Podcast appearances and mentions of luke murray

Richmond Media Richmond’s Indigenous Cultural Capability Manager, Luke Murray, is a special guest on the latest episode of the Club’s premier podcast Talking Tigers in the lead-up to the 2025 Dreamtime at the ‘G blockbuster. Murray talks about the power of the Dreamtime match and what it means to theIndigenous community. He also discusses the special pre-game ceremonial dance, and this year’s Dreamtime guernsey to be worn by the Richmond team, designed by Rhyan Mansell and his family. Also on this week’s show, there are plenty of plaudits for talented Tiger cubs Sam Lalor, Seth Campbell, Sam Banks and Kane McAuliffe, plus experienced guns Toby Nankervis, Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper, following their performances in the Round 10 clash with North Melbourne. The “60 Years of MCG Memories” segment focuses on Maurice Rioli’s brilliant, Norm Smith Medal-winning performance in the 1982 Grand Final. And in “Hidden Tigerland”, club historian Rhett Bartlett highlights another Richmond competition first back in the 1977 season. For all things Yellow and Black, make sure you tune in to Talking Tigers. Click on the link to hear this week’s episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Isaac Agyekum-Harris from A10 Talk and ESPN630 DC joins the show to discuss the Capital City Go-Go's first round playoff matchup against the Maine Celtics, the latest on the Washington Wizards, and Maryland's head coaching search with candidates like Tony Skinn, Duane Simpkins, and Luke Murray. Presented by betonline.ag!

The embarrassing final chapter of Kevin Willard's time at Maryland is done. Willard stained his reputation, torched the program for sport and left for Villanova, perhaps with some of the Terps' assistant coaches and best players with him. So who will replace him as Maryland's coach? Which prospects have the best combinations of coaching ability and character? How did Luke Murray become the breakout star of the coaching search? And who's running the search? Answers to all of those questions and lots more as Maryland gets closer to making a hire. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

with Mike Crispino after the win over the Golden Eagles Wednesday Night

The V Show starts off talking about Antarctica and Nick learns that sadly penguins make bad pets. The guys then delve into the new Card commit Sananda Fru. We read some texts. A Luke Murray story. Bob takes a call. Why aren't Phish in the Rock and Roll HOF? Nick had fun in NY. Some Super Bowl commercial talk. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Assistant Coach Luke Murray joins the show as he had the scout for Marquette

Coach Murray on the work the guys put in on and off the court to get ready

Mike & Coach Murray look ahead to Friday's matchup with St. John's at Gampel 

The Huskies Assistant w Mike Crispino after the Huskies beat Butler in OT

In this episode I was delighted to speak with Luke Murray, an incredible physiotherapist who has such a refreshing and holistic approach to how best to manage and treat pain and injury. We talked about when and how we can judge if it is wise to push through pain, why it is important to move our bodies, learning to trust our bodies, even if we have been neglecting them for a while and why being overweight, in and of itself, is never a good enough reason for a diagnosis. And he answers some of your questions! Luke also shared his own really interesting story with injury and pain as a younger man, his fascinating work as a physio and his decision to then study medicine. Luke's Instagram page is full of brilliant information and details of how to contact him. Thanks so much Luke, it was a pleasure to hear your knowledge and words of wisdom. Luke Murray. luke_irish_physio https://www.instagram.com/luke_irish_physio?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Enjoy❤️

The UConn Assistant w Mike Crispino after the Huskies survive an 94-89 (OT) Thirller over the Musketeers

The UConn Huskies cruised to an 81-46 victory over East Texas A&M, but the game wasn't as smooth as the final score suggests. UConn's slow starts are becoming a habit, and tonight was no exception. Turnovers and sloppy play early on limited their scoring, even as the Huskies tried to find their rhythm. Despite the bumps, standout performances from Alex Karaban, Liam, and Solo Ball carried the team, with Hass Diarra emerging as an unexpected leader. A big takeaway? The challenge of balancing immense talent without a clear alpha dog. The Huskies are creating plenty of great plays but often lack the finishing touch as they figure out their roles in a system designed for cohesion. Let's break it all down. Show Notes Segment 1: Slow Start Struggles • UConn continues to start games sluggishly, a concerning trend.• Early turnovers and sloppy possessions set the tone.• Solo Ball hit an early 3, and Liam showcased his spin-cycle moves, but it wasn't enough to spark immediate momentum.• Dan Hurley's strategy against zone defenses helped limit ETAM's opportunities, but UConn struggled to capitalize offensively.• Samson Johnson stood out early with solid defense, while frustration grew from missed rotations and lack of urgency. Segment 2: Leadership Moments and Adjustments • Hass Diarra stepped up big, showing leadership during critical moments and sparking energy when UConn needed it most.• Dan Hurley's interactions with players and even the referees kept the intensity high, with some comedic relief when he jokingly engaged with Luke Murray.• Jayden Ross (JayRoss) found his stride, hitting a wide-open 3 after slowing down and focusing—something the young players need to do more consistently.• Samson Johnson's vocal leadership shined as he held younger players accountable for defensive rotations. Segment 3: The Talent Balance Challenge • From the 13-minute mark to 9:34, UConn played atypical, non-UConn basketball—scattered and lacking cohesion.• The biggest takeaway: UConn has a wealth of talent but lacks a clear senior leader or alpha player to rally around.• Players are searching for their roles in a system that doesn't prioritize individual features, leading to impressive plays without consistent finishes.• Despite this, Alex Karaban, Liam, Solo Ball, and Hass Diarra continue to stand out as bright spots through the first four games. Key Takeaways1. UConn must address its slow starts before tougher competition.2. Leadership is emerging in unexpected places, particularly from Hass Diarra and Samson Johnson.3. The team's depth is a blessing and a challenge; roles need to solidify for smoother execution. Closing ThoughtsThe Huskies showed their strength tonight with an 81-46 win, but as the season ramps up, finding consistency and defining roles will be key to success. Stay tuned for more insights as UConn continues to refine their game. Go Huskies!

with Mike Crispino after the win over Sacred Heart Wednesday

On today's episode of Locked On UConn, we break down the latest recruiting win for Dan Hurley as Braylon Mullins commits to the Huskies, joining Darius Adams and Eric Reibe. With this trio, UConn's 2025 recruiting class is shaping up to be one of the best in the nation. We'll discuss the impact of Mullins' decision, what this means for UConn's future, and how Hurley's recruiting strategy continues to pay off. In Segment 2, we'll dive into the Big East's dominance and Hurley's strong words during Media Day, making it clear that UConn—and the Big East—deserves more respect on the national stage. We close the show by taking a deep dive into a fantastic piece by Michael Rosenberg from Sports Illustrated about UConn's unique success rooted in Storrs' culture. It's not about flash; it's about grit, hard work, and a relentless focus on basketball. Show Notes: • Segment 1: Braylon Mullins Commits to UConn• Mullins, a 6'5” combo guard from Greenfield, Indiana, chose UConn over Indiana and Michigan.• Mullins joins Darius Adams and Eric Reibe, giving UConn a top-tier recruiting class.• Luke Murray and Dan Hurley sold all three players on the idea of building the best class in the country—and now they've done it.• Discussion with Dan Meehan about the excitement of this trio and the bright future of UConn basketball.• Segment 2: Big East is the Best Conference• Dan Hurley's strong words at Big East Media Day: “People that lay claim to being the best basketball conference in the country without championship trophy evidence of natties…we've got four in the last eight years and back-to-back.”• The Big East's dominance with nine national championships since 2000, leading all conferences.• UConn's role as the powerhouse of the Big East and how Hurley wants more respect for the conference.• Hurley's frustrations with last year's NCAA seeding and the lack of national recognition for the Big East.• Segment 3: UConn's Success Rooted in Storrs' Unique Culture• Discussion on Michael Rosenberg's Sports Illustrated article, which captures how Storrs' small-town charm and culture of hard work have produced two dominant basketball programs.• Key quotes from the article, including Hurley's statement: “No one picks UConn for the wrong reasons.”• Auriemma and Hurley's approach to recruiting—focusing on players who value basketball and hard work over glitz and glamour.• How Storrs, despite its sleepy setting, has become the Basketball Capital of the World.

Can the UConn Huskies establish a modern dynasty in college basketball? With back-to-back championships, the Huskies are on the brink of a potential three-peat, thanks to their strategic recruiting and relentless defensive intensity. This episode explores how Dan Hurley and Luke Murray have transformed UConn's offense into a powerhouse through motion, off-ball screens, and efficient shot selection. Discover the secrets behind their roster construction strategy, which balances transfers and returning players to maintain team culture. The coaching staff, including Luke Murray, has infused analytics and modern concepts from the Euroleague and NBA, enhancing UConn's playstyle. With experienced players like Acaden Lewis and Niko returning, the Huskies are poised for continued success. Tune in to uncover how UConn's formula for success could lead to a lasting legacy in college basketball. **Segment 1: UConn's Strategic Approach to Building a Dynasty** The UConn Huskies are on the verge of establishing a modern-day dynasty, thanks to a strategic blend of recruiting, offensive innovation, and defensive intensity. The podcast highlights how UConn's consistent approach to roster construction since 2023 has been pivotal in securing back-to-back championships. Coach Dan Hurley and his staff have focused on cultivating talent and experience through strategic transfers, allowing players to thrive in UConn's demanding environment. This approach has fostered a culture of development and readiness, ensuring that the team is not just a "one-and-done" factory but a well-oiled machine ready for sustained success. **Segment 2: Offensive Transformation and Analytics Integration** UConn's offensive transformation under Dan Hurley and assistant coach Luke Murray has been a game-changer. The team has shifted to a motion-heavy, read-and-react system that emphasizes off-ball movement and efficient scoring. This approach, influenced by Euroleague and NBA analytics, has led to a focus on high-value scoring areas like three-pointers and rim shots. The integration of data-driven strategies has turned UConn into an offensive powerhouse, with a significant portion of their shots coming from high-efficiency zones. This transformation has not only made UConn's games more aesthetically pleasing but has also contributed to their dominance on the court. **Segment 3: Challenges and Opportunities for the Upcoming Season** As UConn prepares for the upcoming season, the team faces the challenge of maintaining its defensive prowess while integrating new talent. With key players like Donovan Klingon and others moving on, the focus will be on how returning players and newcomers can fill these gaps. The podcast discusses the potential of players like Alex Karaban, Samson Johnson, and Hassan Diarra to step up and lead the team. The influx of young talent, including five-star recruits, promises to keep UConn competitive. However, the key to continued success will be maintaining the defensive intensity that has been a hallmark of UConn's recent achievements. The team's ability to adapt defensively will be crucial in their quest for another national championship.

   This episode explores the UConn Huskies' strategic moves, including their pursuit of 5-star center Eric Reibe, with Creighton as their main rival. The discussion highlights Nick Evers' recovery and his readiness for the upcoming football clash against Temple, where the Huskies are expected to dominate. With insights into UConn's recruiting efforts and game strategies, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the team's evolving dynamics.0:00 Intro0:02 Darius Adams' Recruitment Journey1:33 Darius Adams' Commitment to UConn3:05 Darius Adams and Eric Ribey's Recruitment Insights4:07 Darius Adams' Versatile Playing Style6:09 UConn's Ambitious Basketball Recruiting Strategy9:25 Skyler Bell's NIL Performance and Roy Platform15:17 Eric Riebe's Potential Impact on UConn Basketball23:00 Temple's Struggles in the Run GameSegment 1: Darius Adams' Commitment to UConnThe episode kicks off with the exciting news of Darius Adams committing to the UConn Huskies. Adams, a six-foot-five combo guard, is ranked 19th overall in ESPN's 100 and is the fourth-best shooting guard in the nation. His decision to join UConn over other powerhouse programs like Michigan State and Tennessee was influenced by the familial atmosphere he felt during his visit. Adams canceled a scheduled visit to Alabama after experiencing UConn's practice environment, which he described as feeling "like family." His commitment marks UConn's first recruit for the class of 2025, adding a significant asset to the reigning champions. The episode highlights Adams' strong bond with Coach Hurley, whose intensity and coaching style were pivotal in Adams' decision. The discussion also touches on Adams' impressive junior year performance, where he averaged 15.1 points and 5.1 rebounds, showcasing his versatility as a three-level scorer.Segment 2: UConn's Recruiting Strategy and Future ProspectsThe podcast delves into UConn's recruiting strategy, emphasizing the program's focus on building strong connections and preparing players for the next level. Darius Adams' commitment is seen as a testament to Coach Hurley's ability to recruit top talent while fostering a supportive environment. The discussion shifts to UConn's ongoing recruitment efforts, particularly with Eric Ribey, a talented seven-footer. UConn is in a competitive race with Creighton and Kansas for Ribey's commitment. The episode shares a humorous anecdote involving a fan interaction with UConn's assistant coach, Luke Murray, highlighting the program's active recruitment efforts. The potential addition of Ribey, along with other prospects like Braylon Mullins and Nate Ament, could position UConn as a top recruiting class, further solidifying their status in college basketball.Segment 3: UConn Football and Upcoming ChallengesThe final segment transitions to UConn football, providing updates on player health and upcoming games. Nick Evers, a key player, is reported to be in good condition after a recent game incident, with expectations of playing in the next match. The discussion previews UConn's upcoming game against Temple, analyzing Temple's struggles with their run game and UConn's defensive strengths. The podcast suggests that UConn is well-positioned to capitalize on Temple's weaknesses, potentially leading to a significant victory. The episode concludes with a look ahead at UConn's football season, expressing optimism for a successful run and highlighting the excitement surrounding both the football and basketball programs. The host also teases future content, including more in-depth basketball analysis and coverage of the women's team. #UConnHuskies #DariusAdams #UConnBasketball #RecruitmentNews #DanHurley #CollegeBasketball #NIL #UConnCommunity #BasketballRecruiting #HuskiesNation #UConnCommitment #BasketballProspect #UConnFuture #CollegeSports #UConnAthletics

On this week's Manx Footy Pod, Andy, Tom and Dave chat about 'Canadians', celebrating cult heroes from the Canada Life Premier League in years gone by. The lads also preview this weekend's fixtures, discuss FC Isle of Man's most recent win and the unfortunate news that Luke Murray has had to step back from playing for the Ravens for health reasons. There's also the usual ramblings from Combi Corner and Dave Reads the Weather. 

In this episode of Locked On UConn, host Mark Zanetto dives into the buzz around Dan Hurley and the Lakers. Will Hurley make the jump to the NBA? Mark breaks down the East Coast vs. West Coast lifestyle, the potential impact on UConn, and what's next for the Huskies. Plus, if Hurley stays, who takes over if he leaves? Don't miss out on the latest insights and speculation around UConn's star coach. #GoHuskies Show NotesIntro: Welcome to Locked On UConn, your first listen every day.Available wherever you get your podcasts and on YouTube as part of the Locked On Podcast Network—Your Team, Every Day.Housekeeping: Shout out to amazing YouTube support.Encouraging subscribers to also download the audio version on Apple, Spotify, or any podcast platform.Special shout-out to the "everydayers" for their continued support.Sponsor: LinkedIn Jobs Today's episode is brought to you by LinkedIn. Post your job for free at LinkedIn Dot Com slash LOCKEDONCOLLEGE. Terms and conditions apply.Segment 1: The Dan Hurley Decision What's his decision: YES or NO?If YES:Impact on UConn: Who's expected as the interim coach? Kimani Young, Luke Murray, or someone else?The trickle-down effect on next year's team.Speculation on what Hurley might have said in the team meeting.If NO:Why the East Coast's grittiness suits Hurley better than LA.The potential lifestyle clash for Andrea Hurley in Los Angeles.The importance of happiness in their current setting.Sponsor: The Feel Good Lab Discussing Mark's wellness journey and partnership with The Feel Good Lab.Special promo for listeners: Use code "CAMSPENCER" to get 12% off your order and support a 10% donation to Bleeding Blue For Good.Segment 2: What's Next for UConn? Predictions:If Hurley stays, he could receive a big extension (3-5 years, $10-12 million per year).The Lakers might settle for someone from LeBron's inner circle.Reasons Hurley Should Stay:Avoiding coaching a nearly 40-year-old LeBron James.Not becoming a glorified AAU coach for Bronny James.UConn has a team good enough to win another title next year.Better NBA opportunities will emerge in a few years.Sponsor: FanDuel Bet on the NBA Finals, baseball, and more with FanDuel.New customers get $200 in Bonus Bets with any winning $5 bet.Visit FANDUEL.COM SLASH LockedOn for more details.Segment 3: Relief or Gut Punch? Analyzing the potential outcomes of Hurley's decision:Relief if he stays with UConn and continues to build on recent success.Gut punch if he leaves, but exploring what's next for the program.Outro: Promoting Locked On's 24/7 streaming channel on YouTube and Amazon Fire TV Channels app.Reminder to subscribe, leave a 5-star review, and stay connected.Closing: "Stay locked in, stay connected, make sure your toughness meter is always rising, and as always, Go Huskies!"

In this episode of Locked On UCONN, Mark Zanetto dives into the critical decision facing Alex Karaban: should he return for another season at UConn or declare for the NBA Draft? He analyzes his incredible journey, his impact on the team, and the implications of his potential choices. We also break down some of the genius offensive sets crafted by Dan Hurley and Luke Murray. Plus, he discusses the culture of excellence at UConn and highlight some of the greatest postseason players in the program's history. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the future of UConn basketball and what it means for the Huskies' quest for a third straight national title. Show Notes:COLD OPEN: Should Alex Stay or Go? You're Locked on UConn! Introduction: Main Topics: NCAA Draft Deadline Approaching: College basketball and NBA Draft news expected within 30 hours.Key players to watch: Alex Karaban (UConn), Caleb Love (Arizona), Mark Sears (Alabama), Hunter Sallis (Wake Forest), Johnny Furphy (Kansas).No definitive answer on Alex Karaban's decision yet.Profile of Alex Karaban: Stellar forward with a remarkable journey from high school to UConn.Critical piece in UConn's offense, known for his basketball IQ and versatility.Impressive stats and leadership qualities.Praise from coaches and peers, highlighting his impact on and off the court.NBA vs. Staying at UConn: Pros of going pro: high basketball IQ, versatility, fit for data-driven offense, strong fundamentals and work ethic.Reasons to stay: potential for a third national title, further skill development, continuity with the current roster.Dan Hurley and Luke Murray's Offensive Genius: Breakdown of offensive sets and plays, including:HORNS ELBOW FLEX 77GHOST from the Big East Tournament.4-Flat Stagger Twirl from the Northwestern game.BOX PUNCH from the Final Four against Miami.Insights into their coaching philosophy and play design.UConn's Culture of Excellence: Discussion on the consistent winning culture at UConn.The impact of great coaching and player development on team success.Top postseason players in UConn history, including Rip Hamilton, Emeka Okafor, Kemba Walker, Shabazz Napier, Tristen Newton, and Donovan Clingan.FanDuel Promotion: New customers get $150 in bonus bets with any winning $5 bet.Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started.Conclusion: Final thoughts on Alex Karaban's decision and its impact on UConn.Encouragement to stay tuned for more updates and insights.Reminder to subscribe, leave a review, and stay connected with Locked On UConn.#uconnbasketball #AlexKaraban #nbadraft #transferportal #collegebasketball #huskies

Assistant Coach Luke Murray had the scout for Purdue. Hit a home run en route to Natty #6 w Wayne Norman

In this episode of Locked On UCONN, we're diving deep into how the Connecticut Huskies men's basketball team transformed into an offensive powerhouse. Joining us is Michael Cohen from FOX Sports to discuss his enlightening piece on the strategic overhaul Dan Hurley spearheaded to elevate UConn's game. We'll explore the significant changes in offensive strategies, the pivotal role of Jordan Hawkins, and the incorporation of global basketball ideas and analytics that have propelled UConn's success. Michael Cohen sheds light on the driving factors behind UConn's offensive overhaul, including the need for a more imaginative approach following NCAA Tournament setbacks.Insight into how NBA players like Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry inspired Jordan Hawkins' key role in the team's offensive transformation.Discussion on the philosophical evolution Dan Hurley and his team underwent, emphasizing a movement-based offense rich in off-ball screenings, high-level passing, and shooting, inspired by global basketball strategies and analytics.Examination of the four-pronged plan that touched every aspect of the UConn program - from core principles and recruiting profiles to coaching staff development and practice allocation.Unique training methods, such as the use of wide receiver gloves, are aimed at emphasizing fundamentals and creating a versatile, decision-making driven team.The significant influence of assistant coach Luke Murray in tying together analytics and global basketball concepts to reshape UConn's offense.Alex Karaban's critical role, dubbed the "brain center" of the team, demonstrates how high basketball IQ and an analytical approach can translate to success on the court without leading traditional statistical categories.Remember, you can catch every episode of Locked On UCONN for free and available on all platforms where podcasts and available, including YouTube, as part of the Locked On Podcast Network - Your Team. Every Day.

The UConn MBB Assistant with Mike Crispino after the Saturday Night win over Villanova

With Mike Crispino courtside after the Huskies statement win over Marquete Saturday

After the Huskies beat the neiboring rival in a Gampel rockfight

Assistant Coach Luke Murray with Mike Crispino courtside after the big win over Xavier

Late last year the Financial Conduct Authority announced it would be forming a working group to look at how its SDR rules on greenwashing would affect advisers rather than publishing rules on the issue.In this week's podcast FT Adviser deputy editor Damian Fantato is joined by Matthew Connell, director of policy and public affairs at the Chartered Insurance Institute, and Luke Murray, consultant at Bovill, to discuss what the rules on ESG are for advisers at the moment, what gaps there are in those rules and what the advice working group might focus on.The FT Adviser Podcast is the podcast for financial advisers, brought to you by FT Adviser. Each week, we are joined by guests from the industry to discuss the week in news and pressing industry issues. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Luke Murray with Mike Crispino courtside after the Huskies knock off Creighton

  Celebrate the new year with the return of the Hunting Connection Podcast! In our first episode of the year, we catch up with our longtime friend, Luke Murray. From our early bowfishing and hunting adventures in South Australia to Luke's relocation to NSW, where he became a skilled hunter and even tried his hand at taxidermy. Join us for a lively conversation covering these experiences and more. Enjoy the episode!

with Mike Crispino after the 85-56 win over the Blue Demons

In this episode with Luke we discuss 5 great tips for treating patellofemoral pain. He drops many valuable insights that are likely to make you rethink your approach to treating this common condition.Much of the info from this episode draws from Paul Ingraham's fantastic 85 chapter e-book on patellofemoral pain. You can get your hands on this book for FREE as part of our Christmas special offer:

Mike & Luke talk Gonzaga as he has the scout vs the Zags in Seattle Friday

Assistant Luke Murray joins Mike on the start and the very good non-conference schedule. Plus getting the Coaching Bug in CT

Assistant Coach Luke Murray with Mike Crispino after the 38 point win over the Golden Lions Saturday in Storrs

with Mike Crispino courtside after the 20 point win over UNH Monday Night

Luke Murray discusses the upcoming training conference organized by the Automotive Service Councils of California (ASCCA) including the growth of the conference over the years, the fundraising event for the Automotive Service Council Education Foundation (ASCEF), and the importance of training in the automotive industry. Luke shares details about the conference program and how feedback from shop owners helps determine the topics and content. He also discusses the value of repetitive training and the benefits of attending conferences regularly. Luke highlights the goals of the conference and the opportunity for new members to join ASCCA at a discounted rate. Luke Murray, Manager of Customer Training, WTI. Show Notes Watch Full Video Episode ASCCA (Automotive Service Counsils of California) Training Conference, Costa Mesa, CA, September 8-20, 2023.  The Growth of the Training Conference (00:02:15) Discussion about the expansion of the ASCCA's training conference from a one-day event to a three-day event. Fundraising Event for ASCEF (00:02:29) Details about the fundraising event for the Automotive Service Council Education Foundation (ASCEF) and how it supports youth scholarships in the automotive industry. Importance of Training in the Automotive Industry (00:06:17) Highlighting the significance of training in the automotive industry and the benefits of attending training events for both management and technical skills. The Importance of Member Feedback (00:08:18) Discussion on the need for member input to determine training topics and content for the conference. The Value of Repetitive Training (00:11:30) Importance of repeating training classes to stay updated and learn new information, with examples of how classes evolve over time. The conference goals and member benefits (00:17:18) Luke discusses the goals of the conference and how it aims to benefit the member base by providing training that can be applied immediately in their jobs and businesses. Introduction of the current ASCCA president (00:17:57) Luke introduces Lee Chesnin as the current president of ASCCA. Opportunity to join ASCCA and get involved (00:19:57) Luke mentions the opportunity for shops in California to join ASCCA at a temporary or introductory membership rate, allowing them to experience the benefits and attend the conference. He also encourages current members to get involved by joining committees and witnessing the behind-the-scenes workings of the association. Thanks to our Partners, AAPEX and NAPA TRACS. Set your sights on Las Vegas in 2023. Mark your calendar now … October 31 - Nov 2, 2023, AAPEX - Now more than ever. And don't miss the next free AAPEX webinar. Register now at http://AAPEXSHOW.COM/WEBINAR NAPA TRACS will move your shop into the SMS fast lane with onsite training and six days a week of support and local representation. Find NAPA TRACS on the Web at http://napatracs.com/ Connect with the Podcast:

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The guys react to KP missing out on a player, the guys praise Luke Murray, Andy poses a Hurley brother question, TJD is gone, the guys open the Trump sound folder, and Avery doesn't know who Jesse Jackson is.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This was one of my favourite episodes to date. Luke is an online physio who has worked with well known teams such as Arsenal, London Irish etc. Luke is an up to date evidence based physio and he talks through common myths you've been told about back pain and just overall pain in general. I hope you enjoy the episode. Lukes Instagram: Luke_Irish_Physio My Instagram: evandaly_dalyfitness

In this episode we debunk 5 key myths about sciatica. Luke walks us through each of these myths and how they have impacted his own clinical practice as well as referencing new research to support these claims.Much of the info from this episode is drawn from Paul Ingraham's fantastic 100 chapter e-book on low back pain. You can get your hands on this book for free as part of our Christmas special offer! Learn more here - https://www.physio-network.com/promo/christmas-masterclass/Don't miss out - this offer ends soon!Luke is a Specialist Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapist working with Arsenal Football Club, London Irish Rugby Club & the general public in the National Health Service. Luke was a Strength & Conditioning intern at Chiefs Super Rugby & Rowing New Zealand throughout the 2014 season and he has a BSc in Sport and Exercise Science from University of Limerick in Ireland and MSc in Physiotherapy at the University of Brighton in England.Finally, a big welcome to our new co-host James Armstrong in his first ever episode hosting the podcast!If you like the podcast, it would mean the world if you're happy to leave us a rating or a review. It really helps!

Kruser talks to Dr. Luke Murray from Wild Health about the end of free covid testing.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kruser talks to Dr. Luke Murray from Wild Health and Bill Meck in hour 2.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 167 of the #MVPbuzzChat interview series. Conversation between Microsoft Regional Director and MVP Christian Buckley (@buckleyplanet), and Azure MVP, Luke Murray (@lukemurraynz), a technical consultant, Azure Solution Architect, and technologist with IT Partners Limited and based in Waikato, New Zealand. You can also find this episode on the CollabTalk blog at https://www.buckleyplanet.com/2022/05/mvpbuzzchat-with-luke-murray.html

Anthony Williams, 37, who was the Special Project Manager and Curriculum Developer at CARQUEST Technical Institute (CTI), tragically and unexpectedly died earlier this month. He is survived by his wife, Deb, and their three children. In his short time, Williams leaves a legacy for those who knew him, as a teacher and a friend to all, and left a lasting and indelible mark on their careers and lives.  Team members and close friends of Williams from Advance Auto Parts, Worldpac and CTI met with me, Rob Merwin and Aftermarket Matters, last week to share their experiences. Here are a few memories from Chris Chesney, Randy Briggs, Luke Murray and Susan Trevaskis in tribute to Williams.

Astrological Signs: Bitch Twitter Jim brings some astrological questions that we need to get Jim and Dana on the line for, get ready to learn about each other and ourselves!Bill Murray: Recently disgraced comedian Bill Murray has yet to answer the speculation on his bad behavior on the set of Aziz Ansari's film Being Mortal.Food Is Free: Jeff has tales of "acting as if" in the grocery store, while 6ix9ine runs back his video from last week with all of the money.ANTISEMITISM ALIVE AND WELL!, BETTER CALL SAUL!, I HOPE YOU'RE HAPPY!, GAMES WE PLAY!, EMMYN CALLEIRO!, MIKE!, VAMPING!, MORBIUS!, JEFF!, THE GALIBAN!, WOMEN ARE QUEENS!, TALIBAN!, GIRLBOSSES!, BITCH TWITTER JIM!, ASTROLOGICAL SIGN!, IMMEDIATE HMM!, SCORPIO!, GEMINI!, CAPRICORN!, CAPRICORN WOMAN!, DEFEND FIERCELY!, HAPPY FACE!, DYING INSIDE!, VERY PRIVATE!, JAKE!, DANA!, ARBY'S!, VIRAL TWEET!, JIM ROSS!, MEL GIBSON!, BIRTHDAYS!, FLORENCE PUGH!, BIDEN!, BLOW GUYDEN!, TAROT CARDS!, BILL MURRAY!, AZIZ ANSARI!, BEING MORTAL!, SHUTDOWN!, VAGUE!, PUBLICIST!, SPIN!, BEHAVIOR!, RAPED!, SEXUAL HARASSMENT!, SETH ROGEN!, CANCELLED!, METOO!, CHARLIE'S ANGELS!, LUCY LIU!, SARDONIC!, WES ANDERSON1, LOST IN TRANSLATION!, SLIMER!, TIM CURRY!, HATABLE!, GHOSTBUSTERS!, PROSTITUTES!, VIRGIN!, GOBLIN MODE!, BILL MURRAY'S CHILDREN!, LUKE MURRAY!, CAL MURRAY!, LINCOLN MURRAY!, HOMER!, NICHOLAS CAGE!, THE WORLD IS AGAINST JEFF!, SMASHING PUMPKINS!, EVEN THOUGH HE'S GAY, HE ACTS LIKE HE'S NOT FUCKING GAY!, FREE FOOD!, PROTESTS!, GROCERY STORE!, JOE BIDEN!, ACT AS IF!, WALKED OUT WITH CART!, SELF CHECKOUT!, FOOD IS FREE!, BEER!, ESSENTIALS!, LIBTARD!, UNADVERTISED SALE!, HUNGRY MAN!, STOUFFER'S!, COMPANY MAN!, TACO BELL TACKLE!, FAST FOOD FIGHTS!, BRUV!, 6IX9INE!, BANKRUPTCY!, MILLIONS!, SEIZED!, PROP MONEY!, TMZ!, HARVEY!, ENTERTAINER!, DEGREE!, BEEF!, KING VON!, DISS!, VICTIM!, HAUNTING!You can find the videos from this episode at our Discord RIGHT HERE!

We are back with Season 4 of the City on a Hill Podcast! Kicking off the first episode is Dr. Luke Murray! He is the headmaster at Chesterton Academy in Kansas City! He shares how he first had an intellectual conversion during his early years of college, which was later followed by a heart conversion while attending Steubenville. Dr. Luke shares what lead him to his current position at Chesterton Academy and his heart behind it. If you are interested learning more about classical education, Dr. Luke and Fr. Mattingly discuss the differences between a modern education and the Chesterton model. He also shares the need for this form of education in our society today and the skills that it equips students with to not only benefit them in their professional lives, but set them on a path to Sainthood. Show Notes: - Mount Angel Seminary - “The Everlasting Man” (1993) by G.K. Chesterton - Chesterton Academy of St. Philip Neri: Kansas City

EPISODE 100: Awesome Inc is turning 13 years old on April 1, 2022. Oh, and this is our 100th episode. We're celebrating with three of our cofounders (Brian Raney, Luke Murray, and Nick Such) sitting down and reflecting on Awesome Inc's inception and goofy memories that go back to the beginning. ** "Go it Alone" by Beck is not our original work and does not belong to us. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: • Go it Alone by Beck on YouTube • Brian Raney on Linkedin • Luke Murray on Linkedin • Nick Such on Linkedin Leave Some Feedback: • Email podcast@awesomeinc.org with what you want to hear about next. • Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us: • Subscribe to our podcast • awesomeinc.org • Instagram -- @awesomeinclex • Twitter -- @awesomeinclex • YouTube --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/awesomeinc/message

“I think you should listen to your heart as quickly as possible,” says today's guest, Dr. Luke Murray, when asked for advice for students and early career professionals. He calls this skill ‘listening to your heart faster' and it's a principle that's guided him on a zigzagging career path, from an interest in neurosurgery, to working in global health, to starting a tech incubator.  As COVID was getting underway, he unexpectedly found himself building what became a very large COVID testing effort at Wild Health, a precision medicine company based in Kentucky.  Now as COVID appears to be winding down, Dr. Murray is listening to his testing customers to determine next steps. Listen in as Dr. Murray tells host Shiv Gaglani about both the successes and failures in his entrepreneurial journey -- including sleeping in a garage and showering at the YMCA -- to then “drowning” in opportunity and conducting over a million COVID tests and 150,000 vaccinations. Plus, hear his valuable advice for future entrepreneurs.Mentioned in this episode:https://www.wildhealth.comhttps://www.awesomeinc.org

UConn men's basketball assistant coach Luke Murray joins the show

Dr. Luke Murray, headmaster at the new Chesterton Academy of St. Philip Neary, shares his vision for Classical Education in Kansas City.Show notes -https://simplewealthkc.com/?p=4865Sign up for The Reformed Financial Advisor monthly newsletter on financial planning, investing, and Kansas City history - www.reformedfinancialadvisor.comFollow Andy Flattery on TwitterMusic used in the episode-Interlude & Outro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CJ96LGGP6wThe Reformed Financial Advisor is the project of Andy Flattery, a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ in Kansas City, MO. The podcast gives you the "behind the scenes" of what Andy has seen in 10 years of financial services, the good, the bad, and the complex. It also tells the stories of how financial history has shaped Kansas City. Andy and other experts in the Kansas City financial community will be delivering expert insights and even some unconventional advice on how to plan your finances and invest wisely. 

Dr. Luke Murray, headmaster at the new Chesterton Academy of St. Philip Neary, shares his vision for Classical Education in Kansas City.Subscribe to The Reformed Financial Advisor Podcast: https://simplewealthkc.com/reformed-financial-advisor-podcast/Interlude & Outro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CJ96LGGP6wCatholic Money Mastermind is a production of the Catholic Financial Planners Network that explores the intersection of faith an finances. You can learn more about our organization and get on our email list at catholicfinancialplanners.com