Podcast appearances and mentions of jim durham

Hometown Radio 10/27/22 4p: Arroyo Grande business owner Jim Durham struggles to protect his property from the homeless

This week on Episode Eight of the Announcer Schedules Podcast, Mike Gill and Phil de Montmollin welcome ESPN Radio play-by-play extraordinaire Marc Kestecher to discuss his fascinating career that has taken him from Albany, New York to Cleveland to becoming the national radio voice of the NBA Finals.  Kestecher reflects on his upbringing in Albany, his time at Syracuse University, his first big breaks in the business, and much more in a captivating conversation.Throughout the show, a total of 83 announcers are mentioned with an array of topics discussed including:·         Announcer salary rankings ·         How do announcer contracts work·         New host of Good Morning Football on NFL Network ·         Promotions for two college football sideline reporters at CBS ·         New voice of the Florida Gators ·         Dickie V documentary ·         Keith Hernandez jersey retired; New York Mets tv booth ·        Yankees-Red Sox coverage ·        Wimbledon, British Open, Tour de France ·        Peter Drury in, Arlo White out at Premier League; White and the Chicago Fire  Episode 8 announcer mentions:Marc Kestecher, Rick Allen, Larry Collmus, John Forslund, Bob Wischusen, Mike Tirico, Al Michaels, Jim Nantz, Al Michaels, Joe Buck, Kirk Herbstreit, Troy Aikman, Tony Romo, Tom Brady, Greg Olsen, Kevin Burkhardt, Dan LeBatard, Jamie Erdahl, Kay Adams, Jenny Dell, Sherree Burruss, Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson, Rich Waltz, Aaron Taylor, Sean Kelley, Gene Deckerhoff, Jeff Culhane, Mick Hubert, Dick Vitale, Melissa Stark, Ahmad Rashad, Willow Bay, Keith Hernandez, Wayne Randazzo, George Ofman, Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Kevin Burkhardt, Joe Davis, John Smoltz, Adam Amin, A.J. Pierzynski, Michael Kay, Alex Rodriguez, Dave O'Brien, Marly Rivera, Chris Fowler, Chris Evert, John McEnroe, Patrick McEnroe, Dan Hicks, Terry Gannon, Paul Azinger, Justin Leonard, Nick Faldo, Kathryn Tappen, Michele Tafoya, Phil Liggett, Bob Roll, Paul Burmeister, Peter Drury, Arlo White, P.J. Carlesimo, Larry King, Dale McConachie, Greg Brinda, The Fabulous Sports Babe, Tony Kornheiser, Jim Durham, Kevin Calabro, Jon Miller, Dan Shulman, Marv Albert, Tim Legler, Hubie Brown, Doris Burke, Fred Carter, Kevin Kugler, Buster Olney, Tim Kurkjian, Joe Tessitore, Jon “Boog” Sciambi It's all on the latest "Announcer Schedules Podcast" and make sure that you follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on Episode Eight of the Announcer Schedules Podcast, Mike Gill and Phil de Montmollin welcome ESPN Radio play-by-play extraordinaire Marc Kestecher to discuss his fascinating career that has taken him from Albany, New York to Cleveland to becoming the national radio voice of the NBA Finals.  Kestecher reflects on his upbringing in Albany, his time at Syracuse University, his first big breaks in the business, and much more in a captivating conversation.Throughout the show, a total of 83 announcers are mentioned with an array of topics discussed including:·         Announcer salary rankings ·         How do announcer contracts work·         New host of Good Morning Football on NFL Network ·         Promotions for two college football sideline reporters at CBS ·         New voice of the Florida Gators ·         Dickie V documentary ·         Keith Hernandez jersey retired; New York Mets tv booth ·        Yankees-Red Sox coverage ·        Wimbledon, British Open, Tour de France ·        Peter Drury in, Arlo White out at Premier League; White and the Chicago Fire  Episode 8 announcer mentions:Marc Kestecher, Rick Allen, Larry Collmus, John Forslund, Bob Wischusen, Mike Tirico, Al Michaels, Jim Nantz, Al Michaels, Joe Buck, Kirk Herbstreit, Troy Aikman, Tony Romo, Tom Brady, Greg Olsen, Kevin Burkhardt, Dan LeBatard, Jamie Erdahl, Kay Adams, Jenny Dell, Sherree Burruss, Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson, Rich Waltz, Aaron Taylor, Sean Kelley, Gene Deckerhoff, Jeff Culhane, Mick Hubert, Dick Vitale, Melissa Stark, Ahmad Rashad, Willow Bay, Keith Hernandez, Wayne Randazzo, George Ofman, Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Kevin Burkhardt, Joe Davis, John Smoltz, Adam Amin, A.J. Pierzynski, Michael Kay, Alex Rodriguez, Dave O'Brien, Marly Rivera, Chris Fowler, Chris Evert, John McEnroe, Patrick McEnroe, Dan Hicks, Terry Gannon, Paul Azinger, Justin Leonard, Nick Faldo, Kathryn Tappen, Michele Tafoya, Phil Liggett, Bob Roll, Paul Burmeister, Peter Drury, Arlo White, P.J. Carlesimo, Larry King, Dale McConachie, Greg Brinda, The Fabulous Sports Babe, Tony Kornheiser, Jim Durham, Kevin Calabro, Jon Miller, Dan Shulman, Marv Albert, Tim Legler, Hubie Brown, Doris Burke, Fred Carter, Kevin Kugler, Buster Olney, Tim Kurkjian, Joe Tessitore, Jon “Boog” Sciambi It's all on the latest "Announcer Schedules Podcast" and make sure that you follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

I met Jim Durham in the early 1990s when legal marketing was just taking off in law firms.  For decades before, law was thought of more as a profession. And while it is still very much  profession, there has been a dramatic shift in the way law firms think about marketing.  While there a few remaining firms that rely on longstanding institutional relationships to keep associates and partners busy, most firms today are actively looking for ways to promote their reputations. The most successful and most highly compensated lawyers are the ones who have figured out how to create a niche and build strong relationships with potential clients and referral sources. In the late 1980s and early 1990s when law firms began hiring marketing professionals and lawyers began working with outside marketing consultants and coaches, I had the good fortune to meet some of the pioneers in this new field. One who really made an impression on me was my guest , Jim Durham. I recently reconnected with Jim and spoke to him about my work with senior lawyers who are trying to figure out their next stage.  Jim is someone who has reinvented himself numerous times in his career.  As I learned more about his back story, I realized that Jim was a story waiting to be told. Jim has been a partner at a major law firm, a sports agent, a Chief Marketing Officer for several major law firms, an outside marketing consultant and inspirational speaker, and an internal marketing executive for MLB.Com , the online arm of major league baseball. Today, Jim Durham is the Chief Operating Officer at Verrill, a large regional firm that has its roots in Portland, Maine.  But his origins would not suggest that he would be where he is today. Listen to his story and hear his inspiring life lessons and valuable advice for being successful in your legal career, whatever path you choose.

In Part 2 on my interview with Jim Durham of Quarra Stone, we dive into why Quarra chose Sun Prairie as the location for their new headquarters, as well as the building itself and how the space will help them interact with the artists who create their stone pieces.

Quarra Stone's work is known all around the world, but their new headquarters will be in Sun Prairie, WI. I spoke with Jim Durham, Quarra's President and Owner, about their amazing projects from the US Capital and MIT, to the incredible monument to enslaved laborers who built the University of Virginia. It was such a fascinating conversation that we broke it into 2 parts - stay tuned for Part 2 on the next episode of "What Are We Building?" Andy opens the show with a recap of ongoing construction projects around town (and some things that aren't happening yet), as well as the city's recent ban on Conversion Therapy.

Jim is joined by Jim Durham to talk about fishing in the Bluegrass State.

Jim is joined by Jim Durham to talk about fishing in the Bluegrass State.

Now that you’re in the Sex in the Pews “Choir”, the Boys take you behind the scenes to make sure you’re caught up on all the “catch phrases” they drop into any given episode. On top of all the secrets and inside jokes, a lot of beautiful humans, topics and territory are covered including but not limited to: “The American President”, Michael Douglas, Annette Bening, the American Education System, Harry Caray, why Glenn doesn’t like Will Ferrell, Brent Musburger, Jim Durham, Eleanor Roosevelt, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, General Patton/George C. Scott, Dan Patrick, Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Dena Lynn, Michele Ashbaugh, Abyssal Hoops, Kiersty Correll, Hannah and Angel Chiclana, Julian Bauer, Roberts Liardon, Smoke Rings, the Human Subconscious and much more. It ain’t going to be boring!  Strong Sexual Content, Language and Condemnation of Religion.  NSFW or children. A portion of all proceeds donated to combat human sex slave trafficking

Jim talks fishing with Capt. Jim Durham!

Jim is on the road and welcomes to the show Capt. Jim Durham of Striper Guide Service!

Jim continues open lines and is joined by Capt. Jim Durham for Striper talk!

Jim opens the lines for your calls and talks striper fishing with Capt. Jim Durham.

Wabash traditions are spotlighted in this 2014 Scarlet Yarns snippet, ranging from the extinct to the newly emerging, with interviews from the following alumni: John A. Burrell '69, Bob M. Shearer '69, Dudley Burgess '64, John Tweedle '64, Dennis Stokes '64, Jim Durham '64. (Episode 14)

Author of The Jordan Rules, Bulls.com columnist and Basketball Hall of Fame inductee, Sam Smith. Our conversation begins with Sam's early career at the Chicago Tribune. He talks about meeting Michael Jordan for the first time, covering the Bulls in the 1980's and his continued friendship with all-time great, Phil Jackson. We cover his relationship with iconic commentators, Johnny 'Red' Kerr and Jim Durham, plus the incredible access Sam had to players and coaches whilst writing his New York Times best-selling book. Sam shares a great behind-the-scenes story about 'The Shot' (Jordan over Ehlo in the 1989 NBA Playoffs) and we discuss his induction to the Basketball Hall of Fame, for contributions to the game. We finish up with a little modern day Bulls basketball chat, including the latest on Joakim Noah and Derrick Rose's return. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Website Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

Check out Charlotte, gem of the New South, when Dan Schlossberg and Christine Tibbetts interview Jim Durham of the Hilton Garden Inn Uptown at 8p EST Thursday, January 10. Listen live via iTunes or BlogTalkRadio.com or check out the archived show later.

Former long-time Chicago Bulls play-by-play man, Tom Dore. Our discussion includes Tom's native Illinois, his time at Missouri University and subsequent journey to France and New Zealand where he played basketball professionally. We talk about Andrew and Lindsay Gaze (Australia's own basketball royalty), how Tom became a broadcaster for the Bulls and his association with two of the all-time greats; Jim Durham and Johnny 'Red' Kerr (both RIP). We also discuss his relationship with Michael Jordan and unearth some fantastic MJ stories. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Website Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

Join In-House Legal, host Paul D. Boynton Esq., as he welcomes two great guests. In our first segment, Paul welcomes Jim Durham, a former in-house lawyer and veteran law firm marketing consultant to discuss his book The Essential Little Book of Great Lawyering. In the second segment, Paul welcomes Attorney Marty A. Mazzone, vice president and associate general counsel in the legal department of Fidelity Investments in Boston, to explore the discovery process.