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Tune in here to this ​Fridays edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen! Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking about His interview with the new president of the Charlotte Hornets Shelly Kayette Weston, an update on the Carolina Panthers, and a personal update about his dog, Maggie.  Later in the show Brett Jensen interviews Shelly Kayette Weston: The new president of the Charlotte Hornets, who is taking over from Fred Whitfield. Brett highlights her energy and intelligence and notes her role in overseeing fan experiences and business operations for the team.  Brett reviews a recent poll from the Carolina Journal, focusing on presidential and gubernatorial races, as well as other political issues. He notes the tight race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, Josh Stein's lead over Mark Robinson in the gubernatorial race, and various opinions on issues like voting rights and council of state races.  also Brett Jensen dives into Carolina Panthers, preseason game against the New England Patriots where the Panthers lost 17-3. He emphasizes that the game's result is not significant for the regular season since most starters did not play.  Listen here for all of this and more on Breaking With Brett Jensen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kid Rock's Rock N Rodeo has already set the precedent for legendary in the western industry! Today we talk to Charmayne James and Justin McKee, the coach of “Misty Mountain Hop” one of the teams in The Kid Rock's Rock N Rodeo, and talk through all of the different aspects of this rodeo! Digging into the Kid Rock Rodeo Draft Strategy, Rodeo Tournament Style Format, Fans of Rodeo, all of the new technology and innovative approach of the The Christmas style “Green Light” system, as well as the events on the day of the Kid Rock Rodeo! Six rodeo legends – Trevor Brazile, Charmayne James, Bobby Mote, Cody Ohl, Sid Steiner and Fred Whitfield – will lead teams whose names, chosen by Kid Rock, were each inspired by a classic rock or R&B music hit. Coaches will draft two athletes in each discipline (four in team roping) for five teams, and the final team will come from the Corpus Christi WCRA qualifying event, where undrafted competitors earn a spot in AT&T Stadium.  The six teams will compete head-to-head in barrel racing, bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, team roping, steer wrestling and breakaway roping. Using a format similar to drag racing, each discipline will see two competitors performing their sport at the exact same time competing for the best time.As competitive as it gets. A thrilling evolution of rodeo for fans. Each team will compete in a bracket in each discipline.FMI visit the website; https://kidrocknrodeo.com/How-it-worksin the LOOP Podcast hosted by Jordan Jo Hollabaugh, is inspired by the western culture and breakaway roping lifestyle. This podcast highlights the raw, real, truth behind the box of the breakaway roping industry. Bringing you behind the scenes stories of what real life looks like everyday from; breakaway ropers, cowgirls, cowboys, producers, leaders, trailblazers, and the like, all sharing stories of the western culture and lifestyle that they live daily. Get in the LOOP Podcast with Jordan Jo Get the Newsletter at | www.inthelooprodeo.com/ Like us on Facebook | www.facebook.com/inthelooppodcast.jordanjo Tag us on Instagram | www.instagram.com/inthelooppodcast.jordanjo Follow us on TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@jordanjo.hollabaugh Watch more on our Youtube Channel Watch on Youtube @ JordanJoHollabaugh

Cody and Jimbo sit down with one of the greatest tie-down ropers, Olin Young. But most people may not know that he also won two world titles in steer roping. A superb all-around athlete, Young approached everything he did with the skill and technique of a craftsman, even when he was building corrals. Most of Young's competitors believe he would have won several more championships had he traveled more on ProRodeo's steer roping circuit. Also, in 1971, Young became the first to win four aggregate titles in tie-down roping at the National Finals Rodeo, which has since been matched by Joe Beaver (1996), Roy Cooper (1999) and Fred Whitfield (2002). He was New Mexico's Athlete of the Year in 1970. He was born Sept. 11, 1936, in Lovington, N.M. New episodes released every Thursday!

Clinton visits with eight-time calf roping world champion Fred Whitfield. Fred shares how he went from a kid riding ponies bareback to earning more prize money in calf roping than any previous competitor. You'll be inspired by Fred's fierce competitive spirit and the tenacity it took to build his unparalleled career.

Seb Coe is joined in the hotseat by Fred Whitfield, former President and Vice-Chairman of NBA franchise, the Charlotte Hornets. Key talking points include: the secrets to success as a sports agent; the birth of Nike Basketball; learning from Phil Knight and Michael Jordan; the uniqueness of the Jordan brand; transforming the Hornets; the NBA as America's league of the future.

Reese, Kmac and Alex discuss Fred Whifield stepping down and the NBA In Season Tournament. Charlotte Hornets President Fred Whitfield is stepping down from his position. Why? The NBA In Season Tournament resumes tonight and only four teams remain. The Milwaukee Bucks will play the Indiana Pacers tonight at 5pm and the Los Angeles Lakers will play the New Orleans Pelicans tonight at 9pm. Which two teams will will win tonight advance to the next round?

Ohl put his stamp on ProRodeo in 1994 by winning Rookie of the Year and earning his first trip to the NFR. It would take Ohl a few years to win his first gold buckle. He edged out Fred Whitfield to capture the 1997 tie-down world title and roared through the 1998 season, capturing his second title. He had another record-setting year in 2001 as he added steer roping and team roping in order to compete for the All-Around title. In the ninth round of the NFR, Ohl missed his calf on the first loop. A second loop caught the calf by the hind legs. As Ohl dismounted, he twisted his knee, tearing two major ligaments. He had to be carried out of the arena by the Justin Sportsmedicine Team. However, he had amassed enough money earlier in the week to secure both the tie-down title and the All-Around title. He accepted both buckles from crutches on the 10th night. He went on to capture his fifth and sixth tie-down roping titles in 2003 and 2006. He still owns the record for the most NFR rounds won with 52.

Mac and Bone let Willie give you his top five must-haves for Thanksgiving, tell you which fanbases should be confident heading into the weekend and talk to Fred Whitfield about the Hornets' involvement with Street Turkeys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He's considered. by many to be the best tie down roper in history. Today, Fred Whitfield joins Luke on his show. The 8 time.world champion talks about his days competing, how rodeo has changed for the good and what he's up to now. @lukebranquinho #lukebranquinho #8xwhitfield @8xwhitfield @cattaneobros #cattaneobros --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bandit-productions/support

Mac and Bone ask the audience about where Thanksgiving ranks amongst the best holidays, talk to Tina Postel about Second Harvest Food Bank's partnership with Street Turkeys and talk to Fred Whitfield about the Hornets' involvement in Street Turkeys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fred Whitfield, chief operating officer, president and vice chairman of the Charlotte Hornets, stops by with the guys to talk about the Hornets' involvement in the community through Cornacopia and Street Turkeys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mac and Bone try to figure out how pumped people are for tonight's preseason game with the Patriots, Flounder gives the guys another pop quiz and Fred Whitfield stops by to talk about the Hornets schedule that was released the other day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cody and Jimbo sit down with one of the greatest tie-down ropers, Olin Young. But most people may not know that he also won two world titles in steer roping. A superb all-around athlete, Young approached everything he did with the skill and technique of a craftsman, even when he was building corrals. Most of Young's competitors believe he would have won several more championships had he traveled more on ProRodeo's steer roping circuit. Also, in 1971, Young became the first to win four aggregate titles in tie-down roping at the National Finals Rodeo, which has since been matched by Joe Beaver (1996), Roy Cooper (1999) and Fred Whitfield (2002). He was New Mexico's Athlete of the Year in 1970. He was born Sept. 11, 1936, in Lovington, N.M. New episodes released every Thursday!

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Recorded live at the CLT Alliance Investor Quarterly meeting, Erik Spanberg, of the Charlotte Business Journal, moderates the panel, as Fred, Tom, and Adam share perspective and valuable facts about how sports drives our regional economy. 

Embed from Getty Images President of the Charlotte Hornets Fred Whitfield joined The Afternoon Rush to discuss the plans to welcome fans back to the Spectrum Center.

8-Time World Champion and Hall of Famer, Fred Whitfield, joins PRCA Announcer Will Rasmussen on the Rodeo Road Show! Fred discusses his rodeo mentors growing up and people who influenced his early days in the arena. He also talks about how the sport has changed over time. Fred recaps many of the highlights of his career. 

Personal Statement is about accomplished individuals sharing their journeys to leaving positive marks on society. When asked about what marks he is most proud of, Whitfield shared that it was not his time as a lawyer or businessman, or even as an NBA executive, but it was the ability to touch the lives of thousands of young people in a positive way that he cherished most. Whitfield served as a reminder to the Fellows that every day is an opportunity to make a statement, and Miliani ended the podcast with a challenge...What will be your next statement? Continue reading --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cycpersonalstatement/support

On this episode the Hornets prepare for Paris, Nic Batum offers his top sights to see, Fred Whitfield discusses the importance of the trip not only for the organization but the city & region, plus a great opportunity for you to join the Hornets family.

The Cleveland Indians never won the American League pennant in the 1960's nor the AL East title. However, they played exciting baseball at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Hope sprang eternal every spring. They were contenders in a number of years. Win or lose, they were our guys. They played for us! Memorable Tribe players from the 1960's include: Barry Latman, Ken Aspromonte, Harvey Kuenn, Bubba Phillips, John Romano, Frank Funk, Sam McDowell, Walt Bond, Willie Kirkland, Vic Power, Dick Donovan, Ruben Gomez, Pedro Ramos, Tommie Agee, Max Alvis, Jerry Kindall, Tommy John, Joe Adcock, Joe Azcue, Larry Brown, Vic Davalillo, Dick Howser, Fred Whitfield, Jack Kralick, Don McMahon, Sonnie Siebert, Luis Tiant, Vern Fuller, Chico Salmon, Duke Sims, Leon Wagner, Steve Hargan, Ralph Terry, Rocky Colavito, Phil Roof, Richie Scheinblum, Del Crandall, Jim Gentile, Jose Vidal, Stan Williams, Ray Fosse, Pedro Gonzales, Chuck Hinton, Tony Horton, Lee Maye, Mike Paul, Vicente Romo, Jose Cardenal, Jimmie Hall, Lou Piniella, Ken Suarez, Phil Hennigan, Juan Pizarro, Ken "Hawk" Harrelson, Jack Heidemann, Lou Klimchock, Eddie Leon, Zoilo Versalles and many more!

From the NBA's China controversy to recruiting new business, we talk about the impact of America's global game on Charlotte. Plus, learn how the Charlotte Hornets are giving back to the Carolinas. Panelists: Brian Etheridge, Leadership North Carolina, and John Gettys, Mayor, Rock Hill, South Carolina.

Guests for this hour include: Lonnie Chisenhall, NC native and player for the Cleveland Indians, Brad Fritsch, former Campbell golfer and now pro, Fred Whitfield, Campbell alum and current Charlotte Hornets President, and Campbell Athletic Director, Bob Roller.

Butch Thurman interviews Fred Whitfield and J-B Mauney at the Calgary Stampede.

Terri Powers has been a writer for 25 years.  Although she claims that she (and I quote) has “never been anything remotely resembling a cowgirl,” she has been around rodeo her whole life and that certainly came in handy when she began writing her first completed book. The autobiography of 8 time world champion tie down roper, Fred Whitfield, titled Gold Buckles Don’t Lie, was a real eye opener for the rodeo community. Her newest book, Cowboy Tails, will be coming out in a few months, but I will let Terri give us the details about that one. 

I’m really proud of this week’s ProRodeo Report show. We talk to ProRodeo Hall of Fame Inductee Fred Whitfield, Fred’s new book is out, “Gold Buckles Don’t Lie…The Untold Tale of Fred Whitfield”. The Ellensburg Rodeo is this weekend, Gary Rempel who is one of the best pickup men ever will join us. Gary’s going into the Ellensburg Rodeo Hall … Read more about this episode...

This week on the Pro Rodeo Report we look back to the Ram Columbia River Circuit Finals Rodeo, we hear from the champions including bareback rider Bobby Mote and bull rider Cheyne Olney. We talk to Wrangler NFR barrelman J.J. Harrison, we we spend some time with ProRodeo Hall of Famer Fred Whitfield, he’s got a book coming out after … Read more about this episode...

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