Podcasts about Memorial Coliseum

When Rich & Nick started the Inches, it came from chats on sponsorships in Rich's office below Memorial Coliseum in Portland, OR.We would dive into all topics, sponsorships, and sports business with no agenda.Well, this week on The Inches, we decided to take it back to where we started...with no topic.We dive into topics ranging from youth sports investments, the growth of the women's leagues and what this means for sponsorships, and round it out with how the MLS will deal with going to a European schedule.--The Inches Podcast is a podcast that looks at sports & event sponsorship and how digital is affecting the industry and landscape. Hosted by Rich Franklin, VP of Partnerships at the Coachella Valley Firebirds and Nick Lawson, Co-founder of SQWAD.

Go to Haven! This week, our hosts Game and FiG are heading to New Haven, Connecticut. It's May 10th, 1978 and the Grateful Dead are playing Veterans' Memorial Coliseum. It's the night before the mescaline show, and the band is having a lot of fun. Discussions abound about FiG's trip to the sphere. Jack Straw They Love Each Other Cassidy Ramble On Rose Me and My Uncle > Big River Peggy-O Let It Grow > Deal Bertha > Good Lovin' It Must Have Been The Roses Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia U.S. Blues

For three quarters of a century the month of March in Kentucky has been tournament time with hoops fever reaching a near fever pitch. And if you're wondering why UK Basketball is sometimes considered an official religion, we submit this audio as exhibit A. In this special episode of WUKY's Saving Stories, UK Nunn Center director Dr. Doug Boyd and Deirdre Scaggs, associate dean and head of Special Collections, join Alan Lytle to re-live one of the most dramatic moments in UK Basketball history called by the legendary sports broadcaster Claude Sullivan; a thrilling triple overtime win over Temple University in Memorial Coliseum. All made possible by the recently deceased Hall of Famer Vernon Hatton who hit THE SHOT. RIP Mr. Hatton.

Sacha Tani Ching, Director of Sales and Marketing at the LA Memorial Coliseum, joins Amanda Ma, CEO & Founder of Innovate Marketing Group as she shares her extensive experience in the event planning industry. Highlighting memorable events, challenges and innovations in event planning. Tune in now!About the guest:Sacha Tani Ching – Event Sales Leader, Hospitality Pro, and LA Enthusiast With over a decade of experience in event sales, marketing, and business development, Sacha Tani Ching is a dynamic leader in the events and hospitality industry. As Director of Sales & Marketing at the iconic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, she drives revenue growth and positions the venue as a premier destination for high-profile events. Known for her creative strategies and ability to build lasting relationships, Sacha thrives at blending innovation and hospitality. Her career includes impressive achievements at Universal Studios Hollywood, where she grew the inbound market by 91%, and at the LA Tourism and Convention Board, where she delivered unforgettable experiences for major clients like LinkedIn and Royal Bank of Canada. Whether she's collaborating with industry professionals or managing large-scale events, Sacha brings passion, professionalism, and a touch of fun to every project. Outside of work, Sacha loves spending time with her young son and family, exploring LA's hidden gems, sipping matcha lattes, or tending to her thriving plant collection. With a deep love for hospitality and the city she calls home, Sacha embodies the creative and vibrant spirit of Los Angeles in everything she does.Follow Sacha Tani Ching on LinkedIn!We're Top 3!

Vanderbilt gets their 2nd Top 10 win in a week's time at home, this time downing #7 Kentucky in Memorial Coliseum. Does Vandy belong in the NCAA Tournament discussion now? We break it all down

On this edition of The Blazers Balcony, presented by Spirit Mountain Casino, Brooke Olzendam and Casey Holdahl discuss...• A historic lull in the Portland Trail Blazers' schedule• Getting back in the gym, getting healthy and getting away from the team • Enthusiasm for the NBA Cup• Scoot returns, Toumani avoids the worst, Donovan is close and Rob is nearing the end of the concussion protocol• En Vogue at Spirit Mountain Casino on December 13• Spurs on Friday, Suns on Sunday and Nuggets on... Thursday a week from now• Brooke gets a haircut, not meeting Dorit, Clash of the Titans got stars, The Fugitive is too slow, when parents don't want your senior photos anymore, Hearth socks, Brooke goes to Japan, They're All Bad People, Danny DeVito and Jack Nicholson spill coke at Memorial Coliseum and the three tallest players in the NBA

In the first hour of today's Sports Rush, we are joined by the Head Coach of Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons Men's Basketball, Jon Coffman! Jon joins Brett on the show today to share the exciting news that the Mastodons will be taking on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in a Charity Exhibition Basketball Game at the Memorial Coliseum on October 30th! Not only is this a chance for Fighting Irish and Purdue Fort Wayne fans to see a fantastic matchup at the Coliseum before the start of the regular season. Not only that, proceeds from the game will benefit both the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Northeast Indiana, but also the Boys and Girls Club of Fort Wayne! Also in the first hour, we talk to Eli Rider who's with Big Brothers and Big Sisters of NEI in order to talk to him about how this event came about, what their organization does, and what this charity game means to the organization as well!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UK Volleyball Head Coach Craig Skinner joins the show to preview the #9 Wildcats as they prepare for Nebraska on Tuesday, and get ready to launch their home campaign inside a renovated Memorial Coliseum.

Grab your Jaguars jersey! This week, our hosts FiG and Knob are heading to Jacksonville for the Grateful Dead's April 8, 1978 show at Veteran's Memorial Coliseum. Discussions abound about the tenth anniversary of the HotW threads, IGN reviews, and we make some very intelligent comparisons to Phish. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo  Me And My Uncle > Big River  They Love Each Other  Looks Like Rain  Deal  El Paso  It Must Have Been The Roses  Lazy Lightnin' > Supplication  Samson And Delilah  Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain  Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Sugar Magnolia  One More Saturday Nigh

Larry talks about some recent Presidential polling with the candidates neck and neck, and takes your calls on memorable concerts in the old Memorial Coliseum in hour 3.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Clay from the Herald Leader joins Kruser to talk about his memories of Memorial Coliseum now that it's getting a face lift and the new look of this years SEC football season.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Paris Olympics kicks off Friday, starting the countdown until the games come to Los Angeles in 2028. During the 2028 games, the L.A. Memorial Coliseum will again host the track and field and Para Athletics events, making it the only stadium in history to host these competitions for three different Olympic Games. To celebrate this milestone, we want to revisit the Coliseum's history and replay this episode from 2023…during the stadium's centennial year! #147: The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is one of several L.A. landmarks hitting the century mark this year, and we thought it'd be fun to take a look back on them as we celebrate our one-year anniversary of How To LA this September. We explored The Biltmore Hotel downtown (if you haven't listened to that episode already) and we'll be featuring the story behind the Hollywood sign pretty soon. When it comes to the L.A. Coliseum (the "memorial" in the full name refers to the fact that the stadium is a memorial to the Americans who served in WWI) there's no denying that it has a rich history. For example, it played a role in the desegregation of the NFL, and it will soon be the first location to ever host three Olympic Games. But the stadium's history goes way beyond sports. Guests: Frank Guridy, Professor of History and African American and African Diaspora Studies at Columbia University, and author of the forthcoming book, "The Stadium: An American History of Politics, Protest, and Play" William Deverell, Historian at USC and Director of the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West Marina Fote, Assistant to the General Manager, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum The performances from Wattstax in this episode are Carla Thomas singing "Pick Up the Pieces" and The Bar-Kays performing "Son of Shaft/Feel It"

John Canzano gets an update from Correspondent Corey ahead of Game 1 of the WHL Championship Series as the Portland Winterhawks host the Moose Jaw Warriors at Memorial Coliseum. Subscribe for great content.

John Canzano talks about the WCC additions of Grand Canyon and Seattle University with conference commissioner Stu Jackson, plus a Winterhawks update with Correspondent Corey ahead of the WHL Championship Series at Memorial Coliseum. Punch it Audio, the 5 at 5, NBA playoffs, and more. Subscribe for great content.

PCH in Malibu proposes a new campaign to help make Pacific Coast Highway safer. // A North Carolina man wins $837K from $1 lotto ticket after sister dreams he'd find gold/ Calif., Water Supply reports first increase in groundwater supplies in 4 years/ USC commencement ceremonies begin at Los Angeles's Memorial Coliseum.// Guest: Steve Gregory speaks on Police chiefs being asked to rent their officers to UCLA for security. // Goodwins Market Is back open in Crestline, California after the roof collapsed due to the blizzard the Mountain cities suffered 14 months ago. 

BONUS EPISODE – We're keeping it

Well… this was an odd start to the #NASCAR season! After NASCAR made the unprecedented decision to move the race up an entire day, the third race at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum went off with out a hitch! Tune in to discuss NASCAR's decision and the beef brewing between a few veterans and young guns following the race. —  Thumbnail Photos: (Photo by Meg Oliphant/Getty Images) — From show creator Taylor Kitchen, welcome to Above The Yellow Line! Tune in each week to talk all things NASCAR with live streams most Thursday nights! Above The Yellow Line: www.abovetheyellowline.com  Toby Christie:  www.TobyChristie.com

The podcast series, "As yet Unexplained" is thrilled to announce their latest episode, "Celebrity Séances." This new installment takes listeners on a captivating journey through the fascinating world of séances and their connection to some of the most notable figures in history.The episode kicks off with a deep dive into the often under-explored tradition of séances conducted to communicate with the late Elvis Presley, the legendary King of Rock and Roll. It explores the mass séance at Memorial Coliseum, the unique "The Elvis Presley Séance" album, and the yearly tradition of hosting Elvis séances.The narrative then shifts focus to the séances conducted in an attempt to reach out to the celebrated magician, Harry Houdini. Despite his scepticism towards spiritualism and his lifelong mission to debunk fraudulent mediums, Houdini made a promise to send a message from the afterlife, leading to the annual tradition of the Houdini séance.The episode concludes with a look into the séances conducted by the First Ladies of the United States during the Victorian Age. Both Jane Pierce and Mary Lincoln, having suffered the loss of their young sons, resorted to séances in a desperate attempt to communicate with their deceased children.The "As yet Unexplained" podcast continues its mission to illuminate the unexplained and offer fresh perspectives on our world. The "Celebrity Séances" episode underscores the enduring allure of the afterlife and the tantalizing possibility of communicating with the departed, notwithstanding the absence of scientific proof.Listeners can access the "As yet Unexplained" podcast on their preferred podcast platform, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Audible. For direct access to our episodes, visit our official website: https://bit.ly/asyetunexplained#AsYetUnexplained #Podcast #Fortean #Spiritualism #FoxSisters #Paranormal #Mystery #Unsolved #SpiritCommunication #History

The holiday travel season is now underway at LAX and TSA is telling passengers to use a mobile ID if they can. Following complaints from Mid-City residents, the L.A. City Council moves to crack down on illegal hostels. And we take you to the L.A. Memorial Coliseum to meet a team of working feral cats that help keep the rodent population under control. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.Support the show: https://laist.com

Episode 107: Allen County War Memorial Coliseum by Mayor Tom Henry Podcast

We could have talked to Steve Davies (@blazercollector) for hours! Not only does he have a spectacular collection of Blazer memorabilia from the beginning of the franchise, he has an incredibly thoughtful approach to archiving the history of our beloved team. Tune in to learn more about how he got started, how things have changed, and hear stories of more than 50 years of being a Blazer fan with a passion for preserving history. 1:00 Icebreaker 4:45 Get to know Steve Davies 27:50 Front offices don't always think like us. They are looking at the future, not always paying attention to preserving the past. 48:00 Making friends, finding family in Rip City. 54:00 Why context of items is so important to a living collection. 59:00 Takes: Love on your team, Memorial Coliseum is the better venue, appreciation for players who never actually played with the Blazers. Join us on Discord! It's a place where we can share our love for the Blazers, talk about games, and get to know other Blazer fans. Kind of like Twitter but it's not. There are different channels with different topics and you can join in where you want, and ignore the stuff you don't want to see. Give it a try! You can also still find us on Twitter: @wehaveatake, @tcbbiggs @roselharding The cutest intro/outro music by Eric Peterson (@shoozumoops)

In September 1957 baseball's Dodgers, who'd called Brooklyn home since 1884, and Ebbets Field since 1913, played their final games in Flatbush. They'd been World Champions just two years earlier. Simultaneously, over in northern Manhattan, The New York Giants, champions in 1954, and at home near Coogan's Bluff since 1883, played their final game overlooking the Harlem River. Both teams would move three-thousand miles west to California. The Dodgers would settle in Los Angeles, first at Memorial Coliseum and then in the famed Dodger Stadium, winning the 1959 World Series, and five more in the years since. The Giants moved to San Francisco, played their home games at the mercilessly windy Candlestick Park, before moving to a new stadium in 2000, winning three world titles in the twenty-first century. New York would be left without a National League team to rival the cross-town Yankees for five years, until the New York Metropolitans, colloquially known as the Mets, were formed. They're winners of two world championships of their own. In 1960 hall of fame pitcher Bob Feller, hosting a syndicated show, spoke about that last Giants baseball weekend at the Polo Grounds. There's an old adage that says “change is life's only constant.” Post-War hope turned into labor strife and a baby boom, which gave rise to the most profitable radio year in history—1948—leading directly to the TV era. The new deal was more than ten years old and an urban diaspora, guided by white flight and atomic fear, brought families to newly blossomed suburban communities and left cities wondering what the future held. More uncertainty lay ahead. Four days into October, the USSR would launch Sputnik I, the first artificial Earth-orbiting satellite. Everybody's lives got a little nearer, and yet a little further apart. But, if they wanted to feel close, all they had to do was tune on a radio to a CBS affiliate Sunday afternoons as George Walsh breathed “and now” to open for Suspense. They'd perhaps remember a time when Jack Benny drove radio ratings, while his cast drove him crazy. To a time when Tuesday nights meant NBC with Fibber Mcgee and Molly, Bob Hope, and Red Skelton. When Thursdays meant Crosby, Suspense, and Burns and Allen. And to a time when Norman Corwin helped remember what brought us home. It's where we're all going anyway. More specifically, it's where we're heading next month.

The 2023 NASCAR Season is officially underway, after kicking off the season at the historic L.A. Memorial Coliseum, and Martin Truex Jr. has kicked off as the first winner of 2023, in a wild and crazy main event show of the 2023 Busch Light Clash. Hear our takes on Truex's win and all the latest news in NASCAR. NWP and the OOTG: Podcast Network are sponsored by: Lionel Racing: https://www.lionelracing.com/ Forney Industries: https://www.forneyind.com/

Welcome race fans, to the pilot episode of the latest F.U.N.T.S. podcast, Arm Chair Racers! Tommy and Alexx are back with a new revamped NASCAR podcast! This podcast will cover everything NASCAR as well as INDYCAR highlights. In this episode Tommy and Alexx discuss the new rules package released earlier this week, off season happenings and a preview of the Busch Light Clash at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum.

A plan to have a casino at Nassau Coliseum has some in an uproar. FIND OUT HERE! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicalthisradio/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/politicalthisradio/support

The voice of Komets Hockey, Shane Albahrani, joins Shannon Griffith who is filling in on The Sports Rush for Brett Rump today. The two discuss the recent success that the Komets have found as they have won their last 5 games and are looking for 6 tonight against the Kalamazoo Wings at the Memorial Coliseum. In addition to hockey, Shannon also shares his thoughts on the NIL craze in college football as well as the multitude of high-talent college level players foregoing College Bowl games and what it means for the sport. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry talks to UK volleyball player Reagan Rutherford about the start of the NCAA Volleyball Championships being held at Memorial Coliseum this weekend.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pete and Matt report live from Memorial Coliseum after Notre Dame's 38-27 loss to USC. The guys discuss the Irish's offense, Caleb William's dominance, ND's run in November, and more. Follow Pete on Twitter: @PeteSampson_ Follow Matt on Twitter: @Matt_Fortuna Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Professional MMA Fighter and Fort Wayne native Jacob Kindig joins the show as he is set to fight this weekend in "Art of Scrap 5" at the Memorial Coliseum on Saturday. He shares his story of how he got into MMA, how the Art of Scraps event started, what kind of fighter he is, and what people who attend Art of Scrap 5 can expect. We are also joined by Saint Francis Football Head Coach Kevin Donley who summarizes a dominant win over the past weekend against Madonna, and looks ahead towards this Saturday's game against rival Marian at home. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Baker, Darren Headrick and Cameron Mills were live from outside of Memorial Coliseum for 'Tent City Live' presented by Kinetic by Windstream. Head Coach Kyra Elzy and Kentucky Women's Basketball players; Jada Walker, Maddie Scherr and Nyah Leveretter joined the show to discuss starting practice and their upcoming season. From the Kentucky Men's Basketball we talk with Coach Orlando Antigua and players Oscar Tshiebwe and CJ Fredrick the share how the Bahamas helped them bond as a team.

The Kentucky volleyball team takes on No. 3-ranked Louisville on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2022 and No. 2-ranked Nebraska on Sunday at Memorial Coliseum. Meanwhile, the college basketball recruiting period started on Friday, Sept. 9, with Kentucky coach John Calipari and assistants hitting the road. Lexington Herald-Leader sports columnist John Clay talks with Kentucky.com's Cameron Drummond about both UK's big volleyball week and what's happening on the recruiting trail. Cam also gives his recommendation on what Kentucky football fans should try at the concession stand when the Cats take on Youngstown State at Kroger Field on Saturday. For more University of Kentucky athletics coverage visit www.kentuckysports.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Kentucky Wildcats volleyball team opens its 2022 season on Friday, August 26, 2022 against Marquette at Memorial Coliseum. UK held its annual volleyball Media Day on Tuesday, August 23, 2022. Hear from UK volleyball coach Craig Skinner as well as players Emma Grome, Reagan Rutherford and Azhani Tealer. Winners of the 2020 national title, Kentucky is ranked 11th in the pre-season for 2022. For more UK athletics coverage visit www.kentuckysports.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roll tide! We've finally got a '77 show. Our hosts Game and Fig are heading down to Alabama for the Grateful Dead's May 17th, 1977 at Memorial Coliseum at the University of Alabama. Discussions abound about seeing Dark Star Orchestra by the beach, PeachFest, and how well a fire truck would fit in the band.  New Minglewood Blues > Mississippi Half-Step El Paso They Love Each Other Jack Straw Jack-a-Roe Looks Like Rain Tennessee Jed Passenger High Time Big River Sunrise Scarlet Begonias > Fire on the Mountain Samson and Delilah > Bertha > Good Lovin' Brown Eyed Women Estimated Prophet Terrapin Station > Playin' in the Band > Drums > Wharf Rat > Playin' in the Band Sugar Magnolia

Tyty Washington is finding his groove. Rhyne Howard ends her Memorial Coliseum career in style. Some baseball and softball thoughts. Rich Scangerello joins Zach Yenser to keep the continuity in the Kentucky offense.

BONUS EPISODE - Ready… set… race with us to the iconic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum as Joe Furin, General Manager, takes us behind-the-scenes of the Busch Light Clash at the Coliseum. What's it like to take a legendary venue that's 100 years old and retrofit it to host the season kickoff for NASCAR? It's just about as wild as it sounds. Joe talks us through the ideation, construction, and execution of one of NASCAR's most ambitious events which takes a thrilling race and squeezes it into a tight track that truly shows off the skill of drivers. Enjoy this look inside a unique and boundary-pushing event that flipped a football field into an adrenaline-fueled racetrack.Joe Furin: EmailLos Angeles Memorial Coliseum: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

What's happening today: More signs that Omicron is loosening its grip on L.A.; Experts advise keeping N95 masks even after current surge; Kaiser Permanente strikes deal with Gov. Newsom to allow it to select its MediCal members; Santa Ana winds sticking around through the weekend; L.A. Memorial Coliseum will host NASCAR race for first time. This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.   Support the show: https://laist.com

On this episode of Corey LaJoie's Stacking Pennies podcast, Corey and crew dive into the Busch Light Clash at the LA Memorial Coliseum. Ryan 'Skip' Flores breaks down the choreography of the Next Gen pit stop, and the guys discuss what drivers would be good Hollywood actors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode of Corey LaJoie's Stacking Pennies podcast, Corey and crew dive into the Busch Light Clash at the LA Memorial Coliseum. Ryan 'Skip' Flores breaks down the choreography of the Next Gen pit stop, and the guys discuss what drivers would be good Hollywood actors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For this second of our two-episode look at Portland's one-of-a-kind midcentury modern arena, we double down on the Coliseum's history as the original home of the Portland Trail Blazers, and explore the Coliseum's artistry. The first interview is with the MVP of Portland's 1977 NBA championship: Hall of Fame basketball player and veteran ESPN commentator Bill Walton. The second interview is with artist Avantika Bawa, whose 2019 solo show at the Portland Art Museum was devoted exclusively to paintings and drawings of the Coliseum.

Since we just examined Rolling Stones and Living Colour, let us round out the trifecta with the 3rd band to play LA's Memorial Coliseum back in October of 1988. This was when GnR filled the final slot of a legendary 4-show run in LA for the Stones tour backing their new release, Steel Wheels. GnR happened to be pushing their second major release, Lies, featuring the dumpster-fire-of-a-song One in A Million, which effectively polarized fans, critics, and their own band members. For this episode I talk with Dan Hinkel, a former writer for the Chicago Tribune as well as an old neighbor from my hometown of Janesville, Wisconsin. We will discuss the origins of all 5 original band members, weigh the pros and cons of some of their "replacements", examine how GnR become such a rock force to recon with, and expose the perfectly crafted food/ beverage combination to tie it all together. Have a good lunch and please review us on Apple Podcasts!   #gunsnroses @gunsnroses #gunsandroses #duff #duffmckagan #slash #stevenadler #stevenadlerpopcorn #izzy #izzystradlin #axl #axlrose #axlroses #foodandmusic #foodnmusic #tbcbyf #thereplacements @thereplacements @slash @izzystradlin999 @duffmckagan @realstevenadler @official_axlrose #indiana #sugarcreampie #irishcoffee

Patience has paid off for Cameron Rising. After beginning his college career at Texas, transferring to Utah, suffering a season-ending injury in 2020, and winning the starting job back three games into the 2021 season, the redshirt sophomore has taken command of the Utah offense. On October 9, Rising threw for 306 yards and three touchdowns in a 42-26 win over USC, the program's first ever at Memorial Coliseum. Host Mike Lageschulte visits with Rising about his journey to that moment and his thoughts on the October 16 match-up with Arizona State, Utah's first home game since the passing of Aaron Lowe.

Retired Allen County War Memorial Coliseum General Manager, Randy Brown, joins me for memories of some of the country acts he booked during his 31 years.  Kenny Chesney, Jason Aldean, Willie Nelson, Shania Twain and Reba are just a few of the names you'll hear dropped in this walk down memory lane.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Belligerent Beavs Podcast, we reminisce on the most fun we've had in a long time watching Beaver Football totally dismantle the USC Trojans in the Memorial Coliseum, share our thoughts on the biggest takeaways from the Beavers 3rd win of the season, correct a previous error where we cited that the Colletto Package was an automatic 2 yards, update on the Men's and Women's Soccer teams, and look ahead to the football game against Washington (see you there #BeaverFam) and beyond. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The stories Randy has after 33 years at the Coliseum! Which Artist almost wore a diaper on stage at the Coliseum? Which female artist was going to perform on stage topless? Hear these stories and more in this exclusive interview summing up an amazing career.

Episode 26 of Prodigy Search Presents features Josh Rooney, CRO at LA Memorial Coliseum. Josh presently serves as the Chief Revenue Officer of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. He is responsible for all Coliseum revenue generation and marketing initiatives including new venue development, sponsorship sales and the creation of ticketed and private events at the "Greatest Stadium in the World!" Developed a new three-pronged venue brand strategy to relaunch the LA Coliseum focused on the recently completed $350 million-dollar stadium modernization, venue event legacy and venue proximity to downtown Los Angeles. The "Los Angeles, This is your Coliseum", "History Defined, Now Redesigned" and "Place to Play in LA" campaigns separated the Coliseum from our competing stadium venues in Pasadena and Inglewood. Directed creative content and strategy for venue rebrand including all venue social and website channels, paid media and video production. Returned live music to the L.A. Coliseum after an eight-year hiatus through active venue representation and self-promotion with Red Strokes Entertainment and co-promotion with AEG, Live Nation and Nederlander national promoters. Conceived, developed, branded and launched a new 10k capacity concert venue named “The Torch” within the existing footprint of the L.A. Coliseum. Created new venue logos, marks and website. Instituted a house-nut turnkey venue proposition, including the purchase of an SL260 stage. Established a joint venture with Banc of California Stadium, called “Festival Park Los Angeles”, to package and promote our stadiums as one venue to attract mega music festivals and fan fests.

A great show in the heart of the Old South... this one goes out to Toby from Alabama's Family.  We hope you enjoy this!  It wont be hard, Spring 1977 was an amazing time for the band.   Our half-time show has some Little Feat from the same era.  Cousin Darren calls in to further elaborate on our vetting process to ensure only the finest shows get to you guys!  See y'all soon! GRATEFUL DEAD  May 17, 1977  Memorial Coliseum  Tuscaloosa, AL HALF-TIME:  Little Feat 4/19/77 SOURCE:  Soundboard/Master Reel SPECIAL THANKS TO: Cousin Darren from Scottsdale for calling in and doing his thing.

World Tag Team champions Bobo Brazil and S.D. Jones face a gauntlet against four teams. Each match has them defending their titles and their winning streak: 'Fallen Angel' Christopher Daniels & Steve Corino Billy Gunn & Jimmy Golden Chris Candido & Rick Rude Iceman King Parsons & Brickhouse Brown 'Dirty' Dutch Mantell and David von Erich, seeking to have one more shot at the World Tag Team champions, also face a gauntlet against four teams. Each match has Mantell defending his Television Title in the first fifteen minutes of the twenty-minute time limit: PG-13 Honky Tonk Man & 'Gentleman' Chris Adams Jesse James Armstrong & Eric Embry Curt Hennig & Austin Idol If both teams survive their gauntlets, which are taking place at the same time in two rings on the arena floor, they will meet in a no time limit, no disqualification match to end it all. There will be no rematches between these two teams for another ninety days after this match. How far will each team make it? Will the "Brawl to End It All" happen? Listen and find out!

The When It Was Cool Podcast Network and FlairFlop.com presents the 227th edition of Wrestling With the Dawg Podcast!  The Dirty Dawg Darsie dives into the Memorial Coliseum in Corpus Christi, Texas, as he discusses Adam Bomb vs. Shawn Michaels from February 11th, 1995 edition of WWF Superstars!  The Dawg discusses Jean Paul Levesque giving his notice in World Championship Wrestling, Diesel making media rounds talking about steroids (as well as Kevin Nash's 2007 Torch Talk discussion), and so much more!

It is arguably the most architecturally unique arena in the United States, offering 360-degree views from its seats: a pioneeringly pristine midcentury-modern glass box born from the optimistic days of JFK and the NASA space program. It has hosted some of the city's most memorable cultural moments, including the Portland Trail Blazers' 1977 NBA championship and concerts by nearly every iconic 20th century rock and pop act, including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, James Brown, Elvis Pressley, Bob Dylan, Queen, Fleetwood Mac and David Bowie, not to mention inspiring speeches by transcendent leaders like The Dalai Lama and Barack Obama. The arena has a dark side: many Black-owned homes were demolished to make way for it. But in the future, a restored Coliseum is poised to become the cultural centerpiece of a reborn Albina neighborhood.

Randy Brown, General Manager at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum joined "Fort Wayne's Morning News" to discuss how the building has slowly began to reopen for business and abundance of part-time positions are in need of filling for those looking for job.

LSU's (5-11) volleyball team was swept by No. 3 Kentucky (14-0) on Saturday night in Memorial Coliseum.

LEXINGTON, Ky. – LSU Volleyball was swept by No. 3 Kentucky Friday evening in the Memorial Coliseum.

LEXINGTON, Ky. – The second-ranked LSU gymnastics team (4-2, 3-2 SEC) travels to face No. 14 Kentucky (4-3, 3-2 SEC) at 6 p.m. CT Friday inside Memorial Coliseum.

The Kentucky men's basketball team travels to Florida on Saturday, Jan. 9, 2021 for a key SEC matchup. Then the 10th-ranked UK women's team is scheduled to play host to No. 5 South Carolina on Sunday at Memorial Coliseum. Lexington Herald-Leader sports columnist John Clay talks to Graham Hall of the Gainesville Sun about the Florida Gators. John then speak with his Kentucky.com colleague Josh Sullivan, who covers UK women's basketball, about the game Sunday against South Carolina. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the first time since Episode 47 with Dennis Seese, we dial back to US pro soccer's optimistic but tenuous late 1960's reboot, with Derek Liecty - the founding general manager of one the period's most successful (yet historically overlooked) teams, the Oakland (née California) Clippers.   One of ten inaugural franchises in the renegade National Professional Soccer League - one of two competing attempts to launch true "Division One"  soccer in North America (the other being an officially FIFA-sanctioned 12-team United Soccer Association) in the spring of 1967 - the Clippers were unquestionably the NPSL's best club. Stocked with a pipeline of top Yugoslavian imports (including NPSL All-Stars Ilija Mitic and Mirko Stojanovic), the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum-based club captured the regular season title with 19-8-5 record (23 points better than the second-best Baltimore Bays), and were undefeated at home.  The Clippers bested the Bays in the two-game NPSL championship final (4-2 on aggregate) and also claimed an unprecedented "treble" by defeating the division runner-up St. Louis Stars for the league's post-championship "Commissioner's Cup." Survivors of an off-season NPSL-USA merger, the Clippers continued their winning ways in the new 17-team North American Soccer League - tying for most wins (18), scoring the most goals (71), posting the second-best point total (185), and sending five players to the 1968 NASL All-Star team.  But due to a quirk in the league's distortional divisional points system, the club oddly missed the four-team playoff cut - and were denied a chance to defend its NPSL title.    When the NASL contracted to just five clubs at season's end, Oakland owners Joseph O'Neill and H.T. Hilliard opted instead for a more lucrative series of independent international exhibitions; renamed again as the California Clippers, the team played top teams such as Atlas, Chivas, USSR champion Dynamo Kiev, and Italian champion Fiorentina at stadiums across the state (including LA's Memorial Coliseum).   O'Neill and Hillard pulled the plug for good in June 1969, when the US Soccer Federation refused to sanction further matches.

This Friday is UK Basketball's Big Blue Madness at Memorial Coliseum. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic the only way for fans to see the production is through the SEC television network. In this latest installment of WUKY's award-winning history series, Saving Stories, Doug Boyd, director of the Nunn Center for Oral History in the UK libraries shares audio from an interview with Wildcat great, Kenny "Sky" Walker about his memories of his debut at Midnight Madness on October 15, 1982. The interview is part of a series of conversations with another former Wildcat great, Kyle Macy.

Sandro Rebel is a Brazilian-born pianist and keyboard player and composer currently living in Los Angeles and has been in the music business for over 30 years, having performed at some iconic venues in the U.K (02 Arena, Manchester Arena, SSE Hydro Arena), Los Angeles (Hollywood Bowl, Memorial Coliseum), New York's “Radio City Music Hall,” Ryman Auditorium (Nashville), and the “Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.”https://www.youtube.com/user/SandroRebel1@thecareermusician@nomadsplace

Sandro Rebel is a Brazilian-born pianist and keyboard player and composer currently living in Los Angeles and has been in the music business for over 30 years, having performed at some iconic venues in the U.K (02 Arena, Manchester Arena, SSE Hydro Arena), Los Angeles (Hollywood Bowl, Memorial Coliseum), New York's “Radio City Music Hall,” Ryman Auditorium (Nashville), and the “Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.” https://www.youtube.com/user/SandroRebel1

We’re back to continue the 2020 NBA Championship bracket to determine a champion in case the NBA doesn’t resume. In this episode we use team uniforms to narrow down the sweet 16 to the elite eight (sorry, NCAA, we’re borrowing your terminology). We also talk games we’ll remember this season, Carmelo Anthony and falling for narratives, questionable logo choices, and what does Cream City mean?  Guests: Jannelle Moore (@Jannelle12) and Sasha Ashall, producer of From the Rose Garden 3:00 Ice Breaker: what is one game that will stand out for you? Houston vs Golden State on Christmas Day, first Clippers vs Lakers Game, Memorial Coliseum pre-season, Anthony Tolliver's last game with Portland. 14:45 Bracket Challenge continues with uniforms Listen to Part 1 of the bracket challenge: uniforms Follow Blazer’s Edge on Twitter @blazersedge, WHAT Pod @HoopsAndTalks, Tara @tcbbiggs, and Cassidy @CassidyGemmet. Join the Women’s Hoops And Talks Facebook group to talk about Trail Blazers with others who identify as women who love basketball. Music used in the episode: “Happy Alley” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License. Subscribe to the podcast Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Donald Trump's Arizona visit on Tuesday is his first since the Feb. 19 rally at the Veteran's Memorial Coliseum. This time he's visiting a Honeywell facility, which turned to producing N95 respirator masks at the end of March. The visit comes at an interesting time. The 2020 campaign season has halted its usual door-to-door tactics in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, pivoting to digital outreach instead. Trump's stop in Arizona marks a potential return to in-person campaigning. In this bonus episode of The Gaggle: An Arizona politics podcast, hosts Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Ronald J. Hansen interview Ronna McDaniel, Chair of the Republican National Committee. She outlined how the RNC plans to support Republican candidates in Arizona during this unprecedented time. 

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An interview with Tori George Drake, co-owner of the One Motorcycle Show, about the show in Memorial Coliseum and their 21 Helmets non-profit initiative, which helps get kids interested in wearing helmets and thinking about safety when riding.

Eugenia, Jesús y Rodolfo analizan las palizas que Cuervos y 49’s dieron a sus rivales. Desde el Memorial Coliseum de Los Ángeles, Mexicanos al grito de touchdown

After a narrow loss to rival Notre Dame, USC returns to the friendly confines of the L.A. Memorial Coliseum for homecoming weekend. However, they play host to one of the top offenses in the nation in the Arizona Wildcats, led by senior quarterback Khalil Tate. Dina and Matt discuss Saturday night's Pac-12 south showdown and breakdown some keys to the game. Also could a loss spell the end of the Clay Helton era and who's to blame for USC's offensive struggles? The duo discuss all of that plus is Candy Corn overrated? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The pre-season is winding down, so we asked, what have we learned about the Portland Trail Blazers? Tara and Cassidy of Women’s Hoops and Talks discuss Marion Hezonja passing, Kent Bazemore bouncing, Skal Labissiere playing, and CJ McCollum missing free throws.  While we are starting to get more familiar with the new-look team, some questions still remain: when will Pau Gasol play? Is Zach Collins locked into the starting lineup? Who is setting screens for Damian Lillard and McCollum?  Along the way, we touch on the throw-back game in the Memorial Coliseum, Tara’s visit to the Staples Center, and whether Portland was holding Meyers Leonard back? All of this and more on the latest episode. Highlights 1:30 Icebreaker: If you could have one Blazer come visit you and keep you company while you are sick, who would it be?  4:00 Preseason opener in the Memorial Coliseum. Blazers have really developed a brand of wholesome fun.  8:30 A journey into the belly of the best, the Staples Center. 11:45 What have we learned from preseason? Nassir Little seems very determined 13:30 Whiteside needs time with the team  14:30 When Mario has the ball, be ready! 16:00 Kent Bazemore is bouncy and fun. Is it too soon to say that he has some Wesley Matthews type undrafted attitude.   19:00 Skal Labissiere might play 20:00 What is the deal with CJ McCollum missing so many free throws?  What we haven’t learned 21:50 Anything about Pau Gasol 22:40 Zach Collins is going to start? 25:10 Who is going to set screens for Lillard? 27:00 Meyers Leonard in Miami has been set free to be his most Meyers Leonard self.  28:30 Should the Blazers try the alley-oop anymore? Maybe they can replace alley-oops with nutmeg passes.  30:50 Giving some love to Moses Brown and Keljin Blevins. 36:15 Are the Utah Jazz better than the Denver Nuggets?  38:00 Adding a new song to the 2020 Blazer Playlist, 22 by Taylor Swift. Because 22 is going to be a good year for Zach Collins.  41:00 Collins is showing some good signs.  Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Get Social Follow Blazer’s Edge on Twitter @blazersedge, WHAT Pod @HoopsAndTalks, Tara @tcbbiggs, and Cassidy @CassidyGemmet. Women’s Hoops And Talks (W.H.A.T.) Join the Women’s Hoops And Talks Facebook group to talk about Trail Blazers with others who identify as women who love basketball. Music used in the episode: "Happy Alley" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As we get a preview of the Post-Brees-Era, we try to keep a positive outlook the best way we know how... by Drinking!!! Join us as we try to remember & reminisce about this past weekends tailgating festivities with all of our friends. Our experience at the Memorial Coliseum and our thoughts on the game. We touch on next weeks game vs the Seahawks and why if they can succeed in Seattle, they can succeed anywhere. Plus Weekly Picks!!!We feature World Champ from Highland Park out of Los Angeles.Let's strap on our seatbelts because the season is not over! LET'S GEAUX!!! Cheers & WHODAT!!!

As we get a preview of the Post-Brees-Era, we try to keep a positive outlook the best way we know how... by Drinking!!! Join us as we try to remember & reminisce about this past weekends tailgating festivities with all of our friends. Our experience at the Memorial Coliseum and our thoughts on the game. We touch on next weeks game vs the Seahawks and why if they can succeed in Seattle, they can succeed anywhere. Plus Weekly Picks!!!We feature World Champ from Highland Park out of Los Angeles.Let's strap on our seatbelts because the season is not over! LET'S GEAUX!!! Cheers & WHODAT!!!

Ep. 0097: Keith and Brandon talk about PAU GASOL joining the Blazers, the Blazers' preseason (including a game at Memorial Coliseum), Dame and CJ bowing out of Team USA, BRoy vs. Dame, the last word on the Blazers' summer moves, and MORE! NEW website!! No ads, mobile friendly, original writing and podcasts: trailcasters.com Hit us up: @trailcasters (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram). ...or email us! trailcasters@gmail.com  

The OSG Sports team talks everything College Football. This weeks show includes Missouri vs. The NCAA, USC in trouble again for trying to sell naming rights to L.A. Memorial Coliseum, Spring Football injuries at Clemson and so much more....

L.A.'s Memorial Coliseum has been playing host to college football, NFL football, two Olympics, baseball games, concerts and countless more events since 1923......a lot has changed about the Coliseum over the decades, but the name has renamed a constant: that simple name was tribute to all who served in the armed forces in World War I. But the name could soon change to the "United Airlines" Memorial Coliseum, after USC signed a corporate naming rights deal---and veterans have some things to say about that plan. We will go In Depth. Just about everyone can agree that driving through the streets of L.A.'s Westside is patience-testing and headache-inducing. But is a 4-dollar congestion fee the answer to easing traffic? That idea has been proposed, and we will discuss it. Hope springs eternal on this opening day of the 2019 baseball season, where every team still has a chance to win a World Series. For the Dodgers, who have come up short in that goal for two straight years, opening day is about starting over---we talk with Dodgers great Orel Hershiser on this first day of baseball. Facebook is in trouble again, this time accused of facilitating housing discrimination through its advertising formula. And Disneyland is giving the boot to smokers and double-wide strollers, as it makes room for the new Star Wars attraction. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Vice President of Sales for Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Nathan Dennison joins the show to recap the Division III Men's National Basketball Championships hosted over the weekend and more.

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Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas has asked that the Department of Consumer and Business Affairs, along with the Treasurer and Tax Collector, and the Internal Services Department, convene an informational forum to help you navigate your concerns. The forum will take place on Tuesday, March 5th from 6:00 to 7:30 PM at Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas’ Exposition Park Constituent Center, located at 900 Exposition Park Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90007. The building is located on the South Lawn, just south of the Natural History Museum and north of the Memorial Coliseum. Free parking is available in the surface lot off of Figueroa Boulevard and 39th Street (please let the attendant know you are there for a meeting at the Supervisor’s office). There will be a 30-minute presentation by the County representatives followed by counseling sessions. A high number of attendees are expected, so we ask that you complete and submit the attached worksheet prior to the event to help us facilitate a seamless forum. Please submit your completed worksheet via fax at (626) 293-5728 or by email at homehelp@dcba.lacounty.gov. If you have any questions or need assistance with the worksheet, please contact my Foreclosure Prevention/Real Estate Fraud Unit at (626) 943-5635. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lasuperagent/message

On this edition of the show Curtis Burch hosts and shares some comments from Josh Allen where is he planning on putting all those awards? Plus Darren Headrick joins the show live from Memorial Coliseum to talk UK Women's basketball, Citrus Bowl and UK Baseball. Listen to Big Blue Insider weeknights on 630 WLAP wlap.com or the iHeartRadio app.

General Manager Randy Brown joins the show to talk about upcoming events at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum and more.

Fort Wayne Mad Ants Team President Tim Bawmann joins the show to talk about the extension with the Memorial Coliseum, things the Mad Ants are working on to bring new fans to the games & more.

General Manager of the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum Randy Brown joins the show to talk about some additions to the arena including a new scoreboard, talks about the possibility of an indoor football team & more.

Fort Wayne evens their Summit League record at 2-2 and improves to 13-8 overall following a come-from-behind 82-78 win over Omaha at the Memorial Coliseum.  Radio highlights with Brett Rump and Kent Hormann. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fort Wayne Mastodons men's basketball coach Jon Coffman previews the upcoming game at the Memorial Coliseum vs. North Dakota State, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode I’m speaking with Brian Libby, a journalist and critic living in Portland, Oregon. Among the magazines and newspapers he has contributed to include The New York Times, The Atlantic, Dwell, CityLab, Metropolis, and Architectural Record. Brian is also a book author, filmmaker, and runs the popular Portland Architecture blog. Though episode three admittedly tends to be a bit Portland-centric, it's still interesting for anyone listening. Brian talks about the current housing crisis in Portland, some of his favorite, current projects on the books, efforts behind the Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum, and what it’s like to write for the New York Times.

Adam and Adam discuss the evolution of the Phoenix Suns. From the franchise's 1968-69 inception, through to the 1993 NBA Finals. We cover a wide range of topics. You'll soon learn why Adam is a true Phoenix Suns ‘Super Fan’. When he was a young boy, the Suns were Phoenix's only professional sports team. We chat about the 1976 season and the Suns' improbable first trip to the NBA Finals. That 1976 team was lovingly referred to as the 'Sunderella Suns'. Earlier this year, Tom Leander released a fantastic documentary - of the same name - devoted to the 40th anniversary of that iconic squad [Part I | Part II]. Our main topic of discussion, focuses on how the Suns franchise was rebuilt from the ground-up, throughout the 1980s and into the 1990s, culminating with their 1993 NBA Finals appearance. We cover some of the off-court issues that plagued the team during the 1980s, then discuss the tragic death of promising Suns center, Nick Vanos. Plus, Adam has a great story about the 1988 NBA Draft and the aftermath of the Suns selecting Dan Majerle. It wouldn't be a conversation about the Phoenix Suns, if we didn't chat about Tom Chambers' insane jam over Mark Jackson. In November, 1990, Adam sat next to photographers, near the basket support at Memorial Coliseum, to watch the visiting Chicago Bulls - who went on to win the 1991 NBA Finals - take on the Phoenix Suns. He talks about his unique view and memories of that game. The Suns continued to strengthen their roster and all the pieces fell into place, when they traded for Charles Barkley, not long after the 1992 NBA Finals. We talk about the 1993 post-season. Phoenix narrowly escaped a first-round humiliation to the eighth-seeded Los Angeles Lakers. Paul Westphal boldly predicted the Suns would win in five games, which they did. We then discuss the 1993 NBA Finals and how the Suns worked their way back into the series, after losing their first two (home) games at America West Arena. As per usual, the conversation is scattered with humor and plenty of insight. A must-listen, for die-hard NBA fans, regardless of the team you support. The most prominent players mentioned in this episode, include: Curtis Perry, Kevin Johnson, Alvan Adams, Michael Jordan, Larry Nance, Tim Perry, Cedric Ceballos, Mike D'Antoni & Steve Nash. Statistics mentioned, are often courtesy of Basketball-Reference. Editor’s note: sign-up for the monthly newsletter – receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Newsletter | RSS | Website Support Adam via Amazon: click-through and purchase any item (store-wide – within 24 hours) - it helps support the podcast – importantly, at no additional cost to you. Thanks. Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail  

This episode features Red Mountain Entertainment president Gary Weinberger, who discusses the concert history of Coleman Coliseum, formerly known as Memorial Coliseum. Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan and many more performed at the University of Alabama venue. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN/DOWNLOAD

Jim Lee is a regular visitor to city council meetings, frequently encouraging leaders to improve the quality of the city's publicly-owned venues. 00:28 Jim talks about art that's affected him."In 1995 I was in Ferrara, Italy, giving an acoustics paper at a convention. Ferrara has a provincial opera house that dates from the 1790s. They put on Mozart's "Magic Flute" for us. A period opera in a period house. Period instruments. That absolutely blew my mind." 03:30 On his vision for Portland and its arts and cultural landscape in the next five years? "Portland needs a world-class symphony orchestra,world-class ballet, world-class opera." 08:54 On RACC's budget?"It's partly because of the mess-up we've done with the Coliseum, we do not have enough operating funds for other artistic facilities."13:00 On priorities if Jim were elected and named to oversee the city's arts portfolio "Increasing the funding, getting Memorial Coliseum back into an operation where it provides operating funds. That's things you can do."15:30 On housing issues."In my neighborhood, Southwest Woodstock, we've seen a lot of tearing down of old houses… They will tear one down and put up two slot-houses….the whole financial situation now is set up to benefit high income-earners."19:25 On rising costs for commercial real estate. 23:15 On ensuring equity in the arts 29:00One place in the city Jim wants to work on. "Washington High School. It happens to be the high school that educated the world's only two-time solo Nobel Laureate winner — Linus Pauling….I'm wondering why given we can claim this tremendous scientific character, why we can't use this high school — call it the Ava and Linus Pauling High School for the Humanities and put arts in there and sciences."

Billy and MO take the BS Sports Show on the road to the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum for the NBADL Finals Playoff game between the Canton Charge and the Fort Wayne Mad Ants. The BS Sports Show is BACK with Billy Elvis and his new co-host MO! The BS Sports Show will continue it's great coverage, analysis, and debate of local and national sports with great guests including Justin Cohn, Reggie Hayes, Blake Sebring, Phil B. Wilson, Pete DiPrimio, and more The BS Sports Show can now be heard Monday- Friday live from 7-9 pm on www.theBSSportsShow.com and on the Tune In Radio, Stitcher Radio, iHeart Radio phone apps, and on iTunes with more outlets announced soon.

Billy and MO take the BS Sports Show on the road to the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum for the NBADL Playoff game between the Canton Charge and the Fort Wayne Mad Ants. The BS Sports Show is BACK with Billy Elvis and his new co-host MO! The BS Sports Show will continue it's great coverage, analysis, and debate of local and national sports with great guests including Justin Cohn, Reggie Hayes, Blake Sebring, Phil B. Wilson, Pete DiPrimio, and more The BS Sports Show can now be heard Monday- Friday live from 7-9 pm on www.theBSSportsShow.com and on the Tune In Radio, Stitcher Radio, iHeart Radio phone apps, and on iTunes with more outlets announced soon.

Billy and MO take the BS Sports Show on the road to the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum for the NBADL Playoff game between the Maine Red Claws and the Fort Wayne Mad Ants. The BS Sports Show is BACK with Billy Elvis and his new co-host MO! The BS Sports Show will continue it's great coverage, analysis, and debate of local and national sports with great guests including Justin Cohn, Reggie Hayes, Blake Sebring, Phil B. Wilson, Pete DiPrimio, and more The BS Sports Show can now be heard Monday- Friday live from 7-9 pm on www.theBSSportsShow.com and on the Tune In Radio, Stitcher Radio, iHeart Radio phone apps, and on iTunes with more outlets announced soon.

Check out the show as Vinny and Terry talk plenty of Kentucky Wildcats basketball as well as March Madness as a whole. They will look back at Kentucky's Southeastern Conference Tournament Championship victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks and look forward to their opening NCAA Tournament game versus the Hampton Pirates at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville.Jen Smith of the Lexington Herald-Leader will stop by and talk about Matthew Mitchell and the UK Hoops squad as they prepare to face the Tennessee State Lady Tigers at Memorial Coliseum.Chris Borland and Greg Hardy may come up in conversation when we talk NFL too.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cats-talk-wednesday/support

Check out the show as Vinny and Terry talk plenty of Kentucky Wildcats basketball as well as March Madness as a whole. They will look back at Kentucky's Southeastern Conference Tournament Championship victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks and look forward to their opening NCAA Tournament game versus the Hampton Pirates at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville. Jen Smith of the Lexington Herald-Leader will stop by and talk about Matthew Mitchell and the UK Hoops squad as they prepare to face the Tennessee State Lady Tigers at Memorial Coliseum. Chris Borland and Greg Hardy may come up in conversation when we talk NFL too.

Colin Marshall sits down above downtown Los Angeles in the U.S. Bank tower with Stephen Gee, senior producer at ITV Studios and author of Iconic Vision: John Parkinson, Architect of Los Angeles, the first book on the man who designed such landmark structures in the city as Union Station, the Memorial Coliseum, Bullock's Wilshire, and City Hall. They discuss how such a visionary could have gone unknown so long; Los Angeles' relationship to its public buildings; Parkinson's notion, during a time when Los Angeles set about defining itself, of putting up a built environment that would leave people inspired; the neatness, elegance, and organization that characterize a Parkinson building; the city's assumption that Parkinson would remain a household name for generations to come, and how World War II and the years after threw that off; Parkinson's move from England, and his own move from England in 1995; his struggle to find information related to the architect, and how everything new he learned made him want to learn more (as also happens with knowledge about the city of Los Angeles itself); how you engage better with Los Angeles after coming to understand its original intention; how to break down the false images of the city the rest of the world gets fed; Los Angeles as "the city of the future" in most or all eras of its existence; the modern repurposing of Parkinson buildings, into apartments and retail spaces and law schools; Iconic Vision's origin as, and possible future as, a television documentary; the new relevance of Parkinson buildings in an era when Angelenos have begun to regard and use the city differently; what he learned when he assembled of Parkinson's buildings, from Los Angeles and elsewhere, "in one place"; and what might architecturally excite the always forward-looking Parkinson in this always forward-looking city today. Download the interview from Notebook on Cities and Culture’s feed or on iTunes.

With 1,700 miles separating Las Vegas from Lexington, UNLV fans had to come out of the woodwork to support the Rebels at Memorial Coliseum.

Christine Killimayer and Rob Miech shed light on the Rebels final game of the season from Memorial Coliseum.

Tuesday's first round game between UNLV and Kentucky was held at Memorial Coliseum, instead of Rupp Arena, but the campus gym still shares in the Wildcats' rich history.

With 1,700 miles separating Las Vegas from Lexington, UNLV fans had to come out of the woodwork to support the Rebels at Memorial Coliseum.

Christine Killimayer and Rob Miech shed light on the Rebels final game of the season from Memorial Coliseum.

Tuesday's first round game between UNLV and Kentucky was held at Memorial Coliseum, instead of Rupp Arena, but the campus gym still shares in the Wildcats' rich history.