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Years ago, when I was a kid, I used to go to my grandmother's house probably every other weekend. And we would listen to a Play-By-play guide named Ernie Harwell, the voice of the Detroit Tigers. Now, Fast forward to 2022 today. Every night during the hockey season, me and my beautiful wife Mary, get to sit on the couch and listen to my favorite broadcaster. And that is Nick Nollerberger. Nick is the Voice of The Barracuda, the play-by-play guide for the San Jose Sharks Top Farm team, and also my son.  In this episode of Keep The Change, Nick Nollenberger tells his life story, his journey, and how he's been chasing his passion since he was a kid. Nick tells the story of how his brother wouldn't allow him to play in hockey games unless he was in charge of refereeing. This goes back to when Nick was a kid, and the two of them played on the floor with sticks in the living room. That's how long ago he realized he liked broadcasting and that he could pursue that as a career if he wasn't an athlete. Early in his career, he worked as the second announcer and public relations assistant for the Kannapolis Intimidators, the single-A club of the Chicago White Sox. After playing for a single year at the minor league baseball level, Nollenberger moved on to the NAHL's Odessa Jackalopes for a year before joining the Barracuda for the 2016–17 season. Nick says, "If you're able to treat people, respect, be a team player, be hardworking, be passionate, and be kind of a carrier of the torture of the organization in a positive light, then you add value to yourself, and you have an opportunity to build relationships and those relationships, whether. You're looking for something in return or not; hopefully, they'll propel you into something beyond where you're at because it is relationships that will probably get you the next opportunity and, uh, reputation. So it's little things that go a long, long way." Enjoying the show? Subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcast players! Subscribe on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/keep-the-change/id1622521488 Subscribe on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2xcQk7kNGNOnWuZ14aDkWC   Connect with Bart Nollenberger: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bart-nollenberger-4949405a/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BartNollenbergerCoaching

Years ago, when I was a kid, I used to go to my grandmother's house probably every other weekend. And we would listen to a Play-By-play guide named Ernie Harwell, the voice of the Detroit Tigers. Now, Fast forward to 2022 today. Every night during the hockey season, me and my beautiful wife Mary, get to sit on the couch and listen to my favorite broadcaster. And that is Nick Nollerberger. Nick is the Voice of The Barracuda, the play-by-play guide for the San Jose Sharks Top Farm team, and also my son. In this episode of Keep The Change, Nick Nollenberger tells his life story, his journey, and how he's been chasing his passion since he was a kid.Nick tells the story of how his brother wouldn't allow him to play in hockey games unless he was in charge of refereeing. This goes back to when Nick was a kid, and the two of them played on the floor with sticks in the living room. That's how long ago he realized he liked broadcasting and that he could pursue that as a career if he wasn't an athlete.Early in his career, he worked as the second announcer and public relations assistant for the Kannapolis Intimidators, the single-A club of the Chicago White Sox. After playing for a single year at the minor league baseball level, Nollenberger moved on to the NAHL's Odessa Jackalopes for a year before joining the Barracuda for the 2016–17 season.Nick says, "If you're able to treat people, respect, be a team player, be hardworking, be passionate, and be kind of a carrier of the torture of the organization in a positive light, then you add value to yourself, and you have an opportunity to build relationships and those relationships, whether.You're looking for something in return or not; hopefully, they'll propel you into something beyond where you're at because it is relationships that will probably get you the next opportunity and, uh, reputation. So it's little things that go a long, long way."Enjoying the show? Subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcast players!Subscribe on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/keep-the-change/id1622521488Subscribe on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2xcQk7kNGNOnWuZ14aDkWC  Connect with Bart Nollenberger:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bart-nollenberger-4949405a/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BartNollenbergerCoaching

It is our hundredth episode and we are taking a look back at some of the memorable moments that have happened on this podcast since February, 2019. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you may even want to binge listen all our episodes to experience them again! If you would like to hear the episodes featured in this episode, here are the links below:Episode 1: PilotEpisode 7: The Once and Future Cabarrus CountyEpisode 10: Special Episode on Mental Health Awareness (Pt.1)Episode 33: A Special Halloween Radio (Half) HourEpisode 38: A Cabarrus ChristmasEpisode 52: A Word of Encouragement in Dark TimesEpisode 63: Real Conversations on Race Relations (Pt. 2)Episode 93: As the School Board Turns

On the debut episode of The Funnville Nine, Flying Squirrels play-by-play broadcaster Trey Wilson chats with the team's VP & COO, Todd "Parney" Parnell. Parney discusses his path from growing up in Locust, N.C. to becoming one of the most recognizable faces and innovative minds in Minor League Baseball. He talks about his time with the Reading Phillies, Kannapolis Intimidators, Altoona Curve and founding the Richmond Flying Squirrels franchise. Hear stories about carving out a wiffle ball field in yard as a kid, finding direction at Messiah College in Pennsylvania, breaking into the baseball world, working with Dale Earnhardt, Nate McLouth playing catch in a bar parking lot in Altoona, Pa., resulting in a broken car window, and building the Flying Squirrels from scratch ahead of the 2010 season.

Your favorite team may get some time off, but for salespeople...there is no offseason. Today we're talking to Matt Millward, General Manager of the Kannapolis Intimidators and former Director of Sales for the Charlotte Knights.  Selling tickets for minor league baseball takes major league guts and sales skills. Find out how Matt encourages his sales team to be innovative and where he draws inspiration for new sales campaigns in this brand new Sell Or Die Extra. FREE E-BOOK: WHY PEOPLE BUY Figuring out why people buy, is a thousand times more powerful than knowing how to sell. This eBook will give you the insight that will allow you to uncover the genuine buying motive of your customer, every time. On today's show... 04:17 - What are some of the sales obstacles Matt faces regularly 11:34 - How to sell in the offseason Join our Exclusive Sell or Die Facebook Group, where our members are already discussing the latest episode. Submit your sales question and we will answer it on the show!   NEW BOOK Order your copy of Jeffrey's new book Sales Manifesto TODAY! Imperative actions you need to take and master to dominate your competition and win for yourself...for the next decade.  

With the Daytona 500 coming up this Sunday, Mike Ray talks about Daytona and recaps the previous race week.  Who will win the Great American Race for 2019?  The odds makers in Vegas are going with Kevin Harvick.  Will the 2007 Daytona 500 Winner go back to Victory Lane?  You can hear all the exciting action on the Motor Racing Network, or you can watch the Daytona 500 on Fox with coverage beginning at 2:30pm live at Daytona International Speedway. Also, Mike talked about the Kannapolis, NC Minor League Baseball Team, the Kannapolis Intimidators.  The new ownership wants to change the name of the team.  The team is named after former minority owner, NASCAR Legend Dale Earnhardt, Sr. Don't forget to like our Facebook Page.  Follow us on twitter @TRMikeRay1 and on Instagram @TRMikeRay.  You can email us at TRMikeRay@gmail.com.

Rundown: * Later today it will be announced that Welington Castillo will be suspended 80 games for PED use and Leury Garcia left last night's game with a twisted left knee. Who will Rick Hahn call up to replace both players on the 25-man roster? * Michael Kopech was decent in his start against the Norfolk Tide, Eloy Jimenez had a good night at the plate, and the Kannapolis Intimidators keep winning. * Scores around MLB highlight the Milwaukee Brewers rise and the Diamondbacks fall to .500.

The Rundown: * Jim shares his notes visiting the Charlotte Knights, Winston-Salem Dash, and the Kannapolis Intimidators.  * Recap the Pirates series trying to figure out why the starters are having such a tough time in the first inning.  * Discuss the idea of Yolmer Sanchez playing in the outfield * Preview the Rangers series * With Robinson Cano suspended for PEDs should MLB's stance soften to allow star players to stay on the field Presented by SeatGeek and RXBar

The Rundown: * Preview the upcoming series against the Chicago Cubs as Welington Castillo could be a good pick-to-click against Tyler Chatwood.  * Recap the action in the minor leagues as Eloy Jimenez extends his hitting streak to 14 games, and the Kannapolis Intimidators improve their record to 22-11.  * Highlighting scores around Major League Baseball as there were plenty of Grand Slams smacked around ballparks yesterday.

The Kannapolis Intimidators are one game away from the championship round with the help of Willy García.

Presented by SeatGeek and Osteo Bi-Flex. This week is a special show where have two terrific guests. First, recently inducted into the Hall of Fame, Tim Raines joins the show to discuss his career and what it means to finally earn the honor. Our second guest is 2017 first round pick and current third baseman for the Kannapolis Intimidators, Jake Burger. Jake shares what the transition has been like from college to A ball and his hitting philosophy.