Podcast appearances and mentions of gary plummer

Gary Plummer joins Murph and Mac to discuss the origin of the profane anti-Dallas t-shirt that inspired George Kittle's antics on Sunday against the Cowboys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gary Plummer joins Murph and Mac to discuss the origin of the profane anti-Dallas t-shirt that inspired George Kittle's antics on Sunday against the Cowboys.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Change It Up Radio, Paula Shaw is joined by former NFL middle linebacker Gary Plummer, who played for the San Diego Chargers and the San Francisco 49ers. They discuss the physical, mental, and emotional toll that his time in the NFL took on him, including his experience with early-onset dementia, as well as the high price he paid for greatness.   Gary shares stories from his time in the NFL, the attitude toward injuries and the pressure to play through pain, and the long-term physical and mental health consequences for football players. He emphasizes the need for players to be more open about their physical and emotional pain and seek help when needed, as well as the important role that supportive friends and family can play in their lives.   Gary also highlights the importance of taking small steps towards healing, whether through yoga, gratitude walks, or other activities that bring joy and peace, taking care of one's body through proper nutrition and exercise, and how these practices can help in mitigating the damage caused by brain injuries as well. Finally, he expresses hope that his story can help others understand the risks associated with professional sports and the importance of self-care and being of service to others.   Some key topic points covered in this episode include: The invincible mindset that professional athletes often adopt and how it can negatively impact their decision-making The evolving knowledge and understanding of the long-term effects of concussions The importance of nutrition and physical fitness in recovering from the damage caused by concussions The importance of seeking help and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health, especially for men in traditionally "macho" roles The power of taking small steps towards healing and finding the right activity for oneself The importance of being of service and giving back to others   To Learn More About the Show, Visit: www.ChangeItUpRadio.com

In this episode, Clark, Ira, and Ian hand out holiday gifts and John Turney of Pro Football Journal returns to the show to discuss Randy Moss, Jerry Rice, and who he thinks are the three greatest wide receivers of all time. Plus, former Charger and 49er, Gary Plummer stops by to remember the career of the recently passed Hall of Famer, Kevin Greene.

Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Gary Plummer discusses the Chamber's annual meeting and community issues See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

B-Mac hosting live on location at the Brandt Centre ahead of tonight's contest. #Pats #Blades Super Sunday is upon us! Ballsy speaks with Gary Plummer, a member of the San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl XXIX championship team. @JDunk12 and @JimLangSports with their Friday reports.

Chad and Ballsy blow up eggs in the work microwave, talk polar vortex positivity, and chat with NFL legend Gary Plummer about getting into the Superbowl mindset.

49ers: Former linebacker Gary Plummer suffered from headaches, insomnia and was diagnosed with the early stages of dementia. He shares the changes he's made in his life that have led to dramatic improvements.

Gary Plummer, Presdient and CEO Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce, discusses job growth, economic development, the Kansas Legislature, and the Chamber's annual meeting

Are the 49ers deep enough at the skill positions? Is the offensive line the weak link? Does the defense have to ability to surprise the league? Which player is the new face of the franchise? Al and guest-host Taylor Price try to answer those questions and also react to Gary Plummer's recent comments about Jed York.

From 1994-1997, Gary Plummer was a mainstay in the middle of the 49ers defense. His steady play helped solidify the linebacker corps, and he was a large part of the team's fifth Super Bowl championship. Plummer joins Al and Zain to talk about his playing days, Eddie DeBartolo, Jed York, and the current state of the franchise. Also, the guys give their thoughts on Week 3 of the preseason, and identify some position groups that could give the Niners some problems throughout the year.

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Rod and Karen are joined by Dexter and John Foutz to discuss how to cure a cold, movies and everything that goes into making them, context clue holidays, sickness at the strip club, Stalk Book, Words w/ Friends, Spamming on Twitter, Radio Spam, Gary Plummer's firing, Suk Kim Ho, Faking death to avoid child support, term paper lawyer, Open Mic stabbing, sword issues, how not to get a woman's number, snake lover and the pen!s burner. Intro: So Fresh So Clean - Outkast Outro: Burn Hollywood, Burn - Public Enemy Twitter: @rodimusprime @SayDatAgain @ShadowDogPro @JohnFoutz @intrapax Email: theblackguywhotips@gmail.com Blog: www.theblackguywhotips.com Voice Mail: 704-557-0186 Guest Website: www.foutzstudios.com www.shadowdogproductions.com John Foutz on IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1949630/

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Bill Spillane from Fairtax.org comes on to talk about our wacky tax code and the Fair Tax; Trump 2012; Ex 49er broadcaster Gary Plummer was reportedly fired for doing a racy interview on a podcast.