Podcasts about Countryman

It's all about money—nothing else works with the Black Stars. The draw against Wales exposes the team's weaknesses and lack of quality ahead of the World Cup. — Countryman Songo fires

Only a few days remain until kickoff. Countryman Songo weighs in on the Black Stars' readiness and the burning question on every fan's mind: can they bring home a win?

Black Stars have the quality for the World Cup, but only discipline and proper organization can make the team succeed. The defense is too shaky — Countryman Songo

Black Stars squad naming at odd hours while the whole country is asleep... When did this become the norm? And why are the relevant authorities silent on this issue? Fans deserve transparency, not secrecy in matters of national interest. — Countryman Songo fires!!!

No proper planning for the national team... Black Starlets' U-17 AFCON elimination by Uganda is a big shame. - Countryman Songo fires GFA.

Carlos Queiroz is dodging the Black Stars' Mexico friendlies to avoid Ghanaian scrutiny of his tactics. But all this will soon be tested in the Black Stars' next friendly against Wales — Countryman Songo.

“With just 21 days to go, and we still don't have a team ready for the World Cup, is this the worst preparation ever for the Black Stars?” - Countryman Songo questions Ghana's readiness ahead of the tournament.

With just 22 days to the World Cup, yet no final squad list. Why the delay? Are we serious as a country? — Countryman Songo

There are high expectations for the Black Stars ahead of the World Cup, and we need players with high intensity, commitment, and the ability to deliver on the big stage — Countryman Songo charges Carlos Queiroz.

Westerns and Comedy on a FridayFirst, a look at the events of the day.Then, Have Gun Will Travel starring John Dehner, originally broadcast May 15, 1960, 66 years ago, Lena Countryman.  Lena Countryman, a schoolteacher, is going to be killed by Dutch Talbot because she caused the death of his son by trying to teach him to swim. Followed by Gunsmoke starring William Conrad, originally broadcast May 15, 1954, 72 years ago, the Indian Horse.   Obnoxious Lieutenant Flagg wins a horse race against Sy Pilcher, old Howling Dog is another matter, however.Then, The Lux Radio Theater, originally broadcast May 15, 1939, 87 years ago, Tovarich starring William Powell and Miriam Hopkins.   A comedy about two starving Russian emigres who become servants in the home of a wealthy Parisian, and much more. Claudette Colbert and Charles Boyer starred in the 1937 motion picture.  Finally, Fibber McGee and Molly, originally broadcast May 15, 1955, 71 years ago, The McGees Take in a Movie.  Molly's purse has been knocked over the balcony at the Bijou movie house.Thanks to Debbie B. for supporting our podcast by using the Buy Me a Coffee function at http://classicradio.streamCheck out Professor Bees Digestive Aid at profbees.com and use my promo code WYATT to save 10% when you order! If you like what we do here, visit our friend Jay at http://radio.macinmind.com for great old-time radio shows 24 hours a day

“There's nothing extraordinary about Carlos Queiroz. Some of us are just remaining calm because of the Black Stars' World Cup ambition. So stop the cap and boo stories and make his salary public so everyone is fully informed. Why should it be revealed later?” — Countryman Songo blasts Sports Minister Kofi Adams.

Relegation does not diminish Jordan Ayew's Black Stars captaincy; he continues to prove his value and remains fit to play for the team. - Countryman Songo

Black Stars managerial role does not require appearance fee money; it is a waste of money—they are not players. - Countryman Songo

Black Stars' next coach must have a proven track record... tried and tested, and only a qualified person for the appointment. - Countryman Songo urges GFA

The next Black Stars coach must be bold, a man of his word, guided by truth, and independent enough to select players based on merit. - Countryman Songo

Next Black Stars coach must be about results... we must get it right this time. - Countryman Songo

"Blind trust behind ineffective coaches for the Black Stars... we must be more strategic with our next hire." - Countryman Songo addresses Otto Addo's sack.

If our World Cup participation is not about competing for the trophy but only to make up the numbers, then the funds invested should instead be used to create jobs for the youth. - Countryman Songo

We want real players for the World Cup, not cowboys who only make the quantity but lack quality. - Countryman Songo cautions Black Stars' technical team

Black Stars' fundraising for the World Cup must come with accountability and transparency... This can't be another fund spent lavishly with no account. - Countryman Songo

BBC TV drama series ‘Line of Duty', a police procedural follows the exploits of AC12 (Anti-Corruption Unit 12), based on the Metropolitan Police's A10, established in 1971 to root out corruption within the force. In the upcoming seventh series they will unravel the conundrum of who is ‘H', the Police's highest ranking corrupt officer, who many believe was fictional… …but he wasn't, he was real. This is the story of Operation Countrymen, the investigation to root out corrupt coppers' in the Police force, the robberies which led to its downfall, the lives which were lost, the 'good officers' who were worse than criminals and the man who was at the very top of the corruption - 'H'. The dates and places of the robberies: Location #1: Daily Express, 120-129 Fleet Street, London, EC4Date #1: Monday 3rd of May 1976Location #2: Williams & Glyn's Bank, 67 Lombard Street, London, EC3Date #2: Tuesday 27th Sept 1977Location #3: Daily Mirror, 33 Holborn Circus, London, EC1Date #3: Wednesday 31st May 1978Victims: Antonio CastroCulprit: Commander Hugh Moore, DCI Philip Cuthbert, and the many unnamed criminals they held evade justiceFive time nominated at the True Crime Awards, Independent Podcast Awards and the British Podcast Awards, Murder Mile is one of the best UK / British true crime podcasts covering only 20 square miles of West London. It is researched, written and performed by Michael of Murder Mile UK True Crime Podcast with the main musical themes written and performed by Erik Stein and Jon Boux of Cult With No Name and additional music, as used under the Creative Commons License 4.0. A full listing of tracks used and a full transcript for each episode is listed here and a legal disclaimer.Follow me on SOCIAL MEDIA · Instagram· FaceBook· ThreadsSUBSCRIBE via PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/murdermile. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“The Black Stars' friendlies against Austria and Germany are serious business. We expect them to give their best so we can assess our strength and know our fate for the World Cup." - Countryman Songo

Even our local players are better. The Black Stars squad for the Germany and Austria friendlies raises concerns; some players aren't exceptional. - Countryman Songo

“Black Stars World Cup squad selection must be based on merit, not favoritism, politics, or fame.” - Countryman Songo

Ghana football keeps retrogressing and lacks direction; it needs a strong national development plan. - Countryman Songo.

Is the Black Stars' budget to win the trophy or just to cover blame if they fail? Big money doesn't guarantee results. - Countryman Songo

Is the Black Stars budget smart football planning… or just political insurance? - Countryman Songo

Many journalists have gone silent and refuse to criticize the $13.7M World Cup budget because of personal interests. - Countryman Songo FIRES!!

“Black Stars' $13.7m budget for the World Cup is too much, given Ghana's economic hardship." - Countryman Songo complains.

“Selection for the Black Stars for the World Cup must be based on fitness, ability, and commitment; not just big names,” - Countryman Songo.

"I still doubt that Otto Addo is the right man for the Black Stars coaching job for the World Cup. Either way, his player selection must be based on merit." - Countryman Songo

"Ghana's money should not be spent recklessly for the World Cup; Black Stars budget must be transparent,” - Countryman Songo

“The Black Stars' World Cup budget must be fully transparent; nothing hidden and no need left out.” - Countryman Songo

“Hearts of Oak's new MD must transform the club and bring real change.” - Countryman Songo

On this episode of The Brand Herald, Landon welcomes back his first-ever repeat guest, Klaus Schlimm. Klaus, formerly the VP of Marketing at Progressive Materials, has stepped into a new role as the President of Countryman Coatings. The conversation explores Klaus's transition from the commercial roofing world to the DIY and residential market, highlighting the unique challenges and rewards of building a brand from the ground up.The discussion focuses heavily on the importance of authentic brand building and customer education. Klaus shares his vision for Countryman Coatings not just as a product manufacturer, but as a "roof coating encyclopedia" that provides DIYers with the resources and customer service they need to succeed. From the role of high-quality merch in building reputation to the strategy of "bending the brand" to stand out at trade shows, this episode offers practical insights for any entrepreneur looking to cultivate a loyal community and an enduring brand.Chapters00:02 Landon introduces Klaus Schlimm, the first repeat guest.02:28 Klaus discusses his background in sales and marketing.04:10 Transitioning to the role of President at Countryman Coatings.05:40 Understanding the niche market of residential roof coatings.09:53 Building an "encyclopedia" of resources for DIY customers.11:44 The story and values behind the Countryman brand.12:39 Why high-quality merch is vital for brand reputation.17:32 Standing out at trade shows by "bending the brand".24:47 Shifting from commercial to consumer-focused digital marketing strategies.27:19 Klaus's advice for entrepreneurs starting a new venture.Resources:Klaus Schlimm LinkedInCountryman Coatings LinkedIn

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Peter Pecotić, koji je hrvatskoj zajednici u Australiji dobro poznat kao autor dokumentarnog filma Countryman, duže od 30 godina živi uz plažu Bondi. Peter je i dugodišnji surfer i aktivni član lokalne zajednice pogođene tragedijom nakon oružanog napada koji je bio usmjeren protiv židovske zajednice. Peter nam ispričao što je na plaži Bondi vidio u nedjelju, ali u ponedjeljak, dan nakon napada.

Identity Crisis (Analog Version) - Acoustic Keznamdi Life From Kingston Royal Blu feat. Protoje BAD BOY AND POLICE BUJU BANTON Fade Away Mr. Vegas Words of Wisdom Naya Rockers, Queen Omega Sound a Beat Hector Roots Lewis/Johnny Cosmic Jah Nuh Dead Jah Izrehl Righteous Iotosh Colonial Bondage Keznamdi The Psalm 23 Dahvid Slur Scatter Lila Iké Loving Jah Soul-Rebel Marley Light My Way Royal Blu feat. Kabaka Pyramid No Sell Your Soul Capleton & Irie Ites Hell A Go Pop Micah Shemaiah & Irie Ites Higher Education Naya Rockers/Ivan Neville Dangerous Hector Roots Lewis ft. Busy Signal & The Movement COUNTRY MAN RIDDIM INSTRUMENTAL Blaqk Sheep, Countryman 868 Who Feels It Ras Ajai Fight The Fight Dahvid Slur Stronger Than Before Kxng Izem Black Sheep Perfect Giddimani Win Aiesha Great G Whizz Anti Social Media RENIGAD Walking On Water (I Believe in You) Skygrass/Jesse Royal Resilient Chronixx Greatness Nordia Mothersille Ups and Downs - Radio EESAH Cry Wolf SKIP MARLEY

Countryman, quien sirvió en el Departamento de Estado durante la administración de Barack Obama, habla sobre cómo Trump está moviendo el tablero global.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Este podcast está patrocinado por nuestros amigos de la revista CEROaCIEN que dedica… ¡Mas de 100 páginas al Mini! Que nos han servido para desmontar muchos mitos… y es que CEROaCIEN se ha convertido, para mí, en la fuente más fidedigna. ¡Solo se vende online! No la busques en el quiosco porque no la vas a encontrar. Te recuerdo que si eres garajista tienes condiciones especiales y francamente, si no estás suscrito, no sé a qué esperas… Porque… ¿Crees que el Mini se diseñó en una servilleta? ¿Qué no hubo una versión 4x4 o un dos volúmenes? ¿Crees que fue un éxito instantáneo, que era un coche para chicas o que nació con vocación deportiva? Hoy vamos a destrozar estos y muchos más mitos sobre el Mini. Vas a conocer la verdadera historia del Mini porque… ¡Esto es Garaje Hermético! Mentira 1: "El diseño del Mini nació en una servilleta". Confieso que creía en esta leyenda: Que Sir Alec Issigonis tuvo un destello de genialidad y esbozó el Mini en una servilleta. Es una imagen poética, pero falsa. Mentira 2: "El Mini fue un éxito de ventas instantáneo". Siempre que se habla de este modelo se da por supuesto que el público se enamoró del Mini desde el primer día, pero la realidad es muy diferente, pues su despegue comercial fue muy lento. Mentira 3: "El Mini nació con espíritu deportivo". El nombre Mini Cooper es sinónimo de competición, pero el coche no nació con esa vocación. Es más, su creador, Alec Issigonis, despreciaba las carreras. Mentira 4: "Todos los Minis clásicos son prácticamente iguales". Su silueta apenas cambió en 40 años, pero el Mini vivió una evolución constante. Se vendió bajo distintas marcas como Austin, Morris, Riley, Wolseley; tuvo diferentes carrocerías como el familiar Traveller, la furgoneta Van, con maletero separado y el playero Moke; y una gran variedad de motores, desde 848 cm3 hasta 1275 cm3. Mentira 5: "El Mini es un coche muy inseguro por su tamaño". Juzgar al Mini con los estándares actuales es injusto. Comparado con sus contemporáneos de los años 60, no era inseguro. Su mayor baza era la seguridad activa: su agilidad, dirección directa y frenada le permitían evitar accidentes con facilidad. Mentira 6: "BMC perdía dinero con cada Mini que vendía". Una leyenda muy extendida basada en que el margen de beneficio en los modelos básicos era ridículamente bajo, casi inexistente, debido a un error de cálculo inicial en los costes de producción. Mentira 7: "El Mini fue un coche pensado para mujeres". Su asociación con iconos de la moda como Mary Quant, creadora de la minifalda, le dio una imagen femenina, pero el Mini fue concebido como un coche universal para toda la familia. Mentira 8: "Siempre se llamó Mini". Pues no. El coche no nació como una marca llamada "Mini". En 1959, para satisfacer a las distintas redes de concesionarios de BMC, se lanzó bajo dos nombres: Austin Seven y Morris Mini-Minor. Mentira 9: "El primer Mini matriculado fue el 621 AOK". La matrícula 621 AOK es icónica, pero no pertenece al primer Mini fabricado. Este coche fue, en realidad, el primer Mini presentado a la prensa y utilizado para las fotos oficiales del lanzamiento. Por su gran exposición mediática, se quedó en la memoria colectiva como el número uno.. Mentira 10: "Gustó a todo el mundo desde el primer momento". Lejos de ser un amor a primera vista universal, la recepción inicial del Mini fue muy polarizada. Muchos periodistas y compradores potenciales lo encontraron demasiado extraño, ruidoso y espartano. Mentira 11: "El Traveller tenía una carrocería de madera". Las versiones familiares, conocidas como Traveller o Countryman, son famosas por su entramado de madera trasero. Esto ha llevado a pensar que su carrocería era de madera, incluso lo he visto escrito por compañeros… pero no es cierto. Mentira 12: "No hubo un Mini de tres volúmenes". Bueno, esto en realidad es cierto, porque no hubo uno… hubo dos. BMC lanzó en 1961 el Riley Elf y Wolseley Hornet ambos con la base del Mini, pero con un prominente maletero y un frontal con la parrilla distintiva de cada marca, creando una elegante silueta de sedán en miniatura. Mentira 12+1: "Nunca hubo un Mini 4x4". Aunque nunca se vendió al público, la idea de un Mini con tracción total existió y se desarrolló en prototipos fascinantes. El más famoso fue el "Twini", un Moke experimental con ¡dos motores!, uno delante y otro detrás, creando un 4x4 de altísimas prestaciones…

Esta semana: ¡Volvimos! Como andar en bicicleta… Después de dos años volvemos con un episodio nuevo de Galang Radio. Un programa dedicado al reggae roots, estrenamos música nueva de Haile y el gran cantante Jah Lil, mas un nuevo riddim de Blaqk Sheep titulado el Country Man Riddim. Dale share ✊

Te invitamos a bailar el Basement Bop con un surtido selecto de novedades. Estrenamos lo nuevo de esos delincuentes del 50's rock'n'roll llamados The Bank Robbers. Te recordamos citas con el Beltza Weekend (este fin de semana en Pamplona) o el Festisurf Costa Brava (20 y 21 de septiembre en Girona). Suena lo último de la leyenda jamaicana Roy Ellis y Jon Batiste protagoniza la versión y original recordando un clásico de Ray Charles.Playlist;BASEMENT BOPPERS “Basement Bop”THE BANK ROBBERS “Black Sue”UNCLE CHARLIE COMBO “Homeward bound”JASON STARDAY “You got a man in your hand”RAY COLLINS HOT CLUB “Kelly and Grant”THE BO DEREK'S “Mickey Rourke”THE FIVE CANNONS “L’orologio”JON BATISTE “Big Money”JON BATISTE feat RANDY NEWMAN “Lonely Avenue”Versión y Original; RAY CHARLES “Lonely Avenue” (1956)CARLTON JUMEL SMITH “Love in the room”MANGO WOOD “Cool down”ROY ELLIS and COSMIC SHUFFLING “Mama says”ROY ELLIS and BIG BOSS SOUND “Rudy no deja”ALLAH-LAS “Countryman 82” Escuchar audio

Episode 51: Recorded July 13, 2025 "One of the things that really struck me...the car park was the most egalitarian place in all of England..." Harry Jennings on the "great leveler" of the Waterloo Cup Show Notes Many first-time Greyhound adopters will tell you that they didn't grow up with Greyhounds as kids. Their interest in the breed started with a meet-and-greet at a local rehoming event, or they had a friend or relative that had adopted a Greyhound. Harry Jennings didn't grow up with Greyhounds either, but he did become interested in them in quite a peculiar way. He discovered the breed in graduate school while thumbing through medieval French literature manuscripts about coursing. Harry's first Greyhound — Charlie — actually belonged to his housemate, Lauren, but it was his gateway Greyhound into the vast and varied world of the breed. Charlie had an Australian pedigree, having raced in Florida and been adopted out of the Philadelphia area. Harry and Charlie took to the road to try out lure coursing in 1992. By 1993, Charlie was the number one Greyhound in ASFA lure coursing. The making of the Jennings Greyhound man continued with ownership of American racing Greyhounds and a visit to the Waterloo Cup in England in 1999. There, he crossed paths with this show's host, John Parker, and together they experienced the premier coursing event in the world at the time. There on the field, the  two “Yanks” and a few other American friends found themselves before the microphone of English television presenter Clarissa Dickson Wright as part of her Clarissa and the Countryman series. In this episode, host John Parker explores this unconventional making of a Greyhound man -- Harry Jennings -- one who immersed himself in all things Greyhound-related over three decades. Harry shares his thoughts on training and conditioning for lure coursing; navigating the ins and outs of Greyhound racing organizations in the United States and England; and remotely participating in the sport of Greyhound racing through the syndicate model. Links Waterloo Cup episode of Clarissa and the Countryman (YouTube)

Original Air Date: August 01, 1951Host: Andrew RhynesShow: The Lone RangerPhone: (707) 98 OTRDW (6-8739) Stars:• Brace Beemer (Lone Ranger)• John Todd (Tonto) Writer:• Fran Striker Producer:• George W. Trendle Music:• Ben Bonnell Exit music from: Roundup on the Prairie by Aaron Kenny https://bit.ly/3kTj0kK

Original Air Date: August 01, 1951Host: Andrew RhynesShow: The Lone RangerPhone: (707) 98 OTRDW (6-8739) Stars:• Brace Beemer (Lone Ranger)• John Todd (Tonto) Writer:• Fran Striker Producer:• George W. Trendle Music:• Ben Bonnell Exit music from: Roundup on the Prairie by Aaron Kenny https://bit.ly/3kTj0kK

This week, we have a special episode, mixing our usual In Conversation series and recap formats.  We chat with Shondale Atkinson and Tiffany Countryman, the executive producer and creative director of the docuseries, "Beyond the System: A Journey Through Foster Care." In the episode, we discuss Shondale's journey to sharing her personal story amongst others' featured, the creative process behind the docuseries, and ways the community can support their important work. (01:01) To check out more on the docuseries and to donate to the GoFundMe: https://thewellnesslady.com/beyond-the-system-doc/?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAadyNjzP5-HRlCE-YdVcUNw9NxOvJ1ppH4jwFeSY7lFmiGHOH-Enlv51gQNaBQ_aem_7JgUDsV66iKi4My3wstFcg https://gofund.me/ab9d6693 We are available on all podcasting platforms but please follow, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify apps. We greatly appreciate the support! Follow us on social media: IG: @recappinpodcast Twitter: @recappinpodcast FB: ReCappin' with Delora and Ashley Contact us: Email: recappinpodcast@gmail.com

What if the secret to success isn't holding the line – but knowing exactly when to SHIFT?Emily Countryman, founder + CEO of weight loss and wellness company Shift Set Go, has never been afraid to rewrite the playbook. In fact, it's what's kept her thriving in an industry where even the biggest names – yes, we're looking at you Jenny Craig—have stumbled. As the weight loss and wellness space gets more accelerated and disrupted, Emily's agility and clarity continue to set her apart.In this episode of REWARD: The Podcast of The Trust, our host Ali Brown sits down with longtime member Emily for a candid conversation on reinvention, resilience, and the real grit behind growth. From pivoting her business model to embracing disruption with confidence, Emily's journey is an empowering reminder that being adaptable isn't just a survival skill – it's a strategy.On this episode of the #REWARDPodcast, you'll hear:How Emily absorbed clients from shuttered competitors and built trust in the midst of market chaos (talk about turning challenges into growth!)What navigating a product supply crisis taught her about leadership and long-game thinkingThe real impact of GLP-1 injectables on the weight loss industry – and why authenticity matters more than everWhy small businesses can typically be the fastest, smartest players in the roomAli and Emily's candid chat on pivoting through postpartum, pandemics, and business plateausAND the power of staying rooted in your mission, even when everything else is shiftingThis one's for the founders who are ready to lean in, let go, and evolve – again and again.And, learn more about The Trust and Emily! Learn more about The Trust – our tight-knit community for 7+8-figure women entrepreneurs Learn more about Shift Set GoFollow Emily on InstagramConnect with us on social using the hashtag #RewardPodcast and share your key takeaways from this episode!

What if the secret to success isn't holding the line – but knowing exactly when to SHIFT?Emily Countryman, founder + CEO of weight loss and wellness company Shift Set Go, has never been afraid to rewrite the playbook. In fact, it's what's kept her thriving in an industry where even the biggest names – yes, we're looking at you Jenny Craig—have stumbled. As the weight loss and wellness space gets more accelerated and disrupted, Emily's agility and clarity continue to set her apart.In this episode of REWARD: The Podcast of The Trust, our host Ali Brown sits down with longtime member Emily for a candid conversation on reinvention, resilience, and the real grit behind growth. From pivoting her business model to embracing disruption with confidence, Emily's journey is an empowering reminder that being adaptable isn't just a survival skill – it's a strategy.On this episode of the #REWARDPodcast, you'll hear:How Emily absorbed clients from shuttered competitors and built trust in the midst of market chaos (talk about turning challenges into growth!)What navigating a product supply crisis taught her about leadership and long-game thinkingThe real impact of GLP-1 injectables on the weight loss industry – and why authenticity matters more than everWhy small businesses can typically be the fastest, smartest players in the roomAli and Emily's candid chat on pivoting through postpartum, pandemics, and business plateausAND the power of staying rooted in your mission, even when everything else is shiftingThis one's for the founders who are ready to lean in, let go, and evolve – again and again.And, learn more about The Trust and Emily! Learn more about The Trust – our tight-knit community for 7+8-figure women entrepreneurs Learn more about Shift Set GoFollow Emily on InstagramConnect with us on social using the hashtag #RewardPodcast and share your key takeaways from this episode!

The Pittsburgh Steelers 2025 NFL Draft is in the books, and it's time to recap what went right, and wrong, during the 3-day selection process. To do that, hosts Jeremy Hritz and Jim Wexell welcome Roy Countryman to the program to talk it out. All on the latest Steel City Insider podcast. This podcast is a part of the Steel Curtain Network, a proud partner of the Fans First Sports Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices