Podcasts about Deeney

Joe Deeney has gotten a reputation, here at JAMDTNYTC HQ, for crafting fun and lively crosswords, and we are pleased to report that his streak remains intact! While it has often been conjectured that the proof is in the pudding, here it's in the podcast, so we enjoin you to subscribe, download, and check out our "case for the Deeney, er, defense"

Send us a textAs we close Season Six, I think we can all agree we learned a lot from our guests and they seemed to have a good time sharing their expertise with us. I know we all thank them and I in particular thank them for allowing me to interview them and pick their brains! I look forward to sharing more guests with you in Season Seven. Until then, be true to yourself and whenever you can, keep doing the Work, because as we all know, the Work works if you work it!Happy Holidays All! And remember to visit my new podcast website: allthingspilatespodcast.comAbout Darien Gold ~ https://www.dariengold.com, https://www.allthingspilatespodcast.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/darien_gold_pilates_expertFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/dariengoldMusic credits ~ Instagram: @theotherjohnmayer Support the show

PFF analyst, Jeff Deeney joins Dieter Kurtenbach to break down the Niners tough season & who are the bright spots & low spots according to PFFSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Fat Lads are having a dinner party and there's one spare seat at the table. Who gets it...? It's the return of the Fat Lads Bracket! Sleepout Donation Link: https://t.co/n8sj0V0ZvL 00:00 Intro 03:00 Sleepout 06:22 Back To The Pitch-en 07:10 Fantasy Dinner Table 11:16 Gascoigne v DiCanio 18:28 Terry v Balotelli 26:25 Le Tissier v Vardy 35:45 Deeney v Keane 41:28 Suarez v Rooney 49:21 Bowyer v Barton 55:34 Jones v Cole 58:29 Merson v Cantona 01:04:19 QF1 01:08:37 QF2 01:12:42 QF3 01:15:10 QF4 01:18:47 SF1 01:22:00 SF2 01:25:30 Final 01:34:55 Shrewsbury score 01:35:10 Steelers v Browns 01:37:04 Outro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The pod welcomes commentator Bill Leslie for the latest edition of Mesut Haaland Dicks, as he chooses his six personal fascinations and irritations of football. Bill and the panel explore stadium architecture quirks, nearby fans taking issue with live commentary observations, the most generic Championship play-offs semi-final lineup possible, the two types of mid-game petering-out, needless away kits ruining the pre-match excitement and pretentious/professional pronunciations of foreign players' names. Adam's new book, Extra Time Beckons, Penalties Loom: How to Use (and Abuse) The Language of Football, is OUT NOW: geni.us/ExtraTimeBeckons Please VOTE for Football Clichés as the FSA Podcast of the Year: www.surveymonkey.com/r/fsa-awards-2024 Visit nordvpn.com/cliches to get four extra months on a two-year plan with NordVPN Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joe Deeney has gotten accolades for writing terrific crosswords, and today's puzzle, we are pleased to report, continues the streak. The theme is ingenious, there are lots of gems everywhere you look in the grid, all-in-all a nice bit of work. Deets inside, as well as a return of our "Oh, That's How You Pronounce It" segment, -- which, astonishingly, may provoke the need for another OTHYPI in the near future!Show note imagery: A CATCAFE!We love feedback! Send us a text...Contact Info:We love listener mail! Drop us a line, crosswordpodcast@icloud.com.Also, we're on FaceBook, so feel free to drop by there and strike up a conversation!

Arsenal & England legend David Seaman's weekly football podcast covering the Premier League and so much more! David and Faye are joined by Watford hero Troy Deeney as they preview the international break as England head into their first game without Gareth Southgate in the dugout since 2016. They also chat about Troy's career including his time at Watford what his future management ambitions are. Follow Seaman Says on social media, we're @SeamanPodcast on Facebook, X, Instagram & TikTok. Seaman Says is a Listening Dog Media production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Since his short stint as player-manager at Forest Green, Troy Deeney has been in the media a lot recently. He's a polarising character; some see him as outspoken, others find his ‘say it how it is' style refreshing. Regardless, you have to respect the man's career. Coming from a tough childhood in Birmingham, Deeney didn't sign for a professional club until he was 18 years old. He rose up the English football pyramid making 165 PL appearances and scoring 47 PL Goals.It's rare to find a footballer so open about their story, but Deeney tells us everything. We cover his struggles with domestic abuse, alcohol issues, time in prison and the pressures of being a Premier League footballer. Love him or hate him, Troy Deeney is a name The Premier League will never forget.FOLLOW RISING BALLERS

Two cracking FA Cup semi-finals and more drama in the Premier League! We are joined by former Fulham and Swansea defender Alfie Mawson and Watford LEGEND Troy Deeney as we talk about everything from the weekend's football... Coventry City were a toenail away from knocking out Man United at Wembley, whereas Man City cruised into a third FA Cup Final in a row beating Chelsea.  We've got all the talking points from the Premier League too with Arsenal and Liverpool both returning to winning ways and there was a HUGE win for Burnley at the bottom.  We've some cracking insight into Erling Haaland's playing style, we talk about no longer having FA Cup replays and we look at the CRAZY Tweet from the Nottingham Forest admin!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the final episode of the series, Troy and Jermain discuss the first time they considered retirement, how it made them feel, and their fears for life after football. Jermain talks about how he wanted to have control of the final decision to call it a day and not have it forced on him by injury, about what it's like to wake up as a retired player, and what happens when the cheering stops. And Troy wonders what it will be like when his time comes and how he'll feel. And they get into the weeds about why they need football so much, and how they reflect on their respective careers.

In episode eleven of Football Firsts, Troy and Jermain discuss the first time they played with or against genius, and what it's like to play alongside the very best. First up, the pair ask what makes a genius and throw out some names of players they think are special. Jermain talks about playing with Paolo Di Canio and Luka Modric, and against Kaka and Clarence Seedorf. They talk about what makes a footballing genius, why Steven Gerrard and Alan Shearer are so good, and why Dimitar Berbatov carries his own plastic cutlery! And they discuss which players they would pay money to see in the Premier League today.

In episode ten Troy and Jermain discuss the first time they made headlines in the papers for good.....and bad reasons, and how that headline news affects your psyche. They discuss the ratings that journalists used to give players, which footballers like to read the papers, and how they reacted to seeing their respective names on the back pages for the first time. And then the pair look at what happens when they transcend football and make the front of the paper, often for what would be classed as "the wrong reasons". Troy talks about how he embarrassed his family, whilst Jermain discusses what happens when the press try and deconstruct a footballer's private life on the front pages.

In episode nine of Football Firsts, Troy and Jermain discuss the first time they missed a sitter in a game, and what it feels like when it happens. Troy talks about how the bad ones stick with him: one against Spurs stands out, as does a contentious effort against Crystal Palace, whilst for Jermain it's a miss against Manchester City. They talk about some of the classic misses in football history - sorry Fernando Torres and Ronnie Rosenthal. And how the crowd react when you spoon one past the post when it was easier to score. And they chat about penalty misses, what happens when analysts get involved, and whether they give stick to teammates who can't score.

It's lights, camera, action as Troy Deeney and Jermain Defoe remember the first time they stepped away from the pitch to work as pundits. They talk about growing up as Match of the Day fans and discussing pundits they admired as both kids and as players, and who they enjoy listening to now. Troy talks about his first experience as a pundit on Monday Night Football, they compare notes about working on MOTD, and how they prepare for both TV and radio appearances. The pair also contemplate whether current players watch live football, ask why young people can't concentrate on a full 90 minutes, and muse on Virgil Van Dijk smelling so good whilst he plays.

Bottom line up front: What's in this weeks episode? Well we have all this:RacismMourinho and Deeney sackings Ivan Toney returnManchester United poaching Omar Berrada AFCON and Asian cup standings and Asian cup backgroundFeature: Dan gives us an overview of the Asian CupFantasy FootballThink of yourself as the Fantasy Football guru? Come and join our league and let's see what you're made of - Dan reckons he's really good and in second place! You can join by using this link.Stay Connected: Follow us on Twitter at @justfootballpod or email us at justfootballpod@gmail.com.Please share, download and subscribeMerch: If you're a fan of the Just Football Podcast, you won't want to miss out on our fantastic merchandise available on Redbubble. Show your love and support for your favourite football podcast by exploring their collection of unique and stylish items Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode seven, Troy and Jermain look back to the first time they were booed as players and how they dealt with fans being critical of their performances. Troy begins by reflecting on what Gianfranco Zola once told him: that only good players get booed, before the pair discuss what happens when fans boo, what sort of names they get called, and what players say back to angry away ends. And they get into the weeds on the types of fans and whether they like them and the differences between fans in a stadium and fans online. They challenge online fans to come to training and see how quickly they would collapse at a standard session.

It was another weekend of limited action in the Premier League but Ben Foster, Mark Goldbridge and Watto still had plenty to discuss, especially around Ivan Toney's dramatic return to football in Brentford's 3-2 win over Nottingham Forest! Did Toney cheat by moving the ball? Nottingham Forest certainly think so. But the lads also discuss the role Matt Turner and his wall had in the goal… Liverpool and Arsenal both piled in the goals to keep their title dreams alive, while Sheffield United and West Ham played out a dramatic 2-2 draw! And Ben gives his take on former teammate Troy Deeney's sacking, as Forest Green parted ways with him after just six games this week. You don't want to miss all of that, plus:

Manchester City have been issued with a date for the final hearing on their 115 FFP charges and could face relegation. Brighton CEO Paul Barber joins Andy Goldstein and Darren Bent in the studio. Troy Deeney has been sacked as Forest Green Rovers boss after comments about his players performance. Michael Van Gerwen has his say on Luke Littler's impact on darts. Gabby Agbonlahor says Aston Villa are the 3rd best squad in the Premier League. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

DEENEY GOES OFF, BIG AFCON DRAMA & KDB IS SIMPLY THE BEST #letemshoottv #footballcontent #troydeeney #afcon2024 #kevindebruyne #asiancup2024 #viniciusjr Chapters: 6:49 A-League Unite Round 27:19 Socceroos Asian Cup 29:11 AFCON DRAMA36:45 Troy Deeney's Comments 45:04 Sancho's Move 1:14:27 United 2-2 Spurs 1:30:32 Newcastle 2-3 City 1:35:55 Vini kills Barca1:40:59 SAUDI EXODUS1:45:52 CR7 or BEYONCE1:50:45 QUICKFIRE QUESTIONSLISTEN ON SPOTIFY:https://open.spotify.com/show/7CR3t35...LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS:https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast...LEAVE US A REVIEW AND 5 STARS IF YOU LOVED THE CONTENT.LET EM SHOOT.TV is a representation and voice for the youth of Australia. Content inspired by numerous influences, we try our best to bridge the gap between football and culture in the country and provide a voice for like-minded creatives.If you enjoyed this video, make sure you smash the like button, subscribe and turn on your notification bell to never miss a thing.Cast IG and TikTok Handles:@tomclachlan@badreldinabbas@pengesttekkers@wagwanmj@juju_jereminho@danaigapare@krissabobissa@rileyangelosante10Edited by:@Let Em Shoot TVCreative Direction:@Let Em Shoot TVFind us on:Instagramhttps://instagram.com/letemshoot.tv?i...  TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@letemshoot.tv...Emailletemshoot.tv@gmail.com

In episode six of Football Firsts, Troy and Jermain discuss the heartache of the beautiful game and weigh in on the first time that football broke them. Troy looks back at the disappointment of losing the 2013 Playoff Final against Crystal Palace and how unprepared his Watford side were for that game. Jermain discusses missing out on the Champions League with Tottenham because of a number of overnight illnesses in the camp, and the pair reflect on what happened when Jermain missed out on the World Cup squad. And the pair discuss the effect that negativity has had on their respective games, and how much the average fan would like to walk a day in the shoes of a professional footballer.

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff are joined by Forest Green Rovers head coach Troy Deeney. They dig into the week's big EFL stories and talk LIVE to new Birmingham City boss Tony Mowbray. Also hear from new Swansea City head coach Luke Williams and the panel discuss Ian Foster joining Plymouth Argyle. What about the latest situation at Reading, a big win for Cheltenham and the Cowley brothers sharing a bunk bed?00:25 Jobi's spa day gets physical 02:50 Troy on life at Forest Green and his new electric car! 08:50 Birmingham boss Tony Mowbray LIVE on the pod 16:30 Luke Williams swaps Notts County for Swansea City 21:00 A new manager in the EFL - Plymouth's Ian Foster 25:05 Cheltenham stun Portsmouth – what a turnaround! 26:55 Microwave meals at crisis club Reading 30:00 The Cowleys are back, but they're sharing a bunk bed! 35:15 Bamford's banger is in Jobi's 72PLUS 72MINUS

Troy and Jermain look back to their first games in front of the television cameras and describe how it felt to be playing with the eyes of the world watching.They talk about how you prepare to play on TV - getting haircuts, bringing the barber to the training ground, practicing goal celebrations, and working out which camera to celebrate to. They also drill down into post-match interviews, watching your own performances on Match of the Day with your friends, and which teammates loved the cameras. And they head off down a rabbit hole to talk about what sort of managers they'd be and what they'd wear on the touchlines with Troy admitting that his wife picks all his clothes.

Troy and Jermain reflect on the first rollickings they ever got from a manager.Troy talks about how Sean Dyche reacted after Troy failed to listen to his instructions, and how Dyche tested him every single day at training. Jermain discusses how Martin Jol "came for him" at half time of a game, leading Defoe to throw a water bottle. And the pair compare notes on the worst rollickings they've seen in a dressing room, including one done through an interpreter. Plus, they discuss David Beckham and Glenn Hoddle, why Marco Silva is ruthless, and what made Fabio Capello so scary.

Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff are joined by Danny Cowley with the managerial merri-go-round in full swing ahead of the Christmas period.They look at Steven Schumacher swapping Plymouth for Stoke City, and why Michael Beale's appointment at Sunderland hasn't impressed the club's supporters.We also hear from Barrow captain Niall Canavan on their fine run of form. And there's little festive cheer for Forest Green and Sutton United, who've both changed their managers this week, with Troy Deeney becoming player-coach at the New Lawn.02:20 Steven Schumacher becomes the new Stoke City boss 10:42 Michael Beale's “underwhelming” appointment at Sunderland 17:29 Niall Canavan and Barrow 30:06 Troy Deeney and the peril of being a player-manager 36:38 What's gone wrong at Sutton?

Jermain and Troy discuss the first time they travelled abroad to play. They recall the best foreign stadiums, the worst trips they had, and what they did to quell the boredom of long pre-season tours in random towns and cities around the world. Troy recalls how one manager tried to make him lose so much weight that he ordered a staff member to go and buy him a Crunchy Nut and a bag of sweets, whilst Jermain muses on why, under Jacques Santini, he once played 13 pre-season games. They look back on the films they watched to kill time, laugh about how David Moyes ordered Jermain back onto a plane that had suffered engine failure, and Troy is amazed to discover that the rapper Drake called Jermain when he joined Toronto FC.

Jermain and Troy talk about the first time they were dropped from the team, the stories behind it, and the impact it had on them. Troy discusses how managers used to tell him they were leaving him out whilst Jermain talks about being dropped for a game at Old Trafford after scoring two goals the previous week.They discuss how to look when you're on the bench in a TV game, why Troy and the new Napoli manager Walter Mazzarri didn't get on and whether Jermain scored a "Van Basten"?

Jermain Defoe and Troy Deeney are back for season two of Football Firsts and kick it all off by looking back at their first transfers. Jermain discusses his move from West Ham to Spurs and how it really went down, whilst Troy admits he had no idea where Watford was when they came in for him. They look at the benefits of leaving on a free, what happens when you hand in a transfer request, and how Troy signed his contract for the Hornets in a service station car park just off the M25. And Jermain looks back on the Gareth Bale deal that sent him to Real Madrid and what happens to the team dynamic when a player wants out.

We know, we know. It's been an embarrassingly long time, but we're back now. Shut up!In this, the last episode of the series, we look at something very close to our hearts and our new branding: brothers. So many good brothers: the Marxes, the Kemps, them Roman ones that drank off a wolf. Add to that list the brothers Deeney and we've got ourselves a podcast. We don't ask that you like us, we only demand that you love us unconditionally. Support the show

In the final episode of Football Firsts, Troy and Jermain choose their eleven from the players mentioned during the series and give us the inside take on them: whose ankles were absolutely massive? Who once did a training session with his mobile phone ringing in his pocket? And which player would Troy argue with about who was faster? Some big names are bandied about but who makes the final cut?

Football is an emotional sport and Troy and Jermain share the first time they properly went crazy on the pitch (SPOILER: Troy's is not the Leicester goal). They recall the angriest and the funniest players they've come across and they reveal some of the best put-downs they've heard from the likes of Ian Wright and Paul Pogba. Elsewhere, JD tells why Antonio Conte couldn't stay calm on the touchline, Troy reveals his happiest moment in football and JD explains why the Old Firm derby is different to any other match.

Troy and Jermain take us inside the training grounds and that feeling the first time you train with the first team. They tell us about the levels of competition within a squad and how jealousy can rear its head. JD recalls how Edgar Davids and Wilson Palacios shook things up at Tottenham, the guys discuss when they realised they'd become the old men of the dressing room and a chat about players that didn't train properly leads to the mercurial Adel Taraabt.

This episode deals with the first time Jermain and Troy felt self-doubt in their careers. Troy reveals how using a sports psychologist helped with his anger on the pitch and they also discuss some of the most nervous players they played with. A discussion on playing with injuries leads to a tale from Troy that involves an old lady, a lot of pain and him having to drop his trousers…

Gazza's tears, Beckham's red card and the Reggae Boyz..this episode is all about Jermain and Troy's first World Cups - their favourite tournaments, players and goals. JD reveals the moment he found out he wasn't going to the 2006 edition in Germany and takes us inside the 2010 competition in South Africa: why Fabio Capello made him feel like a little kid and the misery when Germany dumped England out. And finally, a chat about Luis Suarez leads to Jermain explaining why he once bit Javier Mascherano.

Knock, knock…in this episode of Football Firsts, Troy and Jermain discuss the first time they had to knock on a manager's door. Who had the nicest office? Which manager was more like a player and which gaffer always had YouTube on? Troy remembers his first meeting with Gianfranco Zola after he left prison and JD reveals how he gave the classic “Who dis?” response when an England manager texted him.

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BNPL.  When we talked with Bryce Deeney, CEO of Equipifi, about his BNPL focused startup in December 2021 BNPL probably sounded to most listeners like a new alphabet soup and who really cared about it?Flashforward and quite possibly you personally have used BNPL. If you haven't a relative or friend definitely has.  Companies like Aftrpay, Klarna and Affirm are major fintech players. And there are mainstream entrants into BNPL such as AMerican Express and Apple.Here's the question: where's a place for credit unions in BNPL?Know that the big BNPL players are busily making deals with retailers, both online and bricks and mortar. They are disintermediating traditional financial institutions and that means you.Enter Bryce Deener and Equipifi which have been busily creating tools for credit unions to offer BNPL as a payments option to their members. In this show, Deeney tells why a credit union needs BNPL in its arsenal (you don't want to lose members do you?), why BNPL is so popular with so many of us (and it's not just Gen Z by the way), and how BNPL has morphed in just a couple years.Case in point: the majority of BNPL deals now feature interest payments or other fees. Didn't know that? Understandably: two years ago the BNPL pitch was pay over 90 days, no fees, no interest. No more. Money no longer is free and the BNPL providers have morphed.,And take heart because Deeney and his team are working hard to give credit unions a place at this table.Listen up.Like what you are hearing? Find out how you can help sponsor this podcast here. Very affordable sponsorship packages are available. Email rjmcgarvey@gmail.com  And like this podcast on whatever service you use to stream it. That matters.  Find out more about CU2.0 and the digital transformation of credit unions here. It's a journey every credit union needs to take. Pronto

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Jermain and Troy remember their first football shirts and the jerseys that made them fall in love with the sport. They also recall the best and worst from their playing careers and how it felt seeing shirts with their name on the back for the first time. JD reveals how he got a specially signed shirt from Thierry Henry at Highbury and Troy explains how he ended up with a special double from two Man Utd heroes and a funny encounter with Jose Mourinho.

With 25 men constantly playing and training together, fall outs are going to happen and that's the theme of this episode of Football Firsts. Troy recalls laying out a teammate and Jermain remembers the time Lamine Kone stopped him going for someone at Sunderland. They also discuss opposition players: which Liverpool player crumbled under physical pressure from Troy and which Arsenal defender employed the dark arts on JD? And in a chat about the pettiest fall outs they've seen, we discover how the morning coffee run led to two teammates no longer speaking and what caused Troy to hide in the dressing room toilets.

Jermain and Troy remember the first red cards of their careers. They tell us what happened, what they were thinking as they walked off the pitch and how their gaffers reacted. Troy tells of the time he was hammered by his teammates after getting sent off in an important game, while JD recalls getting three reds in quick succession at West Ham. They also discuss rowing with refs on the pitch and their favourite Premier League sending-offs.

In this episode Jermain and Troy are paying homage to the technicians: the players with the best first touch in men's football. They discuss their favourites from back in the day and from the modern era. Who did JD always want in his 5-a-side team at Spurs and which midfield maestro has big legs but arms like biscuits? They also reminisce over how they improved their first touch as kids, how a video of Manchester United's treble-winning season helped Troy's development and reveal the players whose first touch was honking.

Hold your nerve and take a deep breath as Jermain and Troy recall their first team debuts in pro football. JD remembers the feeling of not only making his first appearance but grabbing the winner for West Ham; Troy explains why his wasn't as glorious and why he still had to play the chef on the coach home. They also discuss why they were scared to go in the first team dressing room as youngsters and reminisce about some of the worst debuts they've seen, including the goalkeeper who looked the part in training but had a shocker in his first game.

In this special episode, we will learn from Naomi Mattanick, MS, OTR/L & Brooke Tubbs, OTD, OTR/L, two occupational therapists practicing in Surf Therapy.Naomi Mattanick, MS, OTR/L is a pediatric occupational therapist specializing in sensory integration therapy, surf therapy, and childhood and infant development. “Kids are amazing and dynamic individuals. Yet, they have a lot to conquer. In my years of experience, I have served infants to early adolescents in a variety of areas including sensory processing, physical and emotional regulation, organization of behavior and attention, acquisition of vital motor milestones, motor coordination development, and oral-motor therapy for feeding. My mission is for each caregiver and child to feel understood and empowered as they are equipped with life-long tools. My passion is to see children feel joy as they playfully develop a strong identity and sense of self through the skills and knowledge they have obtained.”Brooke Tubbs, OTD, OTR/L is a recent graduate from Northern Arizona's Occupational Therapy Doctorate Program. She now lives and practices as an acute care OT in a community hospital and as a surf therapist in Rhode Island. Brooke graduated from Alma College in Michigan with a B.S. in Integrative Physiology and Health Science and a Minor in Spanish. After graduation, Brooke was a U.S Fulbright Scholar in the Philippines, performing research on Filipino teachers' perceptions of inclusive education practices. During her OTD program, Brooke participated in a research residency in the Philippines, working with an interdisciplinary team to create an immersive research project surrounding multi-modal perceptions of aging. She also completed a graduate research certificate through the University of South Florida, in partnership with NAU, in Translational Research Education in Adolescent Behavioral Health. With this project Brooke worked with peers to develop a life skills curriculum and assessments for youth aging out of foster care; she is passionate about this work and continues to be involved in projects related to it. She is involved with additional research projects relating to CRPS and sensory processing and practice scholarship for OTs. Brooke will complete an additional graduate research certificate in the spring of 2023 on the topic of Culturally Competent Addictions Research Training. Brooke's intentional drive for the unknown led her to become a surf therapist in Rhode Island. She has a recently published article in the OT Practice Magazine titled “Riding the Wave: Occupational Therapy's Role in Surf Therapy”. Brooke has large aspirations for promoting OT's work in uncommon settings, practicing at the full scope of her license, and transitioning to a role in academia down the line. Contact & Resources:Naomi:The number one place to find me and see my current work is on my Instagram: @hang_ten_therapeutics which directs you to my website and shares all of my offerings. This has my contact information.Brooke:You can email me (bmt263@nau.edu) or follow me on Instagram (@brooketubbs), Facebook (Brooke Tubbs) or on Twitter (@brooketubbs). You can also follow Gnome Surf (@GnomeSurf) or ISTO (@intlsurftherapyorg). You can reach out to me with ideas, partnerships, questings, really anything! https://intlsurftherapy.org/https://www.gnomesurf.com/https://tedx.ucla.edu/project/carly_rogers_surfing_infinite_possibilities_to_heal/“Blue Mind: The Surprising Science that Shows How Being Near, In, On, or Under Water Can Makes You Happier, Healthier, More Connected, and Better at What You Do” by Wallace Nichols. Rogers, C. M., Mallinson, T., & Peppers, D. (2014). High-intensity sports for posttraumatic stress disorder and depression: Feasibility study of ocean therapy with veterans of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 68, 395–404. http://dx.doi.org/10.5014/ajot.2014.011221Moore, A. M., Clapham, E. D., & Deeney, T. A. (2017). Parents' perspectives on surf therapy for children with disabilities. International Journal of Disability, Development and Education, https://doi.org/10.1080/1034912X.2017.1400660FBenninger, E., Curtis, C., Sarkisian, G. V., Rogers, C. M., Bender, K., & Comer, M. (2020). Surf therapy: A scoping review of the qualitative and quantitative research evidence. Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice, 11(2), 1–26. https://www.aota.org/publications/ot-practice/ot-practice-issues/2023/riding-the-wave-ots-role-in-surf-therapy NAU Foster Youth Programhttps://crowdfund.foundationnau.org/project/21729 Listen - Foster Youth Storieshttps://www.amazon.com/Listen-Stories-We-Carry-House-ebook/dp/B09YYTLB2V?asin=B09YYTLB2V&revisionId=&format=4&depth=1Another inspiring episode, as always, I welcome any feedback from you or if you are interested in being a guest on future episodes, please do not hesitate to contact Patricia Motus at transitionsot@gmail.com or DM via Instagram @transitionsotTHANK YOU for LISTENING, FOLLOWING, DOWNLOADING, RATING, REVIEWING & SHARING “The Uncommon OT Series” Podcast with all your OTP friends and colleagues! 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In this episode Troy and Jermain discuss their first strike partners. Troy remembers a super awkward meeting with one of his and JD reveals why you should never give Paolo di Canio the wrong size shirt. Troy remembers being enraged with one at Old Trafford and JD recalls how he felt when David Nugent nicked a certain goal off him for England. Troy also tells us about the time he took on a defender known as ‘The Fridge'...

Well. Can you believe it's been ten years since that moment? Ten years since the double save. Ten years since that flowing move and the ever increasing crescendo of noise. Ten years since Hogg's perfect header. Ten years since THAT Troy Deeney finish. To mark the occasion we spoke to a whole host of Watford supporters about their recollections of not just the goal, but of the entire day. The pre match feelings, the post match carnage. It's all here. That magnificent day, that unforgettable moment. All told by those that witnessed it. And a few that didn't. Happy Deeney day everybody. Come on you ‘Orns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back (sorry about the delay) for the penultimate episode of the series and what a ride it has been. This time the Brothers Deeney turn their hand to the wonderful world of weird animals. These aren't the one you'll see on a family crest (even though Deeney has a snake on its crest. Fact.). These are the animals you have to call a professional to get rid of. Ugly, slimy, spikey, and just generally minging, these are the creatures that make you challenge your faith and lock your doors. Oh, and Joe went to a sperm bank. What an episoide description!Support the show

12-16 PFF Niners analyst Jeff Deeney joins F.P. to break down the Niners clinching the division in Seattle behind Brock Purdy, Kittle, C-Mac, and a killer defenseSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

PRESENTED By BettorEdge, On this episode...NFL trade deadline notable moves, 1-10 rating the likelihood of each 2nd year quarterback becoming a franchise player, the CFP rankings are out and Brad tells you 3 teams that are overrated and 1 team that's underrated, PGF Mailbag question, Twitter Poll question of the week, Brad gives out his "NFL Week 8 Game Ball" and "College Football Week 9 Helmet sticker" plus guest Jeff Deeney (@PFF_Jeff) from Pro Football Focus (PFF.com) talks San Francisco 49ers Football, including Christian McCaffrey, and are the Niners a contender in the NFC. Create an account at BettorEdge.com and use code "PGF" for $20 FREE on your first order! pintglassfootball.com

What can you expect when you work with a speaking coach? What are the outcomes and results you get? In last week's episode, we talked about what a public speaking coach does and when you need one. In this episode, I talk with one of our Thought Leader Academy grads, Dianna Deeney, on why she decided to invest in a speaking coach, including: What attracted her to thought leadership for her business Why public speaking wasn't on her radar until after she joined our program The tangible results she's seen so far, both personally and professionally What surprised her about adding storytelling and performance aspects to her presentations About My Guest: Dianna Deeney is the host of the Quality during Design Podcast and is the founder of Quality during Design. She coaches product development engineers about awareness and use of quality and reliability methods during the design development process. She is an engineer, a senior quality professional, and an active member of ASQ holding certificates as a CQE, CRE, CQA, and CMQ/OE. Dianna believes that design engineers do not need to become quality or reliability engineers to use those methods and benefit from quality thinking. She has seen that using quality as a strategic asset during concept and design development improves the design and the design process and helps design engineers to be recognized as star performers. Her mission is to bridge product managers and designers (entry-level to seasoned) to the world's quality initiatives and quality-minded people   About Us: The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals clarify their brand message and story, create their signature talks, and develop their thought leadership platforms. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power because it's through women's stories, voices, and visibility that we challenge the status quo and change existing systems. Check out our coaching programs at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.  Links: Show notes at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/287 Dianna's website: https://www.qualityduringdesign.com/ Find out your Speaker Archetype by taking our free quiz at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/quiz/ Apply for our Thought Leader Academy: https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/academy/    Connect on LinkedIn: Carol Cox = https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolcox Dianna Deeney (guest) = https://www.linkedin.com/in/diannadeeney/ Related Podcast Episodes: Episode 285: 4 Speaker Archetypes: Learn How to Market and Sell Your Speaking with Carol Cox Episode 286: What a Speaking Coach Is and When You Need One with Carol Cox and Diane Diaz  

With a few weeks still to go until the all new Watford season kicks off, we thought it was time for another of our draft podcasts. Under the watchful eyes of Jon, Mike, Jason, Jordi and DCW compete under draft conditions to competitivly pick the best XI of players who made their debut for the mighty hornets during the first 10 years of the Pozzo Era. So Foster, Deeney, Cathacart and Cleverly are out but the huge eccletic list of players the Pozzo network have hunted down. There are some great players, who gave fans some memerable moments, and there are also some terrible ones, who you might have blocked from your memory.. You can look at the list here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QoapVcQRhP_NDV8uWIWVNMMi5DbNVL_iq16wyKfnRQI/edit?usp=sharing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices