for the United States Congress in Washington DC for passage of Mental Health legislation. He is a member of the Suffolk County Bar Association. He received a Town of Islip Official Citation for his community service work, the Suffolk County Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission Community Service Award, and was inducted into the Brentwood High School Alumni Association Hall of Fame. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mastermine-mrg/message

Depression can be connected to many situations including chronic physical conditions, seasonal change, and the mental health of those around us. In this episode, Noah and Zion share stories from young people dealing with chronic conditions such as POTS and depression, and give tips on how to combat feelings of isolation. Throughout the episode, Noah talks with clinical therapist Cheryl Aguliar about ways to address depression and get help. We talk about suicide in this episode. If you or anyone you know is in distress, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255. Stories in this episode were produced by Sonal Prakash from Dominion High School in Sterling, Virginia with help from Connected Educator Mitch Schwartz; Danielle Traylor from Brentwood High School in Brentwood, New York with the help from Connected Educator Sequoyah Wharton; Annette from Judge Memorial Catholic High School in Salt Lake City, Utah with help from Connected Educator Chris Sloan. This episode was produced by Student Reporting Labs Youth media producers Briget Ganske and Eli Kintisch with assistance from Mercedes Ezeji. Shelby's interview was produced by Grace Vitaglione, a Student Reporting Labs intern. Follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StudentReportingLabs/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/reportinglabs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studentreportinglabs/

On this new episode, Nick chats with founder and CEO of Benchmark Realty, Phillip Cantrell.  Phillip has always been known for being able to anticipate trends and rely on his incredible business instincts.  Nick looks at Phillip like a wise mentor... When Phillip speaks, you better listen.     SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!  Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.

It may feel like things are divided, weird, topsy-turvy and just flat out chaotic. That's okay. We have another 5-7 years of it to go through.   Nick was a guest on the What's Your Problem? Podcast with Jim McCarthy recently and they discussed the current state of society and the Societal Pendulum that we have seemed to be enduring since the dawn of civilization.    Find out more about Pendulum: https://www.amazon.com/Pendulum-Generations-Present-Predict-Future/dp/1593157061   SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!  Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.  

Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3. *****SUBSCRIBE/RATE/FOLLOW What's Your Problem? PODCAST:www.whatsyourproblempodcast.com Random 5 sponsored by GSD Academy!INTRODUCING THE GSD ACADEMY by Angela ProffittAre you tired of your day running you?This step-by-step, business productivity online program will share with you exactly how to shift your mindset, set boundaries, build rock solid processes, customize your message in order to strategically grow your revenues and Get Shit Done! Begin to get a hold of your day here:https://www.gsdcreative.com/a/42691/Sr42nPQr Nick specializes in assisting individuals and families transition between homes. Whether that is purchasing or selling, Nick has 15 years of experience and a vast knowledge of assisting his clients on both sides of the equation. Customer service is his top priority. That is why you see many of his clients come back to him multiple times in their lifetime. Nick is genuine and authentic. What you see is what you get… a hard working, forward thinking, experienced Realtor that genuinely cares for his clients.When he is not helping clients, you can find Nick on the sideline coaching youth football or kayak fishing on one of our many beautiful Middle Tennessee streams. What is Nick's Problem? Nashville is going through a roaring real estate market which brings prosperity to the region, but also inventory problems. Follow Nick:https://nickwoodard.comhttps://www.instagram.com/nickwoodardrealtorhttps://www.facebook.com/nickwoodardrealtorhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_fIhthFeBqyGADT316tH5w?view_as=subscriberhttps://the615podcast.podbean.com/ Talking about the real problems (and possible solutions) of everyday business owners and professionals in and around Middle Tennessee and beyond...this is the What's Your Problem Podcast! WYP is recorded and shot in the Big Dot Lighting HQ in Spring Hill, TN.www.bigdotlighting.comwww.bigdotelectrical.comwww.bigdotinc.com Executive Producer: Jennifer KerrWYP Intro VO: @johndavidwells

Justin and Glynne discuss the recent lapses by the Nashville Predators. Then, they look ahead to the back-to-back against Florida with Katie Gaus of Fox Sports Florida. Then, Nathan Zonarich of Brentwood High School talks about high school hockey and the upcoming Preds Cup state championship. Lastly, Colby Collier of MD Media talks The Wish Cup, a charity hockey tournament benefitting Make A Wish Middle Tennessee.

Nick invites his client and friend Ben Vaughn, who is President & CEO of Warner/Chappell Nashville.    SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!  Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Vaughn's roster includes 2018 ACM Songwriter of the Year Rhett Akins, 2018 CMA Song of the Year winner Chris Stapleton, 2018 CMA Album of the Year winner Kacey Musgraves, and 2018 BMI Songwriter of the Year Jesse Frasure, as well as Lauren Alaina, Brothers Osborne, Nathan Chapman, Dave Cobb, Brantley Gilbert, Lady Antebellum, Little Big Town and Liz Rose, among others. Before joining Warner/Chappell, Vaughn had become the youngest executive to head a major publisher in Nashville, as EVP & GM at EMI. Prior to his work at the majors, Vaughn ran an independent music publishing company starting at the age of 20. _____________________________________________________ Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.  

Nick invites his client, Josh Beech to sit down and discuss he and his family's unusual move from California to Tennessee.  Josh and his wife Shenae purchased their Nashville home sight unseen and moved across country without ever having set foot in their new home until they got here.  Days after moving in, Nick takes Josh around to show him what the south is all about.  Englishman Josh, transforms into "The Redneck Redcoat."     Follow Josh: @joshbeech   @shenaegrimesbeech    SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!  Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.  

Before Maroon 5 recorded six studio albums, giving you hits like She Will Be Loved, Misery, Sugar, Don't Wanna Know and Moves Like Jager as well as hooking up with the reigning female champ of hip-hop Cardi B.For founding members Adam, Ryan, Jesse and Mickey, it was all a dream at first. Four LA boys attending the famous Brentwood High School shared the same dream as several other future stars that went to the school. Adam was even close friends with one Oscar-nominated movie star...

In this episode Nick talks about a trend that he sees in the Nashville real estate market.... buyers coming from California.  Why are they leaving California?  What can they expect when they get here?     SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.  

Catch the full call from Will Boling & Anna Glenn Grove on Friday night as Brentwood High School gets the win in the 21st edition of the Battle of the Woods on the road at Ravenwood in OT.

Catch the full call from Will Boling & Anna Glenn Grove on Friday night as Brentwood High School gets the win in the 21st edition of the Battle of the Woods on the road at Ravenwood in OT.

On this episode, we change it up a little bit.  Nick was asked to be a guest on The Broker Insights Podcast, hosted by John Giffen.  The Broker Insights Podcast is about all things real estate related.  Long time realtor and broker, John Giffen uses his podcast to pass along wisdom that he has gained throughout his years in sales.   Nick and John discuss how to grow your business, creative ways to serve your clients, and how to overcome the dreaded "sales rut." John is full of information and has always been someone that Nick turns to when he needs advice.   Come along as Nick gets "mentored." SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.

On this special episode of The 615 Podcast, Nick has a conversation with family friend and longtime NFL coach, Les Steckel.  Coach Steckel made many stops in his NFL career and coached many seasons, but one that stands out to him is the 1999 season where he was the offensive coordinator of the Tennessee Titans as they made a run at Super Bowl XXXIV .  Coach Les discusses two of the most iconic plays in Titans history:  The Music City Miracle and One Yard Short, a heartbreaking ending to a magical season.  Coach used this lesson along with many others to fulfill a greater purpose in life and finding God's glory in the process.   SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.

On this episode, Nick is joined by 2 -time State Championship winning basketball coach and former Vanderbilt All-SEC basketball player Drew Maddux.  The two sit down and discuss coaching youth sports, adoption, and being a role model for our youth.  Drew is currently the head basketball coach at Christ Presbyterian Academy, author, and trick shot phenom.   SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.  

In this episode, Jana Kramer is invited back and decides to take over the interview and play the role of host instead of a guest.  Being the host of her very own podcast "Whine Down with Jana Kramer and Mike Caussin, " Jana flips the script and helps listeners get to know Nick a little better. SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.

On this episode, Nick has a conversation with Scott Adkins, President and CEO of Adkins Publicity.  Scott's public relations firm represents some of today's biggest artists and iconic music legends.  Scott shares with us a little bit about working with legends like Billy Ray Cyrus, Naomi Judd, and the late great Joe Diffie.   SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.  

On this episode of The 615 Podcast, Nick sits down with one of his very first employers, Golf Professional Brian Jorgenson to talk about 2 events that changed the course of his life forever.  Brian opens up about the day his daughter challenged him to become a better man and how he is navigating life after the tragic loss of his wife in a car accident two years ago.     SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.  

Mike Caussin and Parker Woodard:   Nick's friend Mike Caussin (former NFL football player and co-host of the podcast Whine Down with Jana Kramer and Michael Caussin) and younger brother Parker Woodard stop by to discuss the challenges of parenting young children while running a business during the Covid Pandemic.  In this hilarious episode, the boys sit down with a bottle of bourbon and have "real talk!"      SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!       Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.  

On this episode, Nick chats with long time sports journalist and Franklin resident Jim Bonds about his experience interviewing some of the most iconic sports legends of all time.  Jim talks about the grind of building his career from a young eager journalist, to someone that had the fortunate experience of interviewing people like Paul "Bear" Bryant, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Hank Aaron among other legends of sport.     SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.      

Nick sits down with entertainer Jana Kramer to talk about everything from the "hustle" of running multiple businesses to parenting.  Jana talks about how important it is to be authentically you.  Being an entertainer, podcaster, author, actor, and influencer, Jana has a lot on her plate.  She and Nick talk about how to balance multiple opportunities while also being a good parent.     SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Jana: @kramergirl www.janakramer.com   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.  

Rodan and Fields Master Consultant and Author of "Cut It Out", Gabe Sedlak joins Nick to talk about what satisfies most entrepreneurs and the rights and wrongs of network marketing.   SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Gabe: @gabriel_sedlak   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor

It has been a sobering week in Nashville, so Glynne and Justin start off by talking about the amazing community we live in and how you can help. Next, Harris Smidt of Brentwood High School joined us to talk about winning the state championship, a three-peat for BHS. Then, Cam Mecca of South Carolina hockey came on to discuss the Regional tournament this weekend and playing in the SECHC.

Robert Ottone sits down with Chris Kretz and Connie Currie to discuss the life and times of his father, Bullet Bob Ottone. A DJ at WGLI and WGBB in the 1970s, Bullet Bob was known for his rapid-fire delivery. He was one of WGBB's "Super Six", hosting the Night Train from midnight to six am.  After an on-air career that introduced him to the Beatles, Barry White and Joe Frazier, Bob turned to education. He taught radio at Brentwood High School and also operated their station WXBA-FM. To top it all off, in his later years he was the PA announcer for the Long Island Ducks. Many thanks to Robert for sharing these memories of his father, who passed away earlier this year. He gives us a glimpse into the life of a remarkable man who dedicated his life to bringing music and joy to Long Island. Robert is also a true-crime podcaster and author so check out his Voices from Gilgo as well as his latest collection of short stories. Links Bullet Bob Ottone (Newsday 2/19/2019) Robert Ottone Author Page (Amazon) WXBA-FM, Brentwood HS Press Club, Freeport dedicate marker for WGBB Voices from Gilgo podcast

Mark welcomes Bob Cranmer to the show. The son of a career military officer, Bob Cranmer was born in Pittsburgh, where his parents settled after his father retired from the United States Army. He grew up in the suburb of Brentwood, where he still resides with his wife, Lesa. He graduated from Brentwood High School in 1974 and Duquesne University in 1978, at which time he was commissioned as a second lieutenant of military intelligence in the regular army. He went on to serve various assignments with the 101st Airborne Division and in Washington, D.C. Leaving the army in 1986, Bob went to work for AT&T and returned to Pittsburgh. Entering politics, he was elected Allegheny County Commissioner in 1995 and served as chairman of the board. Working with a fellow commissioner and the mayor of Pittsburgh, Bob was instrumental in the implementation of a major development plan for Pittsburgh, subsequently called Renaissance III. It involved significant redevelopment downtown, construction of two new sports stadiums, and a new convention center. Bob currently runs a firm providing local, state, and federal government relations. Bob Cranmer's website can be found here: http://demonofbrownsville.com You can find Bob Cranmer's amazing books here: ​The Demon of Brownsville Road

Mark welcomes Bob Cranmer to the show. The son of a career military officer, Bob Cranmer was born in Pittsburgh, where his parents settled after his father retired from the United States Army. He grew up in the suburb of Brentwood, where he still resides with his wife, Lesa. He graduated from Brentwood High School in 1974 and Duquesne University in 1978, at which time he was commissioned as a second lieutenant of military intelligence in the regular army. He went on to serve various assignments with the 101st Airborne Division and in Washington, D.C. Leaving the army in 1986, Bob went to work for AT&T and returned to Pittsburgh. Entering politics, he was elected Allegheny County Commissioner in 1995 and served as chairman of the board. Working with a fellow commissioner and the mayor of Pittsburgh, Bob was instrumental in the implementation of a major development plan for Pittsburgh, subsequently called Renaissance III. It involved significant redevelopment downtown, construction of two new sports stadiums, and a new convention center. Bob currently runs a firm providing local, state, and federal government relations. Bob Cranmer's website can be found here: http://demonofbrownsville.com You can find Bob Cranmer's amazing books here: ​The Demon of Brownsville Road

In this special episode of Average Brentwood Teens we interview State Senator Monica Martinez.  Ms. Martinez is a Brentwood High School graduate, former Vice Principal at East Middle School, and previously held the position of Suffolk County Legislator. We talked to her via Skype about her background, politics, and the Brentwood community.  

Rachel Lytle teaches honors and AP Biology at Brentwood High School in Brentwood, TN.  Rachel just completed her 4th year of teaching, and she has already made significant contributions to the biology teaching community, including at presenting at Several NABT conferences.  Rachel was also recently a first time Reader for the 2018 AP Biology Exam.  Rachel's early contributions to the classroom were recognized as she was the recipient of the NABT 2017 Outstanding New Biology Teacher Achievement Award. Rachel earned her B.S, M.S., and her Tennessee State Teaching License from Middle Tennessee State University.

Tate talks with Ensworth High School Director of Fitness, Jason Spray; Brentwood High School's Head Wrestling Coach, Damon Smith; and Fairview High School's Head Football Coach and quarterback of the Mean Machine (American Flag Football League), Chris Hughes

Welcome to Chuck this morning, Doug has a leaky skylight at home, the Plow Boy has an unfortunate situation with his vehicle, how often does Plowsy get angry, Iggy has stories, bowling banter, Big Al is omnipresent, discussing Barstool and other websites Doug likes, remembering when Plow Boy accidentally posted his mom's cell number on The Fan Page, discussing Doug's strategy on Twitter, breaking news as Lern is indeed following Iggy now, how long does it take to edit a porn scene, Iggy had a scooter in Bermuda, nonsense from the text line, Cardinals earned a much needed win, what do Doug's pals listen to on radio, Iggy cucked a former classmate at a Brentwood High School reunion.

Welcome to Chuck this morning, Doug has a leaky skylight at home, the Plow Boy has an unfortunate situation with his vehicle, how often does Plowsy get angry, Iggy has stories, bowling banter, Big Al is omnipresent, discussing Barstool and other websites Doug likes, remembering when Plow Boy accidentally posted his mom's cell number on The Fan Page, discussing Doug's strategy on Twitter, breaking news as Lern is indeed following Iggy now, how long does it take to edit a porn scene, Iggy had a scooter in Bermuda, nonsense from the text line, Cardinals earned a much needed win, what do Doug's pals listen to on radio, Iggy cucked a former classmate at a Brentwood High School reunion.

Andrew Jean Baptiste is originally from Brentwood, New York, in Long Island. He played his youth at Brentwood High School (where he won a National Championship), and at Albertson Academy. He was an All-American in High School. He went on to play 2 years at the University of Connecticut, where he also received All-American, and Defender of the year. Jean-Baptiste was selected as the number 8 draft pick in the first-round by the Portland Timbers in 2012. During his debut, he scored a goal off a free-kick from Jack Jewsbury. Baptiste went on to play 31 games for the club scoring twice, before leaving to go to Chivas USA. After Chivas he signed with the New York Red Bulls. After playing with the Red Bulls, he decided to take his chances in Europe, and had three great seasons in Spain and Sweden, before moving to his current club, in Malyasia, where he is playing in the Malyasian Premier League. Not only is this dude a fantastic player, he is an even better guy. Check this episode out!

The mighty PMD has a new album named Business Mentality coming soon, set to include this joint. New Music Check Out The Single "Slow Your Roll". Bio Of The Legendary PMD From EPMD- Parrish J. Smith (born May 13, 1968), better known as PMD (Parrish Mic Doc), is an east coast rapper from Smithtown, Long Island and one-third of EPMD with Erick Sermon and DJ Scratch.PMD, who attended Brentwood High School,[1] has released three solo albums, 1994's Shade Business, 1996's Business Is Business and 2003's The Awakening. Also, in 2002, he released an album with Japanese hip hop luminary DJ Hondatitled Underground Connection. Recently, he has been on tour throughout the US and Europe while currently residing in Bay Shore. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Parrish J. Smith (born May 13, 1968), better known as PMD (Parrish Mic Doc), is an east coast rapper from Smithtown, Long Island and one-third of EPMD with Erick Sermon and DJ Scratch.PMD, who attended Brentwood High School,[1] has released three solo albums, 1994's Shade Business, 1996's Business Is Business and 2003's The Awakening. Also, in 2002, he released an album with Japanese hip hop luminary DJ Honda titled Underground Connection. Recently, he has been on tour throughout the US and Europe while currently residing in Bay Shore. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode promises to scare the hell out of you as BTE Radio welcomes Author Bob Cranmer to talk about his families terrifying experiences living with “The Demon of Brownsville Road.” Eric Altman is joined with week by our next contestant in the BTE Radio Co-Host contest Marie Samuels. Eric and Marie welcome Former Allegheny County Commissioner, Politician and Author Bob Cranmer. About Bob Bob Cranmer has been involved with government since 1990 as an elected official or as a government relations specialist. He represents a spectrum of different of clients, which include governmental entities such as: Allegheny County Housing Authority, and the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny and Fayette Counties, Non-profits such as: Family Links, the Pittsburgh Opera, Ohio Valley General Hospital, and the River City Brass Band. Corporations which have included: Ammann & Whitney Engineering, L. Robert Kimball & Associates, Mistick Construction, and Bombardier Transportation. Bob's area of expertise and “bi-partisan” relationship management includes local city and county governments, as well as the entire state government in Harrisburg. Bob is a native of Pittsburgh, growing up in the borough of Brentwood where he still resides with his wife Lesa. He graduated from Brentwood High School in 1974 and Duquesne University in 1978, upon which he was commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Army. Bob went on to serve nine years in the active army, several of which as a Company Commander in the 101st Airborne Division. He also served in the United States Army Reserve with the rank of Major during the Persian Gulf War commanding a Military Intelligence unit. Bob's employment has included positions with AT&T Bell Laboratories, AT&T Corporate Marketing, and Communications Technologies Group, LTD. Kimball & Associates, and most recently the Harrisburg lobbying firm of Pugliese Associates, managing the Pittsburgh office. In politics, Bob was elected to Brentwood Council in 1991 where he initiated an economic development corporation, which generated over 30 million dollars of new development. It now serves several municipalities and is a model for other communities. In 1995 he was elected Allegheny County Commissioner where he served as chairman of the board. As a Commissioner Bob ushered in sweeping changes to county government, reducing county taxes in excess of 50 million dollars per year, reducing county personnel by 18%, reorganizing county government from forty-one departments to six, creating the position of County Manager, a county 911 system, and forming a city/county economic development organization which generated several billion dollars worth of new projects and related economic development. He led the effort to establish home rule in Allegheny County, which created the position of County Executive and County Council. His other notable accomplishments include the construction of PNC Park, Heinz Field, and the new David L. Lawrence Convention Center. He was also a driving force behind the creation of the Allegheny County Airport Authority to manage the Pittsburgh International Airport. In 1988 Bob bought what he thought would be his dream home in the Pittsburgh suburb where he was raised. In his book the Demon of Brownsville Rd, Bob recounts the harrowing details of the evil presence that tormented his family and the epic spiritual war he fought to save everything he held dear. Strange activity began just a few short weeks after the family moved in. Cranmer said the strange but seemingly harmless activity continued for a number of years before turning dark and violent. At the advice of his mother and to allay his own creepy feelings about the house, Cranmer had a Roman Catholic priest perform a ritual blessing on the place. During the blessing his oldest son stood in the doorway in the form of an "X" and blocked the priest from entering his bedroom, he revealed. The entity's activity slowly became more sinister and interactive. Cranmer remembered being harassed on a daily basis with physical attacks. Eventually the activity was more than the family could take and the Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese became involved which resulted in almost daily mass being held in the home along with multiple exorcisms. Join us this Sunday night as we talk with Bob about his terrifying encounters while living in a dream home that turned into a nightmare as we talk about his book, Demon of Brownsville Road. To learn more about Bob and the book visit http://demonofbrownsville.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/demonbrownsville Join Eric and Marie for this episode as we welcome Bob Cranmer to the show and talk about the Demon of Brownsville Road. Tune in live 8:00 to 10:00 pm Est. at www.para-x.com/live.htm; www.planetparanormal.com or http://tunein.com/radio/Para-X-Radio-s84861/

This episode promises to scare the hell out of you as BTE Radio welcomes Author Bob Cranmer to talk about his families terrifying experiences living with “The Demon of Brownsville Road.” Eric Altman is joined with week by our next contestant in the BTE Radio Co-Host contest Marie Samuels. Eric and Marie welcome Former Allegheny County Commissioner, Politician and Author Bob Cranmer. About Bob Bob Cranmer has been involved with government since 1990 as an elected official or as a government relations specialist. He represents a spectrum of different of clients, which include governmental entities such as: Allegheny County Housing Authority, and the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny and Fayette Counties, Non-profits such as: Family Links, the Pittsburgh Opera, Ohio Valley General Hospital, and the River City Brass Band. Corporations which have included: Ammann & Whitney Engineering, L. Robert Kimball & Associates, Mistick Construction, and Bombardier Transportation. Bob’s area of expertise and “bi-partisan” relationship management includes local city and county governments, as well as the entire state government in Harrisburg. Bob is a native of Pittsburgh, growing up in the borough of Brentwood where he still resides with his wife Lesa. He graduated from Brentwood High School in 1974 and Duquesne University in 1978, upon which he was commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Army. Bob went on to serve nine years in the active army, several of which as a Company Commander in the 101st Airborne Division. He also served in the United States Army Reserve with the rank of Major during the Persian Gulf War commanding a Military Intelligence unit. Bob’s employment has included positions with AT&T Bell Laboratories, AT&T Corporate Marketing, and Communications Technologies Group, LTD. Kimball & Associates, and most recently the Harrisburg lobbying firm of Pugliese Associates, managing the Pittsburgh office. In politics, Bob was elected to Brentwood Council in 1991 where he initiated an economic development corporation, which generated over 30 million dollars of new development. It now serves several municipalities and is a model for other communities. In 1995 he was elected Allegheny County Commissioner where he served as chairman of the board. As a Commissioner Bob ushered in sweeping changes to county government, reducing county taxes in excess of 50 million dollars per year, reducing county personnel by 18%, reorganizing county government from forty-one departments to six, creating the position of County Manager, a county 911 system, and forming a city/county economic development organization which generated several billion dollars worth of new projects and related economic development. He led the effort to establish home rule in Allegheny County, which created the position of County Executive and County Council. His other notable accomplishments include the construction of PNC Park, Heinz Field, and the new David L. Lawrence Convention Center. He was also a driving force behind the creation of the Allegheny County Airport Authority to manage the Pittsburgh International Airport. In 1988 Bob bought what he thought would be his dream home in the Pittsburgh suburb where he was raised. In his book the Demon of Brownsville Rd, Bob recounts the harrowing details of the evil presence that tormented his family and the epic spiritual war he fought to save everything he held dear. Strange activity began just a few short weeks after the family moved in. Cranmer said the strange but seemingly harmless activity continued for a number of years before turning dark and violent. At the advice of his mother and to allay his own creepy feelings about the house, Cranmer had a Roman Catholic priest perform a ritual blessing on the place. During the blessing his oldest son stood in the doorway in the form of an "X" and blocked the priest from entering his bedroom, he revealed. The entity's activity slowly became more sinister and interactive. Cranmer remembered being harassed on a daily basis with physical attacks. Eventually the activity was more than the family could take and the Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese became involved which resulted in almost daily mass being held in the home along with multiple exorcisms. Join us this Sunday night as we talk with Bob about his terrifying encounters while living in a dream home that turned into a nightmare as we talk about his book, Demon of Brownsville Road. To learn more about Bob and the book visit http://demonofbrownsville.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/demonbrownsville Join Eric and Marie for this episode as we welcome Bob Cranmer to the show and talk about the Demon of Brownsville Road. Tune in live 8:00 to 10:00 pm Est. at www.para-x.com/live.htm; www.planetparanormal.com or http://tunein.com/radio/Para-X-Radio-s84861/