Podcast appearances and mentions of Greg Armstrong

A Toast to Community Spirit Winchester's Old Town district is shaking off the post-holiday blues with a spirited comeback. In this episode of The Valley Today, host Janet Michael and Brady Cloven, Executive Director for Friends of Old Town, recently embarked on what they jokingly called "research"—a Friday afternoon bar crawl previewing Old Town on the Rocks, a revived cocktail competition set for January 16-18, 2026. The event marks the return of a beloved tradition that disappeared during COVID. After a five or six-year hiatus, Brady and his team approached the original organizers to revive the competition. "They said, cool, we'll give you the ownership of it. Do what you want with it," Brady recalls with a laugh.  A New Focus on Main Street This year's competition takes a more focused approach than its predecessor. Rather than spreading across the entire city, Old Town on the Rocks concentrates exclusively on the Old Town Walking Mall and Main Street district businesses. "We're the Main Street Program and our region and our scope is the Old Town District," Brady explains. While future years may expand to include establishments like Oak Stone or Crush, this inaugural revival keeps things tight and manageable. The strategy serves a dual purpose: showcasing the creativity of local bartenders while driving business during one of the slowest months of the year. "Everybody backs off from being out after the holidays," Brady notes, "but this is trying to push them through for a weekend and say, hey, there's still things to do down here." Stop One: Hideaway Cafe's Coffee Cocktail Mastery The duo begins their journey at Hideaway Cafe, where co-owner Greg Armstrong has transformed a coffee shop into an unexpected cocktail destination. Located in the big green building on the corner of Cork and Loudoun—the old Bargain Corner for longtime Winchester residents—Hideaway boasts a unique advantage: a full espresso bar alongside its liquor license. Greg's background reveals a passionate hobbyist turned professional. Years ago, he took a bartending course as a gift, but his instructor quickly realized Greg's extensive knowledge. "The guy who was teaching the course realized that he would go through what was in the text, and then turn to me and say, what do you know about it?" Greg remembers. "And I would talk for half an hour about whatever it was." The Long Winter's Night Manhattan For the competition, Greg crafted the Long Winter's Night Manhattan, a sophisticated twist on the classic Black Manhattan. Instead of traditional vermouth, he uses Amaro—an Italian botanical liqueur—then adds Licor 43 (Cuarenta y Tres), a Spanish cordial with 43 infused botanicals that brings vanilla and citrus notes. A touch of Amarena syrup rounds out the cherry flavors. "It's got really good flavor," Brady observes after his first sip, noting the lingering spice from the whiskey and botanicals. Janet agrees enthusiastically, remarking that the alcohol doesn't overpower the complex layers—a common pitfall in bourbon-forward drinks. Greg's bar operates on an unconventional schedule. Patrons can order cocktails from 9 AM until closing, though Greg admits morning orders tend toward Irish coffees and espresso martinis. The cafe closes Mondays for administrative work, opens 9-2 on Tuesdays, 9-5 Wednesday through Saturday, and 9-4 on Sundays. Special evening events extend hours to around 7 PM, all posted on their Facebook page. Stop Two: V2's Nerdy Indulgence Next, Janet and Brady head to V2, where GM/bar manager Courtney has prepared something entirely different. The restaurant, which has anchored Old Town for 23 years, recently expanded its beverage program and just secured an ABC license for its sister restaurant, Mangia Cucina Italiana. Courtney's creation, the Red Eye Mordor, draws inspiration from an unexpected source: the 25th anniversary re-release of Lord of the Rings, screening the same weekend as the competition. "I'm a huge Lord of the Rings fan, as well as my boyfriend," Courtney explains. "I kind of just wanted something that inspired me from the movie, plus to kind of nerd out with it." A Coffee-Based Journey to Middle Earth The cocktail combines coffee with a hint of spice, referencing Frodo's sleepless journey into the fiery realm of Mordor. Edible gold glitter symbolizes the One Ring, while red glitter on top adds visual drama. When Janet admits she's never seen Lord of the Rings, Brady looks genuinely shocked. "This drink is literally going to be my introduction to Lord of the Rings," she laughs. After tasting, Brady's eyes widen. "Oh my gosh, it's like a spiced hot chocolate," he exclaims. "It lingers a lot in a good way." Janet agrees, noting that even non-coffee drinkers would appreciate the balanced flavors. Courtney's creative process involves considerable trial and error—and drinking. While developing the Red Eye Mordor, she struggled to identify a missing ingredient, complicated by recovering from illness. "Two days I'm stewing on this," she recalls. "I finally figured it out. I'm not gonna say 'cause it's a secret ingredient, secret recipe." Beyond the competition, V2 offers an extensive menu featuring fresh pasta and a growing tequila collection. Their happy hour runs 4-6 PM Monday through Friday, with a special Saturday morning happy hour featuring dollar oysters. The restaurant operates 11:30 AM to 9 PM Monday through Saturday. Stop Three: Roma's Warm Surprise The final stop brings Janet and Brady to Roma, known primarily for pizza but hiding a sophisticated bar program. Chris, the bartender who created the competition entry, isn't present, but his Smooth Like Butta cocktail speaks for itself. This drink stands out as the only warm cocktail in the competition—a bold choice that initially makes Brady hesitant. "I'm not a huge fan of warm drinks," he admits. The cocktail features Elijah Craig Rye, house-infused apple brandy, house citrus shrub, and a touch of butter. Defying Expectations After the first sip, Brady's skepticism evaporates. "Oh, that is smooth like butta," he marvels. Janet, equally impressed, confesses her initial doubts: "I had my doubts, but all of my doubts have now been erased. This is amazing." The butter element proves particularly striking. "It even tastes like butter," Janet observes. "After you're done, you can feel it on your lips." Brady nods enthusiastically, calling the experience "insane." The warm cocktail's timing couldn't be better. While the preview happens on a mild 60-degree rainy day, the actual competition weekend will likely bring temperatures in the 30s or 40s—perfect weather for a warming drink. The Competition Framework Old Town on the Rocks features eight participating establishments: Hideaway Cafe, Roma, V2, Wine Room, TT Walls, The Half Note Lounge, Bistro Sojo, and Uno's (located under the George Washington Hotel). Each venue creates a unique cocktail using Elijah Craig bourbon, courtesy of sponsor Heaven Hill. The competition runs two parallel tracks. A panel of four judges—including Charlie Fish, one of the original Winchester on the Rocks organizers—will evaluate drinks using a standardized rubric. The winner receives a trophy provided by Elijah Craig. Simultaneously, fan voting occurs via QR codes at each location, determining the People's Choice winner. "I think it's a good way to have four judges who are all very interested in Old Town and live here, work here," Brady explains. However, Janet acknowledges that many restaurants value the popular vote even more than the judges' trophy. "They wanna know how many votes did they get as the most popular. That means a lot more to them sometimes." Heaven Hill Distillery and Elijah Craig stepped up as sponsors after Brady reached out following a suggestion from Caleb at Roma. "Just like that we did and they came and we had a conversation," Brady recalls. "I said, here's what we're thinking. They said, we'd love that idea." Beyond the Bourbon The event serves a larger mission for Winchester's Main Street Program. Brady pushes back against the perception that Old Town hibernates during winter months. "I don't think that Old Town goes into hibernation mode," he insists. "I think you just have to really look, and there are a ton of things that we have that can pull you indoors." He points to four museums within walking distance, an emerging arts district featuring Typewriter Studio and Polka Dot Pot, and the ongoing holiday market at ShenArts. "There is always something to do when it gets colder," Brady emphasizes. "You just still look a little harder, and we're hoping to push that forward." The timing also addresses a critical business challenge. January represents a financial lurch for small businesses—customers are waiting on tax returns, recovering from holiday spending, and generally reluctant to venture out. "It's still very important to support your small businesses," Brady urges. Even those who can't attend can help by sharing event information on social media. A Culinary Hub's Diversity Throughout their afternoon journey, Janet and Brady repeatedly note Old Town's remarkable diversity. "Everything is very unique down here," Janet observes. "You're not gonna walk up and down the mall or even on the ancillary parts and find exactly the same thing." The three cocktails they sample prove her point. From Hideaway's sophisticated Manhattan variation to V2's nerdy espresso martini to Roma's buttery warm concoction, each establishment brings distinct creativity to the same base spirit. "We've had a Manhattan, an espresso martini, and now a nice warm mock cider drink," Brady summarizes, still marveling at the variety. This diversity extends beyond beverages. V2 makes syrups in-house and infuses its own spirits. Courtney recently experimented with homemade limoncello for the group's new restaurant, Mangia, using V2 as her "guinea pig." Hideaway leverages its espresso equipment to create coffee cocktails other bars can't replicate. Roma operates Alesatian Brewery upstairs while serving creative cocktails downstairs. The Road Ahead As Janet and Brady wrap up their preview—admittedly feeling the effects of three bourbon drinks—they reflect on the challenge ahead. "We have eight different restaurants participating. We've only hit three," Brady notes with a laugh. "And at this rate, we may not hit more than... we may not hit. This may be the only three that we do." The bourbon requirement, while creating cohesion, presents its own challenge. "It's great because I love bourbon," Brady admits. "It's not great because when you're trying to drink eight bourbon drinks..." He trails off, closing one eye dramatically. Despite the research hazards, both hosts express genuine excitement for the competition's potential. The event represents more than just cocktails—it's about community resilience, creative expression, and proving that Old Town thrives year-round. For those planning to participate, Brady recommends spreading the experience across the full weekend rather than attempting all eight venues in one night. "You have plenty of opportunity to come in and try these drinks at all these different places," he suggests diplomatically. Raising the Bar Old Town on the Rocks ultimately celebrates what makes Winchester's downtown special: independent businesses run by passionate people who genuinely care about their craft. Greg's encyclopedic alcohol knowledge, Courtney's nerdy creativity, and Chris's willingness to experiment with warm butter cocktails all reflect a community that refuses to phone it in. As Janet becomes a newly minted VIP at Hideaway (complete with keychain proof), she embodies the event's spirit—locals discovering new dimensions of familiar places, supporting neighbors, and finding reasons to gather during the coldest, darkest months. "Just share it on Facebook," Brady urges those who can't attend. "You don't have to come out for Old Town on the Rocks. You can just share it, 'cause people may see it and want to go out." In the end, that's what community looks like: raising a glass together, even when it's cold outside. Old Town on the Rocks takes place January 16-18 throughout Old Town Winchester. Find more information at friendsofoldown.org or search "Friends of Old Town" on Facebook and Instagram.

In this bonus episode, host Chris Walker is joined by producer Greg Armstrong and Energeticcity.ca's Indigenous Voices Reporter Ed Hitchins to discuss the podcast in 2025, other news from across the region, and what you can look forward to in 2026.Thank you to our sponsors Troyer Ventures and the Fort St John Co-op for making this podcast possible Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's guest picker for Week 9 is Greg Armstrong of the View From the West PodcastBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/friday-night-drive--3534096/support.

On this episode of This Week in the Peace, we sit down with local artist Alicia Doerksen to chat about her show, “Awakening”, opening at Peace Gallery North on April 4, 2025.Then, Greg Armstrong from Moose Media stops by to chat about the North Peace People's Choice Awards presented by RE/MAX Action Realty. Vote now for your favourites in the North Peace at moosemediafsj.ca/awards.Tune in to This Week in the Peace every Friday at 10am MST live on 100.1 Moose FM, at moosefm.ca/live, and on the Energeticcity YouTube page. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I have a very special episode of the podcast out today in that it's the first time I have ever had a band from outside of Ireland on the podcast, and we're going big in that I'll be joined by Greg Armstrong and Bob Fraser of Edinbrugh's own, Codespeaker!I'll be chatting with the lads about their incredible new album, 'Scavenger', which was released on November 8th and features some of the bleakest, pummelling Metal I've heard on any album all year - I literally can't recommend it enough.On top of all this we'll be chatting about the tour they are embarking on with the fantastic band, Hundred Year Old Man. It begins tonight in the Sound House, Dublin and will be taking the tour across Ireland and England over the 10 days.The Irish dates will have rodeo roadshow that is Uncultivates as support so make sure to grab a ticket while you can. Cork is completely sold out!Codespeaker on BandcampCodespeaker on Linktree Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The MidPacker Pod is part of the Freetrail network of Podcasts. You can now support the MidPacker Pod on ⁠Patreon⁠. https://www.patreon.com/TheMidPackerPod Make sure you leave us a rating and review wherever you get your pods. Looking for 1:1 Ultra Running Coaching? Check out Troy's Coaching Page https://runtraillife.com/pages/rtl-coaching-services "Belgium massively punches above their weight." On this episode of the pod Troy Meadows has a  conversation with Stephan Parker. Stephen Parker shares his journey from a casual runner to an author of a book about the Backyard Ultra format, “There Is No Finish”. He discusses his evolution from road running to trail running, the impact of community events like Parkrun, and the balance of family life with his passion for running. Stephen delves into the unique psychological dynamics of the Backyard Ultra, emphasizing the importance of community and support among runners. He also shares insights into the logistics and strategies of endurance running, highlighting the mental resilience required to push limits in such challenging events.  In this conversation, Stephen Parker and Troy Meadows delve into the intricacies of the backyard ultra format. They discuss the importance of managing both physical and intangible needs during long races, the unique dynamics of the Belgian running community, and the evolution of world championship formats due to COVID-19. Stephen shares an extraordinary story about Greg Armstrong, who managed to euthanize a goat and remove a snake while competing in a race. The conversation also touches on personal reflections on endurance racing, future goals, and the significance of community support in achieving success in ultra-endurance events. Stephan's Links IG: thebackyardultrastory -  https://www.instagram.com/thebackyardultrastory/ Website:  www.runningforever.au FB: The Back Yard Story - https://www.facebook.com/thebackyardultrastory/ Stephan's Book: There Is No Finish https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0DD42GD27/ref=nosim?tag=runningforeve-22 Things we talked about during the show: Park Run Underwood Park Run Atomic Habits Bigs Backyard Ultra Laz Lake - Gary Cantrell Harvey Lewis BackYard World Champions Greg Armstrong - Vol State Winner - Run For Water 2020 Quarantine Back Ultra 8-hour overnight Rogain Mt Coot-Tha Tails  Daisy Hills Forest  If you are enjoying the content, please consider supporting our sponsors using the links below. Sponsor Links:  ⁠Run Trail Life⁠ - https://runtraillife.com/ Use code: midpackerpod to double the donation from your purchase.  Visit RunTrailLife.com to check out our line of Hats and Organic cotton T's. ⁠Freetrail⁠ - https://freetrail.com/ Visit Freetrail.com to sign up today. MidPacker Pod Links: ⁠Instagram⁠ | ⁠Patreon⁠ Troy Meadows Links: ⁠Instagram⁠ | ⁠Twitter⁠ | ⁠Website⁠ | ⁠Strava⁠ Freetrail Links:⁠ Freetrail Pro⁠ | ⁠Patreon⁠ | ⁠Instagram⁠ | ⁠Website⁠ | ⁠YouTube Stephen Parker, Backyard Ultra, Trail Running, Endurance Sports, Parkrun, Family Life, Running Community, Mental Resilience, Ultra Running, Hash House Harriers, endurance, backyard ultra, running community, world championships, COVID impact, Greg Armstrong, personal stories, Australian Backyard Masters, mental endurance, race formats

Greg Armstrong, a talented ultra runner and founder of Run4Water, shares his journey into running and his experiences in various races. He recounts memorable moments, such as running Volstate 500k where he was mistaken as a homeless person and the Arkansas Traveler 100 where he had a challenging finish. Greg also talks about his transition to longer events and the importance of mental toughness in ultra running. He discusses a big event coming up for his non-profit organization Run4Water and his pursuit of making the US 24-hour ultra team. Greg Armstrong shares his favorite 24-hour race, the 2018 Desert Solstice, where he competed to make the U.S. team. He describes the competitive nature of track races and the experience of being lapped by faster runners. He recounts a race against Nick Curry where he pushed himself to run a 155.1-mile PR. Greg also discusses his work with Run4Water, a project that aims to provide clean water solutions in areas affected by the water crisis. Greg Armstrong discusses his hope to partner with the Park Service to provide water solutions for porters in Tanzania. He also shares plans to organize an event in May where elite ultra runners will summit the mountain with a group of porters and then participate in a race. The event is a celebration and also a chance to help raise money for a large upcoming project. Greg emphasizes the incredible endurance and resilience of people around the world who face water scarcity and the need for clean water. He talks about his daughter's organization, 84 Days, which provides feminine hygiene products and self-defense training to girls in Uganda. Greg also mentions his upcoming projects in Mexico and Guatemala. To DONATE please visit: www.run4water.net Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Greg Armstrong's Running Achievements 04:19 Greg's Running Journey and the Appeal of Ultra Running 09:46 Greg's Memorable Ultra Running Stories 16:47 The Growth of Run for Water and Greg's Nonprofit Initiative 25:35 Greg's Pursuit of Making the US 24-hour Ultra Team 30:55 The Thrill of Track Races and the 2018 Desert Solstice 32:18 Competing Against Elite Runners and Pushing Personal Limits 37:26 The Evolution of the 24-Hour Race and Increasing Competitiveness 44:25 Run for Water: Addressing the Global Water Crisis 01:04:10 Water Solutions for Porters in Tanzania 01:05:09 Elite Ultra Runners Summit Mount Kilimanjaro with Porters 01:06:07 Highlighting Porters' Work and Water Needs 01:12:39 Fundraising for Run for Water 01:13:59 Sustainable Options for a Poor Community in Mexico 01:15:27 Creating an Event in Mexico to Support the Monarch Butterflies 01:17:47 Empowering Girls in Uganda with 84 Days 01:19:38 Greg's Minimalist Approach to Nutrition

Welcome to Connect, a podcast featuring one-on-one interviews with some of the top movers and shakers in the mortgage industry. This week we welcome Serene Vernon, President and Greg Armstrong, Chief Operating Officer, LoanStream Mortgage. 1. I always like to get started with a little background, so tell us how you each got into the mortgage business. 2. Recently LoanStream was recognized as a top Non-QM lender - what separates LoanStream from other Non-QM lenders? 3. The market has been difficult for many lenders, as a wholesale lender you can see clients trying to navigate the market - how does LoanStream assist them in expanding their market? 4. You've both had successful careers in the mortgage industry. What advice would you give someone who's just starting out? 5. LoanStream is a member of the California MBA and a sponsor for our upcoming Western Secondary Market Conference. Can you share with our listeners why the company supports the California MBA? To learn more about the California MBA visit www.cmba.com and don't forget to subscribe to our podcast and stay tuned for our next episode!

This month marks the 60th anniversary of the Beatles historic - and hysterical - visit to Australasia. When We Was Fab: Inside The Beatles Australasian Tour 1964 is the culmination of a lifetime's research by Beatles experts, Andy Neill and Greg Armstrong, and features many previously unseen photographs and never before shared stories from the time.

My guests for this episode are Greg Armstrong and Andy Neill who join me to discuss their book 'When We Was Fab - Inside The Beatles Australasian Tour 1964'. Greg and Andy tell the story of this tour in great detail - from it's conception to The Beatles frenzied arrival and look at the legacy that they left behind. 

On 11 June 1964 The Beatles arrived in Australia for a 16 day tour, and the place has never been the same. Greg Armstrong and Andy Neill have written about it. David Barr talks to them about the book “When We Was Fab : Inside The Beatles Australian Tour 1964”. The book is available on [...]Read More... from “It Was 60 Years Ago Today…”

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This June marks 60 years since the Beatles first and only tour of Australia in 1964, at the height of the Beatlemania period.  The images of the band getting off the plane on a rainy day at Sydney airport, greeting the crowds on the balcony of Melborune's Town Hall and the 300,000 thousand fans who swarmed the streets of Adelaide to greet them, after now seminal moments in Australia's history. The tour represented an extraordinary coming of age moment for the nation and the baby boomer generation, which as you'll discover when you read the book, almost never happened.  It was also a major cultural turning point that put Australia on the map as a nation capable of hosting the biggest act the world had ever seen. A new book, When We Was Fab: Inside The Beatles Australasian Tour 1964 presents the most well researched, beautifully assembled and entertaining account of the historic tour ever published. Luke Grant chats with co-author, Beatles historian and radio host, Greg Armstrong, about how he managed to access never before seen photos and accounts, what the tour meant for Australia, the stories of those lucky enough to see the Fab Four live and why the Beatles popularity has transcended generations.  You can order a copy of When We Was Fab: Inside The Beatles Australasian Tour 1964 by clicking on the link below:   https://www.woodslanepress.com.au/products/9781922800688See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For our milestone episode #100 we contemplate one of the most confounding conundrums of our age... How old is Charo, really? 00:00 Intro 00:32 Banter 02:00 Nothing But A Number 02:32 God I Feel Old 05:09 All That Matters is How Young Your Feel 07:44 I Don't Actually Care 10:28 Sources 10:48 Special Thanks 12:56 Outro Key sources for this episode include Wikipedia and contemporary newspaper reports. Full sources, transcript, links, and more at https://order-of-the-jackalope.com/nothing-but-a-number/ A special thanks to everyone who helped us reach this amazing milestone, including: A.J. Sutton, Alex Baumans, Charlotte Lochinski, Chris White, David Blomenberg, David L. White, Dorothy White, Eric Leslie, Fearful Jesuit, Greg Armstrong, Jenn Voss, Jim Munizza, Kieran Davy, Kristen Harkness, Liz Roberts, Michael Finney, Richard Le Poidevin, Rob Brunksill, Robert B. White III, Robert Sibole, Rod Miller, Sam Link, Steven White, Tom Hand, Zane C. Weber... and you, our wonderful listeners. After this episode we're going on hiatus for a few months. We'll be back in mid-August with a fresh series of all-new episodes! Part of the That's Not Canon Productions podcast network. Discord: https://discord.gg/Mbap3UQyCB Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/orderjackalope.bsky.social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/orderjackalope/ Tumblr: https://orderjackalope.tumblr.com Email: jackalope@order-of-the-jackalope.com

Greg Armstrong, MD, MSCE discusses the St. Jude Childhood Cancer Survivor Study and opportunities to understand the long-term cardiovascular outcomes of cancer and its therapies. Moderated by Nicholas Wilcox, MD, MHS.

Greg and Caitriona are actors and performers who are both appearing in Theatre Under The Stars production of The Prom. Inspired by the true story of Constance MacMillan, The Prom follows two queer teenagers and their mission to bring a same-gendered date to prom. The story was adapted into a Netflix film featuring James Corden and Meryl Strep, among others. This year, The Prom will be featured alongside Matilda: The Musical at Theatre Under The Stars, which runs until August 26th, at the Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park. Subscribe: Apple, Spotify, Google, Pandora, Deezer, Amazon, RadioPublic Socials @EndeavoursRadio --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dan-mcpeake/message

In 1876 poet Julia Ann Moore was beloved by the people of Grand Rapids, precisely because her poems were so bad. Eventually she went national... and cruel audiences stopped laughing at her poems, and started laughing at her. Transcript, sources, links and more at https://order-of-the-jackalope.com/i-started-a-joke/ Key sources for this episode include A.H. Greenly's "The Sweet Singer of Michigan Biographically Considered", Rudolph Umland's "The Blessed Sweet Singer"; Thomas J. Riedlinger's Mortal Refrains; Mark Twain's Crossing the Equator; and, of course, Julia Ann Moore's The Sentimental Song Book, The Sweet Singer of Michigan Salutes the Public, and A Few Choice Words to the Public, With New and Original Poems. Part of the That's Not Canon Productions podcast network. https://thatsnotcanon.com/ Special thanks to Dave Blomenberg for coming on to discuss poetry with us! And thanks Dorothy White, Eric Leslie, David L. White, Greg Armstrong, Sam Link, Steven White, Kristen Harkness and Richard Le Poidevin for contributing their vocal talents to this episode! This week we're co-promoting with fellow TNC podcast The Curiosity of a Child. Join Richard and Anton as they look at the quirky and unusual as well we the mundane from around the world as well as seeking out local history, events and characters. https://thecuriosityofachild.com/ Discord: https://discord.gg/Mbap3UQyCB Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/orderjackalope/ Tumblr: https://orderjackalope.tumblr.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/orderjackalope Email: jackalope@order-of-the-jackalope.com

Veteran musician Greg Armstrong discusses his collaboration with a 'supergroup' of musicians to reimagine Dio's "This Is Your Life." Called 'This Is Your Life 2023,' the proceeds of the project go to Dio's Stand Up and Shout Foundation. [...]

Veteran musician Greg Armstrong discusses his collaboration with a 'supergroup' of musicians to reimagine Dio's "This Is Your Life." Called 'This Is Your Life 2023,' the proceeds of the project go to Dio's Stand Up and Shout Foundation. [...]

Greg & Bob of Codespeaker drop in for a chat; Codespeaker is bruising post-metal from Scotland's capital.

Welcome to episode 193 of The All Seeing Guys Podcast with Greg and Joe. The guys catch up, talk about the World Cup, shit weather, Greg's books arrive, then it's onto the eavesdropping segment Geezedropping, with plenty sent in by listeners along with some audio snippets. The guys talk about embarrassing times they fell over, Zoot suits, odd interactions on public transport, the 25 year who died surfing on top of an 18-wheeler straight into an overpass, the lady who tried to get through an airport with her ex-boyfriend's ashes in a butt plug inserted into… her, and we revisited ‘Freak Me' by Another Level with a Wankerty Wank twist. All this and much more 

It's now been 21 years since the 9/11 attacks in New York. This is a re-broadcast of an episode that originally aired on September 11th, 2018. My guest is Greg Armstrong, a Paramedic and Chaplain that traveled to ground zero after the attacks to support the First Responders that were involved in the recovery effort. We lost Greg to Cancer on February 4th, 2021. This episode is dedicated to Greg's life and career, which was focused on helping others. Subscribe, Listen, and Share!

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We are counting down to Episode 100, joining us tonight is Greg Armstrong of TOJ and host of Just Enough Podcast. We discuss training camp and injuries, and Jude asks some not-so-interesting but hilarious questions. Stay tuned

Greg Armstrong talks with IHSA Board of Directors President, Katy Hasson about the most recent board discussions involving IHSA Football. What happened to the 1-32 seeding for classes 1A-6A, and will we see it approved again soon? Where will the State Championship football games be held starting in 2023 and beyond? What is the latest on 8-man football becoming a recognized IHSA sport.

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Greg Armstrong and the WQAD crew react to all things Week 5! Who's the best team in the Western Big 6 at this very moment?! Kewanee with the statement win to move to 5-0, and Monmouth-Roseville continues to pile up wins. A-Town gets a signature win. Are they on a crash course with rival Knoxville? Du-Pec takes on a challenge but falls just short. Can Lena-Winslow be stopped, or is another State title in their future? Our thoughts and prayers are with the Parker family and the Rock Falls community.

On this episode of Turn on the Jets YouTube live, hosts Stephen Zantz and Stephen Russo are joined by longtime TOJ contributor Greg Armstrong as they discuss the season opening loss to the Panthers and preview the Jets home opener vs the Patriots. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg Armstrong and Matt Randazzo are talking IHSA football on the western side of the state of Illinois. Did we already see the "best game" of the Western Big 6 season? Three Rivers is getting interesting! Can anyone figure out the Lincoln Trail Conference? NUIC race is coming into focus and 8-man teams from the northwest continue to impress.

It's now been 20 years since the 9/11 attacks in New York. This is a re-broadcast of an episode that originally aired on September 11th, 2018. My guest is Greg Armstrong, a Paramedic and Chaplain that traveled to ground zero after the attacks to support the First Responders that were involved in the recovery effort. We lost Greg to Cancer on February 4th, 2021. This episode is dedicated to Greg's life and career, which was focused on helping others. Subscribe, Listen, and Share! #UpTalkSeason6 #OwnYourGrowth #MoreLoveLessJudgementPodcast LinksRecorded and Produced by BNV Mediahttps://www.bnvmedia.ca/Presented by Wayfound Mental Health Grouphttps://wayfound.ca/FB - https://wayfound.ca/IG - https://www.instagram.com/wayfoundmhg/Twitter - https://twitter.com/wayfoundmhgLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/wayfound-mental-health-group/Sponsored by We Are Warriors Magazinehttps://wawmagazine.ca/Ambassador for Clear Float Spahttps://clearfloat.ca/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/UpTalkPodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/uptalkpodcast/Twitter - https://twitter.com/UpTalkPodcastMHNRN - https://www.mentalhealthnewsradionetwork.com/our-shows/uptalkpodcast/Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/uptalk-podcast/id1076465971Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4rWG3ge2SwNYazgEGThxwzPodbean - https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/2gf8i-771b7/UpTalk-PodcastSpreaker - https://www.spreaker.com/show/uptalk-podcast

Welcome everybody! This is the first of a series I'll be doing moving forward, little one on one, more structured than The Knicks Corner pod as you know.  This week we have Greg Armstrong with us and we get into how he became a Knicks fan, what it was like during his earlier years as a Season Ticket holder, his Summer League experiences (including pictures!) and of course we got into his time this year in Vegas, colliding with CK and Poppa Left!  Greg also drops some gems on us too!  We wrapped up with our takes on the Knicks season at hand and how we see it playing out. Take a listen and be sure to tune into The Knicks Corner Pod on 8/28 w Poppa Left and CK to find out more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

(00:00-10:29): Aubrey welcomed guest co-host, Kevin Sampson! Kevin is Aubrey's husband and the Lead Pastor of Renewal Church in West Chicago. They kicked off the show by talking about the importance of taking a stand against racism. And they discussed the following articles: “‘You can't think yourself out of racism': Black religion scholars call for conversion” “What Students Are Saying About Race and Racism in America”  (10:29-26:32): Tio Hardiman, Executive Director for Violence Interrupters, NFP and Adjunct Professor at North Park University, joined Aubrey and Kevin to talk about community organizing for peace and social change in Chicago, the Violence Interrupters Initiative, and Violence Interrupters Training. Learn more about Tio and his work at violenceinterrupters.org and connect with him on Twitter at @TioHardiman (26:32-36:50): Kevin interviewed Aubrey about her new book, “Known: How Believing Who God Says You Are Changes Everything.” Pre-order Aubrey's new book on Amazon! (36:50-46:00): Aubrey and Kevin talked about planting Renewal Church. They also discussed Bob Smietana's Religion News Service article, “Women church planters hope to give Christianity a fresh start” (46:00-1:02:46): Greg Armstrong, Founding and Lead Pastor of Renew Church and Founder of Renew Collective, joined Aubrey and Kevin to talk about his new single, “Good,” and the 2021 Renew Conference coming up November 12-13th. Learn more about the 2021 Renew Conference at myrenewconference.com Learn more about Greg at gregarmstrong.org and connect with him on Twitter at @gregarmstrong (1:02:46-1:10:46): Aubrey and Kevin shared their TOP FIVE Things they're looking forward to this Fall. Aubrey's #1 pick was Fall Movie Season and Kevin's #1 pick was the Bears winning all of their games and going to the Superbowl.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Western Big 6 is as wide open as ever heading into the fall 2021 season. Greg Armstrong and Matt Randazzo from WQAD-TV breakdown the upcoming WB6 season. Who takes the conference crown?!?

On this episode of the Turn on the Jets podcast, host Will Parkinson speaks with Greg Armstrong as they discuss: First week of camp takeaways Elijah Moore stock is rising Concern over Denzel Mims and the 2020 draft class? Expectations for the Jets defense Who will win the RB1 job? NBA Talk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg Armstrong talks 1-on-1 with Rockridge Rockets Head Coach, Jeff Henry. The Rockets were one of the best stories to come out of the 2019 spring season. Finishing a perfect 6-0 with plenty of talent returning to make their mark in the fall. 

n questo episodio ho parlato con Francesca Muccini, italiana residente in America, e vincitrice assoluta della Vol State 500 nel 2017 e nel 2020. Cos'è la Vol State? E' l'ennesima invenzione malefica di Laz, l'uomo dietro la Barkley Marathons e la Big Dog's Backyard Ultra. A differenze delle sorelle più famose, non è una gara in circuito ma attraversa tutto il Tennessee. Non ci sono ristori, chi corre si deve arrangiare come può, l'importante è che tagli il traguardo nel tempo massimo di 10 giorni

(00:00-10:08): Brian was joined for a second day by guest co-host, Aubrey Sampson! Brian and Aubrey chatted about her Lenten Devotional, Hearing the Louder Song. They also discussed the blank article      Learn more about Aubrey's Lenten Devotional at navpress.com/sites/loudersong/      (09:39-27:54): Greg Armstrong, Founding and Lead pastor of Renew Church and Founder of Renew Movement, joined Brian and Aubrey to talk about leading a multi-ethnic church and the importance of cultivating a multi-ethnic church.  Learn more about Greg at his website, gregarmstrong.org    (27:54-37:29): Brian and Aubrey shared their thoughts on Bob Smietana's Religion News Service article, “Christian financial guru Dave Ramsey: If you need stimulus check, you are ‘screwed'.” They also discussed the death of Christian music icon, Carman.   (37:29-47:17): Brian and Aubrey unpacked Josh Feldman's Mediaite article, “GOP Rep. Kinzinger Receives Stunning Letter from Relatives Over His Trump Opposition: ‘You Have Lost the Respect of Lou Dobbs…'”     (47:17-56:22): Sheila Wray Gregoire, Blogger, Author, and Host of The Bare Marriage Podcast, joined Brian and Aubrey to chat about her new book, The Great Sex Rescue: The Lies You've Been Taught and How to Recover What God Intended.  Learn more about Sheila and her books at her blog, tolovehonorandvacuum.com    (56:22-1:05:28): Brian and Aubrey shared their thoughts on Scott Sauls' blog post, “Wrecked Marriages, Infidelity, and Addiction…Seeds for Revival?”   (1:05:28-1:14:51): Brian and Aubrey chatted about Jen Pollock Michel's new book, A Habit Called Faith: 40 Days in the Bible to Find and Follow Jesus. They also discussed their favorite tv shows growing up and Ed Stetzer's blog post on The Exchange with Ed Stetzer on Christianity Today's Blog Forum, “Leadership Lessons from a Pandemic: The Responsive Approach to Strategy.”         See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

God is addicted to our dependence… He loves it when we  trust Him. Special guest, Greg Armstrong (Lead Pastor of Renew Church) talks about how God doesn’t require us to come to Him already perfect, but He wants us to come to Him as we are. Connect with Pastor Greg at https://gregarmstrong.org or follow him @gregarmstrong on Instagram. This message was originally preached at Highpoint Church on February 14, 2021.Message title: Honest WorshipSeries: Rhythms of the SoulPassage: Psalm 13 For more info about Highpoint Church, or to find a location near you, visit our website at https://highpoint.church. Connect with Pastor Greg at https://gregarmstrong.org or follow him @gregarmstrong on Instagram.

Action Steps 1. Embrace FAILURE2. Have a Willingness to SUFFER3. Have a GODLY Relentless Pursuit of Goals          Practice journaling

The adventures of Detectives Ritz Cricker & Dick Disturbance conclude. The follow-up radio play to ‘Rise of the Moonwalkers' and 'The Time Vagina' is finally here.... The Mosaic.  After running the Moonwalkers out of town, saving Grimwood from being destroyed when the Time Vagina opened by running into it, they are now trapped in 1882. Grimwood in 1882 is a very dangerous place as Ritz and Dick face off against the town's historical serial killer... The Mosaic.   Our heroes must find their only hope of ever getting home, Sally Dinners, who missing in time, face off against Mayor Quench Thirsty in a town that respects and loves him, while trying to solve the case of the murderous The Mosaic as the bodies pile up or Ritz and Dick face the gallows.   This is the epic final installment of the radio play trilogy, brought to you by the twisted minds behind The All Seeing Guys Podcast with Greg & Joe.   Full-on comedy, action, drama & adventure awaits....   Written & produced by Greg Armstrong, starring Greg Armstrong and Joe Jackson. Starring Ed Wooderson, with Tom & Ant of the Anywhere But Here Podcast. 

In this episode, Jon is joined by long-time Knicks fan and season ticket holder Greg Armstrong to talk about his nearly 50 years rooting for the team. They go through the post-championship years, watching Bernard King live, Patrick Ewing and the 90's, being at MSG for the 4-point play, Melo's lasting legacy, and what's to come in the future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Vol State winner Francesca Muuccini and the amazing Becca Joyner join us in the studio to drink some White Claws, eat some weird Oreos, test one of Greg Armstrong's cheap nutrition hacks, and yes we do talk about running. Enjoy!

Greg Armstrong and Becca Jones join Stafford and I on this crew episode. Our conversation wanders from Vol State, the Mid-State Mile, using a wedding as an excuse to have a race, and the incredible charities that Greg and his daughter created. Laugh and be inspired! https://www.run4water.net https://84days.net

Experienced ultra marathon runner Greg Armstrong dives deep into living a life of purpose and how he builds the skills to push himself beyond what most would deem possible.

In this unbelievable episode with Greg Armstrong we explore a range of topics and discuss battle tested lessons learned through the furnace of adversity that was The Mid State Mile Last Man Standing Race.Everything from simple living, being a contributor instead of a consumer, diet, running shoe's, training and mindset.Follow Greg on IG @ngarmstrong and on Facebook at Greg Armstrong Learn more about Gregs mission at:www.run4water.netwww.84days.net  Thank you SALTY BRITCHES for sponsoring this Episode of the Three of Seven Podcast"Summertime chafing affects more than just kids at the beach. After hitting the market in 2017, the demand for Salty Britches as winter skin relief soared! Now, our product is trusted by families, athletes, and military personnel for year-round, all-day protection.We are overwhelmed and grateful for the incredible response to our beloved Salty Britches. Our family gives all the glory to God!" - Salty BritchesFollow Salty Britches on IG @getsaltybritches Order you Salty Britches at www.getsaltybritches.com Use Pro Code 3of7 for 20% off your purchase. Thank you Xoskinwww.xoskin.usIG @xoskinusa"Our mission is to offer solutions that really work- whenever, wherever, whatever you do – whether you cross train, lift weights, run, climb, bike, hike, or serve and protect."-XoskinUse Pro-Code 3of7 when ordering Xoskin products to receive 25% off your purchase until the end of July 2020 Find out more and check out the new Three of Seven Project store at www.3of7project.comIG @3_of_7projectThank you for supporting Three of Seven Podcast at:www.patreon.com/threeofseven Nuff Said 

How do we make sense of the protests and riots that have erupted after the murder of George Floyd. Greg Armstrong, Director of Admissions at Northern and pastor of Renew Church (Lombard, IL) joins Mike and Dave as they discuss the church's response to and participation in public demonstrations.

(00:00-09:25): Babylon Bee stings CNN with satirical article: “There's only room for 'one fake news site'”. Brian and Ian discuss the idea of ‘fake news’ and how satire may be becoming too close to the truth. David Harsanyi also writes “Attacks on the Babylon Bee Are Attacks on Free Expression”. (09:25-36:24): We are joined by lead pastor of Renew Church, Greg Armstrong. He talks with us about church planting in the suburbs as well as Renew Movement, a collective of worship leaders, artists and musicians who gather to fuel the local church with a passion for songwriting, unification and reconciliation through the arts. This worship collective also serves as the framework for the annual Renew Worship Conference, Worship School and local worship leader cohorts throughout Chicagoland. He touches briefly on racial and social discussions within the church as a community. He believes it is essential to be able to have tough conversations that affect everyone in order to bring us together. (37:27-48:01): “Love Your Neighbor in the New Year: Answer Their Emails and Texts” writes Jen Pollock Michel in Christianity Today. Jesus protected his time and also gave it up willingly. In this digital age, we’re called to do the same. Brian and Ian talk about how important it is to people if you divide your alone time and accessible time accordingly. (48:01-58:19): Jonathan Evans, Lois Evans’ youngest son, delivers a powerful eulogy during his mother’s funeral. He speaks the realization he had about God answering prayers. Victory is always God’s and his mom wins regardless through Christ. (58:19-1:08:50): Joe Marusak writes in the Charlotte Observer “‘Only saved people can love Trump,’ says televangelist Jim Bakker”. Brian and Ian briefly listen to the former televangelist’s comments about Trump and Trump supporters, then respond. (1:08:50-1:15:02): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Jailbirds can find love too, and weed is not legal when you are high (up in the air). The FBI is different from the CIA, and the world’s smartest men are in Florida. Meanwhile, bowling is violent sport. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are joined by lead pastor of Renew Church, Greg Armstrong. He talks with us about church planting in the suburbs as well as Renew Movement, a collective of worship leaders, artists and musicians who gather to fuel the local church with a passion for songwriting, unification and reconciliation through the arts. This worship collective also serves as the framework for the annual Renew Worship Conference, Worship School and local worship leader cohorts throughout Chicagoland. He touches briefly on racial and social discussions within the church as a community. He believes it is essential to be able to have tough conversations that affect everyone in order to bring us together. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From the twisted minds of The All Seeing Guys... The adventures of Detectives Ritz Cricker & Dick Disturbance continue. The follow up radio play to ‘Rise of the Moonwalkers' is finally here.... Time Vagina.  Two years have passed since the events of Rise of the Moonwalkers, Ritz Cricker remains missing, the town of Grimwood has fallen into criminal hands and is descending into chaos, Dick Disturbance is at rock bottom and Seabreeze is still banging wives. Then events are put into motion by Eggs Benedict which all lead to the Time Vagina reopening, who will be able to stop it? Because if they don't, it'll not only spell the end for Grimwood... but the entire world.  Full on comedy, action, drama & adventure awaits.... Written & produced by Greg Armstrong, starring Greg Armstrong and Joe Jackson. With cameos from Ed Wooderson and Tom & Ant of the Anywhere But Here Podcast.  Catch the first radio play 'Rise of The Moonwalkers' here:    Libsyn: http://theallseeingguys.libsyn.com/ritz-cricker-and-dick-disturbance-rise-of-the-moonwalkers-radio-play   iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ritz-cricker-dick-disturbance-rise-moonwalkers-radio/id1039902417?i=1000393997464&mt=2   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0Y0JIX3DJSHQewPJ9wMRpZ   Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsBqVZ0y3I0&t=3s   Best listened high and on good headphones   

After witnessing the suicide of a young boy, wherever Greg goes, death seems to follow. This month's executive-level supporters, courtesy patreon.com/thelapse - Dan Lesser, Richard Gwirtz, Cindy Crijns, & Jill Galvez. Support The Lapse for as little as $1 a month and get access to hours of additional content. While this month's story deals with some markedly darker subject matter, Greg is the co-host of comedy podcast The All Seeing Guys. Insightful, funny, standup guy. Give his exploits a listen.