Podcasts about gentleman joe

In this unplanned, unprepared, and unpredictable episode, Jeff & Ryan answer on-the-spot listener questions from Facebook and Instagram. We discuss the worst part of starring on M*A*S*H, taking things from the set, celebrating birthdays, our favorite singers, and other other jocularity. Plus, we bid farewell to Gentleman Joe and reveal our most polarizing unpopular pop culture opinions.   Support the podcast on Patreon and buy merch at the MASH Matters store For show notes, episodes, recipes, bios, and more visit our website  

While Jim Thorpe helped resuscitate the pro game on the field, the loose affiliation of teams were still in desperate need of organization and legitimacy. With an ever-changing number of self-interested owners, competing for ticket sales and victory at all costs, they needed a new sheriff who could come in and impose order. The man who stepped up was too small to play the game himself, but future league President Joe Carr had a dream big enough to unite football's early warring owners into what would one day become the NFL.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ketanji Brown Jackson, a nominee of President Biden was confirmed by the US Senate as the newest member of the Supreme Court in its history on April 7.  Brown, it was noted by her allies in the U.S. Senate, had appeared before the Senate on three separate occasions and had been confirmed in each case: first with her nomination by then President Obama as a District Court Judge for the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia.  Then she was nominated, again by Obama, as the Vice Chair of the US Sentencing Commission.  In 2021 President Biden had nominated her for the Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, again winning Senate confirmation.  Her nomination to the high court is unfortunately tarnished by the most base elements of American politics, the campaign promise.  Jackson's nomination did not seek to snatch the intellectual "gold ring" from the carnival barker's grasp.  No.  Instead it was just checking off a box.  In this case, that she was a woman (although she famously, could not or would not define what a woman is, and that she is Black.). The nomination itself was strange by what was not discussed more than what was discussed.  For example, although the three recent nominees to the high court went through the intellectual and philosophical "wringer," Jackson was given a "pass" by the US Senate.  Most American know as much about her today as they did when she was plucked from obscurity to immortality by Gentleman Joe from Delaware.  Yes, the Duke of Dewey Beach has displayed his old-school appreciation for fulfilling a campaign promise regardless the costs.  Jackson is poised to fill the seat on the bench of her former mentor, Justice Stephen Breyer: a liberal for a liberal, but whereas Breyer had a record that could be discerned, the same cannot be said of Jackson.  In fact, if anyone asked a little too persistently, they faced the grim reality of wearing the cloak of racist and bigot.

In 1880, with no Netflix, people made their own entertainment. Gentleman Joe could be the world champion of entertaining oneself. This is a man who took 'knock down ginger'  to a whole new level.

SHOW NOTES KENNY MITTLEIDER FROM KNIGHTS OF THE GUILD, ALIEN NATION: THE NEWCOMERS PODCAST & THE GEEK ROUNDTABLE PODCAST AND SIMON MEDDINGS FROM WAFFLE ON PODCAST DISCUSS ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AND LONGEST RUNNING TELEVISION SERIES IN HISTORY.. M*A*S*H TODAY WE COVER SEASON 10 EPISODES 19 "Heroes" 237th Episode Overall Directed by Nell Cox Written by Thad Mumford & Dan Wilcox Originally Aired on March 15, 1982 Production Code is 1-G15 SET DURING THE KOREAN WAR IN THE 1950’S PLOT SUMMARY: A famous prizefighter, "Gentleman Joe" Cavanaugh, comes to visit the 4077th and while there, has a stroke. Everyone is irritated as Pierce, serving as his doctor, becomes spokesman to the press. Father Mulcahy is upset, since Gentleman Joe was his childhood hero. HOPE YOU ENJOY IT, KENNY & MEDS FIND US ON THE WEB: MAIN WEBSITE - HTTP://MASH4077PODCAST.COM LISTEN ON STITCHER RADIO - HERE SPOTIFY - HERE TWITTER - @MASH4077PODCAS FACEBOOK FAN PAGE - HTTP://WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/MASH4077PODCAST EMAIL US - MASH4077PODCAST@GMAIL.COM PATREON (DONATION) SUPPORTER - HTTPS://WWW.PATREON.COM/GEEKYFANBOY PODCAST PROMO’S PLAYED DURING THE SHOW THIS WEEK: WAFFLE ON THE GEEK ROUNDTABLE PODCAST © Geekyfanboy Productions

In number 3 yard, in two division Boggo Road Gaol there is a piece of graffiti on the wall of F wing cell block - Gentleman Joe. Written in paint and about 20cm high, it is certainly unmissable. Just who Gentleman Joe was has long been shrouded in mystery. Join Gaol Director Jack Sim and Research Coordinator Sue Olsen as they uncover the identity of Gentleman Joe.

Joe Steen first remembers singing Nat King Cole's song Paper Moon when he was 5 years old. He went on to play in churches for decades, but first played the blues at Archie's Barbershop. He is now 82 and says, "Music is universal in nature and it is a healing thing." The blues is great, he says, because people can get out of a bad mood and feel happy. "Music touches everybody," he says.

This week we dig deep in the archives to revisit an Australian minor classic that Gentleman Joe loved as a child. It features toy trains, robot bins, and remote control robberies. Join us for Malcolm.  If you want to contact the show, or simply have a chinwag with the chaps, then please pop by our Facebook page -  https://www.facebook.com/isawthatyearsago or follow us on Twitter @istyashow You can even contact us on good old email by sending your missives to - show@isawthatyearsago.com

This week Martyn Darkly and Gentleman Joe explore the hazy memory of a childhood hero with highly questionable fashion-sense.  That's right...preapre for the glory that might have been 'Condorman'  

In this pilot episode of the new I Saw That Years Ago podcast, your hosts Martyn Darkly and Gentleman Joe cast their untrustworthy memories back towards the science mindbender Altered States to see what they remember. Then, as is the way with ISTYA, they watch the film again to see how it holds up.