Podcast appearances and mentions of John Eisenberg

Over the past two years, our pal and longtime writer and author John Eisenberg has unraveled the history of the Baltimore Orioles via his Bird Tapes on Substack and a series of new conversations with the legends of Birdland. Here, he joins Nestor to discuss the sudden unraveling of whatever Mike Elias had built and the uncertainty of new ownership with David Rubenstein as the Orioles have fired their longtime manager and sit mired in last place in the American League East. The post John Eisenberg discusses weight and responsibility of getting Orioles history told from the authors of tale and tapestry first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

Longtime Baltimore sports writer John Eisenberg returns for another season of Orioles baseball and an announcement about his continuing journey through the history of the franchise – even as he enjoys the present and opines about the future. And, of course, the venerable columnist brings out his journalism sniffer on the Justin Tucker scandal and the NFL investigation. The post John Eisenberg joins Nestor to discuss more Birdtapes, Orioles updates and Ravens realities with Justin Tucker first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

My guest for Episode #523 of the Lean Blog Interviews Podcast is Mike Eisenberg. He's been a filmmaker since 2010 with his production company, Tall Tale Productions, after completing his B.A. in Journalism at Marietta College in Ohio. Episode page with video, transcript, and more Mike's father, Dr. John Eisenberg, was a leader in national patient safety efforts as the director of the Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ) until his passing in 2002. His legacy is prevalent throughout Mike's presentation, as well as his approach. His new documentary, released last September, is titled “The Pitch: Patient Safety's Next Generation.”  He previously joined us in Episode #329, where we discussed his film "To Err is Human." In 2006, Mike was drafted by the Cleveland Indians in the MLB Draft and played 3 seasons of professional baseball before beginning his filmmaking career. He now speaks at hospitals, universities, and conferences, where his insight provides a new perspective on a problem that persists across the globe. In today's episode, we explore the evolution of patient safety and the transformative role of technology in healthcare. The conversation dives into how innovations—from advanced command centers to cutting-edge virtual reality and AI applications—are redefining how hospitals prevent and respond to medical errors. The discussion challenges the conventional blame-and-shame approach and instead highlights the importance of building systems that foster trust and resilience among healthcare professionals and patients alike. We also examine the nuances of integrating technology into complex healthcare environments, discussing how effective communication, standardized protocols, and smart design can work together to minimize human error. Drawing insightful parallels with industries like aviation, the episode offers a fresh perspective on the critical need for systemic improvements and the potential for new technological solutions to drive the next generation of patient safety. Questions, Notes, and Highlights: How is technology transforming patient safety in healthcare? What role do advanced command centers, virtual reality, and AI play in preventing medical errors? How can healthcare shift away from a blame-and-shame culture? What strategies build trust and resilience among healthcare professionals and patients? How do effective communication, standardized protocols, and smart design minimize human error? What lessons can be learned from the aviation industry regarding safety and error management? What challenges arise when integrating technology into complex healthcare environments? How can innovation drive the next generation of patient safety? This podcast is part of the #LeanCommunicators network. 

This Day in Legal History: United States v. Peters DecidedOn February 20, 1809, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its ruling in United States v. Peters, a case that reinforced the authority of federal courts over state legislatures. The dispute arose when the Pennsylvania legislature attempted to defy a federal court order regarding a financial judgment. Chief Justice John Marshall, writing for the Court, held that allowing states to override federal judicial decisions would threaten the constitutional structure and weaken the judiciary's role as an independent branch of government. The ruling reaffirmed the supremacy of federal law, a principle later cemented by cases like McCulloch v. Maryland and Cooper v. Aaron.The case stemmed from a long-running legal battle over a prize ship seized during the Revolutionary War. A Pennsylvania state court had refused to comply with a federal ruling ordering restitution to the ship's rightful owners. In his opinion, Marshall emphasized that state governments could not interfere with federal judicial authority, warning that such actions would lead to anarchy. Pennsylvania resisted the decision, but the ruling set a lasting precedent that federal courts have the final say on legal disputes involving national law.This decision played a crucial role in shaping American federalism by ensuring that states could not undermine federal judicial power. It reinforced the constitutional principle that the judiciary must remain independent to uphold the rule of law. In doing so, United States v. Peters helped establish the judiciary as a coequal branch of government, capable of enforcing its decisions even in the face of state opposition.President Donald Trump has announced plans to nominate several former advisers from his first term to key Justice Department positions. John Eisenberg has been tapped to lead the national security division, while Brett Shumate will head the civil division. Shumate, currently acting in that role, has been involved in defending the administration against lawsuits related to federal worker dismissals and agency restructuring. He previously worked at the law firm Jones Day and defended Trump's unsuccessful attempt to limit birthright citizenship.  Eisenberg, who served as legal adviser to the National Security Council during Trump's first term, has held multiple senior roles in the Justice Department and clerked for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Patrick Davis is set to lead the Office of Legislative Affairs, marking his third time in the department. All three appointments require Senate confirmation.  The nominations follow Trump's directive to remove all U.S. attorneys appointed by former President Joe Biden, claiming the Justice Department had been politicized. This move underscores Trump's continued efforts to reshape the department with loyalists from his previous administration.Trump picks first-term loyalists for top Justice Department posts | ReutersMastercard's £200 million settlement of a long-running lawsuit over card fees is facing opposition, raising concerns about the future of UK class action funding. The lawsuit, originally valued at £10 billion, was brought on behalf of 44 million British consumers, meaning each claimant would receive only about £2.27 if all sought payment. The deal is being challenged by litigation funder Innsworth Capital, which stands to receive half the settlement, arguing that the terms are unfair given its £45 million investment in the case.  The Competition Appeal Tribunal in London must now decide on the first contested settlement in the UK's emerging class action framework. The case comes amid growing uncertainty in the sector following a 2023 Supreme Court ruling that invalidated many litigation funding agreements. Further legal tests are expected, as the Court of Appeal is set to review funding arrangements for lawsuits against Apple and Sony later this year.  Consumer advocate Walter Merricks, who led the case, and Mastercard defend the settlement, stating that economic assessments now value the claim at under £200 million due to prior legal setbacks. The tribunal's decision could significantly impact future litigation funding in the UK.Mastercard landmark deal challenged in test for UK class action funding | ReutersA U.S. judge is scrutinizing a Justice Department request to drop corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, raising concerns about political interference. The request, ordered by a Trump-appointed official, has led to multiple resignations within the Justice Department, with critics arguing it ties Adams' legal fate to his cooperation with Trump's immigration policies. Adams, facing reelection, has denied any wrongdoing, while some Democrats fear dismissing the case would make him indebted to the Trump administration. The Justice Department's request to drop the charges "without prejudice" leaves the possibility of future prosecution, a move former federal prosecutors warn could be used as leverage.  The judge overseeing the case, Dale Ho, is a former civil rights attorney and Biden appointee whose nomination faced Republican opposition. Ho has a background in voting rights advocacy and previously challenged Trump administration policies before the Supreme Court. His handling of the Adams case will be the most high-profile decision of his judicial career. Legal experts note that while Ho cannot force prosecutors to continue the case, he can question their motives, particularly the timing of a potential re-filing after the New York mayoral election.  This case underscores broader concerns about the Justice Department's independence under Trump, with critics accusing his administration of using federal prosecutions to reward allies and punish opponents. Adams has previously claimed, without evidence, that the charges were political retribution from the Biden administration. Meanwhile, New York's political establishment is divided, with some calling for Adams' resignation and others waiting to see how the case unfolds. Governor Kathy Hochul has reportedly met with political leaders to discuss Adams' future, further intensifying the controversy.US judge questions 'unusual' request to drop Eric Adams case | ReutersWho is Dale Ho, the judge deciding whether to drop Eric Adams' case? | Reuters This is a public episode. 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Author and one-time Wall Street Journal reporter John Miller finally brings his Earl Weaver biography to life and joins Nestor to discuss better understanding his baseball legacy beyond the Baltimore Orioles. Join Miller and our friend John Eisenberg at Enoch Pratt Free Library on March 5th for an evening of Earl conversations. The post Author John Miller finally brings Earl Weaver biography to life to better understand his baseball legacy first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

John Eisenberg grew up surrounded by books. It was no surprise then that he wanted to write them one day. He has written eleven, his latest being Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football.Pre-order The Front RunnerSponsor: The Power of Narrative Conference. Use CNF15 at checkout for a 15% discount.Newsletter: Rage Against the AlgorithmShow notes: brendanomeara.comSupport: Patreon.com/cnfpod

Our mentor and longtime columnist at The Baltimore Sun, John Eisenberg returns with more lost Bird Tapes telling the history of Orioles baseball, and schools Nestor on Orioles offseason ownership history and some Washington and Baltimore football lore as the Commanders come north to face the Ravens. The post Our fave columnist John Eisenberg schools Nestor on Orioles offseason ownership history and Washington and Baltimore football lore first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

Experience the intersection of patient safety and cinematic storytelling with filmmaker Mike Eisenberg, as he shares his journey from creating the impactful documentary "To Err is Human" to his new project "The Pitch: Patient Safety's Next Generation." Inspired by his father, John Eisenberg, a trailblazer in healthcare quality, Mike sheds light on the positive strides in patient safety and how technology is revolutionizing the field. Expect to be moved and motivated by stories of innovation and the relentless pursuit of improvement in healthcare.Discover the transformative power of simulation technologies in healthcare education through the lens of Mike's filmmaking. From the bustling halls of a SimGhosts conference to the cutting-edge simulation labs at IXL in Omaha, Nebraska, Mike's narrative captures the dynamic shift in training methodologies, especially in a post-COVID world. Learn about the resilience and adaptability of young learners as they navigate new educational technologies, and understand the critical role of accessible, round-the-clock learning tools.Embark on the challenging journey of film distribution with Mike as he navigates financial hurdles and leverages community support to bring "The Pitch" to light. From crowdfunding efforts to the backing of industry leaders like Laerdal and CAE, explore the strategies that ensure the film reaches its audience. Engage in thought-provoking post-screening discussions and get the scoop on upcoming pre-release events and official streaming dates on platforms like iTunes and Amazon Prime. Mike's story is a testament to the power of community, technology, and unwavering dedication to patient safety.Film website: thepitchdocumentary.comhttps://talltaleproductions.com/the-pitch-documentary/Innovative SimSolutions.Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Local author and longtime Baltimore Sun columnist John Eisenberg joins Nestor once again to tell the unfolding story of The Bird Tapes, his re-found cassette interviews from a quarter of a century ago recounting the real history of Baltimore Orioles baseball with the men who lived it and wrote it.

Last year, fans in Baltimore were gripped by the Orioles' run into Major League Baseball's postseason, success not seen in nearly a decade. As the O's attempt to continue their winning ways this season, Midday takes a stroll down memory lane. John Eisenberg, a longtime sports columnist for the Baltimore Sun, draws from decades of his interviews with baseball stars of yesteryear. He joins Midday to discuss the series and what he learned from the legends of Orioles baseball.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

This is Part Two of our conversation with longtime columnist and author JOHN EISENBERG. We talk about his golf game, and he faces (and aces) the dreaded SIX PACK! We talk about his new book, "Rocket Men", which offers an inside look at the Black quarterbacks whose skill and grit transformed the NFL; and some of his other books including "The League", which focuses on the pioneering sportsmen who kept the league alive in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s, when its challenges were many and its survival was not guaranteed; and "The Streak" the book dedicated to Cal Ripken pursuit and eventually takeover of Lou Gehrig's Iron Man record. This is a great listen from a terrific storyteller.

As a kid, I dreamt of going to the biggest sporting events; Super Bowls and World Series games, NBA Finals and the Masters. It all seemed to glamorous and historic. We talk with long time BALTIMORE SUN columnist JOHN EISENBERG about how lucky he was to have covered them all. But he also points out that for columnists, who have to write SOMETHING every day, it's a job, and not an easy one. After almost 30 years with the Sun, John evolved into an amazing author of books like "Rocket Men", "The League" and others. We'll talk about that in Part 2 of our conversation, which comes out later this week.

00:00-20:00: Best-selling author John Eisenberg chats about his new project: Baltimore Orioles history at http://birdtapes.substack.com. Subscribe today.

Author and long-time Baltimore sports reporter John Eisenberg took a few minutes on Thursday morning to join the BBMS to discuss his new project, The Bird Tapes.  John went into his vault to break out some old interviews with legendary Orioles like Paul Blair, Brooks Robinson, and Earl Weaver, among others.  Hear about the origins of the project and what we can take from the past as we watch the resurgence of today's Birds.

It is time for a Friday edition of Glenn Clark Radio and plenty to do ahead of a busy weekend as we talk plenty of Orioles after they take three of four from the Yankees at Camden Yards this week, Stan ‘The Fan' Charles will be in studio with us to weigh in on the birds, how their pitching staff looks right now after a few changes to the rotation, Jackson Holliday, and much more. To kick things off, we'll check in with NY Times best-seller and NBA writer, Kirk Goldsberry, as we catch up with the former Spurs VP of strategic research and he tells us all about his new book “Hoop Atlas” and talk some playoff basketball. Then at 10:30am, our good friend, local author and our friend, John Eisenberg, will join us in studio to catch up with Stan and Glenn as we talk some Orioles, maybe a little Ravens and John will tell us about his latest project that takes him away from the typewriter this time around. Later in the second hour around 11:30am, we will head down to Churchill Downs to catch up with horse racing analyst, the great Randy Moss, as he helps us preview the Kentucky Derby, tries to win us some money and much more . Then at 11:50am, we will switch gears to focus on the Orioles upcoming series in Cincinnati as we check in with Reds Color Analyst and former MLB pitcher Chris Welsh as we preview what looks like an exciting series with Elly De La Cruz, their pitching staff and much more. If we have time, we'll do This Week In (the rest of) Baseball if time permits as well…

John Eisenberg Joins To Discuss The Bird Tapes

Local author and longtime sports columnist John Eisenberg tells Nestor about unearthing the lost Orioles conversations and tapes of the heroes Birdland from his turn-of-the-century book on Memorial Stadium and the legendary tales of Brooks Robinson, Earl Weaver, Jim Palmer and everyone associated with Orioles Magic. The post John Eisenberg tells Nestor about his lost Orioles heroes tapes of Birdland and resurrecting the glory first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

Hour 4 - The show ends with some more thoughts on the Ravens pre-draft press conference. Later on longtime Baltimore sports writer John Eisenberg joins the show to share his latest project highlighting Orioles history.

Page Turners - John Eisenberg - Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football

Longtime Baltimore Sun columnist and author of a book on the history of the Orioles – and many other things – John Eisenberg discusses a new era of Baltimore Orioles baseball with the ownership of David Rubenstein and how it can lift the city. The post Author John Eisenberg discusses a new era of Baltimore Orioles baseball and how it can lift the city first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

John Eisenberg, author of 11 books, speaks to Rabbi Sherman on his most recent book, Rocket Men. What is the history of the black quarterback in the NFL? How does this story fit into the racial history of America and what challenges still exist today?

Jim welcomes acclaimed sportswriter and author John Eisenberg to discuss his latest book, “Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football." Jim and John cover a number of topics, including which black quarterbacks deserve to join Warren Moon in the Football Hall of Fame (9:54), just how special Michael Vick was on the football field (18:04), black quarterbacks who would have been stars if given the proper opportunity (22:06), and of course, which four faces belong on Black Quarterback Mount Rushmore (26:54).

This next guest is a legend of the “pen” but he is a Baltimore-based author, retired sport columnist & speaker. He is a man that has over 3,000 columns, won 20 awards and witnessed historic sports achievements such as Ripken's Ironman streak, Tiger Woods barrier-busting Masters triumph, Jordan's Game 6 masterpiece (against Utah in 1998). Back in September his latest book (eleventh overall) was published and that is “Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football” Let's welcome John Eisenberg! Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Rocket-Men-Quarterbacks-Revolutionized-Football/dp/1541600401/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1RF6DZOF0NC39&keywords=rocket+men+the+black+quarterbacks+who+revolutionized+pro+football&qid=1704391375&sprefix=Rocket+Men%3A+The+Black+Quarterbacks+Who+Revolutionized+Pro+Football%2Caps%2C369&sr=8-1 Crazy Train Radio Facebook: www.facebook.com/realctradio Instagram: @crazytrainradio X/Twitter: @realctradio Website: crazytrainradio.us YouTube: youtube.com/crazytrainradio --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazytrainradio/support

John Eisenberg is a sports columnist and an author. His latest book, Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football is an eye-opening account of the history of black quarterbacks in the NFL. It's available for purchase everywhere books are sold. In this episode, John and I discuss: The intersection of race and sports; Is the NFL systemically racist?; Kyler Murray's “Homework” clause; Patrick Mahomes; Warren Moon; The Colin Kaepernick Controversy; A brief history of the NFL; Canada as a refuge from racism; The underground railroad; “Brick and Mortar” Bookstores; How to develop a love for reading; Biracial v Black Quarterbacks; How the NFL can improve; And much more! Below you'll find links to John's stuff: Rocket Men (Book):https://www.amazon.com/Rocket-Men-Quarterbacks-Revolutionized-Football/dp/1541600401Website: http://www.johneisenberg.com/X: @BmoreEisenberg*** My links: Check out my Instagram page for shorts from this and prior episodes: @danielethanfinneran https://www.instagram.com/danielethanfinneran/X: @DanielEFinneranWebsite: finneranswake.comEmail me at finneranswake@gmail.comMy sister project, PNEUMA, on which I put out sleep stories, meditations, mindfulness content: Youtube @pneumabydanielfinneran  Pneumameditations.comBe sure to subscribe to this channel if you enjoy these conversations and share them with family and friends! 

Football author John Eisenberg discusses his latest book, "Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football." He celebrates the careers of Warren Moon, Doug Williams, James Harris, and Randall Cunningham as well as current QBs Patrick Mahomes and Russell Wilson. The Game Before the Money Oral History Foundation is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit. Learn more at The Game Before the Money. 

John Eisenberg and Nestor discuss Angelos and MSA lease drama and four decades of seeing Orioles magic and tragic The post John Eisenberg and Nestor discuss Angelos and MSA lease drama and four decades of seeing Orioles magic and tragic first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

John Eisenberg and Nestor discuss black quarterbacks and legacy of Lamar Jackson changing the game The post John Eisenberg and Nestor discuss black quarterbacks and legacy of Lamar Jackson changing the game first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

00:00:-30:00: John Eisenberg chats about his new book Rocket Men. From Amazon: In Rocket Men, John Eisenberg offers the definitive history of Black quarterbacks in the NFL—men who shaped not only the history of football but the cause of civil rights in America. From early pioneers like Fritz Pollard to groundbreaking modern standouts like Marlin Briscoe and James “Shack” Harris, Black quarterbacks had to be twice as good as their white counterparts to get playing time—and even then, many never got that chance. That didn't begin to change in earnest until the 1990s and the 2000s, when racist notions about what Black quarterbacks supposedly couldn't do began to fade, paving the way for today's stars like Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson. Drawing on deep historical research and exclusive interviews with Black quarterbacks and players, coaches, and talent evaluators who have worked alongside them, Rocket Men is a celebration of the athletes and activists who transformed the game.

John Eisenberg, an award-winning former sportswriter and columnist at the Baltimore Sun is the author of ten books. His latest book, "Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football," is a compelling chronicle of the long, slow turn around in attitudes among NFL owners and coaches, who for nearly one hundred years refused to consider Black players as team leaders.Email us at midday@wypr.org, tweet us: @MiddayWYPR, or call us at 410-662-8780.

Welcome to a Thursday edition of GCR, busy show on tap for Glenn and Griffin as we talk O's as the MLB Playoffs roll on, plus Ravens-Steelers Sunday, we'll get you ready for it all. To open the show, hanging out in studio with us, is Baltimore-based author John Eisenberg, as we talk O's, Brooks Robinson, much more and we talk all about his new book, “Rocket Men”, all about the rise of the black quarterback in the NFL. At 11am, we will have our weekly picks segment when Ken Zalis hops on with us to pick all the biggest games of this week's slate including Ravens-Steelers and Maryland-Ohio State. At 11:30am, we will check in with former Terp, Shawne Merriman, who will help us preview Saturday in Columbus when the Terps try to knock off the Buckeyes, plus we'll talk a little Ravens and their signing of former Charger Kyle Van Noy and we'll find out what else ‘Lights Out' is up to. At 11:50am, we will preview this weekend's ‘Get in the Game' Sports Conference with Yusuff Khan from Visit Baltimore to tell us all about what you can find this weekend. And we'll wrap the program by listening to the second segment of Tuesday's ‘Tyus Bowser Show' featuring Tyus and his special guest, Justice Hill…

The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football.

Election day is almost here. And there is more on the ballot than candidates running for office. Voters in many municipalities are also being asked to consider ballot measures related to local governance. In the city of New Orleans, voters will examine three propositions on their ballots.    Every election cycle, the New Orleans-based Bureau of Governmental Research takes a close look at ballot measures affecting the city and makes recommendations to voters. Executive director Rebecca Mowbray joins us today for more on the organization's review of the Oct. ballot. As the saltwater wedge slowly makes its way up the Mississippi River, residents across the state are preparing to deal with the possibility of salinity in their drinking water. Officials have asked Louisianans not to hoard water, but many are already doing what researchers call “panic buying.” Nina Cleveland, an adjunct professor of emergency & security studies at Tulane University's School of Professional Advancement, studies the factors behind panic buying. She joins us now for more on the science –  and to offer some healthy alternatives. It's football season, which means New Orleans' bars are already packed on Sunday afternoons with the black and gold of the “Who Dat” nation. While more than half of NFL players are Black – a statistic that has remained steady for years – 2023 was the first year that two Black starting quarterbacks faced off in the Super Bowl. Why did it take more than 100 years of NFL history to get there?  That's the subject of John Eisenberg's new book, “Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football.” The Gulf States Newsroom's Joseph King talked with Eisenburg about the grueling journey for Black players and coaches in the league. Today's episode of Louisiana Considered was hosted by Bob Pavlovich. Our managing producer is Alana Schreiber and our assistant producer is Aubry Procell. Our engineer is Garrett Pittman.  You can listen to Louisiana Considered Monday through Friday at 12 and 7 p.m. It's available on Spotify, Google Play and wherever you get your podcasts.  Louisiana Considered wants to hear from you! Please fill out our pitch line to let us know what kinds of story ideas you have for our show. And while you're at it, fill out our listener survey! We want to keep bringing you the kinds of conversations you'd like to listen to. Louisiana Considered is made possible with support from our listeners. Thank you!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Historically, there have been a lot of Black players in the NFL, but not as many Black quarterbacks. Marlin Briscoe was the first when he started for the Denver Broncos in 1968. We talk with John Eisenberg who wrote, "Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks who Revolutionized Pro Football." Then, CDOT is changing how it sets speed limits. And the story of the Peace Corps.

Historically, there have been a lot of Black players in the NFL, but not as many Black quarterbacks. Marlin Briscoe was the first when he started for the Denver Broncos in 1968. We talk with John Eisenberg who wrote, "Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks who Revolutionized Pro Football." Then, CDOT is changing how it sets speed limits. And the story of the Peace Corps.

Part one - We discuss the current production of Kenosha's Lakeside Players, Eric Simonson's play "Lombardi," which just opened their 50th season. We speak with the co-directors. Part two- A look back at Lombardi's first season as head coach of the Green Bay Packers with author John Eisenberg. This is an excerpt from a 2010 interview. The full interview will be offered up in a separate posting.

John Eisenberg, author of "That First Season: How Vince Lombardi took the worst team in the NFL and set it on the Path to Glory." (From 2010)

00:00:-30:00: John Eisenberg chats about his new book Rocket Men. From Amazon: In Rocket Men, John Eisenberg offers the definitive history of Black quarterbacks in the NFL—men who shaped not only the history of football but the cause of civil rights in America. From early pioneers like Fritz Pollard to groundbreaking modern standouts like Marlin Briscoe and James “Shack” Harris, Black quarterbacks had to be twice as good as their white counterparts to get playing time—and even then, many never got that chance. That didn't begin to change in earnest until the 1990s and the 2000s, when racist notions about what Black quarterbacks supposedly couldn't do began to fade, paving the way for today's stars like Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson. Drawing on deep historical research and exclusive interviews with Black quarterbacks and players, coaches, and talent evaluators who have worked alongside them, Rocket Men is a celebration of the athletes and activists who transformed the game.

As the Baltimore Ravens take the field with Lamar Jackson at the helm for another season in the NFL, our local football historian and author John Eisenberg delivers his book on the history of black quarterbacks and some incredible truths and facts in "Rocket Men: The Black Quarterbacks Who Revolutionized Pro Football." The post John Eisenberg delivers history of black QBs book to Nestor as Lamar chases a Baltimore Super Bowl first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

Rocket Men: The History of the Black Quarterback in Professional Football by Sports Journalist John Eisenberg in his 11th book. John visits the Pigpen to discuss over 100 years of history for some outstanding athletes.Get your copy of Rocket Men .Join us at the Pigskin Dispatch website and the Sports Jersey Dispatch to see even more Positive football news! Sign up to get daily football history headlines in your email inbox @ Email-subscriber.Miss our football by the day of the year podcasts, well don't, because they can still be found at the Pigskin Dispatch website.

RUNDOWN At the top of the show, the guys throw their hands up in the air after that thud at Lumen Field before some podcast housekeeping including a Patron membership offer and Beat the Boys update. Segment one features reaction to the blowout loss to the Rams in week one, impressive performances by Wazzu and UW, and the continued September slump for the Mariners. Four guests on today's episode are ESPN Seahawks insider Brady Henderson and Hawkblogger writer Brian Nemhauser, CBS Sports college football analyst Rick Neuheisel, and author of Rocket Men John Eisenberg. “Other Stuff” stories range from Deion Sanders' current recruiting venture to the who's who collection of notable names to watch Coco Gauff win in Queens to a grotesque story about a non-wiping woman. GUESTS       Brady Henderson | Seahawks NFL Nation reporter Brian Nemhauser | Hawk Blogger Rick Neuheisel | CBS Sports college football analyst John Eisenberg | Rocket Men author    TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:00 | We waited an entire Seahawks offseason full of hype and excitement for that?! 7:07 | Details about a special offer to become a Patron of Mitch Unfiltered for FREE are shared. 12:26 | Mitch reveals the code word for the upcoming slate of Beat the Boys matchups. 17:14 | You couldn't have drawn up a worst-case scenario for the Seahawks to begin their season at home. 20:14 | Kudos to the Cougs and Dawgs for their 2-0 starts to kick off the college football season! 23:34 | Are the Mariners slip-sliding their way out of the playoffs! 35:11 | GUESTS: Brady and Brian join Mitch at the Seahawks No-Table to discuss the key takeaways from Sunday's loss and the injury report heading into the week.  1:01:02 | GUEST: Rick is back with the second week of the college football season in the rearview mirror including a major upset in Tuscaloosa. 1:28:21 | GUEST: Acclaimed sports author John Eisenberg previews his new book Rocket Men which chronicles the history of black quarterbacks in the NFL. 1:51:53 | The “Other Stuff” segment features topics such as Primetime's latest recruiting target, the impressive list of celebs in attendance for Coco Gauff's US Open final, and a woman who hasn't used toilet paper in over two years!

We started Monday's second hour talking with Adam Teicher about the Chiefs. Then we spoke with John Eisenberg about his book, chronicling Black quarterbacks in the NFL. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big Data is one of the most important resources in the world, yet the rules for its protection are just beginning to develop. The danger comes into focus by the possibility of a nation-state cyber operation attacking Big Data and having a major detrimental impact on the functioning of another nation-state. Consider, for example, a cyber attack corrupting, stealing, or destroying the records of important financial institutions, causing widespread confusion and panic. Would such an attack warrant a kinetic, lethal response, with bullets and bombs? This issue implicates the UN Charter, the Law of War, International Humanitarian Law, jus in bello and jus ad bellum, attempts to formulate rules in the Tallinn Manual, conflicting priorities among nations, and pure geopolitics. Professor Paul Stephan of the University of Virginia Law School and John Eisenberg, Former Deputy Counsel to the President and NSC Legal Advisor, joined us to explore the issue. Mike Lewis was a naval aviator, and then a renowned law professor, widely admired by other scholars and practitioners. He was a great friend of the Federalist Society, appearing at dozens of lawyer and student chapter events, as well as the 2014 National Convention. He was also a member of the Executive Committee of the Society's International & National Security Law Practice Group. Each year, the Practice Group holds a Teleforum in his honor. Featuring: John Eisenberg, Former Assistant to the President and Deputy Counsel to the President, Former NSC Legal Advisor Prof. Paul Stephan, John C. Jeffries, Jr., Distinguished Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law [Moderator] Vince Vitkowsky, Partner, Gfeller Laurie LLP

Join our conversation concerning the history and plight of the "Black Quarterbacks" in Pro Football...John Eisenberg has scored a  major victory with this project. 

On Wednesday's show: We recap the first day of suspended Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's impeachment trial and discuss other local, state, and national political developments in our weekly roundup. Also this hour: Houston food writers give recommendations for solid pizza joints around town on this month's edition of The Full Menu. And we learn how Houston Oilers great Warren Moon and other Black quarterbacks revolutionized professional football, which is the subject of John Eisenberg's new book, Rocket Men.

John Eisenberg, author of "The Streak: Lou Gehrig, Cal Ripken Jr., and Baseball's Most Historic Record." The subtitle refers to the record for most consecutive games played; Gehrig played in 2,130 consecutive games, and his record remained unbroken for 56 years.

Join us on The Coaching Podcast as we welcome our esteemed guest, Coach Vicky Huyton, the founder, and visionary behind the Female Coaching Network. Vicky's unwavering honesty and vulnerability shine through in this episode, fueled by her firm belief that a passion for learning opens doors to infinite possibilities. As coaches, Vicky encourages us to introspect on our self-perception and the authenticity we bring to our coaching practice. She emphasizes the transformative power of thought-provoking questions, which pave the way for strategic and sustainable change in the future. If you're eager to uncover the true essence of coaching and gain valuable insights into crafting impactful introductions, then this episode is a must-listen. Remember, the journey toward becoming exceptional coaches begins with our personal growth. Some of the highlights include; 1.27: Best coaching moment: Problem-solving - impacting the way a team and individuals warm up (teaching correct running technique). 4.51: Worst coaching moment: Being an introverted coach (extreme shyness) and being nervous about trying to prove her knowledge. 7.14: Introversion is a superpower - we need a diversity of coaches. 11.07: Sliding Doors: Moving from being a teacher (failing) and becoming a coach and starting the Female Coaching Network. 14.46: What Makes a Great Coach? "Passion for learning." (Empathy, selflessness, and passion). The minute you make coaching about yourself, that is when the problems arise. How long have you been learning while you are coaching? 17.53: Learning about how people hold themselves and how they explain themselves. The importance of female role models delivering their convictions authentically. 23.20: How do you create change? Remember why you exist? To support the athletes. If you are stuck in your ways, either leave or keep learning. How can you adapt to the times? To the athlete? To the sport? Park your ego! 28.12: When did you realize that questions are the answer? 32.45: The backstory of The Female Coaching Network - It's a platform that connects women, asks questions, and then delivers change in a strategic and sustainable way. Early Mission: Convincing sports that we need women. You can't create change by being passive - it's time to get strategic. Nikey Sponsorship: Research the landscape of the female coach and athletes. Mission: Being a bridge between the coach, the athlete, and the federation needs to be successful. 38.49: Male champions of change - Ask questions to gain knowledge and then take action on the answers in order to create change! The Coaching Podcast is sponsored by The Sampson Agency - a talent entertainment and sports management company owned and operated by Tina Samara. Visit: www.thesampsonagency.com or email: tina@transitioncoach4athletes.com To learn more about becoming a workplace coach or advancing your coaching skills, visit: www.opendoorcoachingusa.com or email: info@emmadoyle.com.au About Vicky Huyton Vicky Huyton is an experienced Coach and Coaching Consultant, as well as the founder of the Female Coaching Network. As an advocate for better coaching, Vicky has spent the last 20 years examining how coaches develop and how to create a safe and effective high-performance environment for all. Her work with the Female Coaching Network has changed the sporting landscape not just for women who coach, but for those who are coached; from the creation and delivery of the first ever fully paid coaching internship with Premier League Football club Tottenham Hotspur, to consulting Nike, UK Athletics, Athletics Canada and World Athletics, in creating cultural and systemic changes for a safer and fairer environment for elite athletes and coaches in Track & Field. Vicky is passionate about creating real and sustainable change in sport, and not just deliver tick-box projects. Connect with Vicky below. Website: https://www.femalecoachingnetwork.com Twitter: @FemaleCN Instagram: femalecoachingnetwork Linkedin: Vicky Huyton Book Recommendations ​Vicky is very passionate about helping coaches learn and read more books. In addition to her recommendation of What Makes a Great Coach?, Vicky also strongly endorses the following book recommendations around cultures and systems: Zanballer by RR Knudson - a book recommended to me by a friend who now coaches in the NFL, published in 1972 and probably not in print anymore! Its a fictional story about a girl in high school who would rather play football than be a cheerleader. As a woman of a generation where there were no football teams for girls at school, and certainly, no female coaches to lead many of the sports I played, this book put a smile on my face all the way through and reminds me why day in, day out, I fight for the rights of women and girls in sport. Forty Million Dollar Slaves by Williams C. Rhoden - a fascinating read of the history of black athletes in sport. It gives you a deep understanding not only of the journey of sports rationalisation and how it affected black athletes, but also a view as to how sports governance and structures can be oppressive by taking advantage of talent when it suits. Culture By Design by David J Friedman - a brilliant framework of how to intentionally design, or redesign culture within an organisation. The author has created 8 steps in which to work through, starting with what culture actually is, to how you communicate and live that culture. Whether you follow the steps directly or not, it's a great guide with plenty of tips and advice that are very much needed in today's sporting world. Fix the System, not the Women by Laura Bates - is a terrifying dive into the multitude of areas in which women are discriminated against in everyday life in the Western world. Her book echos our message at the FCN ‘fix the system, not the women' as we push for change in the sports systems that create barriers for the progression of female coaches. Whilst many federations continue to plough resources into creating ‘women coach development programmes', the actual barriers that exist to women reaching the elite levels is the system of poor recruitment practices, bullying, sexual abuse, unavailable networks and lack visibility. The League by John Eisenberg - is a very nerdy look into the NFL and how it became the mammoth league it is today. Whilst it is specific to American Football and the NFL, it gives you a good understanding into the rationalisation of the league, and all its good, bad and ugly we see today. I think it's an important read for anyone working in sports development, for similar reasons as the book 'Forty Million Dollar Slaves', it widens your understanding of the development of sport, how and why it was rationalised for certain groups in society, and why it's difficult for women to break through into its leadership.

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