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What is up and welcome to The Energized Show! On this episode FAI's Ryan Curtis & Kyle McClurkin join us to discuss the Countdown to their Cage Warriors 153 fights on Saturday the 29th of April in Dublin's 3 Arena & Live on UFC Fight Pass. We discuss World Titles, Fighting & More MMA craic. Like, Comment and Subscribe for more Energized Shows! Follow us on: Youtube : Energized Show Instagram: @Energized_Show TikTok: @The_Energized_Show Twitter: @Energized_Show​​​ Facebook: Energized Show​​​ iTunes/Spotify/SoundCloud: Energized Show #CageWarriors #CageWarriors153 #CageWarriorsDublin

Brenda McClurkin works with the Special Collections at the University of Texas at Arlington. Part of that collection is tens of thousands of photographs taken by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram over the decades. She has worked with several people in an attempt to read what we all call the Ramey Memo, which is a document held by Brigadier General Roger Ramey in his office on July 8, 1947. It was a series of photographs taken by Fort Worth Star-Telegram Photographer J. Bond Johnson after the newspaper was alerted to the flying saucer debris was being sent from Roswell, New Mexico. In one of the photographs, Ramey is holding a document that is turned slightly toward the camera which can almost be read. Brenda was instrumental in getting permission for a team of researchers, using the latest equipment and technology in to attempt to read the memo. Without her help and support, none of it would have happened.

Harlem Globetrotters' Julia 'Zeus' McClurkin joined Ray. He holds world records for most slam dunks and most bounced three-pointers in one minute, as well as most behind-the-back three pointers. They discuss the beginning of the Harlem Globetrotters, the global impact of the team, breaking more records, and more.

On this episode we discuss the issue of Toxic Monogamy, Niecy Nash at the Red Table, and Donnie McClurkin. New Dear Ten Seven letter and of course WOULD YOU RATHER!

This episode’s guest that Dave and Paul chat with is Julian “Zeus” McClurkin, who many may know through his time with the Harlem Globetrotters as a player and advance ambassador. Julian has been with the team for 11 years, turning his passion of “smiling and dunking” into his career. Hear from him on how he got to this point, growing up playing basketball with his brother, to playing Division I in college, starting his career with the Washington Generals, before finally finding his home as a Globetrotter. You’ll also learn about some of the social initiatives the Harlem Globetrotters are a part of, specifically highlighting their endeavor this year focused on impacting African American youth, which is something Julian is personally passionate about. Hear how his enthusiastic and charismatic personality helped him when COVID caused him to be put on furlough, and how he parlayed his competitive spirit into developing a career in real estate, all while staying home and getting to enjoy time with his 8-month old son.

Brenda McClurkin works with the Special Collections at the University of Texas at Arlington.  Part of that collection is tens of thousands of photographs taken by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram over the decades. She has worked with several people in an attempt to read what we all call the Ramey Memo, which is a document held by Brigadier General Roger Ramey in his office on July 8, 1947. It was a series of photographs taken by Fort Worth Star-Telegram Photographer J. Bond Johnson after the newspaper was alerted to the flying saucer debris was being sent from Roswell, New Mexico. In one of the photographs, Ramey is holding a document that is turned slightly toward the camera which can almost be read. Brenda was instrumental in getting permission for a team of researchers, using the latest equipment and technology in to attempt to read the memo. Without her help and support, none of it would have happened.

Brenda McClurkin works with the Special Collections at the University of Texas at Arlington. Part of that collection is tens of thousands of photographs taken by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram over the decades. She has worked with several people in an attempt to read what we all call the Ramey Memo, which is a document held by Brigadier General Roger Ramey in his office on July 8, 1947. It was a series of photographs taken by Fort Worth Star-Telegram Photographer J. Bond Johnson after the newspaper was alerted to the flying saucer debris was being sent from Roswell, New Mexico. In one of the photographs, Ramey is holding a document that is turned slightly toward the camera which can almost be read. Brenda was instrumental in getting permission for a team of researchers, using the latest equipment and technology in to attempt to read the memo. Without her help and support, none of it would have happened.

Cultivate confidence with Kelley McClurkin, former owner of successful bakery Bread Kneads. Ron Alford, of Southwestern Coaching, interviews Kelley about her journey of Redefining Possible and how she gained the confidence to take her small town bakery in Findlay, Ohio from failing to flourishing.  “You have to have resilience…” “I always felt that working hard meant digging in within the four walls of my business. What I learned through coaching was that I needed to get outside of those four walls to build my business forward into the future.” “Asking questions is a very important part of your day.” “I knew what type of businesses would be a good fit or not, and that's what I would seek out.” “Make things smarter, not harder.” “Use stillness and kind of go inward and take advantage of it rather than be afraid of it.” “Check in with who you are now.” “We all go through valleys of rediscovering ourselves.”  “Learn to take advantage of being still, being with yourself, and checking in with who you are.” “Get rid of that negative self talk!” More About Kelley McClurkin: Kelley McClurkin is the former owner and operator of Bread Kneads in Findlay, Ohio. With the guidance of Southwestern Sales Coach, Karla, Kelley learned the techniques and habits that gave her the confidence to transform her failing business into a great success. McClurkin recently sold her bakery, Bread Kneads, in 2019 and is now exploring new opportunities.  The Action Catalyst is a weekly podcast hosted by Dan Moore, President of Southwestern Advantage, the oldest direct-sales company in America, and Partner with Southwestern Consulting. With more than 45 years in sales leadership and marketing management, Dan has a wealth of knowledge to share on how to make better use of time to achieve life, sales, and other business goals. Each week, he interviews some of the nation's top thought leaders and experts, sharing meaningful tips and advice. Subscribe on iTunes and please leave a rating and review!

This week on The B.A.R. podcast we have my good friend Julian McClurkin ( https://twitter.com/julianmcclurkin?lang=en ) from the well known Harlem Globetrotters ( https://www.harlemglobetrotters.com/ ). Julian talk about his childhood growing up in the church and how combines sports and faith to spread the gospel. Julian has also started a Youtube channel so please go and subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/MinJulianMcClurkin Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-b-a-r-podcast/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week I am joined by Dr. Katie McClurkin to discuss her research into Irish History, specifically that of the Troubles. Dr. McClukin talks to us about constructing a museum exhibit and gives us some details of her work on the "Troubles and Beyond Gallery" exhibit for the Ulster Museum. You can find Katie on Twitter at @k_mcclurkin, here is a link to her blog entry about working on the exhibit here: https://www.nmni.com/blogs/troubles-and-beyond-katie-1 the Ulster Museum's website here https://www.nmni.com/collections/history/troubles and you can follow the museum @UlsterMuseum

Brenda McClurkin works with the Special Collections at the University of Texas at Arlington. Part of that collection is tens of thousands of photographs taken by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram over the decades. She has worked with several people in an attempt to read what we all call the Ramey Memo, which is a document held by Brigadier General Roger Ramey in his office on July 8, 1947. It was a series of photographs taken by Fort Worth Star-Telegram Photographer J. Bond Johnson after the newspaper was alerted to the flying saucer debris was being sent from Roswell, New Mexico. In one of the photographs, Ramey is holding a document that is turned slightly toward the camera which can almost be read. Brenda was instrumental in getting permission for a team of researchers, using the latest equipment and technology in to attempt to read the memo. Without her help and support, none of it would have happened.

Brenda McClurkin works with the Special Collections at the University of Texas at Arlington. Part of that collection is tens of thousands of photographs taken by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram over the decades. She has worked with several people in an attempt to read what we all call the Ramey Memo, which is a document held by Brigadier General Roger Ramey in his office on July 8, 1947. It was a series of photographs taken by Fort Worth Star-Telegram Photographer J. Bond Johnson after the newspaper was alerted to the flying saucer debris was being sent from Roswell, New Mexico. In one of the photographs, Ramey is holding a document that is turned slightly toward the camera which can almost be read. Brenda was instrumental in getting permission for a team of researchers, using the latest equipment and technology in to attempt to read the memo. Without her help and support, none of it would have happened.

Donnie McClurkin was the musical guest on TBN's long-running "Praise the Lord" ministry show Thursday night where it was revealed that he and Nicole C. Mullen are getting married. Matt Crouch and his wife, Laurie, were joined on the show by guests A.R. Bernard and McClurkin where the former revealed that he would be giving McClurkin marriage counseling in the near future. Rumors that McClurkin and Mullen were dating started circulating after the two attended this year's Stellar Awards together. But the gospel singers never made an official announcement about their romance until Thursday's episode of "Praise the Lord." In this episode I will deal with the difference between courtship and dating we will look at the precautions in courtship the protection of courtship and a picture of courtship.

The gospel singer has learned to endure his fair share of tragedy with his father's death in 2011, his mother's death in 2013, and his sister's death earlier this year before Trinity's. On his way home to celebrate the life of his niece, McClurkin had asked followers on social media for prayer. I will seek to give some practical ways to deal with death from Psa 23

In this episode we talk about fulfilling your purpose in Christ, plus we countdown the Top 5 hottest Gospel songs out right now on the all-new Battlefield Top 5 Countdown. With music from Chris August, Lightfall, Andy Mineo, Dream Junkies, and a new one from Lecrae. Radio Made In HIS Image Show Playlist KB - Silver & Gold Chris August - Unashamed of You Charlene Nash - Give It Back (CDN) Old School Joint: The Ambassador - Apologetix For The Master - You Are My Rock (CDN) Danny Gokey - Hope In Front Of Me Segment: Step Out Of The Boat Dream Junkies - Oceans A Word From Our Sponsors: Lifeline Productions & BPG The Battlefield Top 5 Countdown #5. Trip Lee - Praises & Arrows ft. Jeannie Ortega, Canon & Deraj #4. Donnie McClurkin - We Are Victorious ft. Tye Tribbett #3. Swoope - #SameTeam ft. Tedashii, KB, Yaves..... #2. Lightfall - Walk On The Water Spoken Word Piece: Miguel Rodriguez - Conviction #1. Lecrae - All I Need Is You Andy Mineo - You Will (remix) (prod. by Just Ink) (CDN)

“'I'm Free'expresses who I am,” explains Nancey.  “The Bible says those who Jesus Christ frees are free indeed.  Through Jesus, I've been set free from fear, from low self-esteem, from rejection, from people and their opinions of me.  So I'm not ashamed to give God everything.  I'm not ashamed to break it down like David did.  I'm radical because I'm redeemed.”~ Nancey Jackson Johnson Nancey's connection with GRAMMY Award-winning Pastor Donnie McClurkin eventually led her back to a solo career.  In 2006, she had the awesome privilege of doing background vocals for McClurkin in Lagos, Nigeria.  She sang “All We Ask” on his 2009 Verity release, We All Are One (Live in Detroit).  McClurkin then invited Nancey to record her third album on his new label, Camdon Music.  “He said, ‘I want to present a platform for you.  Because God has blessed me so much, I feel it is my time to help someone else.'   “A Date with Destiny” is designed to help motivate, inspire and EMPOWER you to live your life in the highest context of love, peace and joy! It will help you to take a closer look within yourself and discover the great, “I AM” that dwells there. It will help you to have a better understanding of the Laws of the Universe-“God's Laws,” and how it was designed just for YOU to have all you could ever want.      

This is the Fourth of a 4 mix series of Old School Gospel House Classics! Time: 62 minutes Playlist: To God be the glory - Jasper Street Company, Joy - Kathy Brown, He is the Joy - Donna Allen, Brighter Days - Kenny Bobien, Solid Ground - Jasper Street Company, We Fall Down - Donnie McClurkin, Yeah - Yolanda Adams, Nobody Else - Cece Peniston, Stomp - Kirk Franklin & God's Property, The Gospel Slide - Dana Divine