Podcasts about keano

David and Martin chat about Caoimhin Kelleher's desire to become a Number One away from Liverpool, Keano is in court and Nathan Fraser has turned down Ireland AGAIN!

The boy's assess the lay of the land at Chelsea FC following their bruising encounter with Arsenal and wonder what needs to happen for the Blues to return to winning ways. Michail comes to Erik Ten Hag's defence following the tidal wave of criticism the Man United manager has faced this week but goes after Keano for saying pros shouldn't podcast. Meanwhile Tom highlights the up and coming talent he foresees making a big impact on the 24/25 season and the boy's perform a thorough post mortem on Nottingham Forest's latest VAR debacle. Got a query that only a professional footballer can answer? We'd love to hear from you. Send your questions to ffp@bbc.co.uk

Gareth O'Callaghan hears form Noel Spillane, Football Correspondent Irish Examiner, who has a long reason why Roy should get the big job! And is hopeful he will. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Keano & Turtles B2B on the Rooftop Sessions presented by The DJ Sessions 3/23/24   Keano Spins hyphy bass heavy electronic dance music with a hip-hop feel. His performance is live and energetic with a track selection ranging from Dubstep, Trap, DnB, Glitch, and other bass heavy electronic music genres. He can spin all genres across the board and with his experience beginning on vinyl can work on all equipment. DJing since 2006. Keano began building his mixing skills that year as well becoming an On-Air Personality for C89.5 FM, KNHC Seattle (The Largest & Longest Running Dance Radio Station In The US). After 4 years of work with C895, Keano then worked with KUOW a NPR affiliate in 2008, was a guest host on 99.9FM KISW, and began his work in the local club scene. When 2010 hit he was more than ready to start ‘The Bassment', an all bass music heavy electronic radio show. Keano has run multiple weekly bass heavy EDM events in Seattle, including historic Seattle venues rooted in the underground scene to a Billboard Top 100 Club. As a resident DJ with DnB Tuesdays, the longest running Drum and Bass weekly in the world, he has a true love for DnB. Keano started Trapped Productions in 2012, running events around Washington State as well as being contracted for festival promotion. In 2021 he Co-Founded Kaleidoscope Arts & Events to bring music, art and cannabis to events. Keano is currently most active weekly hosting C89.5FM Thursday nights 11pm-1am ‘The Bassment'.   About The DJ Sessions - “The DJ Sessions” is a Twitch/Mixcloud "Featured Partner” live streaming/podcast series featuring electronic music DJ's/Producers via live mixes/interviews and streamed/distributed to a global audience. TheDJSessions.com The series constantly places in the “Top Ten” on Twitch Music and the “Top Five” in the “Electronic Music", “DJ", "Dance Music" categories. TDJS is rated in the Top 0.11% of live streaming shows on Twitch out of millions of live streamers. It has also been recognized by Apple twice as a "New and Noteworthy” podcast and featured three times in the Apple Music Store video podcast section. UStream and Livestream have also listed the series as a "Featured" stream on their platforms since its inception. The series is also streamed live to multiple other platforms and hosted on several podcast sites. It has a combined live streaming/podcast audience is over 125,000 viewers per week. With over 2,400 episodes produced over the last 14 years "The DJ Sessions" has featured international artists such as: BT, Youngr, Dr. Fresch, Ferry Corsten, Sevenn, Drove, Martin Trevy, Jacob Henry, Nathassia aka Goddess is a DJ, Wuki, DiscoKitty, Moon Beats, Barnacle Boi, Spag Heddy, Scott Slyter, Simply City, Rob Gee, Micke, Jerry Davila, SpeakerHoney, Sickotoy, Teenage Mutants, Wooli, Somna, Gamuel Sori, Curbi, Alex Whalen, Vintage & Morelli, Netsky, Rich DietZ, Stylust, Bexxie, Chuwe, Proff, Muzz, Raphaelle, Boris, MJ Cole, Flipside, Ross Harper, DJ S.K.T., Skeeter, Bissen, 2SOON, Kayzo, Sabat, Katie Chonacas, DJ Fabio, Homemade, Hollaphonic, Lady Waks, Dr. Ushuu, Arty/Alpha 9, Miri Ben-Ari, DJ Ruby, DJ Colette, Nima Gorji, Kaspar Tasane, Andy Caldwell, Party Shirt, Plastik Funk, ENDO, John Tejada, Hoss, Alejandro, DJ Sash U, Arkley, Bee Bee, Cozmic Cat, Superstar DJ Keoki, Crystal Waters, Swedish Egil, Martin Eyerer, Dezarate, Maddy O'Neal, Sonic Union, Lea Luna, Belle Humble, Marc Marzenit, Ricky Disco, AthenaLuv, Maximillian, Saeed Younan, Inkfish, Kidd Mike, Michael Anthony, They Kiss, Downupright, Harry “the Bigdog” Jamison, DJ Tiger, DJ Aleksandra, 22Bullets, Carlo Astuti, Mr Jammer, Kevin Krissen, Amir Sharara, Coke Beats, Danny Darko, DJ Platurn, Tyler Stone, Chris Coco, Purple Fly, Dan Marciano, Johan Blende, Amber Long, Robot Koch, Robert Babicz, KHAG3, Elohim, Hausman, Jaxx & Vega, Yves V, Ayokay, Leandro Da Silva, The Space Brothers, Jarod Glawe, Jens Lissat, Lotus, Beard-o-Bees, Luke the Knife, Alex Bau, Arroyo Low, Camo & Crooked, ANG, Amon Tobin, Voicians, Florian Kruse, Dave Summit, Bingo Players, Coke Beats, MiMOSA, Drasen, Yves LaRock, Ray Okpara, Lindsey Stirling, Mako, Distinct, Still Life, Saint Kidyaki, Brothers, Heiko Laux, Retroid, Piem, Tocadisco, Nakadia, Protoculture, Sebastian Bronk, Toronto is Broken, Teddy Cream, Mizeyesis, Simon Patterson, Morgan Page, Jes, Cut Chemist, The Him, Judge Jules, DubFX, Thievery Corporation, SNBRN, Bjorn Akesson, Alchimyst, Sander Van Dorn, Rudosa, Hollaphonic, DJs From Mars, GAWP, David Morales, Roxanne, JB & Scooba, Spektral, Kissy Sell Out, Massimo Vivona, Moullinex, Futuristic Polar Bears, ManyFew, Joe Stone, Reboot, Truncate, Scotty Boy, Doctor Nieman, Jody Wisternoff, Thousand Fingers, Benny Bennasi, Dance Loud, Christopher Lawrence, Oliver Twizt, Ricardo Torres, Patricia Baloge, Alex Harrington, 4 Strings, Sunshine Jones, Elite Force, Revolvr, Kenneth Thomas, Paul Oakenfold, George Acosta, Reid Speed, TyDi, Donald Glaude, Jimbo, Ricardo Torres, Hotel Garuda, Bryn Liedl, Rodg, Kems, Mr. Sam, Steve Aoki, Funtcase, Dirtyloud, Marco Bailey, Dirtmonkey, The Crystal Method, Beltek, Darin Epsilon, Kyau & Albert, Kutski, Vaski, Moguai, Blackliquid, Sunny Lax, Matt Darey, and many more. In addition to featuring international artists TDJS focuses on local talent based on the US West Coast. Hundreds of local DJ's have been featured on the show along with top industry professionals. We have recently launched v3.1 our website that now features our current live streams/past episodes in a much more user-friendly mobile/social environment. In addition to the new site, there is a mobile app (Apple/Android) and VR Nightclubs (VR Chat). About The DJ Sessions Event Services - TDJSES is a 501c3 Non-profit charitable organization that's main purpose is to provide music, art, fashion, dance, and entertainment to local and regional communities via events and video production programming distributed via live and archival viewing. For all press inquiries regarding “The DJ Sessions”, or to schedule an interview with Darran Bruce, please contact us at info@thedjsessions.com.

Attacken mot Lyon och Fabio Grosso, Haalands svar på "Keano"-ramsorna, Uniteds usla offensiv, Jude Bellingham tystade Rolling Stones, Gündogans uppfriskande avhyvling, 40.000 visselpipor – och Girouds förtvivlan, mål och kylbox.PANEL: Dawid Fjäll, Kristian Borell, Siavoush Fallahi, Björn JohnsonREDAKTÖR: Oliver Tommos JernbergBILDPRODUCENT: Björn Bergdahl

Skip, Neil & Ronnie discuss the latest goings on in Sydney and all things Spurs & Everton.

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Cardiff ReactionDebutsLast Minute GoalsJust What Do They BringNew HeroesMotMLuton FA Cup Replay PreviewRef WatchLast TimePredictionsGreat way to win a point with a last minute goal, Keano is on fire, the main man. Two great debuts and another top display by Charlie Hughes.FA Cup replay to look forward to as we look to make it 3 games undefeated.Up the tics!Contact PWU Podcast Tweet us @PWUPodcast or @WorthingtonBaz email barryworthington@hotmail.com Catch us at the game Editor & Producer - Barry Worthington©Progress With Unity Podcast

On this week's edition of A Slight Tangent, Arthur, Joe, Mick, and Will discussed FIFA's fake news from the World Cup, the Irish obsession with Roy Keane, and commentary from matches. Football on OTB with Sky.

In Part 2 OAK breakdown, I will be covering beef between popular Tiktokers Keano and Demjai, that started from the competition to the TikTok streets! Demjai seems blinded by Keano's remarks about him..... Plus my honest opinion about the show itself! Anyway, I have some yapping to do, see you in the comment section! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We had a great fight and win in Daytona with Keano despite my eye infection. What you should look for in a Martial arts gym, and Adesanya vs Pereira. Hope you enjoy. LIKE SUBSCRIBE SHARE Peace, Kru Luck --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bcma/support

Gav was joined last night by our Chris Wynn and Phil West to break down Sunderland's massive victory over promotion rivals Oxford Utd on Saturday, and look ahead to an absolutely mental looking Easter Weekend in League One! What's the crack? We needed that - how do the lads feel following another last minute winner for Alex Neil's side?The gaffer was frustrated with the Lads losing the midfield battle in the first half so made changes that - once again - came good; but should he be in that position to begin with?Just how important was that win for our play-off hopes, as the sides around us were held to draws - this goes some way to alleviating some pressure doesn't it?EMBOOOOO - The lad comes good again, what does he have to do to get a start? Is he better as an impact sub?PATTOOOO - Another young lad who has been quietly going about his business looking pretty confident of late... How good a job has he done to grab the Hoff's starting place and keep hold of it?Shades of the Keano season... this an actual thing or has someone simply spiked the lad's drinks?All this and much, much more! Listen In!#SAFC #EFL #LeagueOne See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gav was joined yesterday by our Phil and SSN's MLF - the lovely Tom White - to go over Sunderland's win at the DW Stadium; looking back at the transfer business and managerial saga, and looking forward to Charlton's next attempt to once again f*** everything up for Sunlun.What's the crack?Gav finally gets to say something positive about Sunderland after the chaos and heartbreak of the last month or so...We get Tom's thoughts on the performance on Saturday - did he see that coming at all?Alex Neil thinks football is often ruined by people talking too much bollocks - so what has he been saying to the lads on the training pitch about the simplicity of the beautiful game?A bit of a retrospective about the timing of the sacking of Lee Johnson, the transfer window business in general, and the Keano and Kongolo deals/talks falling through - as Tom is all ITK and well... we're interested.Can Sunderland turn this into a run - is anyone confident about our chances of getting to the play-offs off the back of this result?Charlton are coming up - how vital is that for what comes next as we strive (now against the odds) for promotion?Max Power got a bit of stick on Saturday - Tom wonders why we keep booing lads who people may not have liked, but who didn't leave the club on bad terms with the fans?All this and much more! Listen in!#SAFC #EFL #LeagueOne #SSN See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Well... Ant was joined in the pub almost immediately after the game by Malc and Paddy to react to whatever the f*ck that was supposed to be - as half the squad downed tools once again - this time in front of a packed Stadium of Light! What's the crack?The fans turned up at least.What was that team selection?How badly do we need the new manager/head coach in... and how much do we need it to be Keano? Not all agree.The lads get all radge about the things you'd expect and then try to convince themselves it'll be fine, as you do.Aye.#SAFC #EFL #LeagueOne See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we're rejoined by Alex J. Byrne as we discuss the year 2002. A year where there was pie thrown, strops thrown and weddings thrown.

Hey guys, I'm with another podcast that features special guest @k, to yap about how began his TikTok journey and his future endeavors. If you are not aware, Keano is a popular Bahamian TikToker with 66k followers, his content consists of comedy sketches, along with displaying his dance moves. Any suggestion on who should I interview next? Keano's Social Links: https://www.instagram.com/kh_ramz/ https://www.tiktok.com/@kh_ramz?lang=en https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCl6W... Sponsored Links https://www.instagram.com/thegraphics... https://www.tiktok.com/@graphicshack?... Social Media Links: https://www.instagram.com/passingener... https://twitter.com/passingenergy24 https://www.facebook.com/passingenergy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Its not every day you meet a man who drove across America with actor Sean Penn, developed a cocaine addiction through his friendship with an LA dealer named Cuban Mike, auditioned top Hollywood actresses like Renee Zellweger, and learned rebel songs directly from Christy Moore. Peter Sheridan has done it all, and has lived to tell the tales on this episode of The Mario Rosenstock Podcast. You are in for a real treat with this one folks. Peter is a great author, playwright, and director (he was my director in I, Keano), he has a new play called Philo , starting on Oct 21st in the Sean O'Casey Theatre in Dublin – you'll find tickets to that on Eventbrite (click here) and I strongly encourage you to go see it. In brand new and exclusive comedy this week: The Mario Rosenstock Podcast hotline has been BUZZING with messages from people who are VERY excited about getting back in to their favourite nightclubs, you might recognise some of them…Don't forget that the Mario Rosenstock Podcast hotline is open to everyone, you can send me a whatsapp voice note anytime – we'd love to hear your stories, jokes, comments, anything that's on your mind. The number is 087 268 5459. You can also email me at mariorosenstock@gmail.com. Enjoy the episode! MarioProduced by Patrick Haughey, AudioBrand. | www.audiobrand.ie See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the podcast this week, Luke and Paddy are joined by Barry Worthington from the Wigan Athletic fan podcast, Progress With Unity as we chat about Ireland's new 'Keano', Will Keane. We delve into what are his best attributes, his best position, Keane's recent form and more. James Rogers is back on this week as we chat about the latest at Dundalk on and off the pitch. Has there been turning point? Who's next out the door with Duffy & McEleney? Are Peak 6 selling up? Finally, the newly revamped Wesley Hoolahan Power Rankings rankings return!  Enjoy! Opening Chat: 00:00 - 17:57 Will Keane discussion: 17:58 - 39:03 James Rogers on Dundalk: 39:04 - 1:26:07 Power Rankings: 1:26:08 - 1:42:50

Join us for laughs and the “hippest” chat to date on this podcast! Listen to local hip hop artist “KEYNOTE” known as “your girlfriend's favorite rapper” tell his story on becoming a hip hop artist.  Hear how relocating from DC to Harrisonburg helped boost his music career; our connection to another local rapper, Grayling Skyy; and what famous 1940s-50s Big Band artist has a huge influence on his music! Discover what he has to blast on his car radio with the windows down and what his creative process is like. Hear a shout out to his manager, Chris Phillips, who describes Keano's music as “totally different than where hip-hop is going now” and then listen to “Keynote” tell us in what way. Find out what the experience was like to virtually perform in the 14th annual DIY MACROCK Musical Festival this year at the The Golden Pony and more. Plus, don't miss Dawn dropping a rap she's performed on stage to get his feedback LOL This one is full of 'cool' and FUN although the cool points admittedly must all go to our guest today;-) Enjoy! Keano “KEYNOTE” Illidge Facebook: Keano “KEYNOTE” Illidge Instagram & Twitter: @keynote_illidge ..and you can also find him on YouTube & Spotify! To learn more about X2 Comedy visit: https://www.x2comedy.com/

Here it is, the full interview (and dog walk) with Roy Keane to share with you all.Gary dives into Roy's management career, his time at United, starting his Instagram account and so much more.Let us know what you think to this episode, and be sure to leave a like & subscribe for more.Who do you want to see on future episodes?Brought to you by Sky Bet See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To celebrate Roy's 50th birthday, Gary had 50 quick-fire questions ready for him.From favourite food, to superheroes, to the Gallagher's, we cover everything! And get ready for the full episode with Roy, which will be out very soon.As always, let us know if you enjoyed this video in the comments, and subscribe to never miss a video - we've got plenty coming up!!Brought to you by Sky Bet. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is it lads and lasses - The Big Match! Can we do it? Can we overcome? Will this be our year? When are too many question marks considered too many? Can you feel the burning anticipation? Well perhaps there's a cream/ointment for that.Yes - SAFC return to action against fierce local rivals Spennymoor Town in a match of not two, but three halves - such is the competitive intensity of the tie. Knowing all this, our resident Deep Diver and walking Sunlun fact file - Mr Chris Wynn - decided to pull in a local lad who knows a thing or two about today's opposition... then spent an hour or so avoiding talking about the match/training exercise itself as we go back through his memories of Joe Royle, Chris Turner, Big Mick McCarthy, Keano, Quinny, Paulo Di Canio and many more of the characters that both helped and hindered the Shotton-born MLF's career... We are of course speaking to Mr Tommy Miller - the current manager of Spenny, and former Sunderland, Ipswich and Hartlepool midfielder. Featuring:Memories of Roker Park as a bairn; When did Tommy start following the Lads?The old YTS scheme; We've not heard a single former player tell us there was anything wrong with it - would some lads coming through in this era perhaps benefit from a similar youth experience?Tommy played under some of the biggest and most notorious personalities in the modern (depending on your age like) English game; Who did he learn the most from throughout his long professional career, and who did he think should've been given more of a chance/helping hand when they needed one?His time at Sunderland; Like every single one of us, Tommy wanted to play for his local side, and he finally got the chance… so what was life like at the club during the frankly insane couple of years he was here and why does he think things didn't turn out quite the way he wanted them to?Today's earth shattering fixture; Is he just happy football is back?All this and a hell of a lot more, as there's absolutely nothing else occurring today in the footballing world. So strap yourself in, hire an interpreter if you struggle with northern accents vs zoom technology, and enjoy the ride! It's Miller Time!*Hahahahahaha couldn't resist See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steff, Milo, Ricky and Awesome offer joy and dreams with this definitive Spurs 11 who we have witnessed in the flesh. Ossie or Luka? Keano or Berba? And hear how Souness paid back in the day for fouling Galvin in 1982, at the hand of The Game Is About Glory! And yes, Christian the Lion is in!Website: https://thegameisaboutglory.co.uk/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GameIsGloryPodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegameisaboutglory/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave & Buds bid a less than fond farewell to departed CEO Trent Jacobs, ponder the future of the hapless Robbie Kruse, assess Keano's stubbornness in back-to-back 2-1 defeats to Macarthur and Perth Glory, debate finals vs first past the post, and salute The Return of the King (in Malaysia). Saddle up for another edition of FVS: The Banter Era!

After a bizarre, rollicking 5-4 win over Western Sydney, Keano's boys managed to avoid embarrassment amid a raft of suspensions, losing in dull but respectable fashion to Sydney. Buds continues his immaculate streak of podding blokes into form, Dave tries to pin down just how bad Brebs really was, and the pair ponder Tony Popovic's impending backroom appointments. Plus, there's Leckie to City rumours, record low crowds, TV rights conspiracies, an E-League update, and much more!

Nathan Murphy chats to former Republic of Ireland manager Brian Kerr following Leicester City's 5-0 win against bottom of the table Sheffield United. Leicester moved up to second in the table, but Kerr reckons they will still be in a 'scrap' to reach the Champions League, we discuss the vacant managerial role at Celtic, and the chances of Roy Keane returning to Glasgow, and we get Brian's thoughts on the injury crisis faced by Stephen Kenny ahead of the start of the World Cup qualifying campaign. @paddypower

A Sunderland special for episode 100? We just had to, didn't we? We caught up with former Sunderland captain Dean Whitehead to discuss his two promotions, one relegation and, all in all, very successful six years on Wearside Enjoyed the episode? Follow us at @WhatTheFalkPod, or like and subscribe via your favourite podcast app. Joining from Oxford United as a 21-year-old and walking into the mad world of Sunderland AFC. Breaking into the side under Mick McCarthy and his hugely impressive debut season Dealing with the tough times and being given the captaincy by Roy Keane Knowing what it takes to pull on the red and white shirt and do it justice. What really happened in that 'dressing room bust-up' between Dean and Keano? #DeanWhitehead #SunderlandAFC

Theology in Motion (4) The Lordship of Christ (3/3) [On this ride, Twister is joined by his good friend Keano who will discuss the radical claim of Christianity] | The Whole Christ in The Whole Scriptures For The Whole Man |

This week we address some in the moment current events and cash in with some big movies pitches! 100% Cannibal Armie Hammer builds a restaurant with the express purpose of replicating the taste of a man he refers to as Keano Reeves! Honorable Mentions: Hotel Quarantino - A famous film director is stuck in a hotel, where a dream tells him he has to fall in love in order to leave the hotel. Fired: The Presidential Musical - Oh boy oh boy! It's strike three for old Trump... and there's a cannon involved.

Theology in Motion (TM3) Ride No. 3: The Lordship of Christ (2/3) [On this second part of the “Lordship” ride, Twister is joined by his good friend Keano who will discuss the radical claim of Christianity] | The Whole Christ in The Whole Scriptures For The Whole Man |

Support our Show! https://supporter.acast.com/footballlandSign up to the Patreon https://www.patreon.com/TheFootballland"Not sure we need the pit crew anymore."The bees are buzzing, the birds are singing, and Roy Keane is on his way to Footballland, taking charge of his very own theme park attraction, Roy Keane's 'Stick It Up Your B*llocks' Dodgems! Jim Daly, comedian and host of FYP Podcast came up with the idea, and it's now our job to convince Keano to come out to Qatar and tell all the Footballland guests that their driving is sh*te. PLUS:Anthony announces a long-awaited ride for the children, 'Jurgen Klopp's Clip Clop Trots' Supporter 'Entertainer' pitches a Newcastle United themed rollercoaster.But bad news, as Ryan finds a problem with Patron Matt Whitworth's Nigel De Jong's Clog Flume. Warning, due to the effects of Roy Keane, the final section of this episode contains some strong language. Mostly f*ck. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/footballland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Theology in Motion (TM2) Ride No. 2: The Lordship of Christ (1/3) [On this ride, Twister is joined by his good friend Keano who will discuss the radical claim of Christianity] | The Whole Christ in The Whole Scriptures For The Whole Man |

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Christmas came early for one listener, Klopp calls Keano after TV spat and Instagrand! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a new season - so it's a new series! In association with Viper Goalkeeping.Joining us for the opening episode is Harrogate Town striker Jon Stead.The big striker discusses -- His struggling at Sunderland AFC and Mick McCarthy- Moving from #HTAFC to #BRFC- His former manager Phil Parkinson at #BCAFC and scoring in the greatest giant-killing of modern times vs Chelsea- Impressing Roy Keane& loads more in this bumper episodePlease like, subscribe, share and comment if you so wish! 

If you ever get the chance to zap a new skill into your brain, what's the right move? Do you go straight for the kung fu and gunplay, or do you become the most dominant Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon player in history? We get there after about 20 minutes of digression centered around the filmography of Keanu Reeves.

Capping off this season of ICW interviews is one of Ireland's most celebrated impressionists and comedians: Mario Rosenstock. Mario is most famous for his myriad of impressions of famous and renowned figures, which has led to Mario becoming famous on radio through Gift Grub; starring in his own musical play based on Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy called I, Keano and writing, producing and starring in his own RTÉ program. In this interview, we chat to Mario about the story of his career along with hearing some classic old and new impressions!

Today I sit down with up and coming fashion designer Keano Manual. We talk about how the Covid lockdown had a positive outcome for his Brand and what his plans are for the future. go check him out: IG: @keanomanuel www.keanomanuel.com NL: VOLG MIJ OP AL MIJN ANDERE SOCIAL MEDIA KANALEN! IK ZOU HET OOK HEEL LEUK VINDEN ALS JE ZE DEELT MET JE VRIENDEN EN FAMILIE. ENG: FOLLOW ME IN THESE PLACES FOR MORE CONTENT AND I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IT IF YOU WOULD SHARE MY CONTENT WITH YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY. * INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/meestertris * FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/tristheticspersonaltraining/ * TIKTOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@meestertris * MEESTER TRIS PODCAST - https://open.spotify.com/show/2K9aGPGTWOEhOEpLW3aC9u?si=rjfHBOSPSXeP2XOK6VxpBA * SEX ON THE BEACH PODCAST - https://open.spotify.com/show/4BFNd7XuVW5Gl1QhriThl9?si=PmCNVlmyQtKJy4I0RJvdJw * TWITTER - https://twitter.com/TrisBocca * LINKEDIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tristano-tjon-a-koy-b1b49180/ ———————————————————————————————————— NL: WIL JE ER DOPE UITZIEN EN MIJ SUPPORTEN? KOOP DAN WAT VAN MIJN KLEDINGLIJN TRISTHETICS APPAREL

Keano waechst als Strassenkind in Tansania auf. Das Leben ist hart, doch eine Hilfsorganisation ermoeglicht ihm, die Schule zu besuchen. Er schafft den Abschluss und studiert, bis er Anna aus Deutschland trifft. Er verliebt sich in die junge Frau und geht mit ihr in das fremde, reiche Land. Doch in Deutschland ist alles schwieriger als gedacht. Die Kultur, die Menschen, die Sprache. Er beginnt eine Ausbildung zum Hotelfachmann, aber im Betrieb gibt es immer wieder Probleme. Er ist kurz davor die Ausbildung zu schmeissen, bis er Hilfe beim diakonischen Projekt IDA, Integration durch Ausbildung in Lueneburg findet. Keano bekommt einen ehrenamtlichen Ausbildungspaten an die Seite. Das aendert alles.

Here's a breakdown of Kevin's chat with Robbie Keane:00:00 - 1:15 - Keano intro - what to expect1:15-3:00 - Quarantine life with his family3:00-6:20 - Robbie's incredible charitable work during quarantine6:20-8:00 - What makes Ireland such a special country at dealing with tough times8:00-10:20 - The importance of picking the right team as a young player, and getting games under your belt10:20- 15:15 - Believing in himself, even when he landed at a club like Inter, competing with the likes of Ronaldo and Vieri. Language issues, and Kev's schoolboy error with a restaurant choice for Italians.15:15-17:45 - Representing Ireland. Proudest moments in his life.17:46-19:05 - If Robbie could replay one game, which is it? 19:10-21:20 Partnership with Niall Quinn, that goal against Germany and the Spain match in 2002.21:30-22:30 - Harry Kane used to clean Robbie's boots!22:30-24:30  - On David Beckham's help in joining LA, and the success in MLS24:30-26:30 - Would Robbie like to manage LA Galaxy?26:30-28:40 - What sort of coach is Robbie Keane?28:40-30:00 What's Robbie singing in front of best friends and family in Ireland? And how about LA?! 30:00-33:33 - Music game! Can Robbie guess the song as Kevin reads out lyrics in a monotone voice.  

Gav was joined by Ross to chat about his time at SAFC during the glorious 2006/07 title winning season under manager and former teammate Roy Keane and more. You can listen for FREE on Acast, iTunes, Spotify, & YouTube - get stuck in!What are we talking about?What was it like moving from Celtic to Sunderland, and how much convincing did Ross need to make the move?How was playing under notorious mackem lover - Mr Joey Barton - at Fleetwood?The Keano era; What did Roy bring to the role of Manager, and does Ross think he should still be in the game?Topless pics; Just how fond of wearing a top is Ross, and how did Roy react to the trouble he'd get in just celebrating a winner?What were his favourite memories of his time at Sunderland, how did he feel about leaving the club and how close did he come to signing for us under Jack Ross?What are his plans for the future, does he still feel the buzz back home in Scotland, and how fit is he feeling at the moment?Stories from behind the scenes, Keano's sense of humour, laughing at the lads stuck behind the bus, the incredible bond the squad had, the feeling of playing and scoring in front of the Sunderland fans and much, much more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I speak with Tina Brown. Tina began to provide financial wealth, empowerment, and health wellness resources for women through My Sister’s Keeper Expo created in 2015. Tina’s life has been a display of strength and courage mixed with compassion and love. Tina has always dreamed of being able to help teenagers reach their dreams. This podcast series is hosted by Patricia Kathleen and Wilde Agency Media. This series is a platform for women, female-identified, & non-binary individuals to share their professional stories and personal narrative as it relates to their story. This podcast is designed to hold a space for all individuals to learn from their counterparts regardless of age, status, or industry.   TRANSCRIPTION*Please note this is an automated transcription, please excuse any typos or errors [00:00:00] In this episode, I had the opportunity to sit down with founder and CEO Tina Brown. Key points addressed where Tinas convention called My Sister's Keeper Expo, which was launched in 2015. It was providing a yearly expo filled with financial wealth, empowerment and health wellness resources for women. We also discussed Tinas nonprofit Starbound Inc, which is an endeavor that reflects her passion for helping teenagers at risk. Stay tuned for my fascinating talk with Tina Brown.    [00:00:36] Hi, my name is Patricia Kathleen, and this podcast series contains interviews I conduct with women. Female identified and non binary individuals regarding their professional stories and personal narrative. This podcast is designed to hold a space for all individuals to learn from their counterparts regardless of age status for industry. We aim to contribute to the evolving global dialog surrounding underrepresented figures in all industries across the USA and abroad. If you're enjoying this podcast, be sure to check out our subsequent series that dove deep into specific areas such as Vegan life, fasting and roundtable topics. They can be found via our Web site. Patricia Kathleen dot COM, where you can also join our newsletter. You can also subscribe to all of our series on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Pod Being and YouTube. Thanks for listening. Now let's start the conversation. Hi, everyone, and welcome back. I am your host, Patricia.    [00:01:36] And today I'm excited to be sitting down with Tina Brown. She's the founder and CEO of a couple of different companies. You can find out more about her companies and her nonprofit on w w w dot. My Sister's Keeper Expo. Dot com. Welcome, Tina.    [00:01:51] Thank you. Thank you for having me.    [00:01:53] Absolutely. I can't wait to kind of climb through. You have a production company and you have this nonprofit, Starbound, and then you have my Sister's Keeper Expo and they all kind of have this beautiful narrative between the three of them. And I want to dove into each of those. But before we get to that, I want to tell everyone listening. I have a bio that I'll be reading on TNA to give everyone this kind of platform of her professional history. But before we get to that, a roadmap of today's podcast. We'll follow the same trajectory as all of those in this podcast series. Namely, we'll start by looking at Tinas academic background, early professional life and personal narrative that kind of draws as to where she is now. And then we'll start look towards unpacking her nonprofit, Starbound Inc, her production company, Tina Brown Productions, and her My Sister's Keeper Expo. And we'll get into some of the logistics of who, what, when, where, why, how, with funding, founders, co-founders, all of those things, growth that all of those endeavors have received since they've been launched. And then we'll turn our efforts towards looking at goals that she has for the next one to three years for herself and her business endeavors. And then we'll wrap everything up with advice that Tina and I have. For those of you who are looking to get involved or contact her or emulate some of what she has done. A quick bio on Tina. Before I start peppering her with questions, Tina Brown was born in San Francisco, California. Three days after her birth, she was abandoned by her biological mother and left on the doorstep of of couple Mr. and Mrs. Walker, who raised her as their own. Later, a runaway teenage mother, Tina, still continued her education, taking up criminal justice at San Francisco City College. She has been employed with the city and county of San Francisco for 25 years. Tinas nonprofit organization Starbound Inc is a true reflection of the passion she has for helping teenagers. And her love of music made her dream come true come true. When she founded her own production company, Tina Brown Productions, where she serves as CEO after receiving a vision from God, Tina began to provide financial wealth, empowerment and health wellness resources for women through My Sister's Keeper Expo created in 2015. Tina hosted her third annual expo in October of 2018 and offered women the resources and support needed for their success. In spite of her busy schedule, Tina always places her Christian life first. She's an active member of her church as a servant leader for the women's ministry. Tinas life has been a display of strength and courage mixed with compassion and love. Tina has always dreamed of being able to help teenagers reach their dreams.    [00:04:33] So it's, you know, I think it's such a powerful bio that you have. It's it's such a mixture of the endeavors that you're currently involved in and your pursuit, an ethos that you run your life by. But before we get to all of that, I'm hoping that you can draw a numeral a little bit further on what I spoke about in reading your bio. If you can tell everyone listening about your academic background and early professional life that brought you to launching your first business endeavor.    [00:04:58] OK. I will start off by saying that I was a young girl 10, 10 and a half turning eleven. I end up being homeless in the streets. I didn't have many.    [00:05:14] I didn't have I didn't go to school at that time. And when I type there was like a two and a half year time period. I became a teenage mom. I had my children. And at that time I started to pursue going back to school. I went to teen pregnancy school and then I would finish high school. And then I attended city college. And that's where I got my criminal justice information, my classes. I didn't I didn't graduate from there because it became the fact that I had to work and take care of my my children at that time. So I wasn't able to finish that. And of course, life goes on.    [00:05:52] Say it's never too late. So that's life. Just calm down a little bit when it calms down.    [00:05:58] That's something that I will entertain pursuing to go back.    [00:06:01] Absolutely. It never is. And for me and the older I get, the more, you know, I get out of my educational training returning. I kind of feel like we do it backwards in this country. I've had a lot of professors speak to this as well, but saying, you know, you should work when you're young and go to school when you're older and can handle it. And all of those thoughts I'm wondering about. So which you've had three endeavors that I want to impact here today. I'm sure you've had a gazillion more than that. But a Starbound Inc, I want to know. Did your nonprofit. Come first, did the production company or My Sister's Keeper Expo?    [00:06:38] Nonprofit was first, actually. And when I listened to you read the bio, I'm like, Oh wow, this, you know, three different companies. But each one represented a piece of me where I was at at that particular time and how I developed that particular company.    [00:06:55] So what was the impetus for starting it? I mean, it's it's obvious that it was connected to your own pursuit in your own life as as a young teenager undergoing more than the average stressors. And did you have a directional goal when you launched that nonprofit as to how you were going to implement it and which communities or groups you were going to address?    [00:07:14] Actually, no. It was actually suggested to me. I've always wanted to help young girls because I was that young girl that didn't have anyone to feed into me or, you know, to talk to. So with that, I always worked with young girls and I was talking to her name was Jamila, actually one day. And just like you should start a nonprofit online. What's a nonprofit? Yes. And to explain. And so she offered to help me do that. And that's how Starbound each was incorporated. And even though it wasn't corporate, I still didn't have the knowledge or didn't use it to its full capacity at that time because it started in 2012. I just continue to help the girls on my own funding because I know how important it was. And with that, Starbound starts to, you know, take effect and get donations for, you know, like Tripps going to a game or just that type of thing.    [00:08:09] It's a major undertaking. Did you go through any type of an accelerator or how did you garner all of the knowledge? Nonprofits are such a different beast, right?    [00:08:17] They're like their own form of business. They have their own set of laws and rules. Did you have an advisor or a mentor that advised you or just kind of figured out as you went?    [00:08:26] No, I figured it along the way. She Djamila set up the whole nonprofit. So when I received my paperwork, I was already a nonprofit. So it was just at that time where I had to, you know, get a duns number and get it. Yeah, no. Oh. Type of things. But I learned as I go everything I must say that everything in my whole life, unfortunately, was like self-taught.    [00:08:51] Yeah.    [00:08:52] That's amazing. I mean, it's the information and the utility of knowledge when self-taught is usually much more deep, much more deep. It runs deeper. You know, it has a different effect on the person in the way that they run the business. In my humble opinion, I'm wondering. And so have. Has there been kind of a growth with it since you launched in 2012? And it's a nonprofit which has some flexibility. Has it changed and manifested over the years? Have there been some quieter years and some heavier years? And also, do you ally with other nonprofits who have similar goals and motives?    [00:09:29] Actually, I did not. I didn't network at that time.    [00:09:34] I'm just starting to really take advantage of the nonprofit and collaborate with different nonprofits. As I've gotten older and seen how it really works and how much more it could thrive more with the collaboration's like Larkin Street Youth that's in San Francisco, where, you know, they have their teeth. They have their youth programs focus on housing. But it also focused on speakers coming in and those type of things. So I've been able to collaborate a little bit with them. And then we have Huckleberry House, which is a house for runaways, which was right down the street from where I reside. Where I grew up. That and so I'm able to talk to young kids from there as well.    [00:10:16] That's awesome. So when did the production company. Tina Brown Productions come along that came along in the in?    [00:10:25] Actually, it twenty's 2014 because as I was homeless out there in the streets, I've always had music.    [00:10:35] So I have a great love for music. So I will listen to particular artists and things like that. And I wanted to see how I can make that happen and bring it to the Bay Area. So I started off with my church, like doing a church prayer breakfast, and I will bring in certain artists to come in and perform. And then it became like that was just like second hand. I just knew how to do that again. It's crazy. I was blessed to have that skill set. I worked at a B.F. F. as a volunteer. So I've had different people that were able to pour into me to where I was like, I think I want to have my own production company. I think I want to, you know, do that. I wanted to do film, but it's just I still haven't graduated, so I got to tell my story and to tell other stories that people encounter in their life span.    [00:11:25] Absolutely. So that's storytelling. The production company, does it have like a specialty or an area population, a group that it centers more towards? Or is this is it kind of anything that lands in your lap or any projects that you find interesting?    [00:11:41] It's really RB music and Christian.    [00:11:45] OK. Yeah. Sounds like that from the basis of launching within the church. I'm wondering, when did it when do you feel like that production company launched if you don't have a specific date. Do you have a year that you kind of felt like it was founded? And how long before was it before My Sister's Keeper Expo came along that launched in twenty.    [00:12:08] Fourteen. I was the summer was the summer because my first show was in November, November 4th in twenty fourteen. So.    [00:12:20] Yeah. Okay. And then my Sisters Keeper Expo. When did the idea for this come along and what was the impetus or the story behind developing it in 2014.    [00:12:33] Once I launched launched Tina Brown Productions.    [00:12:37] I found out I started to really get to know myself because in life you're just dealing with hunches that come along along the way.    [00:12:45] So that's when I start to realize that I was really a broken person and my self-esteem was really shocked to extent so because it got to a point with the shows, I wanted to do more. But then I would hear that little voice that says you could do it. You know, all my past failures came to creep up behind me. So with that, I realized when I realized that I was broken. I started to go out and get help. I started to go to workshops and listen to different people speak. And I went to Dallas for T.D. Jakes. He has a woman that are not loose a bit mega fest every year. And that's where I went there. And I had a vision that night from God. There was a room full of women. And I was like, well, I do that with my prayer book. So I really, you know, she did off. However, later on I went to a symposium and the girl there needs to be show Warner. She talked about how drain's impact us, how they're from, you know, God has things that he wants us to do. And afterwards, I connected with her and she had just shared little pieces of me and how I was fearful and how I didn't feel good enough. I felt less than and we talked a lot. And then there formed My Sister's Keeper because I had a conversation with a young girl and she was pregnant and she didn't think she was going to make it. She did that life. There was no life ahead of her. She just thought it was over. And I began to share my story with her and she ended up saying, I wish I had a sister. And when she said that, that resonated so well with me because I did so there was my sister's keeper. And it's really to build women up where I'm at. Like, I, you know, in the 40s, you think your souls have it all together. Some people wife showed up, though, and I didn't have it all together so as to help get our finances going. I care about money. It was as I was doing money given, you know, doing my girls programs and my production company. I really didn't have the solid knowledge of how I'm supposed to save or what stops a lot. So what is stocks about things like that? So when my sister's keeper up on that message to the Bay Area, for them to to hear the different speakers speak about things that was relatable to us and how it affects our community.    [00:15:06] That's exciting. And I think it's it's so crucial that people think that everyone's connected to all pieces of knowledge. You know, with the advent of social media and there is. Clearly, you know, in the industries and the people that I work with, which are women, female identified, non binary individuals, there are huge pockets, still completely mystifying. You mentioned the stock market and things like that. I have very seasoned sage colleagues, you know, who are female or female identified that are still terrified of those systems, don't understand them and claim that they don't want to get involved with them, you know. And so I think that breaking open those systems that have been largely dominated by, you know, a different gender or group is is really important. I'm wondering, can you kind of unpack or at least give us, like, a bird's eye view of what an expo event would have been like? Did it change from, you know, the first one to the last one that you had and was the last one in 2018 or 2019?    [00:16:02] Well, I actually was in two thousand eighteen. I didn't do one last year. I was working on the one for me, twenty twenty within Corona of it. And we, I say can work over 19.    [00:16:15] Absolutely. So what was the bird's eye view for the last one in 2018? Was it multiday?    [00:16:20] Was it one day don't breakout sessions. One day breakout sessions, different speakers come in and talk about different topics. Lunch was provided. We had we honored that that year. We are on it.    [00:16:35] Renel, she's a local deejay in the Bay Area. We we honored her. We honor Carolyn Tyler and wanted to rent was our keynote speaker for that year.    [00:16:47] Nice. So how does has the structure changed since you created it in 2015? I mean, you had this three year stint, but I hear frequently from people who host festivals or founders of events and things of this nature. You kind of massage it to the you know, to the industry and to the needs of the attendees and things like that. What changes existed over the three years that it was going up?    [00:17:12] Actually, the interest really grew. It grew probably because of the the not the topics that were discussed. My first one, you know, was like all day and I had M.S. like I keynote speaker and I massage it, too, because I always want it more. So I'm always reaching a high bar, reaching high. So I always wanted to be better than the last year. And I focus on whatever topic we're going whatever is going well in this particular season.    [00:17:43] Those are the speakers that I want to come speak and share with us today.    [00:17:47] Give us that knowledge and that insight to make us feel better is the hard part was is getting sponsors and stuff on board, because there again, I spent all my money on on into the program itself, but eventually that'll come.    [00:18:04] Do you think that moving forward you'll move some of it into a virtual space or do you think that you're far enough out from the next one? There will be a vaccine. People will return to nonsocial. This isn't saying. Also, do you think that the format could be conveyed as powerfully if it wasn't in person? I've spoken to a lot of people that say even if I can employ this Zoome aspect, the point of it was being in this group of people.    [00:18:27] I totally agree. I totally agree. That's why I haven't done it. I had the option to deliver Virtual for this year, but I declined because it's the atmosphere at the buildings. It's not as real. I mean, it's not as authentic as it's being there in person.    [00:18:43] Yeah, absolutely. So will you postpone the lineup that you were getting ready for in 2020 or will you completely revamp the entire thing for twenty, twenty one?    [00:18:53] I'm going to revamp it for twenty, twenty one because I think this year is pretty much halfway gone. And I want to focus on getting, you know, a fresh start. So Angela Davis was our keynote speaker this year. Hopefully she'll still be able to be on board for next year, but it'll be May 1st, 20, 21. Best to date scheduled May 1st, 2021.    [00:19:15] Excellence. And I'm sure you'll update it on My Sister's Keeper, Ex Baucom, everyone listening information from the vendor.    [00:19:23] But best that that data's available at that space. But as soon as I get the green light and that's the Tenzer.    [00:19:29] OK. And do you have other social handles that people can kind of follow some of this across with you?    [00:19:35] I have my Sister's Keeper XPO on Instagram, my sister's keeper on Facebook and link in my schools.    [00:19:43] Yes, yes. Everyone can kind of connect on their favorite and then follow it. Yeah. It sounds like a dynamite, at least Keano. So is everyone who's in the area should look into attending. I'm wondering. I've spoken with a lot of founders and over the past couple of months with the Koven 19 epidemic pandemic. And it's given people, in addition to the sorrow and the sadness, a lot of people have taken the time to reflect and and even reassess business, personal re. Conversation wise, their life with itself, with the outside world, and I'm wondering if you have done that with some of your endeavors and any changes that have come up for you over the past couple of months or any goals that have surfaced as a result of this kind of forced meditation that people have been having?    [00:20:36] Actually, I haven't had much time to sit because I'm a central worker. So they I'm out there front line. I work for the city and county homeless department. So I've been out there every day.    [00:20:51] Yeah. That's. So you are a unicorn in the people I've been speaking to. And I first want to just say thank you for your service and for being, you know, brave and and helping us all out and being an essential worker has its own incredible bag of baggage. I can't even imagine. So I do kind of want to dove into that because you're the first person that I've spoken to that is frontlines thus far since the pandemic hit. Has the how has the rhetoric within your department ban regarding the safety and the way that the city of San Francisco is handling it?    [00:21:33] I think I think the city of San Francisco's handled it very well. I'm really, really supportive of our mayor. When Mayor Brait, our department, actually is focused on homelessness. So, of course, it has like tripled as far as because our main goal is to get the people off the street and into hotels. So we're setting that up. And that takes a lot of time and it takes a lot of patience. But in the end, we'll get through. It probably will hit everyone at Nesto Reality part of it, but we'll hit majority.    [00:22:06] Has there been any talk about post? I live in San Diego and likewise we have these efforts to help individuals who are in homelessness. Reconvene right now to our International Conference Center and a couple of other places that they've loosened up. But there have been a lot of grassroots movements to give these individuals an opportunity not to return to the streets or start implementing mental health systems. Now that, you know, we've done this move. There's been a lot of talk about not having a return to prior moments. Has there been any of that in the city of San Francisco?    [00:22:41] Yes. Yes, there is. There's talks about it as far as because it would be ridiculous to house all these people. And then once the Cold War is over, we release them back to the street where we worked and basically in vain. So they are working on programs to keep them house. It's just a matter of budgeting and all the federal and all of these other Congress in votes. And it's beyond my control. But it is there. There are plans in place.    [00:23:11] Interesting. So you haven't had time to sit and reflect, as I very naively asked. I'm wondering, as you've gone in day in and day out with the kind of scarcity of people on the streets and things like that. Have you ruminated to yourself? Have there been thoughts that came over you about. Anything that's uplifting, things that you've noticed, you know, during this this incredible time of hardship for people, particularly people who are homeless, the idea of sheltering in place when you don't have a shelter is abusive and mean, you know, and having those thoughts you must have had early on. I'm wondering if you can share any nuggets of hopefulness or even lessons that you kind of washed over you or that you had with yourself.    [00:23:57] Well, for me, being homeless on the Akesson and a homeless community, my community, I could take that real personal because I walked those streets that they walk. I lived on some of those streets that they sleep on. So I get that part of it. And quite as a kid, we have our own community.    [00:24:14] So the hopefulness comes out of, you know, well, we're going to be OK. We're you know, we're going to survive this. Whether you have your your your people that are in addictions, your street walkers, still, there's a sense of that community sticking together and trying to go whichever way is beneficial to them and how we can stick it like I know people that want to stay right here in this area. So I take it back to my office where, you know, we've got to find hotels. We have to find a spot where you could just stay right here because this is their comfort zone. We can't move people out of their comfort zones. It's it becomes a that's a whole nother beast. So I see people on the street. Yes.    [00:24:54] But they're still hopeful.    [00:24:55] They're there. They're they're hopeful that things will get better.    [00:25:00] Yeah.    [00:25:01] Absolutely, and everyone needs hope, you know. And I think to be able to be hopeful is is crucial. I'm wondering, where do you see the production company? You said you were heading into film. Do you see any? Like, I feel like there's an opportunity for cross pollination between some of your companies. Have you ever thought about bringing your production company into the expo and utilizing some of that there in your future? Or is it still kind of disparate, separate measures?    [00:25:32] I've thought about it, but I would be wearing too many hats at one time.    [00:25:36] So I have to reach I'll have to learn to delegate and pick different people that those are in their field. I right now, my mindset is focused. I want to do a best me housing. I want to provide housing for young women. I'm trying to get capital to to purchase a building or you're going to lease a building for five years because I want to start that process because again, that's the walk that I come from. So at the end of the day, that's that's something that I didn't think I could do. Essential work were being put in a position where now I'm a project manager for starting up a hotel and putting people in it almost like I could do this. And I could help. I could give back. I always, always, always want to just give back because I know that I know that journey.    [00:26:22] So that's all that's on my pipeline now. And as far as Tina Brown Productions, I'm trying to work on Skilling starting my own podcast.    [00:26:29] I just have to figure out a day at a time. And yeah. And talk about things that go on in the community and how how we're affected by that and what change to take place for us all to be able to thrive, not just thrive.    [00:26:41] Yeah. Yeah. And that's it. It's a powerful topic that was never ending for a podcast. I would tune in immediately. Do you. So would you do it? This kind of dream that's formulating right now because of all the access that you have in implementing these structures for your current work with the city of Sandy at San Francisco? Would it be under Starbound? Would you do that under your nonprofit? Yes.    [00:27:07] Yes, definitely. And I would actually have to quit my job. So there goes that fear again, because I would be a topic of interest right now. There goes a fear again, because I'm like, I can't just do it because I don't have a funding to get a bill or to finance ability. So, you know, that kind of makes me kind of nervous. But, you know, people told me to do fundraisers and, you know, I probably will, but it just takes me a while longer. But that's that's that's a goal that I would love to accomplish. Yeah, absolutely.    [00:27:36] And for everyone listening, if you're interested in getting involved in any of those activities, reach out and, you know, throw some some lifelines into the water with Tina. I think that there's a lot of collaboration that can happen when someone's you've got a lot of the wisdom and stuff like that. And you need some of the energy that there are a lot of people out there with energy and resources that you can collaborate on partnering up. I think as good as a forty three year old woman, I haven't done half the collaborating and partnering that I ought to have done that a lot of my male colleagues have done because I was too busy working twice as hard as them, you know, and doing different things. And as women coming together as well, there's unity there, you know. And so. Yep, reach out to Tina. I'm wondering I want to wrap everything up with I always ask this in the end, and I don't know if this doesn't resonate with you. I can come up with a different analogy. You. But you'll bear with me. I am wondering if someone came up to you tomorrow without the covered concerns, they were actually able to speak with you without being concerned within a six foot radius. And it was a woman or a female identified non binary, pretty much anyone other than a cis gendered male man. And they said, listen, I am you know, I've had this this very interesting past and it's been riddled by a lot of struggle, but a lot of lessons and a lot of accumulation of knowledge. And I've been gifted with this faith and all of these things that I have. And I now I'm looking to launch like a nonprofit and maybe another company. What are the top three pieces of advice you would give that individual knowing what you know now?    [00:29:15] My first one was the to plan A.. I just did everything just off a thought process vision, just I think I will say plan. I would say you have to put on.    [00:29:30] Let's see your armor because you have to be strong because everything doesn't happen just like that.    [00:29:35] It doesn't. And focus on finances so that you won't be in the struggle and. The business will take such hard hits and so, so many hits to keep it going.    [00:29:53] So those are finance strengths. You definitely need strength to get through whatever journey you're trying to start. I mean, and faith, you've got to believe if it's something that's on you, you've got to believe, then you'll get through it and then we'll have nice.    [00:30:08] I like that form of armor being strength. That's both internal and external. Yeah. And I mean financial knowledge. And to be able to alleviate early stage struggle with any endeavor is another form of armor. That's a really great visual. Well, you know, we are out of time, but I just want to thank you so much. I really appreciate everything that you're doing. Your goals in all of your endeavors.    [00:30:32] My Sister's Keeper Expo, your nonprofit, Starbound Inc and your production company, they all align really great deal with what a focus of Patricia Kesling podcast and my film company do. And I really appreciate the work that you're putting into humanity. We need it.    [00:30:49] Oh, thank you. And I thank you for having me, Miss Patricia. Thank you.    [00:30:53] I appreciate that. Absolutely. And for everyone listening, we've been speaking with Miss Tina Brown. She's the founder and CEO of My Sister's Keeper Expo dot com. You can find her online at that Web site as well as across her social media handles.    [00:31:09] Thank you for giving us your time. And until we speak again next time, remember to always bet on yourself

While the Premier League is back, it's not quite as good as we remembered it. In fact the only thing that feels the same is the anger emanating from Roy Keane. While he does his best impression of Liam Neeson, fellow countryman shows off his skills with some baked goods. And while we get used to crowd noises, could there be a job for Keano shouting from the stands to motivate players. Plus if only John Barnes really did have dodgy videos on his shelf, we could have had a hit record on our hands. On The Left Side is written and produced by Ant McGinley & Jim Salveson. Additional voices this week from Victor Gannon, Damien St John and Glenn McConnell. The theme music was written and performed by Katalina Kicks. Incidental music covered by Creative Commons 3.0: Baroom Ballet and Drunken Party by Kevin Macleod, Asking Questions by Rafael Krux, Downfall by Steffen Daum, and Vintage party. Follow @ontheleftside @antmcginley @Mr_jimbob @knavecon @glennswfc and @damienstjohn With thanks to Darren Farley and @bbc5live

With the end of Mick McCarthy's second spell as Ireland boss, Declan Marron & Macdara Ferris relive his biggest success in a two part podcast starting with the 2002 World Cup qualifying campaign. The lads cover everything from Gary Doherty's Cruyff turn against Andorra to the greatest ever moment of dread against Netherlands with the near Staunton OG and some of the best goals we've scored in between.There's also Macdara's match day memories at Landsdowne Road, Dec recalling the dream team graphic tricks in Jason McAteer's Carlsberg ad and Keano hating cheese sambos. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

Gav had the chance to chat with former Sunderland winger, a member of a Swedish football family dynasty and an IFK Göteborg legend - Toby Hysén - about his time on wearside in that promotion season under Roy Keane, his career and passion for football to this day.What are we talking about?What's Tobias been up to since the lighter form of lockdown in Sweden took place?His arrival at Sunderland in 2006 under Sunderland Legend Niall Quinn, who was trying to famously juggle a few jobs at once around the club;The subsequent arrival of Keano, and the huge flow of new signings into that squad as Roy attempted something of a miracle; Why does Tobias think he's not had as good a run in management since?His favourite memories of the squad and the season; Who really stood out and why? Who was the leader in the dressing room and how did the added competition impact his ability to get a good playing rhythm?Team bonding sessions abroad, Roy helping him celebrate his 25th birthday (aye...) trips to Seaham and all the twists and turns of that season, as well as considering just how impressive that promotion run was;The best players he's played alongside, a more human side to Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the defensive skills of Jonny Evans, the leadership qualities of Yorke, Tobias' unreal passion for the game - in particular English football - as well as his beloved boyhood and family club in Sweden and the reason he had to leave England when he did;His thoughts on the lack of consistency at the club in the years since he left, the need for a singular direction and mindset and his message to the fans who he feels may have expected more from him, as well as some thoughts on why all the NE clubs should be playing together in the same league;Back in 2006 a teenage Gav made the decision to get new Swedish star Hysén's name across the back of his shirt, little did he know that would serve him well in years to come... A great chat with a ridiculously pragmatic, astute and dedicated footballer and most importantly a true footballing fan with a more than evident love for the beautiful game. Listen In! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we did one of our best ever interviews - it was about the Oisin McConville final, with Oisin McConville, who told us what was going through his head at HT in the 2002 All Ireland Final. Plus there's David O'Doherty daily, Ken V Keane REDUX, Djokovic the anti Elvis, egomaniacs, and a Player's Chair with Megan Campbell. Go to secondcaptains.com to join.

Beloved, today brother Keano concludes his two-part message of our Cross Radio resurrection special - “Indeed, He is risen”. Please listen, follow and share this 8-minute episode to as many, and enjoy as Keano Rosales shares to us the truthfulness, the implications and the significance of the resurrection. Or as he begins: “The Christian faith is a faith that is founded on an empty tomb.” We continue with our analysis and relish of the resurrection: This is Cross Radio Have a good and Godly day!

He is not a man. He is Cantona. And then there's Ol' Big Head, obsessive Pep, Klipperty at Liverpool, Keano the Magnificent - all free-spirited, fearless, charismatic, footballing Gods who forged their own path and left their own unique mark on the beautiful game, as well as on Haaland's knee and on the face of that gobby Palace fan.

Flo and Nina Orley shared a dream that they put on pause with the birth of their first child - to sail around the world. At the time, the Austrian couple had already sailed halfway learning the ropes as they went intoxicated by the riches the sea offered. But with their family growing, they headed back to Innsbruck, Austria - Flo to continue competing on the Freeride World Tour and developing his career as a professional extreme snowboarder while Nina worked and took care of the children.With their kids (Momo and Keano) approaching an age that they would be comfortable at sea again, the Orley’s began planning their second attempt. From the Alps they began searching for a boat to house their family for potentially years at sea traveling the world. They would make many sacrifices to afford what was coming next and to also leave the comforts and security of their home.However when we recorded this podcast, Flo and Nina were hitting their stride having just done a multiway passage to Venezuela aboard a 40 foot catamaran. In this episode they discuss why they left, how their kids grew on the adventure and why making sacrifices are worth it to fulfill a lifelong dream. From their photos alone, you can see that their time at sea was truly intoxicating.After two years at sea sailing primarily through the Caribbean the Orley’s reluctantly returned to Austria after an unexpected illness in their family. They sold their catamaran, Snowflake and are now home, living the life they once did, a little bit older, wiser, blonder and more inspired in the world in which we live!You can follow the next leg of their journey at:www.instagram.com/sailawayfamilywww.sailawayfamily.comABOUT THE PODCASTRewilding Parenthood is a podcast featuring families leading bold and courageous lifestyles. It is told in 5 episode thematic based seasons - the purpose being that we want families interested in a certain subject matter to get a holistic look at the lifestyle they seek to pursue and most importantly highlighting paths to achieving this life. Of the five episodes per season, four will be hosted by Colin Boyd, in English and the fifth in Spanish and hosted by Sofi Aldinio. So whether you are seeking a life on the road, on the water or just an alternative approach to the 9-5, join us to find inspiration and connection to many others leading the way.Rewilding Parenthood was produced by Afuera Vida and hosted by Colin Boyd & Sofi Aldinio. Follow the journey, and podcast highlights on instagram @afueravida.Sound Design & Editing by Mercedes RivaMusic by Thomas Tyrel

Open your third eye! Brandon and Deej take a trip into NYC ephemera as they follow Sam Kestenbaum and the NY Times' search for Keano. Then, they guys welcome Carmelo Anthony back to the world of the living. Oh, and, the Boomer-Zoomer debate rages on. The millenials are our only help. Links below! https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/08/nyregion/keano-spiritual-consultant.html https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/25459090/carmelo-anthony-last-great-american-ball-hog https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/29/style/ok-boomer.html --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/send-the-link/support

They share the same name as a former fiery footballer from Cork and the band prove that like Keano they aren't afraid to tackle the biggest subjects. Their latest album is no different. 'Cause and Effect' is out tomorrow (September 20th) and it has been inspired by among many other things the break-up of band member Tim's marriage. Tim found his life falling apart and from the ashes had written an album’s worth of incredibly personal songs fueled by humour as well as pain. It's just one of the subjects Tom spoke to Fergal about including their enduring relationship with Coldplay, and being the inspiration for Lewis Capaldi's early long locks look! It is their 5th studio album. Their 4 previous albums have all entered the UK charts at number 1 and accumulated sales of over 13m worldwide and 2.6 billion streams. Wow. Can they make it a fifth number one. We'll see tomorrow. Credit: Alex Lake - Universal Music If you want to catch the band they play two gigs over here in October: Mon 7th                       BELFAST, Waterfront Tues 8th                       DUBLIN, Olympia Here is the first single from the new album. It's called, 'The Way I Feel'

Nuggsy joined us in the studio Saturday morning gone, to chat about his 7 years playing for SAFC and his experiences behind the scenes. You can listen for free on Acast, iTunes, Spotify and of course YouTube. Get stuck in.What are we talking about?How did his move to the North East come about?Big Mick, Keano and beyond; Who had the biggest impact on Nyron and the rest of the players?Characters and clashes in the dressing room, knives down socks, Keano's ability to make children weep; A fair few stories here...The Exorcism of Nyron Nosworthy; Has he dealt with the traumatic psychological damage following the supernatural attack he experienced against Portsmouth?His thoughts on his time here, and how it all came to an end;No we couldn't get the ball past him, obviously. Pointless asking really. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The man himself, Alex F*CKIN Rae, joined us in the studio on Friday to tell some tales about his time playing for the lads, his thoughts on our season so far, and what he's getting up to at the moment. You can listen, for free as usual, on Acast, iTunes, Spotify and of course YouTube. Get stuck in!What are we talking about?Alex talks how he came to join Sunderland, and turns the tables on our Jonny;His favourite memories from his time here, and some of the funnier incidents to occur with that squad;Chasing down Bellamy, picking fights with Keano, and generally making a nuisance of himself on and off the pitch;The importance of stability and patience; Giving managers time to do a job...Derby games; He's played in some of the biggest, so how do they rank? Did he want to get stuck into the mags as badly as he wanted to get stuck into Celtic?Jack Ross; Alex's thoughts on the man who replaced him at St Mirren.All this and much, much more. Parental guidance required.. He's not one to hold back and we love him for it! Listen in! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Episode 34 and Beale With It returns to your earholes. Download this bumper sized episode now and find out what we thought of the last 4 weeks of action from Dot's gracious return, Hayley's squat-baby, Keano and Keanyes as Sharon continues her steamy affair while passing it off as a work out session and Robbie gets his flirt on as Martin oggles his daughter. This week we also saw an end to Carmel's saga, Jagger recruits for the gang and so much more. Most your favourite features return. Who 20 Me 20, Albert Square off and EastEnders Sentence Enders are all here for your audible pleasure.

On Episode 34 of Fni WrapChat is Gary Cooke. This one is a really funny one which had us in stitches. Gary Cooke is an Irish Actor, satirist, writer and facilitator who is one of the stars, on screen, of Aprés Match, and, on stage, I, Keano and MacBecks. Gary has also been involved in many other successful comedy shows such as Gift Grub, Irish Pictorial Weekly, Bridget and Eamon, The Eleventh Hour and The Centre. You can find WrapChat on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, The HeadStuff Podcast Network and wherever you get your Podcasts. Be sure to Check out our previous podcasts with Sarah Dillon and TJ O'Grady Peyton and don't forget to subscribe and review. #WeareFni #MakeANameForYourself If you want to support FNI in our non Subsidised work head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/fni Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Episode 34 of Fni WrapChat is Gary Cooke. This one is a really funny one which had us in stitches. Gary Cooke is an Irish Actor, satirist, writer and facilitator who is one of the stars, on screen, of Aprés Match, and, on stage, I, Keano and MacBecks. Gary has also been involved in many other successful comedy shows such as Gift Grub, Irish Pictorial Weekly, Bridget and Eamon, The Eleventh Hour and The Centre. You can find WrapChat on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, The HeadStuff Podcast Network and wherever you get your Podcasts. Be sure to Check out our previous podcasts with Sarah Dillon and TJ O'Grady Peyton and don't forget to subscribe and review. #WeareFni #MakeANameForYourself If you want to support FNI in our non Subsidised work head on over to www.buymeacoffee.com/fni

Join us as we remininsce about fond times for Irish Football. We analyse all the games of the qualifiers, talk about Keano's collosal influence, Kilbane and McAteer's unprecedented impact and wax lyrical about Richie Dunne in front of goal. 

Former Manchester United striker Danny Webber joins me on today's podcast to discuss recent happenings at Manchester United, the resurgence of Watford, the prospect that is Mason Greenwood, training with Keano, coming through at United, the loan system, U23 football, working with Sir Alex and, whether Marcus Rashford can emulate Thierry Henry in growing into a striker from being a wide man. It was a good chat, hope you guys enjoy!

The international break has left us with just two questions. Firstly, is there anybody that understands the Nations League? And secondly, what happened to Gareth Southgates waistcoat?  Elsewhere, managers and coaches have been busy on their phones, which have led to Jose Mourinho tripping up on the red carpet, and Keano getting in trouble for his management style. Meanwhile at one club in Paraguay, there's not just a dog on the pitch - it's in the dressing room and in the managers office... On The Left Side is written and produced by Ant McGinley and Jim Salveson, with additional production from Sean Allsop, who is now leaving us. If you want to join the team drop us a line to The theme tune is written and performed by Katalina Kicks and appears with their kind permission. This show includes music courtesy of freePD.com licensed  Public Domain Dedication. SFX made in-house and from  (And for the audio geeks out there, the sound of the sea at the Amalfi coast is an actual recording made ON THE AMALFI COAST by our producer Ant. That's how much fun he is when he's on holiday...) Follow us on twitter @ontheleftside And instagram via @ontheleftsidepod

On this week's Extraime.ie Sportscast, Declan Marron is joined in studio by ExtraTime.ie senior reporter Macdara Ferris. They're joined by Dundalk veteran goalkeeper Gary Rogers to preview the title race whilst one of the leagues best midfielders Bastian Hery talks about Waterford's dip in form and potential to challenge next year. Also on the agenda - scorning Denmark, defending Keano and a preview of the upcoming FAI Cup quarter-finals.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

 Karl Harpur is a professional Actor, Writer and Director from Dublin Ireland. Having returned from LA, Karl has just finished directing the summer smash hit Copper Face Jacks: The Musical by Paul Howard. He has worked professionally in Ireland over the last 16 years and has performed in the country’s most prestigious theatres in comedies such as I, Keano – the most commercially successful show in Irish theatre history – to the World Stage Premier of Stephen King’s The Shawshank Redemption where he starred alongside Reg E. Cathey (House of Cards), Keir Dullea (Golden Globe Winner – 2001 A Space Odyssey), Kevin Anderson (Tony Nominee) and John Earl Jelks (Tony Nominee). Not just a theatre actor, Karl has also appeared numerous times on Irish television in various drama’s and commercials including the award winning Love/Hate and Ireland's longest running TV Show - Fair City. As well as being an established actor, Karl is also the leading writer and director of the family entertainment genre of Panto. He has written and directed over 10 professionally produced shows for both Theatreworx Productions and the UK based Jendagi Entertainment Ltd., with whom his critically acclaimed productions have played to over 100,000 people. He also has a number of original titles he has penned that have been staged by numerous Youth Groups and Stage Schools as well as the hilarious play 'The Golden Gang' and the heart-warming One Act, 'Doris'. In Los Angeles Karl has attended the world renowned UCB Theatre where he studied Improv and Sketch Comedy. He has worked with acting coaches Margie Haber, Tess Kirsch and Myra Turley as well as the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin. Currently Karl has been commissioned by a London based Producer to write Men? – The Musical. A large scale production to be staged in London’s West End.

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On this week's pod I hung out with musician/comedian/actor/writer Paul Woodfull aka Ding Dong Denny O'Reilly aka Tony St James aka DJ Gary, in his luxurious Scandinavian themed recording studio.Paul has been part of some major milestones in Irish musical and comedic history. Not least, co-writing the critically acclaimed I, Keano, fronting punk band Skank Mooks or wandering on stage on the back of a donkey during his U2 parody days in Joshua Trio.We discuss everything from the jolliness of a young Bono to stopping a football match for The Angelus and gigging together in a horror gig in Waterford.Patreon: www.patreon.com/tomomahonybuckshotTom's Site: www.tomomahony.comPaul's site: www.paulwoodfull.comAircraft of Tomorrow: https://soundcloud.com/user-877428196

Whoa, no language advisory this week! (Although there are a few minor level swears in there, sorry Mam) Darren Richman joins Neil on the pod this week to talk about Roy's life after United. From pundit to celebrated author, briefly successful manager to cult figure, Roy has worn a variety of hats since that explosive day in 2005 when he left Old Trafford for good. Is Roy football's answer to Larry David? Would you ask Keano for a seflie? Can he ever patch things up with Fergie? We tackle it all. Fiachra McCarthy mastered the episode, Derek Doyle did our logo.  

Modern life might be rubbish, but modern football is worse. Or is it? This week radio presenter/producer/whizzkid Claire Solan joins host Neil to count down the most cutting Keano comments about the evolution of the modern game. Diving, superstar wages, breastfeeding. Was Roy right? Was he wrong? Will Neil ever eat a prawn sandwich and not think of Roy's scowling face? We also dig into some behind-the-scenes drama at Roy Keane Versus. Because Claire wasn't supposed to be the guest on this episode… but, as so often happens with Roy, you have to expect the unexpected. Stick around to the end to hear things get a bit emotional. Fiachra McCarthy mastered the episode, Derek Doyle did our logo.

Paul Azizeh Presents TL Sessions: Episode 27 Feat. Keano Martinezhttp://ia601507.us.archive.org/30/items/PaulAzizehPresentsTLSessionsEpisode27Feat.KeanoMartinez/Paul%20Azizeh%20Presents%20TL%20Sessions_%20Episode%2027%20Feat.%20Keano%20Martinez.mp3This Is Paul Azizeh and welcome to another exciting episode of TL Sessions.  This month I have a guest DJ from Seattle WA. and his name is Keano Martinez.  Keano Martinez has been DJing since 2006 as an On-Air Personality for C89.5 FM, KNHC Seattle. Keano has run multiple weekly bass heavy EDM events in Seattle. He is a resident DJ at Foundation Night Club rated as one of the top 100 clubs in the world. Currently he runs Foundation Nightclub’s bass weekly 'SUBstance Wednesdays'. He can also be heard on C89.5FM Thursday nights THE BASSMENT from 11pm-1am. Keano Spins hyphy bass heavy electronic dance music with a hip-hop feel. His performance is live and energetic with a track selection ranging from Dubstep, Trap, DnB, Glitch, and other bass heavy electronic music genres.  He’s made an exclusive guest mix and that will be in the second hour.NOTE: may contain explicit material, we've cleaned it up to have a clean mix but just wanted the listeners to be aware.Thank you to the artists who produce the music to make these shows possible.  Also, thank you to the fans on Mixcloud, Facebook, iTunes and Twitter for listening.Paul AzizehEmanuel Satie - All The Time feat Sergy (MHR098)Franky Rizardo - Same ManLuca Debonaire – Walking On Clouds (Croatia Squad Remix)Nathan Barato - Freaks Of The Industry (Original Mix)Return Of The Jaded  Juliet Sikora - Did You Take My Money (Original Mix)Oliver Heldens - I Dont Wanna Go Home (Extended)Tom Staar  Daddys Groove - Railgun (Extended Mix)Will Sparks  Orkestrated - Crank It Loud (Original Mix)ANGELZ - Devils (Original Mix )Dirty Rush & Gregor Es - Take Me OffD.O.D  J-Trick - PING (Extended Mix)Don Diablo - Switch (Extended Mix)Dyro X Goja - AliveJoel Fletcher - Faded Original MixK1T - Rock It (Original Mix)KUURO - Savage [Monstercat Release]LUMBERJVCK - LITM ft. Kat Nestel (Fed-Up Remix)Ping Pong Tremor Deviz Bang  Edshock Mashup vs. LuisForte EditTomas Balaz - Go Back (Electro House CLUBTRXX)Ummet Ozcan ft Ambush - Bombjack (Official Music Video)Keano MartinezPulp Fiction Theme Wick-it the Instigator Grindhouse Basterds Hip-HopGANGSTA SHIT CRAZEHARD DRIVE SALVA Odd Furniture EPWe Made It (feat. Lil Eddie) [Snavs Remix] Yellow Claw Blood For Mercy (Remixes)TRAP HO (Vinnie Maniscalco Remix)T-10 (Gangster Step Remix) Distorted Minds Weekly Dose Of Filth80 - SaxXx (Original Mix)Hexifornia (Gesaffelstein Cover) Hex Cougar Hexifornia Shifty RhythmsMuscle (feat. Juvenile) [gLAdiator Remix] Low Pros EP1 Hip-Hop/RapShow Me (Bootleg) Green LanternG-Eazy ft. A$AP Ferg, Danny Seth - Lotta That (Depox & Kylo Remix)Bad and Boujee (feat. Lil Uzi Vert) [Explicit] Migos Bad and Boujee (feat. Lil Uzi Vert) [Explicit](It G Ma) (Space Race Remix) Keith Ape (feat. JayAllDay, Loota, Okasian & Kohh)Tip Toe Wing in my Jawwdinz (Jauz Remix) RIff RaffDubloadz - What's Poppin' (Original Mix)Borgore Feat. G - Eazy - Forbes (PuroWuan Trap Remix)Drug War - Lazy K - 4A - 140 Lazy K 2K Followers (LP)Drop Bass Featuring Doctor MRK1 Hench040 Masters Bass MusicThe Don (TOM WRECKS REMIXTYPE OF WAY (MAYHEM EDIT) RICH HOMIE QUAN To Be ArguedEscape From The Womb VIP - 4A - 140 Lost H.E.N.C.H DubstepIsaac's Judgement Day (w/ Coffi) - 4A - 140 Midnight Tyrannosaurus Midnight Snacks Vol. 2    82Pac - California love (Rusko remix)(Dubstep)Hard (Caspa & The Others Police Takeover Remix) Various artists Hard Dance & DJHeavy Tide (Original Mix) Mr.Vandal Purple Ghost DubstepBed Intruder Song (DJ Wick-it Dubstep Remix) DJ Wick-it Bed Intruder Song (DJ Wick-it Dubstep Remix) Dance & DJFollow Me Now Armanni Reign featuring Noah D Looking Back 2 Look Forward [Explicit] Dance & DJLotus It Up (Benzi Edit) - 11A - 140 Rihanna x Mura Masa BENZI BOOTLEGZ 002 BENZIThrough The Night by Botnek (SNAILS Remix) SNAILS TrapMusic.NET Free Downloads Trap   Brighter Future Big Gigantic Brighter FutureSnake Bite (VIP) Eliminate Snake Bite - Single (VIP) - Single DubstepThrow Ya Hands (Original Mix) DISKORD Circus Three (Presented by Doctor P and Flux Pavilion)RIP N DIP 16 BITDizzy (feat. Denny White) Jackal Dizzy ElectronicStop, Drop & Glob (Original Mix) TrollPhace Everything Is Terrible EP DubstepTake Five - Magic FluteM.A.A.D city (eprom remix) Kendrick LamarStick Talk [Explicit] Future DS2 (Deluxe) [Explicit] Rap & Hip-HopTASO x BRICK5 - FTP VIP TASO TEKLIFE COLD HEAT VOL. 5buttz_ 2.0 GLD #UNIFYMUSICAvalanche Kayzo Black & White EPSupernatural ft. Anjulie (TYNVN Remix) Boombox Cartel & QuixTASO - Poison VIP - 6A - 160 TASO TEKLIFE COLD HEAT VOL. 6House Party HucciLines ft ASAP Rocky & Phantogram (ill-esha remix) Big BoiKeano Martinezhttps://www.facebook.com/Keano.Martinezhttps://twitter.com/keanomartinez?lang=enhttps://soundcloud.com/keanomartinezhttps://www.mixcloud.com/Keano_Martinez/Paul Azizeh Facebook https://www.facebook.com/paulazizehdjSoundcloud http://www.soundcloud.com/paul-azizehTechno-Logik Productionshttps://www.facebook.com/TechnoLogikMusic
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Nate and Dike are joined by San Diego Spurs Chairman Ben Forman to discuss the 2nd Annual Premier League Supporters Club Holiday Party benefiting YALLA SD, a nonprofit organization geared towards providing refugee and immigrant youth to achieve a college education. Click here to learn more about YALLA: https://www.crowdrise.com/yallasandiego The guys then recount Ben's encounter with Robbie Keane and his agent Paul Kemsley at the soccerloco store in Carlsbad California. Dike also met Keano and their conversation is included in this jam packed episode of the SoccerNation Podcast! Follow us on Twitter at @DikeNatsai, @NateAbaurrea, and @soccer_nation. Find Ben at @BenjaminLForman and @SDSpurs Email us at news@soccernation.com Special thanks to Patrick Erhard (ashwilliamstheband.bandcamp.com) and Alexandar Bang.

CoG Studios, CA - It's been five years since the LA Galaxy acquired Irish International Robbie Keane. And in that five years he's been nothing short of extraordinary. But is Robbie Keane, the owner of 80 regular season goals and over 10,000 minutes of regular season play, the greatest signing in the history of the League? Gabe Montoya writes for TheStoppageTime.com and joins us today. There are other names to discuss. Like LA Galaxy legend Landon Donovan, David Beckham, Thierry Henry, Juan Pablo Angel, Sebastian Giovinco and others. But what has made Robbie Keane stick out from the rest? What has been the key to his success? And what should the LA Galaxy do when considering his future with the club? Brought out into the public's eye by an interview, the Galaxy have not re-signed Keano to any contract. In fact, at the end of the 2016 season, Robbie Keane's contract runs out. So should the LA Galaxy put another Designated Player contract in front of him now? Should they wait? Or should they let Keane go? These are all difficult decisions and hopefully this podcast will give you a brief look into the complex nature of a monumental choice that awaits the team. What do you think? Is Robbie Keane the greatest MLS Signing ever in the history of the league? Or does someone else take the trophy? Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - It's been five years since the LA Galaxy acquired Irish International Robbie Keane. And in that five years he's been nothing short of extraordinary. But is Robbie Keane, the owner of 80 regular season goals and over 10,000 minutes of regular season play, the greatest signing in the history of the League? Gabe Montoya writes for TheStoppageTime.com and joins us today. There are other names to discuss. Like LA Galaxy legend Landon Donovan, David Beckham, Thierry Henry, Juan Pablo Angel, Sebastian Giovinco and others. But what has made Robbie Keane stick out from the rest? What has been the key to his success? And what should the LA Galaxy do when considering his future with the club? Brought out into the public's eye by an interview, the Galaxy have not re-signed Keano to any contract. In fact, at the end of the 2016 season, Robbie Keane's contract runs out. So should the LA Galaxy put another Designated Player contract in front of him now? Should they wait? Or should they let Keane go? These are all difficult decisions and hopefully this podcast will give you a brief look into the complex nature of a monumental choice that awaits the team. What do you think? Is Robbie Keane the greatest MLS Signing ever in the history of the league? Or does someone else take the trophy? Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The guys are back to discuss a whole range of LA Galaxy topics. it's a "grab bag" of discussions covering a bunch of different players and a bunch of different situations. Joining your hosts Josh Guesman and Adam Serrano is Orange County Blues play by play announcer and a contributor to MLSSoccer.com, Marc Serber (@SoccerSerber). Marc and the guys will talk about Robbie Keane's future with the LA Galaxy, Steven Gerrard's impact on the field, Gyasi Zardes confidence, Nigel De Jong's red card and much, much more. What did you think of Robbie Keane's performance against Vancouver? Would you extend Keano's contract past this year? Is he still a designated player? Josh, Adam, and Marc will give you their honest opinions on the topics and open the discussion back up to you. How important has Steven Gerrard been to the LA Galaxy in 2016? Does he still have time to "save face" in Los Angeles? Could his legacy include an MLS Cup? And what about Gyasi Zardes? Has he grown up right in front of our eyes? Does his confidence have him eyeing Europe? And how soon before he could potentially go? And with all the controversy surrounding every Nigel De Jong tackle, would you still sign him to a Designated Player Contract? Do you even want him on your team? It's a show packed with opinions and insight into the LA Galaxy. We're glad you joined us and we hope you'll come back to see us again real soon. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The guys are back to discuss a whole range of LA Galaxy topics. it's a "grab bag" of discussions covering a bunch of different players and a bunch of different situations. Joining your hosts Josh Guesman and Adam Serrano is Orange County Blues play by play announcer and a contributor to MLSSoccer.com, Marc Serber (@SoccerSerber). Marc and the guys will talk about Robbie Keane's future with the LA Galaxy, Steven Gerrard's impact on the field, Gyasi Zardes confidence, Nigel De Jong's red card and much, much more. What did you think of Robbie Keane's performance against Vancouver? Would you extend Keano's contract past this year? Is he still a designated player? Josh, Adam, and Marc will give you their honest opinions on the topics and open the discussion back up to you. How important has Steven Gerrard been to the LA Galaxy in 2016? Does he still have time to "save face" in Los Angeles? Could his legacy include an MLS Cup? And what about Gyasi Zardes? Has he grown up right in front of our eyes? Does his confidence have him eyeing Europe? And how soon before he could potentially go? And with all the controversy surrounding every Nigel De Jong tackle, would you still sign him to a Designated Player Contract? Do you even want him on your team? It's a show packed with opinions and insight into the LA Galaxy. We're glad you joined us and we hope you'll come back to see us again real soon. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

It's Croydon, not Leicester; revenge is a dish best served by Keano; July is a month away; all pieces of trivia you can learn from this week's Kickabout. Johnny and Gav were back in London, and had the usual Good, Bad & Ugly of the sporting week, plus Take A Chants, Back In Black, The Meat Locker and of course Mexican Handbags. Enjoy! You can hear The Kickabout live on Radio X from 11am every Saturday, and if you want to take the boys Around Your Ground or introduce them to your mates in the Sunday League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen then get in touch on kickabout@radiox.co.uk

The following is an adaptation of 'Twas the night before Christmas. The audio version has been recorded by Josh Guesman. 'Twas the night before Christmas, When all through the house not a kit-man was stirring, not even a mouse. The boots were hung by the locker with care, in hopes that Bruce Arena soon would be there. The players were nestled all snug in their beds while visions of MLS Cups danced in their heads. And Coach Dave in his sweater and Cozmo in his taco had just scarfed their dinner with a good friend named Nacho. When out on the pitch there arose such a clatter I was sure it was Geiger, his red card a tatter. Away to the bench I flew like a flash, tore off my training top into a 40 yard dash. The moon on the lines of newly striped grass gave the illusion of game night to supporters en masse. When, what to my wondering eyes should I see, But a larger than life Coach, he’s way smarter than me. With a little old gaffer so sarcastic and fine, I knew it was Arena and not Noonan nor Klein. More Rapids than Colorado his players they came and he whistled and shouted and cursed them by name: “Now Zardes! Now Gordo! Now, AJ and Leo! On Baggio! On Omar! On Rogers and Gio! To the top of the table! Setup the wall! Keano you’re offside?! You can’t make that call!” As dry mouths before halftime lie When they meet with a defense they run quickly by. So up to the goal mouth the passes they flew, With a counter attack and Coach Arena Too. And then in an announcement, I heard on the speaker the shout of a goal call, the voice it was deeper. “Thank you” he said and was turning around, “You’re welcome” we shouted, no scarf was found down. He was dressed in a suit from his head to his shoes LA Galaxy Colors, 5 stars he would choose. A bundle of balls he had flung on his back, And he yelled out his orders, he’d give you no slack. His rings-how they twinkled! His loafers, how merry! His gait was so Brooklyn, his hand gestures, cherry! His droll little mouth was drawn up like a bow, No beard on his chin, with hair like dirty snow. The stump of a cup he held tight in his hand, Though his constant berating of refs he did land. He had a broad face he wouldn’t blink when he stared at ya. Alone he would pace, inside his technical area. He was sarcastic and plump, a rich jolly old coach And I laughed when I saw him, all your players he’d poach. A wink of his eye and twist of his head Led me to believe if I joked I’d be dead. He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work, His wind-sprinting youngsters were staying alert. And laying a finger aside of his noes, And giving a shout, up the press box he rose. He sprang to his golf cart, to his team gave a whistle And away they all streaked like a self guided missile. But I heard him exclaim as he cursed out of site, LA Galaxy to all, and we’ve won it 5 times! [divider]CORNER OF THE GALAXY[/divider] Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from everyone at Corner of the Galaxy. Thanks for letting us into your home every week! Music by: Kevin MacLeod at Incompetech.com Provided under the Creative Commons License

The following is an adaptation of 'Twas the night before Christmas. The audio version has been recorded by Josh Guesman. 'Twas the night before Christmas, When all through the house not a kit-man was stirring, not even a mouse. The boots were hung by the locker with care, in hopes that Bruce Arena soon would be there. The players were nestled all snug in their beds while visions of MLS Cups danced in their heads. And Coach Dave in his sweater and Cozmo in his taco had just scarfed their dinner with a good friend named Nacho. When out on the pitch there arose such a clatter I was sure it was Geiger, his red card a tatter. Away to the bench I flew like a flash, tore off my training top into a 40 yard dash. The moon on the lines of newly striped grass gave the illusion of game night to supporters en masse. When, what to my wondering eyes should I see, But a larger than life Coach, he’s way smarter than me. With a little old gaffer so sarcastic and fine, I knew it was Arena and not Noonan nor Klein. More Rapids than Colorado his players they came and he whistled and shouted and cursed them by name: “Now Zardes! Now Gordo! Now, AJ and Leo! On Baggio! On Omar! On Rogers and Gio! To the top of the table! Setup the wall! Keano you’re offside?! You can’t make that call!” As dry mouths before halftime lie When they meet with a defense they run quickly by. So up to the goal mouth the passes they flew, With a counter attack and Coach Arena Too. And then in an announcement, I heard on the speaker the shout of a goal call, the voice it was deeper. “Thank you” he said and was turning around, “You’re welcome” we shouted, no scarf was found down. He was dressed in a suit from his head to his shoes LA Galaxy Colors, 5 stars he would choose. A bundle of balls he had flung on his back, And he yelled out his orders, he’d give you no slack. His rings-how they twinkled! His loafers, how merry! His gait was so Brooklyn, his hand gestures, cherry! His droll little mouth was drawn up like a bow, No beard on his chin, with hair like dirty snow. The stump of a cup he held tight in his hand, Though his constant berating of refs he did land. He had a broad face he wouldn’t blink when he stared at ya. Alone he would pace, inside his technical area. He was sarcastic and plump, a rich jolly old coach And I laughed when I saw him, all your players he’d poach. A wink of his eye and twist of his head Led me to believe if I joked I’d be dead. He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work, His wind-sprinting youngsters were staying alert. And laying a finger aside of his noes, And giving a shout, up the press box he rose. He sprang to his golf cart, to his team gave a whistle And away they all streaked like a self guided missile. But I heard him exclaim as he cursed out of site, LA Galaxy to all, and we’ve won it 5 times! [divider]CORNER OF THE GALAXY[/divider] Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from everyone at Corner of the Galaxy. Thanks for letting us into your home every week! Music by: Kevin MacLeod at Incompetech.com Provided under the Creative Commons License

Hipper than Nicki Minaj and Beyonce's thighs stapled together, it's The DoopCast, brought to you in association with brotherlygame.com   What is old is new, as the U got off to a great start and we all dared to dream of a famous win on the west coast only to have a draw snatched from the bearded jaws of victory.  How did the new boys look in midfield?  Could the rejigged back four cope?  Find out what Richie, Pat, and Dan have to say and even Keano is back for a good old fashioned rant.   What could be cooler than that?

From @secondcaptains Roy Keane Special - #thatsgoodmanners

A win is a win is a win.  With Irish Night on the horizon The U won three beautiful points with a display that was uglier than Shane MacGowan and more tense than Chris Christie's belt. Keano is here to set everyone straight and we present the case FOR Brian Carroll.  Impossible, you say?  It is certainly more believable than making the case for Freddy Adu being a good guy. The cost for bandwidth etcetera comes out of our own pockets - to show your appreciation for the DoopCast how bout chucking us a couple dollars to pay those bills?  You will find a donation button at the foot of our home page www.doopcast.com C'mon the U !

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FnF from 8-5-11 Part 2 Hosted by: Handz Onn, Hambone, Koolaid, Keano, with guests: Diaz, and “Just John”

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