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WKXL's Spotlight will have a special guest on May 2nd at 4PM. Our own Jim McIntyre will interview Lesley Pitts, Christian Science healer and lecturer. This special interview will be in advance of her May 16th 7PM talk on Christian Science at the Baker Free Library in Bow titled "Finding Trust in a Changing World." In studio with Lesley will be a member of the Concord Christian Science church, which is hosting her lecture. That's Thur. May 2nd, 4 PM on our Spotlight program. Mark your calendars and tune in!

Five years following a bone marrow transplant and a lot of blood and platelet transfusiojns, Charlotte Rerko remains cancer free.  But it was a challenging journey, made possible only because of generous blood and platelet donors.  Charlotte talks about her journey with Red Cross communicators Jim McIntyre and Christy Peters of the Northern Ohio Region.

Three students of the Kent State University School of Nursing helped save a man in distress in downtown Wooster, Ohio.  The man was experiencing a violent seizure when students Audrey Jokovich, Keenan Orr, and Marissa Tyger happened to be walking by as they were working on a school assignment.  They provided aid and obtained valuable information about the patient before EMS arrived on the scene.  All three credit their Red Cross Basic Life Support training for helping them know what to do and how to stay calm in a very stressful situation.  Hosted by Jim McIntyre, Regional Communications Director of the American Red Cross of Northern Ohio (and proud KSU grad - class of '81.)

Hannah Stein saved a woman from drowning in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, and Jenna Omar performed abdominal thrusts in her school cafeteria to save a fellow seventh-grader.  Both tell their stories to Jim McIntyre and Christy Peters of the Red Cross Communications Department.

Summit County Sherrif's deputy Brian Gorham and Don Sedlock, a bystander who spotted a fire in his neighborhood teamed up to help rescue an elderly man who was trapped in the home, and have been named Acts of Courage award winners for 2024 in the Greater Akron and the Mahoning Valley chapter. Red Cross Communicators Christy Peters and Jim McIntyre of the Northern Ohio Region get their story, and talk to Brunswick Fire Chief Greg Glauner about the importance of the partnershipp with the Red Cross to end home fires.

Dylan Fink, who underwent treatment for non-hodgkin's lymphoma at age 14, talks about the importance of having an adequate blood supply for patients like him.  His treatment included multiple blood transfusions.  He's joined by his father, Ed Fink, who with wife Krista started the Fearless Fighters Foundation. Red Cross biomedical expert Christy Peters sheds light on the reasons for the current blood shortage and ways to end it.  Hosted by Jim McIntyre, regional communications manager for tghe American Red Cross of Northern Ohio.

On Artful Living today, Jane discusses a cornucopia of topics with Jim McIntyre - "Slim" of The new WKXL show, "The Sports Machine". Join us for an informative AND fun show!

Thanksgiving is here and we have a treat for all of you! Join radio hosts Ken Cail, Jim McIntyre and Jane Cormier for a fun and festive WKXL special episode!

Wednesday's show featured author Johnny Smith. His latest book is “Jumpman : The Making and Meaning of Michael Jordan”. Jim McIntyre joined us to tell us the story of Breeder's Cup champion race horse Cody's Wish whose name came from an young man who became his number-one fan and passed away less than 24 hours after the horse's victory in California. Plus election results and some kangaroo news. Soon you may be able to own a kangaroo in New Hampshire without a permit pending legislative approval.

How did a bizarre confession derail the investigation into the first murder committed by Keith Hunter Jesperson, the notorious “Happy Face Killer,” and allow him to remain on the loose, killing at least seven more women? A new two-hour “20/20” reports on how after authorities discovered the body of Taunja Bennett in the Columbia Gorge in 1990, 57-year-old Laverne Pavlinac confessed to the police that she took part in the crime. She provided convincing evidence that implicated her and her boyfriend, 39-year-old John Sosnovske, in the murder, and they were convicted and sentenced to life in prison. In a shocking twist, Pavlinac's confession turned out to be false in an attempt to escape what she described as an abusive relationship with Sosnovske. With reporting by “Nightline” co-anchor Juju Chang, “20/20” dives into how Pavlinac was able to dupe police, featuring audio from the couple's confessions and police interviews, and from the hidden microphone installed in Pavlinac's apartment when she tried to convince Sosnovske that he was involved in the murder. The two-hour program features an exclusive interview with Melissa Gavin, a friend of Julie Winningham, the last person Jesperson killed before his arrest; and new interviews with John Ingram, lead detective who investigated Bennett's murder; Jim McIntyre, prosecutor for Pavlinac and Sosnovske's cases; Darlene Carpenter and Bonnie McAlpine, Pavlinac's daughters; Michelle White, Bennett's sister; Melissa Moore, Jesperson's daughter; and Alafair Burke, bestselling author and former prosecutor who based her first novel on the case. The program also features Chang's interview with Jesperson from the ABC News archives and gives an inside look at how police ultimately tracked Jesperson down.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Craig Fowler is joined by Craig G Telfer to discuss two managerial changes in the lower leagues as Gary Naysmith is the new top dog at Stenhousemuir while Jim McIntyre has been emptied by Cove Rangers (with Paul Hartley rumoured to be returning). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dundee will look to build on a 3-0 triumph against Queen's Park when they face the Ghost of Relegations Past, Jim McIntyre, while Zach Robinson shows us what's ‘in his locker'. Dundee United remain manageress but there are tentative shoots of recovery under caretaker gaffer — and current favourite to succeed Jack Ross — Liam Fox, Meanwhile, there is Scotland under-21s delight on both sides of the street as Scot Gemmill names his latest international squad. With George Cran enjoying a richly-merited holiday, The Evening Telegraph's Dundee United correspondent Alan Temple is in the big chair, joined by reporters Scott Lorimer and, making a magical debut, Craig Cairns.

Jonathan Sutherland's joined by Craig Levein, Lee Miller & Stephen Craigan - debating the week's big topics, plus hearing from Hibs' new manager Lee Johnson & Cove's Jim McIntyre.

This week, reaction to the £8m deal between Liverpool and Aberdeen for Calvin Ramsay – with the initial £4.5m fee set to break the Dons' club record and previous high for a Scottish teen. Then Sean Wallace – after speaking to his ex-chairman in Norway - gives the inside track on how Reds-linked Tobias Lauritsen became a striker, overcoming adversity to get back to his nation's top-flight in the process, and what his attributes are. There's also further discussion on Macedonian target Bojan Miovski, what it all means for returning US forward Christian Ramirez and whether we'll see Dean Campbell back in an Aberdeen kit. Plus, Ross County and Inverness contract extension, and shades of Paul Hartley in Jim McIntyre's arrival to take manager's role at Cove Rangers.

High School student Alexis Starnes is the winner of a Certificate of Merit, the highest honor bestowed by the American Red Cross on someone who used their Red Cross training to save or sustain a life.  On this episode, Alexis is joined by Erin Hosek, the Red Cross instructor who taught Alexis the lifesaving skills she used to help save the life of an infant.  Hosted by Jim McIntyre, Regional Communications Director, American Red Cross of Northern Ohio.

Mike Thome, Division Vice President of the American Red Cross Central Atlantic Division and Emily Fortman, Division Disaster Executive discuss Sound the Alarm, the nationwide effort to install 50,000 smoke alarms across the country this spring, and how the program is modeled in part after a smoke alarm program begun in Cleveland in 1992.  Mike and Emily also discuss volunteering to help with upcoming disasters and maintaining an adequate blood supply for the nation's hospitals.  Hosted by Jim McIntyre, Regional Communications Director, Red Cross of Northern Ohio.

Jim McIntyre continues the series on 'Marks Gospel', this week - Amazement and Authority - There is power in the name of Jesus. Bible Readings: Mark 1: 21-28 and Mark 16: 15-18

The American Red Cross is experiencing a severe blood shortage as the number of trauma cases, organ transplants and elective surgeries rise – and deplete the nation's blood inventory. Jim McIntyre and Christy Peters of the American Red Cross of Northern Ohio are joined by Dr. Christine Schmotzer, Vice Chair of System Pathology Operations and Co-Director of University Hospitals Diagnostic Institute.  Dr. Schmotzer is also Medical Director of University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, and she shares her considerable expertise in describing why there's a blood shortage and why donors are in such high demand.

History faculty member Jim McIntyre provides an overview of the history of one of the most deadly pandemics in history, the bubonic plague or the black death.

With concern over the Covid-19 Pandemic dominating all aspects of society, join political science and history faculty members Kevin Navratil, Jim McIntyre and Josh Fulton for a discussion of how the United States has grappled with disease outbreaks in the past.

Andy Barrowman is my latest guest on the Campbell's Footballs podcast. Andy has been involved at no fewer than FIFTEEN clubs throughout his career and I was keen to learn more about his journey in football. We talk about being influenced by Dario Gradi, Steve Bruce, Craig Brewster, Derek Adams and Jim McIntyre, memories with County and Caley and life post football.  In association with Toby Johnson and Rory Hope Music

The Catholic School Matters Radio Hour Feb 5th features guests who founded and one who will be presenting at this summer's conference for diocesan high school presidents called "The Nashville Exchange."  Jim McIntyre, president of Father Ryan HS in Nashville, joins Dr. Tim Uhl to explain how the project came about and the different features.  Then Dr. Melodie Wyttenbach, the Executive Director of the Roche Center and a presenter at the Nashville Exchange, joins the conversation.  #catholicschoolmatters

:17 - It’s a big couple of weekends in the Akron area with high school sports, and the focus is on Firestone Stadium coming up. Joey Arrietta, the proprietor of the classic ballpark, joined the show to talk about the softball tournament and what the plan is in case of rainouts. Ray also asked Joey about the future of the Akron Racers. 7:25 - The relief efforts continue in Dayton after the devastating tornadoes passed through the region. Jim McIntyre called in to discuss what the American Red Cross is doing to help those in Southwestern Ohio. 10:59 - Pizza Hut is giving themselves a facelift after dropping sales. Ray, Tony, and Steffany talk about chain pizza places in today’s world and what the future holds for them. 17:55 - The abortion debate in America continues to divide the country, with southern and Midwestern states becoming more restrictive while New York and Virginia have been much looser. Attorney Wilson Huhn discussed the possibility of Roe v. Wade being overturned.

Gary and Ryan get together to bid a "fond" farewell to Jim McIntyre and talk through Dundee's managerial options.

Adam Miller and Jules Boyle join Jonny McFarlane to discuss the latest news from the mad, wonderful world of Scottish football. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jim Spence, Eric Nicolson and Neil Robertson discuss the implications of this week’s statement for the club and manager Jim McIntyre. Also, can the players prevent relegation on their own pitch and is Dundee United boss Robbie Neilson right to say that the Championship team could have an advantage in the play-off final?

Andy Harrow is joined by Thom Watt and Craig Anderson to round up the weekend’s Premiership action. They kick off with the bottom six fixtures, where they discuss Jim McIntyre’s unwanted nine in a row, the good and bad of Hamilton Accies and St Mirren’s positive mental attitude. The pod is rounded off with the top six, where there’s chat about Hearts’ own goal symmetry, Rangers’ penalty addiction and an unconvincing Celtic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tuesday Team Talk Episode 096 Broadcast 23-04-2019 A St Johnstone orientated podcast produced by the sports team at Hospital Radio Perth. This week we celebrate beating Dundee (again). We look back at the other weekend matches and remember Billy McNeill. Interviews with Tommy Wright, Callum Hendry and Jim McIntyre. Plus we speak to Jason McCrindle manager of St Johnstone WFC who beat Hutchison Vale 14-0 at the weekend. Oh and did I mention we beat Dundee (again)?

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The two John's are rejoined by Krys, who is back from his holidays. St Mirren bounced back from Simeone Jackson's failed Panenka attempt in Perth to defeat Dundee in the Basement Battle, overhauling Jim McIntyre's men into 11th place. Hamilton's leaky defence was exposed by Kilmarnock, who cruised to a 5-0 win to move into third. It was a good weekend for the Capital sides with Hibs and Hearts claiming 2-1 wins, closing in on 4th place Aberdeen in the process. Motherwell kept their outside top six aspirations alive with a comfortable win at home to St Johnstone. The third Old Firm meeting was again not short of incident. What value is Alfredo Morelos given his lack of discipline and lack of productivity in big games? Celtic moved to within three wins of an 8th consecutive title with a late James Forrest winner. In the Championship, the battle for survival intensified with just five points separating five teams, whilst Ross County maintained a two point lead with two games in hand despite losing to Alloa. League One also has an interesting battle at the bottom, just three points separating 7th and 10th thanks to Stenhousemuir's win at Dumbarton. Albion Rovers finally got off the bottom of League Two with victory over Cowdenbeath in midweek, which attracted interest from Sky's Soccer Saturday. At the weekend, the top three beat the bottom three to keep things alive at both ends of the table. East Kilbride clinched the Lowland League title with the winners of the Highland League likely to be one of two Rangers - Cove and Brora. The lads end the Podcast by chatting about the end of Still Game, with a surprise that gives us this weeks title. Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

The two John's are rejoined by Krys, who is back from his holidays. St Mirren bounced back from Simeone Jackson's failed Panenka attempt in Perth to defeat Dundee in the Basement Battle, overhauling Jim McIntyre's men into 11th place. Hamilton's leaky defence was exposed by Kilmarnock, who cruised to a 5-0 win to move into third. It was a good weekend for the Capital sides with Hibs and Hearts claiming 2-1 wins, closing in on 4th place Aberdeen in the process. Motherwell kept their outside top six aspirations alive with a comfortable win at home to St Johnstone. The third Old Firm meeting was again not short of incident. What value is Alfredo Morelos given his lack of discipline and lack of productivity in big games? Celtic moved to within three wins of an 8th consecutive title with a late James Forrest winner. In the Championship, the battle for survival intensified with just five points separating five teams, whilst Ross County maintained a two point lead with two games in hand despite losing to Alloa. League One also has an interesting battle at the bottom, just three points separating 7th and 10th thanks to Stenhousemuir's win at Dumbarton. Albion Rovers finally got off the bottom of League Two with victory over Cowdenbeath in midweek, which attracted interest from Sky's Soccer Saturday. At the weekend, the top three beat the bottom three to keep things alive at both ends of the table. East Kilbride clinched the Lowland League title with the winners of the Highland League likely to be one of two Rangers - Cove and Brora. The lads end the Podcast by chatting about the end of Still Game, with a surprise that gives us this weeks title. Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

Jim Spence, Ian Roache and Eric Nicolson discuss a grim weekend for Dundee United, Dundee and St Johnstone. Have United blown their best, and possibly last, chance to get to the top of the Championship? What changes should Jim McIntyre make at Dundee? And which brave man will take the next penalty for St Johnstone? To tell the boys what you think of the teams’ performance – or what they said about it! – phone 01382 575200 to leave a message — which we might broadcast in the next episode!

Would you please help us improve the show by voting for your favourite track from this episode?The King of Carrot Flowers Parts I, II & IIIParisBlue Skies in Your EyesCuddly ToyBallerinaMy LoveGhost / UntitledVote now! Mercy, I've been waiting so long to unleash In The Aeroplane Over The Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel upon Tobin. Also you, our dear listeners. If you're not familiar with Neutral Milk Hotel then we hope that you will go away from the show and give the whole album a listen. It really is a masterpiece. More on Jeff Mangum and Neutral Milk Hotel later... Track Listing The King of Carrot Flowers Parts I, II & III from the vinyl Neutral Milk HotelParis MXMSBlue Skies in Your Eyes LemongrassCuddly Toy from the vinyl RoachfordBallerina from the vinyl Van MorrisonMy Love Until The Ribbon BreaksGhost / Untitled from the vinylNeutral Milk Hotel Subscribe for exclusive news about the show Neutral Milk Hotel born out of The Elephant 6 Recording Company Jeff Mangum formed The Elephant 6 Recording Company with his childhood friends Robert Schneider, Bill Doss and Will Cullen Hart. They all shared music cassettes in their younger days and made music together. Jim McIntyre and Hilarie Sydney of Apples in Stereo made up the final tally. They all started several pet projects which ended up under the umbrella of Elephant 6. Doss and Hart with The Olivia Tremor Control, Mangum with Neutral Milk Hotel and Schneider with Apples in Stereo. Collectively they held admiration for music from the 1960s. In particular The Beach Boys, often stating the then unfinished Smile as "The Holy Grail". Mangum disbanded Neutral Milk Hotel after an extensive European tour in 1998 cited ill health as one of the reasons. His bandmates were keen to capitalise on the albums success. However, Mangum was tired of performing and explaining his lyrics. Because of this Mangum turned down an opportunity to open for R.E.M. Mangum suffered a nervous breakdown at the time. Interviewed in 2002 he stated that it was unlikely that he would record as Neutral Milk Hotel in the future. I just feel like these windows open up for something to be honest, and they don't stay open for very long. I guess my path feels sort of different nowJeff Mangum speaking to Pitchfork in February 2002 In the Aeroplane Over the Sea - sophomore album from Neutral Milk Hotel Whilst working on the album Avery Island he read The Diary of a Young Girl. The diary written by Anne Frank whilst in hiding from the Nazi occupation. The diary was famously and posthumously published to great acclaim. Mangum was deeply affected by the diary, he spent "about three days crying" after reading it. He also dreamed of travelling back in time to save her. The track Ghost played here was a reference to Frank and to a ghost Mangum believed lived in his house. He believed the ghost kept waking him in the night. Oh Comely (8+ minutes) was recorded in one take. At the end of the track you can hear an astonished bandmate cry "Holy shit" in amazement. On the final track, Two Headed Boy Part II, Mangum can be heard setting down his guitar and walking away. At the end of Aeroplane's final song, you can hear Jeff Mangum [...] set down his guitar and walk off, and [...] that's exactly what Mangum did in real lifeSlate Other avenues to explore Get brilliant music/TV/film based t-shirts hereCheck out where our Listeners are around the globe hereTake a look at what our Listeners are saying hereSupport our work hereGet social on Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr and Facebook

Dundee have only picked up nine points in the Scottish Premiership this season. But six of those have come in their last four games. Fresh off the back of a 1-1 draw with Rangers, the gang investigate what's going on at Dens Park and whether Jim McIntyre is begining to turn Neil McCann's once-failed team around. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

:17 - Before prom, a number of students in Wisconsin took a photo where it looked like they gave the camera a Nazi salute. Ray, Jeanne, Steffany, and Tony shared their thoughts on this matter and how parents should approach a situation if one were to come in contact with an individual with radical beliefs. 15:30 - Moving onto some high school football here. Justin Todd is the head football coach at Wadsworth, and his undefeated Grizzlies are set to take on Massillon. 21:47 - Another terrific football program is at Archbishop Hoban. Tim Tyrrell’s Knights keep moving right along, and they will play Shaq Washington's Maple Heights Mustangs this Friday. 26:05 - Long-time coach Jim France from Manchester has his Panthers on a roll, and he previewed his upcoming matchup against Orville. 30:52 - The fires in California rage on, and the devastation is leaving countless people without homes or even towns. Jim McIntyre from the American Red Cross discussed what they are doing and how folks in Northeast Ohio can be of assistance. 38:08 - Russ Brode is a lieutenant in the Akron Fire Department, and he talked to Ray and the listeners about the differences between putting out wildfires and regular house and office fires. 45:23 - Finally, Dan Horrigan, the mayor of Akron, called into discuss the continued development in downtown, as well as the uprising of the area’s booming neighborhoods and what will go into the old Rolling Acres land.

:17 - Ray and the morning gang kicked off Monday’s show with some pleasant news. Tony Mazur, the show’s producer, got engaged over the weekend! 10:00 - Green mayor Gerard Neugebauer stopped by the studio to provide an update on the Nexus pipeline. As of late last week, gas is now flowing through the pipe. 16:58 - We are now less than a month away before the midterms. Will the Republican Party maintain the governorship in Ohio with Mike DeWine, or will Richard Cordray swing the pendulum back to the Democrats? And how about the sizable lead Sherrod Brown has in the senate over Jim Renacci? Dr. David Beer from Malone University previews what may occur leading up to the election. 26:05 - It’s been a few days and the storm has settled a bit, but Hurricane/Tropical Storm Michael has devastated parts of the Florida Panhandle. Jim McIntyre from the American Red Cross provided an update. 33:05 - Time now for our Business of the Week! This week, we head over to Fairlawn and visit with Wells Trecaso Financial Group. Doug Wells and Ralph Trecaso talked about their business, which has been around since the early 1990s. 42:48 - The Cavs open their season on Wednesday, and the voice of the team, John Michael, previewed what to expect. Michael believes players like Jordan Clarkson and Rodney Hood will have significant expanded roles now that LeBron took his talents to Los Angeles.

:28 - Nominations for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame were released on Tuesday, and naturally, there will always be a debate on who’ll go in, who gets snubbed, and the criteria and qualifications overall. Ray, Jeanne, and Tony chatted about the list of candidates, as well as those who are on the outside looking in. 9:23 - Hurricane Michael, as of this post, has been upgraded to a Category 4 and is set to blast the Florida Panhandle as early as this afternoon. As is the case with hurricanes and tropical storms, the American Red Cross is there to help, as Jim McIntyre stated with Ray. 16:03 - Continuing the coverage from Florida is WFLA’s John Conrad, who came on to set the scene. Also joining us is Ed Esposito, former news director at WAKR. 25:50 - Time now for the Academic Exam, sponsored by the Akron-Summit County Public Library. This week, we have Parker and Mason, two brothers from Green High School competing. 36:40 - Patrick Bravo is the president of the school board in Akron, and he joined Ray to talk about the foundation’s continued support of LeBron James’s I Promise school and what to do with the older school facilities.

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On this week's show, Daniel is joined by Jonny as they recap Celtic beating Rangers 2-0 at Ibrox and the fallout from the game as well as previewing Anderlecht v Celtic, analysing Jim McIntyre and Peter Houston's sackings and Tony Watt speaks exclusively to us. Available now on iTunes.

Rory, Cameron, Harry and James shoot the breeze on this weekend's Scottish Premiership fixtures. The Old Firm game gets a good going over with all bases covered. Along with that Aberdeen winning ugly, Killie and Dundee battling out a draw and Jim McIntyre's final nail in the coffin. The boys round off the episode with their predictions for the upcoming weekend's fixtures. Listen in and enjoy, cheers! Find us on Twitter @pintsandpens

Old Firm derby, Jim McIntyre sacked as County gaffer, Peter Houston leaves Falkirk, Ian Cathro for Falkirk? Is time running out for Pedro at Rangers? Ross County Vs Hibs, Motherwell Vs Aberdeen, Kilmarnock Vs Dundee, Partick Thistle Vs Hearts, St Johnstone Vs Accies, preview of this weekends SPFL and Championship fixtures and more!

Welcome back to another weekend podcast from the Randalstown Hoops were we look back at Celtic's 4-0 win over Ross County at the Global Energy Stadium. Brendan Rodgers made wholesale changes to the team which booked their place in the Betfred Cup final against Aberdeen with a 1-0 win over Newco last Sunday. Those players drafted in went out to impress from the start and winger Patrick Roberts scored in the third minute with a fine drive, although County did fashion several chances themselves. Indeed, Staggies defender Andrew Davies hit the post with a header after the break but in the 83rd minute midfielder Stuart Armstrong clinched the points with a fine finish before substitutes Scott Sinclair and Moussa Dembele added further goals in added time.The Hoops extended their unbeaten domestic run to 13 games and go further clear of Aberdeen, whom they visit on Saturday. County, meanwhile, have had gone eight games without a win although boss Jim McIntyre will take some heart from battling performance before the late collapse. Rodgers made eight changes to the side which started against the Light Blues at Hampden. Emilio Izaguirre, Cristian Gamboa, Armstrong, Callum McGregor, Roberts, Ryan Christie, Liam Henderson and Leigh Griffiths all came into the side. Celtic moved nine points clear at the top of the Premiership after beating Aberdeen at Pittodrie. Tom Rogic's controlled half-volley put the reigning champions ahead midway through the first half. Dons goalkeeper Joe Lewis denied Scott Sinclair, Moussa Dembele and Rogic as the visitors pressed for a second after the interval. Having struggled to create, Aberdeen had a late flurry and Craig Gordon prevented an Erik Sviatchenko own goal.Two victories over Celtic at Pittodrie last season had kept the Dons close to Ronny Deila's team until the last few weeks of the season. But Derek McInnes' men drop from second to fourth in a tight table having played a game more than Celtic, who they meet in next month's Scottish League Cup final. We all so hear from brendan rodgers post match interview where he talks to Sky Sports about the game . Our Featured games this week we look back at 3 games from the the past. 1986-05-03: St. Mirren 0-5 Celtic Celtic snatch the championship by edging out Heart of Midlothian on the last day of the campaign. The margin was on goal difference, as Celtic beat St Mirren 5-0 at Love Street and Hearts fall to two late goals from Dundee at Dens Park. 1988-05-14: Celtc 2-1 Dundee Utd, Scottish Cup Final Difficult to begin to understand the atmosphere that surrounded this game. For the Celtic players, it was a chance to seal a memorable double for the club in our Centenary Season having wrapped up the league earlier on. For Dundee Utd, it was a chance to finally break their hoodoo in the Scottish Cup having lost countless number of finals to date (inc the previous cup final in 1987 by St Mirren). Despite being league winners, this was not going to be an easy game for Celtic, and Dundee Utd under the legendary Jim McLean were a very good and entertaining side with some quality players. 1991-03-17: Celtic 2-0 Rangers, Scottish Cup, St Patrick's Day massacre. Cracking win for Celtic after seeing us lose a man first (Peter Grant red card). Huns lost three players and a great morale boosting win saw us KO the huns. First half goals from Gerry Creaney & Shug (deflected free-kick) sealed the win, and no amount of posturing from the Huns could get them near us. Peter Grant made an ass of himself by getting sent off stupidly. He conceded a free-kick outside our box (first yellow) and then charged the free-kick down (second yellow) to get himself a red! Thankfully we survived. Great win as the support sang "Happy Birthday St Patrick" all day long.. Wonderful.

This week's edition of Talking with T features Trending News, Crazy Chronicles and Conversations with Carmon Sense as we cover Knox County School Superintendent, Jim McIntyre, Oregon Militia, the Affluenza Teen and more. The theme for this month is Jump Start January. Don't miss this exciting show!

Domestic football is back and Krys is joined by John to discuss much of the action over the last weekend. Rangers ten in a row, Hibernian trying to keep up, Dunfermline back on top and Annan Athletic on a nice run all get a look in through our lower league discussions before thoughts turn to the Premiership and the fortunes of the newest (but not that new) managers in the top flight. Ross County's progress under Jim McIntyre gets examined, as does the problems Derek McInnes currently faces at stumbling Aberdeen. The curious refereeing decisions of John Beaton and Alan Muir get questioned, while Willie Collum gets a bit of praise for brandishing his red card. Wonders will never cease. The guys preview the Premiership action, but before that there's Petrofac Training Cup and Championship action, as well as a trip to Norway for Celtic. Thanks as always to McBookie for providing the stakes in our charity bet, although there wasn't much success this week. No odds for this week's bets at the time of recording, so give sffpodcast On Twitter a follow to see if it's worth it! And join us on Scottish Football Forums for all your predictor and forum needs!

Domestic football is back and Krys is joined by John to discuss much of the action over the last weekend. Rangers ten in a row, Hibernian trying to keep up, Dunfermline back on top and Annan Athletic on a nice run all get a look in through our lower league discussions before thoughts turn to the Premiership and the fortunes of the newest (but not that new) managers in the top flight. Ross County's progress under Jim McIntyre gets examined, as does the problems Derek McInnes currently faces at stumbling Aberdeen. The curious refereeing decisions of John Beaton and Alan Muir get questioned, while Willie Collum gets a bit of praise for brandishing his red card. Wonders will never cease. The guys preview the Premiership action, but before that there's Petrofac Training Cup and Championship action, as well as a trip to Norway for Celtic. Thanks as always to McBookie for providing the stakes in our charity bet, although there wasn't much success this week. No odds for this week's bets at the time of recording, so give sffpodcast On Twitter a follow to see if it's worth it! And join us on Scottish Football Forums for all your predictor and forum needs!

I recently  had the opportunity to go on the 11th Hour Radio Show with host Jim McIntyre to discuss my upcoming Radio Show “Discover the Leader in You!” We had a good time discussing the different types of leadership and how it is important to understand what your follower needs in order to be successful. The post #18: Dr. Jason Appears on the WHK 1420 to Promote New Radio Show: “Discover the Leader in You!” [Podcast] appeared first on Jason Carthen Enterprises.

History faculty member Jim McIntyre opens up the MVCC Democracy Commitment faculty lecture series.

History faculty member Jim McIntyre opens up the MVCC Democracy Commitment faculty lecture series.

History faculty member Jim McIntyre opens up the MVCC Democracy Commitment faculty lecture series.

History faculty member Jim McIntyre opens up the MVCC Democracy Commitment faculty lecture series.

Jim McIntyre and Ricky Waddell were the guests on this week's show on Revival FM.

Two of Moraine Valley's history faculty members Merri Fefles and Jim McIntyre as they discuss the ten most pivotal events in the history of the Middle East

Two of Moraine Valley's history faculty members Merri Fefles and Jim McIntyre as they discuss the ten most pivotal events in the history of the Middle East

Two of Moraine Valley's history faculty members Merri Fefles and Jim McIntyre as they discuss the ten most pivotal events in the history of the Middle East

Two of Moraine Valley's history faculty members Merri Fefles and Jim McIntyre as they discuss the ten most pivotal events in the history of the Middle East