Podcast appearances and mentions of John Hogan

The premiers pitched their big "nation building" projects to the prime minister today. NL premier John Hogan says this province is focused on fast-tracking its energy projects... including offshore oil. Ahead of the Energy NL conference in St, John's Tuesday, we speak to the company CEO about the message and timing. (Krissy Holmes with Charlene Johnson)

The latest on the Churchill Falls blaze and fire conditions throughout the province as we head into the weekend + despite the high risk, no province-wide fire ban has been implemented, only in certain areas. CBC reporter Jenna Head asked just this to recently appointed premier John Hogan. (Krissy Holmes with Jeff Motty)(Jenna Head with Premier John Hogan)

The province has a new premier... and there's some musical chairs in cabinet. We hear all about the swearing-in ceremony, and get some analysis of John Hogan's choices for his first cabinet. (Krissy Holmes with the CBC's Peter Cowan)

John Hogan had a lot of reasons to celebrate over the weekend. This morning he joined us in studio to discuss his campaign, and his plans for taking over the provincial Liberal party. 

The Banner GAA Charity Cycle 2025 takes place this May Bank Holiday weekend – and it marks the tenth year of the club's charity efforts, which began back in 2015. This year's 250km cycle, in aid of Bushypark Addiction Centre, will see 19 cyclists aged 40 to 70 take on a two-day journey from Athlone to Dublin via the Old Rail Trail and Royal Canal Greenways. The event has raised thousands for local causes and supported projects like the club's hurling wall, walking track, and upcoming astroturf pitch. To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined by John Hogan, of Banner GAA and Mags Nash, of Bushypark Addiction Centre. Photo(C): Clare FM and https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1049154360600707&set=a.444221794427303

The provincial Liberal leadership candidates have been officially declared. John Abbott and John Hogan will now have 40 days to rally party support. We speak with the chair of the Liberal Leadership Election Committee about next steps in the "battle of the Johns." (Krissy Holmes with Judy Morrow)

Guests: Fr. John Hogan, author, "The Rock from Which You Were Hewn: Lives and Legacy of Holy Irish Men and Women" + John F Clark, author, "God's Wounds - The Remarkable Truth of Those Who Bore the Signs of Christ's Passion

Guests: Fr. John Hogan, author, "The Rock from Which You Were Hewn: Lives and Legacy of Holy Irish Men and Women" + John F Clark, author, "God's Wounds - The Remarkable Truth of Those Who Bore the Signs of Christ's Passion"

Two Great Chefs: Chicago's Evolution as a Food Mecca John Hogan and Tony Mantuano Come join us as two of Chicago's most acclaimed chefs, John Hogan and Tony Mantuano, look back on their 40+ year careers in Europe and Chicago, and reveal how our city has evolved as a world class food destination since the 1980's, the significant changes in the restaurant industry, the farm-to-table movement, and their vision of restaurants in the future. BIOS Chef John Hogan began his career in the 1979 learning the craft of French cuisine in some of Chicago's finest restaurants. In 1987 he was contacted by Chef Jean Joho at the four-star Everest. Chef Joho took Hogan under his tutelage and groomed him to run the kitchen. Later Chef Joho recommended Hogan to Georges “Kiki” Cuiance, where he spent the next five years developing his style of French food. Kiki's Bistro is where he earned many accolades in both local and national press, He then was tapped by David Burke to run the Chicago outpost of Park Avenue. Later he fulfilled his dream of opening his own French restaurant, Savarin. When he opened Savarin, the Chicago Tribune named Hogan as one of the “Top 10 Chefs in Chicago. Following Savarin, Hogan joined Glenn Keefer, who was a well-regarded Chicago steak house legend and opened Keefer's. After a successful thirteen year run, Hogan took a trip to London with his longtime friend, Tony Mantuano, where they together created the idea of a English style Roast House, River Roast, on the Chicago River. The eatery features whole roasted meats, and a charcuterie program. After being named Chef of the year in 2018 and inducted in to the Chicago Chef Hall of Fame, Hogan decided it was time to move on. He is currently pursuing his vision for the production and distribution of charcuterie, as well as a blues based television show, Chef Tony Mantuano has been credited as being among the first to bring fine Italian dining to Chicago at Spiaggia, one of the country's most decorated Italian restaurants. He is respected as a mentor to others and has received 12 nominations from The James Beard Foundation, winning Best Chef Midwest in 2005. He was also honored by President Obama for his culinary contributions to diplomacy (and cooked at the White House as well!) Most recently he served as Food and Beverage Partner at Yolan, an Italian restaurant in Nashville that was voted the #1 restaurant in America by Food & Wine readers. He is also the co-author of Wine Bar Food, a celebration of the Mediterranean. Recorded via Zoom on February 19, 2025 CONNECT WITH CULINARY HISTORIANS OF CHICAGO ✔ MEMBERSHIP https://culinaryhistorians.org/membership/ ✔ EMAIL LIST http://culinaryhistorians.org/join-our-email-list/ ✔ S U B S C R I B E https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Y0-9lTi1-JYu22Bt4_-9w ✔ F A C E B O O K https://www.facebook.com/CulinaryHistoriansOfChicago ✔ PODCAST 2008 to Present https://culinaryhistorians.org/podcasts/ By Presenter https://culinaryhistorians.org/podcasts-by-presenter/ ✔ YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6Y0-9lTi1-JYu22Bt4_-9w ✔ W E B S I T E https://www.CulinaryHistorians.org

5th January, 2025 – This month, Sinéad looks at books and chats with Fintan Burns who co-authored ‘The Bible in a Week with the Blessed Virgin Mary' with Fr Patrick Desmond OP.  She also speaks with Fr Patrick Kenny co-author of ‘The Rock from Which You Were Hewn' with Fr. John Hogan. L'articolo E10 | Catholic Mothers: Family Matters with Sinéad Strong – Fintan Burns and Dr. Patrick Kenny proviene da Radio Maria.

John Hogan, the Minister of Health and Community Services of Newfoundland and Labrador responds to concerns regarding the lack of action to reduce the age for breast cancer screening.

On Tuesday, we heard from the advocacy group Dense Breasts Canada, as well as NAPE. They expressed their concerns about the province's delay in moving on a reduction in the recommended age for breast cancer screenings from 50 to 40. Premier Andrew Furey said the province was taking 'immediate action,' but NL Health Services said it needed time to ensure resources were in place. Five months later, this change has still not been started. Last week, CBC's Alex Kennedy spoke with John Hogan, the Minister of Health and Community Services of Newfoundland and Labrador.

This week on the Motorhome Matt Podcast, we're live from the Western Motorhome and Campervan Show to unpack how future driving licence changes could affect motorhome and caravan owners. Matt and Keith explore the potential changes on the horizon, including updates on digital driving licences featuring QR codes, which could simplify your documentation.  We discuss possible increases in weight limits for motorhomes under standard B licences, allowing you to drive heavier vehicles legally without needing additional certification. Matt also shares insights into the upcoming medical assessment requirements for licence renewals and the implications this might have for those with specific medical conditions. This conversation is packed with information on how these changes could affect your motorhome adventures and what you need to keep in mind to stay compliant. Plus, we have an exciting new product from That Leisure Shop — A Black Streak Remover designed to keep your vehicle in top shape by tackling those stubborn streaks and protecting your paintwork. In the Q&A Tim Allen is frustrated about road tax changes after upgrading his motorhome's weight, Ian Lynch raises a critical safety question about child seats in older motorhomes, and John Hogan asks about upgrading his halogen headlights to LED, prompting a discussion on retrofitting options and the importance of sourcing the right parts. ✅ MOTORHOME MATT APPROVED Services, products and educational resources used and approved by Motorhome Matt mhmp.info/approved

As you will have heard on previous episodes with Sandra Milligan, Yong Zhao, folks from Mastery Transcript Consortium and Rethinking Assessment, standardised tests and assessments are often one of the biggest barriers to change in education as these credentials and school-leaving certificates often hold the key that opens up the next door or higher education for many young people. This week I'm so excited to share an amazing success story of someone who decided that this compromise was just unacceptable for their young people.  Viv White AM is CEO and co-founder (with John Hogan) of Big Picture Learning Australia (BPLA) - https://www.bigpicture.org.au/ - a non-profit company established in Australia in 2006. Building on the work started by Dennis Littky and Elliot Washor in the US in 1995 (https://www.bigpicture.org/), Big Picture Learning Australia's design for personalised, student-driven learning is being implemented in over 50 schools around Australia. Viv has also pioneered a new non-ATAR credential known as the International Big Picture Learning Credential (IBPLC) that is warranted by the University of Melbourne, and accepted by 17 universities around Australia. In 2018 Viv was appointed to the Order of Australia for her services to education and to the reengagement of young people in learning for life. Prior to leading BPLA, Viv was CEO of the Victorian Schools Innovation Commission and CEO of the Australian National Schools Network. She has a thirty-year history of international work in educational reform, research, policy and practice. Viv taught primary and secondary education for 13 years, worked in tertiary research for five years as a research fellow at Macquarie University and Victoria University, and served as an adjunct professor at the University of Western Sydney. Viv is a Fellow of the Australian Council of Education and was admitted, in 2014, to the Australian Businesswomen's Network Hall of Fame. Viv was also named one of The Australian Financial Review 100 Women of Influence in 2019. Find out more: LinkedIn: @viv-white - https://www.linkedin.com/in/viv-white-am-297642142/ Instagram: @bigpicture.edu.au - https://www.instagram.com/bigpicture.edu.au/  @bigpiclearning - https://www.instagram.com/bigpiclearning/ (US) Website: https://www.bigpicture.org.au/

Last week, Premier Andrew Furey announced a surprise cabinet shuffle. Eight ministers now have new positions. John Hogan is minister of health and community services, attorney general and government House leader. Lisa Dempster is leaving Indigenous Affairs, to be minister of environment and climate change, Labrador affairs, labour and Workplace N.L., as well as deputy government House leader. With several ministers taking on multiple portfolios, how they will balance the workload and truly focus on the key issues? Amanda Bittner is a political psychologist.

Talking Maryville Hockey with Director of Hockey and Head Coach of the M1 team, John Hogan!  The Saints have a very difficult schedule; and are making a November trip to British Columbia to face Simon Fraser!  Join Scott and Steven for the latest news from the ACHA on ITHSWpodcasts.Podbean.com, or wherever you get your favorite podcast!  For more, click like and subscribe and go to IceTimeHockeyWest.com.  

The provincial government is giving emergency funds to residents of Labrador City displaced by wildfires. We hear from Minister of Justice and Public Safety John Hogan about the details.

Nearing the halfway point in the year, it's clear the market is now back to a reality that involves push, lower consumer demand, increased costs and tighter margins. In this Business Booster webinar, in partnership with Real World Analytics, our panel of retailer experts will discuss the state of the market, how to handle pre-reg, what to do about subdued retail demand, ways of dealing with overage stock, what can be done about rising business costs and how to work with OEMs on EV targets. Discussing all these topics in our next Auto Retail Live webinar, will be Nathan Tomlinson from Devonshire Motors, Craig Petty from Hatfields and John Hogan, Real World Analytics co-founder. Led by Auto Retail Live chair Mike Jones, the panel will discuss what's going on now and what's expected to happen to UK auto retail in the next few months. Auto Retail Live, on 22 May, will examine the data, discuss hands-on experience and offer advice about how to keep your business growing in an increasingly tough market. Our expert panel will also be available live to answer your questions to help you run a more successful business. Key topics for discussion include: • Where to find and keep more customers • How to battle car buying sites at part-ex time • Mitigating rising business costs • How to deal with pre-reg • Rules to follow for overage stock • Flagging retail EV demand

A former Crown Attorney says Justice Minister John Hogan needs to be better informed about the realities of the criminal justice system. But that reasoning isn't sitting right with one former Crown Attorney. Michael Murray spent 25 years as a lawyer with the crown, before retiring last year. He joined us in studio this morning.

On Thursday's show, NL Justice Minister John Hogan said he's sorry for comments he made last month, regarding how survivors of sexual assault are treated in the criminal justice system. At the time, he said it was “impossible” for lawyers to re-traumatize sexual assault survivors in the court system. Hogan walked that statement back yesterday, saying in part that he was drawing on his own time spent in courtrooms as a lawyer.Former Crown Attorney Mike Murray spent 25 years as a lawyer with the crown, before retiring last year.

John Hogan walked back comments he'd made in the House of Assembly a month ago, after women's advocacy groups issued a public letter calling for an apology.

A provincial women's organization is raising concerns about comments by Justice Minister John Hogan in the House of Assembly on March 6. NDP MHA Lela Evans presented a petition that called for a review of the K-12 school curriculum, to address gaps in learning about consent and gender-based violence. Hogan responded by addressing concerns that lawyers in a trial can re-traumatize victims of sexual assault. He said, in part: "It's a very serious issue and the lawyers in this province are not retraumatizing sexual assault victims, whether it's a Crown or a legal aid or a private lawyer in this province. It's not the way it works. It's actually impossible for it to happen." We spoke with Paula Sheppard, executive director of the Corner Brook Status of Women Council and with Minister Hogan.

Justice Minister John Hogan told us about upcoming infrastructure improvements included as part of budget 2024. 

This conversation Fr. Edward had with Fr. John Hogan was one of the most spiritual edifying for him as a host and interviewer. In this episode, you will learn about the Legion of Mary and its saintly founder Frank Duff. You will also learn how Fr. Hogan fostered a devotion to Thomas of Canterbury in his youth and why he's an important saint today. Finally, you will be introduced to the heroic life of Fr. Willy Doyle, S.J. who has a cause for sainthood. Fr. Doyle will certainly inspire both clergy and lay alike. Hear about how he is a great intercessor for mental health and how he honored his parents. Fr. Hogan drops many spiritual truths and will help you foster a greater love for the holy men and women who lived before us. Learn more about Fr. Willy Doyle: https://williedoyle.org

People in two West Coast communities who make a 911 call today will notice a difference in who responds. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is taking over policing in the towns of Massey Drive and Mount Moriah. Those communities have been in RCMP jurisdiction until now. John Hogan is the Minister of justice and public safety.

Episode 292: I will discuss WGN Channel 9 reporter John Hogan, comedian Shecky Greene, and Mama Batt's Restaurant in Chicago. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message

Episode 292: I will discuss WGN Channel 9 reporter John Hogan, comedian Shecky Greene, and Mama Batt's Restaurant in Chicago. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message

We began a delicious conversation with a dear dear friend of Mr Beef Chef John Hogan. John Hogan is your favorite chefs favorite chef. The class first of the rockstar Americans to cross the pond and apprentice with the greatest Chefs in the south of France. Before Charcuterie became the official snack of hipsters John Hogan was one of very few who kept it from extinction. I can't sing his praises highly enough and we are honored to have him as the first official guest. Merci! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youmemrbeef/message

Calls for more civilian oversight of police were on the agenda at a national conference held in St. John's last week. The Minister of Justice, John Hogan, joined us to give a response.

Changes are coming to policing in western and central Newfoundland. Soon, the RCMP on Fogo Island won't be staffing their building. As well, The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary will take over policing the Bay of Islands, the Town of Massey Drive, and communities in the Humber Valley as far east as Pasadena. John Hogan, NL's minister of Justice and Public Safety, explained the changes.

When your prayer is to God, that he introduces you to his friends, it is amazing the parade of life long introductions he will make. For me this began with St. Ignatius being an example of Gods of what God had in store. St. Ignatius's life was transformed by his introduction to the saints, and so would mine. I am so proud to be a Catholic because of our connection to the holy men and woman. In fact it is such an important part of our faith that we profess it as part of the mass. “I believe in the communion of saints” This episode is about how the saints play such an important part in our spirituality, and it is an introduction to who I hope will be the next saint given to the world from Ireland, Fr. Willie Doyle SJ. With Catholicism on the decline not just worldwide but especially in Ireland Devotion to Father Willie may be the answer to the loss of joy that secularism has left us. Joining me Along The Way to discuss the saints and Fr. Willie Doyle is the postulator of his cause is Fr. John Hogan a priest of the Diocese of Meath in Ireland and one of the host's of EWTN's Forgotten Heritage. This episode mentions a podcast that my friend Fr. Gabriel Burke a devotee of Fr. Willie. To listen to that podcast go to; https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/forgottentreasures/episodes/0012-Fr--Willie-Doyle-e281flh Please Consider joining the Willie Doyle Association go to; https://williedoyle.org/

Join Scott and Steven for another episode of the American Collegiate Hockey Top 20 podcast! Tonight, we welcome Maryville Director of Hockey and Head Coach, John Hogan to the show!  For more, click like and subscribe, and go to www.IceTimeHockeyWest.com.     

On episode 23, we speak to George John, a senior associate at Hogan Lovells LLP, about practicing space law. George gives us an introduction to what practicing space law looks like, some of the major regulatory frameworks that players need to be aware of, and the policy concerns arising at the frontiers of this exciting emerging industry. If you've always had an interest in space law but just didn't know where to look to start exploring, this episode is for you! Follow and connect with us at our LinkedIn and Instagram More on HLEP at clinics.law.harvard.edu/hlep

Seriah is joined by Mike from “Mike and Maurice's Mind Escape Podcast” and the film “As Within, So Without: From UFOs to DMT”. Topics include paranormal documentaries, “The Phenomena” film, Peter Coyote, philosophy, NDEs, psychedelics, alien/interdimensional entities, Greg Little, Andrew Collins, “The Origin of the Gods” book, Carl Jung, living plasma beings, orbs, altered states of consciousness, “The Roswell UFO Symposium” podcast, paranormal videos, an interesting optical effect, sky jellyfish, a bizarre “plastic bag” experience, consciousness vs. illusionism, Toby Martinez, underground sounds, the Taos hum, Havana Syndrome, cattle mutilations, missing time and time distortion, Jane Roberts/Seth channeled material, Michael Masters, time travel, grey aliens, John Keel, “Operation Trojan Horse” and “The Eighth Tower” books, John Hogan, a story of a Foo Fighter sighting, Anthony Tyler, the “Black Hoody Alchemy” podcast, Lea Prime, AI and tech ethics, Daniel Allen Jones, paranormal conventions, Jim Mars, Nick Redfern, Laird Scranton, experiencer stories, high strangeness, trip reports, Martin Ferretti from “The Alchemical Mind” podcast, Matthew Roberts U.S. Navy veteran and author of “Initiated”, unpleasant paranormal encounters, shamanic journeys, Ayahuasca, DMT beings, sleep paralysis, mystical surgery experiences, University of Michigan DMT studies, Rick Strassman, Hamilton Morris, river toads, the Olmec civilization, Terence McKenna, Dan Zetterstrom, UFO disclosure, the “falling leaf” motion in UFO and poltergeist activity, P.D. Newman, entheogens and freemasonry, toads in the paranormal, “Civilized” podcast, Dr. Rick Barnett, psychedelics and epigenetics in human development, Allen Gallimore, the ETH and assumptions of government conspiracy, R.N. Vooght, “Spirit in the Sky” book, symbolism in the ancient world, mythology, Christi Myers paramedic and ketamine researcher, Jack Napier on the DMT experience, hypnosis, the hidden and concealed nature of the true self, the material vs. immaterial divide, Paul Duvall and Justin Gale, “Dreaming Jaguars” youtube channel, Rick Strassman, “DMT: The Spirit Molecule” and “DMT: The Soul of Prophecy” books, Daniel McQueen “Psychedelic Cannabis” book, the DMT-X project, kundalini energy, darkness retreats, NFL quarterback Aaron Rogers, retro-causality, and much more! This is a riveting, information-packed episode!

Seriah is joined by Mike from “Mike and Maurice's Mind Escape Podcast” and the film “As Within, So Without: From UFOs to DMT”. Topics include paranormal documentaries, “The Phenomena” film, Peter Coyote, philosophy, NDEs, psychedelics, alien/interdimensional entities, Greg Little, Andrew Collins, “The Origin of the Gods” book, Carl Jung, living plasma beings, orbs, altered states of consciousness, “The Roswell UFO Symposium” podcast, paranormal videos, an interesting optical effect, sky jellyfish, a bizarre “plastic bag” experience, consciousness vs. illusionism, Toby Martinez, underground sounds, the Taos hum, Havana Syndrome, cattle mutilations, missing time and time distortion, Jane Roberts/Seth channeled material, Michael Masters, time travel, grey aliens, John Keel, “Operation Trojan Horse” and “The Eighth Tower” books, John Hogan, a story of a Foo Fighter sighting, Anthony Tyler, the “Black Hoody Alchemy” podcast, Lea Prime, AI and tech ethics, Daniel Allen Jones, paranormal conventions, Jim Mars, Nick Redfern, Laird Scranton, experiencer stories, high strangeness, trip reports, Martin Ferretti from “The Alchemical Mind” podcast, Matthew Roberts U.S. Navy veteran and author of “Initiated”, unpleasant paranormal encounters, shamanic journeys, Ayahuasca, DMT beings, sleep paralysis, mystical surgery experiences, University of Michigan DMT studies, Rick Strassman, Hamilton Morris, river toads, the Olmec civilization, Terence McKenna, Dan Zetterstrom, UFO disclosure, the “falling leaf” motion in UFO and poltergeist activity, P.D. Newman, entheogens and freemasonry, toads in the paranormal, “Civilized” podcast, Dr. Rick Barnett, psychedelics and epigenetics in human development, Allen Gallimore, the ETH and assumptions of government conspiracy, R.N. Vooght, “Spirit in the Sky” book, symbolism in the ancient world, mythology, Christi Myers paramedic and ketamine researcher, Jack Napier on the DMT experience, hypnosis, the hidden and concealed nature of the true self, the material vs. immaterial divide, Paul Duvall and Justin Gale, “Dreaming Jaguars” youtube channel, Rick Strassman, “DMT: The Spirit Molecule” and “DMT: The Soul of Prophecy” books, Daniel McQueen “Psychedelic Cannabis” book, the DMT-X project, kundalini energy, darkness retreats, NFL quarterback Aaron Rogers, retro-causality, and much more! This is a riveting, information-packed episode! - Recap by Vincent Treewell of The Weird Part Podcast Outro Music is Haishen with Neptune Download

Neil is a little fired up about "The Passion of the Christ". A couple of bedtime stories and today's poll is "Where do you stand on Bush's proposal to pass a Constitutional amendment banning gay marriage?". Clear Channel removed Bubba The Love Sponge from their Tampa station, tomorrow CEO John Hogan will testify before congress. The fines because of Bubba were $755,000.

Ireland's economic situation is set to “worsen” for the foreseeable future. That's what Department of Finance head John Hogan will tell the Public Accounts Committee later this morning. John Fitzgerald an Adjunct Professor in Economics at Trinty College Dublin spoke to Newstalk Breakfast this morning.

Today we spoke with two teachers from the State of New York; John Hogan and JR McCarthy, who combined have over 64 years of experience.We discussed the diminishing returns of our education system since the formation of the Department of Education, and the suspected reasons behind it. Discussed specifically in this episode, are the unfunded federal mandates imposed on local schools nationwide. This is the first of a periodic series on this topic. We intend to revisit this subject often in the future.

John Hogan of Blue Nail Roofing is joining the Big Stud Podcast to talk about the recession and the effects on the service and construction industry. John brings insight and intentionality to his journey in evolving a generational company, no matter what the market demands.    Connect with John at Blue Nail Roofing: https://www.facebook.com/BlueNailNJ   Follow John on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/j.hogan_/

In this episode of TT Daily, Chris Pritchard and Steve Plater are joined by editor of SuperBike magazine, John Hogan, to reflect on the events of Day 2. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

To kick off The TT Daily Podcast, Chris Pritchard and Steve Plater are joined by editor of SuperBike magazine, John Hogan, and solo and sidecar competitor, Maria Costello MBE, to preview the 2022 Isle of Man TT Races fuelled by Monster Energy. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Friday May 27th - Justice and Public Safety Minister John Hogan by VOCM

This week, Paul goes behind the curtain with the authors of a new book called “Chicago's Motor Row.” John Hogan and John Maxon discuss this period in Chicago history that may be new to many listeners south on Michigan Avenue and also on nearby streets in the early 1900's. In this book, which is part […]

We discussed the challenges of teaching Physical Education during the pandemic with John Hogan.Mr. Hogan is the Adaptive Physical Education Department Chair of Orange/Ulster BOCES in New York State.

Neil is a little fired up about "The Passion of the Christ". A couple of bedtime stories and today's poll is "Where do you stand on Bush's proposal to pass a Constitutional amendment banning gay marriage?". Clear Channel removed Bubba The Love Sponge from their Tampa station, tomorrow CEO John Hogan will testify before congress. The fines because of Bubba were $755,000.

This week the painting hiatus starts to break for some of us as work and weather and actual opponents battle for supremacy on desktops and dice bags right across the country. That means a bit of black dot madness creeps in, football strips as heraldry get debated, there is a lengthy diversion into how many bananas can you fit in a 2-foot square terrain tile, Dixons 15mm Marlburians get a quick review, Mirliton's 15mm Communist Italians are sprayed and glued together, and the logic of reviving Hard-Fi's career through small scale modelling is briefly considered and discarded in a short section in which we all pay libations to Vallejo, the Greek God Of Paint Colours. More importantly at around the 44 minute mark we dive headlong into the world of sports broadcasting with World of War-war-war-Sports, a pundits-eye-view of the runners and riders from the UK's first real post-lockdown ADLG v4 competition in York this coming weekend. We go through the field, and pick the group stage winners and them simulate our way to the very final itself all without the aid of VAR, but with the aid of special guest Micah Richards calling in from table-side.   The episode rounds off with Andy's Quiz, this week on the topical topic of York.  (Next week might well be our last Lockdown 21 podcast before we all take a well deserved summer hiatus, but watch out for some live, in-the-field specials coming out over the summer months.) Everest Models on eBay - Banana Trees that work! Communal Italians on Tagmata.it Sports background music as used under Creative Commons Attributional license  Our Pool-based draw for the York competition: Group 1 1. Dave Handley   Early Arab  2. Dave Ruddock    Armenian  3. Dave Allan      Parthian 4. Bob Amey      Palmyan 5. Nik Sharp    Meroitic Kushite 6. Gordon Jamieson  Caledonian 7. Bob Middlemist  Carthaginian 8. David Roberts   Middle Imperial Roman 9. Graeme Carroll Sassanid Persian Group 2 1. Robert Taylor  Palmyran 2. Julian Lopez  Blemmyes/Nobatoes 3. Bill Robertson  Slave Revolt 4. Richard Case   Bosporan 5. Tim Porter      Thracian 6. Andrew Ellis   Early Imperial Roman 7. Alan Cutner  Aramean 8. Dave Saunders Late Imperial Roman 9. Robin Jackson  Ancient Spanish Group 3 1. Adrian Steer Republican Roman 2. Marco Baroni    Ancient British 3. David Finnigan Triumvirate Roman 4. John Hogan     Carthaginian 5. Ferdie       Mithraditic 6. Chris Tofalos  Ptolemaic 7. Chris Proudfoot Aramean 8. Jesse Schoor   Mithraditic 9. Tony Robinson  Judean Jewish Group 4 1. Hunter Hope   Meroitic Kushite 2. A Late Entry with Romans  3. Kevin Johnson   Selucid 4. Stephen Nice   Early Imperial Roman 5. Hugh Cameron  Parthian 6. Charles Gronau  Middle Imperial Roman 7. Paul Dawson  Late Imperial Roman 8. Mike Bennett   Sassanid Persian  

We review some News Around the Nation and talk some men's league hockey with Mark and Marshy's Men's League Breakdown. We are joined by Maryville University (ACHA) Head Coach, John Hogan (47:21).

Join Scott and Steven for another episode of Club Hockey SW Weekly.  Tonight, we welcome Head Coach from University of Arizona, Chad Berman; and the Head Coach from Maryville University, John Hogan.  Click like and subscribe and go to www.IceTimeHockeySW.com.

In this episode, Dan Gianfrancesco and Zack Ryan from StrixMedia are joined by John Hogan, the owner of Blue Nail Roofing and Siding. John tells the team about starting Blue Nail and the personal experiences that drove him to the construction business in the first place. His personal story is one that many people can relate to when it comes to working with untrustworthy contractors that take advantage of homeowners. Tune in to this episode of The Creative Collective Show to find out what makes Blue Nail different from other roofing and siding companies in the area and how they stand out among the rest when it comes to trustworthiness, work ethic, and overall craftsmanship. StrixMedia thanks you for supporting our show! If you haven't already, please give us a like on social media and let us know you are listening. We hope you continue to tune in as we interview business owners and creatives about their stories and how they got to where they are. If you or anyone you know is a business owner or creative with a story to tell, send us an email and we will try to get you on the podcast! Support the show