Podcast appearances and mentions of John Galloway

Jacksonville men's lacrosse head coach John Galloway breaks down the Dolphins 20-2 win in the home opener against Le Moyne before breaking down this week's matchup against Top 10 Duke.

Jacksonville men's lacrosse head coach John Galloway discusses the Dolphins mindset after another challenging game against a top-ranked team before previewing Jacksonville's home opener against the Le Moyne Dolphins.

This week, Jacksonville head coach John Galloway breaks down the lessons learned in the season opener against No. 18 Rutgers then dives into the matchup with No. 6 North Carolina. Then, Assistant AD of Lacrosse Operations Danielle Della Rocca joins to break down Jacksonville's annual Dolphin Dash fundraiser running all week long.

It's lacrosse season once again in Jacksonville. Dolphins head coach John Galloway breaks down Jacksonville's season opener against the No. 18 Rutgers Scarlet Knights ahead of his 10th season at the helm for JU.

Head coach John Galloway breaks down Jacksonville's first two preseason scrimmages against the Rollins Tars and Denver Pioneers as the Dolphins prepare for the start of the regular season.

Jacksonville head coach John Galloway talks about the end of the fall scrimmages and the outlook for the spring.

This episode is packed with stories, insight, and more than a few unexpected turns – and our guest is no exception. We're joined by the always-curious, always-creating John Galloway, who shares his remarkable journey from submarine officer to dev community builder at Microsoft. Whether it's live-streaming labs, shipping AI-powered productivity tools, or winning a car on The Price Is Right (yes, really), John brings heart, humor, and a whole lot of dev wisdom. We talk Blazor, .NET Aspire, the evolution of vibe coding, the reality of building meaningful content, and how AI is changing the way we build and communicate. Plus, you'll hear about the VR boxing obsession, accessibility from a broader lens, and how subtle Superman shoulder moves might be the key to cinematic greatness. Buckle up for a vibrant episode full of laughs, insight, and genuine developer love.  

John and I were lucky enough to sit for another episode and discuss what is transpiring in his life.  What has happened with the loss of his father and how he handles it.  What direction does one take after something like this takes place?

We talk offseason, program culture and preparation for the upcoming 2025 season with Jacksonville men's lacrosse head coach John Galloway.

In this episode, we dive into the world of versatile cycling setups, the evolution of gravel and mountain bikes, and the story behind a painful foot injury during an overseas visit. Join us as Sean and John Galloway revisit the influence of the Velocast, discuss the rise of drop-bar mountain bikes, and explore what's shaping the future of gravel racing, bike packing, and versatile bike builds.Full show notes HERE.Want to immerse yourself in community and a year long learning programme in bike maintenance? Check out our Team Camp membership program.

Send us a textWhat happens when you combine a passion for law enforcement with a love for rodeo and a stint in plumbing? Meet John Galloway of Fort Worth PD, whose diverse career path is anything but ordinary. From his early years to his role in the Family Violence unit, John shares his journey through law enforcement, balancing academic pursuits and family life.You don't want to miss this one! Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies - The Beltway BriefingListen for of-the-moment insider insights, framed by the rapidly changing social and...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showemail us at- bluegrit@tmpa.org

All roads did indeed lead to Rome and Chris, David and Gary are joined by John Galloway for a final look at this year's Giro and finding much joy along the way. Recommendations On Memorial Day (Sonnnet 60) https://open.substack.com/pub/dstanley/p/on-memorial-day?r=nsm6y&utm_medium=ios Chouffe sans Alcool https://shop.raynvillesuperstore.co.uk/products/chouffe-sans-alcool-brasserie-dachouffe-low-alcohol-belgian-ale-0-4-330ml-bottle Tom Simpson Retro Cycling Festival, 16-18 August 2024 https://www.tomsimpsonmemorialfund.co.uk/ WheelTop EDS wireless shift groupset https://wheeltop.com/products/eds-bicycle-derailleur?variant=41367087546420 Drop us a line at cyclinglegendspodcast@gmail.com

David, Chris and Gary are joined by Feed Zone royalty, Patrick Bulger and John Galloway to chew over a weekend of two very special editions of Paris-Roubaix. Parental Guidance: strong drink may have been taken. Drop us a line at Feed Zone HQ: cyclinglegendspodcast@gmail.com

In this week's episode, head coach John Galloway talks Preseason, Tucker Garrity All-America selection, Max Hartong Memorial 5K. Follow along this spring with the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse.

Because of his unique perspective on the field as a goalie, Jacksonville coach John Galloway joins IL's Terry Foy for the 13th installment of the "How Recruiting Works" Series and they begin by discussing Galloway's evaluative criteria at each position on the field. From there, they transition into discuss how recruiting is impacted by two of the most significant hallmarks of the program — its unique location and its rate of bringing in transfers.

Join Chris Sidwells, John Galloway and Gary Fairley for a roundup of the talking points from week 2 of Le Tour. Plus Chris catches up with Luke Edwards-Evans, writer, editor and - oh - UCI-accredited moto pilot. The Cycling Legends Podcast is powered by Vive le Velo, premium cycles and accessories from the East Riding of Yorkshire. Check out the range at https://vivelevelo.cc

JT Giles-Harris of the PLL Chrome joins the JU Dolphins coaching staff, fresh off a world championship and all-world team honors. JT's bio from JU below: Giles-Harris joined the Dolphins staff in the summer of 2023. "Hiring JT has felt like years in the making," said head coach John Galloway. "After watching JT's work ethic while on the sidelines and recruiting at Hampton, our staff knew this was someone who would make our program better. JT has humility and confidence that are rare in a player of his level. His playing experience speaks for itself. As the defenseman of the year in the PLL in 2022, JT is still learning from the best at the highest level. He will also be leading the Team USA defense this upcoming week in the world championship games. JT's pedigree will motivate everyone in our locker room, including players and staff. I can't wait to go to war with him!" Giles-Harris comes from Hampton University, where he spent the previous two seasons as an assistant coach. While coaching at Hampton, Giles-Harris has also had a successful professional playing career in the Premier Lacrosse League. In 2022, the year Giles-Harris started coaching, he was named the PLL's defensive player of the year, as well as an All-Star. Recently, the Duke grad was featured on the cover of USA Lacrosse Magazine as he prepared to play for Team USA this summer at the 2023 World Lacrosse Men's Championship. In the Championship less than a week ago, Giles-Harris and the US took home gold on July 1 and the new Dolphins assistant coach was named to the tournaments All-World Team for his dominant display. Now, the decorated lacrosse player will coach at Jacksonville. "I am excited to join Coach Galloway and his staff at Jacksonville University," said Giles-Harris. "Coach Woodson and Hampton University provided me an excellent stepping stone for my career, and I hope to continue learning from one of the best staffs in the country." Giles-Harris played in 81 games across five seasons at Duke and was a two-year team captain of the Blue Devils. During his career, he won the 2021 William F. Schmeisser Award, which is awarded annually to the nation's top defenseman. He was also a three-time All-American, twice first team and once third team, and a two-time All-ACC selection. He currently holds the Duke program record for caused turnovers with 89 and scooped up 147 ground balls during his days as a collegiate player. After his collegiate career, Giles-Harris was drafted third overall in the PLL College Draft by Chrome Lacrosse Club. Not to be overshadowed, Giles-Harris was a standout in the classroom as well, as he was named to the All-ACC Academic Team twice and the ACC Academic Honor Roll three times. A native of Nyack, New York and a graduate of St. Joseph Regional (New Jersey) High School, Giles-Harris was a four-year letter winner in lacrosse where he scooped up 511 ground balls in his career and was a 2016 Under Armour All-American pick. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lax-all-stars/message

This week we're lucky to be joined by John Galloway; John was the co-host of the cycling podcast the Velocast.    In terms of activity, he has been a climber, a postie, a cyclist and a frequent dog walker in the stunning Scottish countryside. Now retired from podcasting, and at 60, John is getting back into shape to cycle from Scotland to China over three months! Come find out how he's doing it!   Join us on the trails, and find out just how simple it is for ordinary people to achieve extraordinary levels of health and fitness.   https://www.getoutinit.events/ - Our website; come check us out and sign up for our newsletter! You'll get bunches of fun freebies and up-to-the-minute info on our Get Out In It sports camps. Find us on: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO2NpPBc-irzTwu48_1ZSqA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091353277028  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getout_in_it/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GetOutInIt Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/GetOutInIt/ Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0Fq9bhN4a8Hpcj33V3yVAP?si=e9f3aab856f24ca8    John Galloway: https://twitter.com/gallowaywjohn Moody Coffee Roasters:  https://cafesmoody.com/    

Chris Sidwells and John Galloway join Gary to preview the opening week of the 110th Tour de France. Excited? We are! The Cycling Legends Podcast is powered by Vive le Velo, performance cycles and accessories in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Check out the range at https://www.vivelevelo.cc/

In this week's episode, head coach John Galloway recaps last week's game against Air Force and previews his sides season finale in Bellarmine. Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

In this week's episode, head coach John Galloway talks about his team's upcoming opponent on Saturday in Air Force. This weekend's game is the Jacksonville Lacrosse Classic, as well as the teams senior day and a game that's honoring the '15 for Life Foundation' Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Good morning. Presenting Season 5, Episode 1 of the #MeettheMancunian #podcast #mancunian #manchester #diversity #disabled #community #manchester #mancunian Hosted by Deepa Thomas-Sutcliffe (https://www.instagram.com/meetthemancunian/). In the season premiere episode, the Meet the Mancunian podcast talks to John Galloway, Co-Founder, Speed of Sight charity (https://www.speedofsight.org/) [https://www.speedofsight.org/] about offering people of all abilities the thrill of driving a race car. Speed of Sight supports the blind, autistic people, people with epilepsy amongst others who may not have the ability to drive a car in their daily lives. They have provided over 2500 people with the Speed of Sight experience which is often life changing and helps them gain confidence to overcome other challenges in their lives. Listen to the episode and read the transcript on www.meetthemancunian.co.uk [http://www.meetthemancunian.co.uk/]

In this week's episode, head coach John Galloway talks us through the last few weeks of practice, how a total team effort was shown in the victory against Queens, and he previews his sides upcoming opponents in Detroit Mercy and Lindenwood. Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Hello dear listener. Welcome to the fifth season of the Meet the Mancunian podcast: social impact stories from Manchester. I am Deepa Thomas-Sutcliffe, your friendly host. It is a privilege and a pleasure for me to interview some of the most inspiring people working in Manchester's social impact sector and feature them on this podcast. My guests are leaders and worker bees associated as employees, trustees and volunteers with social enterprises, non-profits, and community groups. They share their life stories and passions with you, dear listener. My aim through this podcast is to inspire you and share a bit of good news. My guests tackle serious concerns in Manchester, but most of these are also universal themes resonating in many parts of the globe. All my guests talk about the power of collaboration and how together we are stronger. They of course expand on their pride in Manchester and Mancunians as well. I hope you enjoy listening to the podcast on Apple, Spotify or Google or any of your favourite podcasting platforms. You can also listen to the podcast episodes and read the transcripts on my website www.meetthemancunian.co.uk The first episode of the new season features John Galloway from the charity Speed of Sight talking about enabling people of all ages and abilities to experience the excitement of driving. Tune in next Tuesday, 18 April 2023 to listen to the episode. If you are a new listener, you can log onto www.meetthemancunian.co.uk [http://www.meetthemancunian.co.uk/] to listen to the first 4 seasons of the podcast and read more about my podcasting story. If you are a returning listener, welcome back. Thank you for your support. I hope you enjoy the new season.

In this weeks episode head coach John Galloway recaps last weeks games and previews Jacksonville's upcoming opponent in Queens. Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

In this week's podcast head coach John Galloway talks us through last week's shootout against Mercer and previews his sides big week at Cleveland State and Utah. Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

In this weeks episode, head coach John Galloway talks us through the team's conference opening victory against Robert Morris University last weekend, reveals the team's newest captain in graduate student Reid Smith, and previews his sides upcoming matchup against Mercer. Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

In this weeks episode head coach John Galloway talks us through his teams non-conference play and reviews it as a whole. In addition, coach Galloway previews Jacksonville's upcoming conference opener against last year's ASUN tournament champs in Robert Morris. Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

In this weeks episode, head coach John Galloway reviews the entire weekend at The Crown in Charlotte, North Carolina. In addition, coach Galloway previews the upcoming matchup with UMass Lowell and looks on to St. John's later this week Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

In this weeks episode head coach John Galloway discusses what The Crown Lacrosse Classic means for men's lacrosse as a whole and previews the team's opponent for the event; the High Point Panthers Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

John Galloway was a pro mechanic in the 1990s and finished up pretty much when Sean started out. In this week's episode they look at how a 1990s mechanic would fare in a modern workshop and vice versa! This, of course gives us the excuse to talk about eBikes, disc brakes and electronic Rohloff hubs as well as cantilever brakes, broken anodised purple components and wheelbuilding. Amazingly, gravel bikes, the Girvan flex stem and John's drop barred mountain bikes don't get a look in. 

From Jacksonville Athletics: "Entering his six season leading the Dolphins in 2022, John Galloway was named head coach of the Jacksonville University men's lacrosse team in June 2016. The 2018 and 2022 Southern Conference Coach of the Year has transcended the team's culture and brought national attention to the program, with substaintial growth year-by-year, both on and off of the field. One of the young legends in the sport, Galloway joined the Dolphins following a four-year stint as an assistant coach at Providence College. While at Providence, Galloway helped coach Peter Badgley to Big East Goalkeeper of the Year and All-Big East First Team honors. It was the first time in program history that a Friar had earned the accolade. He also mentored Jarrod Neumann to an All-Big East First Team selection. A native of Syracuse, N.Y., Galloway played goalkeeper for Syracuse University and ended his college career with an NCAA-record 59 wins while playing a record 3,776 minutes. A two-time First Team All-American at the position and the only goalie in Orange history to earn the honor twice, Galloway is also the only goalie in NCAA history to win national championships in his freshman and sophomore years. A Tewaaraton Award Finalist, he also earned the Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Award for the nation's best goalkeeper in 2010 and 2011. In addition to his on-field presence, Galloway was a two-time national Academic All-American and was twice named Big East All-Academic. In his first season as a professional with the Rochester Rattlers (Major League Lacrosse), he was named Rookie of the Year, and twice earned Goaltender of the Year honors (2014, 2016). A two-time MLL All-Star in 2015 and 2016, Galloway helped lead the Rattlers to the three MLL Championship games in 2014, 2015, and 2018. From 2019-21, he played in goal for the Chrome of the PLL, announcing his retirement at the conclusion of the 2021 season. In addition to playing professionally, he captained the U.S. Men's National Team that won gold at the FIL World Championships in Netanya, Israel in 2018 and was an alternate member of Team USA in 2014." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lax-all-stars/message

In this weeks episode, head coach John Galloway recaps the Dolphins big win over Duke and previews the teams upcoming matchup with Marist. Transfer Brandon Galloway then joins the podcast for an interview and gives us a dive into his experiences so far as a Dolphin. Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

On this episode, Travis Eldridge starts by talking about some of the upsets from this past weekend in college lacrosse. He shares what he thinks it means for teams like Loyola, Johns Hopkins, Air Force, and Jacksonville. Speaking of the Dolphins, Jacksonville head coach John Galloway joins the show to talk about his team beating Duke for the second straight season. Team USA player and LacrosseTV women's analyst Kylie Ohlmiller then joins Travis to break down some of the biggest games from Week 1. They talk about impressive wins for Syracuse, Virginia, Boston College, Clemson, Florida, and more. Travis finishes the show by giving you three games to watch this weekend for both the men and the women.

In this weeks episode, men's lacrosse head coach John Galloway discusses the atmosphere that surrounded the teams season opener, reviews the Dolphins performance against Johns Hopkins and previews JU's next opponent, the #7 Duke Blue Devils. Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Jacksonville Head Coach John Galloway chats with Jamie about how he's getting his team ready to play their best in May, making film interactive and positive, creativity, diversion, deceptive shooting, analytics, grad transfers, what he's learned from his mentors, end of game situations and more!

How is lacrosse growing across North Florida? How will local high school teams be this year? How will JU be this year?Ray Carnicelli and Daniel may speak with John Galloway, Tom West and Matt Rambo to discuss on the Lax904 Podcast. 

On this week's episode of the #DuvalMission Podcast, head coach John Galloway speaks about fall ball thus part and where the Dolphins stand with nearly a month left in the semester. We also discuss the five Dolphins selected in the NLL Draft last month, and look forward to Jacksonville University Homecoming Weekend.

Jacksonville head coach John Galloway, Flagler head coach Brian Duncan and Ponte Vedra head coach Chris Polanski hop on the Lax904 podcast with Ray Carnicelli. 

On a special episode of the Duval Mission Podcast, head coach John Galloway is joined by a few members of the program's younger core, Jacob Greiner, Jackson Intrieri, and Quentin Pellegrino. The trio talk about their recruiting process in high school, transition to the college game, and how they've grown in their time since stepping on campus at Jacksonville University!

On a special edition of the Duval Mission Podcast, head coach John Galloway is joined by transfers Luke Millican, Reid Smith and Max Waldbaum, as the trio explain their journey to JU, talk about their own individual experiences in college lacrosse, and discuss their transition from their previous schools to Jacksonville.

00:00-20:00: John Galloway chats about this season for JU, Final Four expectations, big time leadership inside the room, lacrosse styles down South, what makes a great goalie, why programs can start from scratch and have instant success, player performances this season and more! 21:00-30:00: Mike Lindsley says the Dodgers are the only great team in MLB.

John Galloway is one of the most well-liked figures in recent lacrosse history. He's earned the trust and respect of his peers through his commitment to hard work, love of leadership and a passion for lacrosse unrivaled in the sport. Now the head coach of a blossoming Jacksonville men's lacrosse program, Galloway reflected on his … Continue reading John Galloway | S5 E3 →

On this week's episode of the Duval Mission Podcast, head coach John Galloway recap's Friday night's victory at Bellarmine, including the weather curveballs thrown the Dolphins' way. We close the episode by previewing UMass Lowell this Saturday and highlight the national recognition earned by several players of the team. Check out the "Duval Mission Podcast", a one-stop shop for all things Jacksonville men's lacrosse. You can subscribe to the "Duval Mission Podcast" on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Once upon a time, John Galloway and Chris Sidwells came up with an idea. A cycling magazine for your ears.  Get ready for the Cycling Legends. 

On this edition of "Lacrosse Now", Travis and Tom pick their favorite mid-week moment. They then dive into the NCAA men's game. They share the Ivy League they're most excited to see and their sneaky squad to watch. They also guess the headline we'll be talking about after the Maryland vs. Syracuse showdown in the Carrier Dome on Sunday. Switching gears to the NCAA women's game, Travis & Tom make their quick picks for 10 of this weekend's games including Maryland vs. Virginia and Stony Brook vs. Syracuse (27:14). Jacksonville head coach John Galloway joins the show to talk about his program's upset win over Duke (38:44). Finally, the show wraps up with Tom and Travis' games to watch in the NCAA & NLL this weekend (52:19).

In Jamestown, New York lies a mysterious stone statue of a woman encased in glass...some say it's not only a statue, but her corpse lies within it.  Who was she? Why is she trapped in a prison of glass?  Her name was Grace Galloway but how she got there is not so easy to answer.   Buy some merch and support the podcast! https://www.crimesandwitchdemeanors.com/shop  Follow the Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crimesandwitchdemeanors Submit your feedback or personal stories to contact@crimesandwitchdemeanors.com  Like The Podcast on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crimesandwitchdemeanors  Visit the website: https://www.crimesandwitchdemeanors.com  Episode Transcript: Available below the sources in the show notes   SOURCES: 3 Nov 1898, Page 10—The Pittsburgh Press at Newspapers.com. (n.d.). Newspapers.Com. Retrieved September 20, 2021, from http://www.newspapers.com/image/141841055/?terms=Grace%20Galloway&match=1     11 Nov 1898, 9—Telegraph-Forum at Newspapers.com. (n.d.). Newspapers.Com. Retrieved September 20, 2021, from http://www.newspapers.com/image/600943251/?terms=Grace%20AND%20Galloway&match=1     Ancestry.com—New York, U.S., State Censuses, 1880, 1892, 1905. (n.d.). Retrieved September 20, 2021, from https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/8940/images/NYV14_274-0434?usePUB=true&_phsrc=eBA441&usePUBJs=true&pId=259566     Grace Galloway. (n.d.-a). Fenton History Center. Retrieved September 19, 2021, from https://fentonhistorycenter.org/grace-galloway/     Grace Galloway – Prendergast Library. (n.d.). Retrieved September 19, 2021, from https://www.prendergastlibrary.org/grace-galloway/     Grace Galloway: The Lady In The Glass Case. (n.d.-b). Planet Today News. Retrieved September 20, 2021, from https://www.planet-today.com/2020/05/grace-galloway-lady-in-glass-case.html     Grace Lavern Galloway—LifeStory. (n.d.). Retrieved September 20, 2021, from https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/74694345/person/272207806195/story     Grace Laverne Galloway (1871-1898)—Find A Grave... (n.d.). Retrieved September 19, 2021, from https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7717018/grace-laverne-galloway     Kirst, S. (n.d.). Sean Kirst: Legend of “Lady in the glass case” begins with singer who died too young. The Buffalo News. Retrieved September 19, 2021, from https://buffalonews.com/opinion/columnists/sean-kirst-legend-of-lady-in-the-glass-case-begins-with-singer-who-died-too/article_12f4ddca-0927-5f88-b9ba-aea2c4b11353.html     Pennsylvaniarambler. (2020, March 15). Grace Galloway: The Lady in Glass. The Pennsylvania Rambler. https://thepennsylvaniarambler.com/2020/03/15/grace-galloway-the-lady-in-glass/     Snapshot. (n.d.). Retrieved September 20, 2021, from https://www.newspapers.com/image/600943251/?terms=Grace%20AND%20Galloway&match=1 The true story behind Jamestown's haunting Lady in Glass. (n.d.).   The Buffalo News. Retrieved September 19, 2021, from https://buffalonews.com/multimedia/the-true-story-behind-jamestowns-haunting-lady-in-glass/collection_45149d71-cf6f-560b-976a-31be975c071f.html   Transcript:   Hello, and welcome to Crimes and Witch Demeanors, the paranormal podcast where we go beyond the Wikipedia page and delve into historic and primary sources to find the truth behind your favorite ghostly tales.  I'm your host and loveable librarian – Joshua Spellman.   Welcome back, by the time this is airing it's officially fall and I couldn't be more excited to break out my layers!  But if I'm being honest – I think I'm a little bit more excited for today's episode.  There are so many versions of this story it's hard to find out which is the definitive one and the thing that's crazy is that they're all so different!  Like…so…different.  I did my best to include them all but I think you're going to love today's ghost story.  It's the quintessential thing that local legends are made of but unique in such an oddly beautiful way.   Today we're not straying far from where I am now and venturing down to the quaint hometown of Lucille Ball…Jamestown and no, we're not talking Lucy's ghost here, we're talking about one she would have heard legends of growing up and one that she is buried with…the Lady in Glass.       Five young kids drove in the dark.  Their fear and anticipation had left them silent; unsure of what the night would bring.  They bumped and bounced along the ill maintained roads until the headlights of the old Chevy Malibu pierced the hazy night, highlighting the large stone sign declaring their destination: “Lakeview Cemetery”   “We're here” Cyndi, the oldest, and the driver said in an almost whisper, parking the car a little down the road as to not raise suspicion.    Jack, the youngest at only 8 years old, and Cyndi's brother, let out a small whimper that he hoped the others didn't hear.    “Oh shut up, twerp” Cyndi said, turning off the lights, and climbing out of the car and lightly closing the door behind her.  The others followed: Jack's two friends, Riley, the girl he had a crush on, Dane, his best friend, and Corey, Cyndi's boyfriend.   “Thanks for driving us” Dane said.  The other muttered their thanks too before Corey motioned them to be quiet, and waving them to follow him.  The five kids walked a little ways through the woods before hopping over a low stone wall and into the cemetery.   Corey passed a flashlight to Jack and another to Dane before whispering “Well, we all know why we're here, right?” he asked.   They looked at each other, nodding, some more assuredly than others.  “It's the anniversary of her death” Corey continued “The Lady in Glass.  All the way back in in 1898 Grace Galloway was to be wed.  She was beautiful and came from a wealthy family.  She was an heiress like Paris Hilton or something and the man she was marrying was carefully chosen by her father.   But she was in love with someone else.  Grace had been having a secret affair with her chauffer and couldn't bring herself to marry a man she didn't love.  On the night of her wedding, as she was pleading with her lover who had decided to leave.  He had decided it was best she marry and live a happy life where she would be provided for.  She was heartbroken but decided to carry on.  But when it came time for the wedding…her fiancé never showed.  It turned out he had overheard her conversation with her chauffer and left Grace at the altar.   With her heart broken by not only one, but by two men that left her, Grace died of a broken heart.  This monument” Corey paused, shining the light dramatically behind the group, lighting up a beautifully eerie scene: behind them was a large stone pedestal, and atop it was an incredibly lifelike statue of a woman, encased completely in glass, “This monument” Corey continued “was made.  But something strange began to happen.  Some nights the statue would be missing from its stand and would wander the cemetery crying out for her lost love.  Because of this they had to put glass around it to keep it from wandering off, but her spirit can still be seen wandering the grounds…and if you see the monument without the statue in it…beware…”   “Wait wait wait” said Cyndi “that's not how the story goes.  First of all, Grace died the night before her wedding when she fell of a party boat into lake Chautauqua and that's not any old statue.  The reason it looks so lifelike is because her body is actually encased inside.”   “Well,” Riley started “I heard she actually made it to the altar but she was stung by a bee.  She was allergic and she dropped dead right there in her wedding dress – that's why she's wearing it!”   “Okay…you're all wrong” Dane said defiantly, “she died on her prom night when her and her date crashed their car.”   “Well…” Jack started pointing at the stone “she was a little old for a prom date…”  He was right, the stone read October 5, 1871 – November 2, 1898.    “Oh…maybe I am wrong” said Dane.   “Anyway…” Jack continued “I heard that after her fiancée left her at the altar that she was so heartbroken that she literally turned to stone and her body isn't just inside the statue…it is the statue.”   They all stared at it in awe.  It really was so lifelike, down to the details in the lace of her dress, it did almost look alive.   “Well,” said Cyndi “I'm going to go over to Lucy's grave with Corey” she said with what could only be the look of teenage love in her eyes “We'll be back to get you”   As the older kids walked off, the three young ones sat there.  They could see their breath in the November air.  They shivered a little and decided to play a game of hide and seek.  They only had one flashlight with them and it was decided Jack would keep it since he was “it”.   They walked aways from the Lady in Glass before Riley and Dane spun Jack around a few times as he began to count “30, 29, 28” they thought it would be funny to hide back in the car and let Jack wander around for a bit “3, 2, 1!” Jack said, opening his eyes.    He stumbled around a bit, still pretty dizzy.  He shone his flashlight around “Ready or not, here I come!” Jack began to look around the cemetery; peeking behind headstone and looking in bushes but he couldn't find his friends.  He heard a laugh in the distance…his sister, clearly having some quality time with her boyfriend.  Jack kept searching.    Eventually he circled back around to where they had begun.  His flashlight scanned the ground and he began to track the beam up the monument but a sound behind him startled him.  Thinking it was Dane or Riley…he followed.  But what he didn't notice was that if he had shone his light just a touch higher…the glass case was empty.   “I hear you!” she shouted futilely into the night “You can come out now!” but there was nothing there.  He saw a shadow dart behind a large oak tree and what sounded like the giggle of a girl.  “Riley!  I know you're there!” he shouted, nervously coming closer “you can come out!”   But as he approached the tree the laughing sounded more like crying.  But he could see that Riley was there, he could see part of her jacket from behind the trunk of the tree. Was she wearing white?  He couldn't remember.  He stepped closer and closer, ready to tag her.  Her spun around the base of the tree but before he could shout “You're it!” he choked on his words.  Standing there wasn't Riley, but the pale ghostly figure of a woman, tears streaming down her face, sobbing.  The lady looked up at him, a flash in her eye and something changed within her.  Suddenly the cemetery was silent.  Not even the crickets were singing anymore.  But before Jack could run or scream, he felt a cold marble hand slide over his mouth and everything went black…         I love this story so much, oh it's so rich.  I'm hoping to visit the Lady in Glass this fall and simultaneously pay respects to the queen of sitcoms.  It's on my potential list for these drag-ified versions of the podcast I want to do for tiktok.  But I digress.  What.  A. Legend.   My favorite part of this story is all the different iterations – from falling from a boat, a fatal bee sting at the altar, dying of a broken heart on her wedding day, a prom night accident, the paranormal phenomena of turning to stone – to all the reasons why her statue is there and what  it is.  That her body is actually encased in the stone?  And what I love even more is that this legend was circulating around when Lucille Ball was growing up in Jamestown.  I would love to know what little Lucy thought of the Lady in Glass and if she ever snuck into the cemetery at night to see if she walked the grounds.  I just adore that image.   But we're not here to fantasize we're to fact…i…size?  We're here to get to the facts.  And it turns out the real story…doesn't share any common threads with the legend.  It's wild.  They're two completely different tales but I can see why some of the legends started but we'll get to that later.   Who was the real Grace Laverne Galloway?  And why is her statue encased in glass?   Grace Galloway was born on the 5th of October 1871 to Sara and John Galloway, a wealthy man who earned a fortune in the oil fields of Titusville, PA.  She was the Galloway's only daughter and had two brothers: Fred and…well…I'm not sure.  Other sources say that she had another brother but I wasn't able to find record of him anywhere.  Not a grave, not a census record…nothing.  Even the family tree the Galloway's put together doesn't have him on it.  Not saying he didn't exist…just that for the online records I have access to it doesn't seem like he did.  But I digress.   Grace, or Gracie as she's adorably listed in the 1880 Federal Census, grew up in a mansion which is now the Moose Club in Jamestown.  Grace was known to be an outgoing and friendly girl but despite this she was never known to be involved romantically with anyone.  Instead she focused intensely on her career and ambitions in music.  Grace had a gorgeous singing voice and it wasn't long before she became an opera singer.  She would often perform at the Chautauqua institution.  Her talent was so immense that she was given the chance to perform with the New York City Metropolitan Opera--but her father forbade it claiming “it was an inappropriate thing for a lady to do”.  I have no verifiable source for this tidbit but it does sound decidedly Victorian.   Naturally, since she couldn't perform in Opera she was sent to Boston to study music there.  Makes sense?  But maybe her father was onto something because while in Boston, Grace contracted tuberculosis.   Desperate to help their ailing daughter, the Galloways sent her to Asheville, North Carolina hoping that the warmer climate would improve her health.  Sadly, Grace showed no signs of improvement and it was decided that she should return home to Jamestown.  However, on this return journey her condition rapidly deteriorated while passing through Pittsburg – and it was here that she died on November 2, 1898.   I found her death listed in the Pittsburgh Press from November 3, the day after saying: “Wednesday evening, November 2, 1898 at 8:30 o'clock Grace L. daughter of John and Sarah Galloway, aged 27 years”   This wasn't really an obituary but a death notice.  Grace did a lot of traveling with her father when she was younger – I saw a lot of travel notices for her – so it's no surprise that I found a notice all the way in Ohio in the Crawford County Forum saying:   Word has been received by friends in this city that Miss Grace Galloway, of Pittsburg, is probably fatally ill with consumption.  Miss Galloway officiated as bridesmaid at the marriage of Mrs. James Cass, nee Lizzie Monnett, and while a visitor in the city not only made many personal friends, but became quite well known as a singer.  Very many Bucyrus people will be grieved to learn of her ill health”   And honestly they'd probably be grieved to know that she had died 9 days earlier.  But I do like this notice because it sheds light on her personality and how much of a light she was to those around her.   Her family was naturally devastated by her death and her father, inspired by a statue he saw in a cemetery in Buffalo (holla! We do have an incredibly famous cemetery where Rick James is buried…actually less than a mile from my apartment but I digress!)…he was inspired by a statue in Buffalo and wanted to create a monument for his daughter.   John Galloway commissioned an artist in Pittsburgh to model Grace's figure in clay from her latest photograph.  She was made exactly to her size and figure – 5 foot 6 – and then the clay model and one of her dresses was sent to Italy to be sculpted from marble.  Now some sources say that the dress was one of her “lawn outfits”, some say it was picked out at random, and another, the Fenton History Center, says that it was said to be a graduation dress made by Mrs. Loyal Bushee who was a seamstress for wealthy families.  Regardless, it was a beautiful dress with intricate lace detailing which was sculpted expertly – probably giving rise to the notion that she was a bride, as the marble would make it white and it looks a lot like a wedding dress.   John Galloway and his own father were masons by trade and constructed the base of the monument.  Upon seeing the fine detailing of the sculpt, and fearing that the statue would be weathered by the harsh elements of Western New York winters, tit was decided it would be enclosed in glass.   This encasement has kept the remarkable detail of the statue, which you can peek on the podcast Instagram, and it's so lifelike that it's no wonder people may think her body is actually encased in the stone – which is not what happened though as mentioned briefly in the Niagara Falls episode that is a unique form of burial used only in Niagara Falls called cementation where that actually happens…but I digress.  If you want me to do an episode dedicated to that weirdness let me know!  But ANYWAY…yeah, just a really gorgeous statue.

John Galloway is the Chief Marketing & Innovation Officer at the fan-favorite 95-year-old chocolate brand Godiva. John began his marketing career at public relations firm Burson-Marsteller, which began a journey to work on brands such as Miller beer, Mountain Dew, Pepsi, and more!In this conversation, John talks about how Godiva is bridging the gap between luxury and accessibility. John also discusses how his mentors have shaped him as a leader and why it is important to have loyalty to the brand you work for, especially when you are off the clock.Support our sponsor Deloitte and experience their guidance on resilience for brands in navigating the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more at Deloitte.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tune in for the first of its kind, Tilt Radio. We're talking teams around South West Ohio with the Moeller head coach Sean McGinnis. Then we're joined by Head Coach of the Jacksonville University Men's Lacrosse team John Galloway.