Podcast appearances and mentions of jesus medina

Good Alliance, Faheem and Nelly J chat with special guest @Reereeakabosslady • Founder/Owner of Bébé Station https://linktr.ee/bebestation • Family, Raptors, TFC, Louis Vuitton, High heels, Tequila and Life. • @bebestationvendingmachines This episode we introduce Ree Ree Phillips who shares her many positive experiences in the Toronto Raptors Fan Club room on Clubhouse. We then discuss the 3 point record breaking Steph Curry, his influence on the game and a quick review of the Top 50 3-point leaders. We then highlight Fred VanVleet during our FOR THE CULTURE segment for his partnership with the University of Toronto to provide scholarships to underprivileged Black and Indigenous students. We then conclude Episode 70 with THAT'S ABSURD and provide our thoughts on the 2 Timbers fans that were arrested for throwing beer cans, and injuring NYCFC player Jesus Medina. Please comment and share your thoughts, thanks for taking the time to watch or listen to the episode GOOD ROOKIES. DO GOOD and BE GOOD. Do you have a great topic suggestion? Please email us goodrookiespodcast@gmail.com

In what was billed as the “Marquee Matchup in MLS” this week, East meets West at the Banc, with NYCFC taking on LAFC at the Cathedral of the Black and Gold. Here on Episode 148, Filly and Scarf recap the frustrating 2-1, complete with a breakdown of the breakdowns, thoughts on what could be next, and more than a few hot takes.  Before they get into the match recap, the Defenders recount a fun weekend in Solvang spent celebrating Nina’s birthday. Wineries, confetti balloons, and a few aebelskivers made for a very fun weekend, which even included running into a very good friend of the pod. They run through a few LAFC-related news and notes, including successful surgery for Mahala and potential international matches for a few of our boys in Black and Gold, and a few moments in LAFC history involving Carlos Vela off the pitch. And of course, no recent pod would be complete without an update on Brian Rodriguez and Almeria. Next week is a huge week for Almeria! The elephant in the room, however, is our loss, at home, against NYCFC. The two clubs had battled to consecutive 2-2 draws in their previous meetings, but only New York would get to two goals in this match. A somewhat humdrum first half ended scoreless, but that proved to be the calm before the storm. LAFC would draw first blood as Corey Baird slotted home a deflected Mark-Anthony Kaye pass to put the home side up a goal. After an awful turnover by Kaye, however, Jesus Medina would level the match at 1 goal apiece. After a frustrating series of missed opportunities and substitutions, NYCFC scores the winner off a corner in the 90th minute, as an offside-looking Ismael Tajouri-Shradi taps one home on the back post to grab 3 points for the away side. Despite dominating large stretches of the match, LAFC loses and the frustration continues.  Who does Scarf think LAFC could bring in to help right the ship? (It’s a real hot take) When does Filly think the decline of LAFC actually began? And what do the Defenders have in store for the international break? Tune in to Episode 148 to find out! Here’s to hoping better times are in store for LAFC!

Alex Bono's punt off the back of Jesus Medina's head and into the goal did not count, but was that the correct call? The consensus is two fold - the referee made a mistake and New York City FC's reaction was a distraction that led to Toronto FC's equalizer. The boys also take a close look at Saturday's matchup at Red Bull Arena, where City take on the defending MLS Cup Champion Columbus Crew - who have scored only three goals in five matches, two of them own goals.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 317: NYCFC took advantage of a tired and undisciplined Philadelphia Union side on Saturday and earned another important three points in the early MLS season. Goals by Jesus Medina and Taty Castellanos secured the victory, but it was also another great defensive performance as the club held Philly to zero shots on target. This … Continue reading Funky Cold Medina / Ep 317 / Blue City Radio →

On this special episode brought to you by ROLLERBLADE, we talk about how we can be more inclusive in our sport and how we can grow awareness to better aid diversity, equity, and inclusion in blading today.

An excellent episode here as Will Forbes (@TransfersMLS) joins Jordan and me on the podcast. Will breaks down his thoughts on where, why, and how New York City FC and CFG are doing in the league, both this year and overall. From players to coaches to stadium issues, where does Will see NYCFC in terms of ambition in the league? So much to unpack here, so tune in! Before all this, Jordan and I break down the win 4-0 win NYCFC had against FC Cincinnati. Join us on SportsHosts and be entered in our monthly NYCFC merch giveaway: http://thenycfcnation.com/sportshostsapp Game recap provided by MLS Soccer Alexandru Mitrita scored twice in the first half, including a goal just 30 seconds into the match, as New York City FC cruised to a 4-0 win over FC Cincinnati at Red Bull Arena on Saturday evening. NYCFC came out firing from the get-go as Mitrita opened the scoring at the 30-second mark — the fastest goal scored in club history — to give the Cityzens the early 1-0 lead. Despite the visitors being heavily dominated in possession, Frankie Amaya nearly leveled things for Cincinnati in the 23rd as his chance just missed the frame. Anton Tinnerholm, though, converted from an acute angle off a nice pass from Ismael Tajouri-Shradi to double the home side's lead in the 25th, and Mitrita made it a brace in the 43rd as the rout was on. Jesus Medina wrapped up the scoring in the 88th as his free kick deflected off a FC Cincy defender and past Spencer Richey. Cincinnati played this one without Nick Hagglund, who revealed earlier in the afternoon that he had tested positive for COVID-19. Podcast Locations Apple Podcast: http://thenycfcnation.com/itunes Spotify: http://thenycfcnation.com/spotify Google Play: http://thenycfcnation.com/GooglePlay Stitcher: http://thenycfcnation.com/stitcher Social Media @NYCFCNation (https://twitter.com/NYCFCNation) @_JordanGriffith (https://twitter.com/_JordanGriffith) @TheAndresSoto (https://twitter.com/TheAndresSoto) @OhCitySaidI (https://www.instagram.com/ohcitysaidi/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/nycfcpodcast/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/NYCFCPodcast) YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Z6wlRBvo_8Q01aTjLjcvA/featured)

Join us on SportsHosts and be entered in our monthly NYCFC merch giveaway: http://thenycfcnation.com/sportshostsapp Game recap provided by MLS Soccer: Maxi Moralez returned from injury as a halftime substitute to help spark New York City FC to a 3-1 win over Chicago Fire FC Saturday at Red Bull Arena. Moralez’s impact was felt almost immediately, serving up the assist on Anton Tinnerholm’s eventual game-winning goal in the 53rd minute. It was the seventh assist in as many all-time appearances against the Fire for Moralez, who has been sidelined by a nagging calf injury suffered at the MLS is Back Tournament last month. Tinnerholm took a settling first touch and finished clinically inside the far post to break the stalemate in the 53rd minute. Keaton Parks opened the scoring in the 16th minute, equalling his goal total from a year ago. The midfielder received the ball in the box from an Alexandru Mitrita service and guided his low shot inside the far post. Parks paid tribute to “Black Panther” actor Chadwick Boseman, who died Friday, with a “Wakanda Forever” celebration. Four minutes later, Maxime Chanot headed off the post after latching onto Jesus Medina’s corner kick. Mauricio Pineda leveled in first-half stoppage time with the unmarked rookie tapping past Sean Johnson after Francisco Calvo flicked on Alvaro Medran’s corner kick. The Fire nearly equalized a second time in the 74th minute, but Alex Callens cleared Elliot Collier’s attempt off the line after Johnson initially misplayed. A minute later, Alex Ring scored for a second consecutive game off an assist from Tinnerholm to put the game away. Columbus had a first-half goal by Gyasi Zardes called off when Derrick Etienne was offside on the service. Pedro Santos came close to the equalizer in the 82nd minute, but Sean Johnson dived to parry it out for a corner kick. Fanendo Adi appeared to score the tying goal in stoppage time, but it was the second goal waved off for offside. QUOTES NYCFC Head Coach Ronny Deila: On bringing Maxi on at the half instead of later... "Maybe we wanted to wait a bit, but I think we needed to make some changes in the second half to get three points. Today is the first time that I have seen Maxi so fresh. You can see that he has no pain, and you can also see how good he is and how vital he is for the team. We created a lot of chances and played a really good second half. I am eager to see the future but just want to play games now." NYCFC Defender Anton Tinnerholm: On just wanting to keep moving after difficult results this season... "We had a rough start, there’s no doubt about it. We had a lot of meetings and things got better. But in the end we have to show it on the pitch. It is easy to talk but harder to perform out there. We showed it today and we showed it against Columbus that we can do it. I think the second half we were dominating the game; the Chicago players were so exhausted in the final 15 minutes that they can’t even press us. It reminds me of some games from last season, so we have to keep on doing what we did in the second half here. Now we have some confidence, you can see it in the guys. It’s fun to come in a play some games again, now we have to keep on the momentum that we have started." NYCFC Midfielder Maxi Moralez: On getting back on the field after injury... "At the beginning in Orlando I felt really good, but then I got the injury and wasn't able to recover until today. I'm really happy with everyone that helped me recover. Today I played well. Together we played well. My leg is a lot better and I recovered quicker than I hoped and now I'm 100 percent and ready for Wednesday's game [against New England]." New England Revolution 0, New York City FC 2 | 2020 MLS Match Recap New York City FC earned their second-ever win at Gillette Stadium — snapping New England Revolution's seven-game unbeaten streak in the process — with a 2-0 victory. New York City FC dominated the first half and had several opportunities with dangerous set pieces, but weren't able to find the back of the net. New England goalkeeper Matt Turner had a fantastic reaction save in the 14th minute off one of NYCFC's corners to keep the clean sheet for his side going into halftime. Bruce Arena made two substitutions, giving the Revs a little more life coming into the second 45 minutes, but NYCFC got on the board first in the 60th minute. Anton Tinnerholm crossed a pass into the box to Heber and Michael Mancienne slid to defend the pass but ended up putting it in the back of the net for an own goal. A little more than 10 minutes later, Heber gets his first goal of the season off a NYCFC corner kick from Ronald Matarrita. At the final whistle, NYCFC took all three points in Foxborough. Podcast Locations Apple Podcast: http://thenycfcnation.com/itunes Spotify: http://thenycfcnation.com/spotify Google Play: http://thenycfcnation.com/GooglePlay Stitcher: http://thenycfcnation.com/stitcher Social Media @NYCFCNation (https://twitter.com/NYCFCNation) @_JordanGriffith (https://twitter.com/_JordanGriffith) @TheAndresSoto (https://twitter.com/TheAndresSoto) @OhCitySaidI (https://www.instagram.com/ohcitysaidi/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/nycfcpodcast/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/NYCFCPodcast) YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Z6wlRBvo_8Q01aTjLjcvA/featured)

With the tie on Wednesday against Toronto FC, New York City FC is in the midst of a 6-game unbeaten run. The boys chime in about the Toronto match and the victory over New England where Jesus Medina has his most influential match in a New York City uniform. City is at the top of the Eastern Conference and in control of their own destiny. We take a close-up look at the rest of the schedule for City and the other contenders in the east: Philadelphia and Atlanta. Also a look at the wild, wild, west where only four points separate 2nd place and 8th place. There has been debate about Gregg Berhalter’s tactics after the last two international friendlies for the USMNT and the boys give their ideas and opinions about what is best for the future.

The New York City Football Podcast is back, this time with special guest Tony Larsen, who is a contributing NYCFC writer for WaterTowerFC.com. Tony joins Nick and Jordan to talk about NYCFC's disappointing draw in its 2019 Home Opener vs. D.C. United, Sean Johnson playing out of his mind, the emergence of James Sands and lingering questions about Jesus Medina, whether New York City FC will sign a true forward, and a lot more. They also discuss the "City Hall" event which Tony attended, Claudio Reyna's "Stadium is close" comments, and take several listener questions in the latest episode of NYCFP which can be found on the NYCFC Nation Podcast on all major platforms, including Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher and iHeart Radio. Follow us on Twitter at @NickChavezMLS and @_JordanGriffith. You can follow our guest Tony Larsen at @tlpretender Purchase our NYCFC Nation scarf! 100% of proceeds go towards City in the Community! Podcast available on Spotify Episode Music Credit: n.W.o. Black & White Theme Song

In what was supposed to be an episode over conspiracy theories, teacher Jesus Medina & Mike end up jumping from topic to topic on Episode 12 of the Defynest Podcast. Mike shares hangover stories, Jesus explains his work as a Special Education teacher, Jesus expressing interest in photography, & Mike finds out that Hitler may not have died as they say. This & more, all while Mike ponders what kind of classes he would be put in now. Jesus's Instagram: https://instagram.com/jwgm85 Michael's Instagram: https://instagram.com/michael.macedo Michael's Website: https://michaelmacedo.com New Video podcast episode every Tuesday at 7pm CST on YouTube, with the Audio version of the podcast dropping on all streaming platforms the day before Defynest Website: https://defynest.com Defynest Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ8UrJwdfmeThqGsbLb0nPA Defynest Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6FcwnggO0e4W4WtwHnOl4j Defynest iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/defynest/id1448207293?mt=2 De-fy-nest (noun): a person who defies the definition of themselves in order to be the best. Sounds all serious, but it's really not. Every week, host Michael Macedo will sit down with a guest on the Defynest Podcast to have real-life live conversation, share some stories & laugh.

The Acquista brothers from Queens have a difference of opinion when it comes to the Hudson River Derby; Kristian Dyer of Metro NY and MSG Network gives the NY Red Bulls perspective on the derby; NYCFC coach Dome Torrent responds to recent reports regarding David Villa and Jesus Medina

[caption id="attachment_5122" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Photo by OhCitySaidI[/caption] The New York City Football Podcast boys are back to talk what may be New York City FC's best week ever. Getting 3 wins in 3 games, including one over the Red Bulls, NYCFC's U18/19 team winning the US Soccer Development Academy National Championship, and probably the most promising stadium news heard to date! Nick shares what he heard from a few sources on the GAL stadium site, and he and Jordan talk the Second Coming of Jesus Medina, Dome Torrent's tactical prowess, the continued trajectory of Jonathan Lewis, the impact of Maxime Chanot's return, the brilliance of Maxi Moralez and doing it all without David Villa, Hard Body Shradi and more. We also learn more about why they him #NOSTRACHAVEZ, talk about the World Cup and look forward to the 2026 showpiece that will be shared by the US, Canada and Mexico. Don’t miss this latest NYCFP episode under the NYCFC Nation Podcast available on most major platforms including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.   Follow us on Twitter at @NickChavezMLS and @_JordanGriffith Purchase our NYCFC Nation scarf! 100% of proceeds go towards City in the Community! Episode Photo Credit: NYCFCNation Episode Music Credit: n.W.o. Black & White Theme Song

Welcome to the first ever New York City Football Podcast (show name pending). I am Jordan Griffith and with me is the one, the only, THE Nick Chavez and we are pumped to start this new podcast! As some of you may know, we are not afraid to speak our minds, we will definitely see things in opposite points of views and that will make for a great conversation about the one team we support, New York City FC. In this episode we run through the first home win of the season, the amazing skill and plays by both Jesus Medina and Anton Tinnerholm, issues at left wing (Rodney Wallace) and over league news. Future episodes will be dropping every Monday on your favorite podcast app. PEACE!

Ebenezer Ofori was acquired Wednesday by New York City FC and the boys talk about how he might fit into the midfield - after not having played a competitive match since September of 2017;  We also make our starting XI predictions for opening day and offer our opinion about which of the newcomers (not including Jesus Medina) will provide the biggest impact; The CONCACAF Champions League and which of the five MLS teams has the best chance to finally win the title.

Well, it's 2018 and we hope you all enjoyed the holidays and the New Year's. In this episode we go through the recent news and moves with New York City FC. Anton Tinnerholm joins the club on a free transfer. Khiry Shelton was traded to Sporting Kansas City for Saad Abdul-Salaam. Goalkeeper Brad Stuver from Columbus Crew joins NYCFC in exchange for a 2019 4th Round SuperDraft pick. Nahuel Ferraresi who was scheduled to join NYCFC this January has decided to remain in Uruguay with Torque following their promotion to the top division. Finally Club Libertad finalizes the transfer of Jesus Medina to City Football Group, with Medina joining NYCFC in 2018. We wrap up the show with your Twitter questions. To keep up to date with all NYCFC offseason moves visit here: http://thenycfcnation.com/2017/12/nycfc-transfer-tracker/ NYCFC Nation Podcast Show Link Episode 155: http://thenycfcnation.com/2018/01/a-new-year-and-the-second-coming-of-jesus Leave Us A Rating And Review Like listening to the NYCFC Nation Podcast? Let us know by leaving a 5 star rating and review to help other New York City FC fans find the podcast. Click here to leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts or here to leave one on Stitcher!

The boys are back with a close look at the versatile Young Designated Player signed by NYCFC over the holidays, Jesus Medina, plus other player needs before the start of the season. Also, the MLS not a “retirement league” anymore. And across the river, will Sacha Kljesten and Kemar Lawrence be gone from the Red Bulls?