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Send us a textWhile most Western history fans know the famous lawmen and outlaws who made Dodge City legendary, the actual souls buried on Boot Hill Cemetery have remained largely forgotten—until now. These weren't just nameless bodies; they were real people whose violent deaths created the reputation that still defines Dodge City nearly 150 years later.The summer of 1872 marked the beginning of Boot Hill's dark legacy when Jack Reynolds, described as a "notoriously contemptible desperado," was shot six times by a railroad worker during an altercation. Newspaper accounts coldly reported that "law-abiding people of the Southwest had been rid of a terror." This callous attitude toward violent death became the norm in early Dodge, where murders occurred with shocking frequency.From the gambler Denver who shot a man called "Blackjack" simply "for the pleasure of watching him kick," to dance hall owner Tom Sherman who publicly executed a troublemaker named Burns by asking bystanders, "Well, I better shoot him again, hadn't I boys?" before putting a bullet between his eyes—these stories reveal why Dodge earned its nickname as "the wickedest little city in America." The turning point came in June 1873 when William Taylor, a Black cook for Colonel Richard Dodge, was murdered by drunks, prompting military intervention and the establishment of Ford County's first official law enforcement.Boot Hill was never a proper cemetery but a convenient dumping ground for those nobody claimed or cared about. By 1879, civic leaders had grown weary of Dodge City's association with Boot Hill and closed it down, attempting to reshape the town's blood-soaked image. Yet the forgotten stories of those buried there—ordinary people caught in extraordinary violence—reveal more about the real Wild West than any Hollywood portrayal ever could.What forgotten stories from America's frontier past fascinate you? Subscribe to hear more untold tales from the Wild West that challenge everything you thought you knew about our shared history.She Leads with CAREShe Leads with CARE is a limited podcast series hosted by actor and producer Bellamy...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Subscriber-only episodeSend us a textStep back in time to the rugged frontier of Dodge City, where untamed chaos and colorful characters gave rise to its infamous reputation. Brace yourself for the untold stories of notorious figures like Jack Reynolds and the elusive Black Jack, whose lives and deaths echo the lawlessness of the Wild West. Through the tales of violence and whiskey-fueled antics, we promise an eye-opening exploration of how Dodge City's Boot Hill became a symbol of this lawless era, setting the stage for its eventual transformation.Discover the turbulent events of 1873 that sparked the birth of law and order in Dodge City. From Colonel Dodge's imposition of martial law to the election of Charlie Bassett as the first sheriff, witness the crucial moments that reshaped the city. As we recount the stark contrasts in law enforcement around the railroad tracks and share the tragic fates of figures like William Ellis, we piece together the gritty reality of a frontier town striving to break free from its wicked past. Join us as we unravel the legacy of Dodge City's notorious beginnings and the community's push toward civility.

Our guest this week is David Fishof, a music producer, sports rep, and the founder of both the Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp and the Comedy Fantasy Camp, where we became friends.    Born in New York City, David launched his 45-year career representing acts in the Catskill Mountains, a holiday destination for stressed-out New Yorkers. He started to double as a sports agent, representing Phil Simms, Mark Bavaro, Vince Ferragamo, Jack Reynolds, Lou Piniella, Dave Magadan and Randy Myers, among others.Then he launched a series of live tours, going on to work with Ringo Starr, The Monkees, Roger Daltrey, and Joe Walsh. He has authored three books: "Putting It on The Line", about his experiences in the world of sports and entertainment; "Rock Your Business: What You and Your Company Can Learn From The Business of Rock and Roll"; and "Rock Camp, An Oral History: 25 Years of the Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp". In 2023, David partnered with comedian and podcast host Adam Carolla to create Comedy Fantasy Camp, announcing Jay Leno as their first headliner. Comedy Fantasy Camp takes a similar format to the Rock camp applying it to the comedic arts. STORIES00:00 - Start00:11 - Introducing David00:58 - "Live your dream"03:45 - David starts representing athletes and arrives at 1775 Broadway06:06 - The "Happy Together" Tour and The Association06:45 - The Big Chill08:10 - "We're The Monkees"10:45 - Play the Guitar on the MTV13:44 - The Dirty Dancing craze, the live tour, and the fake rehearsal17:22 - Ringo Starr on the road19:14 - "People are scared to play music with celebrities"21:54 - Witnessing the conflict in Gaza24:15 - Rock Camp, the movie25:35 - New female rock stars and women-only camp30:35 - The influence of the Hoffman Institute34:08 - Next Comedy Camp and TV Series plans 38:50 - The crisis with Ticketmaster and Live Nation39:40 - The best exponents of clean comedy

Bob Smith has done just about everything a non-athlete could do in pro wrestling - he worked for Pro Wrestling Illustrated, appeared on wrestling TV shows, and even tried his hand a play-by-play. However, this particular podcast will forever hold a huge place in Smith's heart - because this special show is a tribute to one of the first wrestlers he ever saw in his youth. The guest: Paige Von Hess Sutherland, who is the daughter of the legendary 1970s and '80s German ring villain Kurt Von Hess. It's a long interview, but as it progresses listeners will hear memories of not only a truly memorable heel, but also stories about Andre The Giant, Stu Hart, Hans Schmidt, Johnny Powers, Afa & Skia, then versus now, and much, much more. This is a podcast with a lot of heart - and it's now available wherever you get your podcasts as well as YouTube.Support the showContact us at outdatedwrestling@gmail.com!

They were the voices of wrestling's glory years - from Gordon Solie and Bob Caudle to Brian Webster and Joey Styles. These were some of the most lauded play-by-play announcers in mat history, and on this special edition of The Outdated Wrestling Hour, host Bob Smith (former managing editor of Pro Wrestling Illustrated) and returning favorite Joe Puccio (who has written for some of wrestling's top sites and publications) take a look back at  so many announcers - you'll join in and remember Les Thatcher, Gorilla Monsoon, Terry Sullivan, Vince McMahon Jr., Jack Reynolds, Sam Menacker, Lord Athol Layton, and so many more. There's also talk of current wrestling and much more on this episode of the most unique wrestling nostalgia podcast around!Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showContact us at outdatedwrestling@gmail.com!

What's up, buttercups! In this episode of Whipsnap Gregory is joined by two of his friends (Jack Reynolds and Chris Kathman) where they talk about speech therapy, Shadow the hedgehog, hot sauce, Batman buying a car and much much more! Check it out!

In alweer aflevering 5 van het DNA van Amsterdam de mening van Eus over de stad, de opinie van Tinkebell over het monument op de Dam, verhalen van Van Galen en de Amsterdammer van de week. Dat is Jack Reynolds. Jack wie? Luister en dan kom je er achter. Presentatie Frans van der Beek.

Ahead of the release of their new album, we catch up with Jack Reynolds and Tom O'Dell of Battle Born. From bears called Bjorn with impressive abs through creativity during COVID and their latest album, we cover it all. ===================== Follow The Razor's Edge online: Web: https://therazorsedge.rocksFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/therazorsedgerocksTwitter: https://twitter.com/_therazorsedge_Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therazorsedgerocks

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the Los Angeles Rams to the table for discussion.

welcome to the first episode of Daily Dose of Curly. I'm here with Jack Reynolds to talk about all the complications of teenage relationships. Thanks for listening! Check out our website and follow all socials! https://dailydoseofcurlypodcast.buzzsprout.com

Jack Reynolds is Co-Founder and Chief Executive at Football Beyond Borders. FBB works with young people from disadvantaged backgrounds who are disengaged at school, helping them finish school with the skills and grades to make a successful transition into adulthood. They do this by providing long-term, intensive support, built around relationships and young people's passions, in the classroom and beyond. PowerTALKs are Short powerful interviews from leading youth violence experts, spreading new ideas and sharing best practice For more information on the work our charity Power The Fight does and to discover how you can help Empower Communities To End Youth Violence please visit www.powerthefight.org.uk If you enjoyed this free content please considering donating to Power the Fight - https://www.powerthefight.org.uk/donate/ #powertalk - Be Empowered To Impact #powerthefight @PowerTheFightUk www.powerthefight.org.uk

Jack ReynoldsLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-reynolds-95726aa4/Website:https://www.footballbeyondborders.org/Twitter:https://twitter.com/FBeyondBordersInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/footballbeyondborders/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/footballbeyondborders/YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/c/FBBTV/videosDonate:https://www.footballbeyondborders.org/donateMy social media links:Podcast:https://podcast.app/day-in-day-out-p832991Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/muui23LinkedIn page:https://www.linkedin.com/company/day-in-day-out-podcast/?viewAsMember=trueYouTube:https://bit.ly/2UVszCm

Jack Reynolds is the CMO of Free People, the apparel and lifestyle brand which is part of the Urban Outfitters Group. Jack has been with Free People for five years and was recently promoted to CMO in April. Before joining Free People, Jack was at Bertelsmann Media Group managing online and direct programs for 13 years.Jack didn't start his career as a marketer—he actually had ambitions to work in the music industry as an A&R representative. He started on his path as a marketer when he was trying to find strategies to promote his artists. In this conversation, Jack shares his blueprint for connecting a brand's voice to new and existing consumers. He also talks about the importance of patience in the role of a marketer and why listening is the most important tool you can have in your arsenal. Support our sponsor Deloitte and experience their guidance on resilience for brands in navigating the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more at Deloitte.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Existencializmus je mnohotváre hnutie. Na podcaste som ho už dávnejšie predstavil a dnes sa pozrieme na to, či z neho niečo po smrti Jean-Paul Sartrea prežilo a prečo ma istá vetva existencializmu blízko k tzv. postmodernizmu.----more---- Túto dávku si môžete prečítať aj ako článok na SME.   Súvisiace dávky: PD#202: Na Boží obraz: Sme ako ľudia jedineční?, http://bit.ly/davka202 PD#154: Štrukturalizmus: Posledná filozofická revolúcia?, http://bit.ly/davka154 PD#121: Jean-Paul Sartre: Odsúdený k slobode, http://bit.ly/davka121 PD#67: Neznesiteľná ľahkosť existencie, http://bit.ly/davka67 PD#65: Nietzsche: Boh je mŕtvy. Dovidenia sloboda?, http://bit.ly/davka65 PD#49: Kierkegaard, existenčná úzkosť a autenticita, http://bit.ly/davka49   Použitá a odporúčaná literatúra: Jack Reynolds and Ashley Woodward, “Existentialism and Poststructuralism: Some Unfashionable Observations” in The Continnum Companion to Existentialism Iris Murdoch, “The Idea of Perfection” in The Sovereignty of Good Nigel Warburton, “A student's guide to Jean-Paul Sartre's Existentialism and Humanism” in Philosophy Now In Our Time, “Sartre”, podcast Nietzsche, The Gay Science, §108, 116, 125, 290, 343 Nietzsche, Tak vravel Zarathustra, st. 9-27 Patrick Gardiner, Kierkegaard: A Very Short Introduction (2002) The Cambridge Companion to Existentialism, Chap 4 a 5   *** Podpor nás na

Whether he’s producing a tour, assembling an All-Starr band with Ringo Starr, or writing a best-selling book, there’s one thing David Fishof is always doing: dreaming. Hailed as one of the most innovative entertainment producers in the world, David’s been responsible for some of the most successful live shows ever brought to the stage. But of all the shows over his 40+ year career, one production stands out: Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp. 25 years later the camp has given more than 6,000 folks from around the world a chance to live the rock star dream. Campers get to meet and jam with their musical idols—including Joe Perry, Vince Neil, Jack Bruce, and Jeff Beck—in legendary venues. In January 2021, Giant Films released Rock Camp, a documentary from Academy Award winner Doug Blush, covering the history of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp, featuring interviews from campers and rock stars alike.In addition to founding Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp, David’s career highlights include reuniting The Monkees for their blowout reunion tour in 1986 and the British Rock Symphony (with Roger Daltrey, Alice Cooper, and Jon Anderson). David also worked with Ringo Starr to create the All Starr Band, and over its fifteen-year existence, David produced eight All Star Band tours.David’s career has also spanned sports. He’s represented NFL greats Phil Simms, Mark Bavaro, Vince Ferragamo, and Jack Reynolds, as well as baseball stars Lou Piniella, Dave Magadan, and Randy Myers. David authored the best-selling book "Putting It On The Line” about sports and entertainment, and his second book “Rock Your Business” was an Amazon best seller. David resides in los Angeles and is the proud father of five, grandfather of seven and husband of Karen Finkel. Watch Rock Camp the Movie. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Football Beyond Borders is an education and social inclusion charity which transforms the outcomes for disadvantaged young people who are passionate about football but disengaged at school. In this episode, James Bowen speaks to co-founder and director, Jack Reynolds about the work the charity is doing with supporting young people's academic and social and emotional learning as they transition to adulthood.

In this episode we sit with Jack Reynolds who is responsible for business development with Advanced Roofing and Sheet Metal. Topics include use of annual inspection, maintenance programs and the best strategies to employ to keep your roof healthy so it doesn't fail prematurely.Episode Notes:Host & Producer: Kevin S. Konecny, CAMEmail: Kevin@educationpathways.bizWeb: http://www.educationpathways.bizGuest: Jack ReynoldsBusiness Development, Advanced Roofing and Sheet Metal Email: jack@arsmfl.comPhone: 239-887-2034Web: http://www.advancedroofingandsheetmetal.com

In this episode we sit with Jack Reynolds who is responsible for business development with Advanced Roofing and Sheet Metal. Topics include checking references, verifying and communicating the scope of work, necessity of performance bonds, safety record, insurance verification, retaining funds until the project is complete and permitting/inspection of the project.Episode Notes:Host & Producer: Kevin S. Konecny, CAMEmail: Kevin@educationpathways.bizWeb: http://www.educationpathways.bizGuest: Jack ReynoldsBusiness Development, Advanced Roofing and Sheet Metal Email: jack@arsmfl.comPhone: 239-887-2034Web: http://www.advancedroofingandsheetmetal.com

In this episode we sit with Jack Reynolds who is responsible for business development with Advanced Roofing and Sheet Metal. We discuss various roofing systems, roof warranties, how to extend them and the difference between a contractor's warranty and those of the manufacturer.Episode Notes:Host & Producer: Kevin S. Konecny, CAMEmail: Kevin@educationpathways.bizWeb: http://www.educationpathways.bizGuest: Jack ReynoldsBusiness Development, Advanced Roofing and Sheet Metal Email: jack@arsmfl.comPhone: 239-887-2034Web: http://www.advancedroofingandsheetmetal.com

The Last special with Joe Nolte in conversation with David Eastaugh The band was initially inspired by the nascent CBGB’s scene as well as the first Modern Lovers album. Its sound was a mix of garage rock, surf rock, folk rock and psychedelic rock. The first settled line-up included Vitus Mataré (keyboards, flute), the Nolte brothers, and Jack Reynolds (drums). After three self-financed singles, the band was signed by Bomp! Records, who issued the debut album L.A. Explosion!in 1979 (described by Trouser Press as "a near-perfect debut").[2] It was also issued in Germany (Line Records), Japan Trio/Trash Records), and the UK by London Records. They recorded a second album, Look Again (1980), which has never been released. The original members began to disappear until its demise in November 1985, with David Nolte joining Wednesday Week and later Lucky, and Mataré forming Trotsky Icepick. The band was considered a major influence on the psychedelia-influenced LA bands of the mid-1980s, including The Bangles and The Three O'Clock, as well as the South Bay punk bands such as Black Flag and the Descendents. Joe reformed the band in 1988 with Mike Nolte along with new members Luke Lohnes (guitar, vocals), Larry P. Manke (bass guitar), and Dave Nazworthy (of Chemical People) (drums). This line-up signed to SST Records, releasing three albums between 1988 and 1996. The early 80’s lineup of the band reunited for occasional reunion shows in Southern California between 2005 and 2013. That year, The Last released a new album for the label End Sounds featuring the Descendents/All rhythm section of Karl Alvarez and Bill Stevenson.

Long time listeners may know that TurnChuckle originally started out as a venture with Pablo and Colin Delaney. Kinda like how Prime Time started out with Jack Reynolds and Jesse Ventura but hardly anyone remembers that. Well, fear not! Colin Delaney has returned to help keep Pablo sane during "Coronageddon". Hear us talk about his recent matches with WWE and AEW, how pro wrestlers are dealing with life atm, what Tony Kahn is like in person and the appropriate level of silliness and Wrestlemania 9 talk. Support Colin by buying a shirt at: https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/wrestler-t-shirts/colin-delaney.html

This is the sixty-sixth episode of the GameDev.tv Community Podcast. This episode is full of a lot of gems. Jack is a Game Designer who has worked at Naughty Dog working on game design for Last of Us Part II. He has valuable information on what it’s like working at a triple-A studio and what game design is like. In fact we go from his humble beginnings to working at Naughty Dog. Dive in to hear his story.Unreal 4.22 C++ Coursehttps://www.gamedev.tv/p/unreal-engine-c-developer-4-22-learn-c-and-make-video-games/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6Unreal VR Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/unrealmultiplayer/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6Unreal Multiplayer Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/unrealvr/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6Unity 3D Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/complete-unity-developer-3d/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6Unity 2D Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/complete-unity-developer-2d/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6Unity RPG Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/unity-rpg/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6Blender Course:https://www.gamedev.tv/p/blender/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6Blender Environments Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/blender-environments/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6The 2D Game Artist Course:https://www.gamedev.tv/p/gimp/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6Math For Games Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/math-for-games/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6Unreal Cinematic Course:https://courses.gamedev.tv/p/unreal-cinematic/?product_id=1319848&coupon_code=The_K_B&affcode=45216_dezckag6This podcast is an extension of GameDev.tvEnjoy the Podcast!Support the show (https://www.gamedev.tv/courses)

It is back to 1984 for a look at the short-lived experiment that was Pro Wrestling USA! Jack Reynolds is a gaffe machine, Terry Funk saves the day (again), Jimmy Hart as your utility manager, the weirdly muted crowd, Bob Backlund comes off creepy, plus original commercials, one of which that will blow your mind! (Offer not valid to those born before 1976) Email: Greetingsfromallentown@gmail.com Twitter.com/GFAllentownPod Facebook.com/GreetingsFromAllentown Prowestlingonly.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC16Sz3wzIaPndSBPfj_L6dQ

In this free preview of the latest Between The Sheets Patreon special, covering George Scott's brief run booking WCW in early 1989, Kris and David look at the famously awful Clash of the Champions: St. Valentine's Massacre special just five days before the Chi-Town Rumble pay-per-view event. Jack Reynolds's awful announcer tryout, Steven Dane going 17 minutes for no apparent reason, Jack Victory wrestling twice for no apparent reason, most of the matches having no apparent reason for being booked, the beginning of the end of WCW's relationship with AJPW and Giant Baba, and much more. For the full show, go to Patreon.com/BetweenTheSheets and become a patron for just $5/month. --- Full show description: The year is 1989. Jim Herd has just been hired to run WCW, Jimmy Crockett is basically being ousted as as the chair of the steering committee, and the company needs a booker. So Jim Barnett suggests...George Scott, who hasn't booked in over two years, when he had a disastrous run in World Class after being fired by the WWF. In a little more than two months, George, among other things, decimates the quality of the TV shows, slows the in-ring style to a crawl, book Steven Dane to go 18 minutes, books house show lineups that have no relation to the TV feuds, oversees some disastrous production issues, throws random tag teams together for no apparent reason, hires the green son of one of the opposition's top road agents, makes Jim Cornette and others think he has dementia, gives Jack Reynolds a tryout, and refuses to promote a Clash of the Champions special on TV. It's one of the most infamous major booking runs in wrestling history, and it was covered in-depth in both the Observer and Matwatch, with Steve Beverly also adding additional details in the 1991 Annual/farewell issue. If you love "WCW, everybody!" shows, then this one is for you. Timestamps: 0:00:00 Observer & Matwatch published the week of 1/23-1/30 1:12:23 Observer & Matwatch published the week of 2/6-2/20 1:55:51 Observer & Matwatch published the week of 2/27-3/20 2:40:35 Observer & Matwatch published the week of 3/27-4/3 --- To support the show and get access to exclusive rewards like special members-only monthly themed shows, go to our Patreon page at Patreon.com/BetweenTheSheets and become an ongoing Patron. Becoming a Between the Sheets Patron will also get you exclusive access to not only the monthly themed episode of Between the Sheets, but also access to our new mailbag segment, a Patron-only chat room on Slack, and anything else we do outside of the main shows! You can also support the show by shopping with our Amazon referral link at TinyURL.com/BTSAmazon — Nothing extra comes out of your wallet, but Amazon gives us a kickback for referring you to them. If you're in the UK/Europe, then TinyURL.com/BTSAmazonUK is the place to go. For the best in both current and classic indie wrestling streaming, make sure to check out IndependentWrestling.tv and use coupon code BTSPOD for a free 20 day trial! (Or just go to TinyURL.com/IWTVSheets to sign up.) To subscribe, you can find us on iTunes, Google Play, and just about every other podcast app's directory, or you can also paste Feeds.FeedBurner.com/BTSheets into your favorite podcast app using whatever “add feed manually” option it has.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/between-the-sheets/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

In this free preview of the latest Between The Sheets Patreon special, covering George Scott's brief run booking WCW in early 1989, Kris and David look at the famously awful Clash of the Champions: St. Valentine's Massacre special just five days before the Chi-Town Rumble pay-per-view event. Jack Reynolds's awful announcer tryout, Steven Dane going 17 minutes for no apparent reason, Jack Victory wrestling twice for no apparent reason, most of the matches having no apparent reason for being booked, the beginning of the end of WCW's relationship with AJPW and Giant Baba, and much more. For the full show, go to Patreon.com/BetweenTheSheets and become a patron for just $5/month. --- Full show description: The year is 1989. Jim Herd has just been hired to run WCW, Jimmy Crockett is basically being ousted as as the chair of the steering committee, and the company needs a booker. So Jim Barnett suggests...George Scott, who hasn't booked in over two years, when he had a disastrous run in World Class after being fired by the WWF. In a little more than two months, George, among other things, decimates the quality of the TV shows, slows the in-ring style to a crawl, book Steven Dane to go 18 minutes, books house show lineups that have no relation to the TV feuds, oversees some disastrous production issues, throws random tag teams together for no apparent reason, hires the green son of one of the opposition's top road agents, makes Jim Cornette and others think he has dementia, gives Jack Reynolds a tryout, and refuses to promote a Clash of the Champions special on TV. It's one of the most infamous major booking runs in wrestling history, and it was covered in-depth in both the Observer and Matwatch, with Steve Beverly also adding additional details in the 1991 Annual/farewell issue. If you love "WCW, everybody!" shows, then this one is for you. Timestamps: 0:00:00 Observer & Matwatch published the week of 1/23-1/30 1:12:23 Observer & Matwatch published the week of 2/6-2/20 1:55:51 Observer & Matwatch published the week of 2/27-3/20 2:40:35 Observer & Matwatch published the week of 3/27-4/3 --- To support the show and get access to exclusive rewards like special members-only monthly themed shows, go to our Patreon page at Patreon.com/BetweenTheSheets and become an ongoing Patron. Becoming a Between the Sheets Patron will also get you exclusive access to not only the monthly themed episode of Between the Sheets, but also access to our new mailbag segment, a Patron-only chat room on Slack, and anything else we do outside of the main shows! You can also support the show by shopping with our Amazon referral link at TinyURL.com/BTSAmazon — Nothing extra comes out of your wallet, but Amazon gives us a kickback for referring you to them. If you're in the UK/Europe, then TinyURL.com/BTSAmazonUK is the place to go. For the best in both current and classic indie wrestling streaming, make sure to check out IndependentWrestling.tv and use coupon code BTSPOD for a free 20 day trial! (Or just go to TinyURL.com/IWTVSheets to sign up.) To subscribe, you can find us on iTunes, Google Play, and just about every other podcast app's directory, or you can also paste Feeds.FeedBurner.com/BTSheets into your favorite podcast app using whatever “add feed manually” option it has.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/between-the-sheets/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

It is back to 1984 for a look at the short-lived experiment that was Pro Wrestling USA! Jack Reynolds is a gaffe machine, Terry Funk saves the day (again), Jimmy Hart as your utility manager, the weirdly muted crowd, Bob Backlund comes off creepy, plus original commercials, one of which that will blow your mind! (Offer not valid to those born before 1976) Email: Greetingsfromallentown@gmail.com Twitter: @GFAllentownPod Facebook.com/GreetingsFromAllentown Prowestlingonly.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC16Sz3wzIaPndSBPfj_L6dQ

RUNNING TIME: 3 Hours 26 MinutesHosted by Don Tony SYNOPSIS: S2 E6 (02/05 - 02/11) Pedro Morales def Ivan Koloff to win WWWF Championship. Audio: Jerry 'The King Lawler' vs Hulk Hogan battle in Memphis, TN. Midnight Rider def Ric Flair to win NWA World Heavyweight Championship but refuses to unmask and surrenders title. Audio: Midinight Rider says goodbye to his fans. Looking back a the highest rated wrestling event of all time: The Main Event (1988). Audio: Andre The Giant def Hulk Hogan to win WWF Title (due to the evil twin referee Earl Hebner), then surrenders the belt to Ted Dibiase. Looking back at Ted Dibiase's WWF Championship reign. Audio: Larry Zbyszko wins vacant AWA Heavyweight Title in a somewhat confusing battle royal. Audio: Bill Apter interviews the newly crowned AWA Champion, Larry Zbyszko. Looking back at WCW Clash Of The Champions X: Texas Shootout. Kerry Von Erich arrested for falsifying Valium and Vicodin prescriptions. Audio: Undertaker prevents Jake 'The Snake' Roberts from chair bashing Miss Elizabeth. Audio: Undertaker's first 'face' turn is complete: Jake Roberts attacks Undertaker during Funeral Parlor segment. Audio: Showing some sincere appreciation for Sid Vicious' promo ability. Ric Flair wrestles last series of matches before leaving WWF for WCW. Looking back at WCW SuperBrawl VI. Audio: Kevin Sullivan vs Brian Pillman 'Respect' Strap Match. Audio: Kevin Sullivan speaks on working with Brian Pillman. Audio: Goldberg and William Regal speak on their infamous match on WCW Monday Nitro. Vince McMahon wrestles first ever match during WWF Raw Saturday Night. Essa Rios wins WWF Light Heavyweight Title and Lita makes her WWF debut. Audio: Kurt Angle Angle Slams Mae Young who then shows EMS her puppies. Audio: Hollys vs APA Hardcore Tag Title Match featuring a memorable spill by Viscera. Audio: Chris Jericho's promo on Viscera. Audio: Funny promo by The Rock on Kevin Kelly, Big Show, DX, and The Radicals. Audio: DX and Radicals vs Cactus Jack, The Rock, and Too Cool. Audio: Scott Steiner Nitro promo ripping WCW and Ric Flair while praising WWF and Steve Austin. Maven def The Undertaker to win WWF Hardcore Title. Posedown between Billy and Chuck vs Stacey Keibler and Torrie Wilson. Looking back at Ring Of Honor's One Year Anniversary Show. Wrestling Society X tapes their first pilot episode. Audio: WSX (Wrestling Society X) Rumble. Looking back at TNA Against All Odds PPV (2007, 2008, 2009). Altercation between Chris Jericho and over zealous fans following WWF House Show). Bobby Lashley leaves TNA for MMA Career. WWE signs Chris Hero. Looking back at NXT Takover: Rival (2015). Audio: Daniel Bryan's memorable retirement speech from Smackdown. Titus O'Neil suspended after incident with Vince McMahon following DB retirement speech.  Samoa makes WWE Raw in ring debut (def Roman Reigns). And so much more! NOTABLE BIRTHDAYS: Freddie Blassie, Sensational Sherri, Jim Neidhart, Luke Graham, Chris Adams, Louie Spicolli, Hans Schmidt, Jack Reynolds, Mammoth Suzuki, Cowboy Bradley, Espectro #1, Espanto #3, Alexis Smirnoff, Bestia Salvaje, Ted Gordienko, Tadayoshi Fujitayama (RIP), Tiger Chung Lee 71, Takashi Ishikawa 66, Rusty Brooks 61, Susie Spirit 59, Misty Blue Simmes 57, Madusa and Poison JULIE Sawada 55, Yuto Aijima 53, Yuki Ishikawa 52, Doug Gilbert and Kick Boxer 50, Hiroshi Itakura 49, Tommy Dreamer and Victoria 48, Big Show and El Hijo del Solitario 47, Hernandez 46, Masakazu Imanari and Sayuri Okino 43, Conrad Kennedy III 42, Xavier Night 40, Shelly Martínez and Konnor 39, Kevin Matthews and Taiji Ishimori 36, Madison Rayne 33, Bonesaw 30 NOTABLE PRO WRESTLING DEBUTS: Eddie Gilbert (1979), Bryan Clarke (1989), Scotty Riggs (1992), Torrie Wilson (1999) NOTABLE DEATHS: Fred Kimball 91, Tony Olivas 86, Bob Sweetan 76, Walter McMillan 70, Irish Jackie 69, Chavo Guerrero Sr 68, Sweedish Angel and Salvatore Bellomo 67, El Santo and Paula Kaye 66, Renato Torres 63, Drew McDonald 59, Bob Brown 58, Bill Parks 56, Koji Kitao 55, Tony Nardo 51, Curt Hennig 44, Tommy Rose 41, El Cobarde 35, Buzz Sawyer 32, David Von Erich 25 RIGHT CLICK AND SAVE to download the TWIWH S2 E6 (02/11/19) CLICK HERE to listen to the TWIWH S2 E6 (02/11/19) online. 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RUNNING TIME: 3 Hours 57 MinutesHosted by Don Tony SYNOPSIS: S2 E2 (01/08 - 01/14) Audio: Andy Kaufman returns to Memphis and assists Nick Bockwinkel to defeat Jerry Lawler for vacant AWA World Heavyweight Title. Ric Flair def Sting to become the first ever WCW World Heavyweight Champion. Bret Hart def Ric Flair in first ever Ironman Match (60 Min) to retain WWF Championship. Audio: The Rockers officially split as Shawn Michaels superkicks and throws Marty Jannetty thru the 'Barbershop' window. First ever episode of Monday Night Raw airs on USA Network. Looking back at WCW Clash Of The Champions XXII. Audio: 'The Ringmaster' Steve Austin makes his WWF Monday Night Raw debut - Man! WWF and Mike Tyson reach a deal for an appearance at Wrestlemania XIV. DT looks back at how bad the NY press treated this deal. Bonus audio: Don King on Monday Night Raw discussing negotiations between WWF and Mike Tyson. Looking back at ECW House Party (1997, 1998). First ever episode of WCW Thunder airs on TBS. Audio: Ric Flair vs Chris Jericho wrestle for the first time ever in singles match. (From E1 WCW Thunder). Audio: Mark Henry joins the Nation Of Domination. Audio: Highlights of infamous WCW Stairway To Hell Match between Sabu and The Sandman. Audio: The streak begins; Gillberg makes WWF debut. Audio: Chyna last eliminates Vince McMahon to win the WWF Corporate Rumble. Mick Foley's first week as WWF Champion. Looking back at ECW Guilty As Charged (1999, 2000). Bret Hart wrestles last ever WCW match before abruptly retiring due to injury. Audio: WCW Commissioner Terry Funk forces Jeff Jarrett to wrestle three times on Nitro (against George 'The Animal' Steele, Tito Santana, and Superfly Jimmy Snuka). Mankind is 'reinstated' after the roster (led by The Rock) threatens to strike. ECW holds its last ever event before filing for bankruptcy. Audio: Ted Turner agrees to sell WCW to Fusient Media Ventures. Goldberg wrestles last ever WCW match, Sid Vicious breaks his leg, and more: Looking back at WCW Sin PPV (2001). WWE airs Raw 10th Anniversary Show complete with Awards and Top 10 Raw Moments as voted by fans. Looking back at WWE New Year's Revolution PPV (2005, 2006). Audio: Kurt Angle says he's not a fan of black people? Batista vacates WWE World Heavyweight Championship due to injury. Edge celebrates his first WWE Championship - by having 'live sex' with Lita on Raw. Bonus Audio: Lita speaks on the infamous Raw 'Live Sex Celebration'. Looking back at TNA Final Resolution PPV (2007). Audio: Donald Trump wrestles Rosie O'Donnell on Raw. Audio: Impact Main Event features Awesome Kong def Gail Kim to win TNA Knockouts Championship. WWE cuts 10% of their office staff, issues releases for D-Lo Brown, Val Venis, Hardcore Holly, Ron Simmons, Victoria, Kevin Thorne, Matt Cappotelli, Sgt Slaughter and others. Victoria wrestlers her final WWE singles match. Looking back at TNA Genesis PPV (2010, 2011, 2012, 2016). Brodus Clay (Tyrus) makes WWE Raw debut. WWE officially announces the creation of WWE Network. Audio: Memorable verbal confrontation between The Rock and CM Punk on Raw.  Superstar Billy Graham goes on a tirade against CM Punk's Raw promo and a classic response from Chris Jericho. WWE makes significant changes to Raw and Smackdown announce teams. Highlights from TNA Lockdown (2014). Daniel Bryan leaves The Wyatt Family. WWE officially announces The Ultimate Warrior for 2014 Hall Of Fame. Audio: Roman Reigns' infamous 'Sufferin Succotash' promo on Seth Rollins. And DT has some surprising comments on the promo. Social media flips out after Chris Jericho calls The Usos 'The Back Of The Bus Brothers' during Raw segment. Audio: Becky Lynch vs Brie Bella. TNA reduces total annual PPVs down to four. Official announcement for All-In event (2018). And so much more! NOTABLE BIRTHDAYS: Bearcat Wright, Pez Whatley, Brian Christopher, Gori Guerrero, Don McGee, Luna Vachon, AJ Mitrano, Ray Stern, Bobby Jaggers, Rockin Rebel, Big Dick Dudley, Ludvig Borga, Billy Firehawk, JT Lightning and John Kronus RIP, Enforcer Luciano 83, Abdullah The Butcher 78, Strong Kobayashi 75, Colonel DeBeers 74, Bushwhacker Luke 72, Bruce Hart 69, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Masanobu Fuchi, Scott Casey, and B. Brian Blair 65, Rey Misterio, El Jalisco and Jerry Estrada 61, Peggy Lee Leather 60, Negro Casas 59, Rambo 58, Villano V, Tony Puccio, and The Punisher 57, Ernest Miller 55, Reno Riggins 52, Bull Nakano 51, Silver King, Gene Snitsky, Sanshiro Takagi and Buff Bagwell 49, Derek Wylde 47, Magnum Tokyo 46, Donovan Morgan and Todd Grisham 43, Pierre Fontaine 42, Tamina Snuka and Ken Scampi 41, Ricky Marvin and Groon XXX 39, King Mo, Krissy Vaine, Akiya Anzawa and Shad Gaspard 38, Mistress Belmont, Bad Luck Fale, La Máscara and Mason Ryan 37, Chris Masters, Demolition Davies and Trina Michaels 36, Milanito Collection a.t. 34, Matt Riddle 33, V.S.K. and Ruby Riott 28 NOTABLE PRO WRESTLING DEBUTS: Dory Funk Jr (1963), Tatanka (1990), Lita (1999) NOTABLE DEATHS: Count Billy Varga 94, Mae Young 90, Tony Verdi and Bronko Nagurski 81, John Heath and The Wolfman 80, Dottie Downs and Steve Casey 78, Farmer Burns 75, Hideyuki Nagasawa 74, Jack Barnes 73, Sugi Hayamaka 71, Paul Berger 69, Cocoa Samoa 62, MS-1 and Rex King 55, Jack Reynolds 50, Hillbilly Cousin Junior 48, Ludvig Borga 47, Jerry Monahan 44, Oyama Kato 42 RIGHT CLICK AND SAVE to download the TWIWH S2 E2 (01/14/19) CLICK HERE to listen to the TWIWH S2 E2 (01/14/19) online. 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RUNNING TIME: 3 Hours 38 MinutesHosted by Don Tony SYNOPSIS: Episode 42 (10/16 - 10/22) Audio: Nick Bockwinkel refuses to wrestle Ric Flair in Memphis. Infamous Cage Match: Magnificent Muraco vs Jimmy Snuka. Audio: Awesome promo montage from Magnificent Muraco leading up to cage match against Snuka. Audio: Magnificent Muraco eats a Meatball Sub during a match. Looking back at two local NY WWF events DT attended back in October 1983. Sheepherders (aka Bushwackers) become last UWF Tag Team Champions before UWF/Crockett merger. Looking back at the 1988 King Of The Ring. Arachnaman. Audio: What could have been: Confrontation between Madusa and Sherri at NY Convention. Sabu wrestles WWF tryout matches against Owen Hart and Scott Taylor. Audio: Jim Cornette speaks on Sabu's 1993 WWF tryout. Crush betrays Macho Man Randy Savage on Raw. Audio: Cactus Jack talks historic tag teams such as Patterson/Stevens, Funks, Midnight Express, and the American Males. Dean Douglas taketh and giveth the IC Title away. Looking back at WWF IYH: Great White North (1995) and Buried Alive (1996) Audio: Highlights of Buried Alive match between Undertaker and Mankind. Bret Hart turns down rumored $8 Million deal from WCW and signs 20 year deal with WWF. Jushin Thunder Liger becomes Kishin Liger. Audio: Ric Rude gets nuclear heat from ECW fans at Elks Lodge. Bam Bam Bigelow def Shane Douglas for ECW Heavyweight Title. Vince McMahon fires Steve Austin at Judgement Day. Christian makes wins Light Heavyweight Title in WWF debut. Audio: Bang 3:16: A 'fired' and armed Steve Austin kidnaps and threatens Vince McMahon with multiple weapons. Audio: Bret Hart vs Sting on Nitro. Stacy Keibler tries out for the Nitro Girls. Looking back at WWF No Mercy PPV (1999, 2002, 2003). Audio: Chyna def Jeff Jarrett in 'Good Housekeeping Match' and wins IC Title. Jeff Jarrett appears on WCW Nitro the day after competing at WWF No Mercy. WCW releases Bret Hart Article (2001) focuses on WWE generosity towards 09/11 rescue including $1 Million donation, use of WWF NY for first responders, and much more. Hayabusa (RIP) paralyzed during a match against Mammoth Sasaki. Infamous Triple H / Katie Vick funeral segment airs on Raw. Hermie Sadler competes on NWATNA PPV event. Audio: HBK vs Goldberg leads to Batista return (injury) and 'collects' the bounty on Goldberg. WWF holds first ever Taboo Tuesday PPV (2004). Audio: Ric Flair busts himself open while cutting a promo and is a bloody mess. Kurt Angle makes his TNA PPV debut at Bound For Glory (2006). Audio: Steve-O looks back on Umaga shooting on him during Raw appearance. Audio: Steve-O and Chris Pontius destroyed by Umaga on Raw. Audio: Keven Federline shows up on Raw. Cryme Time makes their WWE debut. Audio: Memorable promo exchange between DX and Rated RKO (2006). WWF releases Kristal Marshall. Candice Michelle suffers broken clavicle during Raw match against Beth Phoenix. Booker T issues statement regarding his and Sharmell's departure from WWE (2007). Brock Lesnar signs with UFC and appears at UFC 77. Audio: Brock Lesnar speaks on signing with UFC. same week. Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling debuts on CMT. Shimmer crowns their first ever Tag Team Champions. Shane McMahon announces his resignation from WWE Management effective January 1, 2010. Audio: WWE launches 'Stand Up For WWE' campaign. After failing WWE physical, Nigel McGuinness signs with TNA. TNA inducts Kurt Angle into TNA Hall Of Fame. TNA reinstates Bram after criminal charges were dropped. Audio: Goldberg makes his WWE return after 13 year absence. AJ Styles vs James Ellsworth for WWE Championship. And so much more! NOTABLE BIRTHDAYS: Gran Naniwa, Bad News Brown, Ox Baker, Wild Red Berry, Jonathan Boyd, Pat O'Hara, Super Swedish Angel, Baron von Heisinger, The Renegade (RIP), Emile Dupre 82, Pedro Morales 76, Butch Miller 74, Kendo Nagasaki 72, Cien Caras 69, Bill Behrens 62, Steve McMichael 61, Scott Hall 60, John Nord 59, Brian Costello 55, Missy Hyatt 54, Horace Hogan, Scott Vick and Rossy Moreno 53, Chris Hamrick 52, Takao Omori 49, Dlo Brown, Lenny Lane, Chavo Guerrero Jr and Kazuyuki Fujita 48, Saraya Knight and Adam Flash 47, Lizmark Jr 46, Justin Credible 45, Cien Caras Jr 42, Estrellita 41, Devon Nicholson, Simon Gotch and Mike Kruel 36, Kenny Omega and Golden Boy 35, Christina Crawford 30, Toni Storm 23 NOTABLE PRO WRESTLING DEBUTS: Tom Prichard (1979), Mike Rotunda (1981), El Hijo del Santo (1982), Justin Credible (1992), Awesome Kong (2002) NOTABLE DEATHS: Stan Kowalski 91, Stu Hart 88, Ray Urbano 83, The Crusher 79, Leo Nomellini 76, Dennis Hall 75, Jack Reynolds 71, Dick Slater 67, Frenchy Martin and Sandor Szabo 66, Dr John Murphy 65, Miyuki Yanagi 64, Mike Graham 61, Sandor Szabo 60, Johnny Angel 55, Frank Dalton 54, Hiroshi Yagi and Mike Fever 53, Road Warrior Hawk 46, Ron Dupree 39, Brain Damage 34 RIGHT CLICK AND SAVE to download the TWIWH EP42 (10/22/18) CLICK HERE to listen to the TWIWH EP42 (10/22/18) online. 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Steve: Welcome to all of our Becoming Your Best podcast listeners, where ever you might be in the world today. This is your host Steve Shallenberger and we have a very special guest and friend on our show today and I am as excited as I've ever been to have somebody here. He's wonderful. He’s a one of a kind individual with a life of inspiring others, including me, and helping people all over the world to reach their fullest potential and dreams. Welcome Denis Waitley.   Denis:  Hey Stephen! Great to be with you. It's a real honor and a privilege to be on your podcast and I hope we can shed some more light to your audience which you do so well on Becoming Your Best.   Steve: Well thank you so much. Well yes we'll just go ahead and get right into it and before we get going I'd like to just give a little background of some of the things that Denis has done and generally his nature which is amazing. He is inspired, informed, challenged and entertained audiences for over thirty five years. I know that because in 1983 and 1984  in one of my first companies where we had 700 sales reps that were going all over the world - Denis was one of the individuals that we invited to speak to and train all of these young sales reps. There were going all over, and they were energetic of full of energy but Denis and along with the number of his friends Zig Ziglar, Earl Nightingale, Ira Hayes -  I mean these are some really cool people who changed our lives and Denis was one of those. And so we're just part of that but he has done that all over the entire world. He's spent many years in China , hopefully will have the chance to have them tell us a little about that experience, in India, United States. Recently he was voted business speaker the year by the Sales and Marketing Executives Association and the by Toastmasters international and inducted into the international speakers hall of fame. He's had over ten million audio programs sold in fourteen different languages. This is just great! I actually pulled Denis a number of your books off my bookshelf again this morning. I've read that many times -  The Psychology of Winning, The Seeds Of Greatness and it goes on. His audio album The Psychology of Winning is the all time best selling program on self mastery. He's a graduate of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis and a former navy pilot. He holds a doctoral degree in human behaviour. Denis we’re so excited to have you with us!   Denis: Well thank you Steve. It's really great to be with you. You know it's been a wonderful journey. I'm still out there. You know people say,  Well, you’re long past retirement age and I said well retire - by its very definition means to go to bed or tired for the last time. If you're retired it seems tired again. So  I'm re inspired and retried instead of retired and I think that's one of the secrets that we all learn from people like Billy Graham and people like you know George Burns. You can name them and they seem to live longer because they're engaged in learning and they have the curiosity of a child that doesn't end when you finally stop earning. So I think you're yearning should and learning should continue regardless of your no longer earning.   Steve: Well that is a great way to put it. All of a sudden,  that great voice a Denis Waitley is coming back and we just kinda lean forward to listen to all those great quotes that you have. That's an inspiration for me , like I'm already past retirement ,but I am no where compared - I think Denis is like a 184 at least. Denis: It seems like it. You know, Steve, I've been doing eulogies for all of my contemporaries and that’s not, of course something that you look forward to. So, I did the eulogy for my friend, Jim Rone, Eulogy for my friends Zig Ziglar, for Wayne Dyer, Eulogy for my friend Steven Covey and even for Robert Schuller and Billy Graham was a friend of mine. I don't like to drop names like that but as I look at it them, I say to myself, “Wow, I'm so fortunate to still be out here.” But I have a cousin in England, Jack Reynolds ,who's 106 and he holds the Guinness Book of Records for the highest, longest, zip line journey for the oldest person. And it shows him at 106,  shouting and yelling as he's going down this is a blind over the mountain in England and I asked him how do you live so long and he said,” I look forward to being a 107.”   Steve: Well that's great you know just recently Denis I've had the opportunity in just the last few months to be with the number of longevity in health doctors just on a retreat or different circumstances - one in Singapore there. Dr Oz was one of them. Another, Dr Mao is his name and then the third Dr Foruhy - they're amazing but they talk about, and there among the world's leaders on health and longevity. They all reflected a number of things in common that we can do to extend healthy living: stay fit,  get adequate sleep. One of the ones I like the Dr Oz said was your heart needs to have a reason to keep beating.   Denis:  Well that's good, that's a very good.  That's when I have learned that too because I studied Prisoners Of War for my doctoral dissertation and I found that no American prisoner escaped during the Korean War from a minimum security camp but many of them escape from maximum security camp and that's because leaders always want to get home, or get to where they're going and people who feel that they're victimized and have no way out or no way forward, then don't live as long and that's what happens to many service people and coaches when they retire . If they retire and do nothing and have nothing really going on, you know we all say why don't we just play golf and fish. Well I like to eat what I catch and I don't like to kill fish necessarily but I do like taste of a fresh fish and I don't play golf anymore because why would I run my self esteem on a want like that.   Steve: That’s great. Well there's so much we can talk about that I think today let's start talking and I hope you don't mind and for the benefit of our audience, I'd like to start off talking about The Psychology Of Winning. This is a wonderful book and I am going to read just a small portion out of it. It’s an introduction and then perhaps Denis can tell us about what inspired him, what led to him write The Psychology Of Winning, and how was it been impactful in your life and others? So let me read this clip first. This is where he talks about true winning. True winning however is no more than one's own personal pursuit of individual excellence. You don't have to get lucky to win at life nor do you have to knock out other people down or gain at the expense of others. Winning is taking the talent or potential you were born with and have since developed and using it fully towards a goal or purpose it makes you happy. Winning is becoming the dream of yourself that would fulfill you as a person with high esteem. And winning is giving and getting in an atmosphere of love, cooperation, social concern and responsibility and that is why I've been so inspired about Denis because not only does he set it out there but then he's he says now here are some things that we need to do the will help us realize those dreams. So how did it all happen? What led to The Psychology Of Winning.   Denis:  Well, that you know, of course a long journey, but as things always start in childhood - so as a little boy, I grew up during World War II - a dysfunctional family. My father left home when I think I was 9 years old when he left but he went to war and then he and my mother broke up and my mother became very bitter because they weren't spending his checks home and so she became disillusioned with life and was fairly negative it and as a way of combating that disillusionment I rode my bike about ten miles over to my grandmother's house every Saturday because she was an inspiration. So she and I planted a victory garden and she taught me about the seeds of greatness. She said whatever you put in the soil and nurture will come up and be fruitful and I said, “But how come weeds don't need water?” And she said, “Well weeds are like negative thoughts. They blow in on the wind and they don't need any water and they just need people to repeat them.” So we did this victory garden and she inspired me when I was little and in a dysfunctional family where your father maybe is an alcoholic and your mother's a negative for perhaps all of the right reasons, I found that by reading biographies of people who'd overcome enormous obstacles to become successful - I found that these people had problems that I never even dreamed about and yet they seem to be fulfilled and happy. So I read a lot and then I began to try to be a leader in my school to overcome feelings of inadequacy and feelings of abandonment perhaps by my father and to make a long story short,  going to the Naval Academy during the Korean War, I learned a lot about discipline and target seeking and I became a navy pilot which meant that I had to visualize, internalize, I had to fantasize but I had to be goal oriented and I think as a surfer in southern California who finally became disciplined enough to be a carrier pilot, these things went together but I never wanted to destroy people in war-  I want to defend my country but I had a calling that I wanted to develop the potential within people because I was struggling myself and to make a really long story short ,during the worst time in my life, when I had custody of my 4 little children, I was divorced and had no income I wrote The Psychology of Winning at the worst of times. Now people, you know Tony Robbins and some of my friends would say, “Well usually, you write a book about your success!” And I said “Well I wrote the book for myself, so that I could learn from what I was not doing to do the things I know I should be doing. And so at the worst of my time, I wrote my best work so to speak, and so I think writing it for myself, giving myself the encouragement to do things that were a little more difficult but took a little more habit, a little more discipline, a little more effort; I put together these principles and I use POW because I had been a rehab facilitator for the returning Vietnam prisoners of war and I use that as a metaphor-  POW means either Prince Of Wales, putting on weight, power of women or psychology of winning and it's a perception through the eye of the beholder. So my premise is it's not so much what happens to you that counts, it's how you take it and what you make of it so what's your response to the daily life ; your anticipation of the future and the way you treat failure as fertilizer. Failure is the fertilizer of success. My grandmother used to say as we were fertilizing our plants, she said “We just take all the stuff and mulch and up and it grows green plants,” and I said “So that's what you do with failure huh? She said you don't lay in it wallow in it. You use it as a learning experience. So I would say that my grandmother who immigrated from England and going through World War 2 and the Korean War -  I thought we'd always be at war because that's all I knew growing up, and so I was so gratified to realize that the war is finally ended but POW, does really mean for me psychology of winning rather than a prisoner of war.   Steve: Wonderful! Boy, what we're great comments and thanks for the background. Talk about seeds! There are so many nuggets of what you just shared of and your grandma must've been some lady!   Denis:  Well I think about every day I have a mahogany butterfly that she always wanted that I finally made enough money with my paper out to buy it for is the only gift that I wanted from her life but it's in my kitchen and I look at it every day and we have a little silent conversation but she was definitely the role model and inspiration in my life and that I'll always be grateful for having her. She would say “You mow the bass line I've ever seen.” and I would ride my bike 10 miles just to get that kind of recognition from her and that good feeling of you're a good boy and you can do good things and the seeds of greatness and I  always ask her “Will the Japanese win?” And she said “No ,you always get out what you put in.” So you get the harvest of the seeds that you sell sow - she said they will not win because their premise for doing what they did was not good and honest. I said “Wow.” She said, “So model yourself after people who've given service but not necessary are celebrities,” and I've always felt that the most successful people will never be known in the media because they're not celebrities, they are so busy living life and doing good they don't get covered by the media.   Steve: Great insights! if you wouldn't mind, you said something that caught my attention. You said in the middle of all this you had to you know this wonderful influence and contrast of experiences as a young man but the influence of your grandma on talking about planting the right seeds and in in the middle of all this where you're feeling “a bit like a failure,” because of some of the things that had happened , you said just mention that you felt a calling to help others develop their potential and you included yourself in that group. Would you mind talking about that feeling you had? This calling you felt that you needed to address and respond to and how big of a deal was that for you?   Denis: What was really a big deal see because at the Naval Academy is Episcopalian and growing up the only religious training I had was my grandma reading some really great proverbs and things out of the good book. So I went to Sunday school because the Presbyterians have better uniforms on the softball team and so I went through all these religious experiences and finally and later Billy Graham said to me, “So you've got all these experiences what denomination are you? and I said, “Sir I was hoping you might give me a suggestion.” And  he said, “You know you're on your journey .” So the truth of the matter is when I would hear Handel's messiah at Christmas time , there was this inner tingling and this feeling that there was something internal and I think I was becoming acquainted with my soul and yet not having any formal religious training, it was definitely an inner inspiration so I felt that perhaps I had made a lot of mistakes in my apprenticeship in life so that I might be able to learn to do the right things. And much of what I've written about are certainly repetitions of the scriptures and the Old and the New Testament and all the great books that have been written so there's no question that I'm not an original. I'm someone who's leaned from reading and experiencing and traveling about these things and I think that it was at that bad time of not having income, having my four children wanting to come back home  to San Diego or to California and I was in Pittsburgh in their worst winter and I had just sold the Jonas Salk Foundation to the Mellon Foundation back in Pittsburgh and I found myself divorced with custody of four children who didn't want to be with me in Pittsburgh in the winter. They wanted to come home. It's almost like saying  “Come on we've always been a team!” And they said ‘We want to go home, dad.” I said,” I know but you're with your dad.’ They said “Yeah I know but we want to go home,” and I think that was the turning point where you put your head out the window and say, I'm fed up with myself. I'm not going to take it anymore but which meant I'm not going to do this to myself. So I went into this program of self analysis, self awareness and found that I was not doing the very things that I had read about and I was only superficially scratching the surface. I was only skin deep and so I got into it very deeply and that became that book for The Psychology Of Winning which became an audio program first and then a book, was really a diary of what I needed to learn myself and the only regret I have Steve, is that at the time that I wrote it, OJ Simpson was running through airports for Hertz Rent-A- Car and had suffered rickets as a child and had bold legs and he became this NFL superstar and I included him in my book and I've been trying to remove him from the book ever since. But you can't pick winners in all of the so called role models. He certainly isn’t a role model but so in other words by I learned these principles for me so that I would do them and I began to do them and I went from being somebody who was always late, which is perfect for my name, “Waitley,” - wait for me and so I should have changed my name to swiftly or rushly but I became Waitley but I became first to the gate Waitley. I became someone who was always on time and I did that because I am an absolute believer in the creation of habit and I've learned so much about good and bad habits and healthy and unhealthy and about ninety percent of our daily activities are habitual we do them autonomically without even thinking and so I've spent most of my life trying to help people not break habits - but you don't break a habit. You re write it ,you overcome it, you change it but you don't break it. You know habits are like submarines there silent and deep. They're like comfortable beds easy to get into but difficult to get out of and habits are just this knit pattern of thought that becomes automatic after a while and so I think working with the Olympics, I was really lucky as you know, Bill Simon was president of the Olympics and he appointed be as the first chairman of Psychology for United States Olympics in 1980 and through that experience, I watch these amazing young people get into the habit of winning. And they became they did within what they were doing without and they simulated and they rehearse and they practiced, on and off the field and finally watching the skiers go through the visualization at the top of the run before they hit the first gate and watching swimmers go through the meat ,watching figure skaters backstage going to their routines and not falling during the Triple Axel. I saw all of this and I said you know in addition to being emotionally inspired there definitely is a way to do this if you can control your thinking and if you can fill your thoughts which I call “Psycho Linguistics,” because thoughts are traffic and the brain is either a cul de sac construction zone or freeway. And you can create a freeway in your brain by controlling the traffic that flows through your brain and it actually makes a new highway toward your goal is like a GPS system but instead of a goal positioning satellite or a positioning satellite, it’s a goal positioning system in your brain that you can train to have a target so specific and so emotional that your brain will allow very little distraction to get you there so fortunately through the years neuroscience has proven that positive thinking is more than just the placebo effect. It actually are creators internal pharmacy that really helps optimism become the biology of hope as well as the psychology of hope.   Steve: These are some really extraordinarily inspirational ideas and I'm just thinking I know that so many of our listeners including me and I'd expect all of them have this feeling of something special that they can do in life and then it takes going through thinking about their own unique talents in this introspection that you describe saying how do I address that and how do I concretely move forward and so, these things that you're sharing are so important , so inspirational. I know that they're covered in your books. As you think about this the book Psychology Of Winning, you've been talking about on some of the key parts that are really important for us to realize our goals.   Denis: Well that's a very good question. I think the first one is realizing that your intrinsic worth. I think that worth internalized is better than worth externalized and I think you have to feel deserving of success before you'll really experience it, which really means that if love is not inside of you ,then how can you give away something you don't possess? So love must be there in the first place and I'm not talking about narcissistic self love. It’s the kind of thing that say given my parents and my background given who I am, how I look ,what age I am my ethnicity my religious beliefs ,I'm kind of glad I am me! And in fact I'd rather be me than anyone else in the world live in at any other time, in fact that's who I am. I'm as good as the best but not necessarily better than the rest so I don't compare myself favorably or unfavorably with other people although the Olympics do that with the standard of excellence but that's just to be an Olympian and to compete with world class standards -doesn't mean you're necessarily trying to knock and beat the other person. You're just trying to be your best against world class standards. So I think the most important thing is to believe in your potential because only then will you invest in yourself. if you don't feel worth investing and then you won't invest in it you'll live your life as a spectator - happy to be in the stands and I am happy to be in the stands as well watching tremendous performances but it's much more fun to be in the arena however small and participating. So I think intrinsic self worth, believing in your dream when that's all you have to hang on to is the single most important quality. And then the second one is to always give more in value than you expect to receive in payment, because it seems to be that you really do have an unfailing boomerang. People always called the law of attraction or the law of cause and effect but I found when I am truly interested in helping other people genuinely not to get something for me ,but if I get out of me and into them and transmit whatever value I have in the way of service or advice, that in that way I don't expect a return on the investment but I usually get it ten fold. So I've always believed that if you give more in value than you receive in payment you'll be truly rich in every sense and then of course there is the idea of expectation, optimism, the world revolves around optimism and people who believe in solutions rather than are just complaining about the problems and we have so many critics and so many tweets and so much Twitter as so many instagrams and so much Facebook and so many selfies. You know I'd like to be unselfish in a selfie world and I'd like to instead of being skin deep, I'd like to be soul deep and I'd like to measure diversity not based on how you look on the outside but the experiences you've had as you've been growing up . In other words we all bring a diversity of experience, why do our eyes have to tell us what we should believe or why the war years and our eyes have to be the ones that are the megaphone and also that the block? So I believe that in expecting the best ,that optimism, Harvard does have a new school of placebo and they have found that even people who have after stopping the surgery if you have the sham surgery which you agree to and they just do a little incision and sew it up, the chances of your recovery and feeling good are almost as well as if you have the real surgery which shows that God has given us this incredible ability to believe in something that we really want and is valuable and gives us the pharmacological influence to do it in other words: the endorphins and the harbingers of peace and happiness. So I believe also that happiness is the decision that you make and I train the Olympians above all I've decided to be happy and I think happiness is a decision, not a results and if you wait for a result to make you happy, you'll probably be for ever hung in that suspense of wondering when it's going to happen.   Steve: Well I'll just tell you, Denis, for all of us who are working on becoming our best, which literally creates a fulfilment of light, a happiness within us that goes out and radiates and touches everybody. These things that you're teaching us and sharing with us today are the very things that create that light and I've been taking good notes today. I thank you for that and I'm always shocked at how fast time goes like we're done.   Denis: I know we are! I spent a lot of my time talking to uber drivers and I said you know you have this incredible mechanism and they say, “You being my little GPS that I have up here on my dashboard so I can take,” I said yes first you must know where you are and then you crank in where you want to go and if you know where you are and where you want to go it's much easier to get there because that's called focus and specificity. And they go, wow,  thanks for the info doc! Do I get to I get a tip? Anyway Steve it's been a real thrill, a real honor for me to be with you.  I just keep wanting to plant apple seeds like Johnny Appleseed and I don't know how many of them will get in the soil and take but doesn't matter if you just keep throwing them out - one or two and all I want to do is make a difference in one or two lives and that's enough for me. Plant shade trees under which I myself will never sit.   Steve: Thank you. I can tell you for sure of one person and I know it's countless people where that seed that has fallen and grown and continues to do so. So I personally thank you!   Denis: Well thanks, Steve. I hope we connect again we will. When you're this way and I'm that way let's really do have a reunion. That’s important - friends who haven't seen each other but are still friends for a long time.   Stev: You bet, you can count on that. Now we can't end this podcast without this question and the question is, if you're giving in a parting shot to your family or your friends and brothers or sisters across the world ,what would it be it would be?   Denis: It would be that time is the only equal opportunity employer and please don't rush to your life trying to get wealthy only to find yourself too old to do the things that you save the money to do and remember the one most important thing; the values you leave in your children are much more priceless than the valuables you leave them in your estate. My children have never thanked me for all the money that I've spent on them but we always talk and laugh and cry over the time we spent together. So make sure you spend time with those you love, not just tweets and that just instagrams and not just text .   Steve:  Thats great advice.  Denis how can people find out more about what you're doing? How can they have access to your book , your materials or whatever?   Denis:  I think you know just going to DenisWaitley.com and I have that funny one n  in my nameand I what I'm trying to do is create a library and most of it free. So I'm not trying to get people to go to my website so I'll make money off them. I'm trying to go so that they'll be able to get NFL locker room style pep talks for free which would mean that the music the lyrics, if you will the quotes and the best of what I've done. I'd rather give it to them free then try to sell them something on a subscription so hopefully they'll get more free than trying to surf around the store.   Steve: Wonderful, thank you Denis for being part of the show today. It’s been amazing! We wish our friends that are listening today all the best as well as you continue making a huge difference in the world I'm Steve Shallenberger with becoming your best global leadership wishing you a great day. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

O Canada! This week the show goes north of the 49th parallel for a look at WWF Maple Leaf Wrestling from November 10, 1984! - An appraisal of where the WWF expansion was in November 1984 and a theory why the American B-show would be taped in Canada - A thrown together tag match leads to an incredible reaction from the crowd in Ontario - Mismatched managers all over the show - Junkyard Dog as much-needed babyface insurance - Sammartino vs Vachon! Not what you were hoping for, unfortunately - Iron Sheik speaks directly to those of Iranian descent in the local promo - Bobby Heenan still introducing himself to the WWF audience - Why just about every enhancement talent on the show is Canadian - The bizarre WWF career of the Tonga Kid - A very rare Piper’s Pit featuring deep thoughts from Angelo Mosca Plus: - Goodfellas references galore, such as how Angelo Mosca is like Paul Sorvino as Paulie - Lots of singing: Mosca, Nikolai Volkoff, and the audience - Johnny V makes a rare United States Football League reference - The rivalry between Canada and the Soviet Union in hockey - The tyranny of play by play man Jack Reynolds, with a drinking game built around his favorite phrase Email: Greetingsfromallentown@gmail.com Twitter: @GFAllentownPod Facebook.com/GreetingsFromAllentown Placetobenation.com/amazon

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This lecture builds a more sophisticated response to the demarcation problem (over and above Popper’s response) that includes ideas from Kuhn, Lakatos and Thagard. I outline some of the weakest points in the creationists’ arguments and conclude by mentioning a couple of recent points of interest in the debate. Copyright 2013 Jack Reynolds / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

This lecture builds a more sophisticated response to the demarcation problem (over and above Popper’s response) that includes ideas from Kuhn, Lakatos and Thagard. I outline some of the weakest points in the creationists’ arguments and conclude by mentioning a couple of recent points of interest in the debate. Copyright 2013 Jack Reynolds / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

This lecture looks at what creationism is all about and some of the arguments that proponents of creationism use to argue that it is science. I ask what it is about science that makes it ‘science’. I outline an Popper’s theory of falsification as a response to the demarcation problem and finish by looking at a possible creationist response to the issue of falsification. Copyright 2013 Jack Reynolds / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

This lecture looks at what creationism is all about and some of the arguments that proponents of creationism use to argue that it is science. I ask what it is about science that makes it ‘science’. I outline an Popper’s theory of falsification as a response to the demarcation problem and finish by looking at a possible creationist response to the issue of falsification. Copyright 2013 Jack Reynolds / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

This lecture provides some advice about writing essays in philosophy. Copyright 2013 Jack Reynolds / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

This lecture considers the vexed question of what is philosophy and some of the most common answers to this question. Copyright 2013 Jack Reynolds / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

This lecture considers the vexed question of what is philosophy and some of the most common answers to this question. Copyright 2013 Jack Reynolds / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

David Fishof is hailed as the most innovative entertainment producer, and is responsible for creating the most original and successful live shows ever brought to the stage. After years of working with Roger Daltrey, Ringo Starr, The Monkees, Joe Walsh, and our close mutual friend Todd Rundgren, David created Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp which has enjoyed overwhelming success for the past 12 years. He also created the concept behind “Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band” and produced 8 All Star Band tours. He reunited The Monkees for their blowout reunion tour in 1986. He produced “Dirty Dancing The Concert Tour”, Dick Clark’s “American Bandstand Tour”, American Gladiators Live Tour, and The British Rock Symphony, featuring Peter Frampton, Roger Daltrey, Alice Cooper, and Jon Anderson. David has represented NFL greats Phil Simms, Mark Bavaro, Vince Ferragamo, and Jack Reynolds, as well as baseball stars Lou Piniella, Dave Magadan and Randy Myers. He authored the best-selling book, “Putting It On The Line” about sports and entertainment and is currently writing his second book. He lectures across the country and was the featured speaker at the National Speakers Association in 2011.