Podcast appearances and mentions of forrest lucas

The first half of this broadcast is dedicated to the effort and resources that Forrest Lucas applied to the education of American Agriculture through Protect the Harvest. The second half we walk through the news that a person has been diagnosed positive to New World Screwworm in the U.S.

(00:00-25:14) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison touching on all the things that happened over the weekend. Jake also shares a story about Forrest Lucas after his passing was announced last week after the show. Plus, Jake discusses briefly the final preseason game for the Colts against the Bengals. (25:14-38:54) – The voice of IU football and men’s basketball, Don Fischer, makes his first of many appearance of the season on the program to recap his son’s first win of the high school football season on Friday, shares what he has heard thus far about Fernando Mendoza in comparison to what Kurtis Rourke did a year ago, highlights the wide receiver room for the Hoosiers, and identifies the interior offensive line as the unknown area on the football team. (38:54-45:37) – The first hour of the program wraps up with Jake discussing his trip to Milwaukee for the IndyCar race. He recaps Christian Rasmussen’s first career win and his experience at the Milwaukee Brewers game. (45:37-1:09:20) – Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison shift the focus of their conversation back to the Indianapolis Colts and how they might have shifted their thoughts on what they are wanting the quarterback to do. It all leads back to Chris Ballard and how long it’s taken him to address the position following Andrew Luck’s retirement. (1:09:20-1:21:32) – Ed Carpenter, team president of ECR, joins Query & Company to celebrate his first team win in four years with Christian Rasmussen capturing the checkered flag yesterday in Milwaukee. He shares what he saw in Rasmussen when he decided to sign him, the situation between Rasmussen and Conor Daly in Portland a few weeks ago and reveals that Alexander Rossi and Rasmussen will be back next season. (1:21:32-1:29:56) – The second hour of the program concludes with Jake discussing something he noticed during his game experience on Saturday at the Milwaukee Brewers game because it’s something that he has seen change over the years. (1:29:56-1:56:39) – The Dean, Mike Chappell, from CBS4 and FOX59 makes his weekly pitstop on Query & Company to access the quarterback position with Riley Leonard having a standout performance against the Cincinnati Bengals. Will the Colts trade Anthony Richardson? What would it take for the Colts to trade him? Mike weighs in on those questions and doesn’t envision any surprise cuts, or players making the roster once the initial 53-man roster is announced. (1:56:39-2:08:52) – Jake needs help with figuring out when things changed with people texting to ask if they can call you versus just calling you and then waiting to get a call back if someone doesn’t answer. (2:08:52-2:17:56) – Today’s show closes out with JMV joining Jake in the studio to discuss his weekend in Milwaukee, the passing of Robin Miller being four years ago today, and the Alex Palou to Red Bull Racing in F1 rumors.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

00:00 – 12:46 – Colts preseason is in the rearview mirror, Fever are in trouble as the WNBA standings tighten up, Riley Leonard and Laquan Treadwell have a big game, the Pacers announce the mutual departure of assistant coach Mike Weinar 12:47 – 22:34 – Morning Checkdown 22:35 – 44:11 – College football over the weekend, Riley Leonard’s game against the Bengals, Laquon Treadwell’s game and will he make the team/practice squad?, the complications of being cut/waived, the tight end room, who has the best roster hit rate among beat reporters?, TJ McConnell night at Victory Field and first pitch warm up pitches 44:12 – 1:06:55– It’s boiling in the studio, safety Daniel Scott, Juju Brents playing in the preseason finale, is there a surprise cut or two from the Colts?, James has a horrific take on Santa, Uylsses Bentley, Morning Checkdown 1:06:56 – 1:19:24 – College football gets underway locally this weekend: Ball State at Purdue and Indiana hosts Old Dominion, Kevin’s Notre Dame allegiance, the last time we yelled out loud, is Jelani Woods the odd man out in the tight end room?, the mutual departure of Pacers assistant coach Mike Weinar 1:19:25 – 1:27:31 – College GameDay on Saturday, Lee Corso’s final GameDay, Riley Leonard/Laquon Treadwell 1:27:32 -1:52:04 – Pat Leonard of New York Daily News joins us to discuss Daniel Jones getting the QB1 nod, why it failed in New York, how would he describe Daniel Jones off the field, when does Jones let that fire out, how we would suggest Shane Steichen utilize Jones’ strengths in the offense, Tyrone Tracy as he enters Year 2 with the Giants, reacting to what Pat had to say about Daniel Jones, Morning Checkdown 1:52:05 – 2:05:22 – IndyStar Colts reporter Nate Atkins joins us for the final time as he leaves the Colts beat, the decision to roll with Daniel Jones at QB1 for the Colts, his in-depth look at the organizational failure of Anthony Richardson, roster cuts and if he sees any surprises for the Colts, his favorite moments on the Colts beat 2:05:23 – 2:12:42 – The passing of Lucas Oil founder Forrest Lucas over the weekend, Colts thoughts as we wrap the showSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lucas Oil Founder and CEO Forrest Lucas joins A.J. on CarStories Podcast to talk about how a small town boy from Indiana grew up to run an automotive empire.

This is an important distinction that Theresa Lucas, Executive Director of Protect the Harvest, will help define for us. Heidi and Theresa discuss how our compassion and desire to have animals in our lives is hijacked by animal rights activists. Founded by Forrest Lucas, Protect the Harvest exists to provide important and factual information to […] The post Animal Tales: EPISODE 8: Animal Rights or Animal Welfare? Know the Difference! appeared first on Radio Influence.

This is an important distinction that Theresa Lucas, Executive Director of Protect the Harvest, will help define for us. Heidi and Theresa discuss how our compassion and desire to have animals in our lives is hijacked by animal rights activists. Founded by Forrest Lucas, Protect the Harvest exists to provide important and factual information to […] The post Animal Tales: EPISODE 8: Animal Rights or Animal Welfare? Know the Difference! appeared first on Radio Influence.

This was a very important episode of the podcast with David Duquette of "Western Justice". The Cowboy, Rodeo & Western Lifestyle is under attack and Dave is at the tip of the spear in combating our enemies. This is a MUST LISTEN... Dave Duquette has been a loud and clear voice of reason for agriculture and rural rights in the United States. With a passion for rural American causes, Western Justice founder Dave Duquette has experience fighting some of the toughest battles in Agriculture. Dave's career as an animal welfare and agriculture advocate started over 2 decades ago. A Marine, Dave has built several businesses including his own horse training facility in Northeast Oregon.  During his career as a horse trainer, he began seeing the unjust policies inflicted on rural America, and believed they needed someone who would stand up for them, their families, beliefs, and their way of life, he wanted to be that person.   After seeing Dave discuss industry issues with Bret Baier on Fox News, Forrest Lucas, founder of the pro-agriculture education Protect The Harvest, recruited Dave as the nonprofit's National Strategic Planner and Spokesman. There, he built a robust team of SME writers and digital media specialists, catapulting the organization's online presence and messaging, transforming it into one of the most coveted agricultural advocacy groups.  In 2020 He started his own consulting business, Duquette Strategies, to continue advocating at a new level. His years at PTH were parallel to earning a PHD in politics. Working in Washington D.C, enabled him to form invaluable relationships and gave him the knowledge and the tactics needed to navigate government departments. In 2020 with his consulting business off and running, Dave was approached by a rightly concerned group of knowledgeable horse people about the increasing influence animal extremist groups are having on the industry and wanted to know what could be done to stop the unjust legislation, these groups push in all levels of government. Dave recognized the importance of uniting individuals and industry groups under one umbrella to advocate legislatively for the western lifestyle, livelihoods, and industry events. He saw the value of a membership-based organization and believes the strength and longevity of an organization must come from the people it represents. In 2020 Dave founded Western Justice, a non-profit 501(c)(4) membership-based organization.   His team of experts possesses a broad range of knowledge in areas such as policy, public relations, marketing, advertising, research, and writing, and most importantly, they are all integrally involved in the western lifestyle, including multigenerational ranchers, veterinarians, competitors, and trainers and/or breeders. Western Justice's most recent and influential initiative is the Western Sports Industry Coalition, consisting of 50+ organizations, uniting to stop the Los Angeles City Council's proposed ordinance to ban western sports events.  Known to government officials and agencies as the “Cowboy with a voice” Dave is looking forward to continuing his work and strives to make Western Justice a legacy that protects the western heritage for future generations. Western Justice Legislative Fund is a membership-based, nonprofit 501(c)(4) organization that engages in political action to preserve and protect the western lifestyle, livelihoods, and industry events. ​  Western Justice was established by a group of industry professionals who were alarmed at the increasing influence animal extremist groups are having on the western industry and, more importantly, with the lack of representation essential in the fight to preserve our western heritage.    The Western Justice team is committed to forming a united front of Western organizations and individuals and to advocating on their...

Lucas oils is a manufacturer and distributor of automotive oil, additives, and lubricants. Its founder is Forrest Lucas and his is a proverbial ‘rags-to-riches' story, emerging from rural Indiana to build an empire. He started as a truck driver and become an oil and media magnate and, in the process, becoming a multi-millionaire. Let us check out his story.

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Lucas Oil Founder Forrest Lucas came into The Freak Nation Sunday night. The visit was a different side of the global businessman. Forest Lucas started Lucas Oil in the back of an 18 wheeler at American truckstops where he sold drivers his personal blends of oil and additives. The business has grown into a diverse product line now from automotive cleaning products to automotive racing programming on MAVTV. Lucas Oil is a far reaching and still growing empire. Listen...

Lucas Oil Founder Forrest Lucas came into The Freak Nation Sunday night. The visit was a different side of the global businessman. Forest Lucas started Lucas Oil in the back of an 18 wheeler at American truckstops where he sold drivers his personal blends of oil and additives. The business has grown into a diverse product line now from automotive cleaning products to automotive racing programming on MAVTV. Lucas Oil is a far reaching and still growing empire. Listen...

The conversation continues with part 2 of our show featuring business titans Forrest Lucas and Morgan Lucas. Along with the immensely successful Lucas Oil Products, Forrest and Morgan talk about their additional enterprises such as Mav TV, Lucas Cattle Company, Lucas Oil Rail Line, Lucas Oil Speedway, and their extensive involvement with the Lucas Oil Racing Series. Hear of Morgan's adventures in the Top Fuel ranks, learn what Forrest Lucas does to relax, and find out who their own personal heroes are. Don't miss part 2 of this engaging conversation! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

April Fool's Day has been replaced by "The Skinny" Day! Our season premiere kicks off with two powerhouse guests: the founder and CEO of Lucas Oil Products, Forrest Lucas, and the President of Lucas Oil Products, Morgan Lucas join Rico Elmore and Ken Stout in the studio. Discover the humble beginnings of this industry giant as told by the founder himself, and learn insider stories about their incredible empire from his son, Morgan. You don't want to miss this fascinating episode! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to the Business of Film podcast, episode #86. The two founders of the company are Forrest Lucas (owner of Lucas Oil, the naming rights to the Indianapolis Colts football stadium, the auto-sports cable network MAVTV and Lucas Oil Speedway) and Ali Afshar (current race car driver, producer and actor). They brought on Scott ... The post BoF #86 – Forrest Films with Ali Afshar and Scott Kennedy appeared first on Craft Truck.

I was lucky to have the chance to interview Forrest Lucas at the Lucas Outdoor Shotgun Championships. We talked about: Building the Range in Cross Timbers The PCC and Shotgun Matches The Gun Oil Business Race Tracks and New Products Gunsmiths, Youtube, Gun distribution and Sig Sauer The Trucking Industry The stunning Lucas Cattle Ranch The business of influence and branding MAVTV The Second Amendment and Forrest's thoughts on how best to inform the public www.protecttheharvest.com ROI on matches DO IT RIGHT / IF NOT ME THAN WHO Huge thanks to Lisa Marie Judy and Strategic Match Design for making this happen.

This week on the Syndicast we are talking about NEGATIVITY. We will kick off my rant with a letter penned by Mark Passamanek of Carbon Arms describing what he has been seeing in 2017 with an awesome call to action for the upcoming year. From there I will do my best to put this into perspective for the individual and how you can be part of the solution - All coming up next!   Mark Passamanek - Carbon Arms I have been shooting competitively for a while, about 20 different sports over the last 20 years, and one thing I constantly hear is "we want to grow the sport". While it sounds good, most of the people who say that are not being honest as seen in their actions. Most shooters want to protect their own little corner (or group) and will mercilessly tear down anyone who wants to improve the entirety of the shooting sports or try something new. Heck, most of the action shooting sports exist because someone got mad that an organization would not "do it their way" fracturing the collective and creating divisiveness. Profiteers have harmed the sport immensely in the past few years as well.    Lack of communication, lack of respect, lack of professionalism are too common.   This year, I was able to participate in the three most important matches run since I have been shooting. Those with a knowledge of history will appreciate the fact that one of those was run in Missouri. If you will indulge me, I will explain my rationale for making such a bold statement.   The American Marksman, Wyoming Magpul Governor's Match and Lucas Oil PCC Championship are the three matches of which I speak. All of these matches were met with huge resistance and people intent on tearing them down and complaining. Even so, they each did more than any other group to build our 2nd Amendment future and the future of the shooting sports. These matches all had large numbers of people shooting their first competition ever. Some of that was due to access: less specialized equipment and skills were needed to safely compete. These matches all had promoters that have never put on a match, with three extremely successful and influential men at the top; Stan Kroenke, Governor Matt Mead and Forrest Lucas. Frankly, I am embarrassed and disappointed by many of my shooting friends for being so selfish as to ignore the risk these men, and their organizations took to promote the shooting sports we all love. Every one of us should be praising them and their vision to help the shooting sports. There is a bigger picture folks, and we have opportunity to build greatness that so many have claimed to want, but so easily will attack others success. So, to some of you...Job Well Done. To others, set aside your type-A and help the whole of the shooting sports make 2018 incredible and historical. 2018 can be the year that the action shooting sports gets off of tearing down and on to building up. If we do, we all benefit. Promote and encourage ALL of the shooting sports even if they are not your preference. The only complaints I hope to see next year are sadness that you were too slow to sign up for these matches and they were full. Thoughts on offering criticism on social media Dont’s 1) The list is short “Don’t be a DICK!   Do’s BEFORE GOING PUBLIC  1) Ask yourself the 3 Ds- Does it need to be said? Do I need to say it? Do I sound like a Dick? 2) If you have an issue with someone or something - go to them first! IF YOU MUST TAKE TO SOCIAL MEDIA THEN…  1) Get your facts straight     - do the work yourself     - talk to your trusted circle     - verify your sources  2) Give constructive criticism and do it in way that doesn’t hurt the industry as a whole and your brand (remember don’t be a dick) First layer, “P” for Positive, where you talk about what you like:“Great match! I really enjoyed the stages and thought you had an refreshing take on scoring. Second layer, “I” for Improve, where you talk about the areas of improvement:“However, I thought that there are two things that can be better. Firstly, because there were a lot of new shooters at the match I noticed that things ran late. It might help to identify new shooters at registration and spread them our more evenly on the squads. Secondly, I had a tough time finding things on the range. Maybe you could provide a detailed map online or in the match book. Last layer, “P” for Positive, where you reiterate the positive points and the positive results to be expected when the improvement areas are worked on:“Overall, great work. I love what you have going on at match x and with a few tweaks it will be a great experience for any shooter.” 3) Don’t make assumptions: When providing criticism, do so within what you know as fact about the person and the subject. There’s no need to make any assumptions. Not only does it make the person look bad, it also makes you look bad — especially when your assumption is wrong.   Next week - Attraction Rather than promotion Examining and Idea that I am obsessed with that Marketing, when executed effectively, is all about making the prospect of doing business with you so attractive that the normal dynamics of promotion become inverted.

Better Horses Radio LIVE from Hoosier Horse Fair with Ernie Rodina and Al Dunning with special guests Rusty Rierson, Forrest Lucas, Pete Kyle, Bill Dollar, and more - April 2nd 2016

Lucas Oil Founder and CEO Forrest Lucas joins A.J. on the CarStories.com Podcast to talk about how a small town boy from Indiana grew up to run an automotive empire.

Who would have thought that a self-made man who started as a truck driver would become one of the biggest thorns in the side of the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS)? Forrest Lucas, president of Lucas Oil, launched a new organization, Protect the Harvest, (www.protecttheharvest.com), to fight HSUS and others trying to negatively impact animal agriculture. Lucas is a strong voice for free enterprise and opposes government regulation including the ethanol mandate. He is an aggressive marketer, proven by the success of Lucas Oil and an investment of $120 million to put the name of his company on the Indianapolis Colts stadium for twenty years. Listen to this week's Open Mic to learn how became successful and decided to make the defeat of HSUS his legacy.Forrest Lucas

The Best of SBR featuring conversations with Jason Sobel of the Golf Channel who takes us inside the relationship between Tiger Woods and former caddie Steve Williams. We also look back on conversations with ESPN NBA Insider Ric Bucher and Lucas Oil founder Forrest Lucas.

Forrest Lucas of Lucas Oil and Bill Duffy, BDA Sports NBA agent join us on Sports Business Radio this week.