Podcast appearances and mentions of john thompson iii

Tobi Altizer hosts Overtime on Tuesday 7 January 2025. Show includes guest John Thompson III.

JT3 discusses the life and legacy of Dikembe Mutombo

09/26 Hour 4: Sebastian Maniscalco Joins The Junkies - 1:00 Circa Survivor Pool Selection - 16:00 John Thompson III Joins The Junkies - 32:00

09/26 FULL SHOW: Hour 1 - 1:00 Hour 2 - 45:00 Hour 3 - 1:27:00 Hour 4 - 2:05:00 The Sports Junkies analyze the Washington Commanders momentum and put together a gift basket for the Chicago Bears. Today's guests were Brian Baldinger, Dave Richard, Sebastian Maniscalco, and John Thompson III.

Hour 3 - 00:00 - David Aldridge And John Thompson III On The Monumental Stadium Move 18:45 - The Chargers Fire HC Brandon Staley and GM Tom Telesco 30:14 - Chris Russell On The Monumental Stadium Move

12.15.23 Hour 21:00- John Thompson III, former Georgetown head coach & Senior Vice President of Monumental Basketball, joins G&D to discuss the potential move to Virginia and how it can impact the area. 19:25- If you're bothered by the Wizards/Capitals moving to Virginia, how can they win you back now? 

An interesting analogy popped into my head when editing this episode: Dealing with adversity is like taking your vitamins. You may try to avoid it, even if it's good for you. It builds you up, makes you stronger. And by relying on those strengths, you'll be better equipped to handle life's challenges going forward. “It's never too late to start living in alignment with your strengths.” That's a quote from today's guest, John Thompson III, author of Stack Your Deck: How to be an ACE in Business & Life. Like Angie, John is a former engineer turned entrepreneur and coach, and his approach to work/life balance and overcoming challenges is a breath of fresh air.

What's holding you back from living your best life by design, not default?   In the episode of the Creator Community, we meet certified executive coach, business leader and author John Thompson III who shares his playbook for being an ACE in business & life.   Whatever cards you've been dealt, you have the power to change your story.  Life offers us unexpected hands but it's up to us whether or not we optimize our play – from this choice flows forth the many unmistakable gifts of gratitude, determination and joy!   This is just one of the key lessons of today's episode and one of the most important things we can do to live a life of meaning and purpose.     Are you ready to STACK YOUR DECK?     Key Points: How do we take the challenging times, learn and grow from adversity, to become an Ace in life and business?   Nelson Mandela says, “Vision without action is just a dream.” Learn key steps, small and large, that you can take to make your vision a reality.   Being and ACE in business and life requires the pillars of success: Attitude, Connection, Empowerment and Strength.   Author Bio: John has more than 20 years of sales leadership experience in corporate America and is a Certified Executive Coach with a BS in Electrical Engineering from University of Pittsburgh and an MBA from Penn State University.   With a vision of bringing hope to millions, John is the founder of Team ACES, a coaching and consulting company that helps individuals and teams elevate to the top of their game.

Early Monday morning on August 15th 2022, I received a text from John Thompson III. A little while afterwards, former Princeton teammate of mine Mitch Henderson called. Forever Tigers and holding the best of memories between us, I wasn't thrilled to hear from either of them. They both carried the sad news that our Coach—Pete Carril—had passed away. An immense legacy of winning, innovation and precision and the transformative impact of the greatest teacher that many of us have encountered in our lives, there aren't enough words to encapsulate Pete Carril's influence. We won't attempt to do so. Instead, myself, my right hand man Princeton grad and former Princeton graduate assistant coach Lawrence “L-Boogie” Schuler and Jon Solomon--lifelong Princeton Basketball fan, creator of PrincetonBasketball.com and chief-in-game correspondent for THE Ivy League Hoops Hour--will share our initial memories, stories and feelings regarding the loss of…The Coach. This our tribute: an end of summer, impromptu edition dedicated solely to the late Hall of Fame basketball coach, legend and patriarch of the Princeton Basketball family, Pete Carril. This is THE Ivy League Hoops Hour.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sydney-johnson37/message

Segment 6 - Ben Standig joins Kevin to discuss everything going on with the Commanders. Plus, some breaking Deshaun Watson news. Segment 7 - John Thompson III joins Kevin to remember the life and legacy of Bill Russell after he passed away yesterday Segment 8 - Kevin gives his initial thoughts on the Deshaun Watson suspension.

On this week's Off the Bench podcast, Chris Miller sits down with Wizards VP of Player Development and Engagement John Thompson III to discuss Martin Luther King Jr's legacy, Monumental Basketball's upcoming social justice roundtable, activism in sports and more.

C4 and Bryan Nehman heard weekdays from 5:30-10:00 am ET on WBAL Newsradio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

Shae & Jordan continue their discussion on what QB would fit in New England next year...and Jordan's hot takes astound his wife. John Thompson III joins to talk about his late father's book and why he was so proud of college & pro athletes earlier this year. Malika Andrews joins to look ahead to the start of the NBA season and tell us what expectations are like in Brooklyn.

Shae & Jordan continue their discussion on what QB would fit in New England next year...and Jordan's hot takes astound his wife. John Thompson III joins to talk about his late father's book and why he was so proud of college & pro athletes earlier this year. Malika Andrews joins to look ahead to the start of the NBA season and tell us what expectations are like in Brooklyn.

Shae & Jordan continue their discussion on what QB would fit in New England next year...and Jordan's hot takes astound his wife. John Thompson III joins to talk about his late father's book and why he was so proud of college & pro athletes earlier this year. Malika Andrews joins to look ahead to the start of the NBA season and tell us what expectations are like in Brooklyn.

Shae & Jordan continue their discussion on what QB would fit in New England next year...and Jordan's hot takes astound his wife. John Thompson III joins to talk about his late father's book and why he was so proud of college & pro athletes earlier this year. Malika Andrews joins to look ahead to the start of the NBA season and tell us what expectations are like in Brooklyn.

Shae & Jordan continue their discussion on what QB would fit in New England next year...and Jordan's hot takes astound his wife. John Thompson III joins to talk about his late father's book and why he was so proud of college & pro athletes earlier this year. Malika Andrews joins to look ahead to the start of the NBA season and tell us what expectations are like in Brooklyn.

Hear Chase's chats with John Thompson III and Sashi Brown about their new roles within Monumental Basketball following Monday's press conference.

On today's show Andrew Sharp and Ben Golliver begin by celebrating America's bounty of natural wonders and imploring listeners to tip their tour guides on the way through National Parks. Then (5:00): The Bulls aren't the only team with a leadership committee, as the Wizards have officially entered a new era under Tommy Sheppard, Sashi Brown, John Thompson III and the rest of the management team that was introduced in D.C. on Monday afternoon. Topics include: Trusting Ted Leonsis, comparisons to the Clippers' front office, the chances of a "faster" rebuild, the role of Sashi Brown, and the strategy for trading Beal and Wall. From there (35:00): The state of Giannis Inc. at the end of a complicated Bucks offseason an extended publicity tour with Nike. Where is this going, and what does it mean for the rest of the NBA? At the end (60:00): NBA coaches with impossible jobs this season, revisiting the Kyrie Irving discussion from last week, and call to neuroscientists from around the globe.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nick Ashooh & Wes Hall hosted as we cover the introduction of Tommy Sheppard as General Manager along with other new hires that include John Thompson III onto the Monumental staff. Stay tuned at the end for Chase Hughes' conversation with franchise owner Ted Leonsis (15:49).

Last October, in the wake of federal indictments that sent shockwaves through the college basketball world, the NCAA convened an independent body to examine the sport and bring forward proposals to reshape it. This week, the Commission on College Basketball delivered those recommendations. Hear directly from commission members about the intricacies of that process. Jack Ford with a trio of Commission on College Basketball members: Gene Smith, Ohio State director of athletics; John Thompson III, former Georgetown men’s basketball coach; and Grant Hill; Atlanta Hawks vice chairman and former NBA and college basketball star.

This week, the guys welcome Assistant Coach, Martin Bahar, of USC Men's Basketball. They discuss his road through college basketball including working for John Thompson III and his Final Four run at Georgetown, a possible east coast bias in college basketball as well as the dynamic of coaching at prestigious academic institutions. The guys also dive into segments recapping the week of college hoops, Coach Cal and the media. midseason eligibility and the groundbreaking FS1 all-access broadcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-green-light/support

Tonight on The Box Out Kahlil and Jason will discuss this weekend’s NCAA Final Four where Oregon, North Carolina, Gonzaga and South Carolina will vie for the National Championship in Arizona. The guys will go over their brackets, which may or may not be broken, and who they believe will come out on top in Monday’s championship game. Last week’s show featured technical issues which prevented Jason from losing his mind on Knicks president Phil Jackson. Jason will get his chance to go off on Jackson amid the Knicks looking like a team that is going into tanking mode. Who is the NBA MVP? Is it Russell Westbrook or James Harden? The guys will discuss along with the latest NBA news. Also last week Georgetown fired John Thompson III as head coach. Kahlil and Jason will talk about the future of Georgetown basketball and whether they should stay in the family with Patrick Ewing or go outside Hoya nation. That and much more on the next edition of The Box Out.

It is true. It is gnarly, and damn true. The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back with the force of 1,024 suns. That's right, our crack mathematical team has determined that your favorite bi-weekly podcast the force of exactly 1,024 suns. Don't worry, though, as both Jared and Joseph are working hard to make that number 1,025. This episode is a straight flame emoji. That is just a fact. In fact, you can ask anyone about this specific episode of the Relatively Speaking Podcast, and you know that they would tell you? That this episode is the greatest episode of all sports podcast episodes in the history of the medium. After the short begins by being derails by a bad Burger King joke, the dastardly -- and dynamic, for that matter -- duo discuss the debacle happening with Georgetown. With the Hoyas firing John Thompson III, it is a critical time for the program to do something... anything. What are the hosts' ideas? A new segment is introduced on this wonderful day. It is called Beating a Dead Horse. Since the show is only taped twice a week, sometimes a story happens in the middle of those two episodes, gets talked about to death, making it irrelevant by the time the Relatively Speaking Podcast returns. Well, no more! Who is responsible for NBA players resting? Should we care? How much wood could a... The show ends on a magical high-note. With the world anxiously waiting, six brave humans sent Jared and Joseph six amazing questions. The hosts answer all six, and end up being inspired to a degree that would make Tom Cruise proud as all hell. Uh. Yeah. You just need to listen.

Ben talks about the Sweet 16 match-ups from last night and previews tonight's games as well. Next, he talks about the Suns having the youngest starting five ever in the NBA and what the NBA can do about teams tanking. To end the show, Ben talks about Derrick Rose wanting to win, John Thompson III out at Georgetown, and Michael Porter Jr. decommitting from Washington.Follow the GSMC Basketball Podcast at http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/basketball-podcast.html

It is true. It is gnarly, and damn true. The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back with the force of 1,024 suns. That's right, our crack mathematical team has determined that your favorite bi-weekly podcast the force of exactly 1,024 suns. Don't worry, though, as both Jared and Joseph are working hard to make that number 1,025. This episode is a straight flame emoji. That is just a fact. In fact, you can ask anyone about this specific episode of the Relatively Speaking Podcast, and you know that they would tell you? That this episode is the greatest episode of all sports podcast episodes in the history of the medium. After the short begins by being derails by a bad Burger King joke, the dastardly -- and dynamic, for that matter -- duo discuss the debacle happening with Georgetown. With the Hoyas firing John Thompson III, it is a critical time for the program to do something... anything. What are the hosts' ideas? A new segment is introduced on this wonderful day. It is called Beating a Dead Horse. Since the show is only taped twice a week, sometimes a story happens in the middle of those two episodes, gets talked about to death, making it irrelevant by the time the Relatively Speaking Podcast returns. Well, no more! Who is responsible for NBA players resting? Should we care? How much wood could a... The show ends on a magical high-note. With the world anxiously waiting, six brave humans sent Jared and Joseph six amazing questions. The hosts answer all six, and end up being inspired to a degree that would make Tom Cruise proud as all hell. Uh. Yeah. You just need to listen.

Ben Standig takes a break from Wizards talk for the breaking news that John Thompson III is no longer the head coach at Georgetown. Ben assisted Georgetown site Casual Hoya with the news and spoke with CH's Andrew Geiger and Bobby Bancroft about all that went down. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A college basketball heavy hour as the guys talk Sweet 16, John Thompson III being let go at Georgetown, Wichita State basketball headlines and a little talk on Drake's men's basketball coaching search.

It's March, so you know we are all about March Madness! Joe and Patrick will talk about the NCAA Tournament and tell you how you can enter the Nuts And Bolts Sports bracket contest.  Also hear them get into some D.C. sports talk. The Redskins have drama, the Wizards are hot and is John Thompson III on the hot seat?  All of that mixed with additional NFL, NBA and more.  Make sure you tune in at 7pm or give us a call at 347.989.1223 to share your thoughts.  As always, the show is brought to you by Total Package Energy Shot. What fuels you?

Brandon Marshall a NY Giant. He just moves across the hall. Very nice. Tim Tebow gets a standing O for hitting into a DP but let's give him more then 3 AB's. St. John's wins their first Big East game in last 6 tries and Mullins and Thompson almost came to blows.

Georgetown's John Thompson III is looking for a major bounce back season after a disappointing 2015-16. Has Georgetown become forgotten in the Big East? Will team depth play a factor into the pace at which the play? And who coach expects a break-out season from... Plus, a full Big East breakdown! How strong is the Big East brand currently? Can Villanova repeat as national champions? And why Jon thinks the bottom of the league has caught the middle.