Podcast appearances and mentions of jake reid

Soren & Kyle talk Royals and their abysmal play, then SKC's President & CEO Jake Reid joins us to talk World Cup!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the Glory KC is back with the 110th episode of the show. Sporting Kansas City got their offseason started with not one, but two signings. The club added two 16-year-old Homegrown players in defender Ian James and goalkeeper Jack Kortkamp. We learn a little about the new signings and talk about where they fit into this ongoing roster build. Any conversation around these signings is colored slightly with the ridiculous compensation being paid to Minnesota United. MNUFC shut down their Academy, leaving their players nowhere to play. James and Kortkamp, among others, ended up in other MLS Academies. Sporting KC had to compensate Minnesota for their Homegrown rights at the time, then again when they signed them, and they had to give them a sell-on fee if they are sold to another club. It's an absurd amount of compensation for a team that literally shut down their academy. In other news, earlier today, Sporting KC CEO and President Jake Reid was named MLS Executive of the Year. The reactions online are what you would expect. We get into why he earned that award, including all of his accomplishments over the last few years. And this can't be said enough, he DOES NOT make soccer decisions. If you are unhappy with the product on the field or the roster, blame Peter Vermes (and now Mike Burns). If you are unhappy with the coaching staff, blame Mike Illig. However, if you are unhappy with the gameday experience, fan relations, etc., that rolls up to Reid. Don Garber also gave his annual State of the League address. We cover a few highlights: Leagues Cup may be down to just 18 teams in 2025 (Garber wouldn't comment) MLS will up the number of teams in the US Open Cup after only having eight this year MLS Roster Rules don't appear to be changing And the fall to spring schedule is still on the table for MLS The KC Current also got their offseason moving with the re-signing of Nichelle Prince. It will really kick into gear in the coming days with all NWSL roster decisions due by 5:00PM CST on Tuesday the 10th of December. Claire Hutton was also up for US Young Soccer Player of the Year and eight (!!) KC Current players were on the Guardian's list of the best players in the world. In the Digital Crawl, we touch on a few topics, including: An update on an unlikely Sporting KC rumored signing LA Galaxy defeated the New York Red Bulls in MLS Cup KC Comets lose their first game of the season MASL are holding most of their playoffs in San Diego FIFA is considering a 48 team Women's World Cup Kansas City are getting two more USL2 teams Plus, a potential USL1 team in Springfield, MO Here is a rundown of topics (and approximate start times): Sporting KC make two signings - 3:44 Jake Reid wins Executive of the Year - 15:08 SKC Expansion Draft Protection Lists - 29:29 Bonus Listener Q&A - 51:44 Don Garber's State of MLS - 1:00:37 KC Current signing and updates - 1:06:22 Digital Crawl - 1:10:21 As a special gift to For the Glory KC listeners and KC Soccer Journal readers, Backheeled dot com is giving away 30 days of their amazing, independent American soccer coverage for free. If you decide you want to turn that into a paid membership, they'll give you 10 percent off too. Just follow this link! Big thanks to Splitter Conspiracy (listen to them here) for our theme music made with the permission of the KC Cauldron. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/support

S3E34 - For the Glory KC is back with the 99th episode of the show! (Our 100th episode is next week, should we do something special?)  Sporting Kansas City and the KC Cauldron put on a cool event this past week. Manager Peter Vermes (he joked several times, he's not the Sporting Director anymore) and CEO and President Jake Reid did a town hall with KC Cauldron members. I share just a couple of the many, many stories that he shared and questions that he answered. I would call it a 'must attend' event and if you are a member of the Cauldron, you should definitely go next year. And if you aren't a member, you should probably consider joining. I really enjoyed meeting people and all the information we got from the event was great and you aren't going to hear most of it elsewhere. We also got into a conversation about how Major League Soccer may change their transfer window dates. It seems like a real thing that may happen by 2025. Check out the reporting on it by Tom Bogert.  Sheena and I also had to discuss the 1-1 draw between Sporting KC and the New York Red Bulls. It really felt like SKC were going to steal all three points after a very up and down first half. We get into the goals (including this fantastic Davis to Pulido number), the thin lineup and the bad refereeing. Speaking of bad officiating, we have to discuss that ridiculous second yellow/red card to Jake Davis. We also had to talk about the blown PK call where Shelton was cleaned out in the box, but the ref swallowed his whistle. It feels like the game could have been very different if not for some very inconsistent officiating. The KC Current played at the same time as Sporting KC and got back to their winning ways. They won a tight 1-0 game where the Utah Royals had a handful of really good chances, though the Current were clearly the better side. The game marked the return of Bia, another start for Almuth Schult and a different tactical look from Vlatko and company. In the Digital Crawl, we touch on a few topics, including: Kayden Pierre is officially sold to Genk Stephen Afrifa gets a cap for Canada Debinha re-signs with the Current through 2026 with a 2027 option And the legend Alex Morgan retires Here is a rundown of topics (and approximate start times): Our USMNT experience in Kansas City - 2:15 Vermes/Jake Reid Town Hall - 11:24 Sporting KC tie the Red Bulls - 28:49 KC Current break their losing streak! - 51:41 Digital Crawl - 1:00:00 Upcoming Schedule: USWNT U-20s vs. Mexico (U-20 World Cup) - Wed. Sept 11th @ 8:00PM KC Current @ Orlando Pride - Friday, Sept. 13th @ 7:00PM Sporting KC @ Seattle Sounders - Sunday, Sept. 15th @ 6:15PM SKC II @ Rapids 2 - Sunday, Sept. 15th @ 7:00PM We recently turned on "Listener Support." Don't feel obligated, but if you have a few spare bucks and are a fan of the pod, we'd appreciate your donation. As a special gift to For the Glory KC listeners and KC Soccer Journal readers, Backheeled dot com is giving away 30 days of their amazing, independent American soccer coverage for free. If you decide you want to turn that into a paid membership, they'll give you 10 percent off too. Just follow this link! Big thanks to Splitter Conspiracy (listen to them here) for our theme music made with the permission of the KC Cauldron. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/support

On this episode of How to Speak Maintenance host Jason Fein with Dominium and TAA's Sarah Chezbro talk with Jake Reid, AMLI about how eco-friendly and sustainable maintenance practices can benefit both property owners and residents alike while maintaining the quality and value at your property. 

Jake Reid, President and CEO of Sporting KC, joined The Drive to discuss the decision for Sporting to move their home match to Arrowhead.

Nate starts out the 2nd hour sitting down with Sporting KC President and CEO Jake Reid.  Nate talks to Jake about the decision to move Sporting's home match against Messi and Inter Miami to Arrowhead Stadium.  Then the boys talk to regular guest Joe Valerio about the Chiefs win over the Chargers and preview the Wildcard match up this weekend against the Miami Dolphins.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Prep Sports Weekly for Monday, January 8, 2023. A little bit of everything on this College Football National Championship Day. We hear from former King's High School; Gonzaga alum; and current Washington Wizard Corey Kispert on the occasion of his number being retired at King's. Then two local high school boys basketball coaches Eddie George of the Shorecrest Scots and Roger O'Neil of the Meadowdale Mavericks. Then we focus our attention on the Annual Cleats vs. Cancer All-Star Football games being held on Monday, January 15, 2023 at Pop Keeney Stadium in Bothell. We hear from the Co-Founder and Executive Director of the games; and we hear from Shorewood Head Coach Rob Petschl and four of the players Reid Petschl of Shorewood; Jake Reid of Glacier Peak, Blake Springer of Monroe and Luke Shoemaker of Marysville Pilchuck.

Peter Vermes joined us live from Children's Mercy Park in anticipation of tonight's playoff game between Sporting KC and San Jose. The we were joined by Sporting KC President and CEO Jake Reid. Then we gave you The Kicker on the way out. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

S2E34 - For the Glory KC is back with the 41st episode of the show! On this week's episode, Sporting Kansas City bounce back in a big way with a 3-0 win over the Vancouver Whitecaps. Sheena and I discuss her boy Remi's lovely goal (after an even better assist), MLS referees failing to protect goalkeepers and how steep the climb remains, despite only being one point below the playoff line. Beyond that, plenty of Sporting KC injury updates, locker room insights and takeaways from Jake Reid's town hall with season ticket members. The Kansas City Current get some love as both they and Sporting KC won on the same day for only the second time in history. Not only do we discuss said wins, but also new KC Current signing Stine Ballisager Pederson (sorry for the butchered pronunciation). Not to be left out, the United States Men's National Team have a big week, scoring 12 goals in two games with big contributions for former Sporting KC man, Gianluca Busio. We even sneak some SKC II talk into the middle of things (where you can sing the National Anthem if you are so inclined). Here is a quick rundown of topics (and approximate start times): Sporting KC whip the Whitecaps - 2:16 SKC Long-term injury updates - 20:35 Jake Reid's meeting with STM - 36:45 More Pulido Rumors - 41:35 The KC Current win too! - 55:42 Digital Crawl - 1:08:35 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/support

A victory in its last MLS game stopped the spiral for Sporting KC, the final team to win a game this season. It occurred in the 11th league game. The awful start continued a trend from last year when only one team in the Western Conference finished with fewer points. What are the reasons for the slow start and how much responsibility falls on the shoulders of manager and sporting director Peter Vermes? Vermes is the constant with the franchise, which has been among the most success in league history. He's the longest tenured coach in MLS. Some fans chanted, “Vermes out,” at the team's most recent home game. On today's SportsBeat KC, Star columnist and former Sporting beat writer Sam McDowell discusses his recent intereview with Sporting KC principal owner Mike Illig and team president and CEO Jake Reid, and what steps could be taken to improve the team's fortunes. Story link: Sporting KC's sticking with Vermes, but owners say they're not scared to make a change https://www.kansascity.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/sam-mcdowell/article275233231.html Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

S2E19 - On this week's first episode, Sheena and I commiserate after the home loss by Sporting Kansas City against the previously bottom of the Western Conference Colorado Rapids. We breakdown a lot of different numbers from the game. But frankly, we get into all the emotional reactions (and have some reactions ourselves) to the abysmal start by Kansas City this season. We have an extensive mailbag, talking about topics such as firing Peter Vermes, firing Jake Reid, firing Brian Bliss, ownerships failings in this and more. Like I said, it's long. Then Sheena closes out the pre-Digital Crawl portion of the show with a bit of a rant. Here is a quick rundown of topics (and approximate start times): We discuss Sporting KC's brutal loss - 2:18 Answer your mailbag questions - 34:49 US Open Cup news - 1:04:00 Sheena does a bit of a rant - 1:06:00 Digital Crawl - 1:10:00 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheglorykc/support

Peter Vermes spoke very openly about his team after a 4-1 loss to Seattle Sounders. We listen to audio and it seems quite clear he is referring to Ben Sweat who, on top of a red card, had another very poor performance. Everywhere you look on the field in this match, SKC fell short. The attack was nonexistent outside of another lone, fortunate goal. The midfield was dominated. And the defense was embarrassing. SKC was simply going through the motions. Have you ever seen such sad crosses in your entire life? Is Sporting KC the worst team in the league right now? Even the most diehard fans are fed up. Wholesale changes are needed from top to bottom. What can the club do, right now, to show the fans that this is unacceptable? Our eyes are on the three big names: Jake Reid, Brian Bliss, and Peter Vermes. Whether it's the gameday experience, fan engagement, or the product on the field, Sporting KC has fallen from the cutting edge and no longer set an example for MLS. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jake Reid is executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association.

We've been hearing about shortages of over-the-counter pain medications for children for months now, but with cold and flu season upon us, those shortages certainly feel more acute. To find out about the situation, we'll speak with Jake Reid of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association.

Flu shot season is upon us once again, meaning time to roll up those sleeves. We speak with Jake Reid, executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association.

Jake Reid from the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association talks about the availability of COVID vaccine boosters for kids between the ages of 5 and 11, as well as when the new bivalent vaccines might arrive in the province.

Presented by Emprise Bank Hosts: Matt Baysinger, CEO of Swell Spark Andy Rieger, President of J. Rieger & Company Each episode provides a quick download of a single company and that executive's journey to where they are today.

Parents can now make appointments to get children five and under vaccinated against Covid-19. The roll out of this vaccine will be a little different. Pharmacies will have a role, but they are limited to children two and older. We speak with Jake Reid at the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association.

New Brunswick is expanding the eligibility for second boosters. We speak to Jake Reid with the NB Pharmacists Association about the role they'll play in administering them.

Jake Reid, CEO and President of Sporting KC, joined The Drive to discuss the news that Kansas City will be a venue for the 2026 World Cup.

​A new subvariant of Covid-19 has been confirmed in New Brunswick. Will that trigger an uptick in vaccinations? We checked in with the head of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association, Jake Reid.​

Jake Reid is executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association.

Avoiding the 'Super Teacher' Trap - Season 2, Episode 32Ohio's educators are dedicated to serving their students, but too often, early career educators burn out and leave the profession after only a few years. Austintown Fitch High School teacher Jake Reid says he was on the path to becoming one of them because of the pressure he put on himself to be what he called "Super Teacher" every day. He shares his experience and his changed perspective on this episode.MORE | Click here to subscribe to Education Matters on Apple Podcasts. Click here to subscribe on Google podcasts.Featured Education Matters guest: Jake Reid Austintown Education Association member Austintown Fitch High School English teacher MORE | Click here to see the Spanning the Need feature on Jacob Reid as an Inspirational Person of the Week.Connect with OEA: Email educationmatters@ohea.org with your feedback or ideas for future Education Matters topics Like OEA on Facebook Follow OEA on Twitter Follow OEA on Instagram Get the latest news and statements from OEA here Learn more about where OEA stands on the issues  Keep up to date on the legislation affecting Ohio public schools and educators with OEA's Legislative Watch About us: The Ohio Education Association represents about 120,000 teachers, faculty members and support professionals who work in Ohio's schools, colleges, and universities to help improve public education and the lives of Ohio's children. OEA members provide professional services to benefit students, schools, and the public in virtually every position needed to run Ohio's schools. Education Matters host Katie Olmsted serves as Media Relations Consultant for the Ohio Education Association. She joined OEA in May, 2020, after a ten-year career as a television reporter, anchor, and producer. Katie comes from a family of educators and is passionate about telling educators' stories and advocating for Ohio's students. She lives in Central Ohio with her husband and two young children. This episode was recorded on May 3, 2022.

Jake Reid is the executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association. Professor Michael Grant is a viral immunologist with Memorial University of Newfoundland.

Hosts Nate Bukaty and Aly Trost recorded this week's show at Tuesday's STM event at J. Rieger Co. Listen as they talk about the new fan-driven broadcast strategy & partnerships with Sporting KC's CEO and President Jake Reid. Then, Chad Reynolds, Senior Director of Brand, joined the show to talk about the new secondary kit & upcoming season. Lastly, a special one-on-one interview with Aly and Sporting's No. 9, Khiry Shelton, at SKC Preseason in AZ.    Presented by Michelob Ultra

Sporting Kansas City President and CEO Jake Reid joins the show.

Boosters are key in the fight to contain the Omicron variant.​ ​We check in with Jake Reid of the Pharmacists Association to talk about the roll out of third shots for ​eligible groups.​

Pharmacists were surprised to hear the Premier announce a change in the policy for third doses yesterday. It seems if you're over 50, and you'll hit the 6 month mark since your second shot in December, you can call to make an appointment now. That doesn't mean you'll get one though. We speak with Jake Reid of the Pharmacists Association.

Welcome back friends! We are excited to say that we are rounding out this season of CNAR with our very good friend Jake who also is rounding out his time in the High Country. This episode we talk a lot about his role in the restaurant and brewery and what made hime love and hate working in the service industry. Like always sit back and enjoy this weeks fix of Customer's Not Always Right. Happy Holidays and until next time... Cheers! Andrew and Banks

Jake Reid, executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association, tells us how pharmacists are preparing for a new wave of younger customers.

Covid-19 vaccines for kids between 5 and 11 years of age were approved on Friday. Doses started to arrive in Canada yesterday. So when will they be in the province? And how soon might you be able to make an appointment at your local pharmacy? We check in with Jake Reid at the Pharmacists' Association.

Jake Reid is the executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association.

Rapid tests will soon be widely available for New Brunswickers. What role could and should pharmacies have in the roll out? Also, it's flu season! We get the latest from Jake Reid with the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association.

​Pharmacies in the province have been busy since the government announced proof of vaccination will be required for everything from eating at a restaurant, to watching your kids play sports. Jeanne Armstrong talks to Jake Reid from the Pharmacist's Association to get an update.

A new study out of UNB found that the province could save big money — and a lot of physicians' time — by allowing pharmacists to administer a wider variety of vaccines. We talk to Jake Reid with the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association about those findings.

Josh and John discuss why leadership seems to be so lacking in the games industry and whether or not anime has finally reached the "mainstream". Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John discuss the games they think could make their Game of the Year list by the end of 2021. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

After many months of long hours and increased workloads, some pharmacies in New Brunswick are taking a step back from their vaccination initiatives. Staff need a break, and as New Brunswick nears closer to the 70% mark of eligible people with two doses, the demand just isn't as high as it used to be. We speak to Jake Reid with the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association.

Jake Reid is the executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association.

Josh and John recap all of the things they've been up to during the last month's hiatus. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John react to all of the major E3 presentations and review how they faired in predicting all of the events' announcements. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

We talk second doses with Jake Reid of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association - what you'll need, how to book your appointment, and how pharmacists are handling all the extra pressure. 

Josh and John predict the major game announcements for E3 2021. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

No more procrastination, New Brunswick pharmacists want you to roll up your sleeves and meet them this weekend for your first dose of vaccine. Jake Reid is executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association.

Josh and John discuss what makes a good remaster and why Nintendo is seemingly so bad at it. Skip to 35:01 to avoid WandaVision spoilers. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

All New Brunswick adults can book their vaccines as of today. How is that affecting the pharmacies doling out doses? We speak to Jake Reid with the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association.

Josh and John re-visit the predictions they made for 2021 back in January and make some adjustments as we get close to the back half of the year. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John each describe the top 9 games that define their tastes in video games. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John review the 2021 GDC State of the Game Industry Survey, discuss Xbox's commitment to the PC platform, and weigh Sony's decision to invest $183 million into its first-party studios. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John discuss the positive(!) news concerning PlayStation choosing to keep open the PS3 and PS Vita stores, new exclusive IP, and some possible avenues for PlayStation to navigate its future. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John discuss all of the recent negative news surrounding PlayStation and Nintendo's intent to focus on new IP. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Jake Reid is the executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists’ Association.

Colleen Kitts-Goguen talks to Jake Reid, Executive Director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists’ Association, about why certain age groups are getting access to vaccinations at a moment's notice.

Josh and John discuss all of the news surrounding the 1.2 Patch for Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt's reorganizations, PlayStation's official closure of their legacy stores, and the fate of 2021 conventions. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Jake Reid, executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association, tells us how the vaccine rollout at pharmacies is going so far.

Josh and John try to figure out why Hollywood is so intent on making video game movies, why Microsoft is insisting on owning quite literally everything, and why Sony might close off the better part of 3 decades of their history in games. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

New Brunswickers aged 75 and older can now book a vaccine at their local pharmacy. How are things going on the ground? We check in with New Brunswick Pharmacy Association director Jake Reid.

Josh and John recap the March 2021 Square Enix Presents, Xbox's new Game Pass games, Activision-Blizzards layoffs, and a whole lot of miscellaneous PlayStation news. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Pharmacist Paul Bowman and Jake Reid with the NB Pharmacists Assoc. explain the role pharmacists will play in protecting you from COVID-19.

Jake Reid is the executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association.

Josh and John dive deep into Microsoft's finalized purchase of ZeniMax Media and the ramifications it will have for the games industry at large. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John recap all of the news out of the Pokemon Presentation including information about New Pokemon Snap, Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, and Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John discuss a PlayStation-centric week of news including the announcement of PSVR, more PlayStation games coming to PC, the return of the Play At Home Initiative, and a brand new State of Play! Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!    

Josh and John dive deep into the weeds from the latest Nintendo Direct. Listen in as the boys discuss Zelda, Splatoon, Xenoblade, and all things Nintendo! Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John discuss the CD Projekt Red hack, Google's horrible customer service, the possible return of E3, Ubisoft's new business strategy and more on a news heavy episode of the podcast! Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John cast their own versions of the Borderlands movie and cover all of this week's video game news from Nintendo, Google Stadia, Gearbox, PlayStation, and more! Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John cover all of the news surrounding the GameStop/Stock Market fiasco, Microsoft's huge unforced error with Xbox Live Gold, and Vicarious Vision's absorption into Blizzard. For more from Josh and John check out https://quicktimeevent.net Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John discuss the movies, games, & TV shows they're most excited for in 2021 along with some interesting news from Valve, PlayStation, and Microsoft**. **This description was NOT written by one of Microsoft's death chatbots...probably. For more from Josh and John check out https://quicktimeevent.net Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

Josh and John analyze how they've changed as gamers and how the games industry has changed through 2020, discuss the revitalization of Lucasfilm Games, and lament CD Projekt's continuing refusal to accept responsibility. For more from Josh and John check out https://quicktimeevent.net Thank you to our Extra Life Producers: CeeCee23, Mr. Binks, Clasen Painting, Mitchell (hammondoftexas), Janet, & Jake Reid!

In episode 21, Travis sits down with Jake Reid, President & CEO for Sporting KC of the MLS. Jake takes you on his journey from working overseas to working his way up to the top executive role. Tune in to hear his advice on how to be successful no matter what type of environment you are in. www.52weeksofhustle.com Book Available - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1735610801

8-10-20 The Program opens the final hour of the show by bringing you all the things you need to know, including audio from Andy Reid, Jake Reid, and Mike Matheny. The Program is also joined by Seth Keysor of The Athletic and bring you "the kicker" on the way out the door.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out and it's a bumper packed episode this time around. Our feature interview this week is with Alan Koch, as we look back at his career from SFU Clan to Colorado Springs Switchbacks and the stops at Vancouver Whitecaps 2 and FC Cincinnati along the way. We look back at the highs and lows, the project currently ahead of him, and what the future could hold in store. We also have a chat with the Whitecaps player we haven't been able to see play yet, Serbian centre back Ranko Veselinović. We talk to Ranko about his move to MLS, suddenly finding himself in lockdown, his career so far, and his desire to make his current loan deal a permanent move. Plus we hear from Whitecaps sporting director Axel Schuster about Yordy Reyna and Jasser Khmiri's lockdown breach and when the 'Caps players may be back on the pitch, and we jump on a call with Sporting KC President and CEO Jake Reid about getting MLS back to playing and what that might look like. We also have the latest news from North America and around the world as football's shutdown continues, but a couple of leagues return, bring you our latest FK Slutsk update, and chat about our newly discovered love of the Faroe Islands Premier League. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:01.53: Around The World with Joe Corona - the latest from football's shutdown and the leagues' plans to return19.50: Slutsk lose top spot after dodgy penalty decisions25.35: Staying Home with Joe Corona - the latest from North America during football's shutdown32.55: Jake Reid chats about what a MLS return could look like42.22: Axel Schuster on when Whitecaps player can return to training48.39: The CPL could return on an island as they look for government help54.35: Ranko Veselinović interview69.10: Alan Koch interview Part 1 - SFU, WFC2, and FC Cincinnati105.28: Alan Koch interview Part 2 - Colorado Springs, new stadiums, and the future138.30: Wavelength - Halftime Oranges - The Only Halifax Supporter143.49: Axel Schuster on Whitecaps Reyna and Khmiri breaking lockdown163.16: Vancouver Whitecaps All-Canadian MLS XI

The first Kansas City pro athletes have returned to the practice field. It wasn’t a full-go workout for Sporting KC, but they were one of a handful of Major League Soccer teams to get back to some limited action Wednesday and Thursday. And it felt great, said team captain and veteran defender Matt Besler, even as COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic precautions were exercised, too. On this episode of the daily SportsBeat KC podcast, you’ll hear from Besler, Sporting KC president and CEO Jake Reid, who discusses the financial impact of lost months of the MLS season, and soccer reporter Shaun Goodwin. Story links: Sporting KC players, including Besler, resume workouts at Pinnacle per MLS guidelines SKC president wants to be first U.S. sports league back, KC to host games as “hub” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We talked about Kansas getting it's response from the NCAA on their Notice of Allegations then heard from Sporting KC CEO Jake Reid as the squad begins on-field training.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

5-6-20 The Zone talks to Aly Trost on a Wednesday as Sporting KC's Jake Reid talk early about the hope of MLS's return and more, plus the guys and Aly talk Last Dance as well.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final hour of (Almost) Entirely Sports, Joshua Brisco and Rudy Salazar are joined by Max Rieper of Royals Review to give everybody the best shocking breakdown of the KBO you will hear in Kansas City, the weird season that is coming up for MLB and the strategies the Royals should utilize this year. Plus some audio from Jake Reid, CEO and President of Sporting KC, on returning to soccer. 

3-3-20 The Zone continues to broadcast from Sporting KC Media Day as President and CEO Jake Reid joins the show, plus Todd Leabo joins to talk MLB broadcasting rights and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sporting KC President and CEO Jake Reid joins Kling to discuss what's ahead in 2020

Fantasycritic.games is not a sponsor, but it is where the Great Lakes Gaming has been fighting all year in a Fantasy Video Game League that will go down in history as one of them. This is a preview for the 2020 season with FANTASY EXPERT and witty fellow, Jake Reid. Yes, of RakeJeid Gaming. That is the one. Join Jake as he sits down with Dan and Nick to discuss what hes been playing lately, as well as what games hes Hot & Cold on in the upcoming Fantasy Critic season. CyberPunk? More like CyberI'm Sure It Will be Just Fine. Just Fine. Special Guests: Jake Reid and Nicholas Cartier.

Jake Reid grew up in NE Ohio. Played Div 3 basketball First job out of college was with New Orleans in the NBA, first management opportunity with move to Charlotte Worked in England at 25 in soccer for two seasons, built team from scratch, then to Kansas City in 2010. Enjoys building. Felt 3-5 year plan and then reassess. Became president and CEO eventually and now in KC over 8 years and Enjoys helping people learn on the management side. Passion for leading and mentoring.  Huge process guy. Control what you can control.  Involved with re-brand changing name from Wizards to Sporting KC.  After a year of criticism, the move was praised. Having ownership with 5 local families involved not normal in sports and a huge factor in Sporting’s success with attention to detail. Trust people, relationships. Jake focuses on business, Peter Vermes focuses on the team and they are synced at the hip reporting to Cliff Illig Believes need to let people fail. Cliff told him he needed to fail more. Take more risk. Need good culture set at the top Identify your blind spots no matter how good you are. Trust others.   

Sporting KC President Jake Reid joins Jillian Carroll and Chris Uno Cero

Win for KC banquet Women in Sports award winner Carrie Fry joins the show.  And Sporting KC president Jake Reid joins the show to talk about the upcoming MLS season.

May 1, 2018 Steven and Nate talk Sporting KC with team President Jake Reid. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today you are going to get an introduction to one of the youngest presidents in all of professional sports! Jake Reid, is soft spoken but confident leader who from a media perspective has flown under the radar. But I think you'll find on today's episode of The Evolution Podcast, that it's the relationships, care for his craft and the people around him that have helped him rise through the ranks in the sports world becoming a 33 year old President of a professional the powerhouse Sporting KC Soccer Club in the MLS that has set him apart from the rest! ​

New Canadian research suggests that a sugary drinks tax could save 13,000 lives and even raise $43 billion over the course of 25 years. News story here Rob is joined by Senior Leader of Government Relations for Diabetes Canada, Jake Reid.  You can check out the report itself here: http://stream1.newswire.ca/media/2017/03/16/20170316_C7975_PDF_EN_909559.pdf