Podcasts about Don Edwards

This week, a retrospective of the second season of Ozark Highlands Radio featuring a variety of outstanding performances recorded live at the Ozark Folk Center State Park. Host Dave Smith and OHR producer Jeff Glover provide context and commentary for this captivating collection. Each year at the Ozark Folk Center State Park, we record many hours of live music. We cherish all of it, but some of these performances stand out as being uniquely interesting or moving. On this episode, OHR producer Jeff Glover guides us through some of the most memorable moments of season two. Featured on this show are: Bill & the Belles; Anna & Elizabeth; The Honey Dewdrops; Jamey Stone & the Lomax Project featuring vocalist Moira Smiley; Clarke Buehling & Carl Anderton; Dom Flemons; The Vogts Sisters; Don Edwards; Jerron “Blind Boy” Paxton; David Holt & Josh Goforth; Sad Daddy; Suzy Boggus; Willie Carlisle & Allison Williams. In this week's “From the Vault” segment, legendary educator, country music legacy, and the original keeper of the vault, Mark Jones, offers a 1974 archival recording of Ozark original folk school the Jr. Rackensack Society performing the traditional tune “Down in the Arkansas” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. Author, folklorist, and songwriter Charley Sandage presents an historical portrait of the people, events, and indomitable spirit of Ozark culture that resulted in the creation of the Ozark Folk Center State Park and its enduring legacy of music and craft. This episode explores the uniquely American art form of shape note singing.

George Harding Lovie was convicted of the first-degree murders of Arnold and Donna Edwards and attempted murder of their daughter Michele in the spring of 1991. - Don Edwards is the former NHL goaltender with the Buffalo Sabres and Calgary Flames and Team Canada goaltender. - Lovie had been dating Michele Edwards and when she ended the relationship he sexually assaulted and attempted to murder Michele and did murder her parents. Lovie was still considered dangerous while in prison, yet the parole board granted him freedom over the objections of the Edwards family who remain fearful of George Harding Lovie to this day. Two months ago the Parole Board made an additional decision concerning the freedom of Lovie. I have worked with friends of the Edwards family since 1991. Guests: Don and Tannis Edwards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Remembering the Roy Green Show on its last show: Guests: Richard Cloutier. Co-host of The News on 680 CJOB and senior reporter with Global News Manitoba. Senator Charles Adler, Canadian senator on former host of Charles Adler Tonight  Jill Bennett. Outstanding B.C. Reporter and host of the Jill Bennett Show on 980 CKNW in Vancouver Jeff Storey. former 900 CHML program director in Hamilton Issues we have aired over decades. - Also challenges Canada faces in 2025. Guest: Lorrie Goldstein, Editor Emeritus Toronto Sun, member Canadian News Hall of Fame and longtime guest and friend to the RGS.  George Harding Lovie was convicted of the first-degree murders of Arnold and Donna Edwards and attempted murder of their daughter Michele in the spring of 1991. - Don Edwards is the former NHL goaltender with the Buffalo Sabres and Calgary Flames and Team Canada goaltender. - Lovie had been dating Michele Edwards and when she ended the relationship he sexually assaulted and attempted to murder Michele and did murder her parents. Lovie was still considered dangerous while in prison, yet the parole board granted him freedom over the objections of the Edwards family who remain fearful of George Harding Lovie to this day. Guests: Don and Tannis Edwards A personal friend with a lifetime of accomplishments and who worked with me on community and national emergency help initiatives.  Guest: Ron Foxcroft is the Chairman of FOX 40 Industries Bizarre exchange in the street in downtown Toronto between Liberal Nate Erskine-Smith and CPC Deputy leader Melissa Lantsman over Mark Carney.    Guest: Joe Warmington, a columnist with the Toronto Sun and Post Media. Also, Joe saying goodbye to Roy after working with him on issues and cases of national interest and concern --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical Producer - Leonardo Coelho Podcast Producer - Jonathan Chung If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 116 of the Irregular Warfare Podcast explores the role of Special Operations Forces (SOF) in influence activities, featuring insights from Professor Martijn Kitson and Major General Ron Smits. The guests discuss the value proposition of SOF in influence operations, emphasizing their ability to integrate various capabilities for maximum effect. They delve into the importance of understanding local environments, the challenges of conducting influence campaigns across different cultural and legal contexts, and the evolving role of European SOF in global operations. The conversation highlights the need for specialized training, diverse skill sets within SOF units, and the importance of adapting to new forms of warfare, including resistance operations in highly urbanized and cyber environments. The episode provides valuable perspectives on the future of SOF and their critical role in addressing complex security challenges in the 21st century.   Martijn Kitzen is a Professor and the Chair of Irregular Warfare and Special Operations, Netherlands Defence Academy (NLDA) in the Netherlands, and formerly served in the Royal Netherlands Army and Air Force. He Co-Edited The Conduct of War in the 21st Century (Routledge, 2021), and has written dozens of articles on coalition operations, counterinsurgency, and asymmetric conflict, to include serving as academic advisor for the revision of NATO's AJP 3.4.4 (Counterinsurgency).   Major General Ron Smits was the Commander of Netherlands Special Operations Command. Notable positions include Head of the Manoeuvre Division within the Directorate of Operational Policy, Requirements and Plans; Chief of Staff with 43rd Mechanised Brigade; Commander of Training Command in Ahmersoort; Commander of 11th Air Mobile Brigade; and Special Operations Commander from 2021 to 2024.    Adam Darnley-Stuart and Don Edwards are the hosts for this episode. Please reach out to Ben and Matt with any questions about this episode or the Irregular Warfare Podcast.

Bluegrass legend Peter Rowan talks about his lifelong fascination with the West, amateur historians, and making the album High Lonesome Cowboy with Don Edwards.        Learn more about Peter Rowan at www.peter-rowan.com       This episode was sponsored by B2 Trading Company. Learn more about them at www.b2tradingcompany.com       Learn more about Cowboy Crossroads at www.andyhedges.com       Become a patron at www.patreon.com/cowboycrossroads  

Don Edwards is a retired US Army Special Operations veteran with over two decades of service in the 75th Ranger Regiment and 20th Special Forces Group, including a combat jump into Operation Just Cause and combat operations in both Iraq and Afghanistan. We discuss the critical lessons learned during his deployments in high-stakes environments like Iraq and Afghanistan, and how these experiences shaped his approach to tactical training and leadership. Don's post-military includes roles as the Use of Force training manager at the ATF National Academy and his ongoing contributions as a tactical advisor to the Department of Defense. Join us for lessons learned from the front lines, the transition from military to civilian tactical education, and how these experiences have shaped his approach at Green Line Tactical. https://www.greenlinetactical.com/ Wolf 21- Check out what they have to offer for the best sleep of your life:  https://www.thewolf21.com Use Code: "clearedhot" for 30% off of your 1st order The Speed of War Comic Series: https://www.thespeedofwar.com/ Check out the newest Cleared Hot Gear here: https://shop.clearedhotpodcast.com/  

Today's Podcast "Axe the tax" Playback of our exclusive interview with Pierre Poilievre on his "axe the (carbon) tax" national election commitment - and separately Poilievre's reply to BC premier David Eby's claim that Poilievre's "axe the tax" messaging is from the CPC leader's "baloney factory." Keeping in mind the majority of Canada's premiers support Poilievre, including the only Liberal premier Dr. Andrew Furey of Newfoundland and Labrador. Guests: Pierre Poilievre (playback) Callers Just days after George Lovie, convicted first degree murderer of the parents of Don Edwards went AWOL while on day parole with an arrest warrant issued for Lovie, he was granted full parole by just two members of the National Parole Board. The parole board also declared the double murderer doesn't need to understand why he is a risk to others. Lovie has been on day parole since 2019, but has for a year-plus been allowed to spend five nights a week in his own apartment near Sudbury, Ontario.  The Edwards family remains very much afraid of Lovie and during his being AWOL was warned by police to put their safeguarding practices into play. Guests: Don and Tannis Edwards. Public frustration with and opposition to the carbon tax continues to grow. We heard from CPC leader Pierre Poilievre on his 'axe the tax' national pre-election commitment yesterday and today, as well as BC premier David Eby characterizing Poilievre's challenge of the carbon tax as being from PP's "baloney factory."  Listeners/callers have challenged the BC premier and an email sent by a Green Show listener to Trudeau, Freeland, Guilbeault and Singh, with Poilievre and me cc'd is brief, and describes the pain the carbon tax and misdirection by politicians who do not share the difficulties the average Canadian addresses daily continues to receive positive listener response. - As well, an IPSOS poll for RBC of last October details the distress Canadians, particularly younger adults, are experiences over money woes. A majority of these Canadians told IPSOS their personal relationships are impacted by financial stress and mental health has suffered as well. The Mental Health Commission of Canada previously affirmed unemployment and financial problems to be key risks for suicide and that when the economy turns down, depression and anxiety rise. Then, we take your calls. Does listener George's email represent your experience trying to stay financially afloat and do you support George's call for tax relief?  Guests: Sean Simpson. VP. IPSOS Public Affairs. Tells us the situation has if anything only worsened since the poll last October. Callers This past week in Ottawa with the editor of Blacklock's Reporter. Guest: Tom Korski. Editor. Blacklock's Reporter.      --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom Craig If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just days after George Lovie, convicted first degree murderer of the parents of Don Edwards went AWOL while on day parole with an arrest warrant issued for Lovie, he was granted full parole by just two members of the National Parole Board. The parole board also declared the double murderer doesn't need to understand why he is a risk to others. Lovie has been on day parole since 2019, but has for a year-plus been allowed to spend five nights a week in his own apartment near Sudbury, Ontario.  The Edwards family remains very much afraid of Lovie and during his being AWOL was warned by police to put their safeguarding practices into play. Guests: Don and Tannis Edwards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Big Tex Ordnance Podcast, hosts Ike and Ian sit down with Don Edwards and Sam Houston from Greenline Tactical to discuss all things night vision and tactical training. Don and Sam share their extensive experience in the night vision industry, having worked with companies like TNVC and teaching countless classes on the subject. They discuss the evolution of night vision technology, common mistakes made by those new to night vision, and how their curriculum has adapted over the years.Don and Sam also delve into their flagship event, the Night Ops Summit, which brings together the best instructors and companies in the night vision community for a weekend of training, demos, and camaraderie. They share stories from past summits and what attendees can expect from this year's event.Throughout the episode, Don and Sam's passion for night vision and tactical training is evident. They emphasize the importance of not just having the right gear, but also knowing how to properly employ it. Whether you're a law enforcement officer, military personnel, or a civilian looking to enhance your skillset, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in night vision and tactical training.You can find out more about Greenline Tactical at https://www.greenlinetactical.com/00:00:00- Introduction of Don Edwards and Sam Houston from Greenline Tactical00:01:00- Don shares the origins of Greenline Tactical and his background in night vision training00:05:10- Discussion on the evolution of night vision technology and Greenline's involvement in the industry00:07:42- Law enforcement adoption of night vision technology and common equipment setups00:12:33- Importance of proper night vision training for law enforcement agencies00:13:28- Civilian participation in Greenline's night vision courses00:14:14- Overview of the Night Ops Summit, Greenline's flagship event00:17:24- Expansion of the Night Ops Summit and its unique features00:21:00- Fundraising for Special Operations Care Fund (SOC-F) during the Night Ops Summit00:25:31- Range of classes offered at the Night Ops Summit, including night vision and low-light training00:32:55- Introduction of helicopter-based training, Aerial Target Engagement (ATE) and Night Aerial Target Engagement (NATE)00:40:19- Common mistakes made by those new to night vision and the importance of investing in quality gear00:44:48- The role of Greenline's curriculum in educating students on night vision technology and gear selection00:49:28- Dates and details for the upcoming 2024 Night Ops Summit00:54:24- Closing remarks and where to find more information about Greenline Tactical

George Lovie, convicted double first degree murderer of former NHL/Team Canada goaltender Don Edwards was this past week permitted leave by the National Parole Board in an area the Edwards family is requesting he be denied access (Brantford, ON). Lovie immediately went AWOL and an RCMP arrest warrant was issued. Lovie detained by police, but parole officer permitted his release to continue. The entire Edwards family shifted into pre-arranged defense mode.  Guests: Don and Tannis Edwards Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the show, I sit down with Don Edwards, a prominent figure in the firearms training space. His journey caught my attention early on with his ability to assemble a diverse group of professional and specialized instructors. This summer, I had the privilege of not just meeting Don but also training with him. Originally planned as a podcast during that time, circumstances led to a delay, and here we are in Las Vegas at Shot Show 2024.It's been a whirlwind couple of days with intense conversations in energetic environments. This episode, however, is not your typical deep dive into Don's expertise in night vision technology, an area where he's widely recognized. Instead, I wanted to uncover the layers of Don Edwards—what drives him, his journey from past to present, and where he envisions heading in the future.This isn't just about firearms; it's about the man behind them!Greenline Tactical: www.greenlinetactical.comDon Edwards IG: @greenlinetacticalEpisode Sponsor:BioProtein Technology: https://bioproteintech.com/For $30 off your order use code "IRONSIGHTS" at checkout.BioPro+ can potentially help to improve balance hormones, increase sex drive, improves insulin sensitivity, and produce increases of mitochondria and nucleic acids to create a total system modulator. BioPro+ regulates, rebuilds, and regenerates at the cellular level to help you look, feel, and perform your best.Episode Sponsor:SLNT: https://slnt.com/pages/ironsightsUse the code "IRONSIGHTS" at checkout for an exclusive discountSLNT offers a range of sleek RFID blocking wallets, EDC Faraday bags, travel gear, laptop sleeves, and key-fob cases with the added protection of their patented Silent Pocket® Faraday cage technology, which turns your devices invisible, and safe, from the outside world by instantly blocking Cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, RFID/NFC, EMP, and EMF. This elite signal blocking technology is the easiest way to instantly enhance your peace of mind around how your mobile devices are screwing your digital life up.Timestamps00:00 Intro08:42 Don Edwards Background13:24 Don's Transition Out Of The Military18:39 Don's Process And Evolution Of His Training Company18:46 Greenline Comes Together39:03 What Makes A Good Idea And How To Implement it44:40 Friendship In The Industry And Community48:32 The Greenline Team56:23 The Training Community01:01:36 Night Vision01:10:47 Get Involved At GreenlineRed Dot Fitness Training Programs:https://www.rdftrainonline.comOnline Membership (Full Access To All Programs & Virtual Coaching):https://www.reddotfitness.net/online-membershipVirtual Coaching:https://www.reddotfitness.net/virtual-coachingSelf-Guided Programs:https://www.reddotfitness.net/Self-Guided-Programs1Connect With Us:Website - https://ironsightspodcast.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ironsightspodcast/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ironsightspodcast/

Former NHL (Buffalo Sabres) and Team Canada goaltender Don Edwards parents were murdered by George Lovie in 1991 near Hamilton, Ontario. Lovie had been dating Don's sister Michelle and when she stopped seeing him Lovie sexually assaulted Michelle. Then, armed with a rifle, he waited for Michelle under the porch one morning. When he emerged Michelle ran to her parents home with Lovie chasing her. Lovie broke into the home and shot to death Donna Edwards, then stabbed Arnold Edwards, several times shouting "how do you like me now?"                 George Lovie has been living under day parole for some time. Two nights per week at a Correctional Service Canada halfway house and five nights a week at an apartment he has rented. The Edwards family remains very much fearful of Lovie who had a hearing scheduled for March 8 during which the National Parole Board was to hear his appeal for full parole. A great deal has happened in the past few weeks in the case. Guests: Don Edwards and his wife Tannis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Freedom Convoy organizer Chris Barber is suing the federal government and has entered a statement of claims for Ottawa using the Emergencies Act to freeze his bank accounts and credit and debit cards and making the lives of the Barber family, as well as operating their Saskatchewan trucking business exceedingly difficult. The lawsuit follows the Federal Court ruling the Trudeau government violated the Charter rights of all Canadians by invoking the Emergencies Act. According to Barber's lawyers by freezing the bank accounts, credit and debit cards the federal government violated Section 24 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Guest: Chris Barber, owner of C.B. Trucking in Saskatchewan. & Eva Chipiuk. Alberta lawyer representing Barber in his lawsuit against the federal government. Further significant developments during the parliamentary committee hearings concerning the ArriveCan app. Also Information Commissioner investigating allegations of destroyed ArriveCan related documents.  Guest: Michael Barrett, CPC shadow minister for Ethics and Accountable Government Former NHL (Buffalo Sabres) and Team Canada goaltender Don Edwards parents were murdered by George Lovie in 1991 near Hamilton, Ontario. Lovie had been dating Don's sister Michelle and when she stopped seeing him Lovie sexually assaulted Michelle. Then, armed with a rifle, he waited for Michelle under the porch one morning. When he emerged Michelle ran to her parents home with Lovie chasing her. Lovie broke into the home and shot to death Donna Edwards, then stabbed Arnold Edwards, several times shouting "how do you like me now?"                 George Lovie has been living under day parole for some time. Two nights per week at a Correctional Service Canada halfway house and five nights a week at an apartment he has rented. The Edwards family remains very much fearful of Lovie who had a hearing scheduled for March 8 during which the National Parole Board was to hear his appeal for full parole. A great deal has happened in the past few weeks in the case. Guests: Don Edwards and his wife Tannis. --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKay If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's Podcast: The city of Moncton is removing the annual menorah display during Hanukkah after 20 years and the Mayor's rationale, citing a 2015 Supreme Court of Canada decision separating church and state and disallowing councils from beginning meetings with prayer is being challenged nationally and described as cowardly and motivated by fear of antisemitic demonstrators. Meanwhile Christian symbols like angels will continue to be displayed at city hall. Moncton's Jewish population is challenging the decision by a now unavailable for further comment Mayor Dawn Arnold Guest: Leigh Lampert. Moncton based lawyer and member of the Moncton synagogue board of directors. A member of the city's Jewish delegation who met with Mayor Arnold. Lorrie Goldstein column in today's Toronto Sun: I'm done with having to explain myself to Jew haters. "Sorry Jew haters, but as a Canadian Jew I'm not going to be apologizing for my right to exist."  Guest: Lorrie Goldstein. Editor emeritus Toronto Sun and member of the Canadian News Hall of Fame. The warring escalates between the federal government and the provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta, with Alberta premier Danielle Smith calling the Justin Trudeau government "lawless." We look back to previous battles between Ottawa and Alberta, as well as the current situation which affects us all. Guest: Ted Morton. Former Alberta Minister of Finance, Minister of Sustainable Resource Development. - Also in 2001 a member of a group of 6 Albertans (including Stephen Harper) who wrote the so-called Firewall Letter calling on the Alberta government to use its constitutional powers to reduce the influence the federal government had on the province, including withdrawing from the Canada Pension Plan. (Familiar?)  The current battle between Alberta and Ottawa. Premier Smith in Dubai for COP28. She has described the Justin Trudeau government as "lawless." Alberta and Saskatchewan lead the charge to put an end to the federal carbon tax.  Guest: Nathan Neudorf. Alberta Minister of Development and Utilities.  A double convicted 1st degree murderer George Lovie, whose parole hearing where he was to seek unrestricted parole has been deferred from December 8 to early 2024. The hearing has been deferred because the double convicted murderer demanded that and the Canadian justice system allows and supports such a demand at the expense of the victims family. In this case the family of Don Edwards, former Team Canada and Buffalo Sabres goaltender. Lovie murdered Don's parents in 1991. Guest: Don and Tannis Edwards. An excruciating reality as they will again be required to prepare for a parole hearing for Lovie who has the right to read their Victims Impact Statements prior to the parole hearing (whenever he may agree to it). --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom Craig Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A double convicted 1st degree murderer George Lovie, whose parole hearing where he was to seek unrestricted parole has been deferred from December 8 to early 2024. The hearing has been deferred because the double convicted murderer demanded that and the Canadian justice system allows and supports such a demand at the expense of the victims family. In this case the family of Don Edwards, former Team Canada and Buffalo Sabres goaltender. Lovie murdered Don's parents in 1991. Guest: Don and Tannis Edwards. An excruciating reality as they will again be required to prepare for a parole hearing for Lovie who has the right to read their Victims Impact Statements prior to the parole hearing (whenever he may agree to it). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The knock was always that he was too small. But from junior to the pros, Don Edwards didn't listen. He just stopped pucks. From the Kitchener Rangers in the OHL to a Vezina Trophy with the NHL's Buffalo Sabres, Edwards would go on to play for two more teams, including his childhood favourite Toronto Maple Leafs. He was also a member of Team Canada at the 1981 Canada Cup and his story about getting into prime physical condition is not one you'll soon forget. Off the ice, Edwards's life was marked with unspeakable tragedy and, if you don't yet know the story, you'll understand why he harbours ill-will towards Canada's legal system to this day, while repeatedly appealing to keep a convicted killer behind bars.The OHL Podcast is presented by Matt Smith Goaltending.

The knock was always that he was too small. But from junior to the pros, Don Edwards didn't listen. He just stopped pucks. From the Kitchener Rangers in the OHL to a Vezina Trophy with the NHL's Buffalo Sabres, Edwards would go on to play for two more teams, including his childhood favourite Toronto Maple Leafs. He was also a member of Team Canada at the 1981 Canada Cup and his story about getting into prime physical condition is not one you'll soon forget. Off the ice, Edwards's life was marked with unspeakable tragedy and, if you don't yet know the story, you'll understand why he harbours ill-will towards Canada's legal system to this day, while repeatedly appealing to keep a convicted killer behind bars. The OHL Podcast is presented by Matt Smith Goaltending. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

THANKSGIVING DAY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 23rd NOON CST on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO... REMEMBERING THE LATE DON EDWARDS...We Revisit a wonderful show with Don from 2016! The making of the Documentary "COYOTE The Don Edwards Story" with Don Edwards and Writer/Producer Katie Ryan. The West is still alive and kicking, living through the music of Don Edwards. Don is the real deal, a singing cowboy devoted to old cowboy songs. His songs rekindle the spirit of the open range, freedom, and a connection to the land in anyone who listens. Following Don Edwards on his journey through the Old West is a reminder of our American roots. His music will relax you, sadden you at times, and change you. It will change you just as it changed Don as a young boy in New Jersey, dreaming about the Old West, and living close to the land. It will put you on the back of a horse or sitting around a campfire from days gone by! Listen with host Gary Holt and cohost Bobbi Bell at Equestrianlegacy.net on iHeart Radio, Apple Podcast, Spotify and most streaming platforms...Just search for Equestrian Legacy Radio!

Justice in Canada developments: The Supreme Court will not hear appeals of four Canadians (possibly/likely former members of ISIS) in the custody of Kurdish forces calling for Canada's assistance to bring them home. One individual is Jack Letts, who never really lived in Canada, but his father is Canadian and the family lives in the U.K. British government has rescinded Jack Letts' U.K. citizenship. His only citizenship is now Canadian. Letts' father John was a guest on our program several times and doubted his son had actually joined ISIS even though he lived in Raqa the ISIS HQ and had converted to Islam. - Asl well, high risk convicted sex offender Randall Hopley arrested in Vancouver. - A jury finds Nathaniel Veltman of London, ON, guilty of four counts of 1st degree murder in the deaths of a Muslim family in the city - and as we heard yesterday from Don Edwards, former Team Canada goaltender the murderer of Don's father and mother George Lovie, is the beneficiary of National Parole Board decisions found repulsive by Don Edwards and his family Guest: Scott Newark. Former AB Crown prosecutor, fmr. exec director Canadian Police Association, senior policy advisor to a federal Public Safety Minister and co-chair of the Office for Victims of Crime (Ontario) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Eli Beer is founder of United Hatzalah in Israel. United Hatzalah is a national volunteers first responder organization which before 7a.m. on October 7 began receiving more than 200 calls per hour from frantic Israelis describing the horrors being committed by Hamas. Eli Beer and Hatzalah volunteers began racing across the country alternately trying to save the wounded, while when necessary, engaging in gun battles with Hamas. Some Hatzalah paramedics were murdered by Hamas terrorists while helping the wounded and the army was nowhere in sight. Police were absent as well as they were targeted by Hamas.  Guest: Eli Beer. Founder United Hatzalah. Describes what he saw, experienced and what his volunteers also saw/experienced on October 7. U.S. president Joe Biden wanted to meet Eli Beer when Biden visited Israel following the October 7 brutality. Movember, 2023. Men's health month in Canada, as men grow mustaches and (hopefully) contribute some $$ to research and developments for maximum treatment/cure of prostate cancer. What men and their partners/families must be aware of as prostate issues can and do move very slowly before they become stage 4 cancer threats to life.  Guest: Dr. Bobby Shayegan. Urologist/oncologist. World's leading robotics prostate cancer surgeon and Director of Surgery at Hamilton, ON, St. Joseph's Hospital. My urologist/oncologist. Justice in Canada developments: The Supreme Court will not hear appeals of four Canadians (possibly/likely former members of ISIS) in the custody of Kurdish forces calling for Canada's assistance to bring them home. One individual is Jack Letts, who never really lived in Canada, but his father is Canadian and the family lives in the U.K. British government has rescinded Jack Letts' U.K. citizenship. His only citizenship is now Canadian. Letts' father John was a guest on our program several times and doubted his son had actually joined ISIS even though he lived in Raqa the ISIS HQ and had converted to Islam. - Asl well, high risk convicted sex offender Randall Hopley arrested in Vancouver. - A jury finds Nathaniel Veltman of London, ON, guilty of four counts of 1st degree murder in the deaths of a Muslim family in the city - and as we heard yesterday from Don Edwards, former Team Canada goaltender the murderer of Don's father and mother George Lovie, is the beneficiary of National Parole Board decisions found repulsive by Don Edwards and his family Guest: Scott Newark. Former AB Crown prosecutor, fmr. exec director Canadian Police Association, senior policy advisor to a federal Public Safety Minister and co-chair of the Office for Victims of Crime (Ontario) Is Israel just days away from a hostage deal with Hamas? - A testy response on social media (Twitter) from Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu aimed at Justin Trudeau. - The war between Israel and Hamas - Anti Semitism in Canada. Guest: Vivian Bercovici. Former Canadian Ambassador to Israel. Resident of Tel Aviv.  --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom Craig Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Team Canada goaltender Don Edwards and his wife Tannis have expressed their complete outrage over how the Parole Board of Canada is dealing with George Lovie, found guilty of first degree murder in the deaths of Don Edwards' parents. Guests: Don Edwards. (I have worked with the Edwards family since the murders of Don's parents on March 21, 1991 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux released two reports:    Costing Support for EV Battery Manufacturing. PBO estimates the total cost of government support (subsidies) for EV battery manufacturing by Northvolt, Volkswagen and Stellantis-LGES to be $43.6 billion, $5.8 billion higher than the murky federal/ON/QC governments estimated costs of $37.7 billion. Pausing the fuel charge on heating oil and doubling the rural top-up rate for fuel charge rebates (carbon tax) As well, the PBO expects the economy to 'stagnate' and federal deficit to balloon to $46.5B this year. Guest: Yves Giroux. Parliamentary Budget Officer Leger polling of Canadians, with results released this week show the Liberals in significant trouble with voters nationally and badly trailing the Conservatives who are in majority government territory. Guest; Andrew Ens, Snr VP, Leger Marketing Turbulence among the Canadian NHL teams already in this 2023/24 season, plus death of Adam Johnson, American pro hockey player in England whose throat was slashed by a skate cut. British police manslaughter investigation underway. Guest: Kelly Hrudey. Hockey Night in Canada analyst and former Los Angeles Kings goaltender. Former Team Canada goaltender Don Edwards and his wife Tannis have expressed their complete outrage over how the Parole Board of Canada is dealing with George Lovie, found guilty of first degree murder in the deaths of Don Edwards' parents. Guests: Don Edwards. (I have worked with the Edwards family since the murders of Don's parents on March 21, 1991) --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom Craig Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Follow up to yesterday's segment with former Team Canada goaltender Don Edwards on parole board leniency to killer of his parents. - Lawless behaviour in Canada's cities on the increase. Guest: Ari Goldkind. Criminal lawyer / media pundit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Don Edwards, former Team Canada and Buffalo Sabres goaltender whose parents were murdered in cold blood by George Lovie continues with his family to engage the Parole Board of Canada in an attempt to keep Lovie's movements while on restricted parole exactly that. Lovie has threatened the Edwards family.  The Parole Board is making a decision concerning Lovie and granting him no conditions full parole. Guest: Don Edwards.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, a collection of consummate cow poke crooners recorded live at Ozark Folk Center State Park. Also, commentary from these bovine balladeers. Included on this show are Grammy nominated cowboy performer Don Edwards, inimitable cowboy poet & humorist Glenn Ohrlin, and Arkansas original cowgirl, singer, songwriter, actress and Country Music Hall of Fame superstar Patsy Montana. One of America's best loved and most enduring cowboy singers, Don Edwards is indeed an American treasure. His love and passion for traditional cowboy songs is second to none and has earned him a fan base worldwide. He knows the songs, the stories, and even some of the old trails that made the old West famous. Accompanied by his trusty guitar, Don takes us on a trip back in time when cowboy singers and songs echoed through the trails, taverns, and cattle drive camps of yesterday. Born in Minneapolis, MN in 1926, Glenn Ohrlin was a veteran of the cattle industry and worked the rodeo circuit, both while being an acquisitive singer, poet, & story teller. Glenn put his extensive knowledge and years of experience collecting Western folk songs into a book, “The Hell Bound Train,” as well as performing his authentic style of cowboy poetry & prose. Ohrlin performed at cowboy poetry gatherings across America, and at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. In the 1970's, Glenn moved to Mountain View, Arkansas, where he continued his music career, lending regular performances at the Ozark Folk Center. We at the Ozark Folk Center State Park reap the benefit of having years of Glenn's live performance recordings in our archives. Patsy Montana was an American country music singer, songwriter and actress. Montana was the first female country performer to have a million-selling single with her signature song "I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart,” and is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame. She was a mainstay on the National Barn Dance on Chicago radio station WLS for many years. Born “Ruby Blevins” in Beaudry, Arkansas, the 11th child and first daughter of a farmer, Patsy attended schools in President Bill Clinton's hometown of Hope, Arkansas. She was influenced early on by the music of Jimmie Rodgers, and paved the way for women in the male dominated world of country music. In this week's “From the Vault” segment, OHR producer Jeff Glover offers a 1981 archival recording of Ozark original Dean Hinesley performing the tune “Letter Edged in Black,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. In his segment “Back in the Hills,” writer, professor, and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins discusses the origin of some odd words and pronunciations in the native dialect of Ozarkian.

As the national outrage continues over the moving of Paul Bernardo from Millhaven maximum security prison in Ontario to a medium security institution in Quebec where mainly sex offenders are incarcerated, it must be brought into and remain in the mind of Canadians that Canada's justice system is opening prison doors to convicted murderers. Or preparing to. Guest: Don Edwards. Former NHL star goaltender with the Buffalo Sabres, Calgary Flames, Toronto Maple Leafs and Team Canada is writing his memoir with the working title, "After the Game: Victim of Violence." Don Edwards parents were brutally murdered by George Lovie in 1991 who in turn was sentenced to 25 years in prison prior to parole eligibility. In 2013, the parole board extended day parole to Lovie. Now Lovie is permitted four nights a week at his own apartment and Don Edwards and his family fear full parole is next for Lovie who they have fought relentlessly against being released Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Special rapporteur David Johnston resigns. Guest: Michael Cooper. CPC shadow minister for Democratic Renewal and member of the parliamentary procedures committee (quizzed Johnston) Growing fear and reality of homelessness. Homeowners facing major mortgage increases if variable. - Rents are hugely more expensive and rental properties dwindling in number. Last Sunday we spoke with B.C. former business owner Peter now living in his car. Guest: Tim Richter. Founder/CEO Canadian Association to End Homelessness (CAEH) (may have good news about Peter in Kelowna by then) As the national outrage continues over the moving of Paul Bernardo from Millhaven maximum security prison in Ontario to a medium security institution in Quebec where mainly sex offenders are incarcerated, it must be brought into and remain in the mind of Canadians that Canada's justice system is opening prison doors to convicted murderers. Or preparing to. Guest: Don Edwards. Former NHL star goaltender with the Buffalo Sabres, Calgary Flames, Toronto Maple Leafs and Team Canada is writing his memoir with the working title, "After the Game: Victim of Violence." Don Edwards parents were brutally murdered by George Lovie in 1991 who in turn was sentenced to 25 years in prison prior to parole eligibility. In 2013, the parole board extended day parole to Lovie. Now Lovie is permitted four nights a week at his own apartment and Don Edwards and his family fear full parole is next for Lovie who they have fought relentlessly against being released Wildfires in Canada: Public perceptions of risk, air quality and health, disaster preparedness and lessons learned from previous wildfires. Guest: Professor Michael Mehta. Geography and Environmental Studies. Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, B.C. --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom Craig & Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to TTMCast 1-on-1. This week former NHL goalie Don Edwards joins me to talk about his career in the NHL and signing autographs for the fans. Drew and I talk about upcoming shows, new card releases and I review the Naples All Star Legends of Basketball event. Send questions and feedback to us at ttmcast@yahoo.com.

In this episode, Gerry Scott speaks with Don Edwards about the “Friendship Cup”, a golf tournament that brings together Canadians and Americans living on both sides of the border. The golf tourney takes place June 26th – 29th at “Legends on the Niagara Golf Complex in Niagara Falls, Canada.

Former Team Canada, Toronto Maple Leafs, Calgary Flames and Buffalo Sabres goaltender Don Edwards is writing a book about the murder of his parents Arnold and Donna Edwards in 1991 by George Lovie of Hamilton. Lovie had been dating Don Edwards sister Michelle. When she ended the relationship Lovie stalked Michelle and murdered her parents as she fled from Lovie to her parents home. Since being found guilty of first-degree murder in the double homicide Lovie was granted day parole and now spends several nights a week not in his prison cell, but in his own apartment. Don Edwards fears full parole will soon follow.  I have known the Edwards family since 1991 and have broadcast their story. particularly with Don and his wife Tannis. I also served with Don's sister Jessie on the board of national crime victims advocacy organization CAVEAT.  Guest: Don Edwards. Shares his deep concerns about George Lovie living outside prison as Lovie has threatened the entire Edwards family.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Global News' investigative journalist Sam Cooper has done incredible work breaking stories about China's invasive behaviours/interference in Canada's federal elections, including this week reporting "Trudeau briefed multiple times since 2022 on election interference adviser testifies." In this case the testimony before a parliamentary committee was delivered by Trudeau's national security adviser Jody Thomas. - There is also the issue of Chinese police stations operating in Canada and Canadian university researchers conducting weapons research with members of China's Peoples Liberation Army. Guest: Sam Cooper. Investigative reporter online, Global News. Author, Willful Blindness: How a network of narcos, tycoons and CCP agents infiltrated the West. Might the confidence and supply agreement between the federal Liberals (Justin Trudeau) and the federal NDP (Jagmeet Singh) be hitting rough waters? Singh is now calling for Trudeau to announce a public inquiry into China's interference in Canada's 2019 and 2021 federal elections. If Trudeau continues to refuse might Singh end the agreement? What will it take for the NDP to decide the Liberals are not acting in the best interests of Canadians, as defined by the NDP? Guest: Jagmeet Singh. Federal leader, New Democratic Party of Canada. Former Team Canada, Toronto Maple Leafs, Calgary Flames and Buffalo Sabres goaltender Don Edwards is writing a book about the murder of his parents Arnold and Donna Edwards in 1991 by George Lovie of Hamilton. Lovie had been dating Don Edwards sister Michelle. When she ended the relationship Lovie stalked Michelle and murdered her parents as she fled from Lovie to her parents home. Since being found guilty of first-degree murder in the double homicide Lovie was granted day parole and now spends several nights a week not in his prison cell, but in his own apartment. Don Edwards fears full parole will soon follow.  I have known the Edwards family since 1991 and have broadcast their story. particularly with Don and his wife Tannis. I also served with Don's sister Jessie on the board of national crime victims advocacy organization CAVEAT.  Guest: Don Edwards. Shares his deep concerns about George Lovie living outside prison as Lovie has threatened the entire Edwards family. An IPSOS Public Affairs poll conducted for Global News and released just days ago shows a dead heat between the federal Liberals and Conservatives among voters nationally. What might change that dynamic and in the area codes (905, 416, 514, 604, 250) critical to winning a Canadian federal election? Guest: Darrell Bricker. CEO, IPSOS Public Affairs. Author: NEXT --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep 32 – "Podcasting For Dummys" All-Star Squadron #51,53, 54 1985 – Crisis on Infinite Earths Tie-Ins https://prairiejustice.podbean.com/e/ep-32-–-podcasting-for-dummys-all-star-squadron-5153-54-1985-–-crisis-on-infinite-earths-tie-ins/ Introduction Discussion of Crisis on Infinite Earths and the appearance of The Dummy in All-Star Squadron. Greg Sanders Radio Rodeo Notes Feedback for Prairie Justice can be left on:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Vigilante41 email: vigilantecast@gmail.com Twitter: @ToltonGord Music Excerpts Used Opening Stinger– “Nashville Just Wrote Another Cheatin' Song” – Midnight Rodeo Band “Hooked On Swing” – Larry Elgart “Great American Big Bands of the 1930s & 1940s” Glenn Miller & Duke Ellington, etc. “Cowboy Christmas Ball” – Michael Martin Murphy, with Suzy Boggus, Don Edwards and Riders in the Sky Closing Stinger – “The Last of the Singing Cowboys,” Marshall Tucker Band

Posted 11/14/22This week the COW boys are paying tribute to Don Edwards. Along with some fun and lively memories of Don, you'll also hear some great music from Don Edwards (Master's Call, Angels Can Do No More, Sunset Trail, Here's Looking at You, and Make Me a Cowboy Again for a Day). There is also some great cowboy poetry this week from Waddie Mitchell (Bad Half Hour). We'll have the ever popular Dick's Pick (Sunset Trail), Cowpoke Poetry, and a whole bunch of goofin' off too!

GOING BACK TO OUR ARCHIVES FROM FEBRUARY 2014 DON EDWARDS AND BELINDA GAIL ON EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO In honor of the memory of our friend the legendary Don Edwards we're pleased to rebroadcast this show from 8 years ago. We begin the show with a visit and music from the multi-award winning Belinda Gail.  This was Belinda's first of many visits to the show and later she joined our radio family with "Blessed Trails With Belinda Gail".  This was Don's second of several visit with us, and as always he was a joy to visit with!  Please enjoy our visit with these two great entertainers. DON EDWARDS WILL BE MISSED BUT HIS LEGACY WILL LIVE ON THROUGH HIS MUSIC AND STORIES! Listen to the Rebroadcast LIVE at Equestrianlegacy.net or to Podcast Anytime on Apple Podcast, iTunes, iHeart Radio or Spotify...Just search for Equestrian Legacy Radio.

THURSDAY OCTOBER 27th NOON CDT on THE AWARD WINNING EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO NETWORK... SINGER/SONGWRITER Hal Cannon is always a great guest and he joins us on the CAMPFIRE CAFE to share music from his new album NOTHIN' LASTIN'! Erin Halliwell, Executive Director of Thoroughbred Charities of America is our specail guest on SADDLE UP AMERICA to share information on their work in rehoming off track Thoroughbred Race Horses after their days on the track are over. Cowboy and Western Music will never be the same after this weeks legendary and much loved balladeer Don Edwards passed away.  Join us as we pay a musical tribute to our friend and frequent guest. Join host Gary Holt along with his cohost Bobbi Bell LIVE at Equestrianlegacy.net or the podcast on Apple Podcast, iTunes, iHeart Radio or Spotify...Heard Around the World Anytime!

This week, songs about saying goodbye performed by a variety of artists recorded live at Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View, Arkansas. Farewells have produced some of our most powerful and emotional works of art. Goodbye is a theme endlessly explored in paintings, sculpture, literature and film. Music is no different. In this episode, we'll hear songs of farewell written for everything from beloved people, to places, careers, innocence, life, and even a horse. Featured are experimental folk ensemble Jayme Stone & the Lomax Project with Moira Smiley, renowned cowboy singer Don Edwards, the Paul Brock Band with Dennis Carey & Dave Curley, Smithsonian Folkways artists Anna & Elizabeth, Scottish fiddler Alasdair Fraser with cellist Natalie Haas, Texas swing and bluegrass phenomenon The Purple Hulls, John McEuen of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Smithsonian Folkways artists Lula Wiles, traditional fiddler Bruce Molsky, folk singer and actor Joe Purdy & friends, and ubiquitous cowboy cadre Riders in the Sky. In this week's “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers an archival recording of Ozark original Bob Blair performing the traditional song “Who Will Sing?” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. Renowned folk musician Aubrey Atwater presents songs about home. Leaving home, missing home, and going home are all themes of Aubrey's segment this week.

This episode of the resilient father features the one and only Don Edwards, Cavan's very own father. The man who helped shape him into the person and parent he is today. We talk about his philosophies on life, looking back on parenting with the benefits of wisdom and, share some gems about embracing both. 

Toby is talking about how there has been a down-turn is the flow of 2A information on social media. Also opining about ammo and the rare calibers that are finally back in stock. We have special guest Don Edwards from the PDN Training Tour and he is talking about his super-power — seeing in the … Continue reading Restricting the Flow of Information →

Today's episode is called "The Western Land We Love" and it's filled with beautiful musical and poetic imagery of the western lands and appreciation of it. Don Edwards, Juni Fisher, Open Range and Tish Hinojosa are just a few of the artists you'll hear today. So, enjoy! (Rebroadcast). Song Title  Artist  Album The Wild Wild West Billy Strange Great Western Themes The West  Juni Fisher Cowgirlography Sagebrush Symphony Sons of the Pioneers Symphonies of the Sage The Western Land I Love Open Range & the  Stampede Swing Band Swingtime in the Rockies Where the Sagebrush Touches the Sky Daron Little with Butch Hause Dos Amigos Prairy Yodel Many Strings and Company A Cattlestrophic Compilation Prairie Moon Tish Hinojosa Taos to Tennessee Rubies in the Moon Richard Elloyan, Steve Wade Up for Adoptions Texas Plains Hot Texas Swing Band Off the Beaten Trail Working Flint Hills Cowboy Tallgrass Express String Band Clean Curve of Hill Against Sky Lewis and Clark Rag Jack Gladstone, Rob Quist Odyssey West Up in Yellowstone Jon Wilson Cody Town Windmill on the Prairie Yvonne Hollenbeck Rhyming the Range Take Me Back to the Range Peter Rowan, Don Edwards High Lonesome Cowboy Montana Cowboy Caleb Klauder, Reeb Willms Innocent Road You're From Texas The Western Flyers Wild Blue Yonder Wind That Shakes the Barley (instr( Matthias Gohl, John Kirk, Molly Mason The West (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Guitar Wild West Theme John McEuen The Music of the Wild West

Toby opines that Americans would never allow their other amendments to erode away, the way people allow their 2nd amendment rights get washed out by restrictions. The Personal Defense Network Training Tour is going on now and Don Edwards from GreenLine Tactical joins us to talk about his Night Vision classes. We answer your questions … Continue reading Right to Keep and Bear Arms →

Check out our sponsors at the bottom, links to their sites and coupon codes! Welcome to WLS Unloaded,  This show is brought to you by Patriot Patch Co. and the Sonoran Desert Institute My name is Shawn Herrin, And my guests are Jon Dufresne from Kinetic Consulting and Don Edwards from Green Line Tactical BIO: … We Like Shooting Unloaded 016 – Jon Dufresne & Don Edwards Read More »

Check out our sponsors at the bottom, links to their sites and coupon codes! Welcome to WLS Unloaded,  This show is brought to you by Patriot Patch Co. and the Sonoran Desert Institute My name is Shawn Herrin, And my guests are Jon Dufresne from Kinetic Consulting and Don Edwards from Green Line Tactical BIO: … We Like Shooting Unloaded 016 – Jon Dufresne & Don Edwards Read More »

 We'll be settling into some classic country sounds from the golden age alongside some contemporary sounds that stay steadfast in a sound that rings true and authentic. We'll hear some classics from Wynn Stewart, Buck Owens, Waylon Jennings, Webb Pierce and others. There will be plenty of original sounds from BR5-49 and Chuck Mead, k.d. lang, Don Edwards, and The Mavericks to remind us of the clear line between authentic and what's attempting to pass for country these days. Tune in for a mix of swing, story songs, love songs, and foot-tappin' treasures on Deeper Roots this week on Sonoma County Community radio where the music will always take you somewhere other than the main stream. We seldom venture there. 

Time for another Intro to Art History class with Lauren! Today learn all about the Lascaux Cave, its wild “discovery,” and some of the theories about the incredible art that’s inside. Later, take a quiz about everyone’s favorite nihilist director. . . . [Music: 1) Don Edwards, “Coyotes,” 1998; 2) Frau Holle, “Ascending Souls,” 2017. Courtesy of Frau Holle, CC BY-NC 3.0 license.]

(0:00) listener discretion is advised (1:10) boys chat about making it to episode 23 (2:10) favorite #23s in sports & the 1980s Vancouver Canucks (5:01) Mailbag features listener feedback from Canada’s Land of Living Skies (6:03) After The Pod features the birth of a new U.S. sports network, Bally Sports (8:52) E23’s spotlight; recent hot mic incidents in sports broadcasting (10:00) NHL referee Tim Peel during a game in Nashville - 03/23/2021(17:59) NHL referee Andy van Hellemond Hockey Night in Canada feature shoot - 05/09/1985 (19:54) Cincinnati Reds’ broadcaster Thom Brennaman during a doubleheader in Kansas City - 08/19/2020 (27:15) NFL on FOX broadcasters Joe Buck & Troy Aikman during rehearsal ahead of a game in Tampa - 10/18/2020 (31:32) Calgary Flames goalie Don Edwards injured while mic’d up during an NHL preseason game back in the Fall of 1984 (35:15) Funny mic’d up story during a Calgary Flames game from the early 90s (37:44) Conquest Hockey’s Q&A segment reveals the pandemonium that happens in the truck when someone thinks their mic is hot, but isn’t (42:17) Inside The Truck social media promotion (42:40) shout-out to "The World’s Playground" & "Sin City" in honor of Bally Sports birthday

Pirate Radio Podcasts 9-10-2020 - Troy D is joined by Don Edwards, owner of the legendary University Book Exchange (U.B.E.) of Uptown Greenville. UBE has served the Pirate Nation seemingly since it's very beginning. Troy D & Don Edwards give a look back at the roots of Pirate Nation and the phenomenon of East Carolina University and ECU Football through the lens of UBE.

En plena pandemia Willie Nelson ha cumplido 87 años como un ejemplo de supervivencia… y de muchas cosas más. Entre ellas encontramos un romanticismo inherente al arquetipo del cowboy que se refleja en “We Are the Cowboys", uno de los temas clave de su último álbum First Rose of Spring. La canción se debe a su amigo Billy Joe Shaver, que resucitó en 1981 ese espíritu inquieto que busca su próxima aventura y que señalaba a los vaqueros como unos héroes que luchan contra las injusticias cotidianas. Willie ya grabó "We Are the Cowboys" con Shaver, Waylon Jennings y Kris Kristofferson en el álbum Honky Tonk Heroes de 2000, como un remedo de los Highwaymen. Como Willie es incapaz de estar inactivo, lanzará el próximo 15 de septiembre Me and Sister Bobbie: True Tales of the Family Band, un libro de memorias junto a su hermana mayor. Con ella también está trabajando en un libro infantil que se publicará en otoño de 2021 un libro ilustrado, titulado Sister, Brother, Family: Our Childhood in Music. Durante los últimos dos veranos, la serie de televisión Yellowstone, que protagoniza Kevin Costner, nos ha dejado una banda sonora que ha dado cobijo a varios artistas independientes de la música de raíces, atrayendo a nuevos seguidores que no se hubieran fijado en ello, pero que ahora han abierto los oídos a estas propuestas sonoras. El pasado domingo fue el debut de la tercera temporada de Yellowstone y su apuesta musical no difirió mucho de lo que ya habíamos escuchado hace casi un año en el programa. Desde Ryan Bingham, que sigue en el papel de Walker, Tyler Childers, Jason Isbell, Whitey Morgan, Whiskey Myers (que dieron el salto definitivo gracias a la serie), Blackberry Smoke (los grandes beneficiados de la segunda temporada), The Steel Woods, Turnpike Troubadours o dejan más que claro que una aparición en Yellowstone no es un beneficio hipotético. El tejano Taylor Sheridan, que ya había dejado su sello con Sons of Anarchy y Comanchería, ha sido capaz de dar continuación a una historia que tiene mucho que ver con el Oeste Americano contemporáneo, revitalizando su espíritu, su tradición y su importancia real en el presente. Para comentar la parte cinematográfica de la serie se supone que hay especialistas, pero en cuanto a su música no podemos por menos que estar muy satisfechos con la selección de canciones que el pasado domingo hicieron palpitar a ese primer capítulo. Empezamos recordando que hace 10 años, The SteelDrivers publicaban su segundo álbum, Reckless, con Chris Stapleton aún como miembro de la formación. Unos meses antes, el músico de Kentucky había anunciado que dejaba el grupo para dedicarse a la familia. En 2015 debutó en solitario con Traveller. Curiosamente, “Good Corn Liquor” fue la única canción que en aquel 2010 no compusieron el binomio fundamental de la banda, el que formaron Mike Henderson y Chris Stapleton. Se trata de una canción en la que intervino Ronnie Bowman junto a Stapleton, por entonces el líder de la formación. Bowman fue miembro de la Lonesome River Band junto a Dan Tyminski (después en Union Station), estuvo con Band of Ruhks y ha recorrido la escena del bluegrass como uno de sus pilares fundamentales de su desarrollo. Como álbum, Adobe Sessions supuso un paso más en la credibilidad que Cody Jinks se ha ganado desde su debut. El artista tejano de Fort Worth se mueve en sintonía con artistas como Sturgill Simpson, Jamey Johnson, Chris Stapleton, Ryan Bingham o Whitey Morgan, conectando con una audiencia que entiende a la perfección aquello que les cuenta porque le consideran un outlaw, como ellos mismos. De aquel cuarto registro de su carrera al que dio título el haber sido grabado en una pequeña habitación de adobe del Sonic Ranch en Tornillo, Texas, “Mamma Song” ha sido el tema escogido para formar parte de la banda sonora de ese primer capítulo, un ejemplo evidente de la personalidad artística del músico y del sentido que la cinta tiene en sí misma. Hace cinco años, Colter Wall editó un EP de siete canciones llamado Imaginary Appalachia en el que colaboraron The Dead South, Regina y Belle Plaine. Esta última, cantante y compositora de Fosston, en Saskatchewan, con cerca de 45 habitantes, cantó junto a su paisano en “Caroline”, que ahora Kevin Costner eligió para cerrar musicalmente el primer capítulo de la tercera temporada de Yellowstone, estrenado el pasado fin de semana. Después de haber sido uno de los referentes del folk canadiense, gracias a ese impecable dúo llamado Ian & Sylvia. Gracias a eso y a los royalties por la grabación que Neil Young hizo de su composición "Four Strong Winds", Ian Tyson es propietario del T-Bar-Y, un rancho situado cerca de High River, en la provincia de Alberta. Siendo un veinteañero y convaleciente de sus heridas como jinete de rodeo, Ian Tyson empezó a dedicarse a la música. A comienzos de los 70, tras separarse personal y profesionalmente de Sylvia Fricker se centró en el country, con grabaciones repletas de la imaginería y la mitología de la vida del cowboy como temática fundamental. Su álbum de 1986 Cowboyography es uno de los que mejor lo reflejan, con grandes canciones del estilo de “Rockies Turn Rose”. Si en este siglo XXI queremos seguir moviéndonos en los terrenos de los cowboys, como pretendemos hacer en el programa de hoy, no podemos dejar de lado la figura de Charley Crockett, que ha decidido cancelar todas sus actuaciones previstas hasta nuevo aviso. Tras someterse a una operación a corazón abierto a comienzos del pasado 2019, poco antes de visitarnos en una gira de conciertos inolvidable, no ha querido que ni él, ni su banda, ni sus seguidores puedan estar en peligro por la Covid-19. En un comunicado, el músico de San Benito ha hecho referencia al aumento significativo de infectados, pide disculpas y, sobre todo, pide a la gente que cuide. Por suerte, el último día del próximo mes de julio, Charley Crockett lanzará su nuevo álbum, Welcome To Hard Times, cuyo tema central es un recorrido por los paisajes del Far West, manteniendo el equilibrio entre country clásico, y ciertas pinceladas de spaghetti western. Remitirnos a un veterano como Don Edwards es recobrar el espíritu saludable del lejano Oeste. Creció escuchando la colección de discos de 78 revoluciones de su padre que incluían desde Bach y Mozart a las canciones de cowboys. Se convirtió en un músico autodidacta que se ejercitó en el rodeo y trabajó en un buen número de ranchos de Texas y Nuevo México durante sus años juveniles, influido por los westerns de serie B. En 1964 grabó su primer álbum y desde entonces ha mantenido ese espíritu, siendo dueño, incluso, de uno de los 100 bares más famosos de América, el White Elephant Saloon de Fort Worth. Gracias a Michael Martin Murphey, Don Edwards obtuvo una parte importante del reconocimiento que siempre ha merecido, con varios de sus trabajos guardados en los Archivos Folklóricos de la Librería del Congreso y habiendo recibido el premio Wrangler de la National Cowboy Hall Of Fame por su labor en pro de la música tradicional del Oeste. “The Cowboy’s Song” pertenece a su álbum Songs Of The Trail, siendo muy posiblemente una de las mejores canciones contemporáneas de la más pura tradición de las de vaqueros. La compuso Roy Robison, que trabajaba para la Murray Brothers Land y la Cattle Company de Forth Worth, en Texas. Michael Martin Murphey inauguró su West Fest inspirado por los espectáculos de Buffalo Bill, recorriendo anualmente distintas localidades de los estados de Nuevo México, Colorado y Texas, con la idea de preservar y perpetuar el espíritu del Oeste. En 1990 publicó un trabajo antológico sobre esa herencia musical titulado Cowboy Songs, donde se recogían las viejas canciones que su tío y su abuelo le enseñaron de pequeño en el Sky Ranch de Lewisville, Texas. Al fin y al cabo, es la música de su gente, su tierra, su cultura y su propia vida. En la mitad de 1907, un poema de Badger Clark titulado “A Border Affair” era impreso en el Pacific Monthly. Un cowboy de Arizona llamado Bill Simon le puso música y la canción entró dentro de la tradición oral como “Spanish Is The Lovin’ Tongue” que Michael Martin Murphey revivió de esta forma. Riddy Arman es una mujer nacida en Dixon, una pequeña localidad de poco más de 200 personas del Sanders County, en el estado de Montana, que mantiene el espíritu de los viejos pioneros y de manera muy especial la herencia musical familiar que le inspira canciones como “Spirits, Angels or Lies”, una maqueta grabada una noche del pasado mes de septiembre en Holy Cross, Nueva Orleans. Riddy es habitual del Cowboy Poetry Gathering que cada año desde 1985 se celebra en Elko, Nevada, y donde los ganaderos y cowboys se reúnen para compartir poemas sobre sus vidas y su trabajo. Tessy Lou Williams estuvo casi una década al frente de los Shotgun Stars, pero ha decidido que debía lanzarse en solitario y a pesar de que no parecen ser los mejores momentos, está superando el reto con un disco de título homónimo en el que despliega diferentes tonalidades del country clásico en Willow Creek, una localidad de alrededor de 210 habitantes, también en el estado de Montana, con el respeto a la tradición que le inculcaron sus padres, también músicos. Tras su paso por la tejana Austin ha terminado en Nashville, saltando las barreras de una industria nada respetuosa con las raíces, algo que no ha influido en absoluto de Tessy, que deja muestras de su poderío con temas del calibre de "Someone Lonely", una balada adornada por el Steel guitar de Mike Johnson. Su debut supone uno de los más apasionantes activos del presente de la country music. Bien podríamos decir que otra faceta de los cowboys tiene que ver con aquellos que cabalgan sobre 18 ruedas. Y hoy también es un buen día para recordar a los camioneros, sabiendo, además, que tenemos el privilegio de contar con un buen puñado de ellos como oyentes de TOMA UNO. Pues hoy, en la despedida del programa, queremos celebrar que en esta misma fecha de 1978 se estrenaba la película Convoy, protagonizada por Kris Kristofferson (en el papel de "Rubber Duck") y Ali McGraw (Melissa). Aquella canción había sido un enorme éxito en las listas de country y de pop gracias a C.W. McCall. Esta es la versión adaptada para la película de “Convoy”, que el director de una agencia de publicidad llamado Bill Fries llevó al éxito en 1976, asumiendo la identidad de C.W. McCall y grabando aquella canción escrita junto a Chip Davis en la jerga de las Citizen Band Radios (CB). Estas, introducidas en Estados Unidos en 1958, han sido la forma de comunicación que ha crecido más rápidamente desde que Graham Bell inventó el teléfono. En Junio de 1974, Bill Fries estaba escuchando su CB mientras conducía su jeep. Aquello le inspiró el texto de "Convoy", escrito de tal forma que una persona no familiarizada con la jerga creería que se trata de una lengua no inglesa. "Convoy" llegó al primer lugar de las listas de country en un mes y a las de pop en cinco semanas, vendiendo más de siete millones de copias. Aquel tema sentó las bases para el film del mismo título que protagonizaron Kris Kristofferson y Ali McGraw en el 78. Escuchar audio

On today's Apple Seed Extra, a cowboy song from Don Edwards called "That's How the Yodel was Born."

We’re holding back the interviews on Episode 513 of Folk Roots Radio as we bring you another hour of great new music. We're including more Covid-19 tunes and songs from isolation alongside some great new releases. Live performances may have been curtailed by the current crisis, but the new music just keeps on coming. Join us for great new songs from Big Little Lions, Sofia Talvik, Stan Simon, Liona Boyd, Westward the Light, Sherman Downey, Kristen Martell, 100 Mile House, Peter Rowan & Don Edwards, Hello Darlins, Christina Hutt, Elles Bailey, Danny Schmidt and Noah Reid. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-513-were-all-about-the-music-social-distancing-edition/

DESTINY: QUEST FOR A NEW WORLD (BOOK 1) by Donald M. Edwards Destiny Quest for a New World A journey of intrigue, romance, and danger at the end of the twenty-first century. Earth was rapidly running out of natural resources. Its population was exploding, leaving humankind with a sense of hopelessness. The world was struggling to recover from an economic collapse and the devastation of a recent multinational war. But the Committee, a powerful clandestine financial group of forward-thinking individuals, was determined that humankind would survive. They chose an upward-bound individual to select and oversee the training of a team of highly intelligent young men and women to begin a monumental venture. They would establish a human colony beyond a monumental venture. They would establish a human colony beyond Earth’s solar system with the purpose of securing the future of human civilization. Grant Wickham and his colleague Alexis Lambert, a former college sweetheart, would accept the challenge. Under the guidelines of the Committee, these two diligent and motivated collaborators developed an extensive selection criterion. This specially selected team received extensive academic and technical training. Eric Devile, the chosen team commander, would lead the group on their journey into uncharted space, assisted by Albert, a state-of-the-art supercomputer that navigates the ship and attempts to keep the team out of danger. They would face many challenges and demands that threaten the success of their mission, causing Eric and the team to doubt whether humanity can ever root itself on an alien planet. A realistic look at mankind’s first journey to another world! About the author Donald Edwards has had a growing interest in the sciences, both real and fictional for many years. He received a Master Degree in Physics from California State University-Fresno, a Master Degree in Education from Oklahoma State University-Ada and a Bachelor Degree from Oklahoma University. He has been active in science and mathematics education and has attended many science workshops and conventions. Don Edwards is a retired science and math teacher of 37 years. Since his retirement, he has had a desire to write a science related fiction book, based on a project he developed for his high school physics and physical science classes. He enjoys reading science fiction, mystery and historical nonfiction books while drinking a good strong cup of coffee from his around-the-world selection of coffee beans. He also keeps abreast of the latest developments and research on line. As a native Oklahoman of Choctaw Indian heritage, he has a keen interest in Native American history, culture and literature. Don and his beautiful, adorable wife Virginia, of 54 years, now make their home in Clovis, California. They enjoy spending time with their two children and their spouses and their six grandchildren. https://www.pageturner.us/bookstore/destiny-quest-for-a-new-world-book-1/ http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/dedwards.mp3

In this episode, I'm speaking with Dan Robson, head of features and a senior writer for The Athletic in Canada. Dan takes us behind the scenes of his story about former NHL goaltender Don Edwards, and his three-decade battle for justice and peace following the murder of his mother and father. Edwards, a former all-star, has suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. He has struggled with uncertainty, and he has lost so much of what had been planned in retirement. Robson attends the parole hearing for the man convicted of the murder. And he leads the reader through what happens next, and what lies ahead for a man — and a family — who has already suffered so much. READ THE STORY: https://athletique.com/1255863/2019/10/09/never-ending-nightmare-former-nhl-star-don-edwards-three-decade-battle-for-justice-and-peace/

Ozark Highlands Radio is a weekly radio program that features live music and interviews recorded at Ozark Folk Center State Park’s beautiful 1,000-seat auditorium in Mountain View, Arkansas. In addition to the music, our “Feature Host” segments take listeners through the Ozark hills with historians, authors, and personalities who explore the people, stories, and history of the Ozark region. In this week’s special episode, OHR heads west. The Western United States encompasses a plethora of great musical traditions. We’ve saddled up a superb sampling of Western American music performed by various traditional artists recorded live at Ozark Folk Center State Park in Mountain View, Arkansas. Featured on this episode are The Jason Roberts Band, The Purple Hulls, Don Edwards, The Western Flyers, Dom Flemons, Frank Fairfield & Zac Sokolow, The Quebe Sisters, and Riders in the Sky. Let’s ride! In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers a 1976 archival recording of Ozark original and our very own Dave Smith performing the song “The Happy Sunny Side of Life” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. In his segment “Back in the Hills,” writer, professor, and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins investigates historic outlaws of the Ozarks. Many famous outlaws including Bonnie & Clyde and Pretty Boy Floyd have hidden out in the Ozarks. Brooks guides us through this cult of criminality, recounting details of some of the nation’s most notorious crooks’ Ozark experiences in part one of this series called “Public Enemy.”

We Can Disagree, Really! | MONDAY MORNING ROLL CALL | Episode 031   Monday Morning Roll Call is released every week by On The Blue Line and provides a short overview of issues that matter to you and provides encouragement for the week ahead.   In this episode we discuss: This week, we talk about President George W. Bush and Ellen DeGeneres’s response to attending the football game together.  We discuss the response from Hollywood elites in reference to Ellen’s plea for kindness. We mention the song, Hard Times, by the great Don Edwards. We make a plea for kindness and civility with those with whom we disagree, but also for simply listening to others.  We also make an argument that we should have principles and know why we believe what we believe.  Finally, I mention Ellen DeGeneres and state that even though we likely disagree on about everything, it would be an honor to have a cup of coffee, because that is how conversations get pushed forward.    After the episode:  Get your On The Blue Line Decals, today! Consider supporting us for as little as $1 per episode: Visit our Patreon Page. Be sure to check out our video’s on our YouTube Channel. Join our exclusive closed Facebook Group, On The Blue Line Guild. Join our Email List for up-to-date information, Contests, and News. Leave us an iTunes rating and review! Contact us with any questions and concerns. Visit our Website regularly for the most up-to-date information.   On The Blue Line was founded and is operated by active-duty law enforcement to fulfill the mission of providing guidance, resources and community for law enforcement officers, first responders, and military personal in their off-duty lives.   HONOR | EDUCATE | DEFEND

The Roy Green Show Podcast - To start of the show, Roy and Alberta's Energy Minister Sonya Savage discuss this week's TMX federal Court of Appeal news. On top of this, they address the Kenney government replacing board members of Alberta's energy regulator, and Alberta engaging in the federal election concerning energy/pipelines. Guest: Sonya Savage, Energy Minister for Alberta - At the age of 19, Bianca Andreescu has become a United States Open women's tennis champion. Roy Guest: Michael Downey ,President and CEO of Tennis Canada - Roy checked in with Anthony Farnell, Global News Chief Meteorologist, for an update on Hurricane Dorian's effect on Atlantic Canada Guest: Anthony Farnell, Chief meteorologist with Global News - Manitoba's provincial election will be held this Tuesday. Will the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba repeat their '16 majority government results? What will this election mean for the Federal election? Guest:  Richard Cloutier, Co-host of 'News on 680 CJOB' and senior reporter with Global News, from Winnipeg. - On Thursday, Hamilton businessman and entrepreneur Ron Foxcroft was inducted into the Order of Canada. He joined Roy to describe what it is like to be chosen for such an honour. Guest: Ron Foxcroft, Hamilton businessman, entrepreneur and Chairman of FOX40 companies, philanthropist, Canada's only multi-decade NCAA Division 1 basketball referee, named to the list of the world's Top 50 sports officials - Don Edwards is the former Buffalo Sabres/Calgary Flames/Toronto Maple Leafs and Team Canada goaltender whose parents – Donna and Arnold Edwards – were murdered in 1991 by George Lovie in Hamilton, Ontario. Lovie had been dating Don's sister Michele, who wanted to end the relationship. Lovie proceeded to stalk Michele, who alleged that Lovie raped her in her home several weeks prior to the murders. On March 21, 1991, Michele Edwards was leaving her home when George Lovie appeared from under her porch with a powerful hunting rifle and large knife. In terror Michele ran to her parents' home with Lovie following. Donna and Arnold Edwards attempted to keep Lovie out, but he broke into the house. Lovie shot and killed Donna and plunged the knife into the chest of Arnold repeating "how do you like me now?" Lovie was convicted of two counts of first degree murder and one count of attempted murder.  He was not charged with raping Michele Edwards. Since then, George Lovie has threatened the Edwards family and they fear that threat today. Now Lovie has just been granted the beginnings to his freedom and will be moving (or already has moved) to a Sudbury, Ontario halfway house on day parole. That day parole will be reviewed in six months and full parole hearing will follow.   Don Edwards and his wife Tannis, as well as Michele and other members of the Edwards family were present and were instructed on how long their Victims Impact Statements could be (by the parole board) and were ordered to remove certain passages, or the board would redact what they didn't like. Roy has known the Edwards family since those days in Hamilton and served on the board of the national victims' rights organization CAVEAT with Don and Michele Edward's sister Jessie.Former Alberta prosecutor Scott Newark has also known and provided support and advice for the Edwards family for many years.  He is also the former head of the Ontario government Office for Victims of Crime. The Edwards family is determined to fight the release of George Lovie and challenges the manner in which the parole board (and CSC) have behaved and treated the victims of George Lovie's murderous assault. They share their story. Guests:  Don and Tannis Edwards Scott Newark See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TBJ119: Clarke Rigsby of Tempest Recording on Paul McCartney, Steve Gadd and his Most Improved Player trophy Clarke Rigsby of Tempest Recording has acquired a reputation amongst his peers for being “musically militant.” Nuff said. From his site: Clarke Rigsby of Tempest Recording has acquired a reputation amongst his peers for being “musically militant.” Today, technology often overshadows or masks (or invents…) true musical talent, and although Clarke has the tools to “fix it in the mix,” he’d rather let music come from the musician and not the machine. Clarke combines his technical savvy and musical talent with his engineering and production experience giving his clients the appropriate combination for producing a first-rate project. Since 1980, Clarke’s recording history would be called diverse. Clarke has worked with such artists as Paul McCartney, Joey DeFrancesco, Glen Campbell, Ike Turner, Deepak Chopra, Dr. Billy Taylor, Hal Blaine, David Grisman, Jimmy Smith, The Phoenix Boys Choir, The Four Tops, Bobby Hutcherson, Don Edwards, James Moody, Rex Allen, Waylon Jennings, Frank Gambale, Alice Cooper, James Galway, Boston Brass, Brownie McGee, Tower of Power, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra, Joe Alessi, Phil Smith (New York Philharmonic), Mark O’Connor, Peter Erskine, El Chicano, Honey Boy Edwards, UNM Wind Ensemble, Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra, Eric Burdon, Snuff Garrett, Lee Hazlewood, R. L. Burnside, Little Milton, Bo Diddley, Harvey Mason, Warren Jones, The Ahn Trio, The Arizona State University Marching Band, Bill Conte, River City Brass. With old pals Tim & Willy (KMLE Radio..) he’s done projects with a “who’s who” list of country music stars including Rascal Flatts, LeAnn Rimes, Steve Wariner, Trisha Yearwood, Sugarland, Billy Dean, Wynonna Judd, Dierks Bentley, Blake Sheldon, Colin Raye, Clint Black, Phil Vasser, Little Big Town, Travis Tritt, Trick Pony, Lee Ann Womack, Terri Clark, along comedians Frank Caliendo and Tim Hawkins, among many others. In this fun and lively discussion, we cover: Andrew's birthday! Clarke's start in the music business From L.A. to Phoenix Deciding to stay in Phoenix due to the L.A. scene in the early 80's Building his studio The joys of dealing with the city government Clarke and Paul McCartney on top of a bus Working with Phil Ramone Working with Sam Pilafian How they met "It's called development" Working with Steve Gadd and Joey DeFrancesco Boston Brass working with Steve Gadd Andrew actively ignoring Clarke's video Sweaty Lance Gadd's process Steely Dan stories How he got started doing brass recordings How the recording process is a learning opportunity and makes you a better musician Recording the River City Brass Band Freaking out at the green Eating at Rizzo's on Clarke's 50th birthday The Revenants Winning an Emmy Doing a jazz record with Frankie Valli His "Most Improved Player" trophy Working with Tower of Power Tower of Power and the ASU Marching Band Teaching at ASU Recording for musicians The impact of new technologies Bison TSA Agents Awkward segues Gadd AF Band LINKS: Tempest Recording Clarke's Sam tribute Want to help the show? Here are some ways: Help others find the show by leaving a rating and review on iTunes. Show us some love on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Help us pay the bills (and get regular bonus episodes!) by becoming a Patreon patron. Show some love to our sponsors: The brass program at The Mary Pappert School of Music at Duquesne University and Parker Mouthpieces (including the Andrew Hitz and Lance LaDuke models.) Buy Pray for Jens and The Brass Junkies march at The Brass Junkies online store! Tell your friends! Expertly produced by Will Houchin with love, care, and enthusiasm.  

J.C. Hulsey has lived in Midlothian, Texas over thirty years. He's a father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He has been married for 59 years. He enjoys Western movies and TV Shows, (especially the older ones) and reading about Mail-Order Brides. He is also the owner of six cats (all stray cats, showed up on the back porch) and one dog (rescue dog) He worked for 33 years at Bell Helicopter. He served in the USAF for five years, and the Air National Guard for four years. He started writing songs in his early twenties. He recorded a couple of songs in the late 1960s. He started writing poetry in the 1970s to share with others. He self-published them on Amazon in 2013. He still felt the need to write something different. He tried writing a book in the 1970s, but it was never finished. In 2014, he felt the urge to write a Western novel. However, he needed something different than what was on the market. What about a young Christian Gunfighter? That book turned into a series of seven books that won First Place for Best Westen Series in 2015 from Texas Association of Authors. Music by Bill Mack, Don Edwards, Doug Supernaw & Norma Jean Special Guest Author Jay Peck

Using Sidemeat’s secret biscuit bonding catalyst, Woody Paul devised a super mud for which to build the huge domed stadium. Meanwhile, former High Sheriff Drywall has reached Vostrovia in the dead of night, only to be run over by Slocum and Charlie’s armored limo… twice. Now suffering from amnesia, former Sheriff Drywall’s memories are slowly returning… featuring Don Edwards!

500,000 Canadians private financial records are going to be collected by Stats Canada to be studied.  is requesting personal banking information of 500,00 Canadians without their knowledge. Allen Mendelhson,  - With the growing elderly population, Canada is heading toward a unique and potentially unsettling economic change. Some are saying that the solution is to increase Canada's population through immigration. Marvin Ryder explains why. Guest: Marvin Ryder, from the DeGroote School of Business - Scott presents three of the strangest news items that sound like they were taken straight from detective stories. Which will be crowned Story of the Week? - Rick Zamperin and Scott discuss this Saturday's Ticats game. Aas well, they remember Don Edwards, president of the Ontario Football Alliance, who lo yesterday along with  his son Spencer in a tragic car accident. Catch more from Rick after the Ticats game on The 5th Quarter. And catch up on the season, subscribe to The 5th Quarter on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your favourite shows.  Guest: Rick Zamperin, Sports/News Director for 900 CHML, host of The 5th Quarter 

Zoe Lofgren has been a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives since 1995. She represents the 19th District of California, based in the “Capital of Silicon Valley,” San Jose. A lifelong Bay Area resident and the daughter of a truck driver, Zoe attended public schools in Palo Alto and attended Stanford University on a scholarship, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in political science in 1970. She attended, with the help of a scholarship, Santa Clara University School of Law, graduating cum laude in 1975. She served as a member of Congressman Don Edwards’ staff for eight years in both his San Jose and Washington DC offices. While practicing and teaching immigration law, she was first elected to the San Jose Evergreen Community College Board in 1979. In 1980, she was elected to the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors where she served for 14 years. Following Congressman Don Edwards’ retirement in 1994 after 32 years in Congress, Zoe was elected to the House of Representatives. She currently serves on the House Judiciary Committee, the House Science, Space and Technology Committee, and the Committee on House Administration As the highest ranking Democrat and former chair of the Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security, and a longtime immigration attorney and law professor, Zoe is recognized as an established champion of comprehensive immigration reform and a national leader in immigration policy. During the 113th Congress she played a key role in negotiating a comprehensive reform bill in the House Representatives as part of an eight-person bipartisan working group. Interview by Daniel Kunkel Produced by Scott Bolin Song by Joel Adam Russell

Bob Emmons' interview of local resident Don Edwards reveals someone with a truly unique and fascinating background. Edwards is a retired Army major general, as well as a former Vermont state legislator. Later, he became an aide and military advisor to his long-time friend Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, whom Edwards ascribes the secret to Senator's popularity as "The Guy Next Door" personality. Edwards later became a military commentator for Fox News after the 9/11 attacks. Edwards also describes some of his remarkable experiences, including the time he and Bernie spotted (and eventually outed) a Medal of Honor imposter in a parade in Burlington. Edwards also relates his involvement in legislation to help veterans who were exposed to deadly toxins in combat. If you would like to be considered as a guest on Skidompha Sketches let us know!

Grammy nominated cowboy singer Don Edwards talks about his early days, the White Elephant Saloon, the importance of Jack Thorp, cowboy music and the blues, the solo tradition, guitar playing, and more.

Black Hills Race Talk Without Doug Napier, but with Lynn Amick, and Mike Pennel   Featuring Race Results from: Black Hills Speedway Billings Motorsports Park Speedway The Late Model West Tour   Black Hills Race Talk Sponsorship Partner with THE HISTORIC ELKS THEATRE and Tyrrell Tires/The Speed Center  ALSO Featuring Racing Jewelry by JewelryMonk Industries Featured music by: Don Edwards "Coyotes" Matt Costa "Good Times"

Ozark Highlands Radio is a weekly radio program that features live music and interviews recorded at Ozark Folk Center State Park’s beautiful 1,000-seat auditorium in Mountain View, Arkansas. In addition to the music, our “Feature Host” segments take listeners through the Ozark hills with historians, authors, and personalities who explore the people, stories, and history of the Ozark region. This week, two Grammy Award winning old time musicians and an up and coming folk/blues sensation perform live at the Ozark Folk Center State Park Craft Village. Featured on this special episode are Dom Flemons, Don Edwards, and Jerron Paxton. One of the unique experiences for visitors to the Ozark Folk Center is the intimate matinee performances by our guest musicians. The shows are a unique way for musicians and guests share a time and space much different than a traditional indoor performance venue. There are often Q &A sessions, jokes, stories and of course, the occasional request from an audience member that make these sets so popular. These performances take place in the backdrop of the Ozark Folk Center State Park Craft Village, a large outdoor area, home to over 20 artisans who demonstrate traditional and contemporary craftsmanship on site. Nestled in the center of the Craft Village is an old wooden covered stage. The area seats about 50 people but is always overflowing with people for the matinee sets by our guest artists. Dom Flemons is a Grammy Award winning musician & singer-songwriter. Carrying on the songster tradition, Flemons strives to mix traditional music forms with a contemporary approach, to create new sounds that will appeal to wider audiences. Flemons co-found the Carolina Chocolate Drops, an African-American string band that won a Grammy for its 2010 album Genuine Negro Jig. Today, he tours throughout the United States and internationally as “The American Songster.  One of America’s best loved and most enduring cowboy singers, Don Edwards is indeed an American treasure. His love and passion for traditional cowboy songs is second to none and has earned him a fan base worldwide. He knows the songs, the stories, and even some of the old trails that made the old West famous. Accompanied by his trusty guitar, Don takes us on a trip back in time when cowboy singers and songs echoed through the trails, taverns, and cattle drive camps of yesterday. Jerron "Blind Boy" Paxton is an American musician from Los Angeles. A vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, Paxton's style draws from blues and jazz music before World War II and was influenced by Fats Waller and "Blind" Lemon Jefferson. According to Will Friedwald in the Wall Street Journal, Paxton is "virtually the only music-maker of his generation—playing guitar, banjo, piano and violin, among other implements—to fully assimilate the blues idiom of the 1920s and '30s, the blues of Bessie Smith and Lonnie Johnson." In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers an archival recording of Ozark original Adrian Parks performing the classic song “Under the Double Eagle,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. From his series entitled “Fine Fiddlers of the Ozarks,” old time and Ozark fiddle aesthete Roy Pilgrim profiles the legendary Ozark fiddler Uncle Dick Hutchinson. This installment features archival recordings of the classic fiddle tunes “Christmas Eve, Judge Parker Take Your Shackles Off, Hell on the Nine Mile, and Sharecropper’s Blues.”

DON EDWARDS Sunday at 9 AM CST on "BLESSED TRAILS with BELINDA GAIL" on Equestrian Legacy Radio! BELINDA  GAIL welcomes DON EDWARDS as her special guest.  Don is a National Treasure, a story teller and historian of the culture of the American West.  This is a show you'll want to listen to more than once...and share with your friends. Join Belinda every Sunday for an hour that will bless your heart and lift your spirit. Be sure to share "Blessed Trails" with your friends and neighbors. EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO IS HEARD AROUND THE WORLD on Your Smartphone and Streaming Live Online and OnDemand at www.equestrianlegacy.net  

Ozark Highlands Radio is a weekly radio program that features live music and interviews recorded at Ozark Folk Center State Park’s beautiful 1,000-seat auditorium in Mountain View, Arkansas. In addition to the music, our “Feature Host” segments take listeners through the Ozark hills with historians, authors and personalities who explore the people, stories, and history of the Ozark region. This week, consummate cowboy balladeer and Grammy nominated performer Don Edwards performs live at the Ozark Folk Center State Park. Also, interviews with Don. Mark Jones offers an archival recording of Jesse Wright, singing the classic Jimmy Rodgers song “The Orphan Child.” Writer, professor, and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins profiles the second in a series of three Ozark regional ballads, “Lee Mills.” One of America’s best loved and most enduring cowboy singers, Don Edwards is indeed an American treasure. His love and passion for traditional cowboy songs is second to none and has earned him a fan base worldwide. He knows the songs, the stories, and even some of the old trails that made the old West famous. Accompanied by his trusty guitar, Don takes us on a trip back in time when cowboy singers and songs echoed through the trails, taverns, and cattle drive camps of yesterday. In this week’s “From the Vault” segment, musician, educator, and country music legacy Mark Jones offers an archival recording of the mysterious Jesse Wright, singing the classic Jimmy Rodgers song “The Orphan Child,” from the Ozark Folk Center State Park archives. From his series entitled “Back in the Hills,” writer, professor and historian Dr. Brooks Blevins presents the second of three episodes on Ozark regional ballads. This episode features a recording of the traditional Ozark ballad “Lee Mills,” sung by husband and wife Berry and Clementine Sutterfield of Marshall, Arkansas on August 1, 1963. The recording was made by folklorist John Quincy Wolf, and is preserved in Lyon College’s “John Quincy Wolf Collection.” http://web.lyon.edu/wolfcollection/songs/sutterfieldlee1279.mp3

Don Edwards is a Cowboy music legend. Hear how he describes the genre as we discuss his life and work in art and the inter-play between making art and doing business.

THURSDAY JUNE 9th NOON CST on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO The making of the movie COYOTE The Don Edwards Story with Don Edwards and Writer/Producer Katie Ryan. The West is still alive and kicking, living through the music of Don Edwards. Don is the real deal, a singing cowboy devoted to old cowboy songs. His songs rekindle the spirit of the open range, freedom, and a connection to the land in anyone who listens. Following Don Edwards on his journey through the Old West is a reminder of our American roots. His music will relax you, sadden you at times, and change you. It will change you just as it changed Don as a young boy in New Jersey, dreaming about the Old West, and living close to the land. It will put you on the back of a horse or sitting around a campfire from days gone by. EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO is Heard Around the World on your Mobile device and Streaming Live Online and OnDemand at www.equestrianlegacy.net

DON EDWARDS Easter Sunday at 9 AM CST on "BLESSED TRAILS with BELINDA GAIL" on Equestrian Legacy Radio! BELINDA  GAIL welcomes DON EDWARDS as her special guest.  Don is a National Treasure, a story teller and historian of the culture of the American West.  This is a show you'll want to listen to more than once...and share with your friends. Join Belinda every Sunday for an hour that will bless your heart and lift your spirit. Be sure to share "Blessed Trails" with your friends and neighbors. Listen to the live show and to the archived podcast anytime after the live show! EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO is Heard Around the World on our FREE Mobile App and Online on our website at www.equestrianlegacy.net

Don Edwards, Justice & Sustainability Associates, is the keynote speaker for the 2014 Mayor's Neighborhood Conference.

Don Edwards, Director, Justice and Sustainability Associates will talk about the informal leadership, small group organizing and how to create meaningful and lasting change.

Host GARY HOLT welcomes two legendary entertainers to the Campfire Cafe'.  We'll talk with BELINDA GAIL and DON EDWARDS about their music and upcoming performances.  Author and blogger DUTCH HENRY will join us to share interesting stories from his Coffe Clutch blog, talk about his new book and his life with horses. Great music and conversation today on EQUSTRIAN LEGACY RADIO.  

Join host GARY HOLT for a rare 90 minute interview with Multi Award Winning MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY as we Celebrate the begining of the Holiday Season with the History and the Music of the "COWBOY CHRISTMAS BALL"! Enjoy the Christmas Music of MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY as he's joined on songs by great artist DON EDWARDS, SUZY BOGUS, cowboy poet WADDIE MITCHELL and others as we kick off the Christmas Season! You can check out the "Cowboy Christmas Tour" schedule at www.michaelmartinmurphey.com Listen to this show ON THE GO on your Smartphone orTablet as well as your computer! HAPPY THANKSGIVING and MERRY CHRISTMAS from EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO!

Host GARY HOLT welcomes the legendary DON EDWARDS to the Campfire Cafe' to talk about his music and his career.   We'll visit with our friends from Horse Trails & Camping Across America as we experience "Ghostly Tales from the Trails" on this Halloween...Trick OR Treat !   Listen to the Live show at High Noon CST and the podcast On Demand 24/7...on your Mobile Device or computer!  

Don Edwards '89 (h), owner of University Book Exchange (U.B.E.). Originally aired May 25, 2012.