Podcast appearances and mentions of dennis conner

What role does the associate pastor play in our churches? How important is it for the lead pastor to have a supporter? Listen to the second half of this two-part discussion on the N.C. Baptists Podcast. In this episode, continue hearing from Dennis Conner, Chris Autry, Andrew Barclift and Luke Lunceford as they discuss the importance of the associate pastor in the life of the church. You can find part one of this two-part discussion here. 

Chaque mercredi du 2 au 16 août, Tip & Shaft vous propose de ré-écouter 3 épisodes de Navigantes, le podcast des femmes en course et des femmes de la course. Celles qui régatent, au large comme entre trois bouées, mais aussi celles qui œuvrent à terre, sous les projecteurs ou non. Dernière invitée : Alexia Barrier, la fonceuse. Écoutez-la dans Navigantes #11, enregistré le 1er mars 2023. Surtout ne pas se fier aux apparences : derrière son petit gabarit, Alexia Barrier cache une détermination et une passion pour la voile qui vous emportent facilement. Pourtant au début, son truc, c'est le basket, et son rêve, la WNBA, la ligue nord-américaine. N'ayant pas le physique de l'emploi, elle doit y renoncer, "une énorme déception", pour celle qui reste alors persuadée que son avenir, "c'est le sport de haut niveau ou rien".  Et c'est en regardant le Vendée Globe à la télé, que la voile entre dans sa vie. "De ce jour, je n'ai plus rien lâché", confie Alexia qui, dans le sud de la France, saisit dès lors chaque opportunité de naviguer. Et si elle ne suit pas le parcours classique d'une apprentie navigatrice, elle ajoute : "Je trace ma route et je pense être sur le bon chemin, même si peut-être ce n'est pas le plus court."  Une route qui va lui faire croiser celle de grands noms, dont Florence Arthaud, une véritable inspiration, "une femme libre sans compromis", ou la légende de la Coupe de l'America, Dennis Conner. Et puis à force d'abnégation et de démarches, elle parvient en novembre 2020 à réaliser son rêve en prenant le départ de son premier Vendée Globe, qu'elle termine après 111 jours de mer.  Sans sponsor pour le suivant, la Niçoise décide de lancer The Famous Project, projet de Trophée Jules Verne avec un équipage 100% féminin, et de marcher ainsi sur les traces de la mythique Tracy Edwards, qui avait tenté pareil défi en 1998. "Il y a eu tellement peu d'opportunité pour les femmes auparavant que pour moi, il était inenvisageable que je laisse une place à un garçon sur le bateau ; ça suffit !" Navigantes est animé par Hélène Cougoule et produit par Tip & Shaft. Première diffusion le 1 mars 2023.  Rediffusé le 16 août 2023. Post production : Grégoire Levillain Générique : All the summer girls

The Annapolis Film Festival opens on Thursday, March 23rd, and will run through March 26th, featuring more than 70 films, panels, coffee chats, and parties throughout Annapolis. We had the opportunity to hop on the phone with Mark Honer, the director of his film that will be screening at the festival--Melges: The Wizard of Zenda. Melges: The Wizard of Zenda | March 25, 2023 | 10 am | Maryland Hall (Main) Buddy Melges won Olympic medals and World Championships. But sailing's biggest prize alluded him, The America's Cup. Follow Buddy's extraordinary journey as seen through unprecedented access to over 200 hours of behind-the-scenes archival footage and interviews with the icons of sailing. Featuring world-class sailors such as America's Cup champion and former ESPN sailing analyst Gary Jobson, three-time champion Dennis Conner, the sailor they call ‘Mr. America's Cup'; John Bertrand, the Australian skipper who shocked the world by breaking the 132-year U.S. winning streak; and Bill Koch, the billionaire yachtsman who partnered with Buddy to chase the cup in 1992. Competitors and historians explain how Buddy sailed not like an engineer but as an artist. His sailing was less about science – more about artistic expression. His legendary career seems almost mystical and earned him the well-deserved nickname: The Wizard of Zenda. Tickets and passes are on sale now for the 11th Annual Annapolis Film Festival.

Surtout ne pas se fier aux apparences : derrière son petit gabarit, Alexia Barrier cache une détermination et une passion pour la voile qui vous emportent facilement. Pourtant au début, son truc, c'est le basket, et son rêve, la WNBA, la ligue nord-américaine. N'ayant pas le physique de l'emploi, elle doit y renoncer, "une énorme déception", pour celle qui reste alors persuadée que son avenir, "c'est le sport de haut niveau ou rien".  Et c'est en regardant le Vendée Globe à la télé, que la voile entre dans sa vie. "De ce jour, je n'ai plus rien lâché", confie Alexia qui, dans le sud de la France, saisit dès lors chaque opportunité de naviguer. Et si elle ne suit pas le parcours classique d'une apprentie navigatrice, elle ajoute : "Je trace ma route et je pense être sur le bon chemin, même si peut-être ce n'est pas le plus court."  Une route qui va lui faire croiser celle de grands noms, dont Florence Arthaud, une véritable inspiration, "une femme libre sans compromis", ou la légende de la Coupe de l'America, Dennis Conner. Et puis à force d'abnégation et de démarches, elle parvient en novembre 2020 à réaliser son rêve en prenant le départ de son premier Vendée Globe, qu'elle termine après 111 jours de mer.  Sans sponsor pour le suivant, la Niçoise décide de lancer The Famous Project, projet de Trophée Jules Verne avec un équipage 100% féminin, et de marcher ainsi sur les traces de la mythique Tracy Edwards, qui avait tenté pareil défi en 1998. "Il y a eu tellement peu d'opportunité pour les femmes auparavant que pour moi, il était inenvisageable que je laisse une place à un garçon sur le bateau ; ça suffit !" Navigantes est animé par Hélène Cougoule et produit par Tip & Shaft. Diffusé le 1 mars 2023.  Post production : Grégoire Levillain Générique : All the summer girls

Hi all! Due to technical difficulties (Dave's a drunken buffoon) no new show this week and one from the archives. A dark time when Fish was a fan of the podcast and not a host. Just like 'Rock star' with Mark Wahlberg. This episode is Dave's Favourite ‘bad movie' FIRE, ICE AND DYNAMITE…. he promises you don't even have to have seen the movie to enjoy this episode! What do you think? Jim sounds like he'd rather be dead and I have my own thoughts. Press play and find out!ᐊᐊ Fire, Ice and Dynamite (German original title Feuer, Eis und Dynamit) is a German feature-length sports film directed by Willy Bogner in 1990. It a sequel to Fire and Ice. The screenplay was written by Tony Williamson, based on an original story by Willy BognerThe film features cameos from Steffi Graf, Niki Lauda, Buzz Aldrin, Dennis Conner and Isaac Hayes.ᐊᐊ www.the90srepeated.comᐊᐊ Youtubeᐊᐊ Twitterᐊᐊ Instagramᐊᐊ Support us on Patreon

Rev. Dennis Conner, guest preacher

Homecoming Sunday Sermon by Dennis Conner, translated by Thelma Calvio.

Producer Sam brings you a short piece of audio and if you can get your answer through to 8833 quickly and accurately a $50 TAB Bonus bet could coming your way!

This week's host, John Arndt, is joined by Bill Trenkle to chat a lifetime of sailing, racing, and boat love. Bill is a member of the America's Cup Hall of Fame and has been President and Director of Operations for Dennis Conner Sports since 1996. He's also President of The Society of Accredited Marine Surveyors and has won the America's Cup 3 times. Hear how to go from junior sailor to professional sailor, learn to sail competitively, boat-building skills, why you should cut your hair before a race, and stories from racing and working with Dennis Conner in 8 America's Cups. Learn more at https://www.latitude38.com/lectronic/one-of-the-good-guys-bill-trenkle/

Peter Montgomery has the most recognisable voice in world sailing and is known colloquially as the Voice of the America’s Cup, having commentated the last 13 editions of the Auld Mug. But he’s much more than that having also been involved in the broadcast of all 13 round the world races and the last 10 Olympic Games, not to mention countless All Blacks tests and weekend sports shows. Peter delves into some of the highlights of his 51-year broadcasting career, how he stumbled into the industry, how he pioneered many of the approaches to modern broadcasting and his relationship with a mythical little old lady with blue rinse hair from Riverton. He also talks about the story behind one of the most recognisable pieces of New Zealand sporting commentary, the time Dennis Conner labelled Team New Zealand cheats, what made Sir Peter Blake tick and how Team Zealand wouldn’t have won the 1995 America’s Cup without him, and his take on his sometimes frosty relationship with Grant Dalton. On a more personal level, he opens up about one episode in his life he’s not altogether proud about, namely his reaction to being told he had cancer. Peter is full of stories, and has an incredible recall for details and dates. He's one of the special characters whose influence goes well beyond sailing because he's had an enduring impact on sport in general and New Zealand broadcasting.

02.10.21: Season 3 Finale! Final thoughts on the Super Bowl: The Buc's Front Four, Brady, The Weekend and a load of Crap-tastic ads...What is it that wins championships again?....How our wagers panned out...plus: are the Cavs any good? The answer might surprise you...what happened to America's Cup and Dennis Conner? Don't ask Coach...

How Should We Then Live? Romans 12:1-2

Last week marked the 25th anniversary of Team New Zealand's victory at the 1995 America’s Cup but that was only one of a number of major storylines during a dramatic event. Leslie Egnot was skipper and helm of America3, a women’s team who came agonisingly close to beating Dennis Conner and Stars and Stripes for the right to defend the Cup against Team New Zealand. In many ways, that team became a symbol for feminism, not only in sailing, yet they encountered so many obstacles along the way, whether it was gender stereotypes or some pretty unkind jibes from Dennis Conner himself. Leslie tells her story from the '95 campaign, how she became involved, the challenge of putting a competitive team together, her interactions with Dennis Conner, the controversy of a man being substituted onto the boat from the semifinals series and the backroom deal that saw Conner’s team survive to make it to the final and ultimately take on Team New Zealand. She also delves into her Olympic sailing and the injury that ended her career.

Daniel Forster is a world renowned marine photographer who has had his work appear in every major yachting magazine in Europe, the USA, New Zealand and Australia. Two of his images have appeared on the cover of Timemagazine - once in 1987 featuring Dennis Conner; then again in 1995 featuring Team New Zealand.Born in Switzerland, photography was introduced to Daniel at a young age through his family. Daniel attended a technical school for photography that offered an apprenticeship program which provided one of many early steps that lead to his career as a freelance photographer.Daniel has covered every America’s Cup race since 1977, and will continue this streak by covering the next America’s Cup Races in New Zealand in 2021. Daniel has also photographed the Whitbread and Volvo Ocean Race starts and finishes, as well as sailed on the Uruguay to England leg of the Whitbread in 1986 aboard the UBS Switzerland maxi yacht where he served as both crew member and photographer.In addition to covering racing, Daniel’s work has taken him to Cape Horn, The Beagle Channel, the Galapagos and the Amazon. He’s also been commissioned by owners of yachts to document in book format their participation in major sailing events.We talk about all this and more. Daniel has a great sense of humor and wonderful approach to his pursuit. Learn more by visiting his website - danielforster.com He also has active instagram and facebook profiles. You may find links to those accounts from his facebook page.

Daniel Forster is a world renowned marine photographer who has had his work appear in every major yachting magazine in Europe, the USA, New Zealand and Australia. Two of his images have appeared on the cover of Timemagazine - once in 1987 featuring Dennis Conner; then again in 1995 featuring Team New Zealand.Born in Switzerland, photography was introduced to Daniel at a young age through his family. Daniel attended a technical school for photography that offered an apprenticeship program which provided one of many early steps that lead to his career as a freelance photographer.Daniel has covered every America’s Cup race since 1977, and will continue this streak by covering the next America’s Cup Races in New Zealand in 2021. Daniel has also photographed the Whitbread and Volvo Ocean Race starts and finishes, as well as sailed on the Uruguay to England leg of the Whitbread in 1986 aboard the UBS Switzerland maxi yacht where he served as both crew member and photographer.In addition to covering racing, Daniel’s work has taken him to Cape Horn, The Beagle Channel, the Galapagos and the Amazon. He’s also been commissioned by owners of yachts to document in book format their participation in major sailing events.We talk about all this and more. Daniel has a great sense of humor and wonderful approach to his pursuit. Learn more by visiting his website - danielforster.com He also has active instagram and facebook profiles. You may find links to those accounts from his facebook page.

Dennis Conner is back to talk about the Star Sailor's League, along with three-way photo finish between three separate teams!

by Dennis Conner with Building a House of Prayer

Dennis Conner talks about The Route de Rhum; the transatlantic single-handed yacht race that takes place every 4 years in November.

Join Dennis Conner with guests Ken Miller and Michael Brown of The Pirate's Lair Inc, and CF Koehler of Koehler Kraft as they give some of the latest updates in the sailing world, along with a few details about San Diego's upcoming 29th Annual Wooden Boat Festival! Koehler Kraft: https://www.koehlerkraft.com/ The Pirates Lair, Inc: https://store.pirateslair.com/ Dennis Conner: https://www.dennisconner.com/

Christy Crawford Donnelly, formerly known as Christy Steinman, covers a variety of topics on the San Diego Yacht Club Sailcast including the start of her sailing career, being a navigator, several intense races she sailed in, SORC, and of course, being the first woman to crew for America’s Cup with Dennis Conner.

My guest for this episode is former New York Times columnist Barbara Lloyd. Barbara covered Sailing, Skiing and other sports, as well as writing a gear column for the New York Times.But Barbara has humble roots here at home with the Newport Daily News. It was at the Newport Daily News where she began as a cub reporter. Barbara honed her skills covering the America’s Cup races and interviewing sailors, including Ted Turner and Dennis Conner.Her nomadic lifestyle, free spirited nature and hard work allowed her to live in and travel to spectacular places around the world. At a time when men dominated journalism, Barbara ‘leaned in’ to a man's world and faced few obstacles to her success. Her journalistic integrity and determination earned her the respect of her editors and peers alike.We had a great chat where she recalls some of the more memorable and poignant times in her life, as well as some humorous tales … including being pranked by Sir Richard Branson; the value of a quality piece of hand fruit while in rough conditions off shore; a funny story about an airborne skateboard in an apartment; and a somewhat domesticated Bobcat named Toma.Barbara recently published a book - which I recommend to any one who follows sailing, skiing, journalism and adventure.That book is called “Heart of the story - Notes from a reporter’s free-spirited life” and you can find it on amazon.com

My guest for this episode is former New York Times columnist Barbara Lloyd. Barbara covered Sailing, Skiing and other sports, as well as writing a gear column for the New York Times.But Barbara has humble roots here at home with the Newport Daily News. It was at the Newport Daily News where she began as a cub reporter. Barbara honed her skills covering the America’s Cup races and interviewing sailors, including Ted Turner and Dennis Conner.Her nomadic lifestyle, free spirited nature and hard work allowed her to live in and travel to spectacular places around the world. At a time when men dominated journalism, Barbara ‘leaned in’ to a man's world and faced few obstacles to her success. Her journalistic integrity and determination earned her the respect of her editors and peers alike.We had a great chat where she recalls some of the more memorable and poignant times in her life, as well as some humorous tales … including being pranked by Sir Richard Branson; the value of a quality piece of hand fruit while in rough conditions off shore; a funny story about an airborne skateboard in an apartment; and a somewhat domesticated Bobcat named Toma.Barbara recently published a book - which I recommend to any one who follows sailing, skiing, journalism and adventure.That book is called “Heart of the story - Notes from a reporter’s free-spirited life” and you can find it on amazon.com

Dennis Conner brings on Eric Doyle, multiple winner of the Star World and North American Championships along with a recent win at the Bacardi Cup.

Dennis gives a recap on his trip to Nassau, chats with 40-year sailing veteran Greg Stewart (aka the "Ancient Mariner" himself) about the 8 new potential challengers for the Star Sailor's League along with other big news.

Vince Brun inducted to the National Sailing Hall of Fame. Plus, an update on Route du Rhum - destination Guadeloupe.

Guest Michael Dorgan of Dorgan Yachts talks with Dennis about the San Diego Yacht Club and the Star Boat World Championship. http://www.DorganYachts.com

A preview of the 2018 Star World Championship in Oxford, MD.

Summer 2018 recap; Plus the upcoming March 2021 race in New Zealand.

Recap of the Volvo Ocean Race / AC News.

Update on Volvo Racing with Dave Servais of San Diego Boat Works.

Technology with traction

Latest America's Cup News

Sailor John Fisher is presumed lost at sea following the Volvo Ocean race.

Louis Vuitton Cup? Jimmy Spithill?

Dennis Conner and Josh Whittaker do a quick recap of The 2017 Star Sailor League.

Dennis Conner and Josh Whittaker do a quick recap of The 2017 Star Sailor League.

Bruce Stannard, co-author of my book Come Back, speaks with me on the show as we do a little of walk done memory lane.

Team New Zealand's America's Cup victory is being hailed as one of the most impressive feats in the sport's history.Sailing Illustrated editor Tom Ehman was part of Dennis Conner's team which lost the Auld Mug to Black Magic in 1995.Ehman told Daniel McHardy Conner wasn't as formidable as the Team USA machine with Larry Ellison, Russell Coutts and Jimmy Spithill - and Team New Zealand crushed them.He said it's more impressive than what Coutts and Peter Blake did to his team in '95.LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW ABOVEMORE: All America's Cup coverage highlights

Team New Zealand's America's Cup victory is being hailed as one of the most impressive feats in the sport's history.Sailing Illustrated editor Tom Ehman was part of Dennis Conner's team which lost the Auld Mug to Black Magic in 1995.Ehman told Daniel McHardy Conner wasn't as formidable as the Team USA machine with Larry Ellison, Russell Coutts and Jimmy Spithill - and Team New Zealand crushed them.He said it's more impressive than what Coutts and Peter Blake did to his team in '95.LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW ABOVEMORE: All America's Cup coverage highlights

Foils and fierce competition make for an exciting Louis Vuitton America's Cup Challenger Playoffs. Tune in to hear Dennis Conner's take on it all.

Foils and fierce competition make for an exciting Louis Vuitton American Challenger's Cup. Tune in to hear Dennis Conner's take on it all!

Dennis Conner discusses the ups, the downs, and even the unexpected Team New Zealand capsize during Race 4 of the Louis Vuitton America's Cup Playoffs in Bermuda.

Dennis Conner takes us back in time and discusses the ins and outs, the wins and losses of the coveted America's Cup.

Bananas for boats Four time America's Cup winner, Dennis Conner, introduces us to his childhood and sailing history. Dennis answers Facebook questions and lets us know why you'll never see a banana on a sail boat.

26. Som en sann 56a har Olle Jo Johansson radat upp framgångar sedan han som väldigt ung fick känna på vinstens sötma. Fredrik Lööf och Håkan Svensson har gått i Olle Jo’s seglarskola, han fick Dennis Conner på fall i sin första stora match race. Här får vi en hög med intressanta historier och skrönor. Och ni som känner Olle vet att han är 57a men under efterdyningarna av OS -76 var det -56an F. Andersson som (i mångas tycke för) vant guidade runt Olle i Montreals vilda nattliv. Olle kom hem som en man enl. hans bror - Det är så klart en annan historia men i vårt tycke är Olle en klar -56a om man tittar på hans digra medaljsamling. Som vanlig är du välkommen att lyssna och gilla oss på Facebook, Instagram och världsomspännande Twitter!

In this episode Dennis Conner (Northeast Regional Director for Church Planting with the IBSA) stops by the podcast to talk about his church planting experiences and what God has taught him along the way.