Podcast appearances and mentions of george atkinson

Mr. Raider himself, George Atkinson is back to talk Chiefs/Raiders on Black Friday on Amazon Prime. Atkinson recalls his days playing the Chiefs in the old AFL days and discusses what the Raiders have to do to beat the Chiefs and carve our their path back towards AFC West supremacy.

Mr. Raider himself, George Atkinson, once part of the Soul Patrol in Oakland is telling stories about the famed Chiefs/Raiders rivalry from the 60s/70s and talks about what the Raiders must do to attempt to catch the Chiefs in the AFC West. Download the DraftKings Sportsbook app and use code STARCADE. That's code STARCADE for new customers to get $200 in bonus bets when you bet just five bucks. Only on DraftKings - The Crown Is Yours.

From #PSRlaw Studios #LasVegas it's #SportsXradio on a #HugeShowMonday w/ #KenThomson & special guest #Raider old school #SuperBowl #Champion & #safety #GeorgeAtkinsonJr - #KT gets things rolling w/ the #Starting5 Sports Headlines! Lots of #MLB #Playoff talk plus review of a #Big #CFB #NFL Weekend!

"Live" from #PSRlaw Studios in #LasVegas it's #SportsXradio #MondayNight w/ #KenThomson & #OldSchool #Raider #GeorgeAtkinsonJr "live" from #TrainingCamp in So. Cal plus KT's #Starting5 Sports Headlines w/ #Olympics Update & #MLB #trades & #scores

"Live" from #PSRlaw Studios #LasVegas it's #SportsXradio w/ #KenThomson on a rare MAY #FridayFootballFiasco with special guest #GeorgeAtkinsonJr joining KT on the PSR-Hotline to talk about the 1972 Raiders team that lost the wild & controversial #ImmaculateReception game in the waning seconds in the #NFL Play-Offs to the #PittsburghSteelers plus KT's #Starting5

What Yinz Talkin' Bout is the conversation about the Steelers social media conversation, exposing the week's hottest and most toxic takes. Today, we have a special presentation: Steelers March Sadness Play-In week. In March, we'll showcase the 64 saddest moments in Steelers history, but there are more moments than there are spots in the dance. Comedian Earl Skakel (Netflix, Comedy Central, The Ric Flair Roast) will help us determine which 10 moments will make it to the tournament of 64. WARNING: only for hardcore fans of Steelers history. This conversation will include triggering references that include, but are not limited to, George Atkinson, CJ Anderson and Dorian Thompson-Robinson. Hosted by Kyle Chrise and Greg Benevent. Follow Earl Skakel on twitter @EarlSkakel.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we have a special presentation: Steelers March Sadness Play-In week. In March, we'll showcase the 64 saddest moments in Steelers history, but there are more moments than there are spots in the dance. Comedian Earl Skakel (Netflix, Comedy Central, The Ric Flair Roast) will help us determine which 10 moments will make it to the tournament of 64. WARNING: only for hardcore fans of Steelers history. This conversation will include triggering references that include, but are not limited to, George Atkinson, CJ Anderson and Dorian Thompson-Robinson. What Yinz Talkin' Bout is the conversation about the Steelers social media conversation, exposing the week's hottest and most toxic takes. Hosted by Kyle Chrise and Greg Benevent. Follow Earl Skakel on twitter @EarlSkakel.  Rundown -Playoff Moments -Playoff-Missing Moments -Injuries -Poster Moments -Misc Moments  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatyinztalkinbout/message

TURKANA FARMS, LLCGreen E-Market Bulletin September 30, 2023Looking at the Sunny Side: Jerusalem Artichokes in Bloom Photo by Mark ScherzerThe Sunny Side of TownHi All, Mark here.With Yom Kippur over and Eric returned to the City, I started this week ready for my first extended stretch in months without company on the farm. I resolved with great energy to make dramatic progress on organizing EVERYTHING.Tuesday, I managed a packed office schedule, plus made progress on mucking the barn and harvesting vegetables. Tuesday night and Wednesday morning I finished updating a several-weeks-overdue chapter of a legal treatise. I followed that with a big feed run (for the critters and me). To be super-efficient, late Wednesday I consolidated two vaccinations (COVID and RSV) into a single drug store visit, and got back to the farm before dusk.Chores that evening went well. After shooing most of the turkeys into their side of the barn through the north door, and heading the sheep off from following the turkeys in to devour their grain, I noticed a blue slate hen outside the east door, strangely immobile.As I approached, I saw that a single length of twine had gotten wrapped around one ankle and several toes, and then around the other ankle. The strand connecting her legs acted like shackles. Unable to advance a single leg independently, she just stood still.Catching her was easy, the rest of the rescue much tougher. Kneeling, I clutched the hen to my chest as she struggled against me. As my right hand held her foot, my left hand carefully sawed through the twine with a pocket knife. Several times, as I tried to wield the knife without cutting her, she broke free. When she did, a large tom began attacking her because she moved so strangely. For all their wonderful qualities, turkeys tend to attack and kill any of their flock who move erratically or otherwise appear to be sick.Ultimately I disentangled her, but I feared that she might have sprained a foot in one of the breakout attempts, making her vulnerable to further attack. She walked gingerly at first, but when I returned from feeding the sheep 20 minutes later, she was moving so normally I couldn't pick her out from flock. I was elated, energized by my success.My energy lasted until I was overtaken by headache, chills, and fatigue late that evening. I regretted getting both vaccinations at once. By Thursday morning I was too weak to carry the newly purchased 50 lb. feed sacks from the car to the barn. I recalled George Atkinson, a retired Livingston dairy farmer, telling us how he had no choice but to milk his cows when he had the flu. Shivering with fever, he would alternatively milk and stick his head out the barn door to vomit. I thought: "George was a stronger man than I."As my energy plummeted, so did my mood. I ruminated about Ukraine, the looming government shutdown, the coming presidential election. I worried about a big check, "in the mail" for the last month, that had not yet arrived. Then, with my head still throbbing Thursday afternoon, Macho Matt linked me to a New York Times article about Germantown (["Germantown, N.Y.: An Upstate Haven That Beckons Creatives"])(https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/27/realestate/germantown-upstate-ny.html?). Its principal message bummed me out. The backwater I moved to some 23 years ago is now a trendy magnet destination. Having come here to get away from it all, it seems that the "all", celebrities and luxury goods included, has caught up with me.The article flashed me back to shopping with my late partner, Peter, at Marder's, a garden center near our former Sag Harbor "country" home. Dressed in gardening duds rather than the gauzy summer whites featured by most fellow shoppers, we were often mistaken for the help. When a fancy dame imperiously asked "Take these plants out to my car, please," it was a signal moment, helping us realize we did not feel so at home in the Hamptons and should consider moving upstate.To be sure, articles like the one in the Times, meant to appeal to property shoppers from the City, could be written, changing only names and a few details, about dozens of Hudson Valley hamlets. Still, I wondered whether Germantown would soon become too Hamptons-like for me. I happily buy artisanal cheeses and fresh baguettes at Otto's Market. It sure beats the messy store, four iterations ago, I found upon moving here, with produce choice as minimal as the corner bodega where my grandmother shopped in Washington Heights. But Main Street is distinctly up-market. We've got designer goods at what a neighbor calls the Hundred Dollar store, but no place that sells fresh meats or fish, no drug store, no basic hardware. A recent New Yorker cartoon summed up the feeling. Two city visitors phoning from a "Weekend Upstate" main street: "There's four antique stores, three quirky cafés, one shop that sells only socks and another that only sells socks and maple syrup, and nothing opens until noon."Also, I'm glad that the hostility we faced from some quarters as the first gay couple on our street has become less acceptable in a more racially, ethnically and sexually diverse community. But I have no particular desire to live in "Gaymen Town," as one interviewee dubbed it.As my health and mood have recovered, my concerns about this article have diminished. First, I have to acknowledge being part of the very Hamptonization I'm complaining about, by moving here with my city tastes. Gentrifiers don't get to freeze time at their arrival. Also, I think there's too much territory, and too much of a real non-resort economy in the Hudson Valley, for glitzy City culture to completely overwhelm the local one. With old and new populations so evenly balanced, the Democrats running for Town Board tout their collaboration with their Republican fellow board members to solve local problems -- refreshingly different from the take-no-prisoners polarization in Congress.After all our recent rain, I'm looking at the sunny side. Overall, Germantown seems in a pretty good place, and I intend to stick around.WHAT'S AVAILABLE THIS WEEKIn the red meat department, recently back from the processor, frozen lamb:Butterflied legs of lamb $16/lb Rib or Loin chops (packs of 2) $14/lb Small racks of lamb $14/lb Riblets (breast of lamb) $8/lb Lamb shanks (packs of 2) $12/lbIn the greens department:Swiss chard: $3/baggreen zucchini, $1 each Green bell peppers: $1 each Frying peppers: 2 for $1 Jalapeno peppers: 3 for $1 Small hot chili peppers 6 for $1 Horseradish root: $2/lb. Sorrel: $3/bag Spearmint and regular mint $.75 a bunch Garlic chives $.75 a bunch Green Shiso leaves 10 for $1 (10 cents each)In the yellow and white palette: Eggs: $6/dozenWHAT ELSE IS AVAILABLE THIS WEEK - AN 1878 SQUARE GRAND PIANO FREEThat's right folks, I have finally as of July 27 received a Department of Environmental Conservation permit to transfer this antique piano, with its ivory keys. It has a venerable history and I want to find it a good home. You'd just need to come get it. Please email me at markscherzer@gmail.com or call at 917-544-6464 if you'd like to make it yours.RESERVING YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEYTURKEY RESERVATION FORM 2023 TURKANA FARMS, LLC 110 Lasher Ave Germantown, NY 12526 farm@turkanafarms.com 917-544-6464 Name__________________________ e-mail__________________________________ Address________________________________________ Phone__________________ Please check here if you would like to receive email offerings in season:______________HERITAGE BREED TURKEYS: This year we are raising Holland Whites, Chocolates and Blue Slates, which will range from 7 to 18 lbs. Fed on organic feed, pastured all day once they get big enough to go out, protected on perching bars all night. Slaughtered the Sunday or Monday before Thanksgiving, delivered fresh, not frozen, in Lower Manhattan, at points along the Taconic Parkway, or at the farm. $12 lb plus $5 off premises pick up fee. Note: These sell out early.Number desired: ___________ Approx. weight ________ Pick up place: ___at the farm; ___Lower Manhattan___a point along the Taconic Parkway Please send a deposit of $40 per bird to hold your reservation to Turkana Farms, 110 Lasher Ave., Germantown, NY, 12526. Make check out to Turkana Farms, LLC.(Yes this luddite farm still uses checks). The balance due will be paid at the time of the pick up.FARM PICKUPS:Email us your order at farm@turkanafarms.com, and let us know when you'd like to pick up your order. It will be put out for you on the side screened porch of the farmhouse (110 Lasher Ave., Germantown) in a bag. You can leave cash or a check in the now famous pineapple on the porch table. Because I'm now here full time, we're abandoning regular pick-up times. Let us know when you want your order any day between 10 and 5, and unless there are unusual circumstances we'll be able to ready it to your convenience. If you have questions, don't hesitate to call or text at 917-544-6464 or email.HEAR OUR SHOWIf you'd enjoy hearing these bulletins out loud instead of reading them, we broadcast them on Robin Hood Radio, the nation's smallest NPR station. You can find it on FM 91.9, AM 1020, WBSL-FM 91.7 "The Voice of Berkshire School" or streaming on the web at www.robinhoodradio.com, where podcasts of past broadcasts are also available under the title AgriCulture in the "On Demand" section. FM 91.7 "The Voice of Berkshire School"can be heard from just south of Pittsfield to the CT border. You can hear the station on WHDD FM 91.9 from Ashley Falls, MA down through the Cornwalls and in NY from just south of Hillsdale down to Dover Plains. You can hear the station on AM1020 from Stockbridge, MA to Kent and from Poughkeepsie to Pawling to Kent, Goshen, Torrington, Norfolk, and Ashley. Recently added for those in the Route 22 corridor from Ancram down to Pawling is FM frequency 97.5 And of course you can listen in our own neighborhood of Southwestern Columbia and Northwestern Dutchess County, where it is being broadcast from Annandale on Hudson, 88.1 FM.FOLLOW USThe bulletins may also now be found in written form on line as well, at the Germantown, NY, portal ofhttp://imby.com/germantown/userblogs/agriculture-turkana-farms/

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George Atkinson still lives in the same house on Locust Place where he was born in 1927. In this episode he shares memories and historical anecdotes spanning nine decades, recounting the city's changes through the Great Depression, World War 2, the economic doldrums of the 70s and 80s, and eventual renaissance. George talks about the factories that employed his father and brothers, two plane crashes on Mt. Beacon that shocked city residents, how it felt to ride the old incline railway and more. And he grapples with the meaning of “progress” as Beacon absorbs new residents and revenues. A must-listen for any fan of local history.

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the Las Vegas Raiders to the table for discussion. 

It's one on five as George Atkinson walks into the hornets nest to take on all five Arrowhead Allies.

Former Raider George Atkinson joins Papa & Lund to discuss the Hall of Fame & the significance of Cliff Branch being inductedSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Raider George Atkinson joins Papa & Lund to discuss the Hall of Fame & the significance of Cliff Branch being inductedSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Would Aaron Rodgers retire after this season? l Onsides/Offsides l George Atkinson, former Oakland Raiders safety See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

George Atkinson joined Zach to discuss his memories of playing under John Madden and the impact of Madden's legacy on the game of football.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

George Atkinson and Randy Cross joined Steven, Lo and Whitey to share their memories on John Madden.  Later, the guys listen to one of Maddens calls involving Lo Neal. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Raiders safety and Super Bowl champion George Atkinson joined The Roast to talk about his memories playing for the legendary John Madden. George touched on what made Coach Madden so special to play for and how he was truly ahead of his time in regards to his greatness. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Rivalry of the https://pigskindispatch.com/(searchresults)?q2=%22Oakland%20Raiders%22 (Oakland Raiders) and https://pigskindispatch.com/(searchresults)?q2=%22Pittsburgh%20Steelers%22 (Pittsburgh Steelers) was intense enough until a series of events took it to new heights in legal matters between Safety George Atkinson1 and Head Coach https://pigskindispatch.com/(searchresults)?q2=%22Chuck%20Noll%22 (Chuck Noll). Join us for the details of this turbulent scandal in football history We are very thankful, honored, and humbled to be placed in the top spot of American Football History Podcasts by https://blog.feedspot.com/american_football_history_podcasts/ (Feedspot.com!) it is you the listeners and our fantastic expert guests that take us to these heights. Thank you! Miss our football by the day of the year podcasts, well don't because they can still be found at the https://pigskindispatch.com/ (Pigskin Dispatch website). Come join us at the https://pigskindispatch.com/ (Pigskin Dispatch website) to see even more Positive football news! Sign up to get daily football history headlines in your email inbox @ https://pigskindispatch.com/home/Email-subscriber (Email-subscriber) Go to https://my.captivate.fm/SportsHistoryNetwork.com/Row1 (SportsHistoryNetwork.com/Row1 )for access to the full Row One catalog for gallery prints and gift items. Plus, get a 15% discount off all prints on the Row One Pictorem Gallery with coupon code SHN15. Get a free one week subscription to Newspapers.com by visiting http://SportsHistoryNetwork.com/newspapers (SportsHistoryNetwork.com/newspapers). And with a paid subscription, you'll also be helping to support the production of this and other Sports History Network shows.  We also feature great music by Mike and Gene Monroe along with Jason Neff & great graphics from time to time from the folks at http://www.gridiron-uniforms.com/GUD/controller/controller.php?action=main (Gridiron-Uniform Database). Want more Sports History delivered to your ears, come see this podcast and many more at the https://sportshistorynetwork.com/ (Sports History Network - The Headquarters of Sports' Yesteryear!) We would like to thank the https://footballfoundation.org/ (National Football Foundation), https://www.profootballhof.com/players/ (Pro Football Hall of Fame), https://www.onthisday.com/ (On this day.com) and https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ (Pro Football Reference) Websites for the information shared with you today. Support this podcast

When it comes to great teams in Raiders history, many teams come to mind. Between the 70's and 80's, the Oakland Raiders were the winningest team in all of professional sports. However no team epitomized the Oakland Raiders quite like the team of 1976. No team was as crazy off the field, especially with their owner's approval. No team struck quite as much fear into opposing teams on the field. Al Davis and John Madden had a great philosophy for running their team: You can be who you are off the field as long as you win on Sunday. This meant many practices with hangovers, late nights before games, and whatever antics the players brought with them. It also meant a lot of wins. Leading the team at quarterback was Ken "the Snake" Stabler, known for his 4th quarter comebacks and off the field antics. Though not in the typical sense of the word, Stabler was a true leader who had the respect of his teammates and opponents alike. Stabler was blessed with a great set of targets to throw to. Hall of Famer, Fred Biletnikoff, was the prototype hard-nosed possession receiver, while tight end Dave Casper, also a Hall of Famer, was always a big clutch play waiting to happen. However, most teams feared the speedy deep ball artist, Cliff Branch, even more than Casper and Biletnikoff. The offense was also fueled by a great offensive line. Art Shell, Gene Upshaw, and Dave Dalby made up arguably the best left side of any offensive line in the history of the game. This line made life easy for running backs like Clarence Davis and Mark Van Eeghen. The defense struck fear into all opposing offenses. Jack "the Assassin" Tatum and George Atkinson made the hardest hitting safety duo in the game's history, while Hall of Famer Willie Brown and Skip Thomas, a.k.a. Dr. Death, made one of the best cornerback duos ever. As if that secondary wasn't enough, Hall of Famer Ted "the Mad Stork" Hendricks and Phil Villapiano made a linebacking corp no team looked forward to facing. It was also the Raiders first year with the late John Matuszak at defensive end, a giant who was a crazy on the field as he was off of it. The Raiders dominated the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl XI. Oakland's offense put up 32 points, led by the stellar performance of Super Bowl MVP, Fred Biletnikoff. Meanwhile, the Vikings offense was shut out in the first half and managed 14 points in the second half. The Raiders defense showed up in full force as rookie receiver Sammie White found out when Jack Tatum and Skip Thomas knocked his helmet off with a vicious hit. The Oakland Raiders of 1976 were the most feared team of all. They had seven Hall of Famers (if you include John Madden) and quite a few more players who should be in there. They were and still are the true epitome of the Silver and Black.

George Atkinson,  Award winning writer and Director for the short film "Grace" . Be looking for George to create great works in the future! Today we had a great chat

Conor Tallon and the Crawford Gallery's Assistant Curator Michael Waldron celebrate this week'sWORK OF THE WEEK… cos it's a kind of homecoming, like!Sun sets over a maritime city, as river waters ripple in the wake of a seagoing vessel. Like the tide itself, Paddle Steamer Entering the Port of Cork (1842) is all about comings and goings.Approaching Cork by water was once much more commonplace than today and it was a sight that artist George Mounsey Wheatley Atkinson (1806-1884) knew well. A native of Cobh, he grew up in Cork Harbour and spent his early career at sea as a ship's carpenter. Upon his return, he became Government Surveyor of Shipping and Emigrants, as well as a self-taught painter.In this warm and welcoming painting, the artist depicts a paddle steamer making its way upriver to the Port of Cork. The historic Bonded Warehouses may be picked out at the centre of the scene, while dozens of masts break the skyline on both channels of the river, emphasising the importance of the harbour to the city's commerce, prosperity, and identity.Flanking the river on either side, the church steeples of St Anne's, Shandon and St Patrick's (right) and old St Fin Barre's Cathedral and city hall (left) can be readily identified. The fine offices of the St George Steam Packet Company (Penrose House) can also be glimpsed between moored vessels at Penrose Quay (centre right).Wherever you may be this festive season, we wish you all safe harbour, fair winds and following seas.Paddle Steamer Entering the Port of Cork (1842) is featured in STATIO BENE: Art and Ireland's Maritime Haven until April 2021. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Conor Tallon spoke to Dr Michael Waldron from the Crawford Gallery about the week's work of the week:George Atkinson's Shannon Scheme No. 2: The Culvert, 1929, etching on paper, 45.5 x 50.4 cm. Presented, 2015.We're all about forward motion with this WORK OF THE WEEK!Shannon Scheme No. 2: The Culvert (1929) is one of a series of etchings by George Atkinson in the collection that document Ireland's major civil engineering project of the 1920s.Begun in 1925, construction of the Shannon Hydro-Electric Scheme at Ardnacrusha, County Clare was completed within seven years of the formation of the Irish Free State. A potent symbol of independence and modernity, it also generated huge employment and interest from the public and artists alike, including George Atkinson and Seán Keating.Derived from drawings the artist made on site c.1927, Atkinson's series – which also includes Shannon Scheme No. 1: Keeper Mountain and Shannon Scheme No. 3: The Excavations – had been commissioned by the Irish government. Collectively they demonstrate the sheer scale and ambition of the project, which would see the formation of the ESB and culminate in the harnessing of Ireland's longest river. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Interviews with former Raiders legend George Atkinson and the Broncos second all-time leading sack leader Simon Fletcher

Irish get blown out 72-51 and show some serious holes against Maryland. Notre Dame appears to be stuck at 15 and destined for the Camping World Bowl. Tragedy strikes the Notre Dame family as George Atkinson passes away at 27. This horrible news is just more in the long line of bad news to strike for the 2012 roster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Irish get blown out 72-51 and show some serious holes against Maryland. Notre Dame appears to be stuck at 15 and destined for the Camping World Bowl. Tragedy strikes the Notre Dame family as George Atkinson passes away at 27. This horrible news is just more in the long line of bad news to strike for the 2012 roster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Raiders team historian Jerry Knaak sits down with former defensive back George Atkinson to talk about the passing of Raiders legend and Hall of Famer Willie Brown.

Guest Bio:Jordan Romero is an American mountain climber who, on May 22, 2010, became the youngest person to climb Mount Everest. He was 13 years 10 months 10 days old when he reached the summit. Romero was accompanied by his father Paul Romero, his step-mother Karen Lundgren, and three Sherpas, Ang Pasang Sherpa, Lama Dawa Sherpa, and Lama Karma Sherpa. The previous record for youngest to climb Everest was held by Ming Kipa of Nepal who was 15 years old when she reached the summit in 2003. He was inspired to climb the tallest mountains of each continent when he saw a painting in the hallway of his school that had the seven continents' highest mountains. He climbed the Vinson Massif in December 2011, breaking the record of George Atkinson being the youngest climber in the world to complete the Seven Summits, at the age of 15 years, 5 months, 12 days. It is likely that, barring changes in national policies, Romero's record will remain unbeaten, as Nepal does not issue licences for under-16s to climb Everest, and subsequent to Romero's ascent, China introduced similar restrictions on the Tibetan side.

11/15/2018 34th Annual Houston Interfaith Thanksgiving Service Theme: "Care for Creation" Leading up to the 2019 Rothko Chapel Symposium on Climate Change, the 34th Annual Houston Interfaith Thanksgiving Service will focus on the environment. Leaders and members of nine different faith communities across the city will come together to share prayers, readings, chants and reflections on the theme of “care for creation.” This year's service will include Baha'i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jain, Jewish, Muslim, Sikh, and Zoroastrian traditions. A reception follows the program. The service started 34 years ago in response to the bombing of a storefront mosque. After helping to raise money to support the mosque's repairs, the Annual Thanksgiving Service co-founders George Atkinson and Garland Pohl wanted to find a way for different faith organizations to come together, as thanksgiving is a common value shared by all the major world religions. Initially, participants represented Judaism, Islam and Christianity, but within three years, Buddhists, Sikhs, Zoroastrians, Baha’i, Hindus and Jains joined the service. The creation of the event is a milestone in the development of interfaith dialogue in Houston. Participants: Nazli Masrour and Shahpour Masrour, Baha’i Faith Venerable Rong Tong and Charlene Chuang, Texas Buddhist Association Rev. William Lucas and Rev. Carol Bruse, West University United Methodist Church (Christian) Acharyaa (Dr.) Kavita Vachaknavee and Dr. Harish Chandra, Arya Samaj Greater Houston (Hindu) Samani Kanchan Pragya and Samani Pranav Pragya, JVB Preksha Meditation Center Houston (Jain) Rabbi Ariel Sholklapper and Rabbi Sarah Fort, Congregation Beth Yeshurun (Jewish) Mubarak Oladejo and Shazia Ashraf, Islamic Society of Greater Houston Professor Sukhchain Singh and Amrik Singh, The Sikh National Center of Greater Houston Ervad Yazad Sidhwa and Vehista Kaikobad, Zoroastrian Association of Houston Houston Interfaith Thanksgiving Service Committee: George Atkinson, United Methodist Riaz Masrour, Baha'i Beth Kulkarni, Hindu Alok Jain, Jain Vehishta Kaikobad, Zoroastrian Charlene Chuang, Buddhist Garland Pohl, Catholic

Raiders Team Historian Jerry Knaak talks with former Raiders S George Atkinson about his his life with the Silver and Black.

33rd Annual Houston Interfaith Thanksgiving Service "Helping Each Other" Leaders and members of nine different faiths across the city offered prayers of thanksgiving and read sacred texts on thankfulness. A reception followed the program. The service started 33 years ago in response to the bombing of a storefront mosque. After helping to raise money to support the mosque's repairs, the Annual Thanksgiving Service co-founders George Atkinson and Garland Pohl wanted to find a way for different faith organizations to come together, as thanksgiving is a common value shared by all the major world religions. Initially, participants represented Judaism, Islam and Christianity, but within three years, Buddhists, Sikhs, Zoroastrians, Baha’i, Hindus and Jains joined the service. The creation of the event is a milestone in the development of interfaith dialogue in Houston. Participants in this year's service included representatives from Houston Baha’i Center, Texas Buddhist Association, Arya Samaj Greater Houston, JVB Preksha Meditation Center Houston, Congregation Or Ami, Islamic Society of Greater Houston, The Sikh National Center of Greater Houston, Zoroastrian Association of Houston, and Faith Lutheran Church.

TOPICS: Segment #1: Raiders 2017 Free Agency Review Raider Greg reviews players the Raiders have lost to free agency, plus players we have acquired. Segment #2: NFL owners vote to approve relocation of Raiders to Las Vegas Raider Greg gives his personal feelings on this decision, and talks about differing feelings of other fans. We also hear interviews with former Raiders players, media, and others. This includes Greg Papa, Tom Flores, Amy Trask, Bill Romanowski, Colin Cowherd, Jack Del Rio, Rich Gannon, George Atkinson, Marquette King, Jim Plunkett, and Tim Brown. Segment #3: Raider Nation “Boneline” Call-in Segment 01. Raider Steve from Vegas 02. Cali from the south Raider 03. Johnnie Utah 04. Raider Jakes from Conrad, Montana 05. Westside Pirate 06. ObiWan Raider 07. The 360 Raider from Bellingham, Washington 08. Houston Raider Steve 09. Raider Joe in Rochester, NY 10. Pennsylvania Raider 11. Bandido - Join our forum at: http://www.raidernationpodcast.com/forum - Subscribe free in iTunes - Visit our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/raidernationpodcast Music credit: Back in Black by AC-DC; Roll Out by Ludicris, The Raiders by Sam Spence; Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood. Available in the iTunes store. Running time: 2:38:06

Merry Christmas! Raiders Legends Jim Otto, Willie Brown, Mike Haynes, Ted Hendricks, George Atkinson, Otis Sistrunk, Phil Villapiano, TJ Carrie & Grandma Boots join us for a unforgettable Christmas Bash!!!! RaiderLife.com Twitter | @RaiderLifePod Facebook | www.facebook.com/RaiderLifePodcast Special Thanks, Jim Otto Willie Brown Mike Haynes Ted Hendricks George Atkinson Otis Sistrunk Phil Villapiano TJ Carrie Grandma Boots Santa Claus Raider Life Listeners

This annual service brings together leaders and members of nine faiths including Judaism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Sikhism, Zoroastrianism, Baha’i Faith, Hinduism and Jainism to offer prayers of thanksgiving and read sacred texts on thankfulness. This year, the theme of the service is “Building Relationships,” which was inspired by Mayor Sylvester Turner, who said of Houston, "In this city, we do not build walls, we build relationships. We recognize that in our diversity is our strength." All are welcome. A reception follows the program. Participating Communities Include: Covenant Church Congregation Emanu El Houston Islamic Society of Greater Houston The Bahai’s of Houston Jade Buddha Temple/Texas Buddhist Association Zoroastrian Association of Houston Arya Samaj Greater Houston JVB Preksha Meditation Center Houston The Sikh National Center of Greater Houston This annual event was organized by the following committee members: George Atkinson, United Methodist Ajit Giani, Baha'i Beth Kulkarni, Hindu Phyllis harris, Jewish Swatantra Jain, Jain Vehishta Kaikobad, Zoroastrian Judy Jeng. Buddhist Garland Pohl, Catholic

Cedrick Hardman is an American TREASURE with an INCREDIBLE story. He shares his unlikely success story from Houston, Texas to the Bay and finally Hollywood! One of the fiercest DE's the NFL has ever seen! We also check in with George Atkinson and see how it felt to see his boy score a 53 yard rushing TD in preseason week 1. We conclude by recapping the Snakes HOF Induction with Alexa Stabler! IMPORTANT DATES August 18 Pre Season Game 2 @ Green Bay Ask Charlie a Question | RaiderLife.com Add Charlie on Facebook | facebook.com/RaiderLifePodcast Follow Us on Twitter | @RaiderLifePod Follow Us on Instagram | @RaiderLifePodcast Call Toll Free and Leave a Message | 201-677-8089 Special Thanks to, Cedrick Hardman George Atkinson Alexa Stabler Cliff Branch The Violator

Happy Father's Day 2016 Raider Nation!!! We bring it in with the Soul Patrol! First we have Raiders LEGEND George Atkinson followed by Alonzo Thomas, son of Raiders Legend Alonzo 'Skip' Thomas aka Dr. Death! We follow with Ask the Nation where we check in with the NJ Boosters and Southern Alliance coming hot off the Bash in Biloxi! Rest in Peace to Raider Ron Rickard and all those we lost in Orlando. IMPORTANT DATES June 18th - NJ Booster Club x Lakewood Blueclaws MiLB Event August 5th-7th Ken Stabler HOF Induction Canton, Ohio Ask Charlie a Question | RaiderLife.com Add Charlie on Facebook | facebook.com/RaiderLifePodcast Follow Us on Twitter | @RaiderLifePod Follow Us on Instagram | @RaiderLifePodcast Call Toll Free and Leave a Message | 201-677-8089 Special Thanks to, George Atkinson Alonzo Thomas Cliff Branch Terri Russell Jersey Shore Raiders Booster Club Phil Villapiano All the FATHERS who stuck around to raise their kids right.

TOPICS: Segment #1: "Raider Nation not sure what to think of first Free Agency Moves" We lost Veldheer, Houston and Jennings. We almost signed Saffold to a big contract, then he fails his physical. We sign Justin Tuck, Lamarr Woodley, Antonio Smith, Tarell Brown, and Usama Young. What do you think of these developments? Does Reggie have a good plan? Many Raiders fans are unhappy. Some are supportive and ask for patience. Raider Greg is flipped out. We hear Raider Greg's opinions plus a few interviews first aired on the Raiders flagship station 95.7 "The Game". We hear from new Raiders Justin Tuck and Lamarr Woodley. We also hear from Raiders LB Sio Moore and get his feelings on these new teammates. We also hear the opinion of former Raiders great George Atkinson as well as ESPN's Stephen A. Smith. Segment #2: “The Boneline” Voicemail Segment You can call in to the Boneline and get on the podcast yourself. Toll-Free 1-800-620-7181. Try to keep your call around 2-3 minutes long. If we get a lot of calls we may not be able to air all of them, so make them good. Preference may be given to first time callers. Sorry if your call is not aired. Please call back to get on another show. This week’s callers: 01. Pennsylvania Raider 02. Raider Nation Joe 03. Raider Slim 04. Moneyman has Spoken Raider 05. Raider Grant in the 503 06. 360 Raider in Bellingham, Washington 07. The Singing Raider 08. Raider T-Bone 09. Raider RJ from East Whittier 10. Raider Sid “The Desert Raider” 11. LV Raider (wants a moratorium on Raider hate) 12. Raider Loon from El Centro, California 13. Obi-Wan Raider from Houston, Texas 14. Matty Raider from Albany, New York 15. Matty Raider happy about Justin Tuck 16. Bandido 17. McFadden’s #20 Jersey wearer - Join our forum at: http://www.raidernationpodcast.com/forum - Subscribe free in iTunes - Visit our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/raidernationpodcast Music credit: The Raiders by Sam Spence; Back in Black by AC-DC; Roll Out (My Business) by Ludicris; Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood Available in the iTunes store. Running time - 1:48:24

Episode #82 - 10/11/12 Raiders legends event at the Sheraton Hotel in Atlanta the night before the Raiders played the Falcons. Autograph signing and social event, which was followed by a roundtable session. That was followed by a Raiders rally party which we will cover in our next video coming out soon. Raider Greg interviewed Raiders legends George Atkinson and Ted Hendricks. He also spoke with the president of the Atlanta Raiders booster club Clint Gharib. You can visit their website here: http://www.atlraiderfans.com/ Here is an interview with Clint on "Behind the Shield" from March 2010: http://www.raiders.com/media-vault/videos/Behind-the-Shield-Online-March-17/a69e8985-bcfd-4f44-b2c9-e45d7d252e76

Episode 79 - 10/14/12 Oakland Raiders @ Atlanta Falcons - Raider Nation Invades Atlanta The pregame tailgate party hosted by the Atlanta Raiders Booster Club. The party began at 9am in Centennial Olympic Park, just a few blocks from the Georgia Dome. The Raiders led at halftime, but the Falcons took a late 7 point lead. The Raiders tied the game 20-20 with only 40 seconds remaining, but that was enough for the Falcons to get in position for a game winning 55 yard field goal. A disappointing yet exciting game for Raider Nation, and it does give us reason to believe our team is headed in the right direction. We will be posting more video from this weekend, including the Saturday night Altanta Boosters party, interviews with Raiders legends George Atkinson and Ted Hendricks, and more.....with your host Raider Greg.

TOPICS: Segment #1: "Rest in peace Raiders legend Skip Thomas" A quick segment honoring the passing of Skip Thomas, who passed away on Sunday July 24th of a heart attack. A member of the "Soul Patrol" along with Jack Tatum and George Atkinson, Skip wore the silver and black from 1972 to 1977. Rest in peace Skip. Segment #2: "The NFL Lockout is finally over!" The owners voted 31-0 to approve their new CBA proposal. The Raiders abstained from the vote due to "philosophical differences". The players association agreed and signed yesterday. Raider Nation is excited. The season can finally get under way! Segment #3: "The Next Steps: What do the Raiders need to do to get to the next level?" Now that the lockout is over, many things must get done in less than a week. Free agent signings, free agent acquisitions, start of training camp. What must the Raiders do to move to the next level? What do we need to do to get under the new salary cap? Should we try to keep Nnamdi Asomugha? Can we afford to? Should we go after any free agents? Do you think Al Davis will come up with a big deal on a new player? Raider Greg gives his opinions. Segment #4: The Boneline (our toll-free voicemail line) 1-800-620-7181 Here are this week's callers: 01. Houston Raider Steve 02. Loudog from Riverside, California 03. OC Raider from Orange County, California 04. Raider Travelito from Ivanhoe, California 05. The Surface Raider from the UK 06. The Nature Boy, Raider Josh 07. Raider Sambo from Stillwater, Oklahoma You too can call in to the Boneline and get on the podcast yourself. Toll-Free 1-800-620-7181. Try to keep your call around 2-3 minutes long. If we get a lot of calls we may not be able to air all of them, so make them good. Preference may be given to first time callers. Sorry if your call is not aired. Please call back to get on another show. Running time - 41:47