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Mark Trible and coach Tim McAneney: Recap Glassboro's win over Haddon Heights and all of Week 1 Talk about the NIL landscape in college Preview Week 2, including St. Augustine at Cherokee in the Game of the Week Reveal the latest Best 11 Rankings Sponsored by the West Jersey Football Coaches Association.
This week's guest is Director of Photography and Cinematographer Hannah Epstein has been with National Football League (NFL) since 2012 and is the first female camera operator on the staff. Hannah was born in Pennington, NJ in 1990 to Terri, a writer and artist, and Jonathan, a lawyer. She has a brother Harrison who works in finance. In her youth, Hannah was a keen sportswoman and played on lacrosse and basketball teams. She became fascinated with cameras at any early age, vigorously studying the fine art of still photography, which provided the foundation for film. She attended Middlebury College in Vermont, which had a film and media culture and where she also enjoyed cinema studies. Hannah also spent a semester in Ireland where she produced music videos. In 2005, Hannah volunteered for the Israel Lacrosse organization, coaching kids and filming the program's U19 women's team. Back in the US, Hannah interned in the camera department of the NFL, which led to her current position as Staff Cinematographer. She was DP for HBO's “Hard Knocks Training Camp, and DP on the TV series Earnin' It and Abby's Places, and camera operator on 30 for 30. When she is not on the road with NFL Films, Hannah is working with her parent's dog Winnie in agility training or taking still photos for fun. She lives in Haddon Heights, NJ.Hannah on Instagram @hannah.k.epsteinHannah's IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm13357021/Playlist: Wavelength - VanceJoy Sunrise - Norah JonesIvy - Taylor SwiftCrash Into Me - Dave Matthews BandBroken Halos - Chris StapletonKeep It Loose, Keep it Tight - Amos LeeLeon Bridges - Brown Skin GirlIf I Ain't Got You - Alicia KeysBeatles "Rubber Soul" Album Women visual artists I admire:Lynsey Addario (photojournalist, conflict photographer)Sophie Darlington (wildlife cinematographer)Dorothea Lange (documentary photographer)Krystle Wright (Nat Geo / Adventure photographer)Rachel Morrison (cinematographer/director of Photography) Host: Chris StaffordProduced by Hollowell StudiosFollow @theaartpodcast on InstagramEmail: hollowellstudios@gmail.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4769409/advertisement
This week's guest is Director of Photography and Cinematographer Hannah Epstein has been with National Football League (NFL) since 2012 and is the first female camera operator on the staff. Hannah was born in Pennington, NJ in 1990 to Terri, a writer and artist, and Jonathan, a lawyer. She has a brother Harrison who works in finance. In her youth, Hannah was a keen sportswoman and played on lacrosse and basketball teams. She became fascinated with cameras at any early age, vigorously studying the fine art of still photography, which provided the foundation for film. She attended Middlebury College in Vermont, which had a film and media culture and where she also enjoyed cinema studies. Hannah also spent a semester in Ireland where she produced music videos. In 2005, Hannah volunteered for the Israel Lacrosse organization, coaching kids and filming the program's U19 women's team. Back in the US, Hannah interned in the camera department of the NFL, which led to her current position as Staff Cinematographer. She was DP for HBO's “Hard Knocks Training Camp, and DP on the TV series Earnin' It and Abby's Places, and camera operator on 30 for 30. When she is not on the road with NFL Films, Hannah is working with her parent's dog Winnie in agility training or taking still photos for fun. She lives in Haddon Heights, NJ. Hannah on Instagram @hannah.k.epsteinHannah's IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm13357021/Playlist: Wavelength - VanceJoy Sunrise - Norah JonesIvy - Taylor SwiftCrash Into Me - Dave Matthews BandBroken Halos - Chris StapletonKeep It Loose, Keep it Tight - Amos LeeLeon Bridges - Brown Skin GirlIf I Ain't Got You - Alicia KeysBeatles "Rubber Soul" Album Women visual artists I admire:Lynsey Addario (photojournalist, conflict photographer)Sophie Darlington (wildlife cinematographer)Dorothea Lange (documentary photographer)Krystle Wright (Nat Geo / Adventure photographer)Rachel Morrison (cinematographer/director of Photography) Host: Chris StaffordProduced by Hollowell StudiosFollow @theaartpodcast on InstagramEmail: hollowellstudios@gmail.com
Part of the crew took a Saturday trip to Tanner Brewing in Haddon Heights. With Eric on vacation and Ian unable to make it, Rob and Amy were joined by Kevin Reilly O'Reilly of Philly Beer Trail. We sat down with Matt and Ray, two thirds of the brewing collaboration to talk their start and how 3 guys get together to make really, really good beer. Definately a place that you need to stop at. Find them on social media to see what they are up to or stop by.
Nothing is Wrong is a horror anthology podcast. Listener discretion is advised.Please rate and review this podcast on iTunes/Apple Podcasts.You can also support it at http://www.patreon.com/michaeljpatrickIntro and outro theme Music Provided By Mediachargerwww.youtube.com/user/MediaChargerhttps://bit.ly/32QJvhxArtist: Darren CurtisBackground Music Provided By Mediachargerwww.youtube.com/user/MediaChargerhttps://bit.ly/32QJvhxMusic Created By : MyuuSong Title: Growing ShadowsDownload: https://goo.gl/dSGD4FAdditional music (when Jason enters Amatlhea) - Stars and Warriors by Ezietto https://soundcloud.com/ezietto78Nothing Is Wrong is written and recorded in Haddon Heights, New Jersey on Lenapehoking territory. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
One person's psychosis can be easily dismissed, but how do we account for collective hysteria, when an entire crowd sees the same illusion or suffer from the same illness? It's enough to make somebody believe in dark magic and pick up their pitchfork, ready to hang an accused witch.Sadly, such paranoia has led to many witch hunts in the past. In today's episode we look at some of the most notorious historical cases of mass hysteria and moral panics. But these cases don't only extend to Puritan-era witch panics. We will also look at cases that hit closer to home—such as economic bubbles and the housing market crash of the early 2000s.This episode includes such cases of mass hysteria as-- Dancing mania, in which German peasants in 1374 spent weeks dancing in a fugue state, with some toppling over dead from utter exhaustion-- The cat nuns of medieval France, where the sisters became to inexplicably meow together, leaving the surrounding community perplexed-- The Salem Witch trials, where 19 were executed due to claims of sorcery-- The Jersey Devil Panic, in which dozens of newspapers claimed in 1909 that a winged creature attacked a trolley car in Haddon Heights
Jason and Amy find out that family is what you make it.Nothing is Wrong is a horror anthology podcast. Listener discretion is advised.Please rate and review this podcast on iTunes/Apple Podcasts.You can also support it at http://www.patreon.com/michaeljpatrickIntro and outro theme Music Provided By Mediachargerwww.youtube.com/user/MediaChargerhttps://bit.ly/32QJvhxArtist: Darren CurtisBackground Music Provided By Mediachargerwww.youtube.com/user/MediaChargerhttps://bit.ly/32QJvhxMusic Created By : MyuuSong Title: Growing ShadowsDownload: https://goo.gl/dSGD4FNothing Is Wrong is written and recorded in Haddon Heights, New Jersey on Lenapehoking territory. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
It's a spirited show Saturday morning in The Locker Room. Former 3X All Big Ten LB Brad Quast joins me in the studio. We'll give our thoughts on the Eagles appearing in Super Bowl XVII. The Sports Book Consigliere Dave Sharapan checks in from Las Vegas brought to you by Dino's Subs & Pizza of Margate. Hour II we will talk with former Head Football coach at Haddon Heights High School Ralph Schiavo. Haason Reddick played for coach Schiavo and we will ask the coach about his former player.
Great interview with David Downham, owner of The Gradwell House Studios.Yes, it was originally a house with a basement studio/DIY show space in Maple Shade NJ on W. Gradwell Ave. The studio has since occupied a chop shop in Gloucester City (2002-2004), some slumlord's leaky-roofed shit-hole on Atlantic ave in Haddon Heights (2004-2016) and our new wonderful and permanent home just around the corner in a repurposed, custom designed and built Masonic Lodge (Lodge 191 Y'all) on Station Ave in downtown Haddon Heights, NJ.The original basement location was in Steve Poponi's (co-owner) rented Maple Shade, NJ home for 4 long . . . carpet-remnant-wall-covered, does-that-band-own-a-tuner, Samson-mixer-having, pj-whelihans-chicken-caesar-salad-clogging-up-the-utility-sink-right-behind-my-mix-position-smelling years. After Steve's move to the Gloucester City chop-shop location Dave Downham entered the picture as a sparkly blue-eyed second engineer. Coming from his own soon-to-be defunct Cherry Hill NJ "Couches in the Desert" basement studio Dave and Steve became 50/50 partners. In addition to recording horrible bands (it was 2004, think high school Metalcore bands) and a couple good ones (really just Sugar Queef), the Gloucester location also continued to host live shows for touring bands (pretend there is an epic list here) and tons of local garbage. The limitations of this space and bondo dust in the air as well as the junkyard dogs and the prostitute-sidewalk-highway and the both-my-landlords-went-to-jail-1-month-after-we-signed-our-lease got Steve and Dave looking to move The Gradwell House again thus bringing them to Haddon Heights, NJ. The original Haddon Heights location was built with recording bands "live" in mind, and after 12 leaky-roofed years in this rented location, the limitations of this space once again got them looking to relocate, this time to buy! In 2016 The Gradwell House opened its permanent home, a custom built, wonderfully flexible, 6000 square foot music facility in downtown Haddon Heights.SUBSCRIBE TO ROCK 'N' FRIDAYS PODCAST!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEvn_21MsmWSK7fqOPNLjJA/videos
Jen is talking with Rev. Eliza Jaremko this week. They are talking about her Presbyterian Outlook article 'Books we love: How to Keep House While Drowning'. In the article Eliza shares how she is learning to keep house like Mary and Martha. Rev. Eliza C. Jaremko is the Pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Haddon Heights, NJ, where she has served for over 10 years. She is currently the Moderator Elect for the Presbytery FOR Southern New Jersey and co-chair of the Vital Congregations initiative. With a passion for serving God through writing, Eliza is a regular contributor to the Presbyterian Outlook's Voices Blog (https://pres-outlook.org/author/jaremko-eliza/), and blogs about her chaotic and funny, yet always blessed, life as a pastor, wife, and mom of 2 littles at ReverendMama.com
Listen to today's Minute To Win It here! You might hear some of the same questions tomorrow!
Teacher Jennifer from Haddon Heights, NJ competes for FRONT ROW tickets to see TSO and a 4 pack of tickets to Adventure Aquarium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
My foot hurts. Check out this episode out and learn something. Shout Out to Trish the Reflexologist over there in Haddon Heights, NJ. 609-941-7894. Tell her BiGG Chris sent ya.R.R.S. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/navon/message
It’s a great hour this week as we welcome back Jeff Shields, Youth Minister at Saint Rose of Lima Parish, Haddon Heights and leader of Forgotten Truth, a band and ministry. Not only do Kari Janisse and Mike Walsh get to chat with Jeff about his ministry and his influences, but he also performs three of his songs for us! Follow Forgotten Truth at: www.facebook.com/forgottentruth/ twitter.com/ForgottenTruth6 www.instagram.com/4gottentruth/ Listen to Talking Catholic on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, SoundCloud, Alexa or at https://talking.catholicstarherald.org/show/talking-catholic. You can also catch us on Domestic Church Media radio Sundays at 11 AM or Mondays at 4 PM https://domesticchurchmedia.org. Follow us on... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkingCatholic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkingcatholic Twitter: https://twitter.com/talkingcatholic
The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America is pleased to present our podcast episode on “Caring for the Care Partner.” Hosted by Peter Damiri, Senior Director of Content Development for MSAA, this program is part of MSAA’s 2021 MS Awareness Month theme: Improving Mental Health and Wellness. Our returning guest Dr. Amy Sullivan is a Board Certified, Staff Clinical Health Psychologist and the Director of Behavioral Medicine at the Mellen Center for MS Treatment and Research at the Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Sullivan talks about the often overlooked but important physical and emotional needs of care partners and provides practical tips and suggestions on ways to avoid care partner burnout. This episode was produced and recorded at Gradwell House Recording in Haddon Heights, NJ. Music provided by The New Anxiety (Tim Recuber and John Masino III).
Coach Lauren Kendra is the Head Coach of Haddon Heights. She grew up in Bellmawr, NJ and attended Catholic School growing up. She got a late start in sports after she broke her arm doing gymnastics. Coach Kendra attended and played basketball at Gloucester Catholic under Lisa Gedeka. After high school, she went on to play soccer and basketball at Kings in Wilkes Barre, Pa because she connected with the basketball coach there. During her senior year she tore her ACL. She went on to earn her degree but ultimately she realized that her calling was coaching and teaching Biology. Coach Kendra got her start coaching middle school basketball and then went back to her Alma Mater as an Assistant Coach under Coach Gedeka. After a few years , Gedeka encouraged her to move on to be a head coach and she eventually won the job at Haddon Heights. Coach Kendra was very fortunate to inherit a team with talent and was very successful in her early career. This year she is off to a fast start and has built a strong foundation for the next few years. https://twitter.com/3HSGirlsBball Music Credit: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Nicholas_Mackin/A_Journey/04Nicholas_Mackin-Ellinor-A_Journey_II-A_Journey-SLC41_Soisloscerdos
About Gradwell House6400 sq ft facility converted from a Masonic lodge into a recording studio with multiple recording rooms and rehearsal spacesAbout Steve and DaveFrom South JerseySound EngineersOwners of Gradwell House facilityHusbands and FathersWere members of Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right BA Start The Parts of Business They LoveOwning and working at a hub “full of people who are all doing music industry stuff with so many people that are doing what you're doing." (7:06)“Dave and I have been recording bands for 20 years. We don't record anything else. I mean, very little else...everything else is rock and roll bands. Dude, how cool is that?” (12:40)“Doing this stuff is an incredibly good fit for my personality.” (14:34)“It's just such a nice feeling to not have that weird doubt in what you do or whether your day is going to be good or bad because you don't like the thing you're about to go do.” (16:24)Being recognized for “the technical level, the cleanliness, the professionalism of the staff.” (31:28)The Hard PartsBurnout (11:59)“When you're first starting out your clients suck, too...You're working with garbage. Yeah. So that can grind you out.” (12:12)COVID: "So the pandemic hits, and we went from every room having, you know, between two and four hours, five nights a week to all of the rooms having zero hours, seven nights a week, like zero." (37:04)The Metal Core moment of the 2000s. “Metal core almost ended it for us.” (41:07)Major Insights The space where you do your work and invite clients matters. A lot. On several levels. (8:56)“Take every single dollar you get and put it in the bank, and then take it out with your debit card or take it out with a withdrawal.” (20:33)"Put it on paper.” (21:59)“Very consciously, the idea with this place is...there's the diversity of revenue stream.” (35:11)Once you have created something, you need to do “the promotional aspect”, “the legwork”, the “backend.” You need an “entrepreneurial spirit.” (51:21)“So even if you rub weird personalities, even if you have a sometimes you do drop the ball...If you prove that you are always dependable, they always come back.” (57:47)“The classic idea of if you build it, they will come is 100% not true. The most untrue thing you've ever ever heard.” (58:15) “Get really good at one thing [at a time].” (1:04:25)Start out minimal. (1:05:20)“Entrepreneurs are always so boastful about what they did, all this great stuff. It's like, yeah, but listen, I could not have done this without my wife.” (1:08:41)“Just be humble dummy.” (1:11:23)“There are operating expenses, man. You're going to break stuff...Guess what, it sucks. There's nothing you can do about it. Just go take care of it.” (1:14:21)Miscellaneous Good Stuff"My wife found this really sketchy warehouse in Gloucester City for like 700 bucks a month. And it had a junkyard dog and everything." (3:26)"Honestly the only reason I wanted to record is because there was nothing else that sucked as little as that...Every other job I've ever had sucked. So that one easily sucked the least." (9:28)The second interview to describe live sound engineers as “bitter” people. “Like no one ever seems happy necessarily doing it.” (10:04)The “Sad Guy” in the band. (44:16)The multiple releases of William Eilish. (52:26)Ete is an 8 out of 10. (1:16:03)"Falafel's just so eatable...so eatable every day, every day." (1:17:38)
Coach Kristen Przybylski or Coach P as she is know in the basketball community was born in Baltimore, Maryland. Her family eventually moved to Barrington. Right before she started high school, her family moved to Voorhees and she attended Eastern Regional High School. Growing up she played basketball and softball but eventually focused on playing basketball. After high school, she attended Camden County College and later moved on to Rowan University. Like many coaches, Coach P got her first taste of coaching as a volunteer under her high school coach who moved on to Cherry Hill East. She returned to her alma mater as an assistant coach at Eastern for sixteen years. She spent one year as an assistant at Haddon Heights before returning to Eastern as Head Coach. Coach P quickly won over her players and went 16-10 in her first year nearly upsetting Cherokee at home who was number one in South Jersey at the time. Coach P has her team focused and ready to compete this season and they look to build upon the success of last season. https://twitter.com/ECCRSDGirlsBB Music Credit: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Nicholas_Mackin/A_Journey/04Nicholas_Mackin-Ellinor-A_Journey_II-A_Journey-SLC41_Soisloscerdos
Ropeadope is a collaborative community, a brand, a moving force with a life of its own that is larger than life. Founded at the close of the last century, Ropeadope has taken the path less traveled, always following the music where it wants to go. From historically significant records with celebrity names to completely unknown artists, Ropeadope has crossed boundaries and defied music business logic to create a truly unique company that continues to release great music. Ropeadope is a story of inclusion. We view the world as a place of one, where music is a unifying force connecting all of us. We accept that musicians know their art better than businessmen do. We know that this concept, this thing called Ropeadope, is larger than any of us. And so we follow wherever Ropeadope may lead. -------------------For more information on Ropeadope, visit:Ropeadope.comfacebook: @ropeadope99IG: @ropeadopeTW: @ropeadopeRopeadope on BandcampYouTube: 21Soul-------------------Music courtesy of Ropeadope:"I Can't Breathe" (feat. Mark Whitfield) (For Erica) by Vivian Sessoms"Young Love" by The Last Poets
For the Class of 2020 it’s be a weird year. At least for the last few months. Kari Janisse and Mike Walsh invited a few seniors on to the show to ask them about what the last few months have been like, how it might impact they way they live their futures and what they plan to be doing in those futures. We chat with Patrick from Holy Spirit High School in Absecon, Jade from Paul IV High School in Haddon Heights and Jared & Deana from Williamstown High School. They give us some powerful and ultimately uplifting insight in to this year. Listen to Talking Catholic on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, SoundCloud, Alexa or at https://talking.catholicstarherald.org/show/talking-catholic/ You can also catch us on Domestic Church Media radio Sundays at 11 AM or Mondays at 4 PM https://domesticchurchmedia.org. Follow us on... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkingCatholic Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/talkingcatholic/ Instagram: https://twitter.com/talkingcatholic
Hitch and Wally visit The Lunacy Brewing Company in Haddon Heights, NJ and have Wally's dad on as a guest. The three discuss sports ranging from NBA title contenders to way-to-early MVP picks and so much more.
Want to become a better husband or a better father? Want to become a better son or a better co-worker? Want to encounter Christ and be anchored to Him? In the Vault this week are two distinguished gentlemen who can help you with all of these: Deacon Anthony Cioe, of Saints Peter and Paul Parish in Turnersville, and Anthony Scafidi, Coordinator of Junior Youth Ministry at Blackwood’s Our Lady of Hope Parish, both on the planning committee for the upcoming, 2nd annual Man Up South Jersey men’s spirituality conference, to be held on Nov. 9 at Paul VI Conference Center, Haddon Heights. Mike, Pete and our guests discuss why it’s important for men to come together in the faith, and the exciting things to come in November. The ManUp Conference is open to all ages; for more information and to register, go to www.manupsouthjersey.com Listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, SoundCloud or at http://www.camdendiocese.org/talkingcatholic
One person's psychosis can be easily dismissed, but how do we account for collective hysteria, when an entire crowd sees the same illusion or suffer from the same illness? It's enough to make somebody believe in dark magic and pick up their pitchfork, ready to hang an accused witch.Sadly, such paranoia has led to many witch hunts in the past. In today's episode we look at some of the most notorious historical cases of mass hysteria and moral panics. But these cases don't only extend to Puritan-era witch panics. We will also look at cases that hit closer to home—such as economic bubbles and the housing market crash of the early 2000s.This episode includes such cases of mass hysteria as-- Dancing mania, in which German peasants in 1374 spent weeks dancing in a fugue state, with some toppling over dead from utter exhaustion-- The cat nuns of medieval France, where the sisters became to inexplicably meow together, leaving the surrounding community perplexed-- The Salem Witch trials, where 19 were executed due to claims of sorcery-- The Jersey Devil Panic, in which dozens of newspapers claimed in 1909 that a winged creature attacked a trolley car in Haddon Heights
It’s the 100th episode!!!! Recorded live at the Collegium Center in Haddon Heights, NJ, in front of 50 of of our favorite listeners, friends and family, Mike and Pete were joined by: Father Robert Sinatra, pastor of Padre Pio Parish Laurie Power, Director of Evangelization and Discipleship at Christ the Redeemer Parish Father Chris Mann, Pastor, Christ the Redeemer Parish Sister Agnes and Sister Chiara, Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal Gabi Marigliano, Stockton University Catholic Campus Ministry Marianela Nunez, Diocese of Camden School’s Office Kevin Hickey, Catholic Charities, Diocese of Camden Greg Coogan, Diocese of Camden Youth & Young Adult Alison Filion, Stockton University Catholic Campus Ministry and a performance from local musicians Forgotten Truth. It’s a great couple of hours celebrating the fun we’ve had on the podcast, talking about how we live our lives as Catholics and what we see for the future. We hope you’ve enjoyed these last 100 episodes and we look forward to providing you with many more! Thanks for listening!
Jeff Shields, Youth Minister at Saint Rose of Lima Parish, Haddon Heights and leader of Forgotten Truth, a band and ministry, brings himself, his guitar, and his keyboard into the Vault for a musical edition of Talking Catholic this week. With Mike and Pete, Shields discusses making music with his siblings, men’s fashion, and finding inspiration. At the end of the conversation, he gives a mini-concert in The Vault for our hosts. Follow Forgotten Truth at: https://www.facebook.com/forgottentruth/ https://twitter.com/ForgottenTruth6 https://www.instagram.com/4gottentruth/
How can one find peace amidst the daily noise of life, and how can prayer help? The answer to this question, and other insightful topics, are covered in this week’s episode with Deborah Smaldore, Director of Religious Education at Saint Rose of Lima Parish in Haddon Heights. With Mike and Pete, Smaldore shares best practices of growing the faith in students during her nine years at the parish, and encountering Jesus in her own life. Note: The interview with Deborah Smaldore starts off around the 20-minute mark, after a long bit of banter and news that will never happen again. [Producers note: Pete was in a baseball mood today and Mike had an opinion on everything.]
We are very pleased to have the pastor of St. Rose of Lima Parish in Haddon Heights, NJ on the podcast this week, Fr. Joseph Byerley. He is one of the Camden Diocese’s many priests celebrating a significant anniversary of their ordination to the priesthood. In his case, 25 years! Fr. Byerley chats with Mike and Pete about how his pastoral techniques have evolved since his days as a young priest, advice for seminarians soon to be ordained and to men discerning a vocation, the importance of prayer, the longevity of good advice, the sacredness of nature, oh… and The Walking Dead.
Talking Catholic heads to the latest Theology on Tap in South Jersey for a presentation by Deacon Anthony Infanti, a seminarian for the Diocese of Camden, on the use of icons in the Catholic Church. The presentation took place before a standing room only crowd of 20 and 30-somethings at Tir Na Nog in Cherry Hill. Deacon Infanti will present an expanded version of this talk on Friday, Feb. 2 at the Collegium Center for Faith and Culture in Haddon Heights, NJ. Go to https://thecollegiumcenter.org for more info.
Sit back, relax, as we end up spending an enjoyably long chat with Joe Zachowski.Did a little bit in grade school. Too a hiatus while in middle and high school.As an adult started 25 years ago singing.And we talked about a few shows including:Spotlighters on BroadwayOliverThe CrucibleForever PlaidMan of La ManchaFiddler on the RoofAnnieBrigadoonKiss Me KateGuys and DollsShowboatThe Wizard of OzThe Drowsy ChaperoneRumorsA Few Good MenArsenic and Old LaceA Christmas CarolLes MiserablesPhantom of the OperaDeath of a SalesmanThe Pajama GameAnd a LOT about how to learn about set construction.Listen to find out even more!I am always searching for more interesting people to talk to on this podcast. If you or someone you know might be interested, you can send the contact information or if you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us;on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com, e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com,leave a voice message or text to 609-388-8287,or even leave a review on iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
The End of America is a band of friends, singers and travelers who blend three-part harmony with rock and Americana. The Philadelphia-based outfit masters a style that resonates with fans of Ryan Adams, CSNY and Dawes. All frontmen of previous bands, Brendon Thomas, James Downes and Trevor Leonard met on tour in 2005. They went on to form a trio that highlights their vocal chemistry and captures the raw honesty of their performances. TEOA recently released their debut LP (self-titled), a follow-up to their previous EPs, Shakey and Steep Bay. The new album was written in the wake of a series of close calls: one involving a van accident on tour, and the other when drummer Jarrod Pedone was involved in a hit-and-run that left him in a coma for months. Fortunately the band walked away unscathed, and Jarrod made a stunning recovery. The following winter all members relocated to Philadelphia to write and hone their new sound. Joining forces with longtime friend and engineer Dave Downham in the producer’s chair, the band tracked 11 new songs at nearby Gradwell House Recordings in Haddon Heights, NJ. With the album released, the band is gearing up for a full year of touring. Anyone who has seen TEOA can attest ...
Here it is!This episode we talk with our usual host Gary Kocheywith our special guest host Nancy PopolowStarted in 8th gradeShows talked about:Jekyll and HydeLend Me a TenorScarlet PimpernelInto the WoodsWait Until DarkListen to find out even more!I am always searching for more interesting people to talk to on this podcast. If you or someone you know might be interested, you can send the contact information or if you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us;on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com, e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com,leave a voice message or text to 609-388-8287,or even leave a review on iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Jason PollockStarted performing comedy at 29Shows talked about:The Elephant ManOur TownPlay It Again SamChapter TwoDrowsy ChaperoneDreams of Semore in Little Shop of HorrorsMoon Over BuffaloEvil DeadMiracle WorkerDiary of Anne FrankWait Until DarkMousetrapSabrina FairLunch HourListen to find out even more!I am always searching for more interesting people to talk to on this podcast. If you or someone you know might be interested, you can send the contact information or if you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us;on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com, e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com,leave a voice message or text to 609-388-8287,or even leave a review on iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Amy BannisterStarted acting in high schoolShows talked about:A Christmas StoryThe Andrews BrothersChessFuddy MeersIs He DeadSisters RosensweigPrivate LivesDeath of a SalesmanVanya & Sonia & Masha & SpikeMaking God LaughLost in YonkersKeely and DuThe Grapes of WrathSee her perform in Making God Laugh at Bridge Players TheatreApril 28th - May 13thListen to find out even more!I am always searching for more interesting people to talk to on this podcast. If you or someone you know might be interested, you can send the contact information or if you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us;on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com, e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com,leave a voice message or text to 609-388-8287,or even leave a review on iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Lisa CroceStarted acting as a request from her dance teacherShows talked about: Music ManMaking God LaughGuys and DollsDo Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?The Wedding SingerKimberly AkimboCinderellaOklahomaLittle MermaidChicagoBye Bye BirdieSee her directorial debut of Making God Laugh at Bridge Players TheatreApril 28th - May 13thListen to find out even more!I am always searching for more interesting people to talk to on this podcast. If you or someone you know might be interested, you can send the contact information or if you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us;on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com, e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com,leave a voice message or text to 609-388-8287,or even leave a review on iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Rob KristieShows talked about:Rob Kristie shows-The Doll - A Raggedy MusicalThe Doll - A Magical ChristmasGods3 Als and a Louieand other shows:Miracle on 34th StreetCinderellaBye Bye BirdieJekyll & HydeDoesn't like RentAssassinsMary PoppinsNext to NormalSweeney ToddIf you are interested in performing-The Doll - A Magical Christmas orGods,contact Rob Kristie at:southjerseyriter@aol.comListen to find out even more!I am always searching for more interesting people to talk to on this podcast. If you or someone you know might be interested, you can send the contact information or if you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us;on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com, e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com,leave a voice message or text to 609-388-8287,or even leave a review on iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Felicia CapeceStarted acting as Freshman in High SchoolShows talked about: Bye Bye Birdie, Carmen, Some Independent Films, Historical Documentaries,25 Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,A Shot in the Dark,The Music Man,The Jerry Herman Show akaShowtune - Celebrating the Works and Music of Jerry Herman See Felicia in Smokey Joe's CafeCloak and Dagger Theatre Company - PhiladelphiaBenefiting The Philadelphia Flyers CharityMarch 2nd - 12th 2017Get a DISCOUNT with code TROUBLE for 25% offor a ticket for $25 with code CASTavailable at http://plplayhouse.com/and again in Play OnSketch Club Players - WoodburyOpening April 14thAnd there is discount code SWITHINavailable at http://www.sketchclubplayers.org/Listen to find out even more!I am always searching for more interesting people to talk toon this podcast. If you or someone you know might be interested,you can send the contact information or if you have anycomments, questions, or requests, contact uson our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com, e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com,leave a voice message or text to 609-388-8287,or even leave a review on iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Ken Van DykShows talked about: Our TownOklahomaSound of MusicHow to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying1776Jesus Christ SuperstarMy Fair LadyOliverThe FantastiksPicasso at the Lapin AgileThe Bald SopranoZoo StoryOnce Upon a MattressHello DollyDeathtrapListen to find out even more!If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact uson our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com ore-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.comand we are now available in iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Katie Beth McBurnieStarted to learn acting in High SchoolShows talked about: Your a Good Man Charlie Brownproductions for Make-a-WishLittle Shop of HorrorsGodspellRising StarsTo Kill a MockingbirdListen to find out even more!If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact uson our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com ore-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.comand we are now available in iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Lauren Fabbri-PicernoShe started to learn acting in High SchoolShows talked about: You Can't Take It With YouMacbethRocky Horror Picture ShowNo Sex Please, We're BritishLend Me a TenorThe Glass MenagerieA Streetcar Named DesireThe PillowmanThe Miracle WorkerThe Last Night of BallyhooListen to find out even more!If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact uson our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com ore-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.comand we are now available in iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with LaTice KlapaStarted to learn acting at an early agebut didn't join community theatre until about 4-5 years agoShows talked about: The Sensuous SenatorThe Father of the BrideTo Kill a Mockingbird The Miracle WorkerChicago RentAnd coming soon,Look for "Is It Me?" on YoutubeAnd performing in The Rabbit Hole Comedy TourListen to find out even more!If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact uson our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio,our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com ore-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.comand we are now available in iTunes as well.We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Sara Viniar Started acting at 8 Shows talked about: Annie The Who's Tommy The Full Monty Bye Bye Birdie Annie Get Your Gun The Drowsy Chaperone The Diary of Anne Frank Violet Side Show Wicked Brighton Beach Memoirs The Miracle Worker To Kill a Mockingbird The Pillowman Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com and we are now available in iTunes as well. We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Ron Brining Currently Directing Over the River and Through the Woods at Spotliters Wife talked him into going community theatre Shows talked about: And Then There Were None Proof The Glass Slipper Third Assassins Over the River and Through the Woods Into the Woods Jr. Would not want to sing, dance, or do controversial shows Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com and we are now available in iTunes as well. We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Kevin Dahm Started acting in college Shows talked about: Edinburough French Festival The Boys Next Door The Real Inspector Hound The Music Man Macbeth A Winters Tale Diary of Ann Frank And Then There Were None Much Ado About Nothing Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com and we are now available in iTunes as well. We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Bill Shaughnessy Acting since 1992 Shows talked about: The Near-sighted Knight and the Far-sighted Dragon Deathtrap Moon Over Buffalo Miracle on 34th Street Noises Off On Golden Pond Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com and we are now available in iTunes as well. We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
Those who just joined this podcast, WELCOME. For those that have been following this podcast, I know it has been a while since I posted, but I am hopefully back on track. This episode we talk with Laura Bongiovanni. Started in school and been in theatre for 28 years. Overcame shyness with theatre. Shows talked about: A Christmas Carol Steel Magnolias Little Shop of Horrors Diary of Anne Frank Silvia Prelude to a Kiss Acting in B-horror movies Would never do Hair or cut or dye her hair either! Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com and we are now available in iTunes as well. We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
reporting from the Faeries and Wizards Festival at the Camden Children's Garden
Reporting from the Faeries and Wizards Festival at the Camden Children's Garden
This episode we talk with Bonnie Kapenstein Been in more than 80 shows Shows talked about: Applause, Butterflies are Free, The Seafarer, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Wall, All My Sons, Who Will Carry the Word. Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com and we are now available in iTunes as well. We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
Sometimes the biggest mistakes we can learn from are all inside our head. Follow: @seaAthom @Jonharper70bd @bamradionetwork I am currently the building principal of Brookfield Elementary in Haddon Heights, NJ. Our school specializes in providing a therapeutic approach to students with behavioral and emotional disorders. We pride ourselves in being innovative, practical, and effective in our approach to education and behavioral management. Prior to that, I spent six years teaching middle school science in Hoboken, Camden, and Millville, all in NJ.In addition to my role as a principal, I have received approval of a patent for a student-centered teacher feedback system.
This episode we talk with Pat Marotta President of Bridge Players Theatre Company. Shows talked about: Fables and Fairy Tales, To Kill a Mockingbird, Ain't Misbehavin', A Lesson Before Dying, A Midsummer's Night Dream - A musical Comedy, Mash Potatoes and Davey, Sister Act, Making God Laugh. Would never do Annie Please visit Bridge Players Company for the upcoming events Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com and we are now available in iTunes as well. We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Art Thompson AKA Theodore Roosevelt Been in community theatre FOREVER Shows talked about: Arsenic and old Lace, Scrooge, Brighten Beach Memoirs, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Singing in the Rain, Wizard of Oz, Fox on the Fairway, Moonlight Magnolias, 12 Angry Men, Treasure Island, The Man Who Came to Dinner, You Can't Take It With You, Deathtrap, Meet Me in St. Louis, Caberet, A Comedy of Errors, 10 Little Indians, Carnival. Would like to start their own company. Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
Sometimes the biggest mistakes we can learn from are all inside our head. Follow: @seaAthom @Jonharper70bd @bamradionetwork I am currently the building principal of Brookfield Elementary in Haddon Heights, NJ. Our school specializes in providing a therapeutic approach to students with behavioral and emotional disorders. We pride ourselves in being innovative, practical, and effective in our approach to education and behavioral management. Prior to that, I spent six years teaching middle school science in Hoboken, Camden, and Millville, all in NJ.In addition to my role as a principal, I have received approval of a patent for a student-centered teacher feedback system.
This episode we talk with Chrissy Wick Been in community theatre for 5-6 years, Shows talks about: You Can't Take it With You, Father of the Bride, 'Til Beth Do Us Part, Diary of Anne Frank, Once on This Island, Drowsy Chaperone, Santa's Christmas List, Hates Mary Poppins. Would love to direct. Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Chuck Klotz Shows talks about Your a Good Man Charlie Brown Story Theatre Caberet Opal's Husband Producers Falsettos Hates Cats Would love to direct Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Rich Shockley Started in2009 Shows talked about - Forever Plaid 24 hour Theatre Fest Les Miserables White Christmas Little Shop of Horrors Scrooge Would like to do sound Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Greg Northam Started in1988-89 Learned some theatre from Drucie McDaniel Shows talked about - Scapin in Austria Of Mice and Men Cat on a Hot Tin Roof All My Sons Wait Until Dark Lend me a Tenor Diary of Anne Frank Would like to stage manage or publicity Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Steve Allen Started in 2004 Acted in over 60 Shows and directed more than 25 shows including A Charlie Brown Christmas Play On! Rest Assured Mary Mary The Odd Couple On Golden Pond Many Hats Allen has done almost everything in community theatre! Listen to find out even more! If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Julianna Banfe Started 4 years ago and is currently in the 5th Grade Shows we talked about Musicman Lion King Walnut Street Theatre classes Enjoying playing Ti Moune in Once On This Island Cinderella Jr Sleeping Beauty Jr Would prefer to avoid Jr versions Would like to: direct musical director costumes make-up If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk to Chuck and Jenni Maienza 7 - 8 years in community theatre Shows talked about - And Then There Were None Once On This Island Into the Woods Chapter Two Kiss Me Kate Fiddler on the Roof The Music Man Hello Dolly Mame Rent Nunsense Young Frankenstein Stars under the Stars Choreographed Acted Lights Set Construction Directing Children Costumes Props Performs with their kids Would like to direct adults or dance better Correction from broadcast- Once On This Island opens May 6th If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Marti Palmiri Started 14 years ago Retired teacher & director for Edgewater Park Shows Odd Couple - Female version Mame Taking Leave Once On This Island Won't do Winnie the Pooh again Would try set design If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
This episode we talk with Jay Burton Started 4-5 years ago and 15 shows Band player/performer Shows To Kill a Mocking Bird Producers Driving Miss Daisy Once On This Island Won't do opera or Shakespeare Would like to help with sets, lights, sound If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
First production as a Pirate in Peter Pan, Cinderella, Snow White, Storytime Theatre, Peter Rabbit , Goldilocks and the Christmas Bears, Brighton Beach Memoirs, Once Upon a Mattress, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, Godspell, Never do Cloud Nine again. Directed, Costumes, Hair, Make-up, Stage crew, Lights, Sound, Would like to direct mainstage productions. If you have any comments, questions, or requests, contact us on our Facebook page CommunityTheatreStudio, our webpage CommunityTheatreStudio.Podbean.com or e-mail us at CommunityTheatreStudio@gmail.com We are supported by Village Playbox of Haddon Heights, NJ
Leave us a voicemail at: (509) 731-3548 Our official website is at: ==> http://www.lawabidingbiker.com PODCAST-Get ready to dig deep into the email bag on this episode bikaholics! We have been so busy covering other topics on the podcast that the emails have been stacking. We cover an array of things that are a directly result of emails we have received. We really appreciate the emails everyone, so keep them coming. You can send us an email or leave us a voicemail anytime! I start out with an announcement reference the fatal biker shooting that occurred on June 26, 2014 around 8:00 PM outside Nippers Bar Grille in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. We covered this in depth on Episode #48, so check it out. After that episode aired I was contacted by a high ranking official of the Iron Order Motorcycle Club (IOMC) and that speaks volumes for the Iron Order Motorcycle Club. The official was appreciative of our fair and balanced coverage of the shooting incident. This high ranking official is very open to an interview right here on the Law Abiding Biker Podcast. However, he wishes to wait until the true facts of the fatal biker shooting are released to the public. The Iron Order MC does not wish to interfere with the Jacksonville Beach Police Department's or the State Attorney's Office ongoing investigation. As a President of a motorcycle club myself, I must say that I would likely make the same decision. It is stated by the IOMC official that they are in fact a "law abiding biker" motorcycle club. Over the years that has certainly been my perception of the IOMC based on my personal contact with members. The Iron Order MC does have a very open website with pictures of members and exactly what they stand for. They are not secretive at all. Of course, that is completely unlike outlaw motorcycle gang websites that contain very little or no information. OMG's obviously have much to hide, so they can't be open like law abiding biker clubs on their websites. I did learn from the official that the Iron Order MC member that was involved in the fatal shooting was never in custody, booked into jail, and is free right now. Also, I may have stated that Nippers is a "bar" in Episode #48 and I was incorrect. Nippers is described as an upscale family restaurant. The patrons and many witnesses present that night were not bikers and were families and children. We must let the legal processes take place and know that the videos, witnesses, and forensic evidence in this case will reveal the truth in time. So, look forward loyal listeners to an upcoming interview with the IOMC Official after the facts are released. We will of course keep you up to date on this situation as it unfolds in the meantime. We will let you know of any information that appears to be valid in nature. Again, I caution you to be very careful about where you get your information on the matter. There are some internet trolls out there reporting on the incident with no actual information, who are obviously very biased. If a source is already judging one side or the other without much information then that should probably be a red flag that they have an agenda. Emails, YouTube, Website Comments, Purchases Email 1 Johnny Galloway of Sydney, Austrailia Hey guys, Just a quick note to say hello from Sydney Australia. I have listened to all of your podcasts which I really enjoy, funny and informative.Also find the YouTube videos very helpful. I ride an 08 Superglide and try to do as much work on it as possible as the Harley dealers in Oz are VERY expensive..There is a lot happening in the Australian bike scene at the moment and am happy to keep you guys updated from time to time if you are interested.Keep up the great work..JohnnyG.... My Response: I really appreciate the contact! I'm super glad you like the podcast & videos. To give me an idea of how expensive Harley dealers are in your area; what does a regular service oil change cost?I would love it if you kept us up to date on everything that is going on over there with the biker scene. We can even talk about it on the podcast! Email 2 John Stevens, US Navy, Retired Kenosha, WIHe is Speaking of AR-15 cleaning video at (http://lawabidingbiker.com/cleanmyar15) nice videos. not only enjoyed your bike maintenance videos, but then stumbled across a colt m4 cleaning video. stay safe on your bike AND in your profession! YouTube New comment a YouTube video "How to remove install rear wheel tire of Haley Davidson Motorcycle" www.lawabidingbiker.com/rearwheelMY RESPONSE: Thanks for the DONATION wtduryea! I'm really glad you liked the video. Wow, that sound like a bitch of an axle to get out. You bring up a good point for bikers watching this. Make sure your axle always has plenty of Anti-Seize grease on it. Put some extra on when you put it back on. Thanks for everything and ride safe.* Walter Duryea (also donated) Thanks for the video. I have done my '04 Dyna Super Glide before so I used the video as a refresher when I changed tires on my new (used) '06 Wide Glide, The Bike only has 14, 000 miles on it but the axle was a bear to remove. I soaked it with penetrating oil, used an old nut on the left side and had to pound the living daylights out of it. It was a corroded mess. Emery cloth and some elbow grease solved the problem and I reassembled it with a good dose of Anti-Seize. I'll be throwing a few shekels your way for the video. Email 3 VIA EMAIL AFTER PURCHASING BOOM BOX SOFTWARE UPDATE VIDEO www.LawAbidingBiker.com/BoomBoxSoftware Thomas Medeiros of Hawii Aloha from Hawaii......Ryan your video was very helpful and I learn a lot from it, I will keep you in mine and on my lap top. I just bought a 2014 Harley Davidson Tri Glide Trike. I had a 2013 same trike and love it. If you are ever in Hawaii please let me know would like to take you around or ride around the Island have same lunch and dinner. Thanks for all your help, keep up the good work. Email 4 VIA EMAIL AFTER PURCHASING HARLEY MAINTENANCE VIDEO www.LawAbidingBiker.com/2014HarleyMaintenance Tom Carter: Hi Ryan, The video was great and very complete. My only question is how to check the primary oil level. I have enjoyed your videos in the past and this is the first one I have purchased and I am glad I did. I have done my own service and was never quite sure I did things right. Now I am. Your video was one if not the best How to video I have seen. Great detail and very good picture. Thanks again Keep up the good work. MY RESPONSE: Thanks so much for the feedback brother!! I'm very glad you liked the video.The only way to check the primary drive oil level is by visual inspection w/ the bike level & a flashlight. You must have the clutch inspection (derby) round cover off. The oil should be about 1/4 inch over the bottom of the clutch plate. Email 5 From Ron Houle of Apple Valley, MN (Minnesota) Purchaser of the Ride Planner Video http://www.lawabidingbiker.com/RidePlanner Enjoyed you video on the 2014 Boombox and HD Trip Planner. I have add limited success with the Planner/Boombox, it has transfered from the memory stick to the Boombox but the route doesn't always work, maybe its the preference setup. New problem, I'm getting an error message when trying to importing Trip Planner file, "Import Fail, Could Not Query NAV Date Base". Any suggestions. FOLLOW UP EMAIL HE SENT: * I called customer service at Harley, they had me do a master reset because it was confused, it fixed the problem.* Email 6 Talking about Ride Planner video www.LawAbidingBiker.com/RidePlanner David of Haddon Heights, NY: hey ryan-how many 'stop over/way points/additional destinations can you set up for a trip? some systems allow up to 10--also can you import trips from google maps or map quest? Email 7 Reference our new App. http://www.lawabidingbiker.com/app From Greg Gaxiola: Followed the simple instructions for my iPad installation for the free Podcast Box app and then searched for Law Abiding Biker and clicked on the in app purchase for $2.99 and it works great. I like it way better than Sticher Radio because it is truly customized to the LAB podcast content and the show description (notes) is automatically displayed with a professional looking background, is very detailed and can be read while the podcast is being played. Thanks for making this available! Email 8 From Devin Orr Fort Bragg, NC HE REFERENCES EPS. #38; Belt final drive vs. Chain final drive http://www.lawabidingbiker.com/38 Your POD Cast for the Belt drive vs. chain drive was very informative. Really appreciate that! Now I have another question. Can you, or have you done one that covers the chain drive or open belt primary drive? What are the differences? What are the pro's and con's? I am thinking about installing 3.35" Open Belt Primary Drive Street Style for Harley-Davidson from Demon cycles SKU: Open Primary 58730, made by Ultima. I have posted the link below. I own a 2005 Harley Davidson Night Train. I have thought about doing this for a while, but I am concerned that once I install one, I am not going to like it. Email 9 From Gregg Anderson of Englewood, OH Ryan, Apprecieate your direct and honest approach to teaching us motorcyclists how to do routine maintenance on our bikes. You give me the confidence to do it first of all, and it saves me money to boot. Could you answer a few questions I have about changing the oil on my 2011 HD Superglide Custom? 1. What are your thoughts about using Mobile 1 mortor oil? A fellow HD owner says it allows his bike to run ~10 degrees cooler. If Mobile 1 is OK in your estimation, what grade of Mobile 1 would you recommend? 2. In the video I watched, your friend used a torque wrench to tighten the screws on the Derby cover. What brand of torque wrench was that? Any recommendations as to what wrench to buy? Did it use a 1/4" drive? Would you like to have both in-lbs and newton-meter scales on the wrench? Would you prefer a wrench that once it reaches the torque setting and clicks that it no longer can tighten, i.e. it turns freely after that? Or does it matter? MY RESPONSE: Thanks for the contact and feedback brother. o answer your question about lubrications listen to our in depth Law Abiding Biker Podcast Episode #26 on this matter. It will answer all your questions about oils, weights, and Mobile 1. There is also an in depth blog there I wrote. ==> www.LawAbidingBiker.com/26. I use Craftsman tools (Sears), which is the torque wrench you saw. That one is a 3/8 inch drive. I would suggest getting a 3/8 inch drive torque wrench that reads inch pounds (likely will have Newton Meters on it too.) Then get a second larger 1/2 inch drive torque wrench reading in foot pounds for larger projects. Once my wrench reaches the torque setting it clicks and then will turn after that. It seems to work fine for me. I just stop at the click. Hope that helps... Email 10 William Weisspfennig Jr Of Punta Gorda, FL Gunfighters V.P 1st Gulf Chapter,FL First off I love the program that i happened to stumble upon a couple of months ago,so keep up the good work . Ryan I'm in a LE MC called the Gunfighters in FL and I'm the the VP of the !st Gulf Chapter. I was looking through past Podcast trying to remember what program your clubs uses to communicate with on your smart phone. I remember you were stating it was easy way to communicate with everyone in the chapter. Are Chapter is looking for a better/ easier way to communicate with each other. If you could send me the information/ name of the app that be great. 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reports from the Chasing the Dream Extravaganza.
We have renamed our podcast to match the new branding of our blog. “Lubetkin on Communications” better captures the goal of our blog and podcast series, which is to provide a forum for discussion of important communications and public relations issues with newsmakers in the field. In this episode of the “Lubetkin on Communications Podcast” we present a conversation with Rebecca Timms of Haddon Heights, NJ, a Rowan University junior who is serving as 2009-2010 national president of the Public Relations Student Society of America. Read Rebecca's official biography on the PRSSA website. Listen to the podcast here: Download the podcast program here (stereo MP3 file, 24.6 mb, duration 00:23:40.) Subscribe to the RSS feed for the “Lubetkin on Communications” podcast series. Apple iPod owners, subscribe to the “Lubetkin on Communications” podcast series in the Apple iTunes Music Store. Special thanks to Samantha Collier, director of external affairs, Rutgers University School of Business, Camden, and Michael Sepanic, Director of Public Information, Rutgers University, Camden, for their interest in promoting podcasting technology. Keywords: lubetkin, rebecca timms, prssa, public relations student society of america, rowan university, nj, new jersey Technorati Tags: lubetkin,rebecca timms,prssa,public relations student society of america,rowan university,nj,new jersey del.icio.us Tags: lubetkin,rebecca timms,prssa,public relations student society of america,rowan university,nj,new jersey Produced in the studios of Professional Podcasts LLC, Cherry Hill, NJ.
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