Podcasts about cat francis

Innovation is the name of the game in business, and while hard data is good, you have to let everyone know what's happening. American Inno is a digital media company with offices all over the country, including here in Charlotte. Their work tells the stories of local innovators with newsletters, stories, and other media, to connect new ideas to the people who make them happen. Cat Francis is here to give us a better idea of the work American Inno is doing right here in Charlotte.

This week’s episode talks about the Canadian national team’s exhibition game against the Russians, more about the move by the Boston Bruins to get the NHL to mandate the wearing of helmets by all players,  and about Emile the Cat Francis, GM-coach of the NY Rangers.

It’s been a YEAR YALL!! T.McCoy is back to fill you in on whats been going on and woah wait... Where’s Cat Francis?!?

A nostalgic look back at our favorite hockey heroes and legends who wore the red, white and blue for the Rangers during the '60s, '70s, and '80s. In episode number 21 we look back on the career of the former player, Coach and GM of the Rangers the colorful and feisty Emile "The Cat "Francis. Considered by many as the greatest coach and GM in NY Rangers history.  * Inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1982  * Recognized for his outstanding accomplishments in building and coaching the NY Rangers, St. Louis Blues and Hartford Whalers * Earned the Lester Patrick award in 1982 for his outstanding contributions to Hockey in the United States * Was a star netminder in both Junior and Minor leagues earning All-Star births and MVP awards. *Started his NHL career with the BlackHawks while also playing in parts of four seasons with the Rangers *Was the innovator and inventor of the first Goalie gloves designed after the baseball first baseman's mitt. *Developed leadership skills at a young age and quickly established himself as a successful coach and hockey executive with the Rangers organization starting in 1960. * Coached Jean Ratelle and Rod Gilbert at Guelph in 1960-61 * Promoted to Assistant GM in 1962 * Promoted to Head Coach and GM in 1965 * Led the Rangers to nine straight years of playoff births from 1966-67 through 1974-75 including a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals in 1972. * Coaching record of 388 wins, 273 losses, and 117 ties with the Rangers, Blues, and Whalers. * Built a team that many consider the most elite and consistent Rangers team in the modern era designed around finesse and skill but lacking in physicality. Some say it was the most elite team never to win a Stanley Cup * Built his Rangers clubs around star players Eddy Giacomin, Jean Ratelle, Rod Gilbert, Vic Hadfield, Brad Park, and Walt Tkaczuk * Was the architect of many controversial trades and transactions both successful and unsuccessful. A few examples : -Park and Ratelle for Esposito and Vadnais -Eddie Giacomini on waivers and picked up by Detroit Vic Hadfield to the Penguins -Moose Dupont, Mike Murphy, Red Berenson to St. Louis - Traded for John Davidson - Traded for Pete Stemkowski, Bruce Mcgregor, Teddy Irvine, and Bobby Rousseau  

T.Mccoy and Cat Francis talk tons about Kanye West’s new album, Auntie Pusha TEA, and Drake’s secret baby. Tune in! Be sure to follow us on instagram @t_.mccoy and @thecatfrancis and tell us what you think about our episode!

T.Mccoy and Cat Francis talk body image in this weeks episode of #LoveThySister. Get into our chat where we touch on plastic surgery, health and wellness, big booties and more! Dont forget to subscribe!

REUNITED AND IT FEELS SO GOOD! Cat Francis and T.Mccoy are back together and never better in this episode where we talk Childish Gambino and his new single/Video plus lots more controversial hot topics! Tune in now! #LoveThySister

T.Mccoy and Cat Francis talk SEXUALITY. Cat spills the tea on her experiences as a Queer woman, and T.Mccoy dishes on her dating life in this curious, curious world.

Are older men better? What about #cougarlife? T.McCoy and Cat Francis dig into what’s really good about dating older and dipping in the fountain of youth.

Cat Francis and T.Mccoy tackle religion, spirituality and dating in this episode of “Love Thy Sister” Don’t forget to follow us @t_.mccoy and @thecatfrancis on instagram!

T.Mccoy and Cat Francis recap their trip to L.A And tell a story or two about some VERY interesting shenanigans. #myspace #sconex #catfish

Cat Francis and T. McCoy share their list of kinds of hoes, and dish on what makes a hoe a hero. HAPPY WOMENS HISTORY MONTH!

T.Mccoy and Cat Francis talk about their explosive weekend, the hardships of being Haitian in a world of haters, and how to "Love Thyself".

Cat Francis listens as T.Mccoy dishes on her trip to the island of Cuba. #LiveThyBestLife #LoveThySister

Cat Francis is a singer/songwriter and musician from Brooklyn, New York. At a very young age she expressed a passion for poetry writing, arts, religion, and philosophy – publishing her first poem at age 11. Her love for writing led her to learn how to play the acoustic guitar, and piano. In 2015 she released her first all-acoustic EP ‘Saint Francis: Finding Faith.’ This EP has received rave reviews, including some notable attention by AFROPUNK. Since the release, Cat had her first child and became a birth Coach, or Doula. These new changes infused Cat with new inspiration for her music and manifested a new jazz and Neo-Soul inspired sound. In 2017 Cat Francis has joined forces with a Brooklyn based band “Bell Shows” Cat Francis continues to make more music and works diligently to release new music reflecting her evolution as an artist. Cat Francis’ new EP is set to drop in March 2018. In this episode, we discuss inspiration, creative blocks, and motherhood. Visit Cat’s Soundcloud page to hear her music, and follow her on Twitter or Instagram @thecatfrancis.