Podcast appearances and mentions of Don James

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This week on VG Pulse, happy new years!! We ring in 2025 in the only way we know how; by rambling for way too long on this podcast! We start off with sidenotes of retail hell finally calming down and discussing our christmas, before diving into the regular news where we discuss the Game Awards winners and announcements, Capcom realizing that people like it when older franchises are revisited, Don James getting the AIAS Lifetime Achievement Award, the unfortunate passing of Team17’s Martyn Brown, and the announcement of a Pacific Drive tv show!! After the news we go over the discord discussions, before diving into the regular news where Millennium … Continue reading "VG Pulse 412: Farming Jokers"

Today on Hot Mic with SSJ we're talking with Hall of Fame Football Coach Gary Pinkel.  We'll hear stories from his early days with Don James and Nick Saban. Discuss what it took to turn around the Missouri Football program, and we'll give you information about his inaugural Par 3 tournament in Kansas City on Monday October 14th at Oakwood Country Club, benefiting the GP M.A.D.E. Foundation.  More information at www.gpmade.org Thanks to Chickie's and Pete's inside Bally's Casino for hosting us for this great live event.  Come to Chickie's and Pete's for their incredible Happy Hour Monday through Friday from 3 to 6pm featuring $3 dollar domestic bottles, $5 Titos and Craft Beers, $6 Seltzers, and ½ off Wings, Pete-zza and Shrimp!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thank you to Hello Fresh for sponsoring this episode. Go to http://www.hellofresh.com/freekitkrysta for FREE breakfast for life Thank you to Express VPN for sponsoring this episode. Go to http://www.expressVPN.com/kitandkrysta for an additional three months FREE *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Hi and welcome to episode 132 of the Kit & Krysta Podcast! We've got a lot of goodness jammed into this episode. Let's start with talking about a Nintendo legend who just retired. Don James has worked at Nintendo for over 40 years and had a huge impact on the company but many might not know too much about him so let us tell you! We also react to the latest round of Switch 2 news with developers saying they don't expect the system to launch any earlier than April 2025. In our Never a Minute segment, we test our spelling skills with an exciting Pokemon spelling bee. Spoiler, we did not do well. We're playing a ton of new games with a few hidden gems that we can't wait to tell you about and we wrap it all up with questions from our wonderful Patreon subscribers. 0:00 - TODAYYYYY 12:44 - This Nintendo Legend retires, Switch 2 is coming later in 2025 and MORE news 58:06 - Pokemon spelling bee 1:08:28 - Games we are playing 1:30:25 - Questions from our Patreon subscribers Patreon shout-outs! - All Hail the Final Boss - Aaron Hash - MaruMayhem, Eigenverse, KissMyFlapjack, Mike Chin, Roy Eschke, Switchingitup_, vgmlife, Link The Hero of Winds, Angela Bycroft and her pig Molly, Thomas O'Rourke, Kyle LeBoeuf, Roberto Nieves, Fredrik Ulf Konradsson, Andrew Youhas, Chilly, Brustache, Simon, krashuri, Master Discord, Ash, Ajay Kundlas, Fortygig Follow Us! https://www.patreon.com/kitandkrysta https://twitter.com/kitandkrysta https://www.tiktok.com/@kitandkrysta https://www.instagram.com/kitandkrysta/ http://www.facebook.com/kitandkrysta/ -Kit & Krysta

2025 Washington commit Julian McMahan joins Trevor Mueller to talk about his game and why he chose to the Huskies. Mike Martin of RealDawg.com jumps on to tell the true story of how the Don James statue ended up in front of Husky Stadium and announces his Don James documentary that will be featured at the Gig Harbor Film Festival. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/husky-podcast/support

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Warren (the Dawg) is joined by Tony Casticone to review the emotional and magical ride of the Huskies 12-0 season and preview this Friday's epic showdown against rival Oregon. Warren and Tony talk about great calls, Michael Penix Heisman hopes, and why Rome is the most deserving WR candidate for the Biletnikoff. Warren (the Dawg) is joined by legendary Husky Quarterback Steve Pelluer to talk about competing at the highest level, Michael Penix, Kalen DeBoer, the Apple Cup, and being undefeated against the Ducks. Steve tells some great stories about his Mom cheering for the Cougars, Don James, and running for a 60 yard touchdown in Autzen stadium. Steve shares his prediction for Friday's Pac 12 Championship game against Oregon. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/husky-podcast/support

Warren (the Dawg) is joined by legendary Husky Quarterback Steve Pelluer to talk about competing at the highest level, Michael Penix, Kalen DeBoer, the Apple Cup, and being undefeated against the Ducks.  Steve tells some great stories about his Mom cheering for the Cougars, Don James, and running for a 60 yard touchdown in Autzen stadium. Steve shares his prediction for Friday's Pac 12 Championship game against Oregon.

The history of the University of Washington football program is filled with tradition, success, and a dedicated fan base. Founded in 1889, the University of Washington is located in Seattle, and its football team, known as the Washington Huskies, has become one of the most storied programs in college football.Football was introduced to the University of Washington shortly after its founding, with the first game played in 1889 against the University of Idaho. The team rapidly developed, achieving notable successes in the early 1900s under head coach Gil Dobie, who led the Huskies to an impressive 58-game undefeated streak from 1907 to 1917. This remarkable run solidified the football program's reputation and brought national attention to the university.The 1920s and 1930s were highlighted by the Huskies' emergence as a force in college football, culminating in their first-ever Rose Bowl appearance in 1924. Coached by Enoch Bagshaw, the team won the Rose Bowl, defeating the Navy Midshipmen 14-14 (the game ended in a tie). The Huskies returned to the Rose Bowl in 1926, 1936, and 1944, further establishing themselves as a perennial contender in the Pacific Coast Conference (now known as the Pac-12).One of the most influential figures in the history of UW football is Don James. Serving as head coach from 1975 to 1992, James led the Huskies to tremendous success. Under his guidance, the team won numerous conference titles, appeared in numerous Rose Bowls, and captured the national championship in the 1991 season after defeating the Michigan Wolverines in the Rose Bowl. His impact on the program and his dedication to academic and athletic excellence earned him the nickname "The Dawgfather" among Husky fans.In the 21st century, the University of Washington football program has continued to enjoy success, with appearances in major bowl games, conference championships, and producing NFL-caliber talent. Coaches like Chris Petersen have maintained the program's competitive spirit and commitment to developing student-athletes on and off the field.Throughout its history, Husky Stadium has been the iconic home venue for the Washington Huskies. Overall, the University of Washington football program has demonstrated a remarkable dedication to excellence, producing numerous All-Americans, future NFL stars, and maintaining a passionate fan base. With a history filled with memorable moments and a commitment to building a strong future, the Washington Huskies remain a significant presence in the world of college football.A special thank you goes out to Al Hirsch for providing the music for the podcast, check him out on YouTube.Find merchandise for the podcast now available at:     https://washington-history-by-jon-c.creator-spring.comIf you enjoy the podcast and would like to contribute, please visit: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/EvergreenpodIf you have any questions, episode ideas you'd like to see explored, or just have a general comment, please reach out at Historyoftheevergreenstatepod@gmail.comTo keep up on news for the podcast and other related announcements, please like and follow:https://www.facebook.com/HistoryoftheevergreenstatepodcastFind the podcast over on Instagram as well: @HISTORY_EVERGREENSTATEPODCASTYou can also find the podcast over on YouTube:http://www.youtube.com/@historyoftheevergreenstatepodThank you for listening to another episode of the History of the Evergreen State Podcast!

A visit with 2x Morris Trophy winner and 3x Pro Bowler Lincoln Kennedy. His journey from San Diego to the Washington Huskies and on to the Oakland Raiders. His toughest opponents, Don James, Al Davis and more!TWITTER: @IconGridironINSTAGRAM: gridiron_iconTiKTok: gridironiconFacebook: facebook.com/gridironiconPart of the Lioncast Media Networkwww.lioncastmedia.com

Bo and Blake talk college football and recruiting in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys hit on some breaking news from the Big 10 as reports surface that the league is strongly considering dropping the requirement to play Power 5 non-conference opponents. The guys talk about what that means for the SEC's decision on scheduling and how regionalization will affect the game. Bo discusses some interesting recruiting and development numbers that highlight the best, and worst, programs in college football at sending players to the NFL. The guys discuss the SEC programs that have excelled at taking three and four star players and sending them to the NFL Draft. In the SEC Insider Hit, ESPN college football analyst Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking college football. Tom talks about his history watching his dad coach against Hawaii and the revolutionary things that former Warriors coach June Jones accomplished on the island. Tom hits on the remarkable career of Warren Moon, who is one of the more underrated quarterbacks in NFL history, and his tie to legendary coach Don James. Tom weighs in on the article detailing the best and worst talent developers in college football and gives his thoughts on why NFL Draft numbers aren't the end-all measurement of program development. Tom talks about the breaking news from the Big 10 and how eliminating non-conference Power 5 matchups will impact college football. Finally, Tom gives a quick look ahead at the SEC season and who he has as the favorite to win the league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ESPN college football analyst Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking college football. Tom talks about his history watching his dad coach against Hawaii and the revolutionary things that former Warriors coach June Jones accomplished on the island. Tom hits on the remarkable career of Warren Moon, who is one of the more underrated quarterbacks in NFL history, and his tie to legendary coach Don James. Tom weighs in on the article detailing the best and worst talent developers in college football and gives his thoughts on why NFL Draft numbers aren't the end-all measurement of program development. Tom talks about the breaking news from the Big 10 and how eliminating non-conference Power 5 matchups will impact college football. Finally, Tom gives a quick look ahead at the SEC season and who he has as the favorite to win the league. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ESPN college football analyst Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking college football. Tom hits on the remarkable career of Warren Moon, who is one of the more underrated quarterbacks in NFL history, and his tie to legendary coach Don James. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We wonder how it is that we could have God's blessing in our lives. In this message, guest speaker Don James, shares through the beatitudes, how God blesses his people. 

Bob Rondeau, former voice of Washington Huskies sports, joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the history of the rivalry between the Dawgs and Oregon Ducks, Don James' mentality on the game, and the matchups in this week's game in Eugene.

Braga, King, and Ski talk about the movie inspired by the Don James cheating scandal at Washington, The Program. Okay, it's not really, but it did open the eyes of most of us to the seedy side of college athletics. But is it still any good?

Bo and Blake talk College World Series and ranking the greats in sports in the final hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys have fun talking greats, from the NBA to the NFL and even a little college baseball too. Bo looks ahead to the big matchup in Omaha today as Ole Miss and Arkansas face off in the winner's bracket. Former Ole Miss baseball great Stephen Head joins the show on the Corona Premier guest line talking Rebels baseball. Stephen talks about the emotions of watching Ole Miss as a former player who helped build the program in Mike Bianco's early years. Stephen gives his thoughts on the tumultuous season for the Rebels, who went from number one to the last team in the tournament before making this unblemished postseason run. Stephen talks about the chatter around Bianco potentially being let go after the season if things didn't turn around. US Olympic snowboarder and gold medalist Nick Baumgartner joins the show talking about his wild ride in snowboarding and Olympic competition. Nick discusses winning his first gold medal in this year's Winter Olympics and what it was like to finally reach the top of the podium as a 40-year-old. Nick talks about how he started snowboarding as a teenager and the journey he took to become a competitive rider. Nick talks about the failures that lead up to his ultimate success and how emotional it was to finally experience that moment after a seventeen-year career. Former NFL receiver and motivational speaker Mark Pattison joins the show talking about his winding journey from football player to motivational speaker. Mark shares some interesting stories from his time playing for the Saints and Raiders in the NFL, and what it was like to watch a losing franchise try to find its way. Mark discusses playing in college for legendary coach Don James at the University of Washington and the impact Coach James had on his life. Mark shares some stories from his life after sports as a mountaineer attempting to accomplish the Seven Summits, the seven highest peaks in the world. Mark discusses how his ascent up Mt Everest was turned into a movie that then earned him an Emmy for best picture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo is live in the mobile BankPlus Studio from the Mississippi Delta at Steve Azar's annual Delta Soul Celebrity Golf and Charity Event talking all things Y'all Lifestyle in the fastest hour in radio. Bo is joined by a host of interesting guests live on the Corona Premier guest line, from musicians to athletes and everything in between. Mississippi musician and host Steve Azar joins the show talking about all the things going on at his annual charity event for the Steve Azar St Cecilia Foundation promoting the growth of the arts. Steve talks about the growth of the event, some of the big names in attendance and the latest moves in his illustrious musical career. US Olympic snowboarder and gold medalist Nick Baumgartner joins the show talking about his wild ride in snowboarding and Olympic competition. Nick discusses winning his first gold medal in this year's Winter Olympics and what it was like to finally reach the top of the podium as a 40-year-old. Nick talks about how he started snowboarding as a teenager and the journey he took to become a competitive rider. Nick talks about the failures that lead up to his ultimate success and how emotional it was to finally experience that moment after a seventeen-year career. Former NFL receiver and motivational speaker Mark Pattison joins the show talking about his winding journey from football player to motivational speaker. Mark shares some interesting stories from his time playing for the Saints and Raiders in the NFL, and what it was like to watch a losing franchise try to find its way. Mark discusses playing in college for legendary coach Don James at the University of Washington and the impact Coach James had on his life. Mark shares some stories from his life after sports as a mountaineer attempting to accomplish the Seven Summits, the seven highest peaks in the world. Mark discusses how his ascent up Mt Everest was turned into a movie that then earned him an Emmy for best picture. Actor Gary Valentine joins the show talking about his career on the screen. Gary shares stories from some of the different films and shows he has worked on, including Home Team, the Adam Sandler-directed film about Saints head coach Sean Payton. Gary talks about how he got connected with Steve Azar while he was touring with his band and the two have been close ever since. Gary gives his thoughts on the Mississippi Delta and how much he loves coming to the Delta Soul Charity Event each year. Gary talks about some of the different pro golfers he has played with, including friend of the show John Daly. Gary discusses his upcoming projects, including a show he has written. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo is live in the mobile BankPlus Studio from the Mississippi Delta at Steve Azar's annual Delta Soul Celebrity Golf and Charity Event talking all things Y'all Lifestyle in the fastest hour in radio. Bo is joined by a host of interesting guests live on the Corona Premier guest line, from musicians to athletes and everything in between. Former NFL receiver and motivational speaker Mark Pattison joins the show talking about his winding journey from football player to motivational speaker. Mark shares some interesting stories from his time playing for the Saints and Raiders in the NFL, and what it was like to watch a losing franchise try to find its way. Mark discusses playing in college for legendary coach Don James at the University of Washington and the impact Coach James had on his life. Mark shares some stories from his life after sports as a mountaineer attempting to accomplish the Seven Summits, the seven highest peaks in the world. Mark discusses how his ascent up Mt Everest was turned into a movie that then earned him an Emmy for best picture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A few weeks ago, some posters on Hardcore Husky were saying they didn't know much about the Don James years at Washington. They said it would be great to hear discussion about it. So Derek and Race will be recording some podcasts about various seasons from the James Era. This episode they tackle the 1977 Rose Bowl season. They meandered a bit, but it makes for good listening. Come join the fun at HardcoreHusky.com!

Award winning artist John Costacos helped cement sports stars as pop culture icons with inventive, stylized posters of players like Charles Barkley, Mark McGuire, Bo Jackson and Troy Aikman. Leaning into the aesthetics and mass-media sensibilities of the ‘80s and ‘90s, John and his brother's company – the Costacos Brothers – were so good at what they did that they went from chasing deals to having stars call them asking for a poster of their own. We talk about how the company started, some of the biggest names and best photo shoots, their poster series featuring Don James, the legendary college football coach, and my favorite poster – The Land of Boz – which featured the viral-before-viral Brian “The Boz” Bosworth. Twitter for Costacos Collection @CostacosCollect “Walls of Fame: The Unforgettable Sports Posters of the Costacos Brothers” https://www.amazon.com/Walls-Fame-Unforgettable-Costacos-Brothers/dp/1681884046 John's Current Endeavor https://costacoscollection.com/ SB Nation video – “Poster Boys” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QY0kh0nxwT8

Guests: Scott Laigo, former football coach and current president of Student-Athletes Advocates Topics: College football national championship, challenges of roster The 2021 college football season has ended and as we recognize Alabama and Georgia as the premier programs in the sport, we also recognize the situation that is happening with the conference committees. Scott and I discuss the championship game between Georgia and Alabama, but also dive into other aspects of college football. We discuss the transfer portal and its trickle-down effect and how it's affecting recruiting at the high school level. The concerns of recruiting with college programs having to get cut down their roster size after having a 1-year waiver. Meaning there will be student-athletes that may not have many options in the future. Scott Laigo breaks it all down. Scott Laigo and Student-Athlete Advocates help high school student-athletes and their parents with a clear, honest approach to the eligibility, recruiting, and financial aid process, through their athletic abilities to help subsidize their college education. Scott is a former University of Washington assistant to legendary coach Don James. Audio Podcast: NYSEA radio on Spotify, Apple, iheart, Audacy, and many other platforms --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nyseasportstalk/support

Long time college and NFL coach Keith Gilbertson discusses his work at the University of Washington during a golden era for the Huskies under legendary coach Don James. As a mentor and friend, Gilbertson brought fun and the opportunity to excel at a time when it was desperately needed by me and the entire football program, ultimately leading to a national championship. “Fear No Man: Don James, the '91 Huskies, and the Seven-Year Quest for a National Football Championship”, by Mike Gastineau https://www.amazon.com/Fear-No-Man-Seven-Year-Championship/dp/0295749210

Both Washington schools are in the process of looking for a new head coach. Hugh Millen explains why a head coach at a smaller school is the best option for Washington. Don James was an under-the-radar hire, and he went on to become the most successful coach in the state. What and where should we be looking for our next head coaches? we delve more into this topic, plus reaction to the Cougs' game against Oregon with Alex Brink and Mkristo Bruce.

Braga, King, and Ski talk: :25: Jimmy Lake calling Oregon's players stupid, Stanford beating UW in recruiting,  13:04: crybaby fans needing to evolve with Anthony Brown, Devon Williams finally arriving, TikTok killing Mahomes. 26:00: Oregon's vanilla D, the new running back depth, concerns with Washington this week. 39:15: Pac-12 betting lines. 50:48: Top 3 dogs, Michael Caine impersonations. 1:03:23: Washington trivia, Don James tears.

Mark Pattison is a Former NFL Player, Speaker, Mountaineer & Sports Illustrated Executive.1:20 - Mark Pattison introduction.3:20 - What is your definition of attitude?7:49: - What was your attitude to get out of loneliness? Being the first NFL player to ever climb the 7 summits. New energy. New attitude. 12:56 - Profound story. 15:47 - Feelings of peace and reckoning? Getting unplugged. Meditation. Being in the mountains. 17:25 - Don James attitude? University of Washington. John Wooden. Competitive greatness. Sports Illustrated. Mount Everest. Stepping into the fear. Ronnie Lott. Do the thing with daily discipline. Commit. 22:01 - Close to death on Mount Everest. Building red blood cells. Waiting for the jet stream to rise. Death Zone. Snow blind. Stepping over dead bodies. NFL 360 Presents: Searching For The Summit Documentary. - https://www.markpattisonnfl.com29:35 - Partnership with Higher Ground. https://highergroundusa.org 31:43 - Knowledge through the decades. What is the attitude lesson at birth? Wonderment. Leave it To Beaver. 34:00 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 10? Figuring out girls. Obsessed with the word "play". Classic gym rat. Rain in Seattle. University of Washington. 3 years of dark times. Going from the star to a nobody. Separating yourself from the pack. Having a winning program. 40:22 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 30? Building and reinvention.41:45 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 40? 43:45 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 50? Worst day of my life. Ticking time bomb. Sometimes the worst thing can be the best gift. Divorce. 47:18 - Show close and message of hope. Finding your summit playbook. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW

Mark Pattison is a Former NFL Player, Speaker, Mountaineer & Sports Illustrated Executive. 1:20 - Mark Pattison introduction. 3:20 - What is your definition of attitude? 7:49: - What was your attitude to get out of loneliness? Being the first NFL player to ever climb the 7 summits. New energy. New attitude.  12:56 - Profound story.  15:47 - Feelings of peace and reckoning? Getting unplugged. Meditation. Being in the mountains.  17:25 - Don James attitude? University of Washington. John Wooden. Competitive greatness. Sports Illustrated. Mount Everest. Stepping into the fear. Ronnie Lott. Do the thing with daily discipline. Commit.  22:01 - Close to death on Mount Everest. Building red blood cells. Waiting for the jet stream to rise. Death Zone. Snow blind. Stepping over dead bodies. NFL 360 Presents: Searching For The Summit Documentary.  - https://www.markpattisonnfl.com 29:35 - Partnership with Higher Ground. https://highergroundusa.org  31:43 - Knowledge through the decades. What is the attitude lesson at birth? Wonderment. Leave it To Beaver.  34:00 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 10? Figuring out girls. Obsessed with the word "play". Classic gym rat. Rain in Seattle. University of Washington. 3 years of dark times. Going from the star to a nobody. Separating yourself from the pack. Having a winning program.  40:22 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 30? Building and reinvention. 41:45 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 40?   43:45 - What is the attitude lesson at the age of 50? Worst day of my life. Ticking time bomb. Sometimes the worst thing can be the best gift. Divorce.  47:18 - Show close and message of hope. Finding your summit playbook.  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _  _   SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW

The 1991 Washington Huskies are, by most accounts, one of the greatest college football teams ever assembled. With top players like Steve Emtman, Dave Hoffman, Jaime Fields, Donald Jones, Walter Bailey, Beno Bryant, Mario Bailey, Billy Joe Hobert and Mark Brunell as well as many others, the cast of characters not only on the field, but also on the coaching staff, were the stuff of legend. Former KJR personality Mike Gastineau, "The Gas Man", came to Seattle in early 1991, so he had a front row seat to see what that Husky team was able to do. Now, 30 years later, he has endeavored to give Husky fans and the rest of the nation a closer look at what that team was all about. His relationship with Hall-of-Fame coach Don James, James' wife Carol, as well as some of the players and other coaches associated with that team has allowed him to pull back the curtain, so to speak, and tell the backstories of what went on during that magical season. Dawgman's Kim Grinolds sat down with "The Gas Man" recently and got the chance to get the scoop on why Gastineau decided to write the book, what it meant as far as all of the information and his interviews with the players and coaches who made history. From the letdown of the 1990 season to the offseason of work the players and coaches put in to the epic win over Nebraska in Lincoln to their close call against Cal in Strawberry Canyon, Gastineau takes you through everything in his book "Fear No Man" that is required reading for any true Husky fan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News joins Softy and Dick to discuss the new NIL rules creating chaos in college sports and if this creates a way for schools to cheat with advantages and disadvantages, the ongoing Arizona State situation and how much trouble Herm Edwards is in, Pac-12 quarterback rankings, college playoff changes. Pete Carroll's all-time NFL win total and comparing his success at USC to Don James at UW. And textamonials.

Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News joins Softy and Dick to discuss the new NIL rules creating chaos in college sports and if this creates a way for schools to cheat with advantages and disadvantages, the ongoing Arizona State situation and how much trouble Herm Edwards is in, Pac-12 quarterback rankings, college playoff changes. Pete Carroll's all-time NFL win total and comparing his success at USC to Don James at UW. And textamonials.

Mark Pattison joins Softy along with his college teammate Hugh Millen to discuss his feat of climbing Mount Everest, what he learned along the way and the drama and scary times involved with each of the seven summits. Describing the base camp at Mount Everest and the day that he hit the summit of the mountain- mentally and physically- and intense weather that day. Planting a flag at the top of the mountain and surviving a Covid outbreak on the climb, lessons learned from Don James at Washington helping him climb. Hugh Millen recaps the conversation with Pattison, what he has seen at Seahawks mini- camp so far at the VMAC, the situation with Jamal Adams and if he will hold out at some point, what the team will do with a new contract for Adams, Duane Brown wanting a new deal as well.

Mark Pattison joins Softy along with his college teammate Hugh Millen to discuss his feat of climbing Mount Everest, what he learned along the way and the drama and scary times involved with each of the seven summits. Describing the base camp at Mount Everest and the day that he hit the summit of the mountain- mentally and physically- and intense weather that day. Planting a flag at the top of the mountain and surviving a Covid outbreak on the climb, lessons learned from Don James at Washington helping him climb.

Mark Pattison joins Softy along with his college teammate Hugh Millen to discuss his feat of climbing Mount Everest, what he learned along the way and the drama and scary times involved with each of the seven summits. Describing the base camp at Mount Everest and the day that he hit the summit of the mountain- mentally and physically- and intense weather that day. Planting a flag at the top of the mountain and surviving a Covid outbreak on the climb, lessons learned from Don James at Washington helping him climb. Hugh Millen recaps the conversation with Pattison, what he has seen at Seahawks mini- camp so far at the VMAC, the situation with Jamal Adams and if he will hold out at some point, what the team will do with a new contract for Adams, Duane Brown wanting a new deal as well.

03/28/21 | Rev. Don James challenges us on the last Sunday in March to dream big and give generously for the cause of missions. He reminds us that God is an all-inclusive God, and that missions is at the core of Jesus' heart. Pastor Don reminds us, "It's the purpose of the church to own the mission of God and to take the gospel to the whole world." Don James currently serves as the Superintendent of the New Jersey Ministry Network (NJMN) located in Burlington, NJ. Prior to this position, he had served 44 years in pastoral ministry, while also serving 17 years as the Assistant Superintendent of the NJMN. Over the years he has served (and currently serves) on multiple boards having to do with world missions. Anyone who has spent time in Don’s presence knows that he has one of the biggest hearts for missions.

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Joel McHale of The Soup and Community joins Talkin' Seahawks to discuss his career, his love of Seattle sports and what it was like to play for Don James.3:30 Talking about playing tight end at the University of Washington5:00 How he started out on the rowing team and eventually switched to football7:40 What it was like to play for Don James9:40 Joel says he knew he always wanted to either be on stage or play sports22:45 On being a Seattle sports fan23:20 Reflecting on the Seahawks Super Bowl win25:30 Talking about the 2020 season for the Seahawks28:00 Favorite places to go when in Seattle

In part two with Joey Harrington and Mike Bellotti, they discuss the futures of Marcus Mariota and Justin Herbert and the biggest stars they met while at Oregon.4:20 Bellotti is very excited for Mariota's re-start in Las Vegas.5:45 How things will go for Justin Herbert with better wide receivers and tight ends.7:40 Joey thinks Herbert is better suited for an NFL offense than the Oregon offense.12:10 Jordan talking about meeting George Lucas in college.13:00 Mike Bellotti talking about meeting Bill Walsh.14:45 Mike Bellotti talking about coaching against Don James and Terry Donahue.17:45 Joey talking about meeting all the different Heisman Trophy winners at the Heisman Finalist ceremony.

In part two with Joey Harrington and Mike Bellotti, they discuss the futures of Marcus Mariota and Justin Herbert and the biggest stars they met while at Oregon.4:20 Bellotti is very excited for Mariota's re-start in Las Vegas.5:45 How things will go for Justin Herbert with better wide receivers and tight ends.7:40 Joey thinks Herbert is better suited for an NFL offense than the Oregon offense.12:10 Jordan talking about meeting George Lucas in college.13:00 Mike Bellotti talking about meeting Bill Walsh.14:45 Mike Bellotti talking about coaching against Don James and Terry Donahue.17:45 Joey talking about meeting all the different Heisman Trophy winners at the Heisman Finalist ceremony.

We're starting to step up our one-on-one podcast game, and we figured we'd go back all the way to the beginning of Washington's Golden Era for football. That coincides with the start of the Don James Era, so Dawgman's Kim Grinolds tracked down one of James's early team captains, Mike Rohrbach. Rohrbach was one of four captains of the 1977 Washington Football team that won the 1978 Rose Bowl, joining Warren Moon, Blair Bush, and Dave Browning. After school, Rohrbach joined the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and came back in 1989 as the volunteer chaplain of the UW Football team, a position he held until 2005. Mike is also the current volunteer chaplain for the men's basketball team, something he's done since 2004. But his day job is Run to Win, an outreach that he created with his wife Karen for the last 29 years. Their goal is to bring communities together through chaplaincy and sports, offering up summer camps to help children learn and grow. Grinolds and Rohrbach go back to Mike's childhood love of Washington Football and his recruitment to Washington out of Ingraham High School. He came to Montlake at a time when Jim Owens was heading out and Don James was taking over, so Rohrbach talked about the unique aspect of playing for both legends. He also reminisced about certain players and coaches like Randy Hart, Dan Lloyd, Dave Pear, Blair Bush, Ray Pinney, Nesby Glasgow, Michael Jackson, Antowaine Richardson, Mike Baldassin, Warren Moon, Joe Steele, and more. As the volunteer chaplain for men's basketball, Rohrbach also talked from his perspective on the inside watching the hoops transition from Lorenzo Romar to Mike Hopkins. Finally, Rohrbach provides more insight into Run to Win and how people can participate in their outreach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Softy and Dick discuss their thoughts on the first two episodes of the Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan documentary The Last Dance. Washington offensive lineman Jared Hilbers joins Softy and Dick to discuss his preparations for the NFL Draft as the draft draws closer later this week. And a You Can Only Have One matchup between Don James and Dave Neihaus.

Softy and Dick discuss their thoughts on the first two episodes of the Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan documentary The Last Dance. Washington offensive lineman Jared Hilbers joins Softy and Dick to discuss his preparations for the NFL Draft as the draft draws closer later this week. And a You Can Only Have One matchup between Don James and Dave Neihaus.

Softy and Dick discuss their thoughts on the first two episodes of the Chicago Bulls and Michael Jordan documentary The Last Dance. Washington offensive lineman Jared Hilbers joins Softy and Dick to discuss his preparations for the NFL Draft as the draft draws closer later this week. And a You Can Only Have One matchup between Don James and Dave Neihaus.

Discussing the best arcade video games we loved to play. A look back at our interview with Mike Garafolo on Tuesday about the future, or lack thereof, of Jadeveon Clowney in Seattle. Our You Can Only Have One Matchup between Don James and Chuck Knox.

Multiple babies dads? Abusive toxic relationships?! Our guest, Don James, holds nothing back in this episode. Of course, anything censored wouldn't be us! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/champagne-mornings-radio-/support

Episode 12 features my interview with Coach Rick Courtright, veteran coach with over 30 years of experience ranging from High School to the NFL. Starting as a youngster in Miami Florida, Rick developed a love for the game early on. A strong career at Miami Christian led him to play at (D-III) Wheaton College in Illinois. He later made the decision to get into coaching and was fortunate to work for some great mentors!He coached for Don James at the University of Washington, where he was part of two Pac-10 Championship staffs, two Rose Bowls and the 1991 National Championship. Coach Courtright had the distinction of being appointed by legendary Baylor Coach Grant Teaff to the inaugural Foundation Committee of the AFCA.During his distinguished career, Rick has coached collegiately at multiple levels and schools, which ultimately led him to the Arizona Cardinals staff from 2004 to 2010. At Arizona, Rick coached under both Denny Green and Ken Whisenhunt and was the Asst Defensive Backs coach for the 2008 NFC West Championship team that went to Super Bowl 43. He has coached such notable Pro Bowlers as Adrian Wilson, Antrel Rolle, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Bertrand Berry.Intro music "Next Level" used under license by Composer Rujay Torres.

The top 150 college football coaches have been named, and three of the top 75 are former Huskies. It's a little surprising that Don James and Chris Petersen are ranked so close together. Jon Wilner of The San Jose Mercury News looks at the All-Pac-12 team, the abundance of bowl games, and how returning to college football might have hurt Justin Herbert. Last hour Dick admitted to watching Menudo on Saturday mornings. Textimnoials react at 49451.

The top 150 college football coaches have been named, and three of the top 75 are former Huskies. It's a little surprising that Don James and Chris Petersen are ranked so close together. Jon Wilner of The San Jose Mercury News looks at the All-Pac-12 team, the abundance of bowl games, and how returning to college football might have hurt Justin Herbert. Last hour Dick admitted to watching Menudo on Saturday mornings. Textimnoials react at 49451.

The top 150 college football coaches have been named, and three of the top 75 are former Huskies. It's a little surprising that Don James and Chris Petersen are ranked so close together. Jon Wilner of The San Jose Mercury News looks at the All-Pac-12 team, the abundance of bowl games, and how returning to college football might have hurt Justin Herbert. Last hour Dick admitted to watching Menudo on Saturday mornings. Textimnoials react at 49451.

Ayayayiiii.. Afro caribbean van Gyptian, Dongo & Mr. Vegas en tropical Dutch met SXTEEN, Rugged, TrangaRugie, Caza, Gio, Don James, KM, Ir-Sais & Broederliefde!

In Episode 3 of the Tony Castricone Podcast, Tony talks with former Washington Huskies teammates Jim Mora and Mark Pattison about...their memories of Husky Stadiumplaying for legendary head coach Don JamesJames' Thursday Speechesthe culture of excellence James built at the UW Mark's game-winning touchdown catches twice against Michigan and once against OklahomaMark's quest to climb the world's seven summitsMark & Jim's charity involvementJim's desire to coach football again

The Athletic has been taking a decade-by-decade look at college football. The best teams of the 1990's? Yes, the '91 Dawgs were on there, but where was Don James on the list of best coaches? Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News talks all things Pac-12 after a couple of weeks on vacation. Textimonials react to the first two hours of the show.

The Athletic has been taking a decade-by-decade look at college football. The best teams of the 1990's? Yes, the '91 Dawgs were on there, but where was Don James on the list of best coaches? Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News talks all things Pac-12 after a couple of weeks on vacation. Textimonials react to the first two hours of the show.

The Athletic has been taking a decade-by-decade look at college football. The best teams of the 1990's? Yes, the '91 Dawgs were on there, but where was Don James on the list of best coaches? Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News talks all things Pac-12 after a couple of weeks on vacation. Textimonials react to the first two hours of the show.

Tony Castricone talks with former Husky football kicker & free safety Phil Green in the 16th episode of the GoHuskies Podcast. A member of Washington's 1991 National Championship team under head coach Don James, Phil pulls back the layers of his story - past and present, including the reality of an ALS diagnosis just five months ago.

Episode 29 features the former head coach of the University of Missouri, Gary Pinkel. Coach Pinkel discusses lessons the game of football has taught him and how coaches like Don James have influenced his development of his football coaching philosophy and program style. Coach also details his keys to building a loyal coaching staff, his infamous Thursday talks, and the legacy he hopes to leave behind with all the players, coaches, and programs he has served for. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today, we’re thrilled to talk with athletic director at the University of Washington, and current Women Leaders board member Jen Cohen! Jen grew up loving UW athletics, particularly football. In fact, she became a pen pal—yup, she wrote actual letters—with the famous Husky football coach Don James as an elementary-school student. The precocious kid announced she would coach Husky football one day—Coach James wrote her back, which set Jen on the path that led her to the UW athletic director chair. And as you know, she is currently one of just five female athletic directors at the Power 5 level! Jen shares so many tips on leadership here: how working in different departments on campus can be so beneficial in positioning yourself for leadership, the importance of being a consistent culture maintainer, how to bloom where you are planted, what she thinks are key qualities of leaders, and so much more. Head to womenleadersincollegesports.org for more about us and to become a member! Follow us at fb.com/WomenLeadersCS, and on Twitter and Instagram @WomenLeadersCS.

Listen to trailblazer, Don James, as he talks Harlemite Cuba Gooding Sr, and more with host Danny Tisdale, on The Danny Tisdale Show.Don James. Since 2007, Mr. James has served as a national writer for Detroit-based Real Times Media, publisher of historic African American newspapers, including Lee Bailey's Los Angeles-based Electronic Urban Report (EURweb.com), writing urban entertainment, sports, politics and opinions.  He has also written two film scripts, the latter of which, “No Ghost of a God.” James started Master Media Strategies, Inc., in the 1990s, he has provided media/public relations/marketing/writing services for almost 30 years to R&B recording artists featuring Harlem's Cuba Gooding, Sr.  James. He and his wife of 28 years are the proud parents of three adult children.SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: www.youtube.com/harlemworldmagazine.comwww.facebook.com/harlemworldmagazine.comwww.harlemworldmagazine.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/theharlemworldmagazinepodcast)

Talking to former UW, Dallas Cowboys, and Kansas City Chiefs QB Steve Pelluer! We talked about: The 1983 Aloha Bowl What it was like to play for legendary UW coach Don James The differences between college football now and then Seeing his teammates (Tony Wroten Sr. and Jacque Robinson) have sons (Tony Wroten and Nate Robinson) have successful careers at UW in their own right Picking between his NFL RB teammates, Tony Dorsett, Herschel Walker, and Christian Okoye

In the first hour of the Husky Honks broadcast, Dave Softy Mahler, Coach Dick Baird and Hugh Millen discuss the Dawgs' upcoming game on Saturday against UCLA plus hear from UW Head Coach Chris Petersen about the game and Don James.

Josh Rosen, UCLA's star QB, will play his first game at Husky Stadium on Saturday, and UW safety Taylor Rapp says the Huskies "love the challenge." Also, a conversation with UW offensive line coach Scott Huff about replacing all-Pac-12 left tackle Trey Adams, Jim Mora talks about the influence Don James had on him and his career, and UCLA beat writer Thuc Nhi Nguyen checks in to preview Saturday's game.

Sharing the gospel at Ground Zero of the modern UFO phenomenon is a unique ministry to say the least. Last week, we talked with Don James, owner of Ancients of Days Rocks, Fossils and Christian Supplies, about why he put his store in the heart of Roswell, New Mexico.

Mark Pattison, a former NFL player, is trying to scale the world’s Seven Summits. Mark played for the UW under coach Don James and assistant coach, Skip.Read More →

Originally released in November 2013, this is the absolute last original episode from the archives that we can post. And to be honest I didn't want to release this one because the sound quality is not up to our current standards. But I've had it cleaned up a bit by Steve Blizin of the Drift and Ramble podcast (check his show out on iTunes, it's awesome), and I think it's ready to be heard (again). At the very least, it's here for continuity, and it has historical value (to show what we used to sound like, I guess). Here's our cast: Dana Gonsalves as Larry Halder, Micah Blain as Lieutenant Rodson, Wendy Sauer as Mildred, Pete Lutz as Tony Cintrella, Geri Elliff as Clara Lorn, and Andres Elizondo II as Nick Tanner.  Additional voices were supplied by Kevin Schuster, Larry Hutchison, and Jordan Bruster-Campo....Your announcer was Lisa Ayala. ”What Bleeds is What Leads” was originally published as the short story “Red Dawn” by Don James, and appeared in the September 1946 issue of “Dime Mystery Magazine”.  It was adapted by Pete Lutz, who also directed and produced this program. 

Mark Pattison, a former football player at the University of Washington and the NFL has set out a goal to become the first NFL player to climb all seven summits. Yet it was a walk around the block in Santa Monica that forced him to ask himself, ‘How did I get here?' and eventually, ‘What am I going to do about it?'He joins host Yogi Roth on the LIFE WITHOUT LIMITS podcast to discuss his journey from the field to the mountain, as he recently climbed Mount Kilimanjaro alongside best friend and former teammate Jim Mora with the non-profit Waterboys.org—whose goal is to build 32 water wells in East Africa while empowering veterans.He dives into the mental preparation for each climb, how he has found his ‘true purpose,' and what it is like at the top.His vivid storytelling will have you feeling you are a freshman struggling on the UW football team, actualizing a dream of earning a roster spot in the NFL and traversing four of the seven summits in the world.He shares lessons learned from the great Don James, John Wooden's impact on him, as well as the 7 principles that allow him to reach the pinnacle of each climb with his philosophical pyramid known as SUMMITS:S: Seed, the why.U: Unleash, the gameplan.M: Movement, the first step.M: Measure, the analysis.I: Improve, are you growing or dying?T: Traverse, the choices when it is difficult.S: Success, paying it forward.This candid conversation will nudge you to engage with others and seek your purpose.Follow Mark on social media @NFL2sevenSummits or at http://www.nfl2sevensummits.comVisit the Waterboys non-profit at https://waterboys.org

Written and created by WilburHooksHands of HardcoreHusky.com, this Christmas Special is based around 'A Christmas Carol' and looks in on Nick Saban during the lead up to the Peach Bowl with the Washington Huskies set to face the Alabama Crimson Tide. STARRING: Tequilla as Nick Saban; Dennis DeYoung as Lane Kiffin, Kliff Kingsbury, and Gene Stallings; CokeGreaterThanPepsi as Steve Sarkisian, Kevin Sumlin, and Mike Price; WilburHooksHands rounds it out with Narration, and Don James.

In this week's episode: — After their bye week, the Huskies are a 37-point favorite against a beat-up Oregon State squad this week. — Debating Chris Petersen's head-on approach to dealing with the increasing attention and expectation that's surrounding his undefeated team. — Linebackers coach Bob Gregory says Keishawn Bierria has been UW's best inside linebacker so far this season. — Carol James shares a story about the time Don James felt he "arrived" as a college football coach. — Answering Twitter questions from listeners.

THE HALLOWEENIE SHOW! Eddie returns with a new theme song! #2 Oregon Rolls over UCLA Mikey’s ND Irish win again MWP keeps rolling Rob admits never watching The Godfather or other classics Sly and Edddie suck at horror movie trivia R.I.P. Don James and Reggie Rogers Seahawks on Monday night football NFL baby mama’s and […]

Don James, marketing director for Continental, says companies must find a way to build sustainable environmental solutions going forward, and not just label products as "green" to appease the marketplace. A true commitment to environmental initiatives is key for the auto industry going forward.