Podcast appearances and mentions of jeremy fuchs

In honor of the Olympic Games in Paris, which officially open tonight, we are sharing excerpts from four archival interviews related to the Olympics. The first two interviews are with Olympic athletes. Part 1 is a conversation with diver Jordan Windle, who finished 9th in the 10-meter platform event at the 2020 Olympics. (His father Jerry is part of the interview as well.) Part 2 features the identical twin brothers Paul and Morgan Hamm, who were part of the U.S. men's gymnastics team that won silver at the 2004 Olympics - with Paul winning the all-around gold medal. The third interview is with filmmaker Margaret Grossi, talking about the American Experience film "The Boys of '36" which tells the amazing story of the American rowing team that won unexpected Gold in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The fourth and final interview is with Jeremy Fuchs, talking about his book "Total Olympics." (Several of these interviews will also be available in their entirety.)

This is the full 2021 interview (excerpted on today's MS broadcast) with Jeremy Fuchs, author of "Total Olympics: Every Obscure, Hilarious, Dramatic, and Inspiring Tale Worth Knowing."

Welcome back to another episode of Content Amplified, where we dive into the fascinating journey of Jeremy Fuchs from a sports journalist to a marketing maven in the cybersecurity realm. Jeremy shares his transition from journalism to marketing, highlighting his experiences and the innovative strategies he employs at his current role. What you'll learn in this episode: Insights into repurposing content for lead generation and global impact, particularly in the cybersecurity industry. The creation and benefits of a content repurposing machine that allows for flexibility and responsiveness to current events and trends. Strategies for leveraging webinars as a major lead generation tool, including the importance of showcasing product knowledge and innovation. The balance between producing original content and repurposing existing content to maximize team efficiency and outreach. Jeremy's story is a testament to adaptability and the power of content in today's digital marketing landscape. Join us as we explore these tactical lessons and more, providing valuable takeaways for marketers and content creators alike.

This week, Jeremy Fuchs from Avanan joins Dave to discuss how hackers are using replier attacks. Replier attacks are attacks in which hackers change the reply-to address to send emails from what appears to be a reputable company, when in reality it's a spoofed account. Joe and Dave share some follow up from listeners Wayne who writes in with some comments on episode 245, and listener Michael, who writes about his first ChatGPT experience. Dave's story follows the alarming new trend happening, where sextortionists are making AI nudes from people's social media images. Joe's story uncovers the social engineering trick hackers use from their personal scammers handbook. Our catch of the day comes from listener Tim, who shares a message from a "dear friend." Links to stories: Sextortionists are making AI nudes from your social media images Offbeat Social Engineering Tricks in a Scammer's Handbook Have a Catch of the Day you'd like to share? Email it to us at hackinghumans@thecyberwire.com or hit us up on Twitter.

In anticipation of returning to London for the 1948 Summer Olympics in Season 3, we thought it would be fun to first revisit London 1908. Enjoy! What could be worse for the Olympic movement than the disastrous St. Louis Games? How about an actual natural disaster? In 1906, the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius disrupted the plans for the 1908 Olympiad to be hosted in Rome. With less than two years to put together a plan, London rides in to rescue the Games as host city – and sets a new standard for the possibilities of the Olympic Games. From flag protests to the addition of figure skating, London 1908 was truly one for the books. Show Notes: Start saving and investing the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better and feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey And on your podcast app of choice Sources: 1908 Summer Olympics - Wikipedia London 1908 Summer Olympics - Athletes, Medals & Results The History Press | London's first Olympics, 1908 Ralph Rose - Wikipedia 100 meter running deer - Wikipedia Olympic dueling - Wikipedia Duelling at the Olympics | Royal Armouries Video: The 1908 London Olympics Archery at the 1908 Summer Olympics - Wikipedia John Taylor (athlete) - Wikipedia Henry TAYLOR | Olympics.com Dorothy Katherine CHAMBERS | Olympics.com Melvin SHEPPARD | Olympics.com Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

In Season 3, the Olympics will finally return after 12 long years when the Winter Games resurrect at St. Moritz making them the first double-host for the Winter Games. In preparation, this episode is an inter-season replay of our St. Mortiz 1928 episode but ad-free! A new era in Olympic history begins with the first truly standalone Winter Olympics and a new IOC President following Pierre de Coubertin's retirement. The Winter Games head to the resort town of St. Moritz in Switzerland where the Swiss organizers appear to have everything under control…except for the weather. Show Notes: Start saving and investing the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better and feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey And on your podcast app of choice Sources: St. Moritz 1928 Winter Olympics - Athletes, Medals & Results Olympedia – 1928 Winter Olympics Overview 1928 Winter Olympics - Wikipedia HBO Max - Watch "The White Stadium" Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

Born into a sharecropping family, Jesse Owens found his footing after moving to Ohio and growing up to become “The Buckeye Bullet.” After shattering records in college, he secures his place on the Olympic team where he will then shatter Nazi ideology at the 1936 Berlin Summer Games, setting a new gold standard for athletics. Despite his successes, he returns to America to face racial prejudice and discrimination far more difficult to break than any world record. Show Notes: Start saving and investing the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better and feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey And on your podcast app of choice Sources: Watch Olympic Pride, American Prejudice Streaming Online | Peacock Jesse Owens - Wikipedia 1936 Berlin Olympics | Jesse Owens Museum 1936 Summer Olympics - Wikipedia Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

After surviving the threat of an American boycott, Nazi Germany welcomes a record number of athletes to Berlin for the Summer Olympics in 1936. The two weeks of competition (and propaganda) will prove to be one for the history books - literally - with some of the highest sports drama ever recorded. Victories by athletes like Jesse Owens and the University of Washington 8-man rowing crew will provide a ray of light in an otherwise dark chapter of the Olympic story. Show Notes: Start saving and investing the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better and feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey And on your podcast app of choice Sources: Olympedia – 1936 Summer Olympics Overview 1936 Summer Olympics - Wikipedia Berlin 1936 Summer Olympics - Athletes, Medals & Results The 1936 Olympic torch relay was far from Hitler's Aryan dream | Tom McNab | The Guardian Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

When Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party take control of Germany in 1933, they inherit the 1936 Olympic hosting duties, which they decide will provide the perfect opportunity to present Aryan superiority to the world. After “warming up” to their hosting duties during the Winter Olympics in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany prepares to have the world's eyes on them during the Summer Games in Berlin. Racial discrimination, rumors of boycotts, and blatant propaganda efforts cast a dark cloud over the Olympic movement in one of the most infamous sporting events of all time. Show Notes: Start saving and investing the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better and feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey And on your podcast app of choice Sources: Olympedia – 1936 Summer Olympics Overview 1936 Summer Olympics - Wikipedia Berlin 1936 Summer Olympics - Athletes, Medals & Results The 1936 Olympic torch relay was far from Hitler's Aryan dream | Tom McNab | The Guardian Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

After being told “Wait your turn” back in 1928, Los Angeles gets the chance to host the Summer Olympics for the first time in 1932. But when the Great Depression hits the global economy in 1930, neither the City of Angels nor the Olympic movement are immune from its effects. Despite this, Los Angeles would introduce several innovations that are still a part of the Olympic movement to this day, even if their impact would be somewhat overshadowed by the 1936 Games in Berlin. Show Notes: Start saving and investing the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better and feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey And on your podcast app of choice Sources: Los Angeles 1932 Summer Olympics - Athletes, Medals & Results Olympic Games Alpinism Prize Olympedia – 1932 Summer Olympics Overview 1932 Summer Olympics - Wikipedia 1932 Olympic Games Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

The last time the US hosted the Olympics was for the III Olympiad in St. Louis, which was less than amazing, but now the US will become only the second nation to have hosted the Olympic Games twice as the III Winter Olympiad heads to the sleepy winter resort town of Lake Placid, New York. But amid the ravages of the Great Depression, is it possible for these Games to be the beacon of hope the Olympic movement is supposed to embody? Show Notes: Start saving and investing the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better and feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey And on your podcast app of choice Sources: Lake Placid Winter Olympics - Athletes, Medals & Results Olympedia – 1932 Winter Olympics Overview 1932 Winter Olympics - Wikipedia HBO Max - Watch "The White Stadium" Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

A new era in Olympic history begins with the first truly standalone Winter Olympics and a new IOC President following Pierre de Coubertin's retirement. The Winter Games head to the resort town of St. Moritz in Switzerland where the Swiss organizers appear to have everything under control…except for the weather. Show Notes: Start saving and investing the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better and feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey And on your podcast app of choice Sources: St. Moritz 1928 Winter Olympics - Athletes, Medals & Results Olympedia – 1928 Winter Olympics Overview 1928 Winter Olympics - Wikipedia HBO Max - Watch "The White Stadium" Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

After ice hockey's debut at the 1920 Games in Antwerp and the return of figure skating, there were those who thought there should be a separate Winter Olympic Games. But there were others…who did not. Even though the IOC had not officially sanctioned a separate Winter Olympics, a mixture of miscommunication, assumptions, and Olympic spirit led the French to take it upon themselves to create a winter sports event which is now recognized as the First Winter Olympiad. Show Notes: Start saving and investing the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better and feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey And on your podcast app of choice Sources: Olympedia – 1924 Winter Olympics Overview Chamonix 1924 Winter Olympics - Athletes, Medals & Results 1924 Winter Olympics - Wikipedia Video: Austrian Pair Win Gold in Figure Skating at Chamonix 1924 Video: The Olympic Winter Games are born Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

Sometimes being a trailblazer means being a water-blazer. After contracting polio as a child, Ethelda took up swimming to counteract the effects of the disease - and within a couple years found herself breaking records and making a huge splash at the 1920 Olympic Games in Antwerp. But just as swimming changed her life, her legacy is marked by changing the lives of others through swimming. Saving up to go to the Games? Do it the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better to feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey And on your podcast app of choice Show Notes: Splash!: Ethelda Bleibtrey Makes Waves of Change (Children's Book) Sources: Ethelda Bleibtrey | American athlete | Britannica ​​Bleibtrey, Ethelda | Encyclopedia.com Meet Ethelda Bleibtrey, America's First Female Swimming Gold Medalist Olympedia – Ethelda Bleibtrey Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

After the devastation of World War I, the Olympic movement finds itself at a crossroads, especially in Europe. While the VI Olympiad was supposed to take place in Berlin, Germany has been banned from participation as politics is interjected into the Olympic Games. Now the IOC must decide where to hold the VII Olympiad, and Antwerp is chosen to play host with less than two years to prepare. To this day, the Antwerp Games of 1920 are the only time the Games have been hosted in Belgium and would be the last single Olympic Games before being split into Winter and Summer editions. Start saving and investing the easy way with the Acorns app. Sleep better and feel better with a Layla mattress and get up to $210 off! Our website: gamesodyssey.com Find us on Facebook at The Games Odyssey Podcast page On Twitter Games Odyssey On Instagram Games Odyssey On YouTube And on your podcast app of choice Show Notes: Episode 234: Author David Davis on Waterman Duke Kanahamoku American Masters | Waterman – Duke: Ambassador of Aloha | Season 36 | PBS Sources: Olympedia – 1920 Summer Olympics Overview Olympics.com | Antwerp 1920 1920 Summer Olympics - Wikipedia The story of the cash-strapped, post-pandemic 1920 Olympics Book: Total Olympics by Jeremy Fuchs

Jeremy Fuchs, director of policy communications and government relations at Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, joins TSCRA Talk host Kristen Brown to discuss the legislative happenings in 2021. Fuchs shares that the second and third special legislative session in Texas produced productive funding for border security and COVID relief funds to help with rural broadband infrastructure and rural hospitals. Redistricting was an important component and Fuchs says with the growing populations of Texas in urban areas it's important for rural communities to keep their voice. Additionally, Fuchs discusses the government relations team's work monitoring state and federal agencies rules and regulatory framework that has been proposed. Two significant items include the infrastructure bill that passed and has been signed by President Biden and the Build Back Better plan, which, as of recording time, had not yet moved to the Senate. Fuchs debunks a tax myth about the Build Back Better plan and says that the bill has already been cut down to about half the original cost which eases a lot of concerns about taxes. With the change in administration this year Fuchs talks about a variety of other issues that they have been monitoring. Closing out the episode, Brown asks Fuchs to share two topics that cattlemen and landowners need to be aware of in 2022. Tune in to hear his response. 

Episode 191 - A look at some of the Olympics most amazing tales. As a big fan of the Olympics, I'm always looking for great books about this international spectacle. Total Olympics, Every Obscure, Hilarious, Dramatic and Inspiring Tale Worth Knowing is a fun read and we invited Jeremy Fuchs to join us during the Olympics to discuss our favorite Olympic Tales.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode we look at great and unique Olympic moments with Jeremy Fuchs, author of the new book "Total Olympics: Every Obscure, Hilarious, Dramatic and Inspiring Tale Worth Knowing." We talk Olympic legends, how the Nazis used the 1936 Winter Olympics as a dress rehearsal for the Berlin Summer Olympics, and the infamous plunge for distance event. Jeremy's book is the perfect gift for the Olympics fan in your life. It's full of short articles on everything you need to know about to know about the Olympics, and it's packed with great photos. Buy it here (affiliate link) and follow him on Twitter. What are our TKFLASTANIs up to this episode? We've got news from: Para-Equestrian athlete Sydney Collier Olympian Kikkan Randall Paralympian John Register Plus, the latest news from Tokyo 2020 and a review of the Team USA Oreos. Thanks so much for listening, and until next time, keep the flame alive!   ***  Keep the Flame Alive: The Podcast for Fans of the Olympics and Paralympics with hosts Jill Jaracz & Alison Brown   Support the show: Tell a friend: http://flamealivepod.com Bookshop.org store: https://bookshop.org/shop/flamealivepod Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/flamealivepod   Hang out with us online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flamealivepod Insta: http://www.instagram.com/flamealivepod Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/flamealivepod Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/312069749587022 Newsletter: Sign up at http://flamealivepod.com VM/Text: (208) FLAME-IT / (208) 352-6348    

On Land-Grant Holy Land In Conversation, we talk to people in and around Ohio State athletics, and the sporting world at large, to bring you a different insight and perspective to the teams, athletes, and university that you love. On today's episode, Matt is in conversation with author Jeremy Fuchs whose new book “Total Olympics” recalls both the familiar and lesser-known anecdotes from the games, forgotten moments untold stories, and the fascinating people who achieved Olympic glory and Olympic shame (and sometimes both) over the Olympics' rich and controversial history. They talk about some of the weirdest and most obscure Olympics stories, the legacy of Ohio State legend Jesse Owens, and what this summer's Tokyo games have to deal with on the heels of the pandemic. “Total Olympics” is a wonderful, insightful, thoroughly researched book filled with fun, eye-opening, and previously untold stories about the Winter and Summer Games Read “Total Olympics” https://www.workman.com/products/total-olympics Connect with Matt Tamanini Twitter: @BWWMatt Theme music provided by www.bensound.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Land-Grant Holy Land In Conversation, we talk to people in and around Ohio State athletics, and the sporting world at large, to bring you a different insight and perspective to the teams, athletes, and university that you love. On today's episode, Matt is in conversation with author Jeremy Fuchs whose new book “Total Olympics” recalls both the familiar and lesser-known anecdotes from the games, forgotten moments untold stories, and the fascinating people who achieved Olympic glory and Olympic shame (and sometimes both) over the Olympics' rich and controversial history. They talk about some of the weirdest and most obscure Olympics stories, the legacy of Ohio State legend Jesse Owens, and what this summer's Tokyo games have to deal with on the heels of the pandemic. “Total Olympics” is a wonderful, insightful, thoroughly researched book filled with fun, eye-opening, and previously untold stories about the Winter and Summer Games Read “Total Olympics” https://www.workman.com/products/total-olympics Connect with Matt Tamanini Twitter: @BWWMatt Theme music provided by www.bensound.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Jeremy Fuchs joins the show.

Jeremy Fuchs joins the show.

Bruce and Shane welcome author Jeremy Fuchs to Sports Daily discussing his latest release, "Total Olympics: Every Obscure, Hilarious, Dramatic, and Inspiring Tale Worth Knowing." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan is joined by Jeremy Fuchs, author of 'Total Olympics' See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark comments on prospects for the Governor and AG races; Jeremy Fuchs with a great new book on Olympics history  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.