Podcast appearances and mentions of George Barber

Released on Wednesday 29th November 2023. Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman and Connor Thorpe present over three hours of the greatest, most iconic and funniest moments of the programme to celebrate its fifth anniversary, alongside George Barber, Ben Collins, Callum Cheswick, Andy Gordon, George Sanderson and Rob Green. Eternal thanks go to graphic designer Hannah Carr, all our guests over the years, and all the bands and artists kind enough to let us use their music for the show.

Recorded live on Wednesday 8th November 2023. Joseph Hadfield presents full live commentary of Handsworth v Eccleshill United in the second round of the JCP NCEL League Cup from the Express Worktops Stadium. Josh Chapman reviews Sheffield Utd v Wolves and looks ahead to Brighton; George Barber reviews Bristol City v Sheffield Wed and previews Millwall, and Ben Collins reacts to Chesterfield v Portsmouth in the FA Cup first round.

Jared Weems is a Florida based custom bike builder that focuses exclusively on vintage Triumph builds via Weems Motor Co. and just won the People's Choice Award for his '56 Drag Bike during the Vahna Motorcycle Show at the Isle of Triumph. During the interview which took place on-site at the Isle of Triumph, Weems discusses drag racing technique and building a '52 Triumph inspired by a famous David Mann painting. Episode Links:Instagram: @WeemsMotorCo.TampaWeems Website: WeemsMotorCo.comMr.C's Band Music Video: Ride My Triumph (YouTube) Triumph News: Elvis Buys Motorcycles for Memphis MafiaTriumph News: Thruxton Final EditionFree MSF eCourse: TriumphRider.comEvents Schedule: TriumphOnTour.comFor The Ride theme song by Sam PaceFor The Ride podcast produced by Hisonni Johnson

Broadcast on Wednesday 27th September 2023. The recording skips at several points due to the weather conditions affecting the equipment. Joseph Hadfield presents Football Forum Live and provides live coverage of Handsworth v Knaresborough Town in the NCEL Premier Division from the Express Worktops Stadium, with full, uninterrupted commentary. Josh Chapman and Callum Cheswick review Sheffield Utd's 8-0 defeat to Newcastle Utd, with Rob Green, and preview West Ham Utd v Sheffield Utd. George Barber reviews Sheffield Wed's 3-0 defeat at Swansea and previews Sheffield Wed v Sunderland. Ben Collins also gives his thoughts on Chesterfield. The local round-up is also included.

Recorded on Wednesday 16th August 2023. Joseph Hadfield and George Barber, with Callum Cheswick on voice notes, review the latest action involving Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed. Plus the all-new local round-up, another round of new look Unpredictable along with the Wildcard, and previews of Nottingham Forest v Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed v Preston.

Recorded on Wednesday 9th August 2023. Joseph Hadfield and Callum Cheswick, with George Barber on voice notes, kick off the new series of Football Forum, reviewing the latest action involving Sheffield Wed, and discussing Sander Berge and Iliman Ndiaye leaving Sheffield Utd. Plus the all-new local round-up, a new look Unpredictable along with the Wildcard, and previews of Sheffield Utd v Crystal Palace and Hull v Sheffield Wed. Thanks to Chris Sharples for deputising as the voice of the show.

Recorded on Thursday 22nd June 2023. Joseph Hadfield and George Barber react to Monday night's news that manager Darren Moore has left Sheffield Wednesday after two and a quarter years in charge.

Recorded on Thursday 1st June 2023. Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman, Connor Thorpe, Callum Cheswick, Ben Collins and George Barber present the final episode of the fifth series of Football Forum, as they react to Barnsley v Sheffield Wed in the League One play-off final and look back on Sheffield Utd, Sheffield Wed and Chesterfield's season, while looking ahead to the summer. There's also our highlights of the series, and the final standings of Unpredictable are revealed.

Recorded on Sunday 28th May 2023. Joseph Hadfield and George Barber preview the 2023 League One play-off final between Barnsley and Sheffield Wednesday.

Recorded on Wednesday 10th May 2023. Joseph Hadfield and George Barber review the latest action involving Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed, featuring Callum Cheswick and Ben Collins on voice notes. Plus the local round-up, Unpredictable, and a preview of Peterborough v Sheffield Wed in the first leg of the League One play-off semi-final.

Recorded on Thursday 27th April 2023. Joseph Hadfield and Josh Chapman review the latest action involving Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed, featuring George Barber and Callum Cheswick on voice notes and Jed Penberthy on Exeter, with extended discussion on Sheffield Utd's FA Cup semi-final and whether the Blades sealed automatic promotion to the Premier League. Plus the local round-up, Unpredictable along with the Wildcard, and previews of Sheffield Utd v Preston and Shrewsbury v Sheffield Wed. Thanks to the Dronfield Genquip Band for their rendition of ‘Abide With Me'.

Recorded on Wednesday 19th April 2023. Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman, Callum Cheswick and Ben Collins present the 200th episode of Football Forum, featuring George Barber on voice notes and Jed Penberthy on Exeter. Reviews of the latest action involving Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed, plus the local round-up, Unpredictable along with the Wildcard, extended previews of Sheffield Utd's FA Cup semi-final with Manchester City and Sheffield Wed v Exeter, and a quiz question.

Recorded on Wednesday 12th April 2023. Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman and George Barber review the latest action involving Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed. Also featuring the local round-up, Unpredictable along with the Wildcard, and a quiz question.

Erin welcomes musician and actor George Barber to the weight room to discuss lifting weights with football players, pans of Shepards pie and way more character voices than you'd expect when Stanger is out for the week!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Recorded on Wednesday 22nd March 2023. Joseph Hadfield and Callum Cheswick, with George Barber via voice notes, review the latest action involving Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed, plus special guest Radio Lancashire's Adam Cottier gives his take on Sheffield Utd v Blackburn Rovers in the FA Cup quarter final.

Recorded on Thursday 2nd March 2023. Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman and George Barber, review the latest action involving Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed.

Recorded on Wednesay 25th January 2023. Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman and George Barber, with Ben Collins, review the latest action involving Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed.

Recorded on Wednesday 11th January 2023. Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman and George Barber review the FA Cup third round action.

Broadcast on Tuesday 27th December 2022. Joseph Hadfield, Callum Cheswick and George Barber provide live and abridged coverage of Hallam v Handsworth in the NCEL Premier Division from Sandygate. Previews of Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed's games on Thursday night are also included, as well as live reaction from Hallam manager Craig Denton and Handsworth manager Jason Dodsworth. This version has been edited to remove all traces of copyrighted music played via the ground's public address system - and unfortunately, reviews of Sheffield United and Sheffield Wed's Boxing Day games.

Recorded on Wednesday 7th December 2022. Joseph Hadfield, George Barber and George Sanderson - sitting in for Connor Thorpe and Josh Chapman - review Sheffield Wed's games against Shrewsbury, Mansfield and Derby. They also preview Exeter v Sheffield Wed, with Jed Penberthy providing the opposition view and Sheffield Utd v Huddersfield, plus there's the local round-up, with reaction from Hallam FC manager Craig Denton, the quiz question and another round of Unpredictable, featuring a World Cup 'Wildcard'.

WARNING: This episode's audio is heavily distorted due to studio settings we were unaware of and had no control over. Broadcast live on Wednesday 16th November 2022. Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman and George Barber - sitting in for Connor Thorpe - review Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed's games in November, with debutant George Sanderson and photographer Ben Collins. They also preview Sheffield Wed v Shrewsbury, plus there's the local round-up, the quiz question and there's another round of Unpredictable, featuring the 'Wildcard'.

Recorded on Thursday 27th October 2022. Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman and George Barber - sitting in for Connor Thorpe - review Sheffield Utd's games against Stoke, Blackpool, Coventry and Norwich, and Sheffield Wed's games against Lincoln and Bristol Rovers. They also preview West Brom v Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed v Burton, plus there's the local round-up, the quiz question makes a return and there's another round of Unpredictable, featuring the 'Wildcard'.

Recorded on Thursday 6th October 2022. Joseph Hadfield, Josh Chapman and George Barber - sitting in for Connor Thorpe - review Sheffield Utd's games against Swansea, Preston, Birmingham and QPR and Sheffield Wed's games against Morecambe, Ipswich, Wycombe, Port Vale and Plymouth. They also preview Stoke v Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed v Cheltenham, plus Jed Penberthy drops by to chat new Rotherham and former Exeter manager Matt Taylor, Josh runs through September's local round-up, and there's another round of Unpredictable, featuring the 'Wildcard'.

Recorded on Thursday 25th August 2022. Joseph Hadfield, Sunderland expert Andy Gordon, Callum Cheswick - sitting in for Josh Chapman - and debutant George Barber - sitting in for Connor Thorpe - review Sheffield Wed's games against Peterborough, Bolton and Rochdale and Sheffield Utd's games against Sunderland and Blackburn. They also preview Luton v Sheffield Utd and Sheffield Wed v Forest Green, plus Joseph and Andy run through the local round-up, there's another quiz question and another round of Unpredictable, featuring the 'Wildcard'.

George Barber - Head Men's Basketball Coach at Greenville University

George Barber - Head Men's Basketball Coach at Greenville University

George Barber - Head Men's Basketball Coach at Greenville University

George Barber - Head Men's Basketball Coach at Greenville University

George Barber - Head Men's Basketball Coach at Greenville University

This week we have a couple of unusual chats for you. In the first segment, Senior Editor Nic de Sena talks to Arthur Coldwells about the new Ohvale GP2 mini bike. This is a full race machine that is scaled down to work on kart tracks, and yet it is designed to give a rider the full racebike experience. The Ohvale is not a toy and many, many professional racers use one to enhance their skillset and help with their training. The second segment comes to you from the recent Barber Vintage Festival, held annually at Barber Motorsports Park in Leeds Alabama. George Barber himself was kind enough to spare a few minutes to chat about the new Advanced Design Center project that has been created on the top floor of the museum. Ably headed up by Brian Case of Motus Motorcycles fame, George Barber's Design Center is there to encourage and explore design. He has generously outfitted the center with every type of creative and production tool you can imagine, including a couple of high end 3D printing machines, and full clay-modelling capability. Brian Case has already collaborated with ex-Ducati designer Pierre Terblanche and their first project—done remotely with Pierre residing at home in South Africa I might add—is a modern take on the exquisite early 90s Ducati Super Mono, designed at the time by Pierre. The Advanced Design Center is a heck of a project and George Barber is justifiably proud of it. It is there to encourage and explore design, especially with young people who perhaps do not have the means to really explore their ideas or turn them into reality.  If you're a designer with some ideas, please feel free to contact Brian Case at the Barber Advanced Design Center and talk to him about perhaps starting you off, or taking you to the next step in your career. His contact information is below. design@barbermuseum.org  2021 Ohvale GP-2 190 Review

ACRE Data Analytics Coordinator Stuart Norton discusses economic development with Don Erwin, former economic development manager for the Alabama Power Company and vice president of corporate development for Barber Companies. Erwin earned his bachelor of science in economics at the University of Alabama in 1978 and also studied business and German at UAB. He began working for Alabama Power as a writer and editor for training manuals while in college and began working in IT technical support in 1980. He joined the company’s economic development department in 1990 and helped expand the utility's efforts to recruit businesses from Europe, including its coordination with the state in landing Mercedes-Benz US International in 1993. Erwin's role in securing George Barber's Barber Motorsports Park led to him moving to Barber Companies as a member of the executive board with responsibilities for corporate development and government relations in 2002, after almost two years with the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama. While working for Barber's commercial real estate operation, they did a deal in 2005 that resulted in the Innovation Depot, a 140,000 sq. ft. international award-winning incubator that currently houses more than a hundred companies and 1,300 employees in downtown Birmingham. Erwin retired in 2020. Erwin's first novel, Buffalo Hunting in Alabama, draws from his experiences as a corporate recruiter. The book was self-published in 2020.

Episode 2: On this episode, we are joined by Dr. George Barber, Head Coach of the Greenville University Men's Basketball Program. Coach Barber discusses his System Style Offense, scheduling games during the Covid-19 pandemic, and adjustments his teams make to be successful. Coach Barber's Greenville team holds the NCAA Division III record for points in a season with 3,580 total points in 2019-2020. Greenville Men's Basketball team also holds the NCAA Division III Record in points per game average with 135.1 points per game in 2018-2019. Before coming to Greenville College, Coach Barber served as an assistant coach at Bradley University, and an administrative assistant at the University of Kentucky where he was a member of Rick Pitino's staff that won the 1996 national championship team.

It has been awhile since we had a show - we apologize. The basketball season technically started as scheduled on November 6, but not a lot of teams took the court thanks to the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic. So how are those who are playing getting on the floor? This marks the first of three podcasts tackling the challenge of COVID-19 for college across the county in Division III. In the trio of shows, we will talk to those who are playing, who have had seasons canceled, and who are making decisions behind the scenes at institutions. In this first podcast, Dave McHugh chat with two coaches who are currently playing games, Greenville men's coach Dr. George Barber and Hardin-Simmons' women's coach Kendra Hassell. Hear how each program, along with athletic department and institution, is getting their teams on the court in competition. What steps each are taking to play, stay safe from the coronavirus, and even find games to play. We also get a reminder of The System utilized by Barber at Greenville and the experience of playing four Division I programs in just a week. Hoopsville broadcasts from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests are featured on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline. We hope to start live, video, shows sometime in January.

Dr. George Barber, GU Head Men's Basketball Coach joins the Greenville SMART podcast crew (Elaine, Breck, and Deloy). Don't miss the story of the Barber family's trek to Greenville and the campaign announcement from George!

Coach Barber of Greenville University discusses Covid-19 the kids camp he is doing at his church parking lot. Then dives into the questions we all want to know about System Basketball for new coaches. Coach takes us on a great ride all from his Truck in his Church parking lot. To learn more about Coach Barber System you can pick up his instructional video here: https://bit.ly/3hNHFTq You can signup for are free System Basketball Virtual Basketball Clinics here: https://www.systembasketball.com/system-clinics.html Follow us here: Facebook page Twitter Instagram Disclaimer: The links in here are affiliate links and you will pay the same price for them whether you purchase through these links or by going straight to the company website. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/systembasketball/support

Creator of the Zoom "System" Clinics Was a traditional coach running flex and pack it in defense 2001 to 2008. Went to Dribble Drive Motion in 2008-2016 and had much success turned Baldwin Park from 2008-2012 to one of winnigest teams in the San Gabriel Valley. The 2010 Baldwin Park team was historic it went 24-5 and made it to the CIF Quarterfinals in Div 2a. During that season Coach Hart was awarded the Cif Coach of the year award, San Gabriel Valley Tribune Coach of the Year and Coached the All Star Game. That team still holds the record for most wins in a season with 24. Since becoming the Head Coach at Patriot High School in Jurupa Valley California. Coach Hart has built a strong program based upon great shooting, and stingy zone defense. In 2018-2019 the Warriors compiled a great season going 23-8 and making it to the Quarterfinals of CIF Div 4a. That was a school record for most wins in a season and the first time the team had made it that far in 10 years. This past season they followed it up with 16-12 season and had the first back to back winning season in over 8 years. During the Covid-19 pandemic Coach Hart created System Basketball Zoom Clinics with the help from system coaches: Bob Belf moderator of the run and gun yahoo group, Matt Petersen Assistant Coach of Pacific University and Roger DiCarlo Head Coach of San Marcos Girls Team. The System Basketball Zoom Clinics would not be a success without having the experts supporting this as well such as Doug Porter, Dr. George Barber, Gary Smith, Dave Arsenault Jr, Keith Mondillo, Keith Parsons, Andrea Bertini, Justin Lunt, and Lauren Glenn. @SystemHoops systembasketball.com @coachmarchart @Patriothshoops --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

On today's episode: an interview with the actor/director/stage manager Robin Fowler (@robinfowler12 on instagram), in a crowded cafe, which is suddenly a very antiquated practice. What does COVID-19 mean for this show, and my recently re-assembled sense of creative self? Music by George Barber (@georgebarbermusic on instagram)

Episode 418 George Barber is the head basketball coach at Greenville University, a Division III school in Greenville, Ilinois. Prior to his time with Greenville, George was an assistant coach at Bradley University as well as with the University of Kentucky under Rick Pitino, where he was part of a national championship team in 1996.  Competing in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, George's Greenville club in 2018-19 set the NCAA Division III record in scoring offense (135.1 ppg) and led the country in assists per game, steals per game, turnover margin, total assists, three-point field goal attempts, and three-point field goals made. On February 2, 2019, Greenville scored 200 points in a regulation game. Besides his job as a head coach, Barber is also a professor Kinesiology and Sport for Greenville University.  On this episode of the podcast, we talk to Dr. George Barber about his high scoring offense, his time at Kentucky, winning a national championship, scoring 200 points in a game, keeping Christ at the center of his life and why humility is so important to him.  For more, log on to http://SportsSpectrum.com 

w/ George Barber, Genevieve Aichele, Morgan Little & Aidan from Spain.  Theme music: "King Sham" by Morgan Little

Featuring: Mackenzie Keefe, Morgan Little, Malikah McHerrin-Cobb, Jon Pernisek, The Spoon, Max Wallace, Sarah Wrightsman, Steve Hedlund, Becky Holt, & George Barber

   Dr. George Barber, Greenville University Head Coach; In 2019 season, set the NCAA Division III record in scoring offense (135.1 ppg); also, in 2019, led the country in: assist per game, steals per game, turnover margin, total assists, 3pt FG attempts, 3pt FG made, total steals, offensive rebounds per game, turnovers forced, total rebounds per game; in 2018, set the NCAA record for total points scored in a season (3528 in 28 games); 2016 SLIAC Coach of the Year; 2016 SLIAC regular season co-champions; recipient of the Lee McKinney Distinguished Service Award in 2015; part of Kentucky's 1996 National Championship team (Graduate Assistant coach) Fast-paced style of play has become more and more popular with players; they love the pace, ability to get up and down the floor, and chance to create their own shots. Dr. George Barber has replicated 'The System' at Greenville University, where his teams have consistently been ranked in the top five in scoring in all of college basketball across every level and have been breaking new scoring records each season. In this interview, he details his system   Get a complete package of things you need as a coach, including drills, offensive system, philosophy, defense, and practice planning Build your program's participation and winning culture with a fast-paced style of play Utilize useful metrics and goals to ensure your team plays with tremendous energy on both ends of the floor --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kevin-furtado/support

What a weekend! It was one of those sets of days we have seen often in Division III where at every turn there was something to watch, a result to ponder, and upset to breakdown. The hardwoods across the country had games worth watching all with just three weeks left in the regular season. It started with Dave and Pat's trip to Holland, Michigan to witness the 200th meeting of Calvin and Hope. The game at DeVos Fieldhouse lived up to expectations. From the crowd to the battle on the court, every moment was a thrill ride. And the Super Weekend didn't stop there. A number of teams in both Top 25s took losses that not only will shake up the polls, but also shakes up conferences races and adds plenty of intrigue for the first Regional Rankings to be released this week. Oh, and a 200-point explosion from a high-powered offense! On this special, Monday, edition of Hoopsville, Dave and guests have plenty to try and breakdown. Dave will share his reactions from "The Rivalry" and you will hear one of the crazier stories on how a mom names a son. Plus, hear about the Greenville-Fontbonne game which saw 346 points put on the board. And coaches from Hamilton men and East Texas Baptist women along with one of the top players for WashU women give us insight on how their teams are doing. Ryan Scott also joins Dave as they give their initial reactions to the latest Top 25 polls and more. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. Guests Schedule (order subject to change): - George Barber, Greenville men's head coach (read his op-ed) - Adam Stockwell, No. 8 Hamilton - Becca Clark-Callender, WashU. women's senior guard - "What Is In a Name?," Dina Hackert, Hope '91 - Rusty Rainbolt, No. 15 East Texas Baptist women's coach - Ryan Scott, D3hoops.com senior writer (Top 25 Double-Take)

Comedian. Performer. Your friend and ours. George Barber joins us to talk about maple syrup, moving away from LA, the Outback Steakhouse conspiracy theory, and the return of McDonald’s Mulan Szechuan sauce. Ask Agata explains how to have...

Greg and Wayland rank the 2017 Hall of Famers, salute Adrian Beltre for his 3,000th hit, and express shock at deadline trades (including some that haven’t happened yet). Then comedian and Red Sox fan Mike Mitchell (Netflix’s Love, Doughboys Podcast) breaks down the Dennis Eckersley/David Price feud, and speculates whether this year’s Boston team will be a triumph or a disaster. Finally, another Bostonian, Tommy Donnelly (George Barber - Upright Citizens Brigade), explains why he’s been celibate since the 2004 World Series. Plus thoughts on David Ortiz, Pedro Martinez, Jonathan LuCroy, Ivan Rodriguez, Jeff Bagwell, Tim Raines, Chris Sale, Mookie Betts, Terry Francona, Jonathan Papelbon, Jon Lester, Frank Thomas, and more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Do you like music? Of course you do! And you’re gonna love this extremely in depth conversation about George and Katelyn’s favorite players in the wonderful world of alt-country (whatever that means!!!) We talk Americana, the Nashville machine, those songs that stop you dead in your tracks and make you cry, the difference between honest and dishonest lyrics, which musicians are the funniest, and somehow we even manage to talk about a conspiracy theory. What theory? Why, that indie country darling Sturgill Simpson is secretly a Navy Seal turned CIA Assassin. Oh and listen all the way through for several bonus original country songs from your new fave musical duo. It’s your last chance (for a lil while) to get a Loot Crate for less and to help out Lizard People! Go to LootCrate.com/Lizard and enter our code LIZARD to money and support your buds.

This week, Ryan and Patrick sit down with George Barber (actor/improviser/musician) about his peripheral knowledge about the Man from Margaritaville, the working class and its relation to music, classic country vs. Solo Cup country and radio-rock. This one cuts deep. Enjoy!

Stevie Nelson and Dave Horwitz chat with George Barber (Actor/Improviser/Writer/Musician) about marriage and New England.

Luke and Monika talk to the wonderful artist, actor and perfect human man George Barber about the movie Beautiful Losers. This ep features a sincere and introspective conversation about making art, caring about art, and enjoying life and then also Monika and Luke are there to ruin it. Follow George on twitter @george_barber

George Barber chooses his own religion! George is a comedian from Cape Cod--specifically, Sandwich, Massachusetts. George grew up Catholic in Massachusetts during the middle of the Spotlight scandal, and we talk about how that rocked the community. George also talked about his time as a substitute teacher, going to punk shows, coaching improv, growing up working-class, and cultivating beautiful shared experiences. Follow George on Twitter @george_barber!

George Barber (Thumper, Dixieland Family Band) joins the girl to talk about making friends when you're an adult, the power of a good tea time, and what George looks at on the internet right before he goes to bed.

Some episodes of this podcast are silly. Some are thoughtful. And sometimes we have to just say to heck with conspiracy theories, it's time for some good goddamn conversation. This one is that third one. The incredibly funny and borderline genius comedian George Barber stopped by for what we thought was going to be a conversation about the loopy little theory that the media is conditioning us to accept fascism and stuff. But actually it turned into two buds talking about the election, the nature of conspiracy theories, what it's like to be working and middle class, American history, and everything that's been on our minds for the last few weeks. It may not be a normal episode of Lizard People, but it's a talk we were all glad to have. We hope you'll be glad too!

World Footprints seeks to connect you to the great places in this world. Today, we travel to a destination that is near and dear ot our hearts--Bermuda. We will celebrate the national holiday of Bermuda Day, the music, history and traditions with our island brothers and sisters. Then, we'll travel to Paget parish on Bermuda and introduce you to a fantastic new property--Newstead Belmont Hills, a golf and spa resort. This property blends a boutique hotel with the leisure of a luxury resort. Finally, we'll hop back across the pond to Birmingham, Alabama where we'll visit the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum--home to one of the world's largest motorcycle collections. We'll hear what inspired the museum's founder, George Barber, to preserve America's motorcycle heritage.

It might be a holiday for those romantically inclined, but it is also getting down to the end of the Division III basketball season. Just two weeks remain between now and the end of the regular season and nothing has been determined. On Sunday night's Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talked to some teams who have emerged from no where to be in a position to surprise when their conference tournaments begin. McHugh also talked to a few teams who can't seem to be knocked off their conference pedestal, but still feel they have something to prove. And the hectic schedule of conference travel can take its toll. Guests included (in order of appearance): - Tara Macciocco, Marywood women's coach - Dr. George Barber, Greenville men's coach - Ruth Sinn, No. 8 St. Thomas women's coach (WBCA Center Court) - Rusty Eggen, Northeast Region Report, WPI Sports Information Director - Angela Santa Fe, Regis (Mass.) women's coach - Andy Partee, Colorado College men's coach

World Footprints seeks to connect you to the great places in this world.  Today, we travel to a destination that is near and dear ot our hearts--Bermuda.  We will celebrate the national holiday of Bermuda Day, the music, history and traditions with our island brothers and sisters.  Then, we'll travel to Paget parish on Bermuda and introduce you to a fantastic new property--Newstead Belmont Hills, a golf and spa resort.  This property blends a boutique hotel with the leisure of a luxury resort. Finally, we'll hop back across the pond to Birmingham, Alabama where we'll visit the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum--home to one of the world's largest motorcyle collections.  We'll hear what inspired the museum's founder, George Barber, to preserve America's motorcycle heritage.

On this edition, we are joined by our good friend George Barber, who was the first performer to ever play on the program back in November, and to whom we owe A LOT of thanks. George performs under the name Likewise, amongst a casual Q&A session and a brief discussion of Keene, NH's local music scene. The show opens with a section of the Builders and the Butchers' track "At the Bottom of the Lake", chosen by George himself. This edition was originally the promotion show for the Grassroots Benefit Show, which was held in the Mabel Brown Room of the Keene State College Young Student Center on Friday, March 27th, and featured the following bands: Informnation, Lonesome Lake, The 123s, George Barber, Tell Stories, Affirmative Jackson, and Amargosa. The show was presented by WKNH and the Genocide Awareness Club, and raised around $225 in soley donations, all of which went to Global Grassroots (www.globalgrassroots.org).