Podcast appearances and mentions of Curtis Harris

On today's episode, I talk with Christian artist Curtis Harris. We discuss love, light, and darkness. Today's special guest can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/roundtablerejects111?igsh=MTcweG9xajU2dWtrYw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr If you like what you hear and want to help keep the recording light on, visit https://www.patreon.com/BSWthepodcast and become a patron today! Your episodic tithes of a dollar or more will get you early access to each episode, stickers, shirts, and even shout-outs. The Bible Says What!? the book is now available! Click here! Stop by thebiblesayswhat.com and check out all the latest merchandise and fun! Thanks to the cosmic powers of the internet, you can now buy me a beer online. Go to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BSWthepodcast and click the appropriate buttons. Thank you for listening, sharing, and supporting the show. Other ways to tune in: Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bswthepodcast?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7FrIcfAfHHRr9ZkKSR11BQ/featured?app=desktop iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bible-says-what/id1383942979?mt=2 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Iizrha4gh56jgb3s5d2cx6hwejm Follow the show on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/791536591381847/?source_id=35126706870

In this episode, Curtis Harris shares insights into his journey in the Bitcoin industry, his role in Compass Mining, and how his passion for Bitcoin advocacy has shaped his career. Starting from his early discovery of Bitcoin, Harris discusses the challenges and triumphs of building and operating mining facilities, the importance of customer service, and the company's strategic growth through vertical integration and onsite operations. The conversation covers the evolving Bitcoin market, political landscape, and the exciting growth prospects amid the emerging bull market. Curtis also emphasizes the importance of authenticity and community collaboration in the Bitcoin world.00:00 Introduction and Greetings00:15 Discussing the North American Blockchain Summit01:07 Curtis' Journey into Bitcoin02:25 Career Background and Bitcoin Discovery05:28 Compass Mining's Latest Developments09:46 Technical Innovations in Mining Operations14:08 Customer Service and Site Operations24:00 The Origin of the Magazine24:16 Bitcoin Mining and Personal Stories26:34 Compass and Customer Relations27:50 Future of the Podcast30:54 Bitcoin's Growing Relevance33:31 Bitcoin Strategies for Organizations37:48 Bitcoin Advocacy and Education41:15 Concluding Thoughts and Farewells

Curtis is a business owner, real estate agent, real estate investor, father, husband, and an extremely authentic and motivated guy! He is the CEO of Well Bred Real Estate Group and Well Bred Media. Over the last five years, Curtis has been able to exponentially grow through the realm of real estate, media, marketing, and achieving his goals. In this episode, we get to discuss his journey, the trials and tribulations that he faced, how someone believing in you when you're young can really propel you to the next level moving forward, And how believing yourself and setting goals can really set you apart from the competition.Hope you all enjoy the episode… KEEP GOING!Follow Curtis: IG- https://www.instagram.com/kingharris_okc?igsh=emNyejU2dDVyZXFyhttps://www.instagram.com/wellbredrealestate?igsh=cGszZmNiMnRtdjh6FB- https://www.facebook.com/AgentHarris001YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSQqKRwXZ5MI8raXfvfdVyQFollow me:IG- https://www.instagram.com/zdsellsokc/FB- https://www.facebook.com/ZDsellsOKC/

Patriot League football standout, Curtis Harris-Lopez talks on this week's episode of @Notevend2 Harris-Lopez played four years at Holy Cross and in each year the free safety contributed to consecutive Patriot League titles. During his final year at Holy Cross, Harris-Lopez was an all-league player. Curtis dealt with injury during his first year resulting in a redshirt year. Now, after completing his career at Holy Cross, Curtis has one year of eligibility left. The all-league player entered the transfer portal and heard from plenty of FBS schools, including some Power 5 schools. The dynamic free safety narrowed his final schools to Hawaii, Wyoming, and James Madison. The prior year the Holy Cross head coach, Bob Chesney, along with plenty of Curtis' teammates left to join the JMU football program. This made Curtis' decision fairly simple. Now committed to play for the Dukes, Harris-Lopez has plans to continue the success with Chesney and prior staff that they had at Holy Cross. Hear about some of Harris-Lopez's favorite memories playing for the Crusaders, his perspective on the impact NIL is having on college football, his goals for the 2025 season playing for JMU, and much more. This episode is available wherever you get your podcasts. Make sure to subscribe to the podcasts YouTube channel @Notevend2 for more sports content. Enjoy the episode! Sneak Peek- 00:00-00:17 Alfred/Utica MBB Updates- 00:17-02:40 Intro- 02:40-09:11 Off-season Focus, Academic Process at JMU, Last year at Holy Cross- 09:11-13:51 Playing Sports in NH, Recruitment out of HS- 13:51-18:50 Getting Adjusted to College Football, Playing FS, Hectic Football Schedule- 18:50-26:22 Holy Cross' Dominance in Patriot League, 2022 Season- 26:22-31:32 Break- 31:32-31:45 Transfer Portal Experience, Choosing JMU- 31:45-37:28 NIL Impact on FCS Football / College Sports- 37:28-42:05 2025 Goals Playing for JMU, JMU's Past Season, Opportunity to play FBS Football- 42:05-45:50Rapid Fire (Favorite Music Artists, Funniest Teammates, Basketball vs Football)- 45:50-48:32 Top 5: DB's Played With- 48:32-51:12 Only in D3- 51:12-56:03 Introducing NEW Segment (Empire 8 POTW)- 56:03-56:54 Sidney Tomasso (St. John Fisher College WBB)- 56:54-01:01:39 Grace Rittenhouse (Alfred University WBB)- 01:01:39-01:10:26 Outro- 01:10:26-01:11:02

On February 2, 2023, writer William Paul Lazarus gave a virtual lecture about his book, Virginia's Civil Rights Hero: The Rev. Curtis W. Harris Sr. Just three months before Curtis Harris was born, the Virginia State Legislature passed the Racial Integrity Act, which banned interracial marriage down to “a single drop” of African blood. Harris was the sixth child of an impoverished sharecropper and his wife, living in a desolate outpost of the commonwealth while the sweeping regulation was passed by the most prominent men in the state. In time, however, Harris would lead the fight against this law and many others designed to maintain the control of the white majority over minorities in Virginia and in the rest of the South. His inspirational story follows him from Dendron to Hopewell and then to the forefront of America's civil rights battles, arm in arm with the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Arrested multiple times, beaten and discriminated against, Harris persevered to change entrenched racism and become the first Black mayor in his hometown. Admired and honored, he serves as a symbol of what be accomplished by a lone individual with the courage to demand justice. William Paul Lazarus hold an M.A. in communication from Kent State University and an ABD in American Studies from Case Western Reserve University. He has published a variety of books on Americana, including The Sands of Time: 100 Years of Racing in Daytona Beach; Guide to American Culture; and Virginia's Civil Rights Hero Curtis W. Harris, Sr. The content and opinions expressed in these presentations are solely those of the speaker and not necessarily of the Virginia Museum of History & Culture.

Jason and Rich welcome special guest Dr. Curtis Harris (prohoopshistory.substack.com) to discuss the life and career of the greatest winner in sports history and one of the most important athletes ever—Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell.  RussellMania For more Bill Russell discussion, listen to the 13-part series on Russell's career we recorded six years ago.  Part 1: A brief overview of Russell's career and his unparalleled successhttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-introduction-to-our-bill-russell-seri Part 2: Bill Russell's era-defining rivalry with Wilt Chamberlainhttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-wilt-and-bill-good-friends-better-ene Part 3: The amazing legacy of Bill Russell and the Celticshttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-amazing-stats-of-the-celtics-dynasty Part 4: Bill Russell's revolutionary impact on sports, as well as other NBA pioneershttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-revolutionaries-of-the-nba Part 5: Bill Russell and the Celtics' battles with the St. Louis Hawks and Bob Pettithttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-celtics-vs-hawks-in-the-finals Part 6: Bill Russell and the Celtics' battles with Elgin Baylor, Jerry West and the Lakershttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-celtics-vs-lakers-in-the-finals Part 7: Bill Russell and his activism and life after retirementhttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-the-man-the-activist-the-coach Part 8: Bill Russell and the Celtics vs. Dolph Schayes and the Syracuse Nationalshttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-playoff-battles-celtics-vs-nationals Part 9: Bill Russell and the Celtics vs. Wilt Chamberlain and the Warriorshttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-playoff-battles-celtics-vs-wilts-warr Part 10: Bill Russell and the Celtics vs. Oscar Robertson and the Cincinnati Royalshttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-playoff-battles-celtics-vs-oscars-roy Part 11: Bill Russell and the Celtics vs. Wilt Chamberlain and the 76ershttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-playoff-battles-celtics-vs-wilts-76er Part 12: The last years of the Bill Russell Celtics dynastyhttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-playoff-battles-celtics-vs-knicks-pis Part 13: End of the series and some of our favorite stories from Bill Russell's careerhttps://omny.fm/shows/over-and-back-stories-about-nba-history/russellmania-series-wrap-up-your-questions-more Stahead.com Over & Back is brought to you by Stathead.com. Use our exclusive code BACK to receive $20 off any of Stathead.com's powerful sports research tools. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This bonus episode accompanies episode 4.3, "Did Lincoln ever play basketball?"Curtis Harris told us a little more about how the aftermath of the Civil War affected the ideologies behind the invention of basketball, and Len Elmore spoke to us about how he tries to share the long arc of history with his students. www.lincolncottage.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Studying the effects of metals in whales and alligators, among other species, can offer immense insight into human health, John P. Wise Sr. tells Adverse Reactions co-hosts Anne Chappelle and David Faulkner. Dr. Wise also discusses research on chromosome instability and how you can help people everywhere make connections to the importance of environmental health. About the GuestJohn P. Wise Sr., PhD, is head of the Wise Laboratory of Environmental and Genetic Toxicology and Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Distinguished University Scholar, and Chair of the Center for Environmental and Occupational Health in the University of Louisville School of Medicine. His formal education includes a bachelor's degree in biology with high distinction and recognition from George Mason University and a PhD in pharmacology from the George Washington University. Dr. Wise's postdoctoral training focused on molecular epidemiology under Curtis Harris at the National Cancer Institute, followed by experience with occupational health and risk assessment as a Senior Toxicologist at Jonathan Borak and Company. He served on the faculty of the Yale University School of Medicine and the University of Southern Maine School of Public Health before joining the faculty at the University of Louisville.Dr. Wise's research focuses on understanding how environmental toxicants affect health and cause cancer from a “One Environmental Health” perspective, considering cellular and molecular mechanisms in both humans and wildlife. He has earned over $14 million in extramural support and published over 130 peer-reviewed research papers. His work has been featured in numerous articles in local, national, and international press and social media sites, including short documentaries with Alexandra Cousteau and Miles O'Brien.Dr. Wise has mentored and trained over 200 faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and students in biomedical and environmental health research. He fosters a diverse, supportive, multi-layered mentoring environment and is supported by an engaging and active team of faculty, staff, and students from a diverse array of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives. For his mentoring efforts, he was awarded the 2022 SOT Toxicologist Mentoring Award. His students have won numerous local, national, and international awards and grants and have gone onto successful careers in academia, government, industry, and nongovernmental organizations. Dr. Wise also has earned the Metals Career Achievement Award from the SOT Metals Specialty Section and education awards from both SOT and the Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Society (EMGS).

Watch the video version of this show at https://youtu.be/W1MfQAg2iR8.  Jason Mann and Rich Kraetsch of the Over and Back Classic NBA Podcast welcome special guests Curtis Harris (http://ProHoopsHistory.substack.com) and Micah Wimmer (https://twitter.com/micahwimmer) for a live watch-along of the 2001 NBA All-Star Game. One of the greatest all-star games in NBA history, Allen Iverson, Vince Carter and the Eastern Conference All-Stars lead an improbable comeback in this thrilling, down-to-the-wire game. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Noah and John talk to Curtis Harris, PhD, a scholar and teacher of basketball history, about St. Louis's men's professional teams, the Bombers (1946-50), Hawks (1955-68), and Spirits (1974-76). We talk about Bob Petit and the 1958 Hawks (the last all-white NBA champions), Bill Russell and what could have been, what Marvin Barnes and the Spirits meant to St. Louis, and much more!

The annual tradition continues as Jason and Rich welcome friends Curtis Harris and Reinis Lācis to the show for the Over and Back Holiday Special! This year, we'll be watching the 1987 Christmas Day showdown between the Detroit Pistons (15-5) and New York Knicks (8-16). There is plenty to talk about on this show as the Knicks have missed the playoffs three years in a row and have brought in a new coach (Rick Pitino). A rookie point guard Mark Jackson is looking to solidify the Knicks lineup while one has to wonder if Patrick Ewing will ever lead a winner in New York. In the Motor City, the Pistons have been to two Eastern Conference Finals in the last four years but haven't been able to get over the hump and make a run to the NBA Finals. They have one of the best records in the league and look great so far. Is this the year they finally make it? Join us for our holiday special, a night of laughs, nostalgia, drinking games and so much more. Watch along with us at https://youtu.be/TEogAwqpLEE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode, Curtis talks to Dr. Leslie Heaphy, who teaches sports history at Kent State University and has contributed to several books, including The Encyclopedia of Women in Baseball. Their topic today is the history of women in baseball, specifically Black baseball. The conversation starts with a broad history of women in the game, as spectators, reporters, and players, before moving on to the Negro Leagues, where Dr. Heaphy talks about some of the women who played the game, owned the teams, and helped run the leagues. They touch on Effa Manley, who is currently the only woman in the Baseball Hall of Fame, and discuss the difficulties of researching this topic. You can read Dr. Heaphy's piece on women in Black baseball on Baseball Reference: https://www.baseball-reference.com/articles/women-in-the-negro-leagues-leslie-heaphy.shtml Also, congratulations to DOCTOR Curtis Harris on successfully defending his dissertation this week!

In June 2021, Sports-Reference dramatically expanded its database of statistics related to Negro League Baseball. However, the story of Black baseball goes beyond plate appearances and innings pitched. These Black ballplayers were major league quality but were not treated as such by the American and National Leagues. These African Americans were citizens of the United States, but were not treated as such by the government of their own country. This is The Negro Leagues are Major Leagues, a podcast from Sports Reference. In the weeks to come, join sports historian Curtis Harris as he interviews a range of historians, researchers, activists, and others about a broad range of topics related to the Black baseball experience. In Episode Zero, we provide a preview of some of the guests who will be coming in future episodes. Then, Curtis explains a little more about his background and provides an introduction to the major themes of this podcast. Look for Episode #1 on Thursday, and then new episodes every Thursday after that.

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Jason and Rich are joined by Curtis Harris (prohoopshistory.substack.com) to talk about the life and career of NBA legend Elgin Baylor, who passed away earlier this week.  Topics include: An overview of Baylor's illustrious but snakebitten career Baylor's status as one of the NBA's most underrated players ever Baylor's revolutionary style of play and influence on the game of basketball Baylor's tumultuous high school and college career Saving the Lakers franchise Baylor's battles with racism and All-Star Game boycott Baylor's famous service-shortened 1962 season Surviving a plane crash with his Lakers teammates Major injuries and the unknown world of sports medicine A bittersweet retirement Baylor's post-playing coaching and front-office careers. Additional Resources: Elgin Baylor: The Man Who Changed Basketball (amzn.to/3980dLP)  Support for Over and Back: The Day Sports Stood Still From Emmy-winning director Antoine Fuqua and NBA All-Star Chris Paul comes THE DAY SPORTS STOOD STILL - the new HBO documentary that tells the story of the unprecedented sports shutdown in March of 2020 and the remarkable turn of events that followed. Chronicling the abrupt stoppage of sports, the athletes' prominent role in the cultural reckoning on racial injustices that escalated during the pandemic, and the complex return to competition, THE DAY SPORTS STOOD STILL premieres Wednesday, March 24 at 9pm on HBO, and streaming on HBO Max.  Visit us on Twitter (@OverandBackNBA) and Facebook for an opportunity to win a free $25 NBAStore.com gift card courtesy of the team behind The Day Sports Stood Still. Manscaped Get 20% off plus free shipping at Manscaped.com using promo code Fansided20.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us for a special Over & Back LIVE honoring the life and career of Phoenix Suns great Paul Westphal. We're be joined by Curtis Harris of ProHoopsHistory.com to watch a classic game from Westphal's career: Game 7 of the 1979 Western Conference Finals between the Seattle SuperSonics and the Phoenix Suns.Watch the game along with us at https://youtu.be/3HnRWKwqDAU.Vurbl: https://vurbl.com/station/4WEdpx4IOdH/

Watch the game with us at https://youtu.be/o2qqOubsEGM.It's the most wonderful time of the time! Jason and Rich continue their holiday tradition by welcoming Curtis Harris and Reinis Lācis to the show as the guys talk about the year that was and watch a classic NBA game.This year's game takes us all the way back to 1977-78, a major transition period in the world of professional basketball, as we watch the Buffalo Braves vs. the Cleveland Cavaliers from Christmas Day. We'll talk about major storylines around the NBA and the world at the time, featured players in this game including Marvin Barnes, Billy Knight, Randy Smith, Walt Frazier, Jim Chones, Austin Carr and more!

PLEASE START WITH EPISODE ONE. THIS IS THE SECOND EPISODE OF THE SERIES.*****WARNING: SOME DISCUSSION OF DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE IDEATIONS*****Shay tells the story of her downward spiral and how it mirrored the social unrest in Los Angeles following the beating of Rodney King. As a deeply troubled teen, Shay had been experiencing gender dysphoria for some time. At this point, she had not yet embraced her true identity. Simmering racial tensions only sought to fan the flame.Like Rodney King, Shay felt like she was fighting for her life. In order to survive, she had to accept herself and seek understanding from those around her. It would be an uphill battle, but it was one she was willing to take. After all, something had to change.Cast: Shay PotterKey Themes:The Rodney King trial is symbolic of Shay’s internal struggle.Unchecked silence only gives abusers power.Constant pressure leads to an inevitable eruption.It’s difficult to discuss issues when they don’t want to be discussed.True acceptance starts with you, others will follow.Key Quotes:3:22 — “There were no words necessary, no explanations needed. In that moment, LA’s black community was living the pain we all knew instinctively.”10:09 — “What I failed to remember was that I was in a traditional black home and certain topics, like sex and sexuality, were taboo and would never be discussed.”14:07 — “I know Sebastian and all that he represents is wrong. Unnatural. Sinful. So I must keep him to myself. I found the tiniest box inside of me and shoved Sebastian in as best I could. Unfortunately, boxes have limits.”26:18 — “Every day is an adventure, and it usually was a day of endless taunts. Teasing about my skin, my hair, or my boyish nature. And mostly, because I didn’t know how to push back.”33:38 — “I was no different. I also wanted acceptance and understanding from those in my world. My parents, my pastor, and my community. But then I realized others could never give me what I was unable to give myself.”EPISODE 4 will be released on 15 Oct, the official release of the podcast!!ALL NEW EPISODES will drop EVERY THURSDAY until the finale episode.Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, Deezer, or on your favorite podcast platform. Brought to you by Be Better Media, LLC. Visit our website.Get SUPPORT hereTeens: www.thetrevorproject.org/help ✨The Trevor Lifeline: 866.488.7386.✨ Text START to 678-678.Parents: IndigoJourney (https://www.instagram.com/indigojourney1) ------------------------------------------------Crack This ShXt Open is narrated and produced by Shay Potter. Editing on this episode from Chelsea Sutton and Shay Potter. Emma Cannady is our storytelling editor. Sound design and mix by Zach Hahn. Music in this episode is Escaping Forever & Majestic by Michael Vignola, Whisperers Piano Trap Beat by Curtis Harris. Our theme song is by Blue Dot SessionSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BeBetterMedia)

Ben and Max are joined by PHD Candidate and Basketball Historian Curtis Harris (@ProHoopsHistory) to discuss the history of labor and race relations as it relates to the NBA Draft.Presented by Betonline.ag and Manscaped1:48 - Labor50:52 - Race

Curtis Harris, who runs the Twitter account ProHoopsHistory, joins the show to discuss the last time NBA players went on strike.

Our country's past still has profound influence on our society today, and co-host Nick Hauselman welcomes to the show historian Curtis Harris to discuss the many sequences of events that have led us to still be struggling with issues of race, as well as the need to tear down statues.

Host Danny Leroux (@DannyLeroux) and Curtis Harris of the ProHoopsHistory Newsletter (@ProHoopsHistory) discuss the NBA’s history of athlete activism. They discuss the history of activism in basketball from the 1940’s to today, the importance of listening to inform perspective and much more. Sponsored by BetOnline Subscribe to RealGM Radio on iTunes or via the RSS feed.

Join me on today’s Journey, where we meet fitness coach Curtis Harris. Curtis has been a Fitness Coach for over ten years with a coaching background in Corrective Exercise, Boxing, MMA Conditioning, and Women’s Fitness. We connect with Curtis during a time of quarantine to learning how to stay fit in our new reality of Working from Home (WFH). To learn more about Wellness on Demand, please visit our website at www.wellnessod.comWellness on Demandhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/wellness-on-demand/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/garvin-reid-interviews-curtis-harris-on-the-wellness-on-demand-podcast-how-to-stay-fit-in-our-new-reality-of-working-from-home-wfh

Join me on today’s Journey, where we meet fitness coach Curtis Harris. Curtis has been a Fitness Coach for over ten years with a coaching background in Corrective Exercise, Boxing, MMA Conditioning, and Women’s Fitness. We connect with Curtis during a time of quarantine to learning how to stay fit in our new reality of Working from Home (WFH). To learn more about Wellness on Demand, please visit our website at www.wellnessod.comWellness on Demandhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/wellness-on-demand/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/garvin-reid-interviews-curtis-harris-on-the-wellness-on-demand-podcast-how-to-stay-fit-in-our-new-reality-of-working-from-home-wfh

Join me on today’s Journey, where we meet fitness coach Curtis Harris. Curtis has been a Fitness Coach for over ten years with a coaching background in Corrective Exercise, Boxing, MMA Conditioning, and Women’s Fitness. We connect with Curtis during a time of quarantine to learning how to stay fit in our new reality of Working from Home (WFH). To learn more about Wellness on Demand, please visit our website at www.wellnessod.comWellness on Demandhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/wellness-on-demand/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/garvin-reid-interviews-curtis-harris-on-the-wellness-on-demand-podcast-how-to-stay-fit-in-our-new-reality-of-working-from-home-wfh

Jason and Rich of the Over and Back Classic NBA Podcast welcome Curtis Harris (https://prohoopshistory.substack.com/) for a live rewatch of the Toronto Raptors vs. Phoenix Suns game from February 27, 2000.Watch the live stream at https://youtu.be/9oxwoi5uJDo

Host Danny Leroux (@DannyLeroux) and Curtis Harris of the ProHoopsHistory Newsletter (@ProHoopsHistory) discuss the Hall of Fame. They break down the 2020 class, the voting process and how it can be improved, people worthy of enshrinement in future years, whether an NBA Hall of Fame makes sense and much more. Sponsored by BetOnline Subscribe to RealGM Radio on iTunes or via the RSS feed.

Jason and Rich are joined by Curtis Harris (https://prohoopshistory.substack.com/) and Reinis Lācis (https://www.youtube.com/user/LamarMatic/) for a special live stream/live commentary of the infamous 1993 Western Conference Semifinals Game 7 between the Seattle SuperSonics and Houston Rockets.Watch the game/follow along with us at https://youtu.be/Tm9XIiYaXgE.

We discuss the NBA contributions of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame's Class of 2019 with Curtis Harris of Pro Hoops History. We discuss Bobby Jones, Sidney Moncrief, Jack Sikma, Paul Westphal, Al Attles, Carl Braun, Vlade Divac, and Bill Fitch. We also consider whether the Hall of Fame could find a better method of celebrating African-American pioneers and look at who we'd most like to see join Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant, and Kevin Garnett in the 2020 Hall of Fame class.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Luke and Ann talk about Tableau's annual visualization competition Iron Viz held at the conference. They're joined by two guests, 2016 and 2017 Iron Viz champions Curtis Harris and Tristan Guillevin. Expect a deep dive into why they participated, aspects of the judging process, and what each of them are working on.

Philadelphia native Zack Clayton was recently inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Clayton played professionally from 1934-1949, and enjoyed other ventures off the court. On the second episode of the Sixers Hoops History Podcast, Curtis Harris interviews Clayton's great niece Lauren Myers about Zack's legacy on and off the court, including his time as a boxing referee and a firefighter.

On the premiere edition of the Sixers Hoops History podcast, Curtis Harris interviews Billy Gabor, who discusses his playing days with the Syracuse Nationals (1948 - 1955). In addition, the 95-year-old Gabor recalls old teammates like Dolph Schayes, his time at Syracuse University, and serving in the Air Force during World War II.

We are joined by Curtis Harris of Pro Hoops History in discussing the life and career of Connie Hawkins, the New York City playground legend and ABA superstar who was unfairly blackballed by the NBA until his late 20s. We discuss Hawkins being one of the first above-the-rim offensive superstars, how his high-flying grace and acrobatics inspired Julius Erving and Michael Jordan, his incredibly huge hands and ball fakes, popularizing the finger roll, growing up in Brooklyn and his success on the playgrounds and at Boys High School, including a legendary battle against Roger Brown. We also talk about his recruitment to the University of Iowa, getting ensnared in a gambling scandal because of a tenuous association with gambler and former NBA star Jack Molinas, a false confession after weeks of interrogation by New York detectives, and being banned by the NBA despite never being charged with a crime. We also dig into Hawkins becoming MVP of the fledging rival league the ABL at age 19, playing with the Harlem Globetrotters, filing an antitrust lawsuit against the NBA, and winning a championship in the ABA with the Pittsburgh Pipers. We also discuss the settlement that led Hawkins to finally join the NBA, finding success with the Phoenix Suns, how he shined despite injuries taking their toll on his brilliance, his waning years with the Lakers and Hawks, finding meaning in his life after basketball, his sense of humor, and how much his Hall of Fame induction meant to him. We also play a what-if game for him joining the NBA in 1964 and how history might have changed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Curtis Harris of Pro Hoops History joins us again to discuss the 1967 Philadelphia 76ers, the record-setting team that ended the Boston Celtics' 8-year championship streak, on the latest episode of the Over and Back Classic NBA Podcast. We talk about Curtis' project with the 76ers called Spirit of the Champion (http://www.nba.com/sixers/spiritofthechampion), commemorating the 68-win championship team that is on the short list of greatest teams in pro basketball history, and what it was like to attend the team's 50th anniversary dinner. We look at how the team fits at a key juncture in NBA history, when the ABA and expansion began to dramatically change the sport. We discuss how the franchise transitioned from the Syracuse Nationals in the early 1960s, how established stars like Hal Greer and Chet Walker adjusted to Wilt Chamberlain joining the team in 1965, the brutal playoff losses to the Celtics (including "Havlicek stole the ball" in 1965), what in Chamberlain's game changed in 1967, and how coach Alex Hannum knew how to work with superstars and bench players and everyone in between. We also discuss the smooth shooting and rugged defense of Greer, Walker's clutch scoring, Billy Cunningham springing all over the court, Luke Jackson's prowess on the boards, Wali Jones' perimeter freedom, and Larry Costello being the old man of the team. We also talk about the contributions of the tough Dave Gambee, rookie Matt Guokas, Bill Melchionni and Bob Weiss, and what ended up preventing the Sixers from becoming a dynasty. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We watch and offer real-time commentary on Michael Jordan's 63-point performance vs. Larry Bird's Boston Celtics in the 1986 playoffs in the latest episode of the Over and Back Classic NBA podcast. We are joined by Curtis Harris of Pro Hoops History and Reinis Lacis of The Handle podcast to discuss the awesomeness of the Celtics and where they rate among the greatest teams, Bird's beautiful perm, a bloody Kevin McHale, the lack of towel hygiene in 1986 NBA, Bill Walton's magical season, the Bulls' dysfunction and drug issues, Jordan coming back from injury and feuding with Jerry Reinsdorf and Jerry Krause, why Orlando Woolridge didn't work well as Jordan's running mate, George Gervin scoring 0 points in his final NBA game, Gene Banks' hustle, the annoying Danny Ainge, and thoughts on Robert Parish, Dennis Johnson, Jerry Sichting, Scott Wedman, Rick Carlisle, Kyle Macy, Sidney Green, Mike Smrek, K.C. Jones, Stan Albeck and more. For the most enjoyable experience, we recommend you watch the game as you listen to the episode. Here is a link to Game 2 of the 1986 Eastern Conference first round between the Bulls and the Celtics: https://youtu.be/z78LdwAcQUo See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

2016 Iron Viz contestants Russell Spangler, Robert Rouse, and winner Curtis Harris recount their experiences at TC16. How does one prepare for those 20 minutes where it’s just you and the data? How do the feeder competitions compare? What was their favorite moments AFTER the competition? Who of the three knows where you can get the best pulled pork sandwich in Austin? Get these answers and more you didn’t even know you wanted in this week’s episode. Subscribe to Podcast Your Data through iTunes, Stitcher, Pocket Casts or your favorite podcasting app.

Alex Nicoletti, Alfred Johnson and Curtis Harris join us today to talk about Shelby’s Roadmap to the Future! We’ll see what’s on the horizon for the ShelbyArena and ShelbyNext products. Alex Nicoletti, Arena Product Manager, tells us about his ministry background, shares some exciting news about enhancements that he is currently working on and discusses the Arena roadmap. Alfred Johnson, Financials Product Owner, tells us what projects he is overseeing for the financial side of ShelbyNext, what is in the works and the wish list items that he is dreaming about. Finally Curtis Harris, EVP for Ministry Brands, explains what he's doing to bring the strong “voice of the customer” to the ShelbyNext product as he looks forward to the exciting days ahead for Shelby Systems and Ministry Brands. This edition of Shelby Podcast is sponsored by ShelbyArena.

Alex Nicoletti, Alfred Johnson and Curtis Harris join us today to talk about Shelby’s Roadmap to the Future! We’ll see what’s on the horizon for the ShelbyArena and ShelbyNext products. Alex Nicoletti, Arena Product Manager, tells us about his ministry background, shares some exciting news about enhancements that he is currently working on and discusses the Arena roadmap. Alfred Johnson, Financials Product Owner, tells us what projects he is overseeing for the financial side of ShelbyNext, what is in the works and the wish list items that he is dreaming about. Finally Curtis Harris, EVP for Ministry Brands, explains what he's doing to bring the strong “voice of the customer” to the ShelbyNext product as he looks forward to the exciting days ahead for Shelby Systems and Ministry Brands. This edition of Shelby Podcast is sponsored by ShelbyArena.

We look at Bill Walton and how revolutionary he was in his politics, lifestyle and on the basketball floor in the latest episode of Over and Back's Basketball Mysteries of the 1970s. The redheaded center was an amazing passer, defender, shotblocker, and crafty scorer with a range of smarts and skills whose Portland Trail Blazers seemed on the verge of a dynasty when Walton’s foot injury in 1978 led to a nasty divorce with the team. He took lots of media criticism for his anti-establishment politics and his counterculture lifestyle, especially before he won the championship in 1977. We detail the reasons he was a revolutionary force in and out of basketball and talk about the 1977 Blazers, why he was linked to kidnapped heiress Patty Hearst, being the first NBA player with a ponytail, his criticism of capitalism, his versatility, his simultaneous love but obsession with the game, how Portland came to embrace Blazermania, how Maurice Lucas ended up being the perfect complement, how Walton and Jack Ramsay saw the game in the same way, and the other major contributors to the Blazers (Lionel Hollins, Bob Gross, Dave Twardzik, Larry Steele and Johnny Davis). We also discuss a playoff series against Artis Gilmore's Bulls, how Lucas intimidated a replacement ref, a tough matchup against the Nuggets with David Thompson and Dan Issel, a sweep over a hobbled Lakers team with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and finally a Finals win over Julius Erving's Sixers with a wild brawl, a huge turnaround from a 0-2 series deficit, and classic duel by Walton and Erving in Game 6. We also include part of a previous episode discussing "The Breaks of the Game" with Curtis Harris of Pro Hoops History and James of NBA Injury Report. Original airdate: 9/29/16 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 1971 ABA champion Utah Stars with Zelmo Beaty, Willie Wise, Ron Boone and coach Bill Sharman are discussed with special guest Curtis Harris of Pro Hoops History on the latest episode of Over and Back’s Basketball Mysteries of the 1970s. They talk about Sharman’s inspirational speech after the Stars lost in the Finals in 1970, Beaty becoming the second major NBA star to defect to the ABA, the franchise moving from Los Angeles to Utah, making Salt Lake into the “Green Bay of basketball,” the Stars’ dogged rivalry with the Indiana Pacers, Mack Calvin, Red Robbins, Glen Combs, Jimmy Jones and much more. Original airdate: 8/12/16 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are joined again by Curtis Harris of Pro Hoops History to discuss the Boston Celtics dynasty from 1957 through 1969 that won 11 championships in 13 seasons. Topics discussed are Russell’s impressive record in Games 7, the Celtics coming through again and again in clutch moments, how much better were the Celtics defensively compared to the rest of the NBA, how the Celtics compared to other NBA dynasties such as the 1980s Lakers, the 1990s Bulls and the 2000s Spurs, which Celtics team was the best of the 11 champs, Red Auerbach’s strengths as a coach and GM, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you ever wondered how science is used in real-life spy games? How accurately is science and medicine being portrayed in movies, books, and other forms of pop culture? Dr. Curtis Harris, a world-renowned cancer scientist and chief of the Laboratory of Human Carcinogenesis at the NIH National Cancer Institute and author of the new spy thriller, HIGH HAND, joins us to discuss how science is used in real-life spy games.We’ll learn about the kinds of technology being used to make people reveal information, the kinds of lethal poisons that are used in espionage, and how beloved characters like James Bond have influenced the science of spying.Dr. Harris serves as editor in chief of the scientific journal Carcinogenesis. His novel, High Hand, written with co-authors James Rosen (an award-winning Pentagon journalist) and James Ellenberger (a former senior official of a national labor federation), using the pseudonym Curtis J. James, takes on hot-button issues and opens up the covert worlds of the CIA and SVR

Have you ever wondered how science is used in real-life spy games? How accurately is science and medicine being portrayed in movies, books, and other forms of pop culture? Dr. Curtis Harris, a world-renowned cancer scientist and chief of the Laboratory of Human Carcinogenesis at the NIH National Cancer Institute and author of the new spy thriller, HIGH HAND, joins us to discuss how science is used in real-life spy games.We’ll learn about the kinds of technology being used to make people reveal information, the kinds of lethal poisons that are used in espionage, and how beloved characters like James Bond have influenced the science of spying.Dr. Harris serves as editor in chief of the scientific journal Carcinogenesis. His novel, High Hand, written with co-authors James Rosen (an award-winning Pentagon journalist) and James Ellenberger (a former senior official of a national labor federation), using the pseudonym Curtis J. James, takes on hot-button issues and opens up the covert worlds of the CIA and SVR.

Have you ever wondered how science is used in real-life spy games? How accurately is science and medicine being portrayed in movies, books, and other forms of pop culture? Dr. Curtis Harris, a world-renowned cancer scientist and chief of the Laboratory of Human Carcinogenesis at the NIH National Cancer Institute and author of the new spy thriller, HIGH HAND, joins us to discuss how science is used in real-life spy games. We’ll learn about the kinds of technology being used to make people reveal information, the kinds of lethal poisons that are used in espionage, and how beloved characters like James Bond have influenced the science of spying. Dr. Harris serves as editor in chief of the scientific journal Carcinogenesis. His novel, High Hand, written with co-authors James Rosen (an award-winning Pentagon journalist) and James Ellenberger (a former senior official of a national labor federation), using the pseudonym Curtis J. James, takes on hot-button issues and opens up the covert worlds of the CIA and SVR.

Have you ever wondered how science is used in real-life spy games? How accurately is science and medicine being portrayed in movies, books, and other forms of pop culture? Dr. Curtis Harris, a world-renowned cancer scientist and chief of the Laboratory of Human Carcinogenesis at the NIH National Cancer Institute and author of the new spy thriller, HIGH HAND, joins us to discuss how science is used in real-life spy games. We’ll learn about the kinds of technology being used to make people reveal information, the kinds of lethal poisons that are used in espionage, and how beloved characters like James Bond have influenced the science of spying. Dr. Harris serves as editor in chief of the scientific journal Carcinogenesis. His novel, High Hand, written with co-authors James Rosen (an award-winning Pentagon journalist) and James Ellenberger (a former senior official of a national labor federation), using the pseudonym Curtis J. James, takes on hot-button issues and opens up the covert worlds of the CIA and SVR

ProHoopsHistory.com's Curtis Harris joins Jason and Rich to discuss the Basketball Hall of Fame, how it can be improved, our initial classes should we reform the Hall, whether the NBA should have their own Hall of Fame, biggest snubs in the current Hall of Fame and much more! Original airdate: 1/27/16 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason Mann and Rich Kraetsch are back with a new episode of the Over and Back Classic NBA podcast, this time talking NBA expansion teams and expansion drafts. We're first joined by Curtis Harris of ProHoopsHistory.com to discuss his favorite expansion teams, memories of the Chicago Packers and expansion draft oddities. We then breakdown each and every expansion team, key players acquired in the expansion drafts, how they performed, various statistics, impact on the league and a bevy of other topics. Quickly we discuss the Vancouver Grizzlies' uniforms, how the city of Dallas was way more interested in Who Shot JR than their brand-new Mavericks, dispersal drafts and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the inaugural episode of Over and Back, Jason and Rich are joined by Curtis Harris of ProHoopsHistory to discuss the life and career of NBA and ABA legend Rick Barry. Rick is one of the more polarizing figures in NBA history, a talented budding superstar who made the dubious decision to jump from the NBA to the ABA in the prime of his career. As it turned out, Barry may have kickstarted the free agent revolution made famous by Oscar Robertson and baseball’s Curt Flood. Barry, however, was seen as a selfish, money-hungry player who didn’t care about winning, a reputation that would surround him forever, even as he ventured back to the NBA and led the Golden State Warriors to their one and only NBA championship. On the podcast, we discuss Barry's jump to the ABA, whether it was the right decision at the time and why it ultimately hurt his legacy, his tenuous relationship with teammates, coaches and the media, his talented bloodline with NBA sons Brent and Jon, being a premiere scorer without the benefit of the three-pointer, the multitude of changes to the NBA and basketball throughout his career and much more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Curtis Harris of ProHoopsHistory joins us to talk his take of the Spirits of St. Louis after the ESPN 30 for 30 film "Free Spirits" aired and Mike Pompeo is our resident Pittsburgh Pirates fan joins us live. We talk MLB postseason, and Flo gives his opinion on the NFL after the "League of Denial".

Another year in the books, and yet again, our annual Christmas/holiday tradition! Jason and Rich welcome Dr. Curtis Harris (http://prohoopshistory.substack.com) to the show for a live watch of Miami Heat vs. Dallas Mavericks from Christmas Day 2011. (Unfortunately, Reinis Lācis couldn't join us this year but we're working on a replacement watch along with him very soon!)This year, we watched a very important game in NBA history as the Dallas Mavericks received their rings on opening night which was also Christmas Day? Wait what? Yes, due to the NBA lockout, the 2011-12 season was condensed to just 66 games which meant the season began on Christmas Day. In this episode, we discuss the reasons for the lockout, how the Big 3 Miami Heat re-tooled in the offseason, how the Dallas Mavericks cheaped out and immediately saw disastrous results along with several other discussions about the NBA past and present. Join us for our holiday special, a night of laughs, nostalgia and so much more.Watch along with us at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8hfVMO3UYU. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy