Podcast appearances and mentions of ed wyatt

  When you talk about the cast and crew of Almost Live!, you're not exactly talking about cookie-cutter versions of personnel. But if you insist on the cookie analogy, we're talking about every kind you can think of: There were ginger snaps, like Nancy Guppy. Sugar cookies, like Tracey Conway. Snickerdoodles, like Steve Wilson, Peanut Butter Keister, Gingerbread men like Bob Nelson, Ed Wyatt, and Joe Guppy - and Animal Crackers with nuts like most of the rest. But one person - Ralph Bevins - is his own kind of cookie... a mix of ingredients - maybe some chocolate chips, butter, eggs, honey, some extracts - and, sometimes, molasses. Ralph was the show's chief videographer, director, and editor during much of its best years. He was also an occasional producer and writer and, like his preceding camera wizard, Darrell Suto (also known as Billy Quan,) Ralph also portrayed an on-camera character you couldn't ignore. As he began his career, he was well-traveled around the U.S. until a bit of fate landed him in Seattle. A life-long fan of all things cinema, Ralph brought a film buff's eye to Almost Live! that helped make it look and feel like a big deal TV show. He's retired now, but he still lives in town with his wife, Beth and two kids - neither of whom is named Ralph. Here's the indomitable, the talented, the beloved, and the incomparable... Ralph Bevins.

US Correspondent Ed Wyatt joined the boys to explain the latest with the Bishop-Sycamore scandal and preview the upcoming College Football season.

Simon Hill and Alex Brosque reviewed another big week in football beginning at home with A-League player movements and a chat with 5th-tier Edge Hill United President Michael Falchetti ahead of their entry into the FFA Cup Round of 32 (7:38) Mitch Duke from Japan with the Olyroos (22:40) and new Mariners coach Nick Montgomery (33:42) before heading overseas previewing the Euros Semi-Finals with Optus Sport's Michael Bridges and Sportbet's Ed Wyatt (44:00) some Copa America and Aussies Abroad news (1:02:58) Football Asia with Paul Williams (1:07:19) and Greatest Games Olyroos vs Holland in 1992 with Zlatko Arambasic (1:16:37)

Simon and Brosquey are back for another week of football chat beginning with the A-League Grand-Final (7:31) and championship winner Rostyn Griffiths (23:36) before a chat with Newcastle Jets new manager Arthur Papas (35:36), then focus turns to the Euros with Sportsbet's Ed Wyatt and Optus Sport's Heather Garriock (43:26) a Copa America update and transfer news (1:01:39) Football Asia with Paul Williams (1:06:49) and Greatest Games - APIA Leichardt v Melbourne Victory 2018 with Franco Parisi (1:15:17)

Simon and Brosquey are joined by Sportsbet's Ed Wyatt and then former Matilda and Optus Sport Analyst Heather Garriock to look back on the terrific Round of 16 so far and ahead to England vs Germany tonight

Tournament football and A-League Finals are back! Simon and Brosquey review it all in a big A-League Finals Review (9:13) before previewing the Preliminary Finals with Sydney FC Captain Alex Wilkinson (23:42) and Macarthur FC Head Coach Ante Milicic (33:05) then they head to Europe with Sportsbet's Ed Wyatt and former Danish Goalkeeper and Optus Sport pundit Thomas Sorensen (43:47) some Copa America, A-League Expansion and Away Goals chat (1:02:36) Asian Football with Paul Williams (1:07:38) and Greatest Games - Phoenix v Jets 2010 Semi Final with Paul Ifill (1:15:51)

Sportsbet's Ed Wyatt joins us for an odds update before a comprehensive review of the start of the Euros and a preview of Germany v France

Sportsbet's Ed Wyatt joins us for a quick odds update before an in-depth preview of the tournament with English Commentator John Roder

Simon and Brosquey have all the build up to the Euros and the week of World Cup Qualifiers after Love and Loathe they've got a review of the Socceroos World Cup Qualifiers and the final week of the A-League regular season (7:41) before a chat with Mariners coach Alen Stajcic (24:51) Simon has his say on how Ange Postecoglou has been received so far at Celtic and we catch up with Ed Wyatt from Sportsbet (36:34) a full Euros preview with Commentator John Roder (43:46) a chat with Brisbane Roar captain Tom Aldred (59:18) Football Asia with Paul Williams (1:08:38) and Greatest Games - 2004 NSL Grand Final Perth Glory vs Parramatta Power with Jamie Harnwell (1:15:46)

Simon and Brosquey provide a very early preview of the European Championships as well as markets on Ange Postecoglou ending up at Celtic and the Socceroos opening World Cup Qualifier against Kuwait

A massive show - Simon and Brosquey review the A-League (9:44) before chatting with APL Managing Director Danny Townsend about the new TV Rights Deal (20:05) talking to Phoenix Commentator Jason Pine about their successful return home (35:09) reviewing the Champions League Final with an unhappy Spencer Prior (44:41) previewing the Euros with Sportbet's Ed Wyatt (58:22) Football Asia with Paul Williams (1:04:40) and Greatest Games the 1977 NSL Kick-Off with John Kosmina (1:13:16)

Guests today were former Blue, Tiger and Bulldog Ben Harrison, former Dog and Swan Ed Barlow, Ed Wyatt reviewing the first round of the NFL Draft and Andrew Gigacz with Two Way Traffic - plus all the latest footy news, Take it or Leave it and the Week in Review

Ed Wyatt joined the boys to review the first round of the NFL Draft

Ben and Sam wrap up #12DaysofChampions, taking a closer look at the final six NGA championships of 2020, coinciding with our #12DaysofChampions videos that debuted on social media last week. Also in this episode is interviews with our 2020 Nebraska Golfers of the Year, Danica Badura (1:03:00), Luke Gutschewski (1:09:15), Ed Wyatt (1:15:30) and Andy Sajevic (1:22:00).

Stanford University is one of the most prestigious colleges in the nation. Some of its alumni include a guy named Larry Page, who's the founding CEO of Google. It's true. You can look it up on Bing if you don't believe me. Other famous graduates are Sigourney Weaver, Reese Witherspoon, Tiger Woods, Rachel Maddow, John Steinbeck, Ken Kesey, Senator Henry Jackson - and the people who founded PayPal and Netflix. But of all Stanford's distinguished elite, only one of them climbed the lofty ladder to achieve a place of immortality on “Almost Live!” His name? Ed Wyatt. He grew up in Portland (Oregon) and got his Stanford degree in English... which is his first language. He taught that subject at Bellarmine Prep, a Jesuit school in Tacoma, while also doing a bit of coaching in football and basketball for the Bellarmine Lions. As you'll hear, along the way, Ed started nosing around a fledgling local TV show called ‘Almost Live!' Perhaps that topic will come up in the coming interview. Ed Wyatt official sites Ed Wyatt | IMDb Ed Wyatt | Twitter Ed Wyatt | Money In Sport How to College in the 90s: Wyatt, Ed, Jeakle, Bill After his time at Almost Live!, for a while, Ed was the host of a Portland TV Magazine show. Then he moved to L.A. helping to start a new sports network: Fox Sports World, which brought him to eventually living in Australia. He's been there for twenty years since, enjoying the down-under culture, food, people... and music. Australian. AC/DC... INXS (In Excess)... Bee Gees... Olivia Newton-John... and, of course, the immortal Rolf Harris... OK, maybe not that guy so much. Especially since Rolf Harris got into big career-ending trouble a few years ago. You can look it up for yourself on Google. Or Bing. But back to Ed Wyatt - who is one of the finest people you'd ever meet. Today, he does everything - from sports reporting on basketball, soccer to baseball... and more. He is one of the best-known, most-celebrated sports media figures in all of Australia - one of the big deals there... on TV, radio, streaming, and print. He's married to a native Australian named Michelle, and they have a son named Sam. Living in a place for two decades, Ed long-ago lost his Pacific Northwest accent... if there is one. So note his Aussie brogue, as we catch up with him from his home in the coastal city of five million called Melbourne.

Guests this morning included US Sports expert Ed Wyatt, and Racing tipster David O'Driscoll.

Ed talks US Sports with Joel & Jimmy.

Through this series we’ve looked at how Australian Rules has found its way into the lives of Americans in the most unlikely circumstances. But for the final episode we’re going to look at things in reverse. A time when US sport found something they liked about Australian Rules and turned it into an asset. Darren Bennett was a high quality full forward in the VFL/AFL whose trademark  was his booming right foot kick for goal. But when injuries curtailed his career at Melbourne Football Club, he was expected to fade off into the distance.  Nobody expected him to have a second life in professional sport. That this second life would eclipse his aussie rules career and make him a legend in America’s favourite sport makes it one of the most unlikely sporting success stories on either side of the Pacific. His legacy paved the way for many Australians in the US. AFL and NFL star Darren Bennett joins us all the way from Tulsa, Oklahoma  on TGSTW Presents US Revolution The Greatest Season That Was Presents is part of the Bad Producer Podcast Network and is produced by Jay Mueller.  Edited by Dave Collins.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/TGSTW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guests today included Rugby League legend Craig Salvatori, US Sports expert Ed Wyatt, and Racing tipster David O'Driscoll.

US Sports expert Ed Wyatt has the latest news coming out of America.

To provide us with the reaction to the Washington name change, plus an NFL update, we were joined by Ed Wyatt

Guests include QLD and Kangaroos legend Brent Tate, US Sports expert Ed Wyatt, and Racing plays with David O'Driscoll.

US Sports expert Ed Wyatt covers latest MLB, NFL, NBA and MLS news.

US Revolution features Mason Cox, Shannon Gill and American broadcaster Ed Wyatt in an exploration of Australian Rules Football's US connections. The 8-part series features additional interviews with Paul Roos, Mason Cox, Jason Holmes, ESPN's Bob Ley and former VFL / AFL star John Ironmonger.   Since the resumption of the AFL season the interest in Australian football from the US has continued , with now Fox Sports and ESPN both carrying matches in the USA. But  the idea of how to make the AFL an ongoing success beyond the spike of interest during COVID-19 is a challenging one. In a previous episode of US Revolution we spoke to Bob Ley – an ESPN original who was there in the heady days of the early 80s when Australian rules had a prime spot in the schedule because of the lack of rights to the major US sports. BY the 90s ESPN had fallen out of love with the sport as it bounced around irregular scheduling on the network. For expats and US converts it hit rock bottom when the broadcast of a Grand Final was delayed by a baseball game. One of our own, Ed Wyatt, and his Australian sports television producing wife Michelle were two of those who thought the game deserved better in the 90s. Michelle was producing for Fox Sports in the US and decided it was time Australian football was given a proper push. On TGSTW Presents US REV - we talk to Michelle, and Ed, about how they got Fox Sports to televise the AFL in the US during the 90s and the highs and lows of trying to push our game into the American TV market. The Greatest Season That Was is produced by Jay Mueller and is part of the Bad Producer Podcast Network.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/TGSTW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guests include Brian Goorjian, Ed Wyatt and David O'Driscoll.

All the latest news on US sports with Ed Wyatt.

Mason Cox and Jason Holmes are unbelievable recent stories in AFL history, elite athletes from one part of the world being hand-picked without any knowledge of the game and transformed into senior AFL players over a period of time within a full-time professional set-up. But Danielle Marshall is a story perhaps even more unlikely, an American athlete who stumbled across the sport on TV, became a fan and then longed for a chance to play it.   Then when she finally found a way to play the Australian game in the USA year later, her progression was so quick that within 19 months she had become the first player to be directly recruited from the USAFL to AFLW, perhaps the the first time a player in an Australian football league based overseas has progressed to the highest level in Australia. Now a Western Bulldogs player who has just had a taste of her first AFLW season with a fairytale beginning, Dani Marshall joins us on TGSTW US Revolution to talk about her footy journey.  US Revolution features Mason Cox, Shannon Gill and American broadcaster Ed Wyatt in an exploration of Australian Rules Football's US connections. The 8-part series features additional interviews with Paul Roos, Mason Cox, Jason Holmes, ESPN's Bob Ley and former VFL / AFL star John Ironmonger.   The Greatest Season That Was is produced by Jay Mueller and is part of the Bad Producer Podcast Network.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/TGSTW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

US Revolution features Mason Cox, Shannon Gill and American broadcaster Ed Wyatt in an exploration of Australian Rules Football's US connections. The 8-part series features additional interviews with Paul Roos, Mason Cox, Jason Holmes and Dani Marshall.  The Greatest Season That Was is produced by Jay Mueller and is part of the Bad Producer Podcast Network.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/TGSTW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

US Revolution features Mason Cox, Shannon Gill and American broadcaster Ed Wyatt in an exploration of Australian Rules Football's US connections. The 8-part series features additional interviews with Paul Roos, Mason Cox, Jason Holmes and John Ironmonger.  The Greatest Season That Was is produced by Jay Mueller and is part of the Bad Producer Podcast Network.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/TGSTW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When ESPN started on US television it had a studio, a name, and not much else. It also had Bob Ley. Bob and his ESPN colleagues spent hours talking about obscure sports from around the world. Australian Rules Football was one of the most obscure and developed a cult following among early ESPN subscribers.  Bob Ley joins The Greatest Season That Was Presents...US Revolution.  US Revolution features Mason Cox, Shannon Gill and American broadcaster Ed Wyatt in an exploration of Australian Rules Football's US connections. The 8-part series features additional interviews with Paul Roos, Mason Cox, Jason Holmes and John Ironmonger.  The Greatest Season That Was is produced by Jay Mueller and is part of the Bad Producer Podcast Network.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/TGSTW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Paul Roos is a legend of modern Australian Rules.  On the field he was all class, 356 games for Fitzroy and Sydney, in the 80s he ushered in a new style of attacking play from defence and became on one of the league’s best players through his 17 season career that spanned from 1982-1997. He was named in the All-Australian team no less than 7 times, and was inducted into the AFL Hall of Fame as a player in 2005.  But that wasn’t the end of footy for Roosy. He moved into assistant coaching at Sydney before taking on the head coach role in 2002, turning the Swans into a perennial power and breaking a 72 year drought by coaching the formerly South Melbourne and now Sydney club to a premiership in 2005.  Finishing in 2010 he was then lured out of retirement to mastermind the rebuilding of the Melbourne Football Club taking them from the bottom of the AFL ladder, before handing over a finals ready team to his groomed successor 3 seasons later. But what is lesser known of Roos is his effect on football in the United States. A twist of fate on an end of season trip led to the USA becoming a second home and subsequently made him perhaps the highest profile advocate for the Australia-US footy connection. US Revolution features Mason Cox, Shannon Gill and American broadcaster Ed Wyatt in an exploration of Australian Rules Football's US connections. The 8-part series will feature additional interviews with Jason Holmes and former ESPN broadcaster Bob Ley.  The Greatest Season That Was is produced by Jay Mueller and is part of the Bad Producer Podcast Network.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/TGSTW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new series from the team at The Greatest Season That Was Presents.. The Greatest Season That Was Presents... US Revolution. Episode one features Collingwood FC's Mason Cox. US Revolution features Mason, Shannon Gill and American broadcaster Ed Wyatt in an exploration of Australian Rules Football's US connections. The 8-part series will feature interviews with Paul Roos, Jason Holmes and former ESPN broadcaster Bob Ley.  The Greatest Season That Was is produced by Jay Mueller and is part of the Bad Producer Podcast Network.  Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/TGSTW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In anticipation of our 99 Semi-Final special, The Greatest Season That Was Presents...Dan Brettig with Tim Lane talking about the 99 Cricket World Cup.  Our semi-final episode will be finished (finally) very soon.  Our next series, The Greatest Season That Was Presents...US Revolution is imminent. Episode one featuring Collingwood FC's Mason Cox will be released within 24 hours of this episode.  US Revolution features Mason, Shannon Gill and American broadcaster Ed Wyatt in an exploration of Australian Rules Football's US connections. The series will feature interviews with Paul Roos, Jason Holmes and former ESPN broadcaster Bob Ley.  The Greatest Season That Was is produced by Jay Mueller and is part of the Bad Producer Podcast Network.    Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/TGSTW See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sixth man of the year, Ed Wyatt returns to fill in for Wortho this week. The boys talk NBA playoffs -- including the return of Steph Curry to spotlight in Oakland, Kawhi Leonard's shoulder busting efforts for the Raptors and heaps more. The boys also talk NBL off-season moves - with more players signing for the Phoenix... and not for United.

With main man Corey out of action, Sportsbet stalwart Ed Wyatt steps into the breach: The boys talk NBA playoffs, and Ed -- who has been working for the South East Melbourne Phoenix -- gives us a peak behind the curtain at the start of a new franchise.

Ed Wyatt and ex-NBL champ Mark Worthington are joined by two-time NBL title winner Andrew ‘Parky’ Parkinson who tells a few tales from the glory days of the old NBL. The guys then discuss last round’s NBL storylines, with Perth stealing a win from Melbourne United, Adelaide’s grueling schedule and a change of import in Brisbane. Wortho and Parky then preview Round 4 which includes the massive Sydney Kings v Melbourne United before Adam ‘Coxy’ Cox steps in to talk all things NBA. The Wizards and Rockets are a mess, while the Bucks and Warriors are flying and Karl-Anthony Towns comes under Wortho’s microscope.

Ed Wyatt, former NBL star Mark Worthington and Sportsbet NBA trader Adam ‘Coxy’ Cox talk all things NBL and NBA. This week, Ed and Wortho discuss Sydney’s first win of the season, a gutsy win from Illawarra sparked by Todd Blanchfield and the spicy Melbourne/Adelaide rivalry. They also touch on Brisbane’s slow start and whether it will affect Andrej Lemanis’ tenure as head coach of the Boomers. Coxy joins for the NBA wrap, which includes LeBron’s struggles in Los Angeles, Denver’s amazing run, a poor start to the season by Oklahoma City and the current status of the Aussies in the Association.

Ex-NBL star Mark Worthington and Sportsbet NBA trader Adam ‘Coxy’ Cox join host Ed Wyatt as they wrap up NBL Round 1 and preview Round 2. They discuss Melbourne United’s crazy four OT thriller over Illawarra, Andrew Bogut and Sydney’s first-up loss to Adelaide and the fact that six of seven road teams were victorious. They also check in on the NBA results, with the Celtics getting a big opening day win over the Sixers, the Thunder without Russell Westbrook putting up a good showing against the Warriors and the Pelicans’ impressive win over the Rockets.

What do torpedoes, World War II, and the golden age of Hollywood have in common? If you guessed Wi-Fi, you’d be correct! But how do these seemingly disparate topics overlap and where does Wi-Fi fit into all of this? We thought we’d have some fun diving into the history of Wi-Fi, its revolutionary beginnings and how the speed of its evolution affects your business today, in the first of a two-part series. Ed Wyatt is an Engineering Manager for Ruckus, an ARRIS company. ARRIS is a multi-billion dollar provider of hardware and software to 1,7000 cable, modem and telecom operators across 17 countries. With over 20 years of experience as an engineer, Ed has been involved with Wi-Fi before the term “Wi-Fi” was cool, which makes him the perfect candidate to set the record straight about the origins of this now ubiquitous technology. Prepare for a trip into the history books from Wi-Fi’s Hollywood roots to the tipping point of the new millennium and more in this episode of Gain Your Edge.   References and Resources Ruckus Wireless The Evolution of Business Wi-Fi Honor Flight Ruckus an ARRIS Company Wi-Fi for Business by Frontier   Contact Our Guest Expert Connect with Ed on LinkedIn   More Host Skip Lineberg Subscribe via iTunes Send your feedback, comments and questions to BusinessEdge@Frontier.com

Sportsbet's resident yankee Ed Wyatt and US politics tragic Oli Jones are joined by Crikey.com.au's William Bowe, otherwise known as The Poll Bludger, to go over the presidential race, the polls and any unearthed value in the markets. Is there a chance Donald Trump could win the election? Or is $1.18 fav Hillary unbeatable?

The Audible podcast's Ed Wyatt and Oli Jones are joined by football trader Dave McDonnell and SBS World Game writer Seb Hassett to talk over all the events from the first round of games at the Euros. From the violence that marred Russia vs England to Belgium's beating and more.

What do the Aboriginal game of marngrook and the Carlisle Indian School in the US state of Pennsylvania have in common? They're examples of Indigenous contributions to national sports in Australia and the United States. Rana and Nasya discuss the role and contribution of Indigenous athletes on both sides of the Pacific with US sports journalist Ed Wyatt, in this third episode of the Bulldog Beat podcast - a project by the Western Bulldogs and the Islamic Council of Victoria.

In this week's Sports Geek Podcast we have a good chat with Daniel Pinne from Melbourne Storm about using Twitter Ads as part of the advertising mix, look at NRL Origin series and discuss YouTube and where it fits in sports digital landscape. We also catch up with Ed Wyatt on ABC Grandstand to discuss the NBA Draft from a TV and digital point of view. Full show notes - https://sportsgeekhq.com/podcast/sgp-008-twitter-ads-origin-youtube-and-nbadraft-take-2/