Podcast appearances and mentions of jeff mullins

Episode 3: Telephone Party This Week: An abundance of Shenanigans. Week 2 Reviews. Game of the Week Interviews feat Thundercats' Jeff Mullins and Cory Johnson, as well as Moose's Kyle Watson. Surprise Birthday Boy Appearance. Week 3 Previews Tom has no headphones. Microphones are shared.

NBA Hall of Famer Rick Barry and award winning journalist Cyrus Saatsaz welcomed two of Rick's teammates from the Golden State Warriors 1975 World Championship team, Jamaal Wilkes and Jeff Mullins! Mullins came on first and Wilkes surprised him halfway in the show before taking over the guest slot and together they talked about the championship team, with Wilkes sharing stories from his Hall of Fame Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers career where he won a combined four NBA championships. Wilkes also talked about his days playing for UCLA, where he won two national championships playing for John Wooden and was offered under the table deals from other colleges and universities while Mullins talked about his number being retired playing for Duke University. At the end of the show Rick and Cyrus discussed the Warriors' decision to not use the MLE, with Rick becoming very optimistic that Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody are going to contribute immediately, Rick presented his new NBT² (Nothing But The Truth) for the week and the show wraps up with what drives Rick and Cyrus crazy.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of Civic Warriors, you'll hear from Jeff Mullins, Vice President of Operations at nonprofit Rebuilding Warriors, as we dive into the realities veterans within our country face and what this organization is doing to make a positive impact.Support the show (https://www.withum.com/resources/civicwarriors)

We had the opportunity to sit down with Jeff Mullins and discuss his organization Rebuilding Warriors Foundation. Rebuilding Warriors is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation and they provide highly trained and socialized Service/Companion Dogs to Veterans diagnosed as Amputees as well as those with PTSD, (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury). Most of their dogs are bred especially for this mission and have a highly sought after demeanor. They provide these dogs to Honorably Discharged Veterans from any branch of the Armed Forces or from any service era meeting eligibility standards. The NJ FMBA Fallen Heroes 5K is the annual 5k race orgainzed by the New Jersey State Firefighters Mutual Benevolent Association. For more info visit lakecomoheroesrun.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join Dan and Dave as they discuss incredible new ammunition from Allegiance Ammo's President Jeff Mullins. This ammo is meant to kill and does!

We look at the 1975 Golden State Warriors’ upset over the Washington Bullets in the NBA Finals and where it ranks among all-time pro basketball upsets in the latest edition of the Over and Back Classic NBA Podcast’s Basketball Mysteries of the 1970s. We look at how the Warriors' Finals run came as a surprise to virtually everyone, how they managed to sweep a powerhouse Bullets team with Wes Unseld and Elvin Hayes, how it appeared the Warriors were retooling around Rick Barry and a group of young players after trading Nate Thurmond, how they faced Thurmond and the last run of a very good Chicago Bulls team in the playoffs, how they battled a Seattle Supersonics team led by coach Bill Russell and Spencer Haywood, how their playoff run compares to some of the other great upsets like the Cavs beating the Warriors in 2016 or the Rockets beating the Magic in 1995, how a schedule conundrum actually helped Golden State and hurt Washington, and how other key Warriors players contributed (including Jamaal Wilkes, Butch Beard, Clifford Ray, Bill Bridges, Phil Smith and Jeff Mullins). Then we discuss Rick Barry’s jump to the ABA, winning an ABA title in Oakland while injured, his difficulties with an unstable Washington Capitols franchise, refusing to play in Virginia, joining the New York Nets and leading them to an ABA Finals, and then returning to the NBA and Golden State in a very different league from when he’d left it five years before. Original airdate: 8/26/16 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jeff Mullins, former Duke All-American, UNCC coach, and Warrior star joins us and former NC Senator, Howard Lee, commemorates Muhammad Ali.

In the News & Notes segment, a kinder and gentler Derek Simon of TwinSpires.com opines on the legal woes of Black Caviar’s trainer Peter Moody, as well as the resurgence of trainer Jeff Mullins at Del Mar. In the Racing History segment, artist Robert Clark drops by to discuss his collaboration with author and racing historian Edward Bowen on “A Brush With Greatness,” a book profiling horses that achieved a pinnacle in the sport — whether by a single moment or over the course of a distinguished career.