Podcast appearances and mentions of Glen Johnson

We host freelance reporter Glen Johnson and genocide researcher Kieran Kelly to discuss the recent events in Syria and what it might mean for the region.This episode's co-hostsKyle, Philip, Glen, KieranTimestamps0:00 Introductions1:25 Background on Syria5:29 US Hegemony in the Region 8:12 Unexpected Pace11:45 Regime Plausible Deniability 15:20 Regional Politics19:57 Impact of Rapid Collapse 23:26 Terrorist Designation28:17 Claiming Land30:02 Secular Nationalists32:15 Forecast of Power36:25 Imperialism39:43 The Role of Oil42:35 Building a Regime45:08 The Role of International Orgs50:59 ClosingsIntro/Outro by The Prophet MotiveSupport us here: https://www.patreon.com/1of200

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DescriptionKyle speaks with foreign correspondent Glen Johnson about his time reporting in Ukraine, what he sees as the reasons and challenges of the ongoing Russian invasion and how memory politics is being used to start and maintain conflict. Now in Moldova, Glen explains how similar patterns are starting to unfold with US/NATO involvement in the country and a series of political changes that might cause unrest.Latest article from Glen on Ukraine.You can find more of Glen's work on his websiteThis episode's co-hostsKyle, GlenTimestamps0:00 Introductions2:02 Was the Situation in Ukraine Expected3:49 How Did the Russia Gate Op Affect the Situation5:42 Sights on the Ground8:15 Is the Country Under Constant Threat9:48 The Feeling Among Everyday Ukrainians14:18 Memory Politics23:15 How The Far-Right Uses the War in the Ukraine26:59 What Could Happen34:36 The Western Stance36:35 Why Glen is in Moldova43:20 Moldova's Current State 49:54 What Happens if Things Go Like Ukraine in Moldova51:05 Why New Zealand Needs to be Careful52:42 The US and Western Impact56:46 Is There a Way Out58:59 Closing Thoughts and OutroIntro/Outro by The Prophet MotiveSupport us here: https://www.patreon.com/1of200

Mick and Kristian are back with another episode of On This Day! Today's episode includes Joel Matip's debut, Xherdan Shaqiri and Milan Baros leaving the club before finishing up with the signing of Jan Molby and the birth of Glen Johnson on this day in day in 1984! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

North Andover's Glen Johnson has truly had a “Window Seat on the World,” witnessing alongside former Secretary of State John F. Kerry, the unfolding of history.Four years ago, Johnson, who now serves as chief of communications and external affairs to Essex County District Attorney Paul F. Tucker, committed his adventures—from the Vatican to the Kremlin and London to Baghdad—to his book, “Window Seat on the World: My Travels with the Secretary of State.” The book remains topical and fascinating, as Johnson explained during a recent appearance on WHAV's “Win for Breakfast.”He explained after graduating from Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisc., he initially observed newsmakers as a reporter in Salem and Lowell and the Associated Press. That all changed when he was working as a political reporter for the Boston Globe and “got the call.”“It was a very familiar voice at the other end of my cell phone, and he asked if we could have an ‘off the record' conversation. He made his pitch, and offer, and I went home that night and talked with my wife and two sons about it and the consensus was it would be an impossible thing to turn down,”  Johnson recalled.During his time on the job, he and Secretary Kerry visited all seven continents, 91 countries, and traveled 1.5 million miles.“As we traveled around the world, I jotted down bits of color about different things I saw, or different things he said, or what it was like to be in some of these meetings that we were in. When I got home, I spent the next 18 months writing a book about it,” he said.During the course of his travels, he met many world leaders, including Russia's Vladimir Putin.“Shook his hand! It's not one of those things you really contemplate. You're there, he comes in the room and goes down line. It was fascinating to go into the Kremlin, to be there, and it's his fashion, he made the secretary of state wait. We waited hours for him to come in. That's just his form of passive aggressiveness. He puts you on defense by making you wait, to meet with him on his terms. But he came in finally and had the meeting. Famously, had this icy stare, a man of few words, but despite all the evidence to the contrary spoke English and understood everything that was said to him. It was a really fascinating experience to be part of and really interesting to be in that hallowed ground, the Kremlin and Red Square and all that, and see it firsthand,” he explained.Among the negotiations Kerry undertook over those four years were dealing with Iran over its nuclear weapons program and brokering climate change accords, including the 2015 Paris Agreement.Support the show

In this episode we talk with Glen Johnson, a goalkeeper coach, currently working at Queen's Park FC in Scotland. He also has his own goalkeeper glove company called PROGK. We discussed the evolution of the goalkeeper position and the benefits of creating an unpredictable environment for goalkeepers development. Enjoy!

The Anfield Wrap's live podcast discussing the The Guardian's latest revelations around the events in Paris this summer, before discussing Darwin Nunez's impact so far at Liverpool. John Gibbons hosts Rob Gutmann, Neil Docking and Cameron Rimmer, also on the show Neil Atkinson talks to Rory Smith about his new book 'Expected Goals: The story of how data conquered football and changed the game forever', whilst John Gibbons talks to Glen Johnson about the upcoming LFC Legends game and also with Clare Campbell from Leigh Day to talk about the latest on a group litigation against UEFA from Liverpool supporters.

The Premier League manager of the month nominees for September have been announced. Is Erik ten Hag the man who'll win it? Plus, there's been a lot of criticism for Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold, but ex LFC defender Glen Johnson thinks people should back off a bit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stamford Chidge & Jonathan Kydd are joined by Chelsea authors Mark Meehan and Mark Worrall to look back at Chelsea's 2003-04 season.On July 1st 2003, Chelsea and English football changed for ever. Roman Abramovich bought debt ridden Chelsea for £60m and then embarked on the biggest spending spree ever seen; £111m on 11 players including Glen Johnson; Wayne Bridge; Damien Duff; Geremi; Juan Sebastien Veron; Joe Cole; Adrian Mutu; Hernan Crespo and Claude Makalele. Surely this woudl mean a serious tilt at Chelsea's first league title since 1955?Claudio Ranieri remained manager and he must have felt like a kid in a sweet shop. The new look Chelsea started well with their first surprise defeat at home to Besiktas in the Champions' League and a less surprising but routinely disappointing defeat away to Arsenal in October. Nevertheless, Chelsea were top of the league in October and November with some impressive wins against Newcastle and Man Utd in the league and a 4-0 drubbing away to Lazio in the Champions League.However, December brought a couple of blips with the 2-1 defeat at home to Bolton and 4-2 defeat at Charlton which left Chelsea in 3rd at the end of the year. We had also been knocked out of the Carling Cup by Aston Villa who were third from bottom at the time.This was not what Roman Abramovich expected having spent a fortune on players, even though Chelsea had accrued their biggest points total ever for that stage of the season. Rumours abounded that Abramovich, aided by new Chief Executive Peter Kenyon were on the look out for a new manager, not helped with Sven Goran Erikson spotted next to Abramovich in the director's box. Maybe Ranieri had too many good players to choose from and as ever, could not resist the urge to tinker?All this while the best performing players were all players who were at the Club before Abramovich arrived, with Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, Frank Lampard and John Terry all prominent.So, all to play for in the second half of the season, but could Chelsea hunt down Arsenal, who, ominously had yet to be beaten in the season thus far. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This guy has been an inspiration in Cuddy's career since day 1 when they met at WVU! Taking it way back, we follow Glen through an amazing career. Reach out / Follow us: FB: @CuddyAndTheKuge IG: cuddyandthekuge Email: cuddyandthekuge@gmail.com We love hearing from our fans!

A gunman opened fire in a busy Brooklyn subway Tuesday morning, a mass shooting that created even more anxiety in a city already worried about a rise in crime. It's not just in New York. According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have been 131 mass shootings this year. Plus, why May 9th is a crucial date in Vladmir Putin's playbook. Guests: Bryan Walsh, editor for Vox's Future Perfect and Axios' Glen Johnson. Credits: Axios Today is produced by Niala Boodhoo, Sara Kehaulani Goo, Alexandra Botti, Nuria Marquez Martinez, Alex Sugiura, and Lydia McMullen-Laird. Music is composed by Evan Viola. You can reach us at podcasts@axios.com. You can text questions, comments and story ideas to Niala as a text or voice memo to 202-918-4893. Go deeper: Brooklyn subway shooting: 16 injured and five in critical condition Axios AM Deep Dive: America's murder surge May 9 Russian holiday will be pivotal, dangerous deadline Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Glen “The Road Warrior” Johnson talks about his beginnings in Jamaica, beating Antonio Tarver, his classic bout with Roy Jones Jr. and the rest of his spectacular career

President Biden delivered his first State of the Union address last night, while the refugee crisis out of Ukraine continued to grow and Russian forces bombed the country's two largest cities. Biden's message to Russian President Vladimir Putin was clear: "When the history of this era is written, Putin's war in Ukraine will have left Russia weaker and the rest of the world stronger.” Plus, the Texas primary tests former president Trump's clout with the GOP Guests: Axios' Margaret Talev, Glen Johnson, and Asher Price. Credits: Axios Today is produced in partnership with Pushkin Industries. The team includes Niala Boodhoo, Sara Kehaulani Goo, Julia Redpath, Alexandra Botti, Nuria Marquez Martinez, Alex Sugiura, Sabeena Singhani, and Lydia McMullen-Laird. Music is composed by Evan Viola. You can reach us at podcasts@axios.com. You can text questions, comments and story ideas to Niala as a text or voice memo to 202-918-4893. Go deeper: Dashboard: Russian invasion of Ukraine Biden' new targets AOC-backed Cisneros leading incumbent Cuellar in Texas district Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton likely headed to run-off Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sunday the 26th of February 2012, and the man whose goal had led Liverpool to their first League Cup win 31 years earlier now lead the side out in the Final as manager. Kenny Dalglish, who had returned the Anfield dugout a year earlier, faced off against Malkay Mackay's Cardiff City. Joe Mason fired Cardiff into a early lead before Liverpool's eventual player of the season Martin Skrtel scrambled the ball home to level things up. Despite pressure from Steven Gerrard and Luis Suarez, Liverpool couldn't find the decisive goal, and the game headed to extra time. Substitute Dirk Kuyt found his shot from distance blocked back into his path, and at full stretch managed to power it back at goal, rifling it into the bottom corner. The drama did not end there though, and after a melee in the box, a Cardiff corner was turned past Pepe Reina by Ben Turner in the 118th minute to send the game to penalties. Kuyt, man of the match Stewart Downing and Glen Johnson all converted, and with a final miss from Anthony Gerrard, cousin of the Liverpool skipper, the Reds lifted the trophy for a record extending 8th time. As Steven Gerrard lifted the trophy in Cardiff, few knew that it would be their last silverware for seven years… Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As year two of his term begins, President Biden has been busy doing cleanup after a two-hour press conference this week. His remarks caused international alarm and exacerbated divisions within the Democratic party. The big question now is can he hold onto allies as he fights battles at home and abroad? Plus, Burned out healthcare workers, looking for hope. And, could robo umpires be coming to major league baseball? Guests: Axios' Glen Johnson, Margaret Talev and Kendall Baker. Credits: Axios Today is produced in partnership with Pushkin Industries. The team includes Niala Boodhoo, Sara Kehaulani Goo, Julia Redpath, Erica Pandey, Alexandra Botti, Nuria Marquez Martinez, Lydia McMullen-Laird, Sabeena Singhani and Alex Sugiura. Music is composed by Evan Viola. You can reach us at podcasts@axios.com. You can text questions, comments and story ideas to Niala as a text or voice memo to 202-918-4893. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Coolness - The Sound of Leaves (From "Native American Flutes & Nature Sounds") by Native American Flute Ensemble & Jessita Reyes on Autumn Nature Sounds: The Soothing Sounds of Fall (InStill) 1′11″ Blossomlessness #2 by Andrew Wasylyk on Balgay Hill: Morning In Magnolia (Clay Pipe Music) 4′39″ Nos vamos by Maribel Tafur on 2106 (NOOT) 6′16″ Holy Soap by John Gürtler & Jan Miserre on A Pure Place feat. Shackleton (O.S.T) (Counterchange) 7′30″ Double Cask 2 by Black Bottle Whisky on Black Bottle: Taste Experiment - Single (Pitch & Sync) 8′45″ Ascending of a Spotless Bird by Sebastian Mullaert & Tonhalle-Orchester Zuerich on Natthall (Neue Meister/Edel Germany GmbH) 12′30″ Faro by Rone & Malibu on Rone & Friends (InFiné) 14′55″ Alma (feat. Bert Cools, Indre Jurgeleviciute, Jean-Christophe Bonnafous & Jauna Muzika Choir) by Merope on Salos (feat. Bert Cools, Indre Jurgeleviciute, Jean-Christophe Bonnafous & Jauna Muzika Choir) (granvat) 18′25″ Tiempo Ahora by Mas Aya & Lido Pimienta on Máscaras (Telephone Explosion Records LTD) 22′50″ Intonarumori by David Sheppard on Avenue With Trees (A Second Language Cornucopia) (This compilation Second Language Music) 26′11″ Oriented Strand Board by Motoko & Myers on Colocate (Soda Gong) 30′25″ Still Space by Kaae & Batz on Lush (Stereo Royal) 32′25″ Ebb and Flow by MLO on Oumuamua (Music From Memory) 35′35″ Aung Min Ga La (El Buho Remix) by El Buho on Kalab Mixed Myanmar #1 (rollers recordings) 40′25″ Alto Flores Sunrise by Brian Eno on Cucusonic (The Vinyl Factory) 42′35″ Time Lapse by Martina Lussi on Balance (Präsens Editionen) 45′10″ Peach of Immortality by Ora Clementi on Sylva Sylvarum (Black Truffle) 46′30″ Xochitlatcan by Dylan Henner & Robert Farrugia on Xochitlatcan - Single (Ambientologist) 50′15″ Every Weather by Leif on 9 Airs (AD 93) 55′40″ That We Walk Under. by Field Works, Stuart Hyatt, Julien Marchal, Youmna Saba, Fadi Tabbal, Danny Paul Grody, Bob Hoffnar, Tomas Lozano & Dena El Saffar on Maples, Ash, and Oaks: Cedars Instrumentals (Temporary Residence Ltd.) 57′38″ Carthage by Hayden Pedigo on Letting Go (Mexican Summer, LLC) 62′40″ Reborn While Shopping by Body-San on Reborn While Shopping (Noumenal Loom) 66′20″ Glacial Lake by Teen Daze on Breathing Tides - Single (FLORA) 69′00″ Honest Labour (feat. HforSpirit) by Space Afrika on Honest Labour (Dais Records) 72′20″ 2106 by Maribel Tafur on 2106 (NOOF) 76′20″ Soft Air by Nueen on Circular Sequence (Quiet Time Tapes) 80′15″ Ka Chey There (Asa Tone Remix) by Asa Tone on Kalab Mixed Myanmar #1 (rollers recordings) 86′25″ Wide Awake by Haiku Salut on The Hill, The Light, The Ghost (Secret Name) 89′07″ Tu viendras (Remastered) by Zbigniew Preisner on La double vie de Véronique (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Remastered] (Preisner Productions) 91′28″ Illusion of Time by Laraaji on @0 (Ahead Of Our Time) 98′10″ Pattern Waves by You'll Never Get to Heaven on Wave Your Moonlight Hat For the Snowfall Train (Mystic Roses) 101′10″ List by Pejzaż on Noce i Dnie (The Very Polish Cut Outs) 103′25″ Unseen Onsen (Translucent Mix) by Rovo & System 7 on @0 (Ahead Of Our Time) 110′25″ The Gentler Hours (feat. Glen Johnson, Franck Alba, Cédric Pin & D.Rothon) by Statues In Fog on Avenue With Trees (A Second Language Cornucopia) (This compilation Second Language Music) 113′10″ Planting a Blue Velvet by Salamanda on All Welcome 3 (Good Morning Tapes) 116′35″ Interlude Ameland by Aroma Pitch on Interlife (Public Possession) 118′55″ Sunshowers by David Horridge & Kevin McCormick on Light Patterns (Smiling C) Check out the full archives on the website.

This week, Joey and Eddie are back! Part one consists of the weekly 'Review' segment. This week's special guest is the former IBF and two-time WBC Light-Heavyweight world champion, Chad Dawson. Chad talks in-depth about his entire boxing career including fights against Glen Johnson, Tomasz Adamek, Antonio Tarver, Bernard Hopkins, Jean Pascal, Andre Ward, Adonis Stevenson and many more. Chad also shares a warm story about the late Emanuel Steward. The show then ends with the weekly 'Preview' segment, along with the latest boxing news. All this and more on the BoxHard Podcast! Stay tuned!

Montell Griffin talks being the first and only one to beat Roy Jones in his prime, and reflects on Roy hitting him when he was down. Griffin explains Glen Johnson's unnatural crooked fountain of youth, and reflects on being one of the very few to beat a prime James Toney.

The FlyTalk gang is back to business! In this episode the gang talks about Biden winning the election and Kamala Haris making history, the tragic deaths of King Von, DaBaby's older brother Glen Johnson and Alex Trebek, the best rap draft class, 6ix9ine disrespect to Lil Durk and Tanz and Killthetrack both tell crazy stories. Songs of the week: Tanz | Mick Jenkins “Your Love”, DC | Young Nudy “Vice City”, Zay Frost | Otaku God “Jagaan”, Marcus | Junior Mafia “Get Money”, Khalil | Yo Gotti ft. Estelle “Untrapped”, Killthetrack | Armani Caesar ft. Benny The Butcher “Drill A Rama”

The Boxing Breakdown host Mark Roxey sits down with veteran fighter, promoter and trainer, former IBF, IBO, Ring Magazine light heavyweight champion Glen "The Road Warrior/ Gentleman" Johnson. The question that we explored was do promoters, networks and fans put way too much stock in undefeated fighters or is it more important to fight the best? Download the episode and follow us on instagram, facebook and twitter @theboxingbreakdown. Please share the episode with the greater boxing community. @theboxingbreakdown Glengoffe Donovan Johnson (born 2 January 1969) is a Jamaican former professional boxer who competed from 1993 to 2015. He held the IBF, IBO and Ring magazine light heavyweight titles between 2004 and 2005, and challenged once each for world titles at middleweight and super middleweight.He was named Fighter of the Year in 2004 by The Ring and the Boxing Writers Association of America for his upset knockout victory over Roy Jones Jr. Throughout his career, Johnson was well known for his exceptionally durable chin and relentless pressure fighting style.Johnson arrived in South Florida from Jamaica at the age of 15. He would not begin boxing as an amateur until a few years later. Glen "The Road Warrior" Johnson was a late bloomer of the sport, starting at 20 years old in Miami, Florida, at an emerging police boxing gym. Johnson compiled an amateur record of 35-5 and was a two-time Florida State Golden Gloves Champion, once at 165 and at the other at 178-pounds.Johnson won his first 32 professional fights before challenging Bernard Hopkins for the IBF middleweight title in 1997. Johnson was stopped on his feet in the 11th round. He added eight more to his tally of losses, many of them debatable decisions where Johnson was adjudged to have lost to the hometown fighter. He journeyed to England and suffered a controversial draw against Clinton Woods, but defeated him in a rematch by unanimous decision to win the IBF light heavyweight title.His next fight came against former undisputed light heavyweight champion Roy Jones Jr., who entered following an upset loss to Antonio Tarver earlier that year. In another upset, Johnson knocked Jones out in the ninth round of their September 2004 fight.Learn more about  Glen Johnson by listening to this episode and subscribe and leave your positive feedback.www.roxeysportsentertainment.coma management, advisory, production and promotion company.Support the show

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Adam Smith is joined by Lee Bowyer and Glen Johnson to discuss all the latest news and talking points from around the world of football.

Glen Johnson, Former Head Official and Director of Officiating, Canadian Football League. Morley Scott, Eskimos play by play voice. 

Former Chelsea, Liverpool and England full-back Glen Johnson and former Republic of Ireland defender John O'Shea join Geoff Shreeves to discuss VAR and how the Premier League can look to improve its use, the way England manager Gareth Southgate has dealt with a bust-up between Joe Gomez and Raheem Sterling and the one game ban Bernardo Silva has received for his tweet about teammate Benjamin Mendy.

David Prutton is joined by former Manchester United and Newcastle striker Andy Cole and former Chelsea and Liverpool defender Glen Johnson to discuss Granit Xhaka's statement apologising to Arsenal fans as the Gunners captain reveals he's received abuse online targeting his family. Plus, where next for Jose Mourinho as the Portugese manager hints at a possible return to the Premier League?

Catch up on all the latest news and talking points from around the world of football as Joleon Lescott and Glen Johnson discuss the hottest topics from around the sport.

Laura Woods is joined by Stuart Pearce and Glen Johnson as they discuss what went wrong for Man Utd, three more wins for Man City to seal title, why Arsenal struggle away from home and the player of the year shortlist.

Jeff Riger, Radio Broadcast Host For the Detroit Red Wings on 97.1 The Ticket. Mark Spector, Senior Columnist Sportsnet dot CA. Glen Johnson, CFL Senior Vice President of Football and Morley Scott, Eskimos Play by Play voice. 

Bob Stauffer talks to Reid about the Oilers upcoming game against the Arizona Coyotes. Plus Reid talks to Glen Johnson who is the VP of football for the CFL about the way the CFL is going to review plays now.