Podcast appearances and mentions of Cody Allen

Lorcan Finnegan's wild and weird trip-fest flick The Surfer is one that's had local audiences salivating at the prospect of its arrival. That anticipation went into hyperdrive when Oscar winning actor and walking cult-factory Nicolas Cage was announced as the leading man, a bloke returning home to the South West to buy his family home, reconnect with family, and surf a little. His idea of a Christmas sojourn is scarpered when 'the locals', headed up by Julian McMahon at his career best, thwart his chance of escaping the heat and securing the home he has his eyes on.The Surfer is, admittedly, a divisive flick, with reactions ranging from comparisons to Wake in Fright, to our own critic Cody Allen voicing displeasure with it. I personally found the film akin to that of a dehydrated fever dream, as if you're continually out of reach of hydrolytes and salvation, so instead you have to resort to drinking dog shit filled water and maybe chowing down on local rodents to get by. It's sweaty, filthy, and at times, oddly representative of what it feels like to visit Margaret River and Yallingup after downing too many bevvies at Beerfarm. And yeah, those comparisons to Ted Kotcheff's flick feel apt given its presentation of masculinity, but to me it's more like a West Aussie version of the seventies thriller The Swimmer.There's something really sweaty about The Surfer, a mystery embedded in a world of mean and mad folks who each have a sly streak of cruelty, wrapped up in that familiar Aussie friendliness. I was never sure where Lorcan Finnegan and writer Thomas Martin was taking me, but I was bloody happy to be dragged along in the process. There's a risk taking mindset to The Surfer, one that pushes at the boundaries of what Aussie films or stories can be. If this is where Aussie stories told from non-Aussie perspectives might be going, then strap me in, I'm on for the whole ride.As Western Australia ramps up to becoming a full throttled filmmaking state with the 2026 arrival of our first 'film studios', it then became a good time to touch base with surrogate sandgroper Robert Connolly, this time wearing a producer hat, to talk about his role in bringing The Surfer to WA shores, what his experience of having made films like Paper Planes and Blueback brings to a major production like this one, and additionally, what his producing presence means for filmmakers, actors, and Aussie creatives.It's always a delight to be able to talk to Robert, just as it's been a delight to be able to see the global reaction to a film like The Surfer. If you're in Australia, you'll have your chance to catch the film on the big screen - just how it's meant to be seen - from 15 May, before it heads onto Stan. later in the year.Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Bluesky @thecurbau. We are a completely independent and ad free website that lives on the support of listeners and readers just like you. Visit Patreon.com/thecurbau, where you can support our work from as little as $1 a month. If you are unable to financially support us, then please consider sharing this interview with your podcast loving friends.We'd also love it if you could rate and review us on the podcast player of your choice. Every review helps amplify the interviews and stories from storytellers to a wider audience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lorcan Finnegan's wild and weird trip-fest flick The Surfer is one that's had local audiences salivating at the prospect of its arrival. That anticipation went into hyperdrive when Oscar winning actor and walking cult-factory Nicolas Cage was announced as the leading man, a bloke returning home to the South West to buy his family home, reconnect with family, and surf a little. His idea of a Christmas sojourn is scarpered when 'the locals', headed up by Julian McMahon at his career best, thwart his chance of escaping the heat and securing the home he has his eyes on.The Surfer is, admittedly, a divisive flick, with reactions ranging from comparisons to Wake in Fright, to our own critic Cody Allen voicing displeasure with it. I personally found the film akin to that of a dehydrated fever dream, as if you're continually out of reach of hydrolytes and salvation, so instead you have to resort to drinking dog shit filled water and maybe chowing down on local rodents to get by. It's sweaty, filthy, and at times, oddly representative of what it feels like to visit Margaret River and Yallingup after downing too many bevvies at Beerfarm. And yeah, those comparisons to Ted Kotcheff's flick feel apt given its presentation of masculinity, but to me it's more like a West Aussie version of the seventies thriller The Swimmer.There's something really sweaty about The Surfer, a mystery embedded in a world of mean and mad folks who each have a sly streak of cruelty, wrapped up in that familiar Aussie friendliness. I was never sure where Lorcan Finnegan and writer Thomas Martin was taking me, but I was bloody happy to be dragged along in the process. There's a risk taking mindset to The Surfer, one that pushes at the boundaries of what Aussie films or stories can be. If this is where Aussie stories told from non-Aussie perspectives might be going, then strap me in, I'm on for the whole ride.As Western Australia ramps up to becoming a full throttled filmmaking state with the 2026 arrival of our first 'film studios', it then became a good time to touch base with surrogate sandgroper Robert Connolly, this time wearing a producer hat, to talk about his role in bringing The Surfer to WA shores, what his experience of having made films like Paper Planes and Blueback brings to a major production like this one, and additionally, what his producing presence means for filmmakers, actors, and Aussie creatives.It's always a delight to be able to talk to Robert, just as it's been a delight to be able to see the global reaction to a film like The Surfer. If you're in Australia, you'll have your chance to catch the film on the big screen - just how it's meant to be seen - from 15 May, before it heads onto Stan. later in the year.Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Bluesky @thecurbau. We are a completely independent and ad free website that lives on the support of listeners and readers just like you. Visit Patreon.com/thecurbau, where you can support our work from as little as $1 a month. If you are unable to financially support us, then please consider sharing this interview with your podcast loving friends.We'd also love it if you could rate and review us on the podcast player of your choice. Every review helps amplify the interviews and stories from storytellers to a wider audience. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

YouthCare is working to end youth homelessness. About 1,800 youth are living on the streets in our area, and the team at YouthCare is committed to ending homeless and helping youth reach their full potential. Degale Cooper is the CEO and President, and Kody Allen is a program manager. Many LGBTQ youth have been abandoned by their families and need a support system to learn and thrive. www.youthcare.org See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of The DTC Insider podcast, Brian Roisentul sat down with Cody Allen, the co-founder of Cuso Cuts, a brand that's redefining how we think about high-end kitchen essentials and seasonings. Cody teamed up with chef and content creator Jack in 2020, combining their expertise in performance marketing and culinary innovation. Since launching, they've achieved exponential growth year-over-year, hitting national retailers, partnering with NFL players, and growing a massive following of 8M across platforms. From their origins in knives to their success in the seasoning market, Cody's team has found a way to make these products cool, accessible, and wildly successful. Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn: The impact of co-founder Jack's influence on brand success. How Cuso Cuts achieved over 20% YoY growth during Black Friday. Content marketing as a powerful driver of customer acquisition. Adapting to consumer needs: The shift from knives to seasonings. The role of natural ingredients in elevating home cooking. Community engagement as a key factor in brand loyalty. Prioritizing profitability over aggressive growth in 2025. The complexity of sales attribution and multi-touchpoint tracking. Appealing to home cooks vs. professional chefs in brand positioning. The strategic approach to transitioning from online to retail. Sponsor for this episode: This episode is brought to you by BSR Digital. BSR Digital helps e-commerce brands that want to scale their business to the next level through paid ads & email marketing. To learn more about BSR Digital, visit their website or book a call here.

Jeff Stanfield & Andy Shaver are joined by Cody Allen & Deonta Howard. They deliver the rundown on all things solar… pro, cons, and when it's feasible. They also share close calls they've had with electricity and meth heads stealing from the solar sites.

Cody Allen is an entrepreneur, business owner, influencer, and athlete. He joins the show to talk about: -Being a so-called "washed up athlete" -His ability to create and develop connections -Working with Jack Mancuso (aka Chef Cuso) -The upcoming arrival of his son and being present -Why he decided to focus on softball/flag football content on social media and the responses he receives -And much more! FOLLOW US AT: Instagram: connectablepodcast YouTube: Connectable Podcast Facebook: connectablepodcast X: connectablepod TikTok: connectablepodcast ⁠ #connectablepodcast⁠

Adam Dustman, Independence Police Chief, joins Pete Mundo in studio to talk about the life of Cody Allen and how you can help his family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bo and the crew talk about if Ole Miss is a better team than Missouri, Alabama taking on Auburn this weekend and Jimmy Johnson entering the Ring of Honor in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at who would win if Ole Miss and Missouri played and if the Rebels can make the Cotton Bowl. Alabama insider Ryan Fowler joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the Crimson Tide taking on Auburn. Ryan talks about how it has been a great week as an Alabama fan after Auburn lost to New Mexico State. Ryan says he wouldn't take Alabama on the spread because Jordan Hare Stadium is a hard place to play but he also criticizes the field. Ryan wonders if Alabama can even seal their own ticket to the CFP with a win over Georgia and if other things need to happen for Alabama to be in. Ryan gives his pick for the Heisman trophy and thinks that the team's wins and losses count for and against the candidate. Owner of FS-1 concepts Cody Allen joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the best in kitchen appliances and equipment live in the BankPlus Studio. Cody talks about his life in the restaurant business and how he has been able to get involved with premium kitchen equipment. Cody talks about how FS-1 makes the buying process easy for restaurant level equipment and appliances. Cody is a Saints fan and talks about his low expectations for the season. Bo and the crew talk about Drinksgiving and Jimmy Johnson joining the Cowboys Ring of Honor. The guys talk about bringing cocktails to friend's houses and how young people drink big batches of drinks out of the same container. Bo thinks back on his days in college and memories with "whoop juice". Dallas Cowboys legend Jimmy Johnson will finally be inducted into the Ring of Honor and the guys talk about what took so long. Bo looks at the relationship between the former coach and owner Jerry Jones. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Owner of FS-1 concepts Cody Allen joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the best in kitchen appliances and equipment live in the BankPlus Studio. Cody talks about his life in the restaurant business and how he has been able to get involved with premium kitchen equipment. Cody talks about how FS-1 makes the buying process easy for restaurant level equipment and appliances. Cody is a Saints fan and talks about his low expectations for the season. Out of Bounds is sponsored by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/BOUNDS today to get 10% off your first month Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode we chat with former Cleveland closer and All-Time Saves Leader Cody Allen about his career To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Self-worth is the belief in one's own intrinsic value and abilities. It's important to recognize that self-worth comes from within and cannot be determined by external factors. Self-worth is the foundation upon which we build confidence and resilience, allowing us to face challenges with a positive mindset and overcome obstacles. It's crucial to develop a healthy sense of self-worth in order to lead fulfilling lives and reach our full potential. Cody Allen imparts his life's lessons, wisdom, and counsel to everyone listening today. Your value doesn't decrease based on someone's inability to see your worth. After all, self-worth comes from one thing - thinking that you are worthy. Tune in as young leaders ask questions about life, personal growth, and more! Quotes: “The biggest thing that I learned at a young age, and then I still carry through today is that doing the unpopular thing.” – Cody Allen “The further that you find people getting away from their core values, the more their life is apt to fall down.” – Cody Allen “If you work hard at something, you should be extremely proud of it.” – Cody Allen Takeaways: Doing the right thing isn't always popular or easy. It takes courage and conviction to stand up for what you believe in, even if it means going against the crowd. Ultimately, doing the unpopular thing can lead to personal growth and can be a catalyst for change. It's important to stay true to yourself and your values, even in the face of challenges or outside pressures, to avoid losing sight of what truly matters. When we put in the effort to achieve something, we should take pride in our accomplishments, regardless of the outcome. It's important to recognize and appreciate the hard work that goes into achieving our goals, and not let fear of failure or self-doubt overshadow our achievements. Conclusion: Self-worth is something that can't be earned or given by others - it comes from within. Often, we look to external sources for validation, however, it's important to remember that we don't need others to determine our worth. Instead, we can treat ourselves with kindness and respect, celebrating our strengths and accomplishments. Remember to be gentle with yourself when you make mistakes and learn from them instead of dwelling on them. Ultimately, you are already worthy just by existing. So, take care of yourself and recognize your own intrinsic value.

This week, Albert is joined by Cody Allen, collegiate athlete turned multiple business owner/co-owner. Cody discusses how he interprets the word Entrepreneur and not feeling better than anybody else and the importance of eliminating titles. Albert asks cody how he initially got into his businesses and lessons he's learned while trying to navigate through work and personal life. Albert and Cody discuss therapy and parental dynamics from fathers and diving into their childhood life and turning points that had a big impact on their lives. Lastly, Cody details his positions in his businesses and future plans. All this plus more, ENJOY!Follow Cody Allen On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecodyallen/?hl=en  Check Out Cody Allen's Website: https://thecodyallen.com/Follow Albert Fig On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/albert_fig/?hl=enFollow The Podcast On Twitter: https://twitter.com/Hypocritical_AFFollow The Podcast On Tik Tok: Hypocritical AF Podcast Check Out Hypocritical AF On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/hypocriticalafpodcastListen On Apple iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hypocritical-af/id1542417082Listen On Spotify:  Hypocritical AF00:00:00 - Intro Snippet00:01:33 - Start Of Episode00:02:10 - Not Liking The Word Entrepreneur00:04:18 - The Book Proffit First00:08:51 - How Albert Found Cody00:11:16 - Cody On Getting Into Business00:16:14 - Life/Work Balance00:19:47 - Therapy and Resentment00:23:26 - Parental Dynamics00:32:12 - Albert Does A Deep Dive Into Cody's Early Childhood00:39:05 - Albert Life Turning Point00:47:38 - Cody's Colligiate Background00:49:43 - Cody's Different Businesses01:03:03 - OutroSupport the show

Cody Allen played eight years in the major leagues, all but one of them in Cleveland. He spent the bulk of that time as the closer, locking down wins for a Cleveland team that played in the 2016 World Series. His season-high for saves came in 2015 when he racked up 34 and he had two other seasons with 30 or more saves. Aside from helping his team win games, he was also passionate about living out his faith in the clubhouse and on the field. He joins Scott Linebrink this week on "Get in the Game" to reflect on the highs and lows of his career and how faith helped him keep a positive perspective on what can be a results-oriented profession full of pressure. "Get in the Game" is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. RELATED PODCASTS:— Jason Adam – Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher— Jaime Garcia – Former Professional Baseball Player— Trevor Hoffman – Hall of Fame Closer

Cody Allen's children Rylee and Michael were two of the teenage children murdered by Jesse McFadden in Henryetta earlier this month. Cody spoke exclusively with KRMG's Crystal Kelly and Crystal goes in-depth with the KRMG Morning News.

Cody Allen is the father of 17-year-old Rylee Allen and 15-year-old Michael Mayo, the oldest of Holly McFadden's three children. Rylee and Michael were murdered along with their sister, 14-year-old Tiffany Guess, and their mother Holly in Henryetta. Teenagers Ivy Webster and Brittany Brewer. Cody Allen spoke exclusively with KRMG's Crystal Kelly.

Today we sit down with Cody Allen, a former collegiate athlete turned entrepreneur. Through his business development agency, he has grown businesses to 50M+ in revenue. He has founded other start ups including his more recent, Cuso Cuts with his friend Jack Mancuso. In the health and wellness space he has worked and educated alongside some of the biggest brands in the industry expressing both sides of his laudable career knowledge. You can check out Cody on IG @thecodyallen Keep up with more Forever Athlete at www.forever-athlete.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cory-camp/message

From Finance to Fitness to Fiscal Success Cody Allen, Digital Cartel Media   – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 889 Cody Allen Cody Allen is a former collegiate athlete turned entrepreneur. He organizes informational and practicable fitness events and business development seminars, expressing both sides of his laudable career knowledge. His years in the fitness space shined a light on how mental perspectives in competitive sports can improve a brand or company's exposure, performance, and success. As a result, he began outreach through Digital Cartel Media teaching clients The Allen Approach to business (it's better than the wrench!). His is a straightforward and practical formula in the digital world where content is king. Cody loves his work and knows it's nearly impossible to sustain a prosperous model when you're running on empty at the helm, feeling miserable or defeated every day, or lacking confidence in your vision. His company, Digital Cartel Media, helps people focus on their dream, and build their brand like a pro. Cody has partnered with some of the largest brands in the fitness industry including Optimum Nutrition, Ten Thousand, Pure Kana, Whoop, AND MORE He's been featured on notable programming, including Thrive Global, Yahoo! Finance, Business Insider, Medium, and SportsGossip.com Athletes live in a high-stress jungle. The margin between success and failure may be but a few seconds. Presentations and negotiations are like this, too. Using Mr. Allen's Ebook you can fine-tune your plans, gain greater consistency and clarity, discover your target audience, and determine how to get your message heard. Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with Cody Allen about finding success fiscally, financially, and in fitness. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show: - How there are many parallels between an athletic career and a business career. - Why people who focus on their health have more fruitful careers in their lives. - How efficiency is key when you're trying to scale a business. - How business owners can immediately generate revenue by staying slim when they first open. - Why being authentic and building relationships is an important part of being a business owner.   Connect with Cody: Guest Contact Info Twitter @DCartelMedia Instagram @digitalcartelmedia Facebook facebook.com/digitalcartelmedia LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/digital-cartel-media   Links Mentioned: digitalcartelmedia.com   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen in as you, too, can "crush" on Cody as he discusses the importance of recognizing the dangers of rhabdomyolysis and the understanding of why our treatment for it is so crucial. 

Rerelease of my conversation with Goalkeeper Drummer Cody Allen from 2020

Cody Allen is a former Sacramento State football player, entrepreneur, and host of the Fill the Gap Podcast. He joins the show to talk about his athletic/coaching background, how sports can help develop a positive understanding of masculinity, the importance of competing everyday, why he started the Fill the Gap Podcast, and more. Cody shares a lot of great insight and knowledge in this episode. We're thankful that he's a part of our Home Team.#HomeTeamSac FOLLOW US AT:Instagram: @hometeamsacYouTube: Home Team SacramentoTwitter: @hometeamsacFacebook: @hometeamsacFacebook Group for Coaches: Home Team 

We are back and chattin it up with Cody Allen! Since we spoke with him last he's, started new companies, moved houses, and really just built a brand around himself. We talk about being authentic, why he doesn't just promote anything, and what his next plans are for the future. We also kinda bullshit a little but that's how we roll.

Welcome to this episode of Boudoir- From Passion to Pro. This week Michael chats with photographer Cody Allen of Auburn, Alabama.  Cody and his wife recently made the decision to transition their photography business from wedding-based shoots to mainly boudoir sessions, and their results have been phenomenal. Cody talks more about the experience as a straight male boudoir photographer, growing his business and working hard to be able to put his day job behind him    Michael and Cody also discuss: - Dealing with judgmental people who may not understand what you do - Transitioning from wedding photography to boudoir - Balancing his wife, kids, day job and a growing boudoir business - Going from free boudoir sessions to charging his first clients - Growing his offerings from a $200 per shoot to grossing $8k a month - Michael breaks down Cody's website; the good and the bad. Follow Cody on Instagram https://lovelegacystudios.com/ Hosted by Michael Sasser, Sasser Stills Boudoir Rate and Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Rate and Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe to Michael on YouTube Sasser Stills Boudoir Michael's Online Courses Facebook Boudoir Community: boudoircourses.com/community

Enjoy Pi Day with Jovial Jay and Shua as they take the idea completely out of context and talk about Private Investigators of 80s TV. It's a great episode to listen to 3.14 times!    There are many ways to celebrate Pi Day on March 14. Whether you make a nice round birthday cake for Albert Einstein or share all kinds of round food with your friends, we think you'll have fun watching 80's TV shows about Private Investigators. Join us for a circular show of Magnum proportions on Enjoy Stuff!   News Get ready for Easter candy and breakfast fusion with the new Rice Krispies and Apple Jacks treats And if that's not enough sweet morning candy for you, try the Dunkin' Iced Coffee Jelly Beans The Muppets' Electric Mayhem is getting their very own series on Disney+ There is an ‘I Am Legend' sequel being worked on with Will Smith and Michael B. Jordan The Quantum Leap reboot keeps getting new cast members. Raymond Lee will be the lead What we're Enjoying Jay is getting ready for Easter by exploring a variety of rabbit holes. One is Michael J Fox movies. Early movies like Midnight Madness and Teen Wolf make for a fun revisit of the actor's origins. Shua was surprised to enjoy The Batman as much as he did. It was an interesting take on the Dark Knight with a detective story and a surprising message of hope by the end.     Enjoy TV! What is Pi? A delicious dessert? A mathematical constant? Well, yeah. But to recognize this year's March 14, with different kinds of P.I.s; private investigators of the 80's.    Magnum PI pushed Tom Selleck to the top of fame when he starred as Thomas Magnum, private investigator staying in the mansion of Robin Masters and tormenting the butler, Higgins. All this while solving crimes while driving around in a fancy car.    1984's Riptide starred Perry King as Cody Allen and solved mysteries with his friends Nick and Boz, while driving around in a fancy car.    Simon and Simon were two brothers who, while opposite in a lot of ways, were great at solving mysteries and driving around in a variety of fancy cars.    Hardcastle and McCormick premiered in 1983 and starred the legendary Brian Keith as Judge Hardcastle who is trying to catch a bunch of criminals who escaped conviction with the help of a car thief named McCormick, who drives around in a stolen fancy car.    Hunter set the stage for overly-macho guys who carry big guns, but sometimes have a female partner. Rick Hunter and his partner DeeDee McCall help to save Los Angeles, but don't always have the luxury of a fancy car.    Spenser for Hire showed us that the great Robert Urich as Spenser, saving the day in Boston with his reliable and not yet Star Trekified Avery Brooks, while driving around in a fancy Mustang car.    And this just scratches the surface. In our head cannon, they were all connected and worked for Angela Lansbury's Jessica Fletcher.    What else can you do on Pi Day? How about some Pi-kus? Or maybe have a Pi-arty? Serve some Pi-themed food like Pi-napple or Pi-stachios. Whatever you do, have 3.14 times the fun on this fun Monday! Are you celebrating Pi Day? Do you have a crime that needs investigating? Let us know. Come talk to us in the Discord channel or send us an email to podcast@enjoystuff.com

In this episode of Josh Evans IRL, Cody Allen and Josh talk about the search for absolute truth, and how much you really know? The boys discuss what's wrong with the world, but what's real. People often forget what's real because visual effects are used to make life seem perfect. It even makes us feel like we're watching a movie at times. We know it can be tempting to believe everything you read, so let Cody and Josh help you tell the difference between what's real and what's not. You can follow Cody on Instagram @thecodyallen Want To Learn More From Josh? Join His Private Facebook Group: Fat Loss Essentials Find Free Articles, Online Courses, And More From Josh at CoachJoshEvans.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshevansirl/support

On this week's episode featuring cleveland.com and Plain Dealer columnist Terry Pluto, and host David Campbell: Why Browns vs. Steelers is Terry's most-looked-forward-to Browns game since the opener against the Chiefs;What was behind D'Ernest Johnson's breakout game against Denver, 22 carries for 146 yards;Why the Cavs are starting to build an identity, even though the season is only a handful of games old;What kind of basketball the Cavs are playing, and what kind of ball they want to play;The surprising case of Eddie Rosario's postseason after the Indians traded him to Atlanta;Terry discusses his upcoming “Faith & You” column about families dealing with dementia;Terry answers fan questions about whether Kenny Lofton or Omar Vizquel will be in the Hall of Fame someday; and if he's concerned about the banged-up Browns offensive line;And this week's Terry's Trivia: What's unique about Cody Allen's birthday? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Ebbs and Flows.” The ups and downs, growth and decline. We caught up with Cody on his personal life, business life and all his Ebbs and Flows on how he got to be where he is today. Follow him on all platforms: @thecodyallen

Back Sports Page presents a new episode of the Exit Velo podcast with your host Adam Cohen and Henry Winkelhake. In this episode of the Exit Velo podcast, Adam Cohen and Henry Winkelhake discuss the eye-popping fourteen-year, $340 million extensions given to one of the most exciting young players in the game. The duo mentions a couple of other players who can receive an extension, and how the Padres' finances will suffer from yet another megadeal. Besides Tatis Jr.'s outrageous deal, Cody Allen, Brian Dozier, and Tim Tebow all retire and the crew looks back at each of their baseball careers. Afterward, the team talks about minor MLB transactions, such as the Yankees re-signing Brett Gardner, the A's spending money for a change, and the Padres adding low-cost, high reward additions to their bullpen. To cap off the show, Adam and Henry debate who is the best second baseman in baseball. In baseball's most top-heavy position, there is a lot of disagreements between each list. Follow the show and the archives at www.backsportspage.com and on the Back Sports Page social media platforms (Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram). Please add the show page from the website as well. Additionally, follow the Exit Velo podcast on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @exitvelobsp.

In our 15th episode, Richard has a heart-to-heart with Audio engineer, producer and musician Shawn Sasynuik reflecting on their pasts and how their journeys have helped them grow to where they are today. Shawn speaks his mind and shares his thoughts on working on musicians to bring our their best and his experiences working with francophone artists. A native of North Bay, Ontario, Shawn Sasyniuk combines heavy grooves with musical savvy. Though he initially gained his reputation as a solid and energetic drummer and percussionist, he is equally comfortable with several other instruments. It's not uncommon to see him play drums, Cajon, guitar and mandolin...in the same show or on the same recording session! Live, Shawn has shared the stage around the world with many artists including Juno award winners Susan Aglukark, Roch Voisine and Wilfred Lebouthillier as well as ECMA and MNB award winner Chris Colepaugh. He has made television appearances on TFO, CBC, Radio-Canada (including a stint as the house band drummer on SRC's Le Garage) and Musique Plus. Shawn has also lent his talents on both sides of the studio glass. He has played drums and other instruments on several artists' albums, and has engineered, mixed and/or produced albums for Matt Thibeault (winner Outstanding Recording Engineer NOMFAs 2019) En bref, Kings Of Our Kin, Cody Allen (nominated for engineer of the year at the NOMFAs), Mireille Moquin, Offenbach, John McGale, Tricia Foster (recipient of the producer of the year award at the APCM gala), Serge Monette, and Anique Granger (winner of the WCMA award for best francophone album) to name but a few. You can connect with Shawn by visiting his websites http://www.shawnsasyniuk.com and http://www.crosspatchstudios.com Please Enjoy! Help support Richard Fortin Presents by sponsoring us on our Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/richardfortinpresents) to allow us to continue sharing the stories of those who are re-shaping the entertainment industry. Richard Fortin Presents is a video and podcast show for, and about, the people re-shaping the ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY and making, creating, producing impactful ART work. Shot and Edited by Darren Summersby Connect with Richard Fortin Presents: INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/richardfortinpresents/ FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/richardfortinpresents BLOG: http://www.rfpmedia.org/richardfortinpresents PODCAST: https://anchor.fm/richardfortinpresents YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgcruSPw-t3E8UifSB-VM7A PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/richardfortinpresents EMAIL: info@rfpmedia.org

Dr. Cody Allen currently works in the InSight Analytics group of Solar Turbines. Cody does research in remote machinery health management as well as optimal control through applications of control theory, fluid mechanics, and optimization theory.Cody Allenhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cody-allen-ph-d-89691013/The Data Standardhttps://datastandard.io/https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-data-standard/

Welcome to Heilman & Haver - Episode 27.  We hope you enjoy the show! Please join the conversation - email us with thoughts and ideas and connect with the show on Facebook and Twitter.   ANNOUNCEMENTS West Sound Film Festival - Submissions Open Submissions are now being accepted for the 2021 West Sound Film Festival, taking place (in person we hope) August 5th through 8th.  For more information, and to submit your film, visit westsoundfilmfestival.com In the Mix - Roman Holiday Tune in to our YouTube channel this week for our latest In the Mix celebrating Audrey Hepburn and one of her best films, Roman Holiday.  We'll be back at the Bay Street Bistro where they'll be featuring Greg's cocktail of the week, the "Roman Holiday", this Sunday May 9th along with a special Mother's Day Menu.  So skip the flowers and take mom out to eat. Call now and make a reservation at (360) 602-0310 or email reservations@baystreetbistro.com   IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Perry King Perry attended Yale and Juilliard where he studied with Orson Welles’ production partner and collaborator John Houseman, and also with Stella Adler at her School of Acting and made his film debut in 1972 in Slaughterhouse-Five. Perry auditioned for the role of Han Solo in Star Wars and, after the role went to Harrison Ford, played Solo in the radio adaptations of all three original films.  In 1984, Perry was nominated for a Golden Globe for the TV movie The Hasty Heart and, that same year, he landed the role of Cody Allen on the series Riptide, which he appeared in from 1983 to 1986.   In the mid ‘90s, Perry starred in the television adaptation of A Stranger in the Mirror and appeared on Melrose Place. He has also appeared in Spin City, Will & Grace, Eve, and Cold Case and as the President of the United States in the 2004 film The Day After Tomorrow.   Perry directorial debut The Divide, in which he also starred, won 16 industry awards and appeared at the Canne Film Festival.  He was awarded a Special Jury Award for Performance at the Arizona International Film Festival, Best Actor honors at the California Independent Film Festival, and Best First Time Director from the London Independent Film Awards.  Perry joins us from his ranch in Cool, CA.   COMING UP NEXT WEEK:  Scott Eyman Friday May 14th, when we’ll be joined by film historian and acclaimed New York Times bestselling biographer Scott Eyman, author of Cary Grant: A Brilliant Disguise.  Scott is also the author or co-author of 15 books, including biographies of John Wayne, Cecil B. DeMille, Louis B. Mayer, John Ford, and Henry Fonda and James Stewart.

In this episode, we reach right out to you guys! We set out to answer any questions a person starting off would have. We try to go into as much detail, covering topics on taming, caging, and other relatable topics. Cody Allen was great to have on since he is also just starting off with monitors! Enjoy!!Website: https://www.moreliapythonradio.netYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtrEaKcyN8KvC3pqaiYc0RQ@MPR Network on FB and IG.Email: Info@moreliapythonradio.comTee-spring store: https://teespring.com/stores/mprnetworkPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/moreliapythonradio★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We start out talking about why the Shane Bieber revelation about COVID is potentially the biggest Indians story in weeks. As Cleveland fans saw with Myles Garrett a full recovery is never guaranteed. Then we take time to discuss the long and great career of Oliver Perez and why Indians fans should be happy he is back. We go over concerns, but also take time to appreciate a player who debut in 2002 as a violate starter and in 2021 will be pitching as a reliable reliever. Then we talk about Cody Allen, who had one of the most amazing climbs in franchise history on his way to being the greatest closer in team history. We talk about how strange it is his career is ending at 30 while is draftmate Francisco Lindor is just hitting his prime. We talk about the class, for awhile. Listen in for the fun fact of the future Indian taken one spot after Cody Allen in that draft. After the main podcast is a quick interview from WKYC Cleveland between Nick Camino and Terry Francano, the audio is lighter so you might have to turn things up. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We sit down with Cody Allen to talk about his new album, how he got started and whats next for his career. Also in this episode we talk about Elon Musks new space shit, taking risks in life and how Russ gave a fan/producer a chance. Follow us on Instagram tclem_studios bullwhipcrazy masterloge shatoralane yellowchild540 longlivejett Check out our merch at www.tclemstudiosllc.com www.venariche.com More videos at www.tclemtv.com

HOUR 1: Derek, Ramie and Manny are broadcasting from CHS Field in St. Paul, and they discuss the Twins latest road trip. Ramie says a 7-6 stretch despite the injuries is a good sign for the club. Also, the Twins are taking a flyer on Cody Allen; Should we expect anything from the former Indians' closer? Hour 2: More from CHS Field in St. Paul. Derek, Ramie and Manny discuss who on the Twins is primed to be an All-Star next month in Cleveland. Later, the voice of the Saints Sean Aronson joins with some Saints talk and the upcoming American Association All-Star Game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Derek, Ramie and Manny are broadcasting from CHS Field in St. Paul, and they discuss the Twins latest road trip. Ramie says a 7-6 stretch despite the injuries is a good sign for the club. Also, the Twins are taking a flyer on Cody Allen; Should we expect anything from the former Indians' closer? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to another episode of Benched with Bubba. On BwB EP 139 Bubba will be joined by DonkeyTeeth of the Ditka, Sausage and Fantasy Sports Podcast as well as Razzball. They will go over recent MLB transactions (Sonny Gray, Cody Allen, Asdrubal Cabrera, A.J. Pollock and more) and then they will take a deep dive into the Fantasy Baseball second base position. As always, thanks for listening to another episode of Benched with Bubba. We'd appreciate it if you could give a rating and review on iTunes or wherever you listen to the show.

Justin is joined by Matt Loehle as they discuss some recent MLB transactions like Cody Allen signing with the Angels, Nick Markakis signing with the Braves, and discuss the Sonny Gray trade to the Reds. They also talk a little about Tuesday's MLB Hall of Fame inductions. This week's episode is highlighted by an interview with Vanderbilt Alumni and current Pitcher in the Baltimore Orioles organization, Reed Hayes. After playing at Walters State Community College, Reed was a relief pitcher and a outfielder at Vanderbilt. He went on to be drafted in the 13th round of the 2017 MLB draft/ He is currently pitching in the Orioles organization. You can follow him on Twitter @ReedHayes14 Be sure to subscribe, rate and review! Follow The Closer (@closerpodcast) and Justin (@JustinRaley_15) on Twitter!

Welcome back to another episode of Around the Bases with Bubba & Mo. On ATB EP 95 the guys will go over the recent MLB Hot Stove activity (Adam Ottavino, Sony Gray, Cody Allen, Nick Markakis), the Fantasy Baseball First Base position and then look into some prospect action. As always, thanks for listening to another episode of Around the Bases with Bubba & Mo. We'd appreciate it if you could give a rating and review on iTunes.

Doug is joined over-the-phone by Cody Allen, the keynote speaker at the upcoming David's Hope Ministry banquet. They discuss Cody and Mallory's loss, the impact it had on their marriage, the upcoming banquet, and more on today's Live Morning Drive. Learn more about hope and healing from pregnancy loss at David's Hope Ministry!

Doug is joined over-the-phone by Cody Allen, the keynote speaker at the upcoming David's Hope Ministry banquet. They discuss Cody and Mallory's loss, the impact it had on their marriage, the upcoming banquet, and more on today's Live Morning Drive. Learn more about hope and healing from pregnancy loss at David's Hope Ministry!

The Cleveland Indians lose a close one to the Minnesota Twins, 4-3. Nick talks about Cody Allen's recent struggles, and the tribe bullpen as a whole.

Triv and Jensen are in as they talk about the Rep. Alcee Hastings making a joke about President Trump drowning in the Potomac, should he apologize? Asia Aregento will not be investigated for sexual assault for allegedly having slept with a 17 year old actor, whom she paid a settlement to. Indians won a thriller against the Red Sox last night 5-4, the guys give their thoughts on the game and Cody Allen's 9th inning. Plus, Miss America bullying controversy

Cody Allen's importance with the Indians needs to be stated. Sports Headlines (Chestnut approved) with Anthony Alford. Camino talks to Mike Fratello about LeBron's move to LA and the Cavs future.

The Cleveland Indians have been scuffling winners over the first six weeks of the season. While their 18-14 record puts them atop the American League Central by a game over the Minnesota Twins, the team has yet to click for more than a game or two at a time. No, it's not a time to worry, but while we're waiting for this team to get healthy and put it all together, there are some interesting struggles emerging. Sure, it's WAY too early to be talking about first place, and worries, with a roster as talented as this one, but it's still something to put in your back pocket, as the summer season grows closer. Today, WFNY's Jim Pete and Mike Hattery dive into a few of these conversations, discussing the fantastic bullpen, the suddenly thin-ish rotation, and of course, how the Indians are handling Yandy Diaz, and what and how they're presenting his talent to the public. We're on Patreon and you can support us! Subscribe: iTunes Stitcher Google Play YouTube Here's the line-up: The bullpen is elite, the rotation is really good. All things considered, how good are they? Can the bullpen and rotation carry the team if the offense struggles for long stretches because the American League just sucks...and Mike isn't chatty. The Nick Goody experiment Goody as a high leverage reliever at some point? Yeah, we have to talk about Yandy Diaz. They sent him down to work on multiple positions and get every day at bats, and they brought him up to be a utility...super. We recorded this podcast on Sunday...so we have predictive powers. Mike is offended...OFFENDED...about the 25th man usage. The Michael Martinez defense How to use Yandy, and get him at bats Protecting Kipnis and Brantley Left-handed pitching, and why it's killing us right now, and why it won't always be that way There are natural factors which cause us to struggle against lefties when Encarnacion and Guyer are struggling Yandy Diaz ISN'T A CONTROL ISSUE... Cody Allen and Andrew Miller Has Andrew Miller become the "Corey Kluber" of the bullpen, lifting the rest of the pen? Fun bullpen usage Rotation depth worries? Salazar's a risk, can't punt Bauer, Tomlin is always a concern, and Triple A pitchers are struggling Clevinger is a five-and-fly dude A way too early talk about trading for a starter...because Cooney and Frias There likely is enough talent in the rotation and beyond, to compensate Cost of a starter, could be a worry, unless the market is flooding Minor League talk: Worried about the Indians overall depth? Loving Thomas Pannone There's some really good talent, but there's a gap between the now guys, and the then guys players taking a step back Logan Ice...a catcher to keep any eye on? Richie Shaffer...will he ever play in the big leagues? Will Naquin never make it back to the Indians Somehow, we talk about Chisenhall again Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Halpin previews relievers with Jason Collette (RotoWire, FanGraphs). Players include Craig Kimbrel, Seung Hwan Oh, Andrew Miller, Cody Allen, Kelvin Herrera, Jeurys Familia, Wade Davis, Tony Watson, Felipe Rivero, Daniel Hudson, Jim Johnson, Brad Ziegler, Nate Jones.

This week on the Outside Corner Fantasy Baseball Podcast we discuss a pair of young Manhattan socialites, Cody Allen's fight to get his apartment back and Dansby Swanson's in game attire! We also give you the normal segments with the bombtrack of the week, game recaps and bring you the award winning tiger beat!

This week on the Outside Corner Fantasy Baseball Podcast we have trades! A crap load of trades! We're going to dissect and discuss the winners and losers. There was a ton of movement with relief pitchers, rookies and old favorites in transactions. We'll find out about Max Kepler's wall, what sort of malady befell Luke Gregerson and we find out about Tony Watson's former career as a singer! We also give you the normal segments with the bombtrack of the week, game recaps and bring you the award winning tiger beat!

It's a Joncast. What else is there to say? Do the Cleveland Browns losses actually happen everywhere? The great screw job of 2013 The referee already had the flag out Should Chud have gone for two? What is a catch in the NFL and how do you decide what is or isn't? Should the Browns have challenged Rob Gronkowski's catch? NFL referees are more capable than they've ever been The rules themselves are really suffering Losing hurts more than it helps make a draft better What would Pierre Garcon have become if he played with the Browns? What does today's game say about Rob Chudzinski The moneyball part of football with coaches The Eric Wedge Seattle Mariner storyline (http://seattletimes.com/html/mariners/2022420240_mariners08xml.html) The first time firing the people you hired The savior complex amongst sports fans Relying on faith as a sports fan vs. looking for tangible results The 2012 first round NFL draft and how far it will set the team back Carlos Carrasco and how he belongs in the bullpen Carlos Carrasco's personality for closer Can a fan base ever get to know Cody Allen? It isn't brave to be the Yankees. It is brave to spend like the Yankees in Cleveland. Hate tweeting and hate watching The Sound of Music Live Suffering through “How I met Your Mother” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices