Podcasts about foh army

Shea Serrano (@SheaSerrano) of The Ringer has only been a women's basketball fan for around two years now, but he's all in!  The writer is known for his best selling books: The Rap Year Book, and Basketball (And Other Things).  In October he'll release his first hardcover offering, Movies (And Other Things).  We talk about his writing style, his awesome generous following, "The FOH Army," and of course his fandom of the Las Vegas Aces.   Acheil Tac (@BIG_A23) has a really neat story.  Born in Sudan, her family moved to Egypt when she was a child, then at age nine her family migrated to the U.S., settling in the Dallas area.  Tac first competed in the game of basketball as a freshman at Sachse (TX) High School, and blossomed into a Division I prospect.  After four years at the University of North Texas, Acheil moved on to play professionally in Switzerland.  But an injury caused her to take a year off from the game, and in that year, she wrote a book!  The Reality Behind the Glamour of College Athletics helps guide future college athletes through the recruiting process, playing career, and even post-collegiate career. Make sure to subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts.  There's a new feature conversation every Monday, and in between you'll get some tremendous bonus content.  Please rate and review the broadcast to help others find it while we work diligently to grow the women's game. Feel free to reach out with comments or questions to: podcast@herhoopstats.com. Or you can find John Liddle on Twitter: @JohnLiddleVoice

We've been doing the damn thing for 1 year! What better way to celebrate than with all of you for a LIVE taping at Texas Theatre with Shea Serrano! We cover all of your fav segments with a special guest joining us for a hot take during the Juice. We then interview Shea & discuss being the head of Mexican twitter, FOH Army, & beyond. We can't wait to keep rockin' with y'all. Thank you Shea Serrano & everyone who helped make this happen!

Ep. 24 is here, and Selena SZN is in full effect! Tune into the episode as we prepare for #214Selena weekend. We have a very special guest joining us from the 1997 Selena film. We also go over the Juice, Self Care Corner, Brown Business of the week, and Who You Got. Make sure to join us Friday as we kick-off #214Selena with a screening of the film. Don't forget, our 1 year anniversary is April 21st and we are celebrating with the leader of the FOH Army himself, Shea Serrano. Tickets available at marginwalkerpresents.com

Shea Serrano, the author of the NY Times bestsellers “The Rap Yearbook” and “Basketball and Other Things” and a columnist for The Ringer, joins Brian this week. Shea talks about why writing books isn't much fun, but why he does it anyway. Shea talks about how the way he writes is influenced by his time as a teacher, how researching books is a lot of fun but the actual writing of a book is a lot of work, and how he goes from column idea to execution. Shea and Brian talk about who would win in a one-on-one basketball game between Michael Jordan and LeBron James, why they love 1990s NBA basketball, and why Coco was such a great movie. Shea also discusses the many successes of the FOH Army. Shea Serrano on TwitterShea Serrano at The RingerBasketball and Other ThingsThe Rap YearbookThe Game When Kyrie Irving Scored Every Different WayA Whole Ocean of Oil Under Our Feet”: ‘There Will Be Blood' at 10 by Sean Fennessey High Dive by Jonathan LeeSean FennesseyJia TolentinoKara BrownKris ExSupport The Other 51 PatreonOne-time donationSubscribe:Apple PodcastsGoogle PlayRSS

Erich and Kalvin talk about basketball. We start off discussing Space Jam 2 and who we think should fill the roles around Lebron and on the Monstars. We then pick our fictional basketball starting 5s, who do you think would win the match up? We move onto talking about the Pick Up basketball all stars. We finish up by calling our friend JP and discussing the 2018 NBA All Star weekend and the potential NBA playoff format change. 2 minute isos on Shea Serrano and the FOH Army and the decline of College Basketball --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/apasomething/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/apasomething/support

Before being joined by Shea Serrano, Katie enlists producer Ashley to help her unpack all the random thoughts she had while watching last weekend's NFL Divisional Round games (3:00) before looking forward to this weekend's Conference Championships (33:00). Then Shea and Katie discuss the craziness that was Rockets-Clippers (45:15) and the incredible donations the FOH Army has made around the globe (52:15). Plus, Shea vicariously lives through the hate in Katie's Twitter mentions (1:03:00) and what it feels like to have a personal hero read the book he wrote.

Jonah Keri shoots his shot with New York Times bestseller, Ringer author, and Grantland alum Shea Serrano about his start in journalism; kindness; Bill Simmons; writers vs. artists; dunking; having a bad name; Reggie Miller; name-checks that blow his mind; Michael Jordan; pickup basketball; sports-hating Tim Duncan, Karl Malone, and Kobe; whether Shea could take J Cole in a fistfight; White Men Can't Jump; Jonah and Shea's secret moves in pickup basketball; ranking Tony Parker; memory heroes; how to have a bestselling book; social media and the FOH Army; Hurricane Harvey; philanthropy; having twins; teaching; and Shea's Life Tip. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Rhian's Hope, I talk with New York Times Bestselling Author Shea Serrano about figuring "it' out on his journey from San Antonio to Sam Houston State, and from the classroom and to a book deal. Dropping very important knowledge along the way about how to do "creative things". Follow Shea on Twitter: www.twitter.com/sheaserrano  Buy his books: https://www.amazon.com/Shea-Serrano/e/B00DDYXGOC/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1506409119&sr=8-1  Carmelo Anthony: https://www.youcaring.com/puertorico-956698  One America Appeal: https://www.oneamericaappeal.org/  Listen to Ridin' Dirty: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/ridin-dirty/id268522887 

This week, we’re thrilled to have an interview with New York Times bestselling author Shea Serrano. We ask him about his experience with the book-publishing process this time through, whether “experience” and “exposure” can pay bills for emerging writers or unpaid publishing interns (lol no), and of course, about his famous connection with his readers, the FOH Army. Separately, we also lead the show with a quick convo about TSA’s new policy of examining books in carry-on luggage.