Podcast appearances and mentions of Chad Pennington

ESPN Jets reporter Rich Cimini sits down with the four first-round picks from the historic 2000 draft -- Shaun Ellis, John Abraham, Chad Pennington and Anthony Becht. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Episode Overview In this inspiring episode, Tom Dupree sits down with Chad Pennington, head coach of Sayre School's football program, fresh off their historic first state championship victory. Joined by […] The post Building Champions Beyond the Field: Chad Pennington's Journey to Sayre's Historic State Title appeared first on Dupree Financial.

This week the coaches guest is former NFL QB and current Sayre coach Chad Pennington.

Scott Mason talks with Randy Lange of Newyorkjets.fom about his favorite stories from his years covering New York Jets football! In this episode, Randy discusses the Jets' closing in on and finally acquiring legendary QB Brett Favre, including: -How the deal with Green Bay ultimately came together -The team that almost stole Favre away from the Jets -Terms of the trade -What finally convinced Favre to become a member of the Jets -How Favre's introduction differed drastically from the introduction of Aaron Rodgers 15 years later -Chad Pennington as a loose end that would come back to burn them .........and much more! To advertise on Play Like A Jet, please visit https://www.advertisecast.com/PlayLikeAJet or email Overtime@AdvertiseCast.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 3:Time to spend the tax refund on Chiefs roster, What would you do with it, I'd rather be a weak armed Chad Pennington, Dion Dawkins goes scorched earth on the Jets, The Greatest Combine story of all time, Where does Chris Jones rank,  Sneaky signing by the Royals, The Chiefs will unveil  the new Arrowhead tomorrow

Jim Rutledge and Matt Hamilton begin Hour 2 with an all-time "I'm old" moment, talking about the sons of Chad Pennington and Josh McCown playing each in a bowl game last night. Jim also recounts an old football video game simulating the life of an up-and-coming NFL coach, and Jim and Matt chime in on what sports they'd most want to coach as well as serious face Alex Strouf, who was on the beat for Badgers recruiting today. Mark Tauscher joins to talk about the Badgers cleaning up on the 2024 recruiting trail with the open of the early national signing day today. Matt asks about the important of Chez Mellusi announcing he will come back for his final season of eligibility. Jim hits Tausch with some questions about De'Vondre Campbell and the status of the Packers locker room, and if this season without Aaron Rodgers has been more enjoyable for Packers fans. They take us home with Jim dumbfounded by the ever-increasing ages of college football players nowadays.

Is it even fair to compare Kenny Pickett to CJ Stroud? Listener called for Josh Dobbs to be the Steelers backup instead of Mitch Trubisky. Is Pickett really in the Tim Tebow category? Is Pickett close to a Chad Pennington comp?  Here come the Bengals. 4 straight wins and Joe Burrow has figured things out. How good is the AFC North? Do you think the Steelers can hang around?  Donny Football Debrief – Jim Irsay was dancing with the Colts yesterday after the win. Which NFL owner would be most fun to hangout with? 

Ben and Aaron take flight on the Cabin Crew Podcast, by Jets fans for Jets fans. From their humble (and sad) beginnings rooting for Chad Pennington and Mark Sanchez, through the false hope of Ryan Fitzpatrick, all the way to the savior of Aaron Rodgers, the guys have seen it all. Rodgers has been hitting the New York sports scene and Sauce Gardner doesn't know who Jessica Alba is. The off-season workout clips have dropped and we're still pinching ourselves. Is a 13 win season possible for the Jets? We feel crazy. A quick NFL draft recap leaves us feeling good about the front office and Joe Douglas, putting the right pieces in place to, dare we say it, win a Super Bowl this season?

Longtime NFL QB Josh McCown joins Trey to discuss his long football career, including growing up as an undersized player in Texas, being recruited and playing in college for the SMU Mustangs, transferring to Sam Houston St, getting selected by the Arizona Cardinals with the 81st pick in the 3rd round of the 2002 NFL Draft, what he learned from backing up Jake "The Snake" Plummer with the Cardinals, dealing with changing teams frequently after leaving Arizona, a key lesson learned from Chad Pennington during a short stint with the Miami Dolphins, his impressions of former teammate Dan Campbell's coaching of the Detroit Lions, working out for Jim Harbaugh while he was the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, landing with the Chicago Bears after Jay Cutler got injured, and his desire to coach in the NFL.

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Former NFL GM turned ESPN analyst Mike Tannenbaum joined the show. Mike said a lot of the Steelers issues do unfortunately go back to shaky offensive line play even if that unit doesn't look so bad. Mike talked about who was in charge when he was in the Jets front office when it came to having discussions with the Steelers. He said the Steelers aren't as bad as what last week looked like, the Bills just took advantage of things. Mike compared Kenny Pickett to Chad Pennington and Matt Schaub as a pro player. He didn't mean that as a shot because he thinks in today's NFL you can win it all with a QB like that. Mike said Najee Harris has great player potential and you shouldn't give up on him just yet. He doesn't think Mike Tomlin should be on the hot seat and still thinks Tomlin is an all-time great coach. Poni questioned Mike on his hate for Ben Roethlisberger. Mike isn't counting out the Steelers plan because if Pickett is the guy the Steelers will be right back in the mix soon enough, noting that Josh Allen struggled mightily as a rookie. 

Former NFL GM turned ESPN analyst Mike Tannenbaum joined the show. Mike said a lot of the Steelers issues do unfortunately go back to shaky offensive line play even if that unit doesn't look so bad. Mike talked about who was in charge when he was in the Jets front office when it came to having discussions with the Steelers. He said the Steelers aren't as bad as what last week looked like, the Bills just took advantage of things. Mike compared Kenny Pickett to Chad Pennington and Matt Schaub as a pro player. He didn't mean that as a shot because he thinks in today's NFL you can win it all with a QB like that. Mike said Najee Harris has great player potential and you shouldn't give up on him just yet. He doesn't think Mike Tomlin should be on the hot seat and still thinks Tomlin is an all-time great coach. Poni questioned Mike on his hate for Ben Roethlisberger. Mike isn't counting out the Steelers plan because if Pickett is the guy the Steelers will be right back in the mix soon enough, noting that Josh Allen struggled mightily as a rookie.  Reaction to the interview with Mike Tannenbaum. What did the guys think of the comparisons Mike made for Kenny Pickett and his high praise for Mike Tomlin? One of the Kenny comparisons was Chad Pennington, which the guys thought would be Tomlin's dream QB coming into the season.  Penguins twitter is mad at Poni after he tweeted the Penguins would win the Stanley Cup. 

Someone on the show compared Mac Jones to Chad Pennington!

Host Eric Allen is joined in studio by former Jets WR Jerricho Cotchery. They start by talking about J-Co being drafted in 2004 (1:15), his rookie season with the Jets (2:30) and his breakout campaign in 2006 (4:45). The guys also discuss what Chad Pennington meant to Cotchery's career (7:35), what it was like playing for Rex Ryan (9:15) and the playoff runs in 2009 and ‘10 (12:50).J-Co reflects on his 2010 play vs Browns when he injured his groin but still made a huge catch in OT (14:30), how tough it was to say goodbye to the Jets organization in 2011 (20:35), and his thoughts on the current team (26:00). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Young players in Pro football are young men. They often act irrational but most young adults do at some time or another. When you add the element of emotional passion drawn from the spirit of a football game, it gets real interesting, just like it did once to a young QB named Chad Pennington. Come join us at the https://pigskindispatch.com/ (Pigskin Dispatch website) and the https://jerseydispatch.com/ (Sports Jersey Dispatch) to see even more Positive football news! Sign up to get daily football history headlines in your email inbox @ https://pigskindispatch1.aweb.page/p/92342af4-80c0-41a6-8ea2-80671be8d774 (Email-subscriber) Miss our football by the day of the year podcasts, well don't because they can still be found on the https://pigskindispatch.com/ (Pigskin Dispatch website). Go to https://my.captivate.fm/SportsHistoryNetwork.com/Row1 (SportsHistoryNetwork.com/Row1 )for access to the full Row One catalog for gallery prints and gift items. Plus, get a 15% discount on all prints on the Row One Pictorem Gallery with coupon code SHN15.

The Patriots head to New Jersey in hopes of rebounding after the terrible loss last week. Their foes: the 10-4 Jets who are coming off a drubbing of the Seahawks where Chad Pennington had his best game of the season. Can the Patriots get back on the winning track?Game NotesGame video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWCEYs1EW9oHighlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMVsd5I5Q74Andy's solo episode from earlier in 2004: https://patsdynasty.com/game/2004/week-5Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/patriots-dynasty-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are all here, for the first time in a minute the full crew is back. Talking about almost anything that has happened in the last mont of sports. The NBA, MLB, NFL Draft, and CHAD PENNINGTON. It's all here in full force! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sharpe-sports-report/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-sharpe-sports-report/support

For Monday's episode of The Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen, Lee interviews Bonnabel High School head football coach BJ Cohen. Coach Cohen talks about his incredible career playing for the Marshall Thundering Herd where he was teammates of former NFL stars Chad Pennington and Hall of Famer Randy Moss. Also, Coach talks about what his goals are as the new head football coach at Bonnabel, living up to the greats that played at Bonnabel, and finally, comparing the talent of Louisiana to his home state of Georgia. Originally, this was a video podcast, but unfortunately, the low quality of the video has made this an audio podcast. We are sorry about the inconvenience, but we will be back to our normal video show setup on Wednesday!

Michael Robinson and Mike Garafolo are back with a special episode of NFL Total Access: The Locker Room. The guys are live in Los Angeles on Radio Row talking about the biggest stories going on around the league and Chad Pennington stops by to talk Super Bowl LVI and his time as a pro! NFL Total Access: The Locker Room is part of the NFL Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Robinson and Mike Garafolo are back with a special episode of NFL Total Access: The Locker Room. The guys are live in Los Angeles on Radio Row talking about the biggest stories going on around the league and Chad Pennington stops by to talk Super Bowl LVI and his time as a pro! NFL Total Access: The Locker Room is part of the NFL Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Robinson and Mike Garafolo are back with a special episode of NFL Total Access: The Locker Room. The guys are live in Los Angeles on Radio Row talking about the biggest stories going on around the league and Chad Pennington stops by to talk Super Bowl LVI and his time as a pro! NFL Total Access: The Locker Room is part of the NFL Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last week we said that this could've been a divisional round to remember and oh my it didn't disappoint. A weekend that was headlined with some of the craziest finishes we've seen in recent memory. The kickers shined brighter than they have in a while whether it was McPhearless carrying the Bengals another week further or Robbie "The Nittany Lion" Gould ending the Packers season earlier than expected. Does Aaron Rodgers leave Green Bay and if so where, Kellen has a dark horse that actually seems plausible. That was just Saturday, on Sunday Brady falls to Stafford in a game that some believe could've been rigged. Despite Cooper Kupp's monster game Kellen is still not impressed. And have Mahomes and Allen cemented themselves as the next Brady and Manning with one of the greatest playoff games ever? With the immense quarterback talent lining the AFC where does that put some teams who thought they may be safe? CHAD PENNINGTON? All of this and more can heard in this episode and as always a touch of sibling rivalry. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the_sharpe_sports_report/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the_sharpe_sports_report/support

Hour 4:  The crew discusses Mac Jones and his future with callers. Wiggy compares Mac Jones to Jimmy Garoppolo and Chad Pennington. (25:00) The crew reacts to the firing of Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores. Will Jim Harbaugh be the next guy there?  (35:00) Will Wiggy walk-back his Thursday victory lap defending AB?

Former Jets and Dolphins Quarterback and two-time NFL Comeback Player of the Year Chad Pennington sits down with Trent to talk through his journey from high school to Marshall to the NFL. Pennington dives into his experience climbing up the depth chart, his successful senior college season, and his transition into pro football. He relives moments with long time friend Randy Moss and what it was like to attend the Heisman ceremony. He wraps up with highlights from his time with the New York Jets to the Miami Dolphins at the end of his NFL career.

Chad Pennington is just one of those all around stand up guys. He's someone who always has a beautiful smile on his face and is a joy to talk to. He's worked hard to build his career and as all of us know, it's not always easy. He shares some of those stories with us in this weeks episode.Support the show (https://www.thegroupp.com/)

Gresh and Keefe are joined by the Playmaker, Michael Irvin, to discuss the Patriots big win over the Chargers, the growth of Mac Jones, and the Odell Beckham situation in Cleveland. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 Wiggy continues to compare Mac Jones to Chad Pennington and listeners voice their thoughts, Jets Radio broadcaster rips Mac Jones and the Patriots, Mike Evans accidentally gave Tom Brady's 600 TD game ball to a fan See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 - NFL Analyst Boomer Esiason joins The Greg Hill Show, Wiggy compares Mac Jones to Chad Pennington but Boomer Esiason believes Mac Jones can play on the same level as Aaron Rodgers, Replay Bill Belichick Interview Boomer Esiason : Mac Jones countries to get better, Justin Fields and Zach Wilson are not NFL ready, The pats can make the playoffs, Teams should not trade for Deshaun Watson, Mac Jones can become a playmaker  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(0:00) Zolak & Bertrand continue into the 3rd hour with Albert Breer of SI and MMQB, as they discuss Kendrick Bourne's comments about Mac Jones and Jimmy Garoppolo's arm after it was brought up on Good Morning Football. (10:48) Calls come in on comparing Mac Jones to Chad Pennington, the Chiefs bouncing back, and Drew Bledsoe being similar to Jones. (19:35) The guys dive into how many wins Bill Belichick has left with the Patriots, after starting the season 2-4. (30:20) We take more calls on Belichick potentially losing the locker room, the Giants being a fit for him after this season, and potential fits ahead of the trade deadline.  

Hour 4 - Name that 'Trash Can Tune" for Sox -Astros tickets, Pats - Cowboys game discussion, Wiggy thinks the Pats can still make a run, Wiggy compares Mac Jones to Chad Pennington See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's time for Week 5 of the 2021 NFL season, which means it's also time for the Touchdown Wire Preview Podcast with Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield! This week, our intrepid analysts pose the following questions: Why is Russell Wilson a slugger when he should be a volume puncher?  Why does Zach WIlson have the worst pre-snap motion stats... maybe ever?  Why should the Packers avoid any Cover-0 looks against Joe Burrow?  Why do the Steelers keep running that flat pass to Najee Harris on fourth down when it never works?  Why can't the Dolphins decide on an offensive philosophy, and why should we give Richard Sherman after his tough outing against the Patriots?  Why is Washington's defense a complete tire fire?  Why is Jalen Hurts leaving so many big plays on the field, and what does the Stephon Gilmore trade tell you about Carolina's defensive philosophy?  Why does Trevor Lawrence not have the head coach he deserves, and can we just be done with the Urban Meyer thing already?  Will Mac Jones get off the Chad Pennington plan this season, and why does New England's 2021 defense look a lot like New England's 2019 defense (which is a really good thing)? How will the Raiders counter Justin Fields and Bill Lazor's mercifully great passing plan? (Hint: It's not with that spot-drop country Cover-3 you guys play all the time).  Why should the Browns be concerned about Baker Mayfield all of a sudden?  And why are the Bills' and Cardinals' defenses leading the way for those teams, above and beyond their high-powered offenses? 

Former Jets quarterback Chad Pennington joins us today to provide his perspective on the current Jets team, memories from his playing days, and what it is like to play in New York.Chad has been working an ambassador with the Mayo Clinic Comeback Player of the Year Award, which honors inspiring college football players who overcome adversity. You can learn more about the award here: https://www.comeback-player.com/home/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chad Pennington sits down with me to talk about his fatherhood journey. We talk about the values he is looking to instill into his kids. After that we talk about his time in the NFL. In addition we chat about how has helped to bring the football program back at Sayre School. Lastly, we finish the interview with the Fatherhood Quick Five.  About Chad Pennington  Chad Pennington played in the NFL for eleven years. He was selected by the New York Jets in the first round in the 2000 NFL Draft. He played for the Jets then played for the Miami Dolphins. Chad won the NFL Comeback Player of the Year Award twice. He is the NFL's all-time leader in career completion percentage. Chad is currently the Director of Football and Head Coach at Sayre School. Besides having a great career in the NFL, Chad and his wife, Robin started up the 1st and 10 Foundation. That organization was created to build stronger communities by funding programs to help improve quality of life. They are also busy with their three sons, who love to play outdoors just like their dad. Follow Chad on Twitter at @ChadPennington.  Tonies Is This Week's Sponsor Tonies was created by Patric Fassbender and Marcus Stahl. The reason for their creation was  for one reason, their kids. Patrick and Marcus feel that childhood should be a magical time full of big adventures and lovable memories. They wanted to create a way for kids to experience storytelling in a digital age, that stimulates their imagination and creativity in ways that a screen can't. They made the Toniebox for kids and parents who want to feel good about their entertainment at home and to bring back imagination in its purest form. Tonies is an immersive, wondrous experience you can feel good about, but more importantly a community you can be part of now and for many years to come. About The Art of Fatherhood Podcast  The Art of Fatherhood Podcast follows the journey of fatherhood. Your host, Art Eddy talks with fantastic dads from all around the world where they share their thoughts on fatherhood. In addition, you get a unique perspective on fatherhood. You hear from guests like Joe Montana, Kevin Smith, Danny Trejo, Jerry Rice, Jeff Foxworthy, Patrick Warburton, Jeff Kinney, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, Kyle Busch, Dennis Quaid, Dwight Freeney and many more.

(02:05)  Former Miami Dolphins wide receiver Greg Camarillo joins me to talk about his upbringing leading up to his NFL career, his time with the Miami Dolphins, the memorable game winning touchdown against Baltimore that gave the Dolphins their first win of the season, the 11-5 Dolphins season in 2008, which led them to winning the AFC East division and hosting a playoff game at home, the famous wildcat game against New England, his road to recovery following an ACL injury, and more.(35:37)  Full game-by-game breakdowns and recaps of games 1 and 2 of the Heat vs. Bucks series, where the Heat dropped both of the first two games on the road in Milwaukee. My thoughts on the notable performances and what needs to happen in games 3 and 4. DM me on Twitter: @SportsVibes305E-mail me: miamisportsvibes@gmail.comWebsite: miamisportsvibes.comThank you for all of your support!

On today's episode: We dive into some draft prospects and good system fits for them. Also, we discuss their pro comparisons to former and current NFL players. Who do we think is a pro comp for Chad Pennington? Listen in to find out! Finally, we close out the episode by discussing some NFL Draft hot takes. The takes are so hot, that we warn you to listen with caution and keep a fire extinguisher on hand! Want to discuss the episode or anything else football? Hit us up on Twitter: @amardesai23, @taddesai94, and @desaiguys. Intro and Outro Song: Rock Angel by Joakim Karud https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported— CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b… Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/K8eRXvLL7Wo Support The Desai Guys Football Forum by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-desai-guys-football-forumSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chad Pennington (the other Chad Pennington) is a flawed man, just like every man. And he's a godly man, NOT like every man. Chad and his wife are a comeback story from an affair that rocked the foundation of their marriage. Only they didn't just come back. They came roaring back. They're not just making it. They're mentoring others and playing offense. This week's episode is a life lesson in grace, purpose, and a never quit attitude. Follow Sean on Instagram: Sean

As we take a look back at the 20th anniversary of the 1999 MAC Championship in 1999 former Herd players Chad Pennington and Doug Chapman joined the program to reflect on that major milestone in Marshall history.

Today we were blessed to have a college coaching legend on our podcast, Ed Zaunbrecher. Ed coached at multiple Universities including time at LSU, Florida, Arizona, Purdue, Michigan State, amongst others! Ed was an offensive mastermind who brought a tough edge to the quarterback room. He also coached the likes of several first round draft picks including: Chad Pennington, Byron Leftwich, and Rex Grossman!  Tune in today to hear the great coach!  Topics today Include: Separation of Good Offenses and Great Offenses Chad Pennington Story Training footwork with the eyes closed Passion for Coach Z with the quarterback position Recruiting and How it has changed Advice for young players and coaches Common issues Ed sees with his high school quarterbacks  Assessing quarterbacks  3 people who have influenced Coach Zaunbrecher  Do not forget that the docs are here to help! If you are a quarterback and you need an evaluation, reach out to us! You can email us at dusty@theqbdocs.com.   

Former Jets and Dolphins QB Chad Pennington joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk NFL and more.

Hour three of SportsTalk starts with Matt Hayes joining John and Jimmy to talk about day one of SEC Media Days. Then Comments from Missouri LB Cale Garrett as he meet with the media. Plus more from The Starting Lineups Tyler Ivens from Chad Pennington's camp in Union County.

Hour three of SportsTalk starts with Matt Hayes joining John and Jimmy to talk about day one of SEC Media Days. Then Comments from Missouri LB Cale Garrett as he meet with the media. Plus more from The Starting Lineups Tyler Ivens from Chad Pennington's camp in Union County.

Tyler Ivens interviewed former Jets and Dolphins QB Chad Pennington at his camp and the interview was played during today's SportsTalk with John and Jimmy.

Tyler Ivens interviewed former Jets and Dolphins QB Chad Pennington at his camp and the interview was played during today's SportsTalk with John and Jimmy.

Tyler Ivens interviewed former Jets and Dolphins QB Chad Pennington at his camp and the interview was played during today's SportsTalk with John and Jimmy.

Hour three of SportsTalk starts with Matt Hayes joining John and Jimmy to talk about day one of SEC Media Days. Then Comments from Missouri LB Cale Garrett as he meet with the media. Plus more from The Starting Lineups Tyler Ivens from Chad Pennington's camp in Union County.

Tyler Ivens interviewed former Jets and Dolphins QB Chad Pennington at his camp and the interview was played during today's SportsTalk with John and Jimmy.

Former Jets, Dolphins and Knoxville Webb QB Chad Pennington joined John and Jimmy on sportsTalk to talk football and his upcoming camp.

Former Jets, Dolphins and Knoxville Webb QB Chad Pennington joined John and Jimmy on sportsTalk to talk football and his upcoming camp.

Former Jets, Dolphins and Knoxville Webb QB Chad Pennington joined John and Jimmy on sportsTalk to talk football and his upcoming camp.

Episode 071 – Occasionally Great Podcast   How do you create a show that people remember? My theory is simple. If you want word-of-mouth do things worth talking about.   That particular phrase is one I learned from Seth Godin. However, I learned that theory years and years ago.   Learning From Radio When I started in radio 25 years ago, my goal was to make every break a home run. Creating a show that creates buzz appears to be a daunting task.   A typical radio show is four hours. With an average of four talk breaks or bits an hour, a daily show would include sixteen bits a show. At three minutes a bit for a morning show, we talking about 48 minutes of material. That would roughly equal to an average podcast.   After a few years in radio, I realized that creating sixteen different pieces of content that are stellar and buzz-worthy is nearly impossible on a regular basis. It is also unnecessary. Your listener will not remember all sixteen things you do on the show this week.   People remember one big thing. Create the one killer bit that will create some buzz.   You can't manufacture marketing and make people talk. The buzz is created when you do something amazing. To discover what is amazing, you need to continue to try different things.   You will be surprised by what moves people. People will mention hearing things on your show that you never dreamed would make a connection. The more you receive that feedback, the more you will be able to recognize it when it happens.   Be occasionally great rather than consistently good.   You don't win by removing mistakes. You win by giving your audience a reason to listen. Occasionally great bits will give your listener those reasons.   If you conduct interviews on your show, you do not need to make every question Earth shattering. You need one or two great questions that people will remember. Your listener will say, “Did you hear what she asked her guest?” The answer will be one great question, not the entire interview.   Make your listener remember one thing. Consistently good is admission to the game. Occasionally great wins.   Examples of Occasionally Great Let's looks at some examples of both.   In baseball, who are some of the players that come to mind?   How about Willie Keeler and Jimmy Rollins? They hold the record for most Major League Baseball consecutive games with a hit.   Willie Keeler is #2 with 45 hits in 1896. Jimmy Rollins is #8 with 38 in 2005.   This means they consistently get on base. Valuable to the team. But hardly memorable.   How about Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, and Alex Rodriguez? These are the Top 5 of the list of players with the most Major League Baseball home runs.   Other than Babe Ruth at .342, the other four had batting averages between .298 and .305. In comparison, Keeler hit .341 in his career.   These home run guys got a hit less than one out of three tries. Less than stellar, yet memorable. Occasionally great.   Maybe American football is your sport.   Would you consider Chad Pennington one of the most memorable quarterbacks to every play the game? He holds a 66% career passing percentage in the National Football League over 10 seasons playing for 2 different teams. That puts him at #2 on the list.   Pennington completed 2 of every 3 passing attempts. Pretty consistent. Not quite memorable.   Could you put Bart Starr and Joe Namath on a list of great quarterbacks?   Bart Starr was the QB of Superbowl 1 & 2. Joe Namath was also a Superbowl quarterback. Their stories are legends.   Starr is #71 on the passing percentage list at 57% over 15 seasons. Namath is #163 on the same list at 50% over 8 seasons. Less consistent, but memorable.   Let's talk acting.   Christopher Lee has made 276 movie and acting appearances. He has been in Dracula and The Lord Of The Rings.   Robert Loggia was in Scarface and made 223 other film and acting appearances.   You saw Ernie Hudson in The Crow. If not there, he was in 190 other movies and productions. You wold probably recognize him if you saw him.   All three are solid, consistent actors. They are hardly household names.   Every heard of Tom Hanks. He has only made 37 films and other appearances. Less than 20% of the number Hudson has appeared in. Less than 14% of Lee.   On the other hand, to date, Tom Hanks' films have averaged $96.3M per movie. A few have been occasionally great and won Oscars. Not nearly the number of appearances. His home runs make up for it.   Will Smith has made 29 theatrical appearances. His movies average $127M. Fewer films. More blockbusters.   Will Smith is also known as a hip hop star. However, he has only released 4 solo albums. Two of his albums went gold. One is 2x platinum. One is 9x platinum.   Will Smith actually released more albums as half of DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. That act released 5 albums. Three of those reached gold, one platinum and one 3x platinum.   These guys are all huge, because they are occasionally great.   Find Your One Thing Don't try to be everything to everyone. Be the best at one thing.   What are you known for? What is the one thing you can do on the episode this week that your listener will remember?   Find your one thing. Be occasionally great.     I'd love to help you with your podcast. Post any questions or comments you might have, or e-mail me at Erik@PodcastTalentCoach.com.   You can find my podcast and other tools to help you create great content at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com. Let's turn your information into engaging entertainment.   Let's turn your information into engaging entertainment.