Podcast appearances and mentions of jason glenn

He is the Athletic Director for Willis ISD. He is a Houston native, played on the Wrecking Crew for Texas A&M Football and was in the NFL for seven years. He has had a neat coaching career and positively impacts many. @coachjglenn #jasonglenn #aldine #nimitz #texasa&m #nfl #pearland #klein #willis  Social Media Links Wrote by Me Site https://t.co/loWDv6eU7x Youtube Channel youtube.com/c/ChipBakerTheSuccessChronicles LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/in/chipbakerthesuccesschronicles Facebook- Profile https://www.facebook.com/tscchipbaker Facebook- Page facebook.com/chipbakertsc Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chipbakertsc/ Twitter twitter.com/chipbaker19 TikTok tiktok.com/@chipbakertsc Linktree https://linktr.ee/ChipBakerTSC Online Store http://chip-baker-the-success-chronicles.square.site/ Chip Baker- The Success Chronicles Podcast https://anchor.fm/chip-baker

In this week's episode we talk to Jason Glenn, District Athletic Director of Willis ISD (TX). Chris also offers tips for playing faster and 3rd and medium situations.

Chareen Williams joins David for hour 2 to discuss the upcoming Aggie football season and around the NFL. David talks about Heisman odds and Jason Glenn and Coach G join the show.

Today we welcome filmmakers Grace Madland, Holly Madland & Jason Phillip Glenn Jr. to our show! There are filmmakers out there that have what it takes to create great stories and great films and this team is one of them! We get to know these wonderful Pacific Northwest Filmmakers in an in-depth conversation and learn more about their new short film "Rogue-ish"! From concept to creation, these wonderful artists break down their journey making this film. Also, we dive into multiple topics from creating teams, trusting each others talents and learning about what has driven each of them to jump into this crazy world of filmmaking! Join us in this fun, energetic and real conversation with the talented Grace Madland, Holly Madland and Jason Phillip Glenn Jr.! Enjoy!Grace Madland IMDbhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm5355616/Holly Madland IMDbhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm7968650/Jason Phillip Glenn Jr. IMDbhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm13198400/Coach Rick's Emailthecoachrick@gmail.comBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE Entrepreneur Swag Shop! Get your swag! Identity is about being who you are meant to be! Use coupon code AROUNDTHEREEL & save 15%!Launch Your Business With Printful! Start Selling Merchandise Today! Use The Around The Reel Link And Try It Out For Free!Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

ESPN's Dave Wilson joins the show to tell us about his thoughts and the possibilities of Texas A&M making the playoffs! Jason Glenn comes onto the show to explain the growth of this Texas A&M team, specifically after the loss to Mississippi State!

In segment one of this episode, our newest Business Development Specialist and former intern, Nathan Widiker talks what it takes to build a career at ABS and how his has formed over the last few years. We talk about public auction markets, and how this unbiased data is key to creating success.Segment two will follow with an on-site interview in Hanford, Ca at Overland Stockyards. Jason Glenn, Co-Manager and Beef on Dairy Specialist at the Overland Stockyard auction house speaks on managing risk, how the pandemic is still impacting the market, and the history of their program.These were two fun interviews you won't want to miss! Beef InFocus™ - Genus ABS - ABS Global

"Recall" returns to the podcast with a very special three-part series, A Night with the Wrecking Crew. At the 12th Man Foundation's 2021 Summer Meetings in Colorado, a pair of Aggie defensive greats were brought up on stage to talk with host Will Johnson about their era of Wrecking Crew excellence.In Part 2, we visit with Jason Glenn and Red Bryant about the Big 12 era."Recall" is part of Studio 12, the official podcast of Texas A&M Athletics. Visit 12thman.com/podcast to subscribe.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Follow the podcast on social media: Instagram: @The_Network_Podcast Facebook: The Network With Michael Prejean This week's guest is Jason Glenn, Director of Student Outreach for Klein Independent School district. A native of Humble (pronounced "umble") Texas from the Bordersville community Coach Glenn is one of 11. A graduate of TAMU and 7 year NFL veteran. Twitter: @coachjglenn Recommended Reads: Leaders eat Last by Simon Sinek Recommended Music: Jazz Music Wayman Tisdale, Kenny G, Kim Waters Neo-Soul Jill Scott, Musiq, Mint Condition, Take 5 Ya Didn't Ask: "Don't let society raise your kids. Don't give people a reason to say, 'See I told you. That's why...." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mike493/message

Alright Buttercreamers, this is official Buttercream Business! What happens when your close friend moves to the big city (Chicago) and comes back a changed person? Why is this kid from Utah suddenly dressed like a Cholo? Why did he develop a Brooklyn accent after moving to Chicago? Why is there a noose on the cover of the VHS tape?All these questions and more as we dissect this Feature Films for Families original movie.Starring: Jason Johnson, Michael D. Weatherred, Brandon Blaser, Jason Glenn

His powerful speech went viral, and for all the right reasons. NFL veteran linebacker Jason Glenn gave an emotional speech on coming together in a racial divide to his players at Klein Oak High School in Texas. The former Texas A&M All-American, who played 7 years with the Jets, Dolphins and Vikings, is now the Head Football Coach and AD at Klein Oak. The mantra of his program is “Raising Great Young Men”. He sat down with Brandon Carr and David Walker to have the conversation about race in America, the importance of communication, how it impacts the locker rom, how social media has impacted the current climate, and steps we can all take to be a part of the solution.

On today's show, we welcome ESPN.com's Todd Archer, Super Bowl hero David Tyree, Troy's Ronnie Porter, Klein Oak's Jason Glenn, Killeen Shoemaker's Toby Foreman, former NHL player Craig Ludwig, former MLB LHP Arthur Rhoades, and Parkview Christian valedictorian Katlynn Wright.

Klein Oak Football HC Jason Glenn (@CoachJGlenn) joins @SicEm365Radio to discuss his players adjusting to week two of summer workouts, his thoughts on the racial injustice movement in America, and the powerful message he told his players.

Matt and Josh bring in segment one with a breakdown of this weeks boys and girls soccer playoffs as Houston still has 19 teams still alive. They also will touch again on the softball/baseball scene in Houston, which teams are hot, which players are hot, and who do YOU need to pay attention too. Lastly Matt and Josh will hit on track and field and how Houston is quickly becoming “Speed City” of the nation. In the second segment Todd James interviews one of the hottest football prospects in Houston right now. Dorian Manuel of Klein Oak has won the running back MVP award of 2 top camps already this off-season. We will get to know about this running back under Jason Glenn’s program in district 15-6A and what makes Dorian Manuel the player to watch coming into the 2018 season. For the latest in Houston high school sports news, events, and podcasts check us out at VYPEHouston.com also on social media on Twitter @VYPEHouston and Snapchat. Also be sure to catch our new Facebook Live show every Wednesday morning at 10am and on Twitter at 11am.

Welcome back everyone to another week of VYPE Locker Talk Radio today is February 1sr which means its district realignment day. Every 2 years the University Interscholastic League redraws every district based on enrollment and geographic area.   VYPE Magazine was down at the Region 4 Education Service Center in Houston to follow all the district announcements that began at 9am.   Todd and Josh will break down the most interesting districts that came out of today and later in the podcast they talk more coaching changes happening this week. In segment 2 we will bring in a host of interviews that Matt Malatesta conducted Thursday morning as we have six coaches that will talk about their respective new districts. Drew Svoboda of Klein Collins, Cedric Hardeman of Conroe, James Clancy of Klein Cain, Jason Glenn of Klein Oak, Kevin Flanigan of Tomball and Larry McRae of Clear Lake will all discuss their thoughts on realignment. Be sure to subscribe to the VYPE Locker Talk Radio podcast through any smartphone app such as iTunes, Stitcher, iHeart Radio and Spreaker Radio. Follow us on Twitter @LockerTalkRadio and @VYPEHouston. For the latest in high school sports news, events, and podcasts visit VYPEHouston.com.

Jason Glenn, a collegiate (Texas A&M) standout and former NFL (NYJ) player, is the first new football head coach at Klein Oak in 22 years. Glenn waited until he and his trusted mentors - guys like brother Aaron Glenn and Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin - felt he was ready, but since taking the Panthers head coaching job, Glenn has been firing on all cylinders, trying to build an athletic powerhouse in the mold of in-district rival Klein Collins under head coach Drew Svoboda. Glenn discusses the upcoming football season and the meaning of OakEm with Chron's Kevin Cook and TSRN's Dave Fanucchi. Give it a listen!

This week's podcast featured new Klein Oak HC Jason Glenn talking about taking over the Klein Oak program from legendary coach David Smith, Dale Reed talking about the upcoming playoffs and his 300th career coaching win and Houston Chronicle sports writer Angel Verdejo giving his thoughts on the UIL boys and girls playoffs. This podcast is brought to you by the Texas Foot Surgeons Physician Network, Athlete Training + Health, and Freddy's Frozen Custard and Steakburgers.

Engineering Happiness (start time 05:09): You may think the key to happiness lies in money, or love, or more vacation days.  But what it really comes down to is math -- a mathematical formula, actually. At least that’s according to a recently published book, called “Engineering Happiness: A New Approach for Building a Joyful Life.” It's co-authored by two business and economics professors: Manel Baucells and Rakesh Sarin. How On Earth co-host Susan Moran interviews Dr. Sarin, a professor at UCLA. The Effects of Black Holes (start time 14:33): Active Galactic Nuclei, or AGNs for short, are vast black holes at the centers of galaxies. But as big as the AGNs are, galaxies are much, much bigger. Regardless, the AGNs do seem to hold some sway. CU-Boulder astronomer Jason Glenn is part of an international team that is beginning to sort out why, and talks with How On Earth's Jim Pullen. Hosts: Beth Bartel and Susan Moran Producer: Beth Bartel Engineer: Jim Pullen Additional contributions: Jim Pullen Executive Producer: Joel Parker Listen to the show:

We talk with one of the nation’s leading nutrition scientists  . . . whose opinions about food and health might not be popular with the American Salt Institute . . . OR with the USDA.  Dariush Mozaffarian is with the Harvard School of Public Health, in the department of epidemiology.  Current projects include leadership of the Nutrition in Chronic Diseases Expert Group of the Gates Foundation.   He'll explain data that indicates processed lean turkey meat and processed lean ham are a greater risk factor for diabetes and heart disease than eating an equal size serving of fresh, fat, juicy steak.  Mozaffarian talks with Shelley Schlender.  (and for an extended version of the interview, click here) And we talk with CU astronomer Jason Glenn.   He's one of the principal investigators on the Z-Spec telescope, operated out of Hawaii.  Recently, Glenn's team has discovered an enormous cloud of water hanging in space—12 billion light-years away.  Astronomers have never before found water from that far back into the early universe. Glenn talks about the finding with Ted Burnham. Also in this week's show, we talk with Janos Perczel about a new design for an invisibility cloak. (and for an extended version of the interview, click here) Co-hosts:  Joel Parker and Ted Burnham Engineer: Shelley Schlender Executive Producer: Susan Moran Producer: Shelley Schlender

Political tension and an ongoing public health crisis have one thing in common: misinformation. So how do we learn what's what? This episode is a conversation starter. In episode four, we look at how belief systems changed and were shaped this past year while tapping into how they evolved in public health and politics. We learn with Dr. Beth Vonnahme, a professor of political science at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Then we speak to Jason Glenn, a historian and philosopher of medicine at the University of Kansas Medical Center, who explains what he's done to quell misinformation about the COVID vaccine and build bridges to better understanding. What we read and listened to: Here are a few fascinating reads and listens we found during our research for this episode. Dig in and let us know what you think! Tweet us at @vickyd_c and @fentywise. Is there a way to combat or stop people from going down misinformation rabbit holes? This expert says yes. Listen to NPR's Short Wave, a science podcast, to learn how.Vox broke down the famous Nikki Minaj incident where she warned people to “do their own research” about the COVID vaccines. Turns out she was basing her hesitancy on an incident that happened to her cousin in Trinidad, which has become a sort of pop culture meme around the internet. Read more here. Did you know psychologists are studying uncertainty? This American Psychological Association brief outlines a few fascinating facts and includes links to current studies. If so inclined, read it here.Here's a link to the research paper from the International Society of Political Psychology on conspiracy theories, which we cite in the episode. Get to know the hosts: Co-host Ieshia Downton | Illustration by Yup Yup Design Ieshia Downton (she/her/hers) is the co-host and creator of The Filter podcast and social media coordinator at Kansas City PBS. She is a Kansas City native with Caribbean roots and an interest in cultural storytelling and reporting. Before joining Kansas City PBS, Ieshia contributed to KC Studio magazine and un'ruly magazine as a feature writer. She is a graduate of the University of Missouri's School of Journalism, with an emphasis in magazine writing. Co-host Vicky Diaz-Camacho | Illustration by Yup Yup Design Vicky Diaz-Camacho (she/her/hers) is the co-host, producer and creator of The Filter podcast and the community reporter for Flatland at Kansas City PBS. Raised in El Paso, Texas, a border city in the Southwest, Vicky's roots as half-Mexican and Puerto Rican inform much of her reporting, which tends to focus on culture, race and health. Before joining Kansas City PBS, she interned at NPR and worked as a Kansas City Business Journal data journalist. She graduated from the University of Kansas School of Journalism focused on news and editing and is a University Daily Kansan alumna. Production team credits: Ieshia Downton, Vicky Diaz-Camacho, Naina Rao, Felicia Diaz, PJ Kelly and Ana Parra. Theme song credit: Aysia Berlynn and Primary Color Music.