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Ace and Zim interview Bengals legend Ickey Woods and discuss the Javonte Woods Foundation and the Bengals offseason.https://www.jovantewoodsfoundation.org/SUBSCRIBE to the Wincinnati YouTube channel: https://rb.gy/yz5l4y FIND & FOLLOW the Wincinnati podcast on your favorite platforms:LISTEN on Buzzsprout: https://rb.gy/4d3xksLISTEN on Apple Podcasts: https://rb.gy/bwwbsiLISTEN on Spotify: https://rb.gy/daasvlLISTEN on Stitcher: https://rb.gy/0rc4rwLISTEN on Google: https://rb.gy/xgvsmpLISTEN on iHeartRadio: https://rb.gy/t03chpLISTEN on Amazon: https://rb.gy/vbumtvFOLLOW Ace & Zim on Twitter, where they'll share the latest news about the Cincinnati Bengals and interact with Bengals fans, and host Twitter spaces.Ace: https://rb.gy/gmx9fnZim:https://rb.gy/pb7nvwWincinnati podcast: https://rb.gy/wegjep
That's the first part of 2023 funk summary. Let's go! 01- The Motet - Back Seat 02- Tom McGuire & the Brassholes - Unshakable 03- Cory Wong - Cory Wong (The Power Station Tour Live) 04- King Canyon - Stand Up 05- Tayrell - CAN'T GO HOME (feat. Elijah Fox) 06- Bootsy Collins - The Ickey Shuffle (feat. Ouiwey Collins & Ickey Woods) 07- Kurt Elling - Boogie Down (feat. Nate Smith) 08- Salin - Si Chomphu 09- Galactic - Making Cents (feat. Eric Biddines) 10- Acantha Lang - Beautiful Dreams 11- The Mighty Mocambos - International Cypher 12- Brother Zulu - Boyfriend 13- Lack Of Afro - Browsing YouTube 14- Surprise Chef - Friendship Theme 15- Jungle Fire - Together (feat. Jamie Allensworth) 16- Malka Family - Poulet cuit (Band Version)
Ickey Woods joins Bernie and Hanford to talk playing days, the iconic Ickey Shuffle and the importance of his foundation.
This week all the track are new, fresh and funky! 01- Funky Destination - Freakismo 02- Galactic - Big Whiskers 03- Cory Wong - Cory Wong (The Power Station Tour Live) 04- King Canyon - Stand Up 05- Adi Oasis - Red To Violet (feat. Jamila Woods) 06- Billy Valentine & The Universal Truth - Home Is Where The Hatred Is 07- Scary Pockets - I'm a Believer (feat. Kenton Chen) 08- Greg Spero & MonoNeon & Ronald Bruner, Jr. - u mean (Tiny Room Sessions) 09- Brooklyn Funk Essentials - How Happy 10- Tayller - Can't Go Home (feat. Nic Hanson & Elijah Fox) 11- Marc Broussard - That's What Love Will Make You Do feat. Joe Bonamassa 12- Stan Mosley - I Can't Get Next To You 13- Jazz Mafia - Stone Cold Lovin' 14- Jay Murphy - Sexy Lady 15- Bootsy Collins - The Ickey Shuffle (feat. Ouiwey Collins, Ickey Woods)
Ickey Woods joins the show as our guest for Pickin With The Pickers
Hour 1: Ohio State will back its way in | Ickey Woods, Bengals Great, joins the show | Plus, the best calls from College Football Saturday
Former running back who played at UNLV and for the Cincinnati Bengals from 1988-1991. A series of injuries shortened his career. A Fresno, CA native born Elbert Woods. He set numerous rookie franchise records. He is most remembered for the end zone dance called- Ickey Shuffle! How he received his nickname of Ickey, his high school days and when his recruitment started. Story of his recruiting visit to Las Vegas & UNLV. His playing as a Runnin' Rebel and what changed between his junior & senior that led him to lead the country in rushing. How he spent his time off the field and on the strip!His thoughts of going to Cincinnati after being drafted in the second round in 1988. The NFL attempted to ban the Ickey Shuffle that leads to a good story of GM Paul Brown coming into the locker room about his dance. Using it as motivation to score. The city of Cincinnati when they went to the Super Bowl, SI Super Bowl Cover, and what he remembers about the Super Bowl away from the game in the city of Miami. Injuries, providing for his family and our of football by the age of 26, being part of a full contact women's team and what is like coaching females. His huge “B”, Geico commercial and how he improvised the line- “Gonna Get me some cold cuts.”The Javonte Woods Foundation: Who Javonte was as a person, explaining the 3-fold mission of the foundation, & the celebrity cruise in 2023. Asthma is the #1 chronic condition in children & takes 11 lives every day. Links:Javonte Woods Foundation: https://www.jovantewoodsfoundation.org/Cruise for a Cure: https://www.jovantewoodsfoundation.org/eventsIckey's Geico Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5U85N-xVvAIckey Shuffle End Zone Dance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih-TYjxG0UgIckey & the BIG B: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18wwd62-8ZWrhR5edzCzJ4agPw54EVPKK/view?usp=sharingBefore the Lights Links:Hire Tommy to Speak: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/public-speakingBecome a BTL Member: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/supportBefore the Lights Website: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/Contact Amy Canale: https://amycanale.com/ Support the show
The MeanGene Show KDWN 720 AM-101.5FM Las Vegas Special Guest- Ickey "The Shuffle" Woods Ickey Woods dropped by the studio to talk Cincinnati Bengals, the Ickey Shuffle, NFL Week 1 with MeanGene, Downtown Wayne Brown and Mr. Picks. follow the show on twitter @sportskings Facebook Sports Kings Podcast and Instagram @sportskingspodcast
The Sports Kings Dustin Phifer, MeanGene and Wayne Brown Saturday September 10, 2022 Special Guest- former UNLV running back and Cincinnati Bengals Ickey Woods Finally, it's our first NFL Weekly Countdown Show from the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, with the Ickey Shuffle himself joining us to help make our predictions and picks for Sunday's and Monday's NFL games. I promise you will be more than entertained during this show, follow the show on twitter @sportskings Facebook Sports Kings Podcast and Instagram @sportskingspodcast
Sports Kings Show Virgin Hotels Las Vegas Friday September 9, 2022 Special Guest- former UNLV and Cincinnati Bengals running back Ickey Woods MeanGene, Dustin and Wayne Brown welcome Ickey Woods to the show. Ickey talks about his UNLV playing days, getting drafted in the NFL, his rookie season with the Cincinnati Bengals, Superbowl vs the 49ers and the Ickey Woods Shuffle. Sports Kings "live" from Virgin Hotels Las Vegas follow us on twitter @sportskings Facebook Sports Kings Podcast and Instagram @sportskingspodcast
Being the hunter vs the hunted, Joe Burrow's leadership, the front office stepping up and more! Ickey Woods on the Justin Kinner Show w/Kev Nash!
On the 78th episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by Cincinnati Bengals legend Ickey Woods to talk about his dance, his foundation, today's Bengals, and much more (13:56 – 51:02). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) for this week's edition of the “Opening Kick” (00:57 – 13:04). In honor of the iconic “Ickey Shuffle,” Morten talks about his dancing career – yes, you read that correctly. Plus, the guys talk about the Mardi Gras celebrations happening right now in New Orleans, LA.We then move to our interview with Ickey Woods, where he discusses a wide range of topics: how the Bengals of today still pay tribute to Ickey Woods by breaking out the “Ickey Shuffle” (15:14); why he was surprised by the Bengals' run this season, and thoughts on the Bengals' loss to the Rams in the Super Bowl (16:47); how Joe Mixon is able to stand out in a league that is continuing to devalue running backs year-after-year (18:48); thoughts on Joe Burrow, and what the Bengals have to do to improve next season (19:55); why the AFC is going to be a three-horse race for the next decade, and why the Bengals are capable of being the 1-seed in the AFC as soon as next season (22:07); why the 1988 Bengals were so special compared to the other Bengals' teams of that era (24:37); how Boomer Esiason was able to rise above a loaded quarterback field in 1988 to win NFL MVP (26:40); the origin of the “Ickey Shuffle,” and why it wasn't an overnight sensation (27:46); the difficulty of retiring at such a young age (29:15); his involvement with the Cincinnati Sizzle, and why he believes women's football could take off if the NFL gave it some real support and backing (30:13); the background and mission of his foundation, the “Jovante Woods Foundation,” and where people can go to support Ickey's mission of ending Asthma-educed deaths (32:29); why Ickey hated playing against Morten's Saints (36:22); why he believes it's partially the Bengals organization's fault that there is only one player from their team's history inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame (37:37); why he's happy Las Vegas finally got an NFL team, and the advice he'd give players who are embarking on a football career in Sin City (38:54); and this week's edition of “The Name Game,” featuring Randall Cunningham, Anthony Muñoz, Boomer Esiason, Paul Brown, Cris Collinsworth, Sam Wyche, Solomon Wilcots, James Brooks, Eddie Brown, Max Montoya, David Fulcher and Dick LeBeau (40:47).Finally, we close things out with “Morten's Game Winner” – a weekly monologue from The Great Dane on his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, Morten talks about Ickey Woods, and how his short NFL career has had a lasting impact both on and off the field (51:42).
Host Bill Donohue welcomes former Cincinnati Bengals RB and renowned celebrator, Ickey Woods. Later Bill talks with 1986 World Champion New York Mets outfielder Kevin Mitchell.
Ickey Woods teaches Nestor The Ickey Shuffle and tells history of Who Dey Jungle lore
Ickey Woods: Former Cincinnati Bengals Running Back
Breaking down the most important matchup this Sunday - In-N-Out Burger vs Skyline Chili with Ickey Woods and Warren Moon. Oronde Gadsden eats a brown sundae, Mack Hollins explains his M&M's and water cocktail and Rob Pizzola provides his best Super Bowl prop bets.
Ickey Woods - the creator of the Ickey Shuffle - talks important Super Bowl matchups. Mack Hollins talks Mike McDaniel and details his signature M&M's X water cocktail. We peer pressure Jimmy into smoking a cigarette and our Mt Rushmore's of Pizza.
Bill is joined live in Los Angeles by former NFL linebacker Sam Acho, Bengals great Ickey Woods and former Seahawks running back Shaun Alexander See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Bill is joined by former NFL linebacker Sam Acho and Bengals great Ickey Woods live in Los Angeles See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's another star-studded edition of The Boss & The Gloss with Bob Golic live from Radio Row in Los Angeles ahead of Super Bowl LVI! We kick things off with former Seahawks RB Shaun Alexander to talk Russell Wilson and what Shaun has been doing since his retirement. Next, Cowboys Hall of Famer Mel Renfro stops by before former running back Ickey Woods joins the show to talk about his Bengals in the Super Bowl and his old battles with Bob.
Former Cincinnati Bengals running back Ickey Woods joins the show to talk about his Bengals in the Super Bowl and his old battles with Bob Golic
Tons of stars on our show today as the boys broadcast live from radio row in LA for Super Bowl LVI. We had Geoff Schwartz, Cris Carter, Ickey Woods, Ron Jaworski, and Dan Dakich on our show to entertain you as the world gets mentally ready for the big game.
What did he mean to present the Bengals with the AFC Championship trophy? I How surprised is he with this Bengals team?
In the 11 a.m. hour of the K&C Masterpiece, former Bengals running back Ickey Woods joins ahead of the Super Bowl, talks with their Bet QL insider Quinton Mayo and dips into Gridiron Gravy
Former Bengal and celebration legend Ickey Woods joined ahead of the Super Bowl
Hour one: A busy news day is overshadowed by the return of the Shamrock Shake and the Lakers dysfunction. After, Ickey Woods joins the show to discuss the most important Super Bowl matchup.
An absolute shocking selection from the former Bengal as Hoch and Crowder continue breaking down the most important matchup in this Super Bowl - Cincinnati's Skyline Chili vs LA's In-N-Out Burger.
Legendary Bengals RB - and creator of the Ickey Shuffle - shares a shocking admission about a Cincinnati staple. Plus, he discusses the Super Bowl matchup between the Bengals and Rams.
Bengals legend, creator of the "Ickey Shuffle" joined the show to talk about the Super Bowl.
Aaron Gleeman in studio for most of the final hour, and we close with Bengals' Ickey Woods as we look ahead to the Super Bowl!
2:00- Bengals legend, Ickey Woods joins the show to talk about the Super Bowl. 23:30- Pete Hailey joins the show to talk about the NFL Playoffs, the Commanders, and his social media. 36:00- During this segment the guys talk about smelliest states.
Ickey Woods talks about the Bengals' opportunity in the Super Bowl, how the “Ickey Shuffle” came about, his impression of Joe Burrow getting this team to this point, the pressure on the Rams and the biggest challenge for the Cincinnati offense.
Former Cincinnati Bengals running back Ickey Woods joins the Murph & Mac Show to talk about what is was like playing against the 49ers in the Super Bowl & how Joe Burrow and the Bengals can beat the Rams in Super Bowl LVI See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Former Cincinnati Bengals running back Ickey Woods joins the Murph & Mac Show to talk about what is was like playing against the 49ers in the Super Bowl & how Joe Burrow and the Bengals can beat the Rams in Super Bowl LVI See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Andy and Randy discuss the hottest trending topics of the day before being joined by former Cincinnati Bengals fullback Ickey Woods. We all know who he's rooting for in Super Bowl LVI. Plus, the guys answer all your questions in 'Ask Me Anything.'
Former Cincinnati Bengals running back Ickey Woods on the Ickey Shuffle, and playing in the Super Bowl, and what he thinks of the Bengals vs the LA Rams in this year's matchup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Boomer crossed-paths with his old Bengals teammate, Ickey Woods on Sunday in Kansas City and may or may not see him again in LA a couple of weeks from now.
Ickey Woods gained nationwide fame doing his "Ickey Shuffle" touchdown dance during the Bengals' run to the Super Bowl in 1988 season. He loves seeing the city come alive again amid the Bengals' run to Sunday's AFC Championship game in Kansas City. "It's been a long way for us – and it's about time," Woods told The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" podcast. "These guys are doing a great job. The kid, Joe Burrow, is a very unbelievable guy. He just has that 'it' factor. He's just unbelievable." Woods, 55, has remained connected to the Bengals since his playing career ended in 1991. He runs a concession stand at every Bengals home game at Paul Brown Stadium. The proceeds from concession sales help support the Jovante Woods Foundation, which raises money and awareness for Asthma research in honor of Ickey Woods' late son. The legend of the "Ickey Shuffle" has lived on. In 2014, Woods was featured doing the dance in a Geico commercial. (Find out on "That's So Cincinnati" which two versions of the commercial ended up on the cutting-room floor.) Bengals fans got treated with the "Ickey Shuffle" in the home playoff against Las Vegas on Jan. 15. Tight end C.J. Uzomah did the shuffle after scoring a first quarter touchdown. Woods was at Paull Brown Stadium to see it. "He was doing a good job of it, too," Woods said.
Doug reviews perhaps the greatest divisional round weekend ever, and gives his thoughts on the upcoming NFC and AFC championship game matchups. Plus, Bengals legend Ickey Woods joins the pod to discuss Joe Burrow, the return of the Ickey Shuffle and if the Bengals are going to be great for the next ten years?
Ickey Woods joins the show to preview the playoff matchup between the Titans and Bengals
John and Anthony reminisce on their Wild Card round experiences, while also welcoming in Bengals legend, Ickey Woods back on the program. They all also talk about this season's squad and what's ahead in Tennessee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
National media jumping on Bengals bandwagon. Joe Burrow intangibles mixed with killer instinct in Playoff/Championship games. Why these Bengals are different than years past. Ickey Woods returns to Paul Brown Stadium as Ruler of the Jungle
In our bumper Christmas episode, Paul and Nathan welcome in Bengals legend Ickey Woods. And there's a special Christmas games night, featuring all of our games - Bengaldy Blank, The Name Game, Did He Darius and special Bengals-themed edition of First And Ten, with The Athletic's Jay Morrison. Closing song: Chas 'N Dave 'The Shepherds Watch Their Flocks'
On the 66th episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by his Pro Football Hall of Fame brother and Cincinnati Bengals legend Anthony Muñoz (06:03 – 39:01). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) for this week's edition of the “Opening Kick” (01:02 – 05:12). Morten talks about the Detroit Lions getting their first win of the season, and how his old friend Dan Campbell reminded all of us postgame what really matters in life.We then move to our interview with Anthony Muñoz, where he discusses a wide range of topics: why a gold jacket is required for an invite to Anthony's golf tournament (06:56); why he waited to start his foundation until well-after his playing days, and what his foundation focuses on within the greater Cincinnati region (07:53); the influence of his grandparents on his upbringing, and growing up without a father (12:11); why he's so high on the 2021 Bengals, and what he loves about Joe Burrow (13:52); why we'll be talking about Joe Burrow as a top 5 QB in the NFL sooner rather than later (16:00); a call for Kenny Anderson to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame (16:38); why he wouldn't have drafted Ja'Marr Chase that high this past spring, but absolutely respects the pro he has been in his rookie season (17:19); offensive line play in today's game, and why it's not at the level it used to be (18:14); Anthony's “non-negotiable” traits all young offensive linemen should work on (21:44); who he thinks is the best offensive tackle in today's NFL (24:50); why Quenton Nelson is the best guard in the NFL (25:19); why Dwight Stephenson is the greatest center he has ever seen (26:09); why Bruce Smith was the toughest person to block in his career (26:49); the players in today's game that he would've loved to go up against (27:30); sharing memories of one of Morten's favorite coaches ever, Frank Gansz Sr. (28:20); and this week's edition of “The Name Game,” featuring Paul Brown, Cris Collinsworth, Archie Griffin, Ickey Woods and Sam Wyche (29:52).Then we move to this week's edition of “Morten's Fast 5,” where our Hall of Famer makes picks for the five biggest games of the football weekend (40:28 – 47:39). Morten gives his picks for Rams at Cardinals (41:32), Bills at Buccaneers (42:45), Ravens at Browns (43:46), Cowboys at Washington (44:53), and Raiders at Chiefs (46:04).Finally, we close things out with “Morten's Game Winner” – a weekly monologue from The Great Dane on his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, Morten talks about his friend Anthony Muñoz, and how his character off the field has led him to being a pillar in the community (47:41).
An awesome guest coming in hot, as we're joined by Bengals legend Ickey Woods. Enjoy as one of the best to ever don the stripes comes in hot to talk some Bengals football.
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During this episode of This Thing Called Life podcast, host Andi Johnson talks to Ickey Woods, a former American football player - Cincinnati Bengals Fullback. Sadly, he lost his son, Elbert Jovante Woods, 10 years ago. Now Ickey and his family are trying to make a difference in the world by educating others about organ donation and asthma. Episode Highlights: Ickey shares his story about being outside doing yard work when he received a call from home that his son, Elbert had collapsed. As Ickey rushed to the spot, he saw an ambulance, and in that, they were trying to resuscitate his son. They all soon headed to the hospital. The moment Ickey entered the hospital and opened the door, he saw a Chaplain. His son's brain had been without oxygen for about 30 minutes while he was being taken to the hospital Due to lack of oxygen, Jovante's brain had started to swell, which the doctor said was not a good sign. A couple of days later, in a heart-breaking turn of events, the doctor pronounced Ickey's son as Brain Dead. Ickey and his wife decided to pull the plug. Two women from the life center visited them and informed Ickey and his wife that their son had said yes on the driver's permit that he wanted to donate his organs. Ickey had never heard anything about organ donation, and in the African American community, there aren't many organ donors. So, he was really taken aback hearing about his son's choice. Ickey discussed organ donation with his wife, and they mutually made their decision based on what Jovante wanted. Ickey talks about the foundation that he and his family members have created in memory and honor of Jovante. Through the foundation, Ickey and his wife's goal is to educate people about asthma and organ donation. Ickey shares details about the scholarship that they provide to students through the Jovante Woods Foundation. Andi asks Ickey how he coped with Jovante's untimely demise. Ickey talks about his heart-breaking efforts to stay strong and support his family. Finally, launching the foundation in Jovante's memory gave Ickey some direction and peace of mind. 3 Key Points: Ickey Woods takes the listeners on an emotional ride while sharing details of his son's death. He also talks about Jovante's decision for organ donation. Jovante saved 4 lives with his organs and countless others with his tissues. Ickey felt really proud of his son and had registered himself and his family members for organ donation. Andi and Ickey talk about the misconceptions surrounding organ donation and the importance of educating people. Resources Mentioned: LifeCenter | website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube| Twitter Andi Johnson website |LinkedIn Organ Donation Website Jovante Woods Foundation
During this episode of This Thing Called Life podcast, host Andi Johnson talks to Ickey Woods, a former American football player - Cincinnati Bengals Fullback. Sadly, he lost his son, Elbert Jovante Woods, 10 years ago. Now Ickey and his family are trying to make a difference in the world by educating others about organ donation and asthma. Episode Highlights: Ickey shares his story about being outside doing yard work when he received a call from home that his son, Elbert had collapsed. As Ickey rushed to the spot, he saw an ambulance, and in that, they were trying to resuscitate his son. They all soon headed to the hospital. The moment Ickey entered the hospital and opened the door, he saw a Chaplain. His son's brain had been without oxygen for about 30 minutes while he was being taken to the hospital Due to lack of oxygen, Jovante's brain had started to swell, which the doctor said was not a good sign. A couple of days later, in a heart-breaking turn of events, the doctor pronounced Ickey's son as Brain Dead. Ickey and his wife decided to pull the plug. Two women from the life center visited them and informed Ickey and his wife that their son had said yes on the driver's permit that he wanted to donate his organs. Ickey had never heard anything about organ donation, and in the African American community, there aren't many organ donors. So, he was really taken aback hearing about his son's choice. Ickey discussed organ donation with his wife, and they mutually made their decision based on what Jovante wanted. Ickey talks about the foundation that he and his family members have created in memory and honor of Jovante. Through the foundation, Ickey and his wife's goal is to educate people about asthma and organ donation. Ickey shares details about the scholarship that they provide to students through the Jovante Woods Foundation. Andi asks Ickey how he coped with Jovante's untimely demise. Ickey talks about his heart-breaking efforts to stay strong and support his family. Finally, launching the foundation in Jovante's memory gave Ickey some direction and peace of mind. 3 Key Points: Ickey Woods takes the listeners on an emotional ride while sharing details of his son's death. He also talks about Jovante's decision for organ donation. Jovante saved 4 lives with his organs and countless others with his tissues. Ickey felt really proud of his son and had registered himself and his family members for organ donation. Andi and Ickey talk about the misconceptions surrounding organ donation and the importance of educating people. Resources Mentioned: LifeCenter | website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube| Twitter Andi Johnson website |LinkedIn Organ Donation Website Jovante Woods Foundation
UNLV Hall-of-Famer and NFL Pro Bowler, Ickey Woods joins the Boone Podcast. We talk about where the name “Ickey”came from, coming up with the world famous Ickey shuffle, and life after football.
Shuffling to In The Trenches with Dave Lapham presented by First Star Logistics is former Cincinnati Bengals running back Ickey Woods. To say Ickey Woods took Cincinnati by storm during his rookie year of 1988 is an understatement. Woods would set a then franchise rookie record of 1,066 rushing yards in helping the Bengals reach Super Bowl XXIII. However, it would be his end zone dance, the "Ickey Shuffle" that had America talking and Bengals owner Paul Brown dancing. Ickey talks about his youth in Fresno, California, prep athletic career, and college career that led him to become a Bengals and the NFL member. He'll also talk about how the Ickey Shuffle came to be and the disappointment in the Bengals loss on and off the field in Super Bowl XXIII to the San Francisco 49ers. As fast as Ickey Woods hit the NFL, injuries would sideline him with two knee injuries. Ickey Woods has tackled the ups and downs of life with the same energy and passion he attacked opposing defenders. Learn what Ickey is up to now and more in this special In The Trenches with Dave Lapham and Elbert L. "Ickey" Woods.
During episode 20 of This Thing Called Life podcast, host Andi Johnson talks to Ickey Woods, a former American football player - Cincinnati Bengals Fullback. Sadly, he lost his son, Elbert Jovante Woods, 10 years ago. Now Ickey and his family are trying to make a difference in the world by educating others about organ donation and asthma. Episode Highlights: Ickey shares his story about being outside doing yard work when he received a call from home that his son, Elbert had collapsed. As Ickey rushed to the spot, he saw an ambulance, and in that, they were trying to resuscitate his son. They all soon headed to the hospital. The moment Ickey entered the hospital and opened the door, he saw a Chaplain. His son’s brain had been without oxygen for about 30 minutes while he was being taken to the hospital Due to lack of oxygen, Jovante’s brain had started to swell, which the doctor said was not a good sign. A couple of days later, in a heart-breaking turn of events, the doctor pronounced Ickey’s son as Brain Dead. Ickey and his wife decided to pull the plug. Two women from the life center visited them and informed Ickey and his wife that their son had said yes on the driver’s permit that he wanted to donate his organs. Ickey had never heard anything about organ donation, and in the African American community, there aren’t many organ donors. So, he was really taken aback hearing about his son’s choice. Ickey discussed organ donation with his wife, and they mutually made their decision based on what Jovante wanted. Ickey talks about the foundation that he and his family members have created in memory and honor of Jovante. Through the foundation, Ickey and his wife’s goal is to educate people about asthma and organ donation. Ickey shares details about the scholarship that they provide to students through the Jovante Woods Foundation. Andi asks Ickey how he coped with Jovante’s untimely demise. Ickey talks about his heart-breaking efforts to stay strong and support his family. Finally, launching the foundation in Jovante’s memory gave Ickey some direction and peace of mind. 3 Key Points: Ickey Woods takes the listeners on an emotional ride while sharing details of his son’s death. He also talks about Jovante’s decision for organ donation. Jovante saved 4 lives with his organs and countless others with his tissues. Ickey felt really proud of his son and had registered himself and his family members for organ donation. Andi and Ickey talk about the misconceptions surrounding organ donation and the importance of educating people. Resources Mentioned: LifeCenter | website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube| Twitter Andi Johnson website |LinkedIn Organ Donation Website Jovante Woods Foundation
During episode 20 of This Thing Called Life podcast, host Andy Johnson talks to Ickey Woods, a former American football player - Cincinnati Bengals Fullback. Sadly, he lost his son, Elbert Jovante Woods, 10 years ago. Now Ickey and his family are trying to make a difference in the world by educating others about organ donation and asthma. Episode Highlights: Ickey shares his story about being outside doing yard work when he received a call from home that his son, Elbert had collapsed. As Ickey rushed to the spot, he saw an ambulance, and in that, they were trying to resuscitate his son. They all soon headed to the hospital. The moment Ickey entered the hospital and opened the door, he saw a Chaplain. His son’s brain had been without oxygen for about 30 minutes while he was being taken to the hospital Due to lack of oxygen, Jovante’s brain had started to swell, which the doctor said was not a good sign. A couple of days later, in a heart-breaking turn of events, the doctor pronounced Ickey’s son as Brain Dead. Ickey and his wife decided to pull the plug. Two women from the life center visited them and informed Ickey and his wife that their son had said yes on the driver’s permit that he wanted to donate his organs. Ickey had never heard anything about organ donation, and in the African American community, there aren’t many organ donors. So, he was really taken aback hearing about his son’s choice. Ickey discussed organ donation with his wife, and they mutually made their decision based on what Jovante wanted. Ickey talks about the foundation that he and his family members have created in memory and honor of Jovante. Through the foundation, Ickey and his wife’s goal is to educate people about asthma and organ donation. Ickey shares details about the scholarship that they provide to students through the Jovante Woods Foundation. Andy asks Ickey how he coped with Jovante’s untimely demise. Ickey talks about his heart-breaking efforts to stay strong and support his family. Finally, launching the foundation in Jovante’s memory gave Ickey some direction and peace of mind. 3 Key Points: Ickey Woods takes the listeners on an emotional ride while sharing details of his son’s death. He also talks about Jovante’s decision for organ donation. Jovante saved 4 lives with his organs and countless others with his tissues. Ickey felt really proud of his son and had registered himself and his family members for organ donation. Andy and Ickey talk about the misconceptions surrounding organ donation and the importance of educating people. Resources Mentioned: LifeCenter | website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube| Twitter Andi Johnson website |LinkedIn Organ Donation Website Jovante Woods Foundation
Former @Bengals RB & Legend Ickey Woods Joined The @ThePoguester & @JonBurton32 Show To Share Some Stories & Have Some Fun On The Radio- #IckeyShuffle
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Ickey Woods talks his days at UNLV with Randall Cunningham, the creation of the Ickey Shuffle, Gridiron Greats and his efforts to give back to the community. Then Sam Carchidi hopped on to talk Flyers, return of the NHL and the career of Dick Allen after his passing this week.
Hear That Podcast Growlin': A show about the Cincinnati Bengals
Rundown1:51 The Last Bengals Team to Win a Playoff Game3:42 Memories From the Day8:07 Passing of the Torch13:30 Leading up to the Playoffs17:59 Circumstances of the Raiders Game25:35 Interviews with the Players Who Were There41:29 Boomer Esiason and the "Cheap" Bengals47:17 Great Throwback Items from the Early 90s52:23 Remembering the Announcers56:05 Bo Jackson's Injury and The Curse of Bo62:59 Bible Verses and Pete Rose66:26 What Would've Gone Viral?74:08 MVPs79:41 Trivia and a Paean to James Brooks86:13 What Made You Feel Old?87:29 How Would History Have Changed?Follow Paul on Twitter: @pauldehnerjrFollow Jay on Twitter: @JayMorrisonATHFollow Mo on Twitter: @MoEgger1530Get 40% off a one-year subscription to The Athletic at theathletic.com/hearthatpodcastgrowlin
This week, OBI welcomes in Cincinnati Bengals legend, Ickey Woods. We chat about his draft memories, stories of the 1988 AFC Championship team and what he's up to these days. We also "shuffle" through the news and notes as we head towards the NFL Draft--including two more names on our 2020 Prospect Watch List. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This week Paul and Nathan welcome in Bengals legend Ickey Woods, to talk about The Shuffle and what he would do as GM to rebuild the team. Closing song: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band 'The E Street Shuffle'
-Statt caught up with Ickey Woods in Milan, Indiana! -Ray Cappel from Cappel's on this year's hot Halloween costumes! -John Matarese on what to NOT do this Halloween! -The Dad Joke of the Day! -Statt's Candy Game for Chris Lane tix! -The Pumpkin Looks Like My Dead Aunt Phonehack! -43% of women admit THIS is the first thing they do when meeting another woman? -The Hocus Pocus Edition of the College of Hollywood Knowledge! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ickey Woods joined the guys live on the show from NCR Country Club which was the site of his celebrity golf outing "Fairways for Airways"
Former Bengals RB Ickey Woods talks Fairways for Airways Celebrity Golf Outing & Bengals offseason w/Kinner & Schlemmer @1410Kinner
Another Saturday and another jam-packed Las Vegas sports weekend here on Saturday Sports Beat. UNLV and NFL great Ickey Woods is with us live and we catch up with Las Vegas Aviators manager Fran Riordan. Also: David Barrett who sang "One Shining Moment," the official song of the NCAA hoops tourney. UNLV QB Max Gilliam talks spring game.
Another Saturday and another jam-packed Las Vegas sports weekend here on Saturday Sports Beat. UNLV and NFL great Ickey Woods is with us live and we catch up with Las Vegas Aviators manager Fran Riordan. Also: David Barrett who sang "One Shining Moment," the official song of the NCAA hoops tourney. UNLV QB Max Gilliam talks spring game.
In the transfiguration, our view of Jesus, and of God, must change. What are those moments in your life that change how to see the other people in your lives?
This week on Thursday Night Tailgate our guests are: New York Giants RB Rashad Jennings, former Jaguars RB Stacey Mack, former Bengals RB Ickey Woods, Toronto Argonauts LB Shea Emry, and Sports 1 Marketing CEO David Meltzer in our 12th Man segment. Join Chris Mascaro and Bob Lazzari every Thursday night from 8:00-10:00 PM EST as they talk with current and former players and coaches from around the NFL & CFL on "Thursday Night Tailgate." Chris and Bob talk football with the greats of the game 52 weeks a year so set a reminder, you don't want to miss an episode. Plus, check out the TNT web site: www.thursdaynighttailgate.com to keep track of upcoming guests, archived episodes and what players are saying about the show. “I want to congratulate you on your outstanding show. I’m extraordinarily impressed. I’ve been on a lot of shows over the years in various cities but this one is exceptional." Andy Russell, Former Pittsburgh Steelers LB
Our shows just keep getting better and better! Ickey Woods stops by! He'll talk about the Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund, a nonprofit organization that provides medical and financial assistance to former NFL players in dire need. Rudolph Foods has teamed up with Woods to raise money to support the Gridiron Greats through their annual Pork Rind Appreciation Day campaign, celebrated on the biggest football day of the year, the first Sunday of February. Ickey talks to us about the Fund and, of course, his career! https://www.facebook.com/RudolphFoods An Advocate for Girls and Sports A new chapter for championing girls and women in sports begins with Champion Women, a non-profit organization founded by its CEO, Nancy Hogshead-Makar, a civil rights attorney, prolific scholar and speaker and Olympic champion. Hogshead-Makar is well-known for her passionate and effective advocacy, including strategic collaborative projects with individuals and organizations. Champion Women is committed to using sport to improve the lives of girls and women, bringing together nationally known and committed experts to its board and working committees. www.ChampionWomen.org
This week on Thursday Night Tailgate our guests are: former Bengals RB & originator of the "Ickey Shuffle", Ickey Woods, Saints Super Bowl Champion DB Chris Reis, former Dolphins WR Greg Camarillo, Toronto Argonauts LB Shea Emry, and Shockstrip inventor Dr. Steven Novicky. Join Chris Mascaro, Angelo Cane and Joe Lagennusa every Thursday night from 8:00-10:00 PM EST as they talk with current and former players and coaches from around the NFL on "Thursday Night Tailgate." Chris and Ang talk football with the greats of the game 52 weeks a year so set a reminder, you don't want to miss an episode. Plus, check out the TNT web site: www.thursdaynighttailgate.com to keep track of upcoming guests, archived episodes and what players are saying about the show. “I want to congratulate you on your outstanding show. I’m extraordinarily impressed. I’ve been on a lot of shows over the years in various cities but this one is exceptional." Andy Russell, Former Pittsburgh Steelers LB
Suffragettes rejoice because we have our first female guest. Selena Deckelmann bullied her way onto the show to talk with us about Postgres, her lack of real Perl skills, Open Source Bridge and women in open source and technology in general. She also proved that cheap laughs are always possible by picking on Canadians. Also, how awesome it is that she shares a birthday with a famous NFL player. Feel free to hit us up on Twitter or harass Ed and Chris directly. Download now (MP3, 65MB, 1:45) Links Selena’s company is working on Checkmarkable Postgres Jifty Catalyst Batman.js Open Source Bridge Where meritocracy fails Ickey Woods “What’s up with the mounties”
Orange Bowl BoysChapter #70: Ickey Woods Is Not DeadShow NotesFinally, the three of us were back together for a show! We talked about some Canes stuff, like our new pipeline scholl at IMG and then diverged into some weird tangents. Is Ickey Woods dead? What if Terry Porter was never born? We had fun, hope you enjoy!Sponsors: Ed Morse Automotive Group, BeatinTheBookie.com & ManscapedPROMO CODE – OBB - Get 20% Off and Free Shipping with the code OBB at Manscaped.com. That's 20% off with free shipping at manscaped.com and use code OBB. Unlock your confidence and always use the right tools for the job with MANSCAPED™.Please visit us: www.obblegend.com For Canes Fans, By Canes FansOrange Bowl Boys are owned and produced by OBB Media Inc. You can visit us online at www.obbmediainc.com. Copyright 2023Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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