Podcast appearances and mentions of doug swanson

The Texas Rangers (no, not the World Series-winning baseball team) but the western law enforcement agency dating back to 1823 is known for patrolling the rugged Texas terrain. For almost 200 years, its members have protected tiny towns along the border and have helped solve numerous crimes and corruption throughout the state. However, the valiant group also has a darker history filled with corruption, murder, and violence against minorities. Author and journalist Doug Swanson joins Viewpoints this week to share the full narrative of the famed Texas Rangers. Learn More: https://viewpointsradio.org/who-exactly-are-the-texas-rangers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today on the podcast I talk with Dr. Doug Swanson, Emergency Medical Physician & Pam Black, RN, Charlotte FC Sports Care Manager and Team Nurse. Both of these individuals are part of the Atrium Health team that provides care for the greater Charlotte community as well as fans at Bank of America Stadium each match, and Charlotte FC family and players. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/charlotte-fc/message

After an Olathe student tested positive for tuberculosis, four additional cases have been confirmed in the high school. Dr. Doug Swanson, an infectious diseases specialist at Children's Mercy Hospital, shares what symptoms to look for and if the public should be concerned about a wider outbreak.

We watched a confusing movie…but wrestling is pretty sweet. Doug Swanson, aka Chelsy's dad, joined us to talk about the movie Vision Quest.

This week, Kristin tells Mogab about the ax murder of Betty Gore. In a small town in Texas, Candy Montgomery just wanted to have an affair. She wanted something to shake up her boring housewife life, and she set her sights on Betty's husband, Allen. A year later, however, Betty would end up murdered after being struck with an ax over 40 times. How did this happen? How could a petite housewife with no history of violence do something like this? And what would her defense be at trial? And where are they now!? Sources: Love and Death in Silicon Prairie - Texas Monthly by Jay Atkinson and John BloomThe Murder of Betty Gore at the Hands of Desperate Housewife Candy Montgomery by Kim BryanCandy Montgomery: The Desperate Housewife Who Murdered Her Good Friend by Sarah MangiolaThe Most Infamous Ax Murder in Collin County History by Alexandra CroninTrue story of ax murderer Candy Montgomery from Secret Lives of Stepford Wives by Asa HawksLEFT TO WONDER 20 years after the ax slaying of Betty Gore, victim's daughters still have questions by Doug Swanson

What started out as a two-year project that would chroncle the history of the much-revered Texas Rangers, turned out to be a five-year journey that exposes "a cult of glory" that reveals horrific truths. Doug J. Swanson's book rips of the veneer of that glory, showing how there history is riddled with vile massacres of Native Americans, murdering Mexicans at random and terrorizing Blacks throughout the state. Swanson is the author most recently of Blood Aces: The Wild Ride of Benny Binion, the Texas Gangster Who Created Vegas Poker. He was for many years an investigative reporter and editor at The Dallas Morning News.

A conversation with Doug Swanson with Turcotte Real Estate Services, Inc Topics covered include: Commercial real estate Tenant representation Market research Transaction research Submarkets Getting your real estate and broker's license Commission structure Technology in real estate Other topics include: What was I thinking? I've got good news and I've got bad news

The Texas Rangers (no, not the baseball team) but the western law enforcement agency dating back to 1823 is known for patrolling the rugged Texas terrain. For almost 200 years, its members have protected tiny towns along the border and have helped solve numerous crimes and corruption throughout the state. However, the valiant group also has a darker history filled with corruption, murder and violence against minorities. Author and journalist Doug Swanson joins Viewpoints this week to share the full picture of the famed Texas Rangers.

Their exploits are portrayed in countless movies and TV shows, but author Doug Swanson says the law enforcement agency has a dark history of abuse and officially-sanctioned racial oppression — including burning villages, hunting runaway slaves and murdering Mexicans and Mexican-Americans. Swanson's book is 'Cult of Glory.' Jazz critic Kevin Whitehead looks at what he calls the "stock jazz-movie ending," a basic plot element subject to many variations.

CULT OF GLORY is Doug Swanson’s new book about the history of the Texas Rangers.

Ever feel stressed or disengaged in your PR job. You are not alone. It is becoming a major problem with negative implications for PR firms and workers. Fear not! Dr. Doug Swanson, Cal State-Fullerton, offers specific solutions to help you overcome this office stress and disengagement. Listen...Learn..Share. Podcast video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV71euL8Y-c&t=14s --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-c-woolfolk/message

In this two part series we sit down with veteran investigative reporter, editor and author Doug Swanson to discuss his upcoming book "Cult of Glory" the history of the Texas Rangers. The book is set for a summer release.

In this two part series we sit down with veteran investigative reporter, editor and author Doug Swanson to discuss his upcoming book "Cult of Glory" the history of the Texas Rangers. The book is set for a summer release.

Conversation with Doug Swanson with Turcotte Real Estate Services, Inc  Topics covered include: Commercial real estate Tenant representation Market research Transaction research Submarkets Getting your real estate and broker's license Commission structure Technology in real estate Other topics include: What was I thinking? I've got good news and I've got bad news

How can organizations catalyze the exchange of completely different talents while productively connecting the generations in today's workplace? Consider the benefits of reverse mentoring, which allows new or junior members of an organization to coach longer-term or senior members in areas of their strengths – perhaps such as the use of technology. Imagine how empowering such a culture would be to a company and the increased engagement, performance, and retention that would result. Then imagine the competitive advantage that could be afforded a forward-thinking organization utilizing this human capital strategy. Now, ask yourself – has your organization put forth the effort and created a platform for reverse mentoring to occur as part of your normal, everyday practice? If not, tune into this episode to learn what's involved and how doing so could make a real difference in your company's heart beat and bottom line.

How can organizations catalyze the exchange of completely different talents while productively connecting the generations in today's workplace? Consider the benefits of reverse mentoring, which allows new or junior members of an organization to coach longer-term or senior members in areas of their strengths – perhaps such as the use of technology. Imagine how empowering such a culture would be to a company and the increased engagement, performance, and retention that would result. Then imagine the competitive advantage that could be afforded a forward-thinking organization utilizing this human capital strategy. Now, ask yourself – has your organization put forth the effort and created a platform for reverse mentoring to occur as part of your normal, everyday practice? If not, tune into this episode to learn what's involved and how doing so could make a real difference in your company's heart beat and bottom line.

How can organizations catalyze the exchange of completely different talents while productively connecting the generations in today's workplace? Consider the benefits of reverse mentoring, which allows new or junior members of an organization to coach longer-term or senior members in areas of their strengths – perhaps such as the use of technology. Imagine how empowering such a culture would be to a company and the increased engagement, performance, and retention that would result. Then imagine the competitive advantage that could be afforded a forward-thinking organization utilizing this human capital strategy. Now, ask yourself – has your organization put forth the effort and created a platform for reverse mentoring to occur as part of your normal, everyday practice? If not, tune into this episode to learn what's involved and how doing so could make a real difference in your company's heart beat and bottom line.

Benny Binion was a larger-than-life character, a gangster who grew up in Texas and built a criminal empire. Eventually he moved to Las Vegas, started the Horseshoe Casino, and began the World Series of Poker. I chat with Doug Swanson, author of Blood Aces: The Wild Ride of Benny Binion, the Texas Gangster Who Created Vegas Poker about the crazy life of this Lone Star legend.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Even if you’re not a gambler you’ve heard the name Binion. Benny Binion started a gambling dynasty and took his uniquely Texan approach to gambling and poker to Vegas, where his World Series of Poker took the nation by storm. But there was (and is) a lot more to Benny Binion than just savvy and…

On episode 11 of Mixed Media: Dallas filmmaker Barak Epstein talks about the 10th anniversary release of his campy sexploitation comedy Prison-A-Go-Go! Then, Dallas Morning News investigative journalist Doug Swanson discusses the paperback release of his book, Blood Aces: The Wild Ride of Benny Binion, the Texas Gangster Who Created Vegas Poker (including an update on the movie rights). Finally, we debate the art and artifice of the ghostwriter as we discuss Chris Vognar's profile of celebrity ghostwriter David Ritz.

Doug Swanson interview on WAEC with Conn Jackson BLOOD ACES: The Wild Ride of Benny Binion, the Texas Gangster Who Created VegasThey say in Vegas you can't understand the town unless you understand Benny Binion—mob boss, casino owner, and creator of the World Series of Poker. Beginning as a Texas horse trader, Binion built a gambling empire in Depression-era Dallas. When the law chased him out of town, he loaded up suitcases with cash and headed for Vegas. The place would never be the same. Dramatic as any gangster movie, BLOOD ACES draws readers into the colorful world of notorious mobsters like Clyde Barrow and Bugsy Siegel. Given access to previously classified government documents, biographer Doug J. Swanson provides the definitive account of a great American antihero, a man whose rise from thugdom to prominence and power is unmatched in the history of American criminal justice.

Click here to subscribe and rate us in iTunes | Or Subscribe on Stitcher This week, I talk to former PhD student Doug Swanson and current Chief Technology Officer of Malwarebytes about his decision to leave grad school and his advice to current grad students who might be considering an exit from academia. Thanks again to Doug for his time and […]