Podcast appearances and mentions of caleb ross

Pigskin Pete and Brian Genard cover the latest high school sports news and are joined by Caleb Ross after the announcement he was leaving Prattville for a role at Troy, Ben Thomas from al.com and UMS-Wright baseball coach Kevin Raley! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schultz/support

Former Prattville head coach Caleb Ross, now the director of player personnel and high school relations at Troy University, sits in with D & C for Hour 3.

Guest speaker Caleb Ross explains what it means to be wise.

Guest speaker Caleb Ross explains what it means to be wise.

Recorded in Canada where Caleb was in lockdown and Australia (where Ray has been in lockdown) due to the COVID-19 virus situation. Caleb brought the iconic role of 'Lex' to life in all 5 seasons of The Tribe - and is not only a terrific actor but also a talented musician, songwriter, photographer, filmmaker and environmentalist who has worked hard to protect endangered species in Canada, where he resides. The Tribe is of course a drama series set against a world that has been impacted by a virus pandemic, leaving the young people, teenagers and children left behind to build a new world, in a world without adults. It is also approximately the 20th year anniversary since The Tribe was first broadcast - and how ironic it is that many themes and elements in the series have resonated with the virus now affecting the real world in 2020. As well as YouTube, episodes of The Tribe (and Cloud 9's other titles including 'Revelations - The Initial Journey' which Caleb played a part in, and 'The New Tomorrow' which he also worked on) can now be watched on Amazon Prime Video in the USA and UK (also some seasons in Germany), Tubi, Pluto.TV (http://pluto.tv/) and in high quality in many countries on Cloud 9's Vimeo channel https://vimeo.com/cloud9screenent/vod_pages/page:3/sort:date with more ways to watch we hope coming soon. Check out The Tribe's Official Podcast which can also be heard as an audio only version on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and other leading podcast providers (don't forget to subscribe, look up 'the tribe official' podcast! :) ). For a list of links and providers visit https://audioboom.com/channels/5012476 So wherever you are - and to all fans of The Tribe, new and old, longtime and recent viewers who may have started watching or discovering - we hope you enjoy this podcast interview and what its participants are up to during this difficult time - as well as as the 'look back' on making The Tribe TV series. A big thanks to Caleb and Ray for taking part. Be safe, be strong and keep the dream alive. For more information, join us on social media and please check out: https://facebook.com/thetribeofficial - The Tribe's Official Facebook Page https://twitter.com/thetribeseries - The Tribe's Official Twitter Page https://www.instagram.com/thetribetvseries/ - The Tribe's Official Instagram Profile https://twitter.com/Cloud9_NZ - Cloud 9’s Twitter Page https://www.youtube.com/user/thetribetvseries - The Tribe's official YouTube Channel © 1999-2020 Cloud 9 (The Tribe) Ltd. All rights reserved. 

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This High School Football America Radio Show marks the start of the 6th year of our show. On our anniversary show are: McGill-Toolen HS (Alabama) head coach Caleb Ross, Lubbock HS (Texas) head coach Jason Strunk and Joey Teichert, one of the founders of the TDI Razur.

Caleb Ross brings a message from the book of Micah.

Caleb Ross brings a message from the book of Micah.

Caleb Ross brings us chapter four in the series on First John and focuses on the meaning of love and the love of God.

As we continue with our "One Thing" series Caleb Ross shares his message with the one thing God has put on his heart for us to hear, and that is to keep the flame burning.

Caleb Ross brings us some insights about gentleness and meekness and how they relate in this present culture.

Caleb Ross asks a critical question about our own christian walk - if I made Christ King then why do I see myself still in charge? On Palm Sunday the crowd at Jerusalem shouted hosanna and five days later they screamed crucify Him...

Caleb shares his own personal struggles with fear and illustrates how we can be free from this crippling emotion. God wins the battle for Gideon and calms the sea for the disciples... He can do the same for us.

[blackbirdpie url=”http://twitter.com/calebjross/status/138063727013527552″] NaNoWriMo is a month-long event in which writers of all experience levels attempt to write a 50,000 word novel during the month of November. Sounds good, right? There is a sense of accomplishment for accomplishment’s sake with vomiting so many words, with setting and meeting a goal. However, I’m not so couch-therapy optimistic […] The post Episode 012: November is NaNoWriNo. December is UhOhWriLess. appeared first on Video Game Thoughts and Reviews.

[blackbirdpie url=”http://twitter.com/calebjross/status/138063727013527552″] NaNoWriMo is a month-long event in which writers of all experience levels attempt to write a 50,000 word novel during the month of November. Sounds good, right? There is a sense of accomplishment for accomplishment’s sake with vomiting so many words, with setting and meeting a goal. However, I’m not so couch-therapy optimistic […] The post Episode 012: November is NaNoWriNo. December is UhOhWriLess. appeared first on Video Game Thoughts and Reviews.

[blackbirdpie url=”http://twitter.com/calebjross/status/137032988696387584″] I’ll start by saying that the recording for this episode cut off prematurely due to dying batteries. I was going to re-record, but the considering the content of the episode, dying off seems especially relevant. Though short, I think this episode addresses some important ideas. What happens to our work when we die? […] The post Episode 011: Where your work goes when you die OR Long Live Everything! appeared first on Video Game Thoughts and Reviews.

[blackbirdpie url=”http://twitter.com/calebjross/status/137032988696387584″] I’ll start by saying that the recording for this episode cut off prematurely due to dying batteries. I was going to re-record, but the considering the content of the episode, dying off seems especially relevant. Though short, I think this episode addresses some important ideas. What happens to our work when we die? […] The post Episode 011: Where your work goes when you die OR Long Live Everything! appeared first on Video Game Thoughts and Reviews.

[blackbirdpie url=”http://twitter.com/#!/calebjross/status/40298146336608256″] What good is Twitter, really? How do authors use it? How should authors use it? How can readers use it? How can readers and authors use it together? How many more questions can I type here that essentially ask the same thing? In this episode I talk about how I, as an author […] The post Episode 010: Twitter and the author. A novel with 140 characters, bad. An author with 140 characters, good. appeared first on Video Game Thoughts and Reviews.

[blackbirdpie url=”http://twitter.com/#!/calebjross/status/40298146336608256″] What good is Twitter, really? How do authors use it? How should authors use it? How can readers use it? How can readers and authors use it together? How many more questions can I type here that essentially ask the same thing? In this episode I talk about how I, as an author […] The post Episode 010: Twitter and the author. A novel with 140 characters, bad. An author with 140 characters, good. appeared first on Video Game Thoughts and Reviews.

Virginia Woolf was an advocate of a writer having a dedicated place to write, as examined in her famous essay “A Room of One’s Own.” I know, the essay speaks specifically to women and how their treatment as lesser citizens prevented them from potential as serious writers. Hence, having the financial and social freedom afforded […] The post Episode 009: Do writers really need a writing room? appeared first on Video Game Thoughts and Reviews.

It is easy to be inspired on the mountaintop - but what about in the valley?