Podcast appearances and mentions of Corey Moore

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This week we sat down with Hokie Legend, Corey Moore, to hear his story and his outlook on the VT Football program!

In this episode we discuss a Hokies baseball team that exceeded expectations but fell short in the super regionals to a hot Oklahoma Sooners team. We also break down interesting tidbits from Pry's recent interviews with Andy Bitter, make the case for Corey Moore's induction into the CFB HOF, and unpack the latest in the Rashaud Pernell situation.

Five Plays that Saved the Bowl Streak and UVA Streak 5. Tyree Rodgers forced fumble against UNC 4. Ryan Willis 4th and 9 scramble as part of 98-yard drive 3. Ryan Willis pick-six saving tackle against UVA 2. Dalton Keene Hail Mary catch against UVA 1. Steven Peoples Fumble-rewski; Grimsley TD! Corey Moore and Welcome to the Terrordome 1999 VT-Clemson game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMwR4xZLxoY Great Sports Illustrated profile of Corey Moore https://www.si.com/vault/1999/10/25/268574/technical-knockout-undersized-defensive-end-corey-moore-has-silenced-doubters-with-his-outstanding-play-while-leading-virginia-tech-to-giddy-new-heights-in-the-national-polls Virginia Tech Hokies Football. 2-Minute Drillfield: Hokie Football for Gluttons #Blacksburg #VirginiaTech

In this week’s episode, Liz is joined by Jonathan Payton, Shona Duthie, and George Somerville, who about the week’s biggest news including Eric Reid and other players being unfairly targeted for drugs testing, Reuben Foster’s move to Washington and in turn, the NFL’s clear lack of duty when it comes to domestic violence. They also look at three teams with a disappointing record so far this season – the Jets, the Jaguars and the Packers. Also joining the show, are three guests - these include Tom Bloomfield from Oddschecker who’ll give us his top betting tips for the week ahead, Safety for the Indianapolis Colts, Corey Moore who’ll tell us about life in the NFL, as well as Rich King who gives us the latest in fantasy football.

In this week’s episode, Liz is joined by Jonathan Payton, Shona Duthie, and George Somerville, who about the week’s biggest news including Eric Reid and other players being unfairly targeted for drugs testing, Reuben Foster’s move to Washington and in turn, the NFL’s clear lack of duty when it comes to domestic violence. They also look at three teams with a disappointing record so far this season – the Jets, the Jaguars and the Packers. Also joining the show, are three guests - these include Tom Bloomfield from Oddschecker who’ll give us his top betting tips for the week ahead, Safety for the Indianapolis Colts, Corey Moore who’ll tell us about life in the NFL, as well as Rich King who gives us the latest in fantasy football.

“The fortune is in the follow-up,” proclaims Corey Moore as he kicks off the first show of the Business Infrastructure podcast’s second season. Corey, a serial entrepreneur, is the owner of Atlanta’s largest resource center for business and networking events. He’s also a professional networker and in this episode, he shares his tried and tested process to network your way to success. Like any process, Corey warns that it takes commitment and a genuine desire to build relationships to attain desired results consistently over an extended period of time. Once you listen to this episode, it won’t take you long to discover why he is known as the “NetworKING” in the Atlanta, GA metro area.

(0:00) Marc Vandermeer and John Harris discuss navigating through the road schedule of the Houston Texans for 2018 (16:12) Marc and John talk about the Texans on the road, this season and historically. (29:06) Marc and Deepi Sidhu talk with Corey Moore and Treston Decoud.

Chromebooks are great for classroom learning, but why stop there? Fairview Independent Schools in eastern Kentucky created the student technology leadership program to give students an opportunity to learn how to service and support technology use within the district. In this episode I am joined by Corey Moore (@mrmoorefhs), director of the student help desk program. Corey shares insights on the Fairview 1:1 program and tips on how to start your student Chromebook repair program. We are also joined by Tori and Ali, two high school students on the help desk team who share what it’s like to support classroom teachers and make Chromebook repairs. Visit chrmbook.com/podcast for a resources that will help you start a student help-desk and Chromebook repair program!

What did Texans Safety Corey Moore learn about #HoustonStrong this week? Robert has exclusive interviews with Moore & new kicker Ka'imi Fairbairn. Duane Brown is ready to play football but what does that mean? You'll also hear from Lamar Miller tell us how Bill O'Brien has changed since becoming the Offensive Coordinator. Plus, new LT Kendall Lamm & Nuk Hopkins share personal stories from people they met as they volunteered for Harvey this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

He uses words like “Return on Investment,” “Networking” and “Together we build” as it relates to the need for nonprofits to run like businesses. Hear how Corey Moore, the founder of Social Georgia uses the village to get support and funding for nonprofits.

Could Godsey's firing help the offense? We'll discuss the first big move the Texans off-season. Robert goes inside the locker room as the Texans clean out their lockers. Buoye talks about his free agency & you'll also hear from Bernardrick McKinney, DJ Reader, Kevin Johnson, John Simon, Bill O'Brien & Corey Moore. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After getting his most snaps in his Texans career, Robert goes one-on-one with safety Corey Moore. He talks about the SEC heavy Texans secondary, his roots in Georgia, playing between the hedges with the Bulldogs & growing up as a fan of JJ Watt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

James Cox Standing in for Corey Moore

James Cox Standing in for Corey Moore

In this fourteenth episode, Todd and his panelists LewRockwell.comcolumnist, blogger, law expert, and Frostburg State University economics professor Bill L. Anderson, voluntaryist/left-market anarchist, Free Dissent blogger, and Benjamin Ricketson Tucker Institute Senior Fellow Nick Ford, and libertarian/propertarian Jim Davidson discussed a Michigan mom being sentenced to nine to 30 years for having sex with her 14-year-old biological son, not-so-libertarian sci-fi author L. Neil Smith's war with Ian Freeman, Free Talk Live, and the newly-formed Shire Society over his intellectual property, BP's oil cap leaking, Arizona groups readying to go to court over the state's recently-passed S.B. 1070 law, Arizona Governor Janet Brewer sending Arizona's stimulus money to the border to fight "illegal immigration," Obama praising Elena Kagan's "bi-partisan" confirmation, and Prince declaring the Internet "over."[*Special Note: LCTL:SpecialEdition, which was originally canceled on Friday, is no longer officially canceled. It has been renewed for a third season, beginning next year.][*Note: For some unexplained reason, Brooke Kelley didn't bother to show up. I don't know why, but I hope to find out later. Thus, Jim Davidson called in surprisingly to take over her guest panel seat. Other than that, it was an awesome show! Kudos to Bill, Nick, Nick's friend Mike, Corey Moore, and Jim Davidson for making tonight's show an enormous success!]

In this fourteenth episode, Todd and his panelists LewRockwell.comcolumnist, blogger, law expert, and Frostburg State University economics professor Bill L. Anderson, voluntaryist/left-market anarchist, Free Dissent blogger, and Benjamin Ricketson Tucker Institute Senior Fellow Nick Ford, and libertarian/propertarian Jim Davidson discussed a Michigan mom being sentenced to nine to 30 years for having sex with her 14-year-old biological son, not-so-libertarian sci-fi author L. Neil Smith's war with Ian Freeman, Free Talk Live, and the newly-formed Shire Society over his intellectual property, BP's oil cap leaking, Arizona groups readying to go to court over the state's recently-passed S.B. 1070 law, Arizona Governor Janet Brewer sending Arizona's stimulus money to the border to fight "illegal immigration," Obama praising Elena Kagan's "bi-partisan" confirmation, and Prince declaring the Internet "over."[*Special Note: LCTL:SpecialEdition, which was originally canceled on Friday, is no longer officially canceled. It has been renewed for a third season, beginning next year.][*Note: For some unexplained reason, Brooke Kelley didn't bother to show up. I don't know why, but I hope to find out later. Thus, Jim Davidson called in surprisingly to take over her guest panel seat. Other than that, it was an awesome show! Kudos to Bill, Nick, Nick's friend Mike, Corey Moore, and Jim Davidson for making tonight's show an enormous success!]

In the eleventh episode (and second season opener), Todd and his panelists anarchist/individualist bloggerJessica Geary and former Boston Tea Party chairman and libertarian/propertarian Jim Davidson discussed the events that took place at Libertarian National Convention in St. Louis, the LNC National Committee election, an altercation between the American Open Currency Standard (AOCS) and libertarian/propertarian Jim Davidson, Wayne Allyn Root's stooges and LNC political hacks threatening talk radio show host Corey Moore because of his LP convention news coverage, the BTP convention highlights including the appeal of the membership against the run-off At-Large election, and the BP oil spill and the media fall-out that followed.[Note: Jason Jewell and David F. Nolan did not show up for tonight's show so there were only two panelists in lieu of four. Topics such as Arizona's S.B. 1070 law, Elena Kagan's position on religious freedom and immigration, and Obama's $30 billion jobs bill were not covered, but that's fine. They may or may not be covered at a later time. Other than that, tonight's season premiere was great.]

In the eleventh episode (and second season opener), Todd and his panelists anarchist/individualist bloggerJessica Geary and former Boston Tea Party chairman and libertarian/propertarian Jim Davidson discussed the events that took place at Libertarian National Convention in St. Louis, the LNC National Committee election, an altercation between the American Open Currency Standard (AOCS) and libertarian/propertarian Jim Davidson, Wayne Allyn Root's stooges and LNC political hacks threatening talk radio show host Corey Moore because of his LP convention news coverage, the BTP convention highlights including the appeal of the membership against the run-off At-Large election, and the BP oil spill and the media fall-out that followed.[Note: Jason Jewell and David F. Nolan did not show up for tonight's show so there were only two panelists in lieu of four. Topics such as Arizona's S.B. 1070 law, Elena Kagan's position on religious freedom and immigration, and Obama's $30 billion jobs bill were not covered, but that's fine. They may or may not be covered at a later time. Other than that, tonight's season premiere was great.]