Podcasts about mcloone

Retired NY Giants Super Bowl Champ, Kareem McKenzie, joins Steve Adubato to highlight his career off the football field and his passion for helping young people in marginalized communities. Jeannie Fournier, Vice President of Programs & Services at Community FoodBank of NJ joins Steve Adubato to address the heightened issue of food insecurity, inflated food […]

In this episode, Brad and Jen talk about: Radon gas test results. Pier Village in Long Branch, NJ; McLoone's Pier House. Monmouth, NJ Museum and the artist know as Porkchop. Redbank, NJ: Centrada restaurant, and Coney Waffles and Ice Cream. Asbury Park: Collage Workshop with Holly Would. Brad asks the A.I., “How long is too long to wash your asshole using a bidet?” Jen went to Jonas Brothers and was exposed to COVID. If you like our show, there's a few things you can do to help us out: Check out our website at https://www.softservepodcast.com! Subscribe to our podcast in your favorite app, download our episodes! Leave a 5-star Review on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-soft-serve-podcast/id1428770328 TELL A FRIEND about our show!

How does funeral service care for our fellow human? It might not be as simple as you think. Do we understand each other outside of work? This show gets into it. Micah and Tim discuss Tim's presentation at last year's NFDA convention which was nothing less than, impactful.  For any of us to see real change, we must observe, listen and do no harm.  Today's show is sponsored by  Hilton Funeral Supply: https://www.hiltonfuneralsupply.com/ and Indian Donor Network:  https://indianadonornetwork.org/ Learn more about Return Home here: https://returnhome.com/the-terramation-center/ Subscribe to the UPC Network's YouTube page here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bB8Avc25fM

Maylis Besserie's new novel, Scattered Love / Jean Gannon, on Greta Gerwig / Daragh Downes reviews A Thread of Violence, by Mark O'Connell / Paul McLoone on Bowie and Ziggy Stardust

My friend Chris McLoone is an openly trans man here in the Florida panhandle, and has agreed to join us today to explain the contents of Senate Bill 254- and how they directly affect him as a trans adult. You see, I think it's very easy to hate someone you never interact with, and I think it's very easy to support legislation that limits a person's freedoms over their own body when you see them as less than human. So Chris is also here today to remind of us his humanity, and to elaborate on specific instances of this anti-trans legislation affecting his actual life. I think it's also very easy to take legislation at "face value", but the truth of the matter is that this bill is not written just for "protecting children", it is limiting the freedoms of adults to make decisions about their own bodies.We had a lot of fun in this episode, but also talked about some really real shit. So happy Pride, y'all, and don't ever forget that it is first and foremost a rebellion.show notes:www.ivebeenthinkingpod.com/blogThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5806483/advertisement

If you pay close attention to the evolution of our culture, you will see repeating patterns, how society at every moment believes itself to be at the pinnacle of advanced technology, and how past ideas hold less intelligence and insight than the current paradigm. Currently we're experiencing a time of questioning of many of society's choices and we would like to bring this podcast to you as an example of how we might better access wisdom and direction for future developments.   As Fiona McLoone walks us through her pHd that explored the documentation of Irish herbal medicine through surveying national school children in conversation with their grandparents, we realised how precious this type of endeavour is.  The archive which our nation holds of our historic folkloric herbal medicine traditions is a global one off.  As such we have a window here to retrieve our legacy as a nation of healers that is unique to Irish culture.  One which, as we discuss, can be a pathway to the future.  Listening to our ancestors, as always, provides sustainable templates for our culture as we move forward in an uncertain time for humankind.   If you want a piece of healing therapy in your own home you can use our discount code for Clearlight Saunas - the low EMF infrared option - WELLNESS75 will get you 5% off their NEW portable units at www.auroraredlight.eu or go get yourself a full size, immersive sauna from www.clearlightsaunas.eu and save yourself €100!!! We now have our very own site where you can come and work with us 1 to 1, book us in to come and speak to your company about how natural health can make your world and workplace a better place for everyone, and also you can come and pick up our divine, limited edition organic merchandise - come say hi www.thewanderingintowellnessproject.com  

Tim tells the guys that the weekdays are slow, but the weekend have been good. Tim is waiting to get back to normal. Price increases are making him change his menus. Outdoor dining saved Tim's businesses.

Pride month, "the pregnant man" of 2008, Tumblr, supportive highschool teachers and Benjamin Franklin... what do they all have in common? This episode. My friend Christopher (he/him) and I have an incredible conversation about his journey to becoming his "FAVORITE" self. His journey is unique and I am so glad our platform has been trusted with sharing it.I hope this episode makes you think. I hope it makes you consider what you know about the LGBTQ experience- and what you might think about "why" or "how" people realize that they don't fit into the "normal" (straight) narrative !Support the show

Asbury Park is a legendary Jersey Shore destination, but the city has gone through extreme hardships throughout its life . Over the last several years though, Asbury Park has experienced a renaissance. Marrying its roots in music, artistry, and uniqueness with a new vision and life that creates an incredible experience every time you visit. Part of that renaissance is a restaurant nestled right on the boardwalk and owned by restaurant industry mogul Tim McLoone, Iron Whale.  Segment 1Tim McLoone owns 11 restaurants throughout the state, but his background prior to the restaurant industry was in music. We learned all about Tim's background getting involved in restaurants starting with purchasing the Rum Runner in Sea Bright in 1986. After that he started opening other restaurants in Long Branch and eventually saw an opportunity in Asbury Park. Even though it was not a success at the beginning, they stuck it out and Tim's love of Asbury Park shines through. Today in New Jersey History: New Jersey Governor Chris Christie dedicated a statue of Althea Gibson at the Althea Gibson Tennis Court Complex in Newark, New Jersey on March 28, 2012. Althea Gibson was a professional tennis player and the first African-American to cross the color line in international tennis. She was the first African-American to win a Grand Slam title, as well at Wimbledon and the U.S. Nationals.Segment 2We discuss Iron Whale's menu and how it is such a unique experience from the other restaurants Tim owns. We learned about how they landed on the name and how they decided what the decor was going to look like. Tim and Mike also discuss some of their personal favorites on the menu and how Iron Whale has become one of the flagship restaurants of the McLoone restaurant group. New Jersey Fun Fact: New Jersey known as the "Garden State" is a leading grower of produce. In the United states, New Jersey ranks 5th in blueberry production, 3rd in cranberry production, 3rd in spinach, 3rd in bell peppers, and 4th in peach production.Segment 3McLoone's Restaurant Group is constantly trying to be a part of the community, hiring local students, and ingratiating themselves with the communities they find themselves in. We also learned about Tim's charity, Holiday Express, where he and other musicians travel to places that need some holiday cheer and play holiday songs at places that normally do not get any attention. Iron Whale: ironwhalenj.comAddress: 1200 Ocean Avenue, Asbury Park, NJInstagram: @ironwhale_asburyparkHoliday Express: holidayexpress.orgThank you to our sponsors:Albert & Whitney CPAs:  awcpasllc.comContact the show: greetingsfromthegardenstate@gmail.comWebsite: greetingsfromthegardenstate.comFollow us on Instagram: @greetingsfromthegardenstateSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/GardenState)

Three Things That Matter with Ann Blake | Guest: Paul McLoone (Radio presenter and frontman of The Undertones). In episode 4 of the second series, Ann speaks to legendary radio presenter and frontman of The Undertones, Paul McLoone. Paul's three things bring the listener on a journey from porta-cabin record stores on bomb sites to genre defining movies and thought provoking literature.

Dr. Teodor Grantcharov (https://twitter.com/TGrantcharovMD?s=20) is a bariatric surgeon at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto. Dr. Grantcharov is world renowned for his work on the OR blackbox, a platform that allows for immense data capture (video, audio, physiologic) as well as advanced analytics. We asked Dr. Grantcharov about what it took to develop the OR blackbox, not just technologically, but culturally and institutionally. You can find out more about the OR blackbox at surgicalsafety.com. Links: 1. Quantifying recall bias in surgical safety: a need for a modern approach to morbidity and mortality reviews. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30693745/ 2. Twitter discussion on best methods for recording open cases: https://twitter.com/ameerfarooq/status/1335675502313447426 3. OR Black Box: https://www.surgicalsafety.com/ 4. Gordon, L, Reed, C, Sorensen, JL, Schulthess, P, Strandbygaard, J, Mcloone, M et al.. Perceptions of safety culture and recording in the operating room: understanding barriers to video data capture. Surg Endosc. 2021; :. doi: 10.1007/s00464-021-08695-5. PubMed PMID:34608519 . 5. Nensi, A, Palter, V, Reed, C, Schulthess, P, Mcloone, M, Grantcharov, T et al.. Utilizing the Operating Room Black Box to Characterize Intraoperative Delays, Distractions, and Threats in the Gynecology Operating Room: A Pilot Study. Cureus. 2021;13 (7):e16218. doi: 10.7759/cureus.16218. PubMed PMID:34367818 PubMed Central PMC8341265. 6. Levin, M, McKechnie, T, Kruse, CC, Aldrich, K, Grantcharov, TP, Langerman, A et al.. Surgical data recording in the operating room: a systematic review of modalities and metrics. Br J Surg. 2021;108 (6):613-621. doi: 10.1093/bjs/znab016. PubMed PMID:34157080 . 7. Gallant, JN, Brelsford, K, Sharma, S, Grantcharov, T, Langerman, A. Patient Perceptions of Audio and Video Recording in the Operating Room. Ann Surg. 2021; :. doi: 10.1097/SLA.0000000000004759. PubMed PMID:33630449 . Bio (http://stmichaelshospitalresearch.ca/researchers/teodor-grantcharov/): Dr. Teodor Grantcharov completed his surgical training at the University of Copenhagen, and a doctoral degree in Medical Sciences at the University of Aarhus in Denmark. Dr. Grantcharov is a Professor of Surgery at the University of Toronto. He holds the Keenan Chair in Surgery at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto. Dr. Grantcharov is the inaugural Director of the International Centre for Surgical Safety – a multidisciplinary group of visionary scientists with expertise in design, human factors, computer- and data science, and healthcare research. He previously held Canada Research Chair in Simulation and Surgical Safety and was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II diamond jubilee medal for his contributions to clinical research and patient safety in Canada. Dr. Grantcharov was awarded the honorary fellowship of the Imperial College in London, the honorary medal of the Bulgarian and Danish surgical societies and multiple national and international awards for his contributions to surgical education and surgical safety. Dr. Grantcharov's clinical interest is the area of minimally invasive surgery, while his academic focus is in the field of surgical innovation and patient safety. He has become internationally recognized as a leader in this area with his work on curriculum design, assessment of competence and impact of surgical performance on clinical outcomes. Dr. Grantcharov developed the Surgical Black Box, which aims to transform the safety culture in medicine and introduce modern safety management systems in the high-risk operating room environment. Dr. Grantcharov has more than 200 peer-reviewed publications and more than 200 invited presentations in Europe, South- and North America. He sits on numerous committees with Surgical Professional Societies in North America and Europe. He sits on the Editorial Boards of the British Journal of Surgery and Surgical Endoscopy.

B•Inspired Podcast would like to welcome you to the premiere of season 5 with special guest Tim McLoone. Tim is a musician, entertainer, resuaranteur, entrepreneur, humanitarian and NJ Hall of Fame Inductee. In this episode Tim will disuss his love for music, philanthropy, NJ Nets, Holiday Express, son being diagnosed with leukemia and how Covid impacted his restaurants and staff. B•INSPIRED Video EpisodeB•INSPIRED is a audio/video Podcast where we bring you real stories from folks just like you and I who share stories of love and loss, struggles and perserverance, laughter and tears and overcoming adversity! #BINSPIRED #Music #TimMcLoone #HolidayExpress

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Paul McLoone has stepped down as Finn Harps Club Director after a four-year team. He remains optimistic at construction of the club's new 'Donegal Stadium' project is on course to begin early in 2022.

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The next guest on my Embrace This Life podcast is the incredibly-successful restaurateur/philanthropist, Tim Mcloone. Tim McLoone is the premier definition of a renaissance human being. He was schooled at Harvard and is accomplished in music, athletics, and business. He opened his first restaurant in October of 1987, McLoone's Rum Runner, located on the Shrewsbury River in Sea Bright, New Jersey. From there, he touched every facet of his ever-growing restaurant business to be sure that the McLoone brand remained strong across the board, with locations like Pier Village, Long Branch, West Orange, Woodbridge, Maryland, and the amazing Supper Club in iconic Asbury Park...all a direct result of Tim McLoone's vision, passion, and enthusiasm. He's done broadcast work for the U.S. Olympic Trials, was part of the Emmy Award-winning broadcast team for the New York and LA Marathons, directed the U.S. Men's Olympic Trials in 1996 and served as musical director of the Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting Ceremony for NBC. His selfless philanthropic work includes the forming of Holiday Express in 1993....a non-profit charitable group of over 100 professional musicians and hundreds of other volunteers who create free Holiday events for 50 organizations who are in need of good cheer between Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve for the past 20 years. He performs with his band The Shirleys, as well as does a solo act. Hear how he makes it all work, what & who inspired him, and how he keeps it all going...with passion, drive and heartfelt empathy for those in need. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/embracethislife/support

This week Dean Zambra & Breifne Earley peel back the layers at Longford Town as goalkeeper Lee Steacy joins his captain on the show. Breifne also chats to Finn Harps director Paul McLoone who's been leading the push for the New Finn Harps Stadium project. Dean & Breifne chat through last weekend's action in both divisions of the SSE Airtricity League with the clash of Shamrock Rovers and Dundalk and Dean's own Longford Town side hosting Sligo Rovers in a tight encounter topping the bill. Lee Steacy (30:31) discusses his experience of the difference in levels between the First Division and the Premier Division and the miniscule amount of time even goalkeepers are given on the ball talking about the intensity of players like David Cawley of Sligo Rovers and Derry City's David Parkhouse. Steacy talks about the first three games and the experience of starting so well with the win and clean sheet against Derry, the comeback in Dalymount and the disappointment of defeat to Sligo. He gets quizzed about the motivation for going to attack a corner late in the league game against Sligo and his ambitions to grab a league goal as a goalkeeper at some point in his career. Dean also asks him to discuss the quality of the goalkeepers currently plying their trade in the league. Breifne has a chat with Finn Harps director Paul McLoone (45:20), a retired senior public servant in the north west, who has been heading up the New Finn Harps Stadium project for the last few years. The club received fantastic news last week with the announcement of a financial allocation of almost €4m from the Department of Sport through the Large Scale Sport Infrastructure Fund (LSSIF). He outlines the history of the stadium project and how he personally got involved after attending a public meeting in Ballybofey three years ago and the work that has revived the stalled development since then. He explains the vital partnerships with Donegal County Council and the local partners in building a sporting hub in the twin towns of Ballybofey and Stranorlar to retain Finn Park as a dedicated venue for the club's academy and women's football within the region alongside a new stadium and training facility at the new site beside the Finn Valley Sports Centre. Finally Dean and Breifne discuss the weekend's fixtures (63:13) in both divisions of the league ahead of another busy weekend.

Games inside empty arenas will be a relative norm in college basketball this year and joining me on this episode to provide some perspective on what it'll be like working in that setting is Tim McLoone, the long-time PA announcer for Seton Hall men's basketball. We talked about that, as well as his point of view watching the program return to prominence over the past five years.

This week, Lisa Anderson speaks to Tim McLoone, founder and president of Holiday Express, a non-profit organization providing joy, gifts and music to those less fortunate. Each year, the volunteers of Holiday Express take part in a clam bake, which has been successful for the past twelve years in raising funds to help fill the warehouse with the supplies needed to donate to many organizations. This year, due to COVID restrictions, Holiday Express is having a "Virtual Clambake" Sunday September 13th at 7 p.m.  Viewers can purchase a ticket and take part in a magical evening of entertainment from Holiday Express musicians, a look back at unforgettable performances, cooking and cocktail demonstrations and a silent auction.  This event is hosted by Tim McLoone himself.  For more information, please visit Holidayexpress.org. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Lisa Anderson speaks to Tim McLoone, founder and president of Holiday Express, a non-profit organization providing joy, gifts and music to those less fortunate. Each year, the volunteers of Holiday Express take part in a clam bake, which has been successful for the past twelve years in raising funds to help fill the warehouse with the supplies needed to donate to many organizations. This year, due to COVID restrictions, Holiday Express is having a "Virtual Clambake" Sunday September 13th at 7 p.m.  Viewers can purchase a ticket and take part in a magical evening of entertainment from Holiday Express musicians, a look back at unforgettable performances, cooking and cocktail demonstrations and a silent auction.  This event is hosted by Tim McLoone himself.  For more information, please visit Holidayexpress.org. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Lisa Anderson speaks to Tim McLoone, founder and president of Holiday Express, a non-profit organization providing joy, gifts and music to those less fortunate. Each year, the volunteers of Holiday Express take part in a clam bake, which has been successful for the past twelve years in raising funds to help fill the warehouse with the supplies needed to donate to many organizations. This year, due to COVID restrictions, Holiday Express is having a "Virtual Clambake" Sunday September 13th at 7 p.m.  Viewers can purchase a ticket and take part in a magical evening of entertainment from Holiday Express musicians, a look back at unforgettable performances, cooking and cocktail demonstrations and a silent auction.  This event is hosted by Tim McLoone himself.  For more information, please visit Holidayexpress.org. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

This week, Lisa Anderson speaks to Tim McLoone, founder and president of Holiday Express, a non-profit organization providing joy, gifts and music to those less fortunate. Each year, the volunteers of Holiday Express take part in a clam bake, which has been successful for the past twelve years in raising funds to help fill the warehouse with the supplies needed to donate to many organizations. This year, due to COVID restrictions, Holiday Express is having a "Virtual Clambake" Sunday September 13th at 7 p.m.  Viewers can purchase a ticket and take part in a magical evening of entertainment from Holiday Express musicians, a look back at unforgettable performances, cooking and cocktail demonstrations and a silent auction.  This event is hosted by Tim McLoone himself.  For more information, please visit Holidayexpress.org. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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What does a recruiter have to do with the Underdogs? People!  Whether you're looking for amazing opportunities or looking for talent, two choices, do the work yourself or get help. I was stupid for years doing the recruiting myself. Chelsea found me and everything changed. Having a rockstar recruiter is leverage.  Dif between A and B talent. Why B is better than A in certain positions. What? Yeah... Hire right or position yourself as an A or B. More about Chelsea: LeadingLine.com

In 70 years ALL children diagnosed with cancer will survive. But while their lives will be saved, how can we make sure we limit the side effects of treatment? How can we make sure they thrive, not just survive? Dr Jordana McLoone is a post-doctoral researcher in the School of Women's and Children's Health. Her research focuses on investigating the needs of children with cancer, particularly after treatment completion, to ensure they not only survive but thrive. This talk and interview are part of Unsomnia: a series of short talks for restless minds. Tackling the issues that keep us up at night, imagining the inconceivable and envisioning the future, UNSW researchers have just 10 minutes each to explain what life we will be living in the future. To celebrate the 70th anniversary of UNSW Sydney, researchers were asked to take stock of what society used to be, fast forward to today's world and look ahead another 70 years. Hosted by Rob Brooks.

Tim McLoone hasn't scored a basket, blocked a shot or diagrammed an in-bounds play at Seton Hall but he is an important part of the Seton Hall basketball experience as the public address announcer for Pirates games.

The 1947 story of a prominent La Crosse physician who was shot four times along Hwy. 16 while making house calls. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, Tim McLoone talks about starting his first restaurant, adding locations after 17 years, creating excellent guest experiences, leading people well, and shares an incredible story about how is first restaurant got off to a running start. Check out the new Top Restaurateurs website, https://toprestaurateurs.com, and sign up for the show extras. You'll get access to extra content like transcripts of past episodes, audio that didn't make it into the show, and more. You can stay update to date with the show online on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In the third installment of A and A @8, we discuss our top moments of the week and introduce a new segment: the A&A Q&A. We also look back at Week 4 of the NFL while also previewing Week 5, and welcome our first on-air guest as Bryan McLoone joins to talk MLB playoff baseball. As always, we wrap up the show with our Quick Picks and Games of the Week. All this and more on this week's episode of A&A@8!

Beefbox Radio is back with another episode. A full hour mix from DJ Tim McLoone featuring some of the hottest tracks in house, tech house and deep house. Get more at http://www.beefbox.com

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G is in the studio talking about Rickie Fowler's win at the Deutche Bank Championship in Boston over Henirk Stenson. Holly also takes listeners on a quick trip around the globe updating them on what's happening in golf. Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, calls in to talk about the Deutsche Bank with Holly G and the listeners. Holly mentions that Henrik Stenson 16th hole on the final round where there was a lot more breeze coming in the face of the golfers that viewers who weren't there wouldn't know. He had the advantage of going after Fowler and still went with 6 Iron.  He acknowledged that the shot cost him the tournament.  Holly talks to Steve about Fowler's patience with his game. Steve says that there seems to be a switch that Fowler turns on and becomes a different player and he's in a zone. Steve also said that Fowler's final round was a questionable one before the turn, then after that he flipped the switch and took off. He also got his putter going well. Jordan Spieth missed the second straight cut and Steve talked about the mental strain for all the golfers over the past eight months including Spieth. "I need to walk with some cockiness in my step these next two tournaments," Spieth said.  Too much negative speak with himself during the week was not helpful for Jordan.  Holly asks Steve about Jason Day maybe not playing the way he wanted to play. Day was battling a head cold all week but still played pretty well and is in a good position in the FedEx Cup Playoffs.  With a week off the remaining FedEx Cup players get a week off before the final two week stretch. Holly asks Steve who he thinks has the best shot moving forward out of the Top 10. Steve really likes Day's chances with the way he has been playing but also said an angry Stenson is a dangerous one. Holly asks Steve about the upcoming Evian Championship, the LPGA's 5th Major and the Solheim Cup. Steve feels that It doesn't get any bigger than these two weeks in France and Germany. A lot of the Korean players should play well this week since they don't have a week after that in the Solheim Cup. Juli Inkster is trying to get the women ready and feel that they are the underdogs but Steve feels that on paper the USA should run away from the competition but the game is not played on paper.  Dr. Bob Winters, Mental Conditioning Coach, talks with Holly about many of the facets of winning and golf. One of Dr. Bob's students, Kris Tamulus, won her first LPGA tournament at the Yokohama Tire LPGA Classic recently after more than 175 starts. Holly and Bob discuss match play versus stroke play.  Holly asks Dr. Bob about the emotions, swings of momentum, the pressure on the players and teams and the fact that they are playing as a team. Dr. Bob feels that you need to give your partner confidence and give your opponents fits in match play. You start fresh on every hole and that is why it becomes so nerve racking for players. The little games within the game. Dr. Bob Winters' latest book, Mistake Free Golf, is now on sale at any major book store, as well as ad www.drbobwinters.com.  Winters addresses the 9 most common mental mistakes players make and how to correct them.  If you can eliminate some of these mistakes you will enjoy the game so much more. One of the courses featured on The Golf Insiders Golf Card, which was recently on sale, is the Zellwood Station Golf Club just north of Apopka. The Head Professional at Zellwood, Chuck McLoone, calls in to wrap up the show. Zellwood is about 6500 feet from the back tees but McLoone says don't let the length fool you as there are about 30-40 foot elevation changes throughout the course and a few holes are around crater junction, which used to be a sink hole and now is more of a natural area that is not typical for Florida. It's a good mix of golf holes and you'll need every club in your bag. Holly and Chuck talk about an upcoming tournament hosted by Zellwood Station Veterans Association for the Disabled Veterans. Oct 17 is the 6th annual tournament. You can call the pro shop at (407) 886-3303 Ext 2 to sign your team up.  The course is located at 2126 Spilman Drive, Zellwood, FL  32798.  Holly takes a minute to talk to Chuck about putting on the PGA Tour and the different techniques players use. She asks Chuck about some putting tips for amateurs. He said that the biggest problem for amateur golfers is that they don't get the putt to the hole. So pace is probably the most important part of the putt. Chuck said that when you go play a course, take about 15 minutes to familiarize yourself with the speed of the putting greens by spending those minutes gaining a feel for the speed. Putt completely across the green both ways if you can to gauge the speed.  He also said that players should be MORE aggressive from about 20 feet and in and not so tentative. 

Hey everyone! After way too long I'm so excited to be back playing with music again. Be sure to check out the new www.beefbox.com and sign up for our newsletters. This mix has some of the hottest tracks going around this summer. Hope everyone is doing well and looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks for the love and support. -Tim

It's been tooo long friends! Beefbox is making a return, we have lots planned out for the next few months and to celebrate we have a brand new mix from McLoone. Some tech house goodness!!

Beefbox returns!! Sorry for the delay folks, I've been crrrrazy busy lately! Bu we are back on track with another fine podcast from myself, Tim McLoone Starting with some deep beats and moving into some electro powered fun at the end! Enjoy! http://www.beefbox.com

All of my music can now be found at BEEFBOX http://www.beefbox.com/timmcloone http://beefbox.podomatic.com

A Mix made recently for 'Audio Orgy'. Some tech house and progressive beats!!

April sees MegaWoof's 7th birthday and as a gift to everyone my CD was distributed! Here is the mix for you all to enjoy

A woman who made a difference in the world, Anita Froegel is no ordinary woman. She had a child, saved a company, and became a major contributor to the McLoone's company; that's who I want to be when I grow up! This woman has an exhilarating story that needs to be revealed to the world! Docudrama created by Mikayla.