Podcast appearances and mentions of John Cannon

John Cannon, Attorney (Cannon&Associates) joined us for #AskTheAttorney. Listeners can call in, text, email or submit their questions via social media or email.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Cannon, our attorney on call, joins us to talk the law Go to jpcannonlawfirm.com Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X PLUS The Morning Animals on XListen to past episodes HERE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Cannon, Attorney (Cannon&Associates) joined us for #AskTheAttorney. Listeners can call in, text, email or submit their questions via social media or email.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Cannon, our attorney on call, joins us to answer yours and ours legal questions. Go to jpcannonlawfirm.com Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X PLUS The Morning Animals on XListen to past episodes HERE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Cannon, our attorney on call, joins us to talk tips on if your pulled over and lawyer movies. Go to jpcannonlawfirm.com Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X PLUS The Morning Animals on XListen to past episodes HERE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Cannon, our attorney on call, joins us answer your law questions! Go to jpcannonlawfirm.com Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X PLUS The Morning Animals on XListen to past episodes HERE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Attorney, John Cannon from jpcannonlawfirm.com, joins us to answer all your legal questions Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X PLUS The Morning Animals on XListen to past episodes HERE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, we dive deep into the baffling case of Susie Lamplugh, an estate agent who vanished in 1986. Centered around the mysterious license plate SLP 386 S, we explore the prime suspect John Cannon, the investigation's twists and turns, and the chilling patterns that emerged. Despite the mounting evidence, the case remains unsolved, leaving lingering questions and dark theories. We also highlight the profound impact of Susie's disappearance, leading to the establishment of the Susie Lamplugh Trust, which champions personal safety and awareness, transforming public policy and individual behavior.00:00 Introduction to the Case01:07 The Disappearance of Susie Lamplaugh02:13 Initial Investigation and Suspects03:21 John Cannon: The Prime Suspect04:55 Reopening the Case08:19 Exploring Alternative Theories14:27 The Impact and Legacy of Susie Lamplaugh17:32 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our Attorney, John Cannon, joins us to answer all legal questions. Go to jpcannonlawfirm.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This November, California voters will have the chance to pass Proposition 6. This ballot referendum would nullify the state constitution's exception for involuntary servitude as punishment for a crime, and institute additional protections for incarcerated people. Jeronimo Aguilar of Legal Services for Prisoners with Children, and John Cannon of All of Us or None join Rattling the Bars for a breakdown of Prop 6.To learn more about Prop 6, visit https://voteyesprop6.com/Studio Production: David HebdenPost-Production: Cameron GranadinoHelp us continue producing Rattling the Bars by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer.Sign up for our newsletterLike us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterDonate to support this podcast

This November, California voters will have the chance to pass Proposition 6. This ballot referendum would nullify the state constitution's exception for involuntary servitude as punishment for a crime, and institute additional protections for incarcerated people. Jeronimo Aguilar of Legal Services for Prisoners with Children, and John Cannon of All of Us or None join Rattling the Bars for a breakdown of Prop 6.To learn more about Prop 6, visit https://voteyesprop6.com/Studio Production: David HebdenPost-Production: Cameron GranadinoHelp us continue producing Rattling the Bars by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer.Sign up for our newsletterLike us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterDonate to support this podcast

What happens when a successful career in politics and investment banking leads to a profound spiritual awakening? Join us as we uncover the inspiring journey of John Cannon, who embraced his faith and founded Sent, a thriving hub for Catholic entrepreneurs. Discover how his transformative experience with the Carmelites shaped his path, allowing him to blend business expertise with spirituality.Explore the tension between worldly success and spiritual fulfillment as John reflects on his pursuit of a contemplative lifestyle amidst financial duties. Gain insights into the mission of Sent Ventures, where modern-day saint founders find resources for faith-integrated ventures. John emphasizes the importance of harmonizing prayer, community, and work, illustrating how this balance can rejuvenate both personal spirituality and broader society. Learn about the intriguing "monk mindset," inspired by the monastic life, and its potential to transform various facets of existence. This episode promises to inspire with its tale of grace, faith, and personal transformation.Send us a textSupport the show

After a memorable defensive performance vs. No. 4 Alabama the Head Coach discusses that, and how to fine tune matters to close the gap on those top teams. Also a drop by from Volleyball HC Jolene Shepardson, and Place Kicker John Cannon. Hosted by Darek Sharp, Caylee Cottrell and Joey Johnston.

Our attorney, John Cannon joins us to talk Tyreek detainment, Watson lawsuit, law questions and more! Go to jpcannonlawfirm.com Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X PLUS The Morning Animals on XListen to past episodes HERE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our attorney John Cannon joins us in studio to answer our law questions, visit jpcannonlawfirm.com Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X PLUS The Morning Animals on XListen to past episodes HERE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Seek first the Kingdom of God, and all these other things will be given to you besides.” When the Lord speaks to his disciples about anxieties, about busyness, about the hustle and bustle of the world, he does not lead them to abandon everything and run away; rather, he leads them to put the first thing first, and allow everything to come into the proper place thereafter. The life of integration, of wholeness, indeed of true holiness is rooted in putting God first and giving Him the authority to form you, guide you, and send you on mission. The monastic tradition has long offered pathways to this ordered, harmonious, rightly prioritized life, building communities where God is pursued first and in all things, while work and play and rest and learning and daily needs are organized with this first and truly necessary thing. But for those of us who do not enter monastic life, who live in the midst of the world with worldly anxieties and busyness and the hustle and bustle, we might think ourselves cut off from that wisdom.Enter my guest today: John Cannon. He knows his way around the world, but he was significantly and definitively formed in a Carmelite monastery, where he was a monk for seven years. His mission now is to bring the order and harmony of the monastery, the fruits of that integrated life lived for and with the Lord, into the world. In particular, he serves and works with Catholic CEOs, founders, and investors to help them grow their ventures and their faith. He also launched Monk Mindset, which offers all of us, regardless of our jobs or stations in life, the opportunity to incorporate the simplicity, order, and harmony of the monastic life into our everyday lives.Follow-up Resources:Learn about SENT Ventures, which helps you lead your business with the collective wisdom of a faith-aligned community.Find information about the SENT Summit 2024, which will take place September 3–6, 2024, in Dallas-Fort Worth.Visit Monk Mindset, where you can sign up for a weekly newsletter, find a guide for building your daily and weekly schedule in alignment with monastic wisdom, and begin to seek greater order, harmony, and simplicity.“Monastic Life and Human Ecology, with Abbot Austin Murphy, OSB,” podcast episode via Church Life Today“You Gotta Confront Who You Are!” by Travis Lacy, article in Church Life JournalChurch Life Today is a partnership between the McGrath Institute for Church Life at the University of Notre Dame and OSV Podcasts from Our Sunday Visitor. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

John Cannon, our attorney on call, joins us to talk tips on if your pulled over and lawyer movies. Go to jpcannonlawfirm.com Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X PLUS The Morning Animals on XListen to past episodes HERE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After dethroning nemesis Broadneck to win the Class 4A state championship in boys lacrosse for the second time, Urbana coach Gavin Donahue, leading scorer TJ Harne and standout goalie Zach Thayer are this week's guests on The Final Score podcast. Appearing for the second time in a month, Donahue once again addresses the question from host Greg Swatek of whether this Urbana lacrosse team was the best ever from Frederick County. The Hawks finished 20-0, averaged roughly 14 goals per game and overcame the Broadneck hurdle after the Bruins had knocked them out in the state semifinals the previous two seasons. Harne, the leading scorer in Frederick County this season by a huge margin, discusses how he developed such a pinpoint shot. And Thayer, a sophomore, talks about playing such a big role as one of the youngest players on the team and how he was able to stand so tall in such a pressure-packed moment, such as a state final. With 28 players returning next season, the guys also talk about Urbana's chances of becoming the first lacrosse team from Frederick County to win back-to-back state titles. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writer John Cannon joins Greg to talk about Middletown's state championship in baseball and near misses by the Linganore softball and Urbana girls lacrosse teams in state finals, among other topics. The podcast is available at http://www.fnppodcasts.com and via iTunes, Google Play and other podcast apps.

Our attorney, John Cannon of Cannon and Associates, joins us to talk about Scottie Scheffler getting arrested Follow the Sports Animal on Facebook, Instagram and X PLUS The Morning Animals on XListen to past episodes HERE!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the Baltimore Orioles set to begin another season this week after a busy and eventful offseason, Geoff Arnold, the team's radio play-by-play voice, is this week's guest on the Final Score podcast. Arnold chats with host Greg Swatek about his expectations for a young and talented team that won 101 games last season and finished the regular season with the best record in the American League, only to make a quick playoff exit against the eventual World Series champions, the Texas Rangers. The guys talk about the makeup of the Opening Day roster, the decision to leave top prospect Jackson Holliday off of it and the decision to put top outfield prospect Colton Cowser on it. They discuss what former National League Cy Young Award winner Corbin Burnes will bring to the pitching staff, in addition to the sale of the team from the Angelos family to Baltimore billionaire David Rubenstein and what that might mean for the club. Plus, Geoff reveals his favorite road cities to visit and call a game. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to discuss former Urbana High standout Trey Lipscomb nearly making the Opening Day roster of the Washington Nationals as a 23-year-old, as well as their early impressions of the spring season for Frederick County high school sports.

After reaching the program's first state final since 2015, coach Rob Healy, senior guard Skai Bayless and junior guard Emma Carey are this week's guests on The Final Score podcast. The trio chats with host Greg Swatek about the team's resilience, not just in overcoming the major injuries it has had this season, but also brushing aside adverse moments, like the 10-point halftime deficit against Oxon Hill in the Class 3A state semifinals. The group also talks about the team's defensive identity, why it aims to hold opponents under 40 points in games and the expectations for Saturday evening's 3A championship game against Baltimore Poly at the University of Maryland's Xfinity Center in College Park. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to discuss the state basketball semifinals, which also featured the Frederick High and Middletown boys, as well as the Catoctin girls. The guys talk about Frederick High's huge, 61-49 victory over Henry A. Wise on its home court Wednesday in a 4A boys semifinal and look ahead to the two state finals involving the Cadets against Walt Whitman for the 4A championship at 8 p.m. Saturday and the Oakdale girls against Poly for the 3A championship at 6 p.m. Saturday.

Upon being hired by St. John's Catholic Prep as its new varsity football coach, Tyree Spinner is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Spinner chats with host Greg Swatek about what appealed to him at the SCJP job and why his background as a coach and player made him an ideal fit for it. He talks about growing up in a competitive household where staying inside and inactivity were not options for him or his siblings. He talks about getting his start in coaching and having success at places with limited resources. Spinner also talks about his vision for the SCJP program and how the values of the school line up with his own personal standards. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to discuss the high school regional basketball championships and take a look ahead to the state quarterfinals, which involve three boys teams and two girls teams from Frederick County.

With the state wrestling championships on tap this weekend in Upper Marlboro, Tuscarora High wrestling coach Trey Coates, one of the biggest advocates for the sport in Frederick County, is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Coates chats with host Greg Swatek about the tremendous season the Titans have had, advancing all the way to the Class 3A West regional duals final, during which they gave eventual state champion Linganore a tussle, and then sending a large contingent of wrestlers to the individual state championships this weekend. Coates also discusses in detail how he was able to get a flourishing girls wrestling program going at Tuscarora. The Titans had roughly 18 girls come out for the wrestling team this season, which was easily the most of any school in Frederick County, and will send seven wrestlers to the state girls wrestling tournament this weekend at The Show Place Arena. How was he able to get so many girls interested in wrestling? Was he surprised by the turnout? What were the challenges associated with coaching girls as a male wrestling coach? What does he feel is the future of girls wrestling in Frederick County now that there are county titles awarded to girls? Prior to that discussion, FNP sports writers John Cannon and Alexander Dacy join Greg to discuss the basketball playoffs in Frederick County, as well as Oakdale's run to the Maryland state final in ice hockey.

As the coach of one of the hottest basketball teams in Frederick County, Oakdale High girls basketball coach Rob Healy is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Healy, the only girls basketball coach Oakdale has ever had, chats with host Greg Swatek about why the Bears are playing so well. They had won 13 in a row prior to falling to Frederick High 32-26 this week in a defensive slugfest for the Central Maryland Conference large-school championship. He talks about the team's defensive mindset and why the 40-point mark is so significant for them. And he talks about how far the program has come over the course of its 15-year history and expectations for the rest of this season now that the playoffs are about to begin. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writer Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to discuss the CMC basketball large school championship games, both won by Frederick High. They also review the local winners from the state indoor track meet this week in Landover.

After Linganore wrestling won the state title in the Class 3A duals for the second consecutive year last Saturday in Waldorf, coach Ben Arneson and junior standout Brennan Considine are this week's guests on The Final Score podcast. Arneson and Considine chat with host Greg Swatek about the 34-31 victory over South River in the 3A championship match and all the moments that made it momentous. South River had won the 4A duals title the previous two seasons before dropping down to 3A this season. So, Linganore was facing a formidable challenge. The conversation also addresses the workmanlike nature of this Linganore team, the pivot to the individual portion of the wrestling season and the upcoming Frederick County tournament this weekend, which will feature a girls tournament for the first time. What can we expect over these next two weeks of wrestling leading into states? Prior to that discussion, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to review last weekend's county swimming championships and some notable results on the Frederick County basketball scene over the last week.

Back on the sideline after more than a decade out of coaching, Middletown High girls basketball coach Chris Krivos is this week's guest on The FInal Score podcast. Krivos chats with host Greg Swatek about why he decided to coach again and why Middletown was the right place for him to do it. He talks about how much coaching has changed since he last coached in 2010 at Urbana and how he has had to adapt to the changes. He also talks about his time at Oakdale, where he served as the athletic director when the school opened in 2010 and hired several coaches that are still working and thriving there. How challenging was it to build an athletic department from the ground up? And what did he learn from the experience? Plus, championship season has officially arrived for winter sports in Frederick County. Linganore and Middletown repeated as regional duals wrestling champions and are headed to states this weekend, the Frederick County Public School diving championships took place and the county swimming championships are on tap for Saturday. Plus, red-hot Oakdale is set to meet first-place Frederick in a girls basketball showdown. FNP sports writers John Cannon and Alexander Dacy join Greg to talk about all of that.

After being named the new varsity football coach at Walkersville High School, Tyler Thompson is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Thompson chats with host Greg Swatek about his new job and how the hiring process unfolded. After serving as the defensive coordinator under former coach Joe Polce for the last five years, he talks about why he was ready to take this step and the expectations he has for the program going forward. The conversation extends back to Thompson's playing days at Linganore, where he won a state championship on arguably the best football team Frederick County has ever seen back in 2009, and how he got his start into coaching. Where does the Walkersville football program go from here? What is he looking forward to the most? Thompson addresses those questions as well. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to discuss the Thompson hiring at Walkersville and some of the unusual storylines unfolding during this high school basketball season for both the boys and the girls.

With his team battling to win every match that it can, Catoctin High wrestling coach Rick Reeder is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Reeder chats with host Greg Swatek about his small and mighty team. The Cougars can't fill every weight class, which forces them to forfeit four to five matches per dual meet. Yet, in the matches they actually do wrestle, they often win, which keeps them competitive against just about any team. A graduate of Frederick High School, Reeder also talks about how he got his start into wrestling and coaching, as well as the rise of girls wrestling and what it means for the sport. He talks about his time spent as a player and head coach with the semi-pro football team, the Frederick Outlaws, and shares how he became the first head coach for the Baltimore Charm in the now defunct Lingerie Football League. Was that job really as great as some people might think? Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg, as they always do, to discuss the Frederick County sports scene. This week's topics include a buzzer beater for the Catoctin High boys basketball team and a big win for the Frederick High girls.

Less than an week after officially stepping down from his long-time job as Walkersville High School's varsity football coach, Joe Polce is this week's guest on The Final Score poddcast. Polce chats with host Greg Swatek about the timing and difficulty of his decision. He coached football in Frederick County for 29, including 18 at his alma mater, Walkersville and 14 as the head coach of the Lions. They talk about some of the most memorable moments during that span, including the 2016 state championship and the 12-man-on-the-field touchdown that cost the previously unbeaten 2017 team against eventual Class 2A champion Damascus. Polce also addresses his future and the future of the program. How much will his miss the job? How will he fill the time? Does he still have a future in coaching? Who does he think should be Walkersville's next coach? Prior to that discusion, FNP sports writers John Cannon and Alexander Dacy join Greg to talk about Polce's retirement and some of the memorable moments in his coaching career, as well as Frederick's stunning loss to Urbana in boys basketball last week.

With his team off to a hot start this season, Middletown High boys basketball coach John Keimig is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast, the first of 2024. The Knights are 9-0 after a 40-point road win over Clear Spring earlier this week. They also have road wins over typically formidable county rivals Tuscarora and Walkersville. Keimig explains to host Greg Swatek why the team is playing so well and what sort of potential it has as the season goes on. He talks about how his passion for coaching started and has evolved and what it was like for him to take over the boys basketball program at a school he went to and played for. Keimig also talks about why basketball has always been such an important part of his life and what his life might look like if he wasn't coaching the sport right now. Prior to that discussion, FNP sports writer Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to discuss the high school basketball landscape in Frederick County and other winter sports.

On the final episode of 2023 for The Final Score podcast, Frederick Community College men's basketball coach Darryl Whiten is the guest. Whiten tells host Greg Swatek about how his team was able to overcome a slow start to the season. The Cougars started the season with four straight losses and are now 4-5 as they hit their holiday break. Now in his second season on the job, Whiten talks about how he has benefitted as a coach from his increased familiarity with his players and the day-to-day operations of the program and why its important for the team to be active and engaged with the surrounding community off the court. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writer Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to discuss the top sports stories in Frederick County for 2023. What do the guys feel is the Story of the Year for Frederick County sports? And what were some of the other big moments that stood out in their minds?

The 13th Amendment of the US Constitution makes an exception to the abolition of slavery in order to permit the use of "involuntary servitude" as punishment for a crime. The modern system of mass incarceration depends on this exception to justify paying millions of incarcerated people subminimum wages that many advocates say is virtually indistinguishable from forms of slavery. Various US states also have their own constitutional "exception clauses" that mirror the language of the 13th Amendment, providing an additional layer of legal justification for the exploitation of prisoners. Jeronimo Aguilar and John Cannon of the organizations Prisoners with Children—All of Us or None join Rattling the Bars to discuss the years-long campaign to eliminate the exception clauses in California.Studio Production: Cameron GranadinoPost Production: Cameron GranadinoHelp us continue producing Rattling the Bars by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer: Donate: https://therealnews.com/donate-pod-rtbSign up for our newsletter: https://therealnews.com/nl-pod-rtbLike us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/therealnewsFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealnews

The 13th Amendment of the US Constitution makes an exception to the abolition of slavery in order to permit the use of "involuntary servitude" as punishment for a crime. The modern system of mass incarceration depends on this exception to justify paying millions of incarcerated people subminimum wages that many advocates say is virtually indistinguishable from forms of slavery. Various US states also have their own constitutional "exception clauses" that mirror the language of the 13th Amendment, providing an additional layer of legal justification for the exploitation of prisoners. Jeronimo Aguilar and John Cannon of the organizations Prisoners with Children—All of Us or None join Rattling the Bars to discuss the years-long campaign to eliminate the exception clauses in California.Studio Production: Cameron GranadinoPost Production: Cameron GranadinoHelp us continue producing Rattling the Bars by following us and becoming a monthly sustainer: Donate: https://therealnews.com/donate-pod-rtbSign up for our newsletter: https://therealnews.com/nl-pod-rtbLike us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/therealnewsFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/therealnews

In the wake of their 42-35 victory over Linganore in the fist state football final between Frederick County teams, Oakdale's Big Three, senior quarterback Evan Austin, senior defensive end/tight end Dom Nichols and senior receiver/defensive back Hunter Thompson, as well as coach Kurt Stein, are this week's guest on The Final Score podcast.The guys chat with host Greg Swatek about the significance of playing in the first all-county football state final and the pressure they felt to win after falling in the Class 3A championship game the previous season.How did they manage that pressure all season, both internal and external, given that they were expected to win all of their games and the championship? How did they feel after they won, more joy or relief? And what they will remember the most about the game and the season?The guys also address their own futures and the future of the Oakdale football program. All three will be playing Division I football in college, Nichols at Michigan, Austin at UNC-Charlotte as a receiver and Thompson at Ohio University. Nichols and Austin will be graduating early and leaving to begin their college lives at the end of December, forgoing their final basketball season at Oakdale in the process. And Stein will be tasked with trying to replace three of the finest football players to ever play in Frederick County next season at Oakdale. How does he look at that challenge?Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Gregto take a swing around the Frederick County sports landscape early in the winter season for high school sports.

As he and the Los Angeles Rams prepare to face the Ravens on Sunday in Baltimore, Rob Havenstein, a Linganore graduate and the starting right tackle for the Rams, is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Now a nine-year NFL veteran, Havenstein chats with host Greg Swatek about his longevity in a league in which the average career lasts 3.3 years, with variance by position. How does he prepare differently than when he first came in the league? How is his body holding up? And how much longer does he want to keep playing? Havenstein also talks about the Rams' struggles over the last two seasons, as they have been riddled by injuries to key players, in contrast to winning the Super Bowl just two years ago, as well as the joys of coming home and playing games with a lot of friends and family present. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to discuss Oakdale's 42-35 victory over Linganore in the first state football final between Frederick County teams last Saturday night in Annapolis. Plus, the guys offer a bit of a winter sports preview.

As they prepare to face off in the first state football final between Frederick County teams, coach Rick Conner and senior wide receiver Matthew Hauptman of Linganore and coach Kurt Stein and senior center Sean Tetteh of Oakdale are this week's guests on The Final Score podcast. In separate segments, the players and coaches talk chat with host Greg Swatek about the significance of playing in this historic game, the rivalry between the schools and the history the players already share, which includes a youth football championship game. Prior to those discussions, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to talk about the two teams, how they view they significance of this game and what they are expecting from it.

With another season set to begin, Mount St. Mary's women's basketball coach Antoine White is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. The Mountaineers are set to begin their second season in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC). White chats with host Greg Swatek about what he knows know about the league that he didn't know last year going into their first season. He talks about how his recruiting methods have changed and how recent renovations to the on-campus facilities will benefit the program. White also talks about the upcoming season, which begins Nov. 9 at Howard University in D.C., and the makeup of his roster, which has a distinctive new look and has turned over quite a bit since they last played in the NCAA tournament after winning the Northeast Conference in 2021. Prior to that discussion, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to talk about the championship game for the inaugural season of girls flag football in the county and how it unfolded, in addition to the future of the sport going forward. They also run down where things stand for the rest of the fall playoffs regarding Frederick County sports teams and athletes.

With his team riding a two-game winning streak and playing some of its best football of the season, St. John's Catholic Prep football coach Nate Marr is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Now in his second season on the job, Marr chats with host Greg Swatek about the challenges of coaching at a small private school in a football-rich area like Frederick County. He talks about how it compares to his previous jobs as a college coach since he has to recruit and the expectations he has for his players once they come into his program. Marr also talks about the Vikings current season and why they seem to be playing so well at the moment, as well as the record setting performance by his senior running back, Zion Ntemi, in last week's 34-0 win at Annapolis Christian. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to review the week that was in Frederick County sports, as they always do. What happened in Week 7 of the high school football season? What is on tap for Week 8? Who will be playing in this weekend's Central Maryland Conference championship games at Tuscarora and Smithsburg high schools. The guys fill you in on all of that.

With Walkersville High having one of its best field hockey seasons ever, Lions coach Kelly Ditrick is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Ditrick chats with host Greg Swatek about the team's signature victory so far over perennial power Liberty, 2-1 on Sept. 22. It's not often that Walkersville beats Liberty, which plays in field-hockey rich Carroll County and has won three state titles in the last seven years. Ditrick discusses the significance of that win and how it propelled her team going forward. She also talks about how the team has overcome the loss of twin sisters Oliva and Hannah Miller, the Offensive and Defensively Player of the Year, respectively, to gradation and how it shook off a season-opening loss to Francis Scott Key and hasn't loss since. Ditrick also talks about her own background in the sport, playing for a highly ranked college team at Kent State, and how she got into coaching. She also discusses the challenges of taking over the Walkersville program only a few weeks prior to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to talk about the latest happenings on fall sports scene in Frederick County, including a look back on Week 6 of the high school football season and a look ahead to Week 7.

With his team still unbeaten near the midpoint of the season, Walkersville High girls soccer coach Paul Bryan is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast. Bryan chats with host Greg Swatek about the strengths of his team and if it has legitimate hopes of winning the program's first state championship in Class 2A. The two discuss some of Walkersville's great girls soccer teams in recent years, including the team that made the run to the 2A championship game in 2018, and where this season's team ranks by comparison. Plus, Bryan explains why he doesn't get carried away with expectations or future results. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to look back on Week 4 of the high school football season here in Frederick County, including the big showdown between Oakdale and Linganore, and look ahead to Week 5. They also talk about other prominent headlines during the county's fall sports season.

With his girls team in position to challenge for a state title, longtime Frederick High cross country coach Frank Strakonsky is this week' guest on the Final Score podcast. Strakonsky chats with host Greg Swatek about growing up in Frederick County and how his coaching career, now in its 25th year, got started. They talk about why Strakonsky decided start coaching cross country and the mentors he had to help show him the ropes, such as Jack Griffin and Don Boyer. Then, they talk about his girls team at Frederick High this season, what makes it so strong and why it is well positioned to challenge for a state title. Plus, Strakonsky reflects on all of the growth and change in Frederick County that has taken place during his 25 years as a high-school coach, and why it's important for he and his wife to be present for and to support the other sports programs at Frederick High. Prior to that, FNP sports writer Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to discuss the high school sports scene in the county. They look back on Week 3 of the high school football season and look ahead to Week 4, which includes the big matchup between Oakdale and Linganore.

This week, we unearth John Cannon's journey, from his stern upbringing to his introduction to crime at a tender age, his personal battles with anxiety and isolation, and his checkered love life. We illuminate how this individual, despite his horrifying deeds, could wield a disarming charm that deceived many.We also pay homage to the brave women who dared to outfox him, and delve into the uncertain fate of Suzy Lamplugh, and the subsequent establishment of the Suzy Lamplugh Trust working against abuse and violence.Sources:Shirley Banks' killer John Cannan is making a bid for freedom after almost 35 years in prison from West Somerset FreePressJohn Cannan - Shirley Banks Murder from Murder UKJohn Cannan "The Lady Killer" from Erin Waddell, Breeanne Berlin and Ryan Mank at Radford UniversityThe Unsolved Murder of Sandra Court from MediumThe House for Sale Rapist & Killer from World's Most Evil KillersLearn More About the Suzy Lamplugh TrustSee ya next Wednesday! Intro/Outro Music: A Creepy Music from Music UnlimitedInstagram: @wickedwithinpodcastWebsite: wickedwithinpodcast.com

As he helps usher in a new era for Frederick County athletics, Tuscarora High School girls flag football co-coach Mike O'Brien is the guest this week on The Final Score podcast. O'Brien chats with host Greg Swatek about his lengthy coaching career in the county, which has included multiple schools and multiple sports and now involves the county's brand new varsity sport, girls flag football. He talks about why he decided to coach girls flag football and how he and Jess Valentine manage Tuscarora' team as co-head coaches. He discusses the Titans' 25-0 win over Brunswick, where he previously served as the athletic director, in the big kickoff event last week at Frederick High and talks about his expectations and the excitement around the sport going forward. Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to discuss the past week that was in Frederick County sports, including their thoughts and impressions on the first week of traditional high school football.

With the high school football season starting this week, Oakdale High football coach Kurt Stein is this week's guest on The Final Score podcast Stein chats with host Greg Swatek about the keys to the season for his team, which returns most of its top players after falling to Damascus in the Class 3A championship game last season. What will it take for the Bears to get over the hump and win the title this season? How will they manage their extremely challenging schedule? In what ways might they be even better this season? Prior to that conversation, FNP sports writers Alexander Dacy and John Cannon join Greg to comprehensively preview the high school football season and share their thoughts on the first varsity girls flag football games to be played in the county. The guys offer a team-by-team breakdown of the 10 public school and two private school teams that play football in Frederick County. They also share their initial impressions of girls flag football and where they feel that sport is headed after the historic first night of games.

Reverend John Cannon, Senior Pastor of Asbury United Methodist Church,  is our guest on Discover Lafayette. This is a special rebroadcast of an interview we did in March 2020, right before COVID shut down life as we knew it. We'll always treasure this inspirational message! A native of Shreveport, John Cannon graduated from the University of Arkansas and LSU Law School. While working as an Assistant District Attorney in East Baton Rouge, he began to discern a call to pastoral ministry that he had first experienced as a youth in the Episcopal Church. Following that call, John attended the Saint Paul School of Theology in Kansas City, Missouri. Before joining Asbury as Senior Pastor, John served as the District Superintendent for the 74 churches of the Acadiana District of The United Methodist Church. Cannon's first appointment as a pastor was at Church of Our Savior in Junction City, Kansas. Located near U. S. Army Fort Riley, the congregation was multi-ethnic with about fifty members, most of whom were retired military. It was a simple time for Cannon and his wife, Erin, and the church provided a home for them to live in as he commuted twice a week for two hours to attend his theological classes in Kansas City. Asbury UMC is one of the largest churches in Louisiana, with about 1000 active members attending services in any month. Cannon explained that even in large churches, it is important to maintain a “small church feel” so that people feel connected to one another. Large congregations have to work to create that feel; small groups such as Sunday School classes or adult and children ministries are important so that each individual member can connect with others and share their God-given gifts. Cannon's training in his first career as an appellate attorney has many similarities with his work as a pastor. He believes the best lawyers are storytellers and the best stories are the ones that make you think and bring you to a new place of understanding. Today as a pastor, Cannon is a collector of stories….odd, humorous, and interesting stories of real people he finds in the news and saves in a manilla folder for use in his sermons. The congregation enjoys his humorous openings to sermons where the true, offbeat human story is woven into a relevant passage of scripture to more impactfully deliver the message. Cannon believes that is why Jesus used parables as he taught His messages so that the crowds could understand the teaching and relate them to everyday life. You could say that John Cannon makes his closing argument for God each and every week! Asbury draws a diverse crowd of all ages, socioeconomic backgrounds, and is a place of acceptance for the LGBTQ community. Cannon is proud that the congregation models what it means to be a family, even when all members don't agree on every societal issue, and stated, “At the end of the day, we love each other, support each other, and have each other's back.” Ultimately, it's all about love, the love that Jesus exemplified in His two great commandments: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.'[a] 38 This is the first and greatest commandment. 39 And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.'[b] 40 All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.” Matthew 22:35-40. We thank Reverend John Cannon for his contributions to our faith community. For more information on Asbury United Methodist Church, its worship services and ministries, please visit https://www.asburylafayette.org/

Trent is joined by John Cannon as they talk NBA Finals, Chris Williams joins to talk Cyclones & Big 12 news

Trent joined by John Cannon for Hour 2 with a Pitch Com for umpires idea, Tom Kakert talks Hawkeyes & Claxons' Giveaway

Dr. John Cannon, IMO President, outlines the concerns in capacity and staffing in the health system that will be tabled at the IMO annual conference.

We get it - relinquishing control can be hard to do. But it won't bankrupt your firm - it will position it for growth. Just ask this week's guest, Attorney John Cannon (which we did for you!). He joins us this week to talk about what he delegated and how he went about doing it.Want to learn more about John and his firm? Visit jpcannonlawfirm.com or email John directly at john@jpcannonlawfirm.com